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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925
Report of C. D. Thomas, chief
Dollar inspector for iiio vtato bu
reau of labor, who has examined
the cause cf the 'explosion which
took place last week at the plumb
ing establishment of Theo Hurr on
South Commercial street, was
made public today.. The chief rea
Bon for the explosion, as indicated
in the report, 1b that the tank from
whfc h the steam emerged was
waa welded together in such
Way as to allow the parte to sep
arate, permitting the water to seep
out.
"Housewives need have no con
ecru about the hot water tanks
used in their homes," the renor
reads in part, "such tanks are gen
rally of the required material an
properly constructed. Many house
wives become nervous when stea.
issues from the hot. water faucet.
fearing an overprussure on th
tank might cause an explosion.
The report indicates that Huch
danger Is extremely remote.
Mr. Darr stated at the time the
cement occurred that U was
caused, In hie opinion, by-the fact
that the parts of the tank wer
welded together where they prop
eiiy should have been riveted. Th
report states that along the sides
particularly, where the water
came through, the welding was
weak.
Burr's tank was equipped with
check valve to keep Uc water
from passing back Into the pipe.
ThiB might have resulted in high
pressure on the tank, it ie said
had it not been for tho fact that
the tunk wus uUo equipped with a
safety valve, approved by the in
Bpcctor, kept tho pressure from go
ing obovo 100 pounds. While the
ordinary hot water tunk Installed
in Salem holes does not have a
aufety valve, neither does it have
a check valve, and any high pres
et! re would dimply force the water
back Into the pipe rather than
causing the tank to burnt.
' Barr declares that if mere ex
pansion of water had forced the
tank open It would liuvo opened
earlier In the day when the water
wns heating ami expanding.
What actually happened, he
Bays, was that day after day th
expansion and contraction of tho
water within tho tank worked tlx
Welding loose. Had it -been slight
T3? stronger, H might have lasted
longer, and tho ueddent occurred
when the ;rhop was full, with n ro.
lilting low of several lives. The
water, finally allowed to flow
through the crack, wuh immediate
ly transformed into at com when
tho pressure was released. Water
always transforms hilo Mourn
more easily at low pressure than
at high pressure, which ie the rea
son why the housewife sometimes
gets nothing hut steam from, the
faucet, when there Is nothing hut
water in the pipe.
The water, changing Intosleam,
had tho effect of a strong push,
which did damage to the shop ontl
ninlcd ot $2500.
The establishment is being rap
idly repaired, new windows hav
ing been put in at tho front mid
along the north side, where they
were completely demolished. Parts
of the north wall (hat were torn
loose have been replaced.
ON THE AIR
SATURDAY KliiUT
I'uejriu Time)
KGW, Portland Ore., 491.5
6-8 K M., I'm hp's .Society Five
from the main dining room of
tho Portland hotel; 10-12,
Prasp's Society Five from the
main dining room of the Port
land hotel,
KGO, Oakland, Cal 361.2
8:10 P. M., diversified musical
program; 10-1, Hotel St. Fran
cis dance orchestra.
KPO, Han Francisco, Cal.,
428.3 6:35 P. M., Waldemor
Llnd and the States restaurant
orchestra; 8-12, Jack Cookley's
Cablrlane.
SUNDAY
(Pacific Time)
KGW, Portland, Ore., 40J.C
10:26 A. M. to 12 Services from
First Presbyterian church; 7:65
P. M., evening services by di
rect wire from First Church of
Christ, Scientist, of Portland.
2 YEARS FOR
F
Chicago. Aug. 28 AP) Irving
Schlig, suspected as the myster
lous airplane bootlegger plying be
tween Canada and Chicago and
Harry Berinan, Identified by tho
police as a gunman and robber
wero shot to death near tho Ash'
burne aviation field In the south
west corner of Chicago early to
day.
Schllff, held responsible for some
of Chicago's spectacular and dar
ing holdups and robberies, is' be
llevcd to have been slain by rival
bootleggers who feared his suc-
ess in bringing in good whisky
and "other liquors might lead to
him acquiring a monopoly in mo
bootleg tiadc.
Svvampscott, Mass., Aug. 28
Ai) Tho Mayflower, with Presi
dent and Mrs. Coolfdge aboard sail
id today for Plymouth, Muss.,
where the Pilgrim Fathers lunded
more than 300 years ago.
Tho trip was arranged to permit
tho executive- to visit historic
points In and around Plymouth
and to motor from thnt placo to
Cohanset for luncheon with C. W.
Barron, publisher 0f tho Wall
Street Journal, before returning to
wniiG uourt.
Mr. and Mis. Coolidgo had as
their guests .Secretary and Mrs.
Sanders, Colonel S. A. Cheney.
military aldt, nnd Major James F.
Coupal. (hn president's physician.
Washington, Aug. 28 AP)
Private George 1. Beam, a mem
ber of the marine guard of the
summer White House in Swamp
scott, has been sentenced to two
years in the navy prison at Ports
mouth, N. II., on the charges of
conduct to the prejudice of good
order and discipline, being absent
without Jeave for 14 hours, slander,
including remarks derogatory to
the -service, breaking arrest und
refusing to bathe when under ar
rest.
Tho original offense, that of be
ing absent without leave, was
committed in June. The prison I
sentence was fixed by a general
court-martini at 3 l years but was
reduced to two years by Secretary
Wilbur upon recommendation of
Major General LeJeune, com
mandant of the marines of the mar
ine corps. - -
Military prisoners are required
to bathe regulurly and the charges
declared the man had refused to
wash in the most convenient place,'
the ocean, when ordered to do so
by his superior officer.
Beam's home is in Lebanon, Par
lam Spruule, president;
Paul
Shoup, executive vice-president; H.
D. Deforest, chairman of the exe
cutive board; It. E. Strahorn, pres
Ident of the O. C. and E. railroad,
and George Boschke, chief engin
eer for the Southern Pacific.
Tho officials said there would bo
no charge In their previously an
nounced plans of rail construction
in this section of the state, al
though Mr. Deforest, In a formal
statement, declared that the South
ern Pacific must be saved from
"destructive competition" It the
new lines are to be self-supporting
within the next few years.
New Corporations.
Articles of Incorporation were
filed with the state corporation
commission here Wednesday utt
follows:
Medicla Products company. Kill
ton; W. E. Jones, W. E. Putnam
and A. D. Garber, Incorporators;
capital stock, $20,000.
Klamath Palis, Aug. 28 High
officials of the Southern Pacific
company returned last night from
a trip of inspection over this end
of tho Natron cut-off construction
well as the contemplated ex
tensions In Klamath county and
elsewhere in central Oregon.
Included in the party were Will-
Cook with this
rich milk
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on Carnation's cream y-deli care taste
and creamy-smooth consistency.
For every use, depend on this
fine milk, Oregon a leading'
brand of evaporated mlik
for nearly a quarter
century By right
of quality.
Made in
Oregon for
13 year$
It tastes CREAMY
It looks CREAMY
It is CREAMY
rnation
Milk
"From Contented Cows''
Here They Are!
Fall's Newest
CLOTHES
Here's a presentation that rivals any
thing this Store has ever shown. For style,
for woolens and for workmanship, our
present stock of Suits and Topcoats offers
every man and young man the best of
everything: . All this combined with the
unusually low prices make these Clothes
the supreme values of the season. .......
They are the kind of Clothes you like to
wear the kind that insures complete
satisfaction.
We welcome a visit from you.
$25-$30-$35
$40-$45-$50
Many with Two Pairs Pants
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474 GUsmi Street
Portland. Oregon
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SALE OF USED
ISSUED IN 1878
County Ti'fcURiirm Primer has In
Ms possession for safe keeping left
by James Anderson of 8alemt an
Ktlnit nnd history of Marlon and
I Jnn counties insurd in 1878. The
atlas contains a large number of
ateel engra v I rigs of ea i ly farm
houses of the county, including
among others the John Johnston
place, Went Wood burn, P'ranclK
Keller pliice, Woodbitrn, Perry
Wat Hon ranch, Itnsedale; Lou la
PoMyJohn ranch near tho prment
golf links; Jesse Lunacy ranch near
Jefferson, tho Casper Zorn runeh
and J. H. Seltlemcier nursery com
pany, tho latter near Woodluirn.
Among other pieces of Interest
ing information the atlas lists all
the mayors nnd members of city
councils from 1857 down to 1878.
FALSE TEETH SAVE
OWNER JAIL TERM
San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 2S.
False teeth may have many draw
backs but they saved Frank (.laser
A possible sentence for possession
of liquor.
Olnser was arrested because a
cup of whlsl;ey was found In his
kitchen. He was caled to police
court today.
"What di1 ycu have It for?"
Mked the prosecution attorney.
"I keep It to stcrlize my false
teeth," said Olaser.
Tho explanation seemed plaus
ible nnd tho rae wns dlin!ssrd.
. Decides On Best
Life Insurance
"rive yenm ngo 1 wne retimed
life Insurance bernuse of my
heart symptoms. Doctors enld II
wim caused from a pressure of km
that came from my stomach, but
their medicine did not help me
and I waa got tins worse all the
time. Three years aRO my clnifr-ft-fat
recommended Mnyr's Won
derful Remedy. I took a course
of It and bellevo It tlio best life
insurance anyone can buy. It help
led my trouble at once. It Is
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus
from the Intestinal tract and al
Jays the Inflammation which ratio
as practically all atomach, liver
and Intestinal ailments, inciun
inn appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. J.
C. Perry, D. J. Fry and druggists
rsrj'wliere. Air.
FROM OUR USED FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
BUY NOW
Convenient Terms Extraordinary Values Big Savings
WE MUST HAVE THE ROOM
Helow arc just it few of litis stile's irresistible Values Study Them
Solid Ouk Extension Tublc, I')0 P"A
43 Inch round top, good vuhic. (DuMiOu
Squnro Ouk Table, 48 inch (J1 r fn
mm.! ro 10 ft. exti iiHion DJ-i).UU
Itound top Extension Tabic, tfQ Qf
42 Inch top tfiJ.Ot)
3Cx45 Inch top Extension p nr
Tublo DtJ. JO
Brealifast. Tables Mulshed (prt to il4
nnd unfinished iDU.tt) iD'l
Used HooHlur Kitchen JP CJP'A
Cablneia ROt) tOOK)
Used Kitchen Cabinet (CI 1 OT
Complete vllJt)
u7,k0Ln:wri:.n.,:.':"..$6.45,o$i8:5o
Uecd Dressers, in Oak (p-j f to (Pol
and Ivory ttll) JbtJO
UBcd Dressing Tables (PI A lf to (PO
trlplo mirror 3)lzt.Jt) tDO
$1.50 ,0$9
Dining Chairs, em it ... 85c 10 $3
Commodes, each $1.00
Small Tables, eneli $1.00
Bed Springs, full size, each... $1.00
Combination Book Cnses nnd Writing Desk,
$10.95 10 $18
In full quurtcrcd
Oak
Sowing Machines In good PQ Of to dJOK
order and good makes. fvUOO wOO
$2.45 10 $12
Itockcrs of all
kinds
Large selection of Buffets In Walnut and
Rood value ., $18.75 10 $4.50
Bed Davenports In Iniltntlon Leather and
Genuine Leather, good Oak ends. First
class bed In large and small size, marked
ir.".!! $29.50 t0 $44.50
Child's Crib 27x54, Ivory finish, In good re
pair. Including full Cotton (p- Q QK
Ulnttrcss tDlO.Ot)
Used Tlaby Carriages In Reed and In
good (PI n FA to (Prt
repair D1 OV Wid I
Used Axmtnstcr Rug 9x12 size
good repair nnd newly cleaned..
Another Axmlnstcr Rug
9x12 size
Used Body Brussel Rug
9x12 sizo
Couches In Vclour nnd
Leather
$20
$12.50
$10
$8.75 10 $14
You can take ndvnntngc of our charge account service with terms arranged to suit
your convenience. So don't let anything keep you from this sale tomorrow and Sat
urday and nil of next week.
Every Value Exactly as Represented
HAMILTON FURNITURE CO.
340 COURT STREET
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Main Office
Trade and High
THE TRIANGLE STORES
Office Phone
421 - 425 - 452
J. C. DeHarpport
605 S. 19th St.
Phone 1286
Roth Grocery Co.
134 N. Liberty St.
Phones 1885 - 1886- 1887
Lehman Grocery
184 S. Commercial St.
Phone 305
River Road Groc.
2395 N. Front St.
Phone 494
Foster & Baker
339 N. Commercial St.
Phone 259
Pickens &Haynes
456 Court St.
Phone 256
PRINCESS FLOUR
Made from Idaho and Montana hardwheat.
The last car of flour we will receive this
year; made of old wheat.
Per sack, $2.39 Barrel $9.40
Dunbar Shrimp
2 for 39c
Matches, Ohio
6 pkgs. 25c
A. Daue & Sons
1003 S. Commercial St.
Phone 935
C. M. Eppley Co.
1900 State St.
Phone 118
Wiggins &
' Wiggins
Salem Heights
Phone 75F3
W. H. Clark
2290 State Street
Phone 670
D. L. Shrode
705 S. 12th Street
Phone 9
Libby's Pineapple
Select Fruit
8 large tins 83c
Tuna Fish
White Star Brand '
Y2 lb. tins, 3 for 78c
Small White Beans
3 lbs. 23c
Hershey's Cocoa
Vz lb. tins, 2 for 33c
Libby's Catsup
14 oz. Bottle 24c
Campbell's
Pork and Beans
3 Tins 29c
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Phone Us TRADE WITH Look for the
Your Orders I RI ANGLE STORES Triangle on
Today HEY SATISFY the Window
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