Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, May 08, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL' JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1925. Tl iu win nui "AT CALF ROSING Washington. May 8. Secretary Jardiaa.- who recently accepted tbe daro of a boynood chum to ea ter a broncho riding event In North Dakota, is -thinking ot also taking on Mayor Jamea Dahlman ot Omaha In a calf roping conteat The mayor' challenge, now un der consideration by Mr. Jardlne. suggosts that the contest be staged at un American Legion rodeo to be held May 12. In hie younger days the secretary was a cowboy Omaha, May 8. John Dabl Ptn, Omnba'a "cowboy mayor," gave a characteristic shrug when Informed that Secretary of Agri culture Jardlne mirht engage him In a call roping contest at the American !ginn rodeo here some tlm- iTn Hf.T In to 17. "If he la gr.me. let him come en." aald the mayor. "I am will ing to take en anybody, whether they coma from Washington or from the toughest western ranch In America. I think I ellll hare tbe same old punch that I learned when I was a kid In Texas." "Jim" Rahlman occupies a apee tacular position In Nebraska's history, "omlng from Texaa In the eighties, be herded cattle on a Nebraska range and as sheriff of Dawea county, succeeded In clean ing out one ot the toughest gangs ot borne thieves ever to Infest the west. He Is a prominent figure at every rodeo and Is considered an excellent roper and rider. Z0 OOO.OOOOF STATE BONUS FUNDS USED (Continued trsiu lags ane amount of $21,215 plus interest at 6 per cent, and subsequently ob tained loans. There bare been 32 additional loans mads to those who had not reco ved the fall amount ot tbe loan ((3000) and 11 second add! tlontil loans. Ot the 84.113 Initial applies ttona recslved l,v6l bad to be leturned for correction. Ot the former number 22.870 elected to receive the cash bonus and 11, 141 olected to receive the loan nd to the latter number 10,874 loan application blanks have been mailed. Rubsequenlly many of these appllranta changed their e. actions, until now there are 11, 6 caah claim, and 7 135 loan claims belnr liquiduted. Thore are 17 14 yet to accept the cash bonua or loan and tbey have, ac cording to the law, until June 10, 1127, la which to Me their final choice. Twenty milllun dollars ot the 30,n00,000 bond lamie authorised rave been Issued and ot tha amount $10,110,663.64 has been paid out and another bond issue will shortly have to be floated. The following atatement shows the loans made In each county in the ststc no loans are made on proporty outride of the alate: Record of Ini hv ConntitJ. Tti. No. Ttl. Alllt to Date .... 105 $ . 103 .. 3)9 .. 123 .... 62 .. 1(1 43 n&kor Benton Clackamas Clatsop .... Columbia ... Coos .. . Crook Curry . .. .. - l'03c;uitOS . Pou-las ... Ollllnm Crant ................ Harney , .. Food River Jnckson Jf ffers?n ... .. xS Jnserh:ne - 60 KI'Trmth 113 21 15 J 17 61 24 62 82 147 to nt" 383, GOO 2(16.300 718.800 804,700 118.300 394,600 103,7011 44 000 3A2.1O0 421.200 121,100 66 400 122,800 213.400 3.13.400 62.800 18.200 ns inn Pope Fins Canonizes Saints xifct 'vHxf" :-:M- ' Z&i- f&'i I Italia fi An Impressive ceremony attended the proclamation by Pop Plm XI oi tha canonisation and beautlflcatlon tor the Holy Tear of 1116 li Bom. Photo shows to consistory la the Vatican, Lake , 40 12.700 Lane 260 613.800 Lincoln 61 111,800 Linn 161 371,100 Malheur .'. 111 261,100 Marlon , 118 817.600 Morrow ..... 40 100.600 Multnomab 2280 6,933,700 Polk . 84 190.100 Sherman 26 67.600 Tillamook 70 164.600 Umatilla . 160 176.000 I'nlon 205 491.600 Wallowa .. 102 236,600 Wasco H5 290.100 Washington . 141 , 117.700 Wneeler 38 94,000 Yamhill Ill 242.600 Grand total ... 6174 $15,188,900 At tbe present time there are JO delinquents In the amount or $21,814.17. Ot this number 184 ars farm properties In the amount ot $21,634.15, and 118 city prop erties In ths amount ot $8180.02. these delinquencies are front 10 dsys to 24 months old. There hare been 114 torn closures authorized in the total loan amount ot $294,400. Ot this jumber 81 ara farm properties In the amount ot $214,800 and li ctty propertlea la the amount of $71,600. Of these authorised fore closures 18 were settled before tbe lroceedin.s were completed and the loans restored to good stand- lug. There are at the present time 83 foreclosures In process and 63 foreclosures completed to date. This accounts tor the 114 LUthorised foreclosures. Ot the authorised foreclosures three ot the properties hava been sold for cash In the amount of C600. and 19 sold on contract of sale In the amount of $45,800 Seventeen ot ths properties. In which ths state has Involved $47.- &00 sre leased. Rlx properties are L I Dick and l. M. Hum CHINKS MI UM'INH CO. 40 vntl 42t Staff St Una wuniii-rrm Ctilnme rr mo ll 1-4 wli'i'h til (Mirt any liunmn illim-m inlu1ln lilrartie. irflr'... , utonmrli. klilm rmnhttv mat and female. II HI hhuhiI. na at one. Delay I lnn-iritiia- EirahlutiNl IB rear in 4m Phone M uOiElN&GREENBAUM RELIABLE MERCHANDISE Our Millinery Department, Best in the City Kg Selection of Hats, Frames and Flowers The Newest Styles, Best of Quality, 1-oweHt Trices Expert Milliners Ready to Consult With You. Brinp Your Millinery TrouW to Vs." Jap Parasols 95c 65c and 50c 36 inch - Dress Linen Fast Colors Reduced rriet Renfrew Suitings New Shades Sunfast and TubCaat yard 69c Silk Crepes New Stripes Very Pretty yard $1.65 32 inch Amoskcag Dress Ginghams Fast Colors y yard 21c Pretty Voiles Good Quality Reduced Price , yard 49c Ladies' New Hosiery, $1.65, SI.2S, f 1.00 and 73c a pair Renfrew Devonshire ; Huck Towels Sunfast and Tubfast : Colors, Pink, Gold or Blu Neat Patterns 60c Crade yard 34c for 38c 81x90 Sheets 9 4 Sheeting Seamless Cood Grade $i .25 yard 50c occupied from which no revenue m derived and In which the atate has Involved the amount ot $14,- 200. Thirty-eight of the proper ties In which the etate baa In rolved $91,700 are idle at the I resent time. Twenty propertlea have been deeded back to the state on which $2,900 had been loaned. One of the leased properties consists of a large ocuntry store and garage. The store ta vacant tut the garaee Is rented Tor 50 cents per month. NEED PERMITS TO BURN SLASHINGTER MAY 15 Inai:irloa received at the office of State Forester nillolt Indicate that some confusion exists aa to the requirements of the state for est laws relative to the burning of Mashing. "Slashings can be burned up to May IS without a permit," aays a statement by the department. "Sub requcnt to that time no burning can be done without first securing a permit from a regularly com missioned state fire warden locnt ed In the district where the burn ing la to b done. The Issuance of a permit does not relieve the per mittee from any renponAllMltty In oase ths fire escapes and damages the property of others. Contrary to the law that was In force last year, a permit hfis to be secured for the burning of bruuli or other Inflamatle debris In piles, in case the material la in or aiijcnnt to any forest land or land containing enough tnflamable dobrla to carry fire." PARSEE HEALER S RETURNED TO Portland. Or.. Mar t. Din anab P. Onarialla, wbo was ar rested In Seattl Tuesday, was . .in ht to this city Thursd y fr Seattle to await action by a feder? al grand Jury on a charge that he had violated federal atatutes In trarellng wltlvhts prlrste secre tary, Miss Gerald ins MeCann, a Portland girl. Obadlalt declined to discuss the charges against him beyond say log that he was tbe ytctlm of a frame-up. la an Interview he declared he la a full fledged American cttlun. baring taken out his final papers in Hackensack, N. J.B June 15. 1917. "Please aay I am a Parse." he asked. "Because you might aaj well call me a negro as a Hindu. 1 was born of Soroastrisn parenta la Bombay, India, November 28 1873. 11 y people ara descendant of King Cyrus of Persia." He said his Amerlesa wife, a New Jersey girl. Is at Malaga, N. J., with their six moths old son. A 20 year old girl, the daughter ot his Parses wife, Is also at Malaga, he aald. His Parses wife. be declared, deserted him in lilt and went away with a Hindu doctor. Gbadlalt claimed to bare the rank of colonel in the New York 1 "Quality Beyond Question" Buy aFisk Ask Hughes About Balloons Expert Vulcanizing Salem Vulcanizing Works 474 Ferry. Phone 364 flying police corps. H said he was commissioned a captain la tbe polio reserves by Commissioner Rodman Wanamaker In 1911, and that the Beat year he was ap pointed governor of the New York police aviation achool. He aald b took lh first airplsne mall from New York to Philadelphia. Ha reviewed tbe activities of his wife, aaying he had been an electrical engineer In India, and had been engaged in temperance work. After coming to America, he waa Interested In a variety of enterprises. H said "spectro- ebrome therapy" en which he I been lecturing Is s method tor treating disease by color waves. Cottage Crave. May R. M. Veatcb, former Oregon congress man and father of John C. Veach. member ot the atats fish commis sion and attorney of Portland, died at 6:3 o'clock Thursday morntng v hta home hre, aei 8S years. HONOLULU FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMPANY 147 NORTH HIGH ST. Just Off of State St Near the Terminal We Offer Special Prices on Freth Frvit and VeprcUWes For Fresh Vegetables Lettuce, good firm, per head, 10c, 3 for 25c, 5c, 6 for 25c Home-grown Spiuach, per lb. .5c New Carrots, lb, 5c, 6 lbs. 25c Radishes and Onions, 3 bunches for 10c Rhubarb, 2 lbs. 15c, 4 lbs. for 25c Cauliflower, lb. 15c Tomatoes, lb. 20c Oregon Fancy Sweet Berriea, per box 20c Home-grown Asparagus, bunch 15c 2 bunches for 25c New Spuds, 3 lbs. for , 25c We also offer Cherries, Pineapple, . Gooseberries, Peas, String Beans, ' Bananas. Fresh Fruit Sunkist Navel Oranges, extra sweet, also Florida extra juicy Grapefruit, good eating fancy Apples, We buy and sell, see us for your Let Kodak Keep the Story All nature, dressed in her finest, awaits your Kodak. Your plans for outdoor fun should include one of the cameras we are show ing. Come itl and look over our stock. Kodaks are $6.50 up; Brownies $2.00 up. PHOTO FINISHING you want good prints, and you get them when we finish yonr film. We make the most of every exposure. Capital Drug Store J. H. WlLLETT State and Liberty CHINA PHEASANT HITS WINDSHIELD OF AUTO Halsey, May Suffering from numerous cuts on the face, W. L Gilchrist ot the Standard Oil com pany. Albany, stopped at the office of Dr. T. I. Harks ot this city Tuesday and had them dressed. (14lchrUt reported that a flying china pbeaaaat went through bis omdshleld. scattering glsss In all dlrectlooa and landing dead In the rear ot the machine. The accl oent happened two miles north ot here on the Pacific highway. The Capital Journal Dominates Field In News and Ada PATARRH I of hMd or throat to wwlly bn&M4 by tb vmpor of WICKS V VAPORUB O y ir UUiai Jmn U-4 Yuri, For Information About Railroad Trips Phone 727 OIIEGON ELECTRIC Ladd& Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 1868 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. m. Salem Public Market Corner State and Commercial St. Phon205 Open every day of the week, from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. , SATURDAY SPECIALS 8c ..10c Fresh Milk, per quart . Fresh Cream, 14 pint . Best Creamery Butter, lb. 42c Peanut Butter, 2 lbs. . Pure Cane Sugar, 14 lbs..... Cream Rolled Oats, 9 lb. bag Post's Bran Flakes, 2 pkgs, Sweet Mixed Pickles, pint Crisco, S lb. can American Beauty Shrimp, 2 cans 35c 51.00 53e 25c 25c 83e 35c Ohio Red Label Matches, full count carton of six boxes . 25c Oregon Franquette Walnuts, 2 lbs. 65c 6 White Flyer Laundry Soap, 1 Lighthouse Cleanser, all for 25c "VTRA SPECIAL FOR TURDAY ONLY Powder, 6 oz. can 22c 39e $1.29 Beef to boil, lb 8e Pot Roast, lb 10c Chuck Roast, lb 12 '2c Round Steak, lb. . , 16c T-Bone Steak, lb. 14e Sirloin Steak, lb 14c Hamburger Steak, lb 12Vie Veal Roast, lb : 18e Veal Steak, lb 20e MEAT DEP BiJflKNT Legs of Veal, lb. Pork Roast, lb. .. Pork Steak, lb. .. 23c 19c 21c ..25c Leg of Pork Roast, lb. Pure Pork Sausage, lb 20c Swift's Pure Silver Leaf Lard, lb. .20c Compound, 2 lbs. for :..35c Orders of $5 or over delivered free. Eggs wanted We pay cash or trd 24c per dozen. Burnett Bros., Jewelers. "Pay Us As You Are Paid' Mm Stores on th Pacific Coast A'vnd fl h . .m, trmmim Mnmmmm !l Art Glassware A Sale Just Like the Picture At Ninety-five Cents Each The roost beautiful Glassware you ever imagined. Our artist has made the pic ture from the pieces themselves and they're lovely beyond words. The collection includes: Compotes, Candlesticks, Cake Plates, Consoles, Handled Baskets, Tall and Graceful Vases, Sandwich Travs with Center Hand les, Cake Plates with open work border, Mayonaise Bowls, Covered Candy Jars -Just as Pictured On Sale Saturday 9 a.m. 95c You may take one piece or five (we are obliged to limit the number of pieces sold to any one person or dealers would take the entire collection). And you need not pay a penny. Jnst open an account and take all you want Gift time is just around the corner. Weddin; Bells will soon be ringing. Here's an easy solution of the Gift Problem. Take all you will need and pay us as you are paid. asyouaien snaissav Will fcbaTgenojj products. Prompt and courteous service, as our policy is to satisfy our patrons. We deliver free orders of $2 and .up. PHONE 698 457 STATE STREET Salem, Oregon 240 246 N. COMMERCIAL STREET