FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925.
FOR CREATION
IE
Memphis, May 15. (A. P.)
Failure ot the committee appoint
ed to prepare a declaration of
faith and message to agree unan
imousljr resulted yesterday In the
Baptist convention being railed on
to decide whether the theory of
evolution should be discussed in
Its statement ot belief.
With one dlflpntlne member, the
committee, headed ay K. I, Mullim
Louisville, sutgef ted that the con
vention adopt as Its statement on
the belief of man s creation.
"Man was created by the spec
lal act of God as recorded in Genesis."
Dr. C. P. Steely, Oklahoma, ot
tered as substitute to the declara
tion, this statement:
"We believe that man came into
the-world by direct creation of
God and not by evolution.'
The convention declined the
substitute by a vote ot 2,013 to
950 after more than 2 hours discussion.
Although the statement of the
fundamental basis ot Baptists fails
to refer to the evolution directly,
the theory is basu in a statement
appended to the doctrinal declara
tion. This statement was reported
by the full committee.
The statement holds, that while
science Is Important, that Us find
ines ore needed and welcomed. It
Is separate from religion and must
be Kept separate.
SECOND VETO
Klamath Falls, Ore., May 15.
For the second time within
month. Mayor Fred It. Coddard
yeslerday vetoed a councilmanlc
resolution which sought to sire
the Strahorn railroad an exclusive
franchise to cross Sixth street
The mayor declared that he would
never sign a resolution which
would tend to permit on railroad
to "bottle up' the entrance to the
city. He 1sq urged the city not
to give the Strehorn line any per
mits or easementstof any Rind un
til the city's $300,000 Interest in
the road should be protected
aeain.it a "bankruptcy sale, ' or
any other sale ot the Strahorn
road.
Coincident with this executive
veto. It became known that Hill
line surveyors are planning to
locate a line across upper Klam
ath lake, which would put the
new road nearly four miles from
Klamath Falls It such a route were
taken, t Is believed here that th
line U being surveyed to proioci
the Hill lines in the event that
Klamath Falls does gnot give it a
feas'hle entry Inio the city.
LEGALS
NOTlCIi
of Intention to Imnrovo Church
Street from LelcUe Street to
Howard Hirer'
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council ot the City ot
8alem. Oregon, deems tt nedeaeary
and expedient and hereby declares
its nuroose and Intention to lm
prove South. Church street from
the south line of LeMIe street to
the north line of Howard street.
at the expense of the abutting and
adjacent property, excepting ltt
street and alley intersections, '.he
xDpnse of which will be assumed
by th e City of Salem, by bringing
aid portion of said stress- to the
established grade. constructing
Portland cement concrete .curbs,
and paving said portion of said
treet with a six Inch Portland ce
ment concrete- pavement twenty
our feet wide In accordance with
.he plans, specifications and est!
irtMes therefor, which were adopt
ed bv the Common Council May 4,
1125. now on file In the office of
thj city recorder and which said
plans, specifications and estimates
are hereby referred to ana maae
nart of this notice. -
The Common Council hereby
declares its purpose and intention
to make the above aescnoea tm
provement by and through the
Street Improvement department
of the Cltv of Salem.
Written remonstrances may be
filed with the city recorder of said
city against the above poposed
improvement within ten days troro
the data of final publication n Mo
or. - .
By order of the Common Coun
cil May 4. 192S.
I. POULSEN'. City Recorder.
bate of first publication hereof
Is May Slh. 1915. n
CALL FOR BIDS
The undersigned will - receive
sealed bids up till 7:10 p m., May
1. 12S, for one Crawler Type.
Gas Drive Excavator and Loader
of the non-revolving type and
with or without ditcher attach
went.
The right Is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
M. POULSEN. City Recorder.
lt
NOTICE
Notice Is 'hereby given that
have Impounded the following de
scribed dogs In compliance with
ordinance No. 1404, towlt. on
black shepherd dog. white aroun
fieck. One Australian shepherd
dog. brtndle. The above described
dogs will be killed It not
deemed by owners, on or before.
May 1. 1IS. as provided In said
rdinance-
W. 8. LOW,
Street Commissioner
May II. 1155. IK
OREGON
For Information
About Railroad
Trips Phone 727
ELECTRIC J
frHE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Woodsman Writer
Paddles His Own
Wmm
Ijgllll
'Author of "The Slttptr
of the Hotmiit Ranges."
Edison Marshall since his "Snow-
shoe Trail" has endeared hiusetf to
lovers of sturdy adventure. For
his new novel "The Sleeper of the
Moonlit Kangcs" alarshatl has
gathered at first hand rare data
concerning the Aleutian Islands off
Alaska, their changing volcanic
areas and their vanishing Indian
tribes. Here his white folk from
th "Outside" meet with thrilling
experience. "The Sleeper of the
Moonlit Kanges- nas a climax
based unon such an unheaval of
nature as in 1912 created the Alas
kan region now called the Valley
of Ten Thousand Smokes.
He said two other applications for -banks
la that district had previous
y been turned dowa. He express
ed the opinion that Oregon Is
over-banked now.
Mr.. (lidding said-he had the
signatures of about 1000 business
men and other citiiens of the
community on his petition who
were not satisfied with their pres
ent banking connections because
of the long distance ot the banks
imm their district. lie said his
proposed bank would have a cap
italization of (50.000 and surplps
of $10 000. but that he personally
subscribe to . a great amount of
stork..
AT ROSE CITY
The state banking ooard unan
imously upheld Frank C. Bram
well, stats attperlntendent of
banks. In its denial of a petition
of R. C. Olddlngs to establish a
bank on Sandy boulevard. In the
Rose City park district ot Port
land. Glddlngs had appealed to
the board from Bramwell't de
nial.
Bramwell told the board that
to operate successfully it would
be necessary for a new bank to
accumulate in a short time de
posits In excess of $500,000 and
he doubted If this could be done.
Hairs Catarrh
medicine
I rid tout system of Catarrh or Deaf
less caused by Catarrh.
CHENEY 6c CO Toledo, Ohk
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"THE
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miniiESi
Tools That You .Will Enjoy Using
Come in and see our tools special constructed for the
automobile owner. , -
W. E. BURNS DAN BURNS
(Not Brother the Same Man)
PARTS "FOR ALL CARS
Hifh St at Ferry Salem, Ore.
Ladd & Bosh Bankers
ESTABLISHED 1863
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. m.
Salem Public Market
Comer State and Commercial Sts. Phone 205
Open every day of the week, from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Fresh Milk, per quart 8c
Fresh Cream, Vfe pint 10c
Best Creamery Butter, lb. 42c
Peanut Butter, 2 lbs. : 35e
Pure Cane Sugar, 14 lbs 1.00
Cream Rolled Oats, 9 lb. bag .47e-
" Post's Bran Flakes, 2 pkgs. J ..25c
Navy Beans, 3 lbs. ......25e
Crisco, 3 lb. can 83c
American Beauty Shrimp, 2 cans 35c
Ohio Red Label Matches, full count
carton of six boxes 25e
Oregon rFanquette Walnuts, 2 lbs. 65c
6 White Flyer Laundry Soap, 1
1 Lighthouse Cleanser, all for
. EXTRA SPECIAL FOR
SATURDAY ONLY
, Royal Baking Powder, 6 oz. can .
12. oz. can
2Vt lb. can ..
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Beef to boil, lb. .
Pot Roast, lb.
Prime Roast Beef, lb.
Round Steak, lb.
T-Bone Steak, lb.
Sirloin Steak, lb. ...
Hamburger Steak, lb.
Veal Roast, lb
Veal Steak, lb. .
8c
..15c
17c
.15e
.. 15fc
....12fte
18c .
Legs of Veal, lb.
Pork Roast, lb. ..
Pork Steak, lb.
..20c s.
Leg of Pork Roast, lb.
Pure Pork Sausage, lb. 20e
Swift's Pure Silver Leaf Lard, lb. .20e
Compound, 2 lbs. for 35c
Orders of $5 or over delivered free.
Eggs wanted We pay cash or trade
24c per dozen
9 -Men's Khaki Pants, good quality .
DIRECTOR'S DEPARTMT STORE
EXTRA SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY
When we say "Extra Special" our many patrons know that's just what they are, for
we have gained the confidence of Salem people and they know that our advertising
is truthfully to the fullest extent. , : . '
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Suits, real values, you make a saving when you buy
these All-Wool Suits at ...:........$14.85, $19.85, $24.85
Novelty Silk Hose for young men, at 49c
Chalmers Porosknit Union Suits at .. 98c
Paris Garters at real savings, only 19c
Men's Madrass Dress Shirts 95c
$1.49
Peter's black and brown Oxfords for Men, all leather,
a real saving A .'..$3.49
Men's Khaki Screen Hats, good quality 59c
Men's and Young Men's Ogden. make wide toe, brown
or black, regular price $9.00 : $6.50
Women's fancy Slippers, regular $9.00 $6.50
Regular $6.50 ... $4.95
Regular $5.00 . $3.49
Children's fancy Slippers, lli to 2 ... $2.49
BASEMENT
Men's Canvas Gloves, blue wrist 10c
Men's Light weight Shirts and Drawers .'...49c
Men's Blue Work Shirts, 2 pockets, good quality 69c
Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords, a real snap, in our
basement Store, only , $3.49
Men's, Women's and Children's Canvass Shoes, .
black, white or tan, to go at .. 1.98c
Men's Cotton Socks, black, brown and blue, -a
light weight for summer iflf
Thread in all collors, basement J 3e
YARD GOODS
SILKS JUST THE THING FOR GRADUATION
Crepe de Chine, all colors, also white and black, 40-
inches wide, regnlar $1.98, special $1.59
Crepe de Chine in white and colors, 40-inches wide,
regular $2.25, special $1.89
Canton Crepe in white and colors, regular $1.95,
special" $1.49
Genuine Glow Sheen, a beautiful' silk mixed fabric for
dresses or underwear? white and colors, yard 98c
Georgette in all colors. Just the thing for evening or
pnrty.dresses, special $1.89, special $1.89
Satin faced Canton in all the popular shades. Fine
quality, special '.'.. i $2.89
J"ap Crepe in all colors, 30-inchcs wide, regular 26c,
special ..T. :. .'. 19c
32-inch Gingham, fast colors, regular 29c, spl., yd. 19c
Tissue Gingham, 32-inch wide, regular 59c and 69c
grade, yard . 35c
Pure Irish Dress Linen, regular 79c, special, yd 59c
Cannery Aprons, heavy quality rubberized cannery
Aprons, each- . . .,. . 89c
READY TO WEAR "
Coats in Prince of Wales and dress effects, some with
silk crepe linings, special $14.95
Dresses in Canton flat Crepe, Satin back Faille and
other FUks in the popular styles and colors,
special i.. $14.50
Fibre Silk Sweaters In all colors and sttyles, spl. $2.49
Ladies' Blouses in striped Voiles and Broadcloths,
Colors in lavender, pink and blue stripes,
regular $2.49, special $1.98
Ladies' Kid Gloves with fancy cuffs in brown, acorn,
grey-and maple, special . ..$3.49
Ladies' Summer Hats, values op to $8.50, special $4.49
Specials in Our Grocery Department
Pure Cane Sugar, 10 lbs. .
100 lbs
61c
$6.22
3 lbs. Nutola or Wilson
Margarine 70c
Sinclair's, Armour's dr Oregon
Milk, i0 cans 89e
Best Creamery Butter,
per pound ,
Pure bulk Cocoa, 4 lbs. ,
42e
..23e
Campbell's No. 2 Pork and
Beans, 4 cans 39c
Shortening, No. 5 pail 84e
No. 10 pail $1.65
Snowdrift No. 4 pail 98e
No. 10 pail $1.95
Crisco No. 3 iail , 78e
No. 6 pail .$1.54
No. 9 patf $2.28
Peaberry Bulk Coffee, lb 39e
3 pound bag $1.15
Rolled Oats, 10 lb. bag 49c
Albers' Minute, 10 lb. bag ....55e
Flour Guaranteed Hard wheal
Snowdrift, 49 lb. sack $2.35
Crown, 49 lb. sack $2.59,
Blue Ribbon, 49 lb. sack $2.09
Matches, 6 boxes 25e
DIRECTOR'S DEPARTMT STORE
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' , Emphasizing, Eulogizing . s
America's Greatest Institution W
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uaHW . Below is reprinted a few lines from the prayer of th ri irk
I Mnaon snopiteeper ana autnor, izaaK tvaiton:
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' ' - I crave, dear Lord,
I No boundless hoard
. Of gold and gear,
I Of jewels fine,
I Nor lands, nor kin.
25e 1 llll wor treasure neaps ot anything, 1
I ' ' HI . Let but a little hut be mine - . . llll
I II ' ' ' Where at the hearthstone I may hear ' ''I'll
I II II " The cricket sing, I
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39c I xinu imve me smuts
Z- $1.29 H one g'al woman'8 eTes to make, '
I For my poor sake,
llll Our simple home a place divine "
I Just the wee cot the crickets' chirr
23c llll Love, and the smiling face of her.
19c I'll y ' . "
21C III VO. a-c
25c II i - L 111
I pray not for " '
; 1 Great riches, nor ' I
I I For vast estates, nor castle halls I
J I Give me to hear the bare footfalls 1 I
i 'Of children o'er
: 1 . An oaken floor, i I
: . New-rinsed with shine, or bespread - 111
With tiny coverlet i
III And pillow for the baby's hetd : I
' And pray thou, may . ' J
The door stand open and the day ' '
l Send ever in a gentle breeze III
jjj - With fragrance from the locust trees, I
' i - ' And drowsy moan of doves, and blur I
Of robbins' chirp and drone of bees, llll
! With after-hush of the stir 1 1 111
111 Of intermingling sounds, and then II
ill ' The good wife and the smile of her, jjj
I Filling the silence again III
' The crickets call j
: ill And the wee cot, . Ill
i Dear Lord of all, j l
Deny me not I
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1 I - -p j
llj 'I pray not that J
1 ' Men tremble at 1
j My power of place :
I And lordly sway
i I on'y pray fr s'mI'e grace ,1
'To look my neighbor in the face
I I - " FuV honestly from day to day j:
vy Yield me his horny palm to hold ;
And I'll not pray 1,
111 For gold:
Jl The tanned face, garlanded with mirth, IIL
t v It hath the kindliest smile on earth 111
Tl The swart brow, diamonded with swet.. lin
- ivl " Hath never need of coronet : fir
t And so I reach, JiV
fVvV The wee cot ; and the crlceta' chirr, ' JtM
A ifSifiV Love, and the glad sweet smile of her. S
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