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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1925)
PAGE TWELVE THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1925 FIREWARDENS The annual fire wardens' con ference will bo held at the -tale nouue Monday and Tuesday, Muy 4 and 6, State Forester P. A. Elliott announced today. All ot the dis trict wardens In the employ ot the forestry department and all law enforcement men who hold com missions, 40 In number, will at tend. Invitations liuve been sent to many men throughout tin: northwest and Camilla who are in te rested in forestry and lumber Inr. The conference this year will be of especial Interest because of sev eral changes made In the forestry laws by the 1925 legislature. Tuesday afternoon will be devoted entirely to a discussion of the new law. Field men will be instructed as to lu juration and they will also t ifctd Just what Is expected of them this year In law enforce' ment. An educational program has been prepared, and men who nave long been Identified with forestry Interests on the Pacific coast an-1 elsewhere will be heard. A dem onstration ot portable power pumps will be given Monday aft ernoon. Following Is tlie program: Mav 4 Morninp Session. 1:00 Call to order, F. A. Elliott state forester. f:05 Address. Hon. Walter M, Pierce, governor. 1:30 "The Fire Wordns and and the Public," George W. Peavy, Oregon state board of forestry. 10:15 "Law Enforcement, J Willits Ferguson, district warden, Clackamas-Marion countlos. 11:00 "Slash Disposal In the Douglas Fir Heglon." C. "C Scott, secretary, fire patrol association. 11:45 Adjournment for lunch. Afternoon Session. 1:30 "Klueh DIhpokuI In tho Yellow Pino lteKion," N. Jaobson, Western Forestry & Conservation association J: 15 E. T. Allen, Western For estry fi Conservation associ ation. 3:00 "Publicity and Forestry," J. D. Guthrie, United States Forest Service. 1 3:45 "The Northwest Experi ment Station," Thornton T. M linger, director- Northwest Experiment Station. 4:15 Dfimnnst ration portable pumpers. 6:30 linnquet Jfav 5 Mom in a Session. IS SALEM YOUTH Clayton Fryc, who this week won the national a mil Our middle weight boxing chump. nnHhip. ha his home In Salem and Is the son ot P. S. Frye of thin city. It be came known yesterday. P. S. Fryc Is chapel guard at the stnto peni tentiary and lives nt 4.15 North 19th street. Mis Bon represented the Los Angeles boxing club nt Boston, knocking out C urn 1.1 Dockhausen of Detroit In the semi finals and eliminating Michael Kingale of AMIwaukee In the final" ot the meet. Young Frye has attended the Oregon Agricultural college, lenv Ing there in the spring of J923. Ills father states that h will probably return to the Corvallls school. He belongs to a fratern ity there. "Clayton was born In Denver, and raised In Oregon," said the elder M r. Frye yesterday. H Is home has l'een in Salem for the past three years, although he has not lived hero steadily all that time. Clayton Frye boxed 21 times for Multnomah before going to Los Angeles In 1923. Ho dropped only two bouts of the 21. In 1921 he won both city and Pacific north wet mtddlcrelgnt championship. Ifo has also won several titles In California. SUNDAY Cheyenne Minstrels Riding the Range of Mirth and Melody CPaul Howard I ATwitin Time I "Romany and Ector Wait and See Gilded Cage J Delightful Sarpriw y:uu "The Logger and th Fire Problem." II. H. Cbapler, Western Forestry A Conser vation association. 9:45 "The Weather Bureau and Forest Protection," C. I Dague, United States Weath. r Bureau. 10:30 -"Airplane Patrol, Its Uses and Advantages, H. Brown, district warden. Douglas county. 11:15 "Portable Pumping" 8hlr; ley Buck, United States For est Service. 11:4 5- Adjournment for lunch. Afternoon Session. 1:30 The aftemoou session will be a round table talk for the purpose of explaining the new code as Interpreted by the board of forestry, the giving of Instructions as to what la expected of the field men, to answer questions as to law enforcement, and take up the wardens' hand book. W. A. Langllle, in spector, Oregon state board of forestry, to lead discussion. The recent announcement by Manager Bllgh ot the Bllgh theatre that he had booked Mur dock, "The White Matahma" and his own company ot Kast India en-', tertalners h;in started considerable .liscunalo.-t about Murdock's mystic ism. Murdock Is the same man who created such a furore In Atlanta during his engagements there. He comes to the UUgh theatre for an engagement of four days starting Monday. Ap.H 0, and promises the same marvelous itkiplay of psychic phenomena that has char acterized hi appearance in other western cities. Whtt wonderful Influence con trols this man? No one seems to know, not even Murdock himself. It Is an acknowledged fact, how ever, that he probes Into the past, present and future of any person that he sees with an almost un canny exactness, lie knows who you are, what you are and what you can nceomplltih. You may ask any qucatlon thtt you desire during bin performance at the Itligh and he promise to call you by name and answer the question promptly. VANDERB1LT HEIRESS TO WED HARVARD STAR Nuw York, April IS. The en gagement of Miss Muriel Vandor bilt, 25-year-old heiress, to Fred erick Cameron Church of Boston insurance broker and former Har vard athlete, has been announced. Miss Vnntlnrb.lt Is a great granddaughter of the late Senator James Fair. Her father Is a well known sportsman and her mother is the owner of a racing stable headed by Sarazen. Mr. Church, who Is 27, Is -i member of a prominent and wealthy Lowell, Mass., family. He was gradniited from Harvard in 1920. II T Anglers, hunters and recreation seekers who sense the call of the north will find a veritable mine of Information In an outing map of tho state of Oregon prepared by the outing and may service depart mente of the Automobile Club of Southern California for Its mem bers and visitfig motorists, The may Is 24 by 36 Inches, and In addition to tho highways, rlv ersfand lakes, it shows in red Ink camp sl'es,where supplies tr ob tainable, where gasoline and oil can be had, postotftces, meals and lodgings, where guides, packers and animals are obtainable, where boats are for rent, ranches where butter and eggs, etc, may be pur chased, points of special Interest, scenic areas, water falls, main trails and game refuges. On the reverse side of the map Is printed al lsorts of detailed In- , formation Including Roosevelt highway, McKenzle river. Middle Fork ot the Willamette country, i Columbia river highway, and Mt. i Hood Loop, Pacific highway, ; Klamath lake. Crater lake, Dia-1 mend lake and Upper Rogue river ! and a list of golf clubs In the state. I There Is alse a general mileage table" giving distance between the more Important cities and towns of the state via the shortest feas ible routes. Amateur campers will find num erouc hints that may help in mak ing their outings comfortable and pleasurable and simple rules for sportsmen are given. j The map Is a companion to the outing map of California Issued some time ago by the outing bu reau ef the club. . KIMBALL TO GRADUATE ' F1RSTW0MAH IN MAY Commencement at Kimball achool of theology will b marked Mwuvavywwwevwyvuvy Annrl Tti pum r na To 5 ? Never Cheap, Cheap Insurance Is Never Good We sell onl good Insurance, Seavey-Bell Insurance Co. 411 Oregon BIdg. Phone 457 i by aereral unusual features. Tbe largest elm sine 1910 will be graduated four student will re ceive degrees and three diplomas. Tb first woman to be graduated from tbe school. Miss Carrie M. Bamford of Forest Grove, will re ceive the diploma. Tbe baccalaureate sermon will be preached on Sunday morning, Mar 24, at the First Methodist church br Bishop Lester Smith of Graham Brothers Trucks sold r v r ..ji:-:oiaEiWDi:AL' every wifcRB This one point alone is suf ficient to merit the serious consideration of anyone in' terested in dependable trans' porta tion: Graham Brothers Trucks are sold and serviced everywhere by Dodge Brothers Dealers. 1 Ton Chassis, $1360; Vt Ton, $1595 delivered Bonesteele Motor Co. 474 S. Commercial St. Phone 423 GiiAiiAH Brothers a Division oi Dodcb tROT'ics CHERRO FLOUR Cutout all the baking trouble because it is made especially for family baking. Cherro Graham with all the roughage in the flour just what we all need. Cherro Wheatola with that nutty flavor that makes the kiddies smile. Cherro Pancake Flour 100,000 cakes used every month; going strong for the 200,000 mark nuf said. Cherro Poultry Feed Low in fiber, clean and wholesome. J Cherro Dairy Feed 3 75 of all Mollasses feed fed in and about Salem is Cherro Mollasses Feeds. Cow Chow The standard of highest grade Dairy feed will al ways please. Cherro Products At Your Dealer W. R. Speck Distributor Phone 2102 Salem, Ore. Here are the Famous Four Points of GENERAL'S Excellence ONE A fast, easy start in any weather followed at once by quick, smooth pick-up. TWO Clean combustion insuring the utmost in momentum from each piston atroke and a minimum of carbon deposit. THREE Maximum power insured by graduated surge of impulse resulting from correctly-balanced fuel. FOUR Full mileage, the logical and unavoidable outcome of the three preced ing factors. ' Now is a good time to test GENERAL in your car. Ittftugri quality never varies. Spring, Summer, Fall or Winter it's always the samel Sold Only by Authorized Independent Dealers "Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decide!" (SEMEMJL (GASOLINE. and Lubricant Helena. - The coumeoceoient ad dress will be given by Rev Royal Bisbee of India on the afternoon of June X. Rev. Bisbee received two years of bis theoolgtcal training at Klmbsll. . Dr. B. H. White Osteopalby Surgery Bleetronlo Diagnosis and Treat' ment (Dr. Abram's method). Office) Phone SSt or OS O. 8. Bank BIdg. JOURNAL WAN1 ADS PAY fgDiCB. O'Neill STATE p. STREET OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN LaddtDush Dank Building Protect Your Adjusted Compensation Certificate All war veterans of Salem and Marion County, whether they are patrons here at the United States National or not, are free to bring in their Adjucted Compensation Certificates and have them placed in our Safety Deposit Vaults. There is no charge for this protection as we are indeed glad to do this for the ex-service man. But we do urge upon you the necessity of bringing your certificate in before it is misplaced or other loss results. United States National Bank Salem. Oregon Kfr EL E C TR I CMlyA 7 Safeguarded Against all Harm or Danger AUTOMATIC HEAT CONTROL This improvement con trot$ your oven temper atare automatically, it takes the guesswork out of cooking end makes success certain before' hand. ELECTRIC TIMER. Hoars in advance yon tan set your timer so that your oven heat wilt be turned ON and OFF when you wish whether you're there or not! Especially'where there are children is an electric stove desirable ! No open flames or escaping fumes no matches. And for yourself no blackened pots to be scrubbed. ELECTRIC RANGES With the new blue vitreous enamel lined oven and the automatic heat con trol and electric timer offered During April FOR ONLY Without -Additional fat 14 .50 Tills S-so.H. S-.t eompmrlmanl that iirM fi . had I. M co vanMBt It. Sunns IMS initial payment the balance on convenient terms This is the range that sets you free from kitchen drudgery. This range is your servant you're not its slave. Come in see for yourself its conven iences you can pay for one as you cook in a comfortable, cool, clean kitchen I Daily Demonstrations at the Portland Electric Power Company fa 237 N. Liberty Street ' Salem, Oregon (Hewitf Girls"! 8ong.njiiaBE J Bligh Theater
