Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 15, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text:7 THURSDAY, OUTOBEK 15, 1925 fir LOCALS A marriage license has been Is sued to William Harrison wriKin, route 3. Salem, and Clara E. John son, Salem. DiiUoib' (Unices, Derby hall Sat, 24G sfe- Notice of appeal has been filed from circuit court to supreme court In Iho cno of Vilhelmhm LiimaliiU-n njjuinst the Industrial accident commission. Teacher banjo, puitur, mando lin, iiltc. 0. H. Guiding, 63i) Cen ter. 247 There will bo no further bounty on wild cats on ana nuer govern bcr 1, this year, according to a no tlco received by County Clerk Buy ar from the state gamo coiiimLs sion- The bounty now paid is '. a head and during tho year a con fli,tf.flilo number of wildcats art brought Into the clerk's office from the San tin in country. McKIroy Sat. Crystal Garden 248 Stipulation has been entered into between Mabel A. Benjamin and Gilbert II. Benjamin und others nc ccpting the allegations In tho com pany and answer in the cause be twen them in circuit court aa true, The stipulation provides that' prop erty fn litigation shall be disposed of according to the will or M Benjamin, with the property In- nuriug to Gilbert H. Benjamin, to hold during his life, tho remainder to go to tho heirs of Gilbert IT. and William M. Benjamin. Dance Crystal Garden Sat. 24SC The county court has received from J. IT. Scott, market road en gineer for the elate highway com mission, a map carrying all of the roads designed as market roads in Marion county. The map shows aot only the market roads complet d under tho first five year pro gram but those to be constructed under the five year program outlin ;d this year. The map has been filed with the county clerk. The Capital Journal leade In circulation and advertising. It givea later news in Marion and Polk counties than all other eve ning papers In the state $3 per year by mail only bargain. W. W. Hoover of Fossil was to day appointed by Governor Pierce as county judge of AVhecler county to succeed tho late Judge G. C. Butler, who died yesterday at The Dalles. Hoover was formerly Wheeler county judge. Closing out our coats and dress es to make room for a larger stock of millinery. In the future we will carry a larger line of millinery than ever and will dou ble our children's department. Mrs. II . P. Stith, 333 State. Governor pierce today appointed I. C. Stevens of Portland as a mem bcr of the state board of higher ?uriiula to succeed Rev. Jonah R. Wise who has removed from Port last east. Stevens is a member of the firm of Stevens & Koon, con- niilMnr nnrlnrm'5 find Is R grad uate of the University of Nebraska McElroy wonderful orchestra at Crystal Gardens Sat. 24S G. V. Minister. 113S North 17th street, bust night reported to th. police the theft of a bicycle from 17th ana Center streets. operation when ehe was .first brought hero. At that time her condition was reported to be sorl oua. Dance, Dance Sat. nlfrliL Der- by hall. Duliois' dances, popular prices. 24 C Oscar Carlson of 152 South 3rd at ret, Salem, underwent a serious major operation at a hospital here toil ay. See Guy Youngat the Grease apot for service. 24G Mack Wood of this city returned nome last night from a local hospital. Saturday is children's day at Mrs. Stith's millinery etore, bring tho children in and let us fit tiiem in up to date hats. 247 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jarbis" of Cor vallis were in Salem yesterday. Fairmount hill home, 5 rooms, modern, good location. Price $4500 for quick sale. W. H. Gra- benhorst & Co., 275 State St. 246 Raymond Fieber was in Salem on private business Wednesday. He is a resident of Toledo. Expert hair cutting, The Boh Suoppe. 217 Mrs. E. J. Simmons of Sclo vis ited friends in Salem yesterday. Episcopal rummage sale at parish house, Chemeketa near Church St. Thure., Fri. and Sat. Good clothing for almost nothing 24(1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keyes of Mill City spent yesterday In this citj. Miss Florence Rnlch came down with Dr. Scofield from Cas tle ilock, Wn. Miss ualch is a sister of Mrs. Scofield and will remain here to attend school, Tho program commitete for the annual convention of the Marlon county Y. M. C. A. met at the Sa lem Y. M. C. A. rooms here today to arrange the program for the convention, which starts October 23. TIic committee consists of O. V. White, of Stayton, B. J: Kimber and Fred J. Tooze of Salem and L. M. Gilbert and Bloyd T. Rey nolds, who live near Salem. Roller skating at Dreamland every Tues., Fri. and Saturday. 248 Further danger of a smallpox epidemic In Salem was delieved to be subsiding today, with no new capes reported since Monday. On Monday four cases were reported. all in the southern part of the city. Dr. Ivie, chiropractor, U S hk 247 D. E. Jeiscr of Silverton was In Salem on private business today. Hot water bottles guaranteed, regular $2. This week 98c. Sehae fer's drug. 243" Beta Kappa pin lost Saturday night in the down town section Reward to the finder If left at Canital Journal office or Capital Drue store. 250 Jack Woods and Albert Lithien wore arrested last night for being drunk. Want used furniture, phone 75. Frank Snook was fined $5 yes terday for speeding. C. Nadon, Dr, Bates and A. E. Morris were fined $1 each for overtime parking. Dr. Marshall, osteopath, Or bid Leo Kililan forfeited $20 ball yesterday on n drunkenness charge Love, the Jeweler. Salem. G. R. Conn has received a build Jng permit for the construction of a dwelling at i25 Maple avenue to cost $1"00. Bargains for every one, 1st M. E. church Rummage sale now on store 4(57 Ferry St. Oct. 15, 1(1. 17 247 Mr?, Carl rot win of Aurora re turned home yesterday, following a three weeks' stay in n hospital In Salem. She was given n major Portland. F S Cleaver, B Mc Donald, W T Conway, Charles Beckwith, Mr nnd Mrs Gordon F Napier. B Beck man, Robert Alli son, Cart J Mortensen, H G Mapes, William F Mills, Mr and Mrs An thony L Ryder and daughter, Mr and Mrs J A Scott nnd children; The Da Hep, Mrs Elizabeth Jessup. Miss Evelyn Jessup; Stayton, The odore Minden; Lyons, William Cone. Emil E Dennis; Seaside, Mr nnd Mrs J H Jackson. Fred N An drewH; Sheridan, F M Wirfs; Dal las, M A ItlrhardHon, Roy S Ste phfiis; aMrsbfield, John Ruton nnd on; Astoria. Joneph Erlck boii. Nds Anderson: Enders, Thorn as M Reilly, L A Bias. W T Fenn. W K Brown; Port Angeles. Wn. Mr James B Rankin; Tncoma. William T Rorabaunh. Mr and Mrs Edrt-ard O Hill; Seattle. Hal Eyster. Mr nnd Mrs J D Frost, Harry C McMillan; San Franclfeo, L E Peluso, Mr and Mrs Rodney A Stiller: Long Beach, Mrs E M Stonr breaker, Mr and Mrs Milton M Btaun; Lou Angeles, Mr nnd Mrs J o Billiard, Mr and Mr Ralph E Cutler; Chicago, George i O l,awrnce, Mr and Mrs Frank C Smock. i The Charles K. Spauldtng Log ging company has reeclved a per mit for the construction of a dwell ing at Court and Front to cost $450. Every one welcome rummage sale, Oct. 15, 16, 17, 4G7 Ferry street. 247 Gcorgo K. Brennan of Seattle was fined $12.50 in justice court yesterday for speeding. Vinegar apples wanted. Gideon Stolz Co., near corner Summer and Mill. Sacks furnished. Phone 26. Pupils of McKlnley Junior high school who have chosen to remain out of school rather than be vac cinated will be permitted to return to school Wednesday of next week, it was stated today. Present rlnna do not Involve a return of pupils of the Lincoln school and the sen ior high school before the full three weeks period has elapsed. The reason given for the difference in policy at McKlnley is that the students at McKlnley wero expos ed previous to the time of the ex posure at tho other two schools. "Footloose" and "I Miss My Swiss," on one record, at Stiffs Furn. store. 246' Mia. E. Small of Sclo was in Sa lem this morning. To pinna out mv line of stamn- rwl tmnJa 1 nm nffnrinir II BTPflt TC- duction. Mrs. Miller, over Miller's store. 216 Mrs .Tulia Stauffcr of Hubbard was a Salem visitor today. Best music Crystal Garden. 248 All public schools in Marion coun ty. Including those in Salem, will be closed tomorrow because of teacher? Institute, which Is to.be held In the local high school building. Now la tho time to buy the best and Ilvost newspaper in the stale The Capital Journal, by mail only In Marion, Polk. Linn and Yamhill counties at bargain rates, $3 per year in advance. ' Richard Pearson, employed on highway work near here, hss been arrested by Immigration of ficials to be held for deportation either to Canada or Ireland. He is Irish, 6 feet 4 7-8 Inch tall, and is charged with keeping Illegally under cover after being refused admission to the United States. Friday night dances Derby hall 247 Phil Royes, local fighter. Is working out each night in prepa ration for a fight that he Is sched- Ban tiled to appear in at Baudon ou November 6. Tin indon lAleirrnnhpfl Riivm tim, hA 'OUld eive him ft Hinnp tn rich. the ten round main event with Ace Doles, classy fighter of Mnreh field. Bayea hand 1b rather sore uuc it la expoctod to be In eon dltion by the time of the fight. Bolea weighe 130 pounds and Bases will come some -whore close to that mark. Dance, Dance Sat. night, open ing Duliois' nonular dancas. Her. by hall. Best music and floor in the valley, popular prices. 240 Members of the county court have received au Invitation from C. A. Reynolds, representing Del- uen ueevea post No. 7, American Leirinn. tn nrtonrl M.a Afrinini opening and dedication of the new ouverion armory on weunes- (1.1V. NnvOllltmr 11 N'lln lime...,. will start at 10:30 Wednesday morning. Mrs. Burrill Adams (Veda Howd) of Walla Walla, Wash., Is tile guest for several days of her mother, Mrs. William H. Howd. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE NINE t tie annual Marlon county teachers' institute will open at the high school building here to morrow morning with a general session of alt teachers. Rev. J. J. Gratis, pastor of the First Chris tian church of Salem, will give the invocation. Miss Lena Belle lartar, local music teacher, will direct the music. Beginning at !:30 Dr. Walter Brown, head of the Marion county child health demonstration, will address the teachers, discussing care of the child from a health standpoint, Beginning at 11:05 Dr. Stella Ford Warner of the I6cal health unit, will give a child health dom onstratfon, followed by one by Miss Glnora Thomson, which will complete the morning session. In the af'rnoon various detailed principles of instruction will be taken up by the teachers. Ladies get that real perma nent wave, just the thing for win ter. Phone 95G, Model Beauty Parlor. 2 1G J. C. Christiansen was crushed under a load of hay when the load toppled over at the ranch near Liberty, about 4 miles south of Salem, this morning. Mr. Chris tiansen was brought to Salem to consult a local physician. One of his left ribs was found to be broken. Beagle puppies for sale, 2 moa. old. 1031 Union street. 247 Lute Savage, veteran guard at the 6tate penitentiary who h been suffering from a gunshot wound since the convict break of Aug. 12, was this morning re ported to be "a little better." His condition is still serious, it ie stated at tho hospital. Have you heard Olscn's latest record? "I'm Knee Deep in Dais ies." It's a knock out. Stiff's Furn. store. 24G P I-T Kip.ff.'A nf KiihHmitv hitrn- he accidentally thrust the hand into a pall or Hot tar 'luesuay, practically all the outside skin of hi limn mine nfr. .Mr. Kterres was brought to a hospital in Sa lem to have the hand drctscu. nr- er which he returned to subltm- ty. The Capital Journal by mall only at bargain rates $3 per year in advance. Results of a mathematics test ivon all 711 pupils, or pupils en tering junior high school in Sa lem, at the beginning of the pres ent school year, were announced yesterday. Of 224 nuniln taking test, 120 passed successfully. To make a parsing grade it was nec cssary for the pupil to work cor rectly 11 problems out or is. ine examination fs called an "Inven tory lest," the purpose of which is to determine the greatest need oT the pupils in the way of in struction. Tho pupils are grouped n junior high school according to their ability, into three groups. Best dance Crystal Garden. 24S W. L. Thompson. Portland banker, who recently withdraw as candidate for the United States senate, has written to the cham ber of commerce declining an nvitation to speak before a lunch eon of that body. Mr. Thompson had been included among vari ous senatorial candidates who were asked to address the cham ber during the coining months, :uid because of his withdrawal as a candidate declined. Otherwise, he stated, he would have accepted The Capital Journal by mall only at bargain rates $3 per year. The only paper that exposes graft nnd corruption read It once, read It always. Robert Crawford, superintend ent of the prison flax plant, will he the principal speaker at the coming meeting of the Marion county community federation to ho held at Mt. Angel the evening of Tuesday, October 20. Ho will discuss the growing of flax and also show a number of slides de picting the operations of the flax ndustry at the prison. Dr. Walter H. Brown of the child health demonstration and Secretary C. K. Wilson of the chamber of commerce, will attend a meeting of the Scotts Mills com munity club at Scotts Mills Fri day evening where Dr. Drown will be the principal speaker. While tho Scotts Mills club is ices than a year old it now has 07 active members and is one of the strongest community clubs in the county. 1 George Hoeye of Oregon City underwent a minor operation at a local hospital yesterday. recent city school enrollment was estimated at 4200 this morn- ng. Today marks the end of the first four weeks' period of school. Two weeks ago the total enroll ment was 4023 by .actual count. There will be no school in the city tomorrow. Girl Tames Matterhorn 1 v t 'A: i : ; . r r ft ' " ?tt r A . botn filed by the Co-OMuriitlvi.' Marketing association of AstorU by John Ankkn, J. Liebertrltt, tl. it. Cortula, George Sorenson and H. A. Darnell, capi:al, (10,000. Supplementary articles were filed by the Cl-H Auto Paits com pany, changing tha name to Irwlu Wrlght Auto Parts company, lo cated in Portland. BRITISH LORDS DEFEAT LIVING FARM WAGE BILL In four and three-quarters hours, Eileen Jackson, fifteen, climbed to' the top of the Alpine peak with her father (standing in back) arid two guides. She came down so fast that the time for the entire trip was a little more than seven hours. Former Legion Chief Appointed Assistant Secretary of War 3- iJT -T-'VK -;(V:v.-.fl I H i L WasiiiiiKton. Oct. 15 (AP) Ifanforil MacNider of Mason City. Iowa, was appointed today to be isslstunt secretary of war. NEW DOOKS AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY M. A. II. Armin, "Vera": J. M. Harrie, "Peter and Wendy": J as. lloyd, "Drums"; H. V. Day, "Clotlies Maices the Pirate"; L.oui3 Heraon. "Itiind Man's Huff"; II, I, Stevenson, "Tho 13 lack Arrow, ' 'David nalfour, "Kidnaped, More New Arabian Night b,' 'New Arabian Nights," "Treasure Island," 'The Wrecker"; F. K. Clark, "Principled of Marketing"; W. J. Holland, "The Moth Book"; II. u. Cottorill, "Medieval Italy During a 1 hcupand 1 ears' (303-1313). For the Children. W. A. Alden, "A New Hohineiti Crusoe"; Ii, M. Dlx, "Soldier Itig- dalc ; Silvester & Peter, Ilappv Hour Stories'; Ciudrun Thorn?- 1 homsen, "Mafit o' the Sun an 'J West o' tho Moon"; M. M. Saun ders, "Beautiful Joe"; A. M. Skin ner, "Storylnnd In Play"; J. W. Schultz, "On tho Warpath." MOTHER'S AID STARTS SON TO GOLF CROWN OkU homa City, Okla. The com panionsiiip nf a hoy und his moth er opened the way to the winning of the 1925 vestern amateur goif hampioiishlp. When Kocfe Carter, 19-ycar-old holder of this year's title, wan 12 years old, his mo l Iter, Mrs. Dorset Carter, was ordered by her phyi- :ian to seek outdoor exerciHO. Shi oo!c up golf and Keefe went with her ae nho ployed around the courses here. Soon Mrs. Carter developed r. fondness for the game and her en thusiasm moved the boy to take a try at It. JAP DESTROYERS JUNKED Tokyo, Japan. The destroyers Ohoro and Akehono were auction- d off to Yasmaro Kakawa of Kiiro at 7109 yen apiece recently at the Kure naval station. The liipe originally cost 200,000 yen nach. They are for breaking up, the fftcel to he ueed for building purposes. The warship Suma and the dostroyers Nowake, Matsu- kar.e, Shlrayuki and Arnre are to he put up for auction at the Mala bo naval station shortly. Ensigns and eon tsof -arms will be remored and placed In the naval museum to be created on the warship Mikaea. NEW INCORPORATIONS Cluuss & Pennell, Portland. In corporators, A. V. Clauss, C. M. Pennell, R. W. Horn. Capital $5000 Jewelry manufacturers. Oumbert & Cumber, Inc.. Port land. Incorporators, E. L. Mc Dougal, P. E. Gardner, E. W. Scars. Capital $25,000. Wholesale and retail furs and skina. Kiwanlg club, Oregon City, In corporators, A. II. Hayek o and Others. Assets, $100. Ontario Grain corporation, On tario. Incorporators, Frederick G. Cleveland, Margaret S. Cleveland Don C. Russell. Capital, $25,000. Twin Peaks Automobile corn company, Hood River; incorpora tors, P. S. Rite, E. E. Elliott, S. 8, Paxsoa. Capital $25,000. Portland Feed & Fertilizer com pany, Portland. Incorporators, E. E. Sch lessor. C. C. Schlesser, Phil lip Suettcr. Capital. $2C,000. Notice of dissolution waa filed by the Federal Mortgage & In vestment company of Aurora. Under the blue sky act a permit was issued to Klumpp's, Inc., of Portland to sell stuck in the sum of $G0.000. The following articles of Incor poration have been filed with the stat coropration department: Night Delight Bedding com pany, Portland; Incorporate! a, Harold II. Wilcox, Kthel V. Todd. Carvel L. Wilcox; capital. $5000. Tiffany, Davis Drug company, hugene; incoroprators. A. R. Tif fany, George W Davie, (Cora E. Davis; capita!, $10,000. Collateral Finance comany, Portland; Incorporators, J, U. Howies, i P. dram, O. S. Driskolt; capital, $250,000. The Apex of Oregon, PorflanJ: incorporators. Charles Jennli-vr, Ralph P. Meyer, G. W. Pa rile y ind others; capita'., $50,000; niinln;. Portland Chain company, Port land ; incorporator!, Ernest Fors hind, John Forslund, Axel For. hind; Erick Forslund; capital, $25,000. Rcanies Golf and Country Clwh. Klamath Falls; Incorporators, A. J. Noye, J. F. Magulre, C. I. Rob erts, Earl Shepherd, R. E. Wright; asset:), $1000. II. G. & II. A. Epton Mortgage company, Portland; liicorinrntora, A. A. Epton, S. V. Ieonard, Char. Ami; capital, $5000. East Oregon Mortgage oirany Pendleton; incorporator. Alb?tt U. Ridgway, E. A, Johnson, Hugh Montgomery; capital, $30,000. Mead & Sharp, Inc., Portland , incorporators, C. H. Mitfll, C. A. Sharp, John Manning; capital, $20,000; automobile accessories and storage. International Fruit Vending corporation, Hood River; incor porators, A. W. IV tore, J, H. Huii a maker, A. T. Dorsy ; capital, $5000. Union Icq company. Portland; incorporators, C. C. Carnu.jk, L. F. Hoy lan. Waller N, St Clair, capital, $0000. Supplementary articles havr riled by tho Northern Sivings ft Loan association of Portlcnd, li onising tho capital from $1,000. 000 to $10,000,000. A permit to operate in Oregon hart been issued to the Cont'neiit nl Haking company of Delawan N. 1). Simon of Portland Is at torney-in-fact for Oregon. Supplementary articles ha'o also been fileo by tho Knippton Logging company of Portland In creasing the capital from )200 000 to $350,000. Under the blue pky act n pernp was issued to the Weetcrn Hand & Mortgage company of Port Und to sell bonds In the sum of $1,000, 000. Supplementary articles have been filed by the Clataon Savings & Ixian association, chBiigmg"the name to- the Astoria Savin," A Loan association nnd Increasing the apltal from $500,000 to $1.-; 000000. Under the blue sky act tr.e fol lowing permit wore luaned: E, D. Kabler & company, Por land. to opera to as a stock broker. California-Oregon Power com pany. MedforJ, to sell Bto' lt In tin sum of $1,000,000. I Articles of assoctat'on havci London, Eng. The Marquess of Lincolnshire, owner of 23,000 acres, surprised his political friends a3 well as foes by pleading recently in the house of lords for his bill designed to give a "living wago" to furm hands. Many of the members, landowners them selves, twitted tho 80-year-old marquess for hia sympathies with the 'vnrking man and cause, but hie iily was: "Tut, tut I was ono myself two or three genera tions ago." The Marquean of Lincolnshire said he knew what was a living wage on tho land in England, and ho made it plain that he practiced what he preached for his farm hands were receiving 46 shillings a week, considerably more than made necessary by law. As a re sult of his consideration, the mar quess explained, only 19 families out of all those hundreds on his vast estiite had left the land dur Ing the last 60 years. "Only six hours have been giv en to discussion of agriculture In the house of lords since 1905," said the marquess, "and I consider It more than a national scandal it is a national crime and a na tional disgrace." The bill was defeated by a sub startlnl majority. MANY UMBRELLAS ARE USED IN LOS ANGELES Los Angeles, Cal. Rain and sunshine play tricks on the aver age person's bump of forgetfulnccs and make busy days for the lost-and-found department of the Los Angeles street railway. Alfred T. Clothier, manager of the depart ment, said that 1800 umbrellas left on the stredt cars in one day testified to this. BUSINESS PROSPECTS BRIGHTEST IN HIS TORY TELLS BISHOP (Continued iroin Page One.) power they will start monkeying with the tariff." Walter Howard, general boy scout exocutlve for Oregon, Wash ington, Montana nnd Idaho, also spoke. He declared that the main feature of scouting Is "character building and citizenship train ing." He quoted President Suz zallo of tho University of Wash ington ns stating that among BE CAREFUL Otto F. Zwicker received cuts on chin and hip when his car col lided with another driven by a Mr. Mack at Center and Church streets. Mack lives on route G. Cars driven by William Dell and the Homo Realty company collid ed at Ferry and Church streets. Kathryn Rradley of Silverton received a cut on the forehead wlicn cars driven by Mrs. n. W. Bradley and II. C. Hummel col lided on Summer street between Norway and Shipping streets. ON THE AIR ir:n.Y night (Pncirrl Time) KGW, Portland, Ore, 491.5 8- 0 P. M., special concert, pre senting KG W artbds from the studio nt the radio exposition. 9- 10:30. Sherman, Clay & Co. program from the radio exposi tion at Vie Multnomah hotel; 10:30-12, Hoot Owls, with Pan la ges frolic nnd other features, from tho radio exposition. KGO, Oakland, Cal., rs fi 1 6-7 P. M., Theodore Strong orches tra. KPO. S:n Francisco. Cal., 42S.3 7-7:30 P. M.. Pi lace ho-t-l concert orchestra; 8-11, Pal nee hotel concert and dance or chestras. KFI, Los Angeles, Cal., 4C7 7 I'. M., Kxrimlner program; 8, organ reeiul hy Dan McKiirland 9, studio features; 10. vocal program. former boy scouts are found "the best university students. ''Scout ing Is not a reformatory, but it 1b a reformatory organization," he declared. "It is non-sectarian, but highly religious; It Is non- military, but highly patriotic " He asked for a delegation of the association to attend the meeting at the chamber of commerce rooms hore tomorrow night, when plans will be launched to finance the boy scout movement In Salem and One Day Tuesday, Oct. 20 Forest Taylor Dramatic Co. Present, Best People Sew York's Latent Comedy Success by David Gray and Avary Hopwood Topular Price, E5c, 85c, 11.10, Incudlng tax MAIL ORDERS NOW Seat Sale Openi Sunday Chiropractic Will ft Cure 11 I Dr. Scofield 32S Oregon Bids. vicinity. "We will nave to put the thing across or give It up," he said, "It's Just resolved Itself In to that." Previous to Howard's speech Harold Ware, local boy scout executive, made a short talk. " OREGON TODAY Claire Windsor Conway Tearle in 'Just a Woman" ss i P. N.WOODRY i Pays Cash For Furniture j Res. and Store 1610 North ; Summer j.i s Phone 511 YOU CAN NOW UUY THE SIX SEDAN Fully Equipped DELIVERED IN SALEM Terms: $750 down payment, balance monthly Fred - MOTOR CARS 350 N. High St. Phone 2126 M. Powell I" SPECIAl VA1UE GUARANTEED ALL WOOL YARN Splendid Quality Knitting Yarn 100 per cent wool, uniformly Dyed 3'4 ounce Skeins It is a yaru that can be used advantageously for every Btyle of knitted garments for men, women and children. Special attention has been paid to dyeing. Black, white, cardinal, sourlet, navy, royal, orange, brown, khaki, tan, rose and ethers. In Our Downstairs Store "Can and Do" Salem Store, Portland Silk Shop 4GG State Street 383 Alder Street Unlimited Funds We have connections in the East .hkh enable us to loan any desired amount on commercial buildings and business property. You'll find the interest cost here very low nnd a repayment plan which at no time should prove burdensome. Make your in vesting ns well as borrowing headquarters here at Hawkins & Roberts. Why not let us help you own a home? Mortgage Loans Bonds and Invcstmcnts 2nd Floor, Oregon Bloq . Salem r' to HAWKINS ROBERTS INC!