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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1932)
12 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM. OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1932 PETITION FOR DOCK FUND IS BEING DRAFTED Tentative draft of an application to be filed with the federal Recon struction Finance corporation by the 6am Dock & Terminal company for a loan to be used In the con struction of a municipal dock for the city of Salem la being prepared and mill be forwarded to Washing ton at the earliest date. Prior to preparation of the final draft more definite figure will be reached rel ative to cost, which is experted to range between $85,000 and $100,000. The Incorporators of the dock and terminal company are W. M. Hamil ton, W. P. Ellis and J. N. Cham bers. Ellis said today that the property between Water street and the river, and bounded on its north and south ends by Chemeketa and Court srrees, apparently Is sufficiently large to enable the project to go ahead, though It may be necessary for the city to vacate Water street so part of It may be used. This appears to be necessary, for the reason that the proposed warehouse and dock would be approximately 300 feet long and 100 feet wide, and the property alone without part of the street being u&ed would not give that space. A survey made by City Engineer Hugh Rogers shows that at the Court street end the property line is 18 feet from the street edge to the river bank and 70 feet to the water's edge, a total of 88 feet. On the Chemeketa street end it Is four feet to the bank and 55 feet to the water, a total of W feet. The dock would necessarily extend out over the water some distance, but It Is-said that driving of piles far out In the river at this location would offer engineering difficulties, for the reason that the river bed takes a preclpitlous drop under the water, and at one place is as much as 45 feet deep. Also the formation a cement gravel In which the driving of piles Is practically Impossible. Difficulties known to exist, how ever, are not considered serious enough to block the project. As soon as the project is complet ed and contract executed with the Salem Navigation company, the property is to be deeded back to the city. Democratic Reward For Republican Help Proposed by Leaders Washington, Oct. 21 (U.R) Practical politicians are list ing with incredulous amazement to campaign gossip hinting the senate democrats might permit certain progressive re publican senators to retain com- mltt cnalrmamhlps In the next BIG TURNOUT AT P.-T. SESSION With an even 100 persona present, not counting children, the Lincoln Parent - Teacher association held one of Its characteristically enthu siastic meetings at the school build ing last night. The feature address of the eve ning was liven by Lieutenant Wal ter Lansing of the state police who mentioned some of the problems that are faced alike by schools, up lift organizations and the police In Improving the citizenship of the country. He stressed the Import ance of the foreign population problem and gave startling statis tics relative to the high percentage of foreign population In American cities as compared with European cities. Two solos were sung by Mrs. Mil dred Wyatt, teacher at Lincoln and member of the national champion American Legion trio, Mrs. R. L. Wright, member ol the Lincoln association and offi cer of the state Parent-Teacher or ganization, gave an inspiring ad dress in which she announced that 39 new members had been added to the roster of the Lincoln chapter. It has been suggested, she said, that the association challenge the McKinley association to a member ship contest, but when this was put belore the organization It was voted down. Mrs. W. P. Perlich, Mrs. J. Mc Neil and Mrs. E. V. Wooten were named to represent the association at the regional convention to be held In Portland November 1 and 2 The parent of third grade pu pils were most numerous at the session, hence that grade was the evening's winner In the competition for the flower basket prize to be awarded at the end of the year. The members voted that the third Thursday of each month be the permanent meeting night for the year. Little Folk Guest At Monmouth Home Monmouth Little Janet Louise Wilson, who was a guest with her parents from California, was com plimented by her small cousins, Os car and Ardis Ann Christenson when they entertained at their home Thursday afternoon for a number of guests, accompanied by their mo ther. Favors marked covers for the honor guest, Janet Louise Wilson, Mrs. L. Barrows and Sybil, Mrs. E. Pendell and Martha Jane, Mrs. B. L. Sellers and Janet, Mrs. H. Morlan and Charlotte, Mrs. U. V. Caldwell and Francis, Mrs. J. B. Lorence and John, Delmcr Dewey, Robert Lorence, Gene Chrlstenscn and Oscar and Ardis Ann Christen- Office Work Doing the day's work without eye strain means better result. Our lenses .save strain. May we ad vise you in the care of your eyes. 5 OPTOMKTItlSTH. 833 State St congress In the event of a demo cratic majority. Practical politicians do not be Meve such reports. They feel It would be too much to ask a veteran democratic senator. A hurst of Ari ona, for Instance, to forego the Im portant judiciary chairmanship so Senator Norrts, republican, Nebras ka, could continue In that post. As senior democratic member, Ashurst normally would succeed to the chairmanship if democrats organ ized the senate. But the debt of Governor Frank lin D. Roosevelt to progressive re publican senators will be consider able if he is elected president. Nor ris was the first and most emphatic of the progressive republican bol sters. He is on the stump now urging the electorate to vote for Roosevelt. Senator Cutting, republican. New Mexico, and Senator Lafollette, re publican. Wisconsin, have announc ed publicly they will support the New York governor. Senator John son, republican, . California, hasj gone part way. He refused to sup port President Hoover and has not actively discouraged the belief that his own ballot will be for Roosevelt November 8. Chairman Borah of the senate foreign relations com mittee refuses to twist his party nominee. With the exception of Cutting, these senators ore chairmen of im portant rnmmittees. Johnson heads the commerce committee and La follette the committee on manufac tures. Chairman Frazier of the Indian affairs committee, a North Dakota progressive, is another who refuses to ratify the republican national convention selection at Chicago. Others of the progressive group up for re-election this year included Senator Norbeck, republican, South Dakota, and Senator Nye, repub lican, North Dakota, reports to Washington do not Indicate either has broken with the administra tion. Norbeck is chairman of the bank ing and currency vmmittee and Nye of the public lands and sur veys. These progressives occupy coveted committee places over the protest of a considerable group of their stand pat colleagues. The regulars sought several years ago to read out of the party the western dissident bloc. They would have refused them the rights of seniority and in some In stances committee assignment. That move failed. Sil vert on Mrs. F. J. Roubal was hostess to a group of friends at a surprise birthday anniversary din ner honoring her husband Wednes day evening. The guest list Includ ed Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Hall, and children. Elizabeth, Thomas and Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis and Mrs. F. A. Moore. An Inform al social evening was spent after dinner. Amazing! . How good a Syrup can be "pR Y Amaizo Golden Syrup on your waffles, pancakes or fried mush and you will be surprised that pure sweetness can be 10 deliciously different. The children will want it on bread between meals. All right, give it to them. Amaizo is an energy builder and "sets well" in their stomachs. The first syrup to be accepted for infant feed ing by the American Medical Association. Snrely a guarantee of its easy digestibility. Toy airplane free with each can at your grocer's. AMERICAN MAIZE-PRODUCTS CO. 100 East 42nd Street, New York City Ufhait ibtmmihunt W IV UHU tm tUm pi. Amaizo GOLDEN SYRUP FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS toy Airplane FREE IFOI A 1IMITED TIME WI1H tVCHT CAN Or AMAIZO GOLDEN SYRUP OR AMAIZO CRYSTAL WHITE SYRUP mi ! I Schaef er's Drug Store f EXTRA SPECIAL- Schafers Announces a treat for his cus tomers, New and Old, Big and Small Peanut Brittle per lb. 2 lbs. 28C 15c 4 POUNDS 50c Just received 900 lbs. fresh crisp peanut brittle chuck full of fresh roasted Spanish peanuts. Due to the fact that many competitive dealers will try to take advantage of this lower than wholesale price and to give our customers opportunity to enjoy this special we limit all sales to 4 lbs. Only at Til CIOT a. nunc oiui jjj The Original Yellow Front Drug and Candy Special Store of Salem Wholesale Prices to all Non-competilive dealers .XNXS..XX PlEASE, teacher, more Honey Maid Grahams!' aStk A L Many schools provide Graham Crack ers and milk to aid children's growth and to ward off fatigue. For the child who needs extra nourishment.. .for the normal, healthy child who it always hungry.. .Honey Maid Grahams supply an easily assimilated food, rich in calo ries and vitamins and important bone and tissue building materials. The crisp goodness of Honey Maids with their flavoring of fine honey, makes this help ful extra nourishment a treat indeed. Save Money Buy big thrift packages! Let your youngsters have plenty of Honey Maid Grahams at mealtime and when they come from school. Get Honey Maids fresh from your grocer, in the big green thrift packages, which come wax wrapped from nearby Pacific Coast bakeries. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY "Uiwda Balwrs I Well? Well? Folks this is real Gratifying meatin you folks again tho iU with' considerable trepidation we address you folks today, there are a lot of things we'd like to say to you, but as we stand here and gaze upon this vast sea of faces it makes us shudder to think of the thoughts that you must have so many people come here today heart sick and foot sore, (which reminds us we've got to get us a pair of shoes with better bottoms on em). Now before we proceed further with the problems confronting all of us today, may we just relate a little of our earley experience to give you a kind of a background to the picture. We were born and raised on a farm as all great men were of course, and you might say we grew up be tween two rows of corn whozat mister? A Jack of all trades you say, well thats different, we thought you said somethin else. On second thought folks, it appears we'd better stop relatin our past experience as there might be a few questions asked and you know how it is, theres nothin to be ashamed of. Its just that we dont like to be questioned, thats all. Now folks as we've painted such a beautiful picture of our earley history and as all of you will admit we're a speaker and writer of no mean ability. Now that remark was uncalled for. Some body just said, yeah, no ability is what we should have said. Now as we adjourn and as soon as the applaudin is over we wanta take this opportunity to invite one and all of you to visit us at our stores, as has been said so many times before, the store for home folks. You all know the one where prices are always lowand folks all like because theyre always treated so nicely an everthing. At the Market Not a Chain Store Commercial at Court Not a Chain Store Snowdrift Shortening 6 Kg? 81c Crescent Baking Powder Eo!nds 1 9c Many western housewives are using Crescent Baking Powder, not just because it's made in the west (while that In itself is a very good reason) we suspect mostly because it's one of the best of its kind. Oh, yes, almost forfot to mention you get a 15c bottle of Pure Vanilla Free with each can. Jumpin' Jupiter that makes the Baking Powder cost you lessen a nickle. Granulated Soap ggoz 10c Full 23 ounce package. Now folks the pfice we're about to quote Is so low it might appear we didn't think much of the quality but it's quite the opsite we think it one of the best if not the best soap value we ever offered our customers and that is saying a lot. Osts True Fruit Jelly Powder 5 Pkgs 19c Small Cans Pineapple Tidbits or grated C per can )C Blue Jacket Sardines in oil, regular size cans 6 cans . 25 c Liberty Cocoa A pure, healthful re freehing drink It pound cans .... 15c Freshly roasted Coffee In Bulk O pounds .. ..: 63c Pure Shortening " pounds ..... 29c Golden Key Milk 15c Armour's Milk 15c Pumpkin fancy packed In large No. 2',-j cans 4 cans 28c 15c Asparagus Urge No. 2'2 size cans fin quality. In fact it's the same size and quality you've been used to pay ing 40c for. Our price 19c Ocean Caught Salmon Netted Gem Potatoes Good grade, packed In Hpw, clean sacks. We consider this grade to be the best value notwith standing the fact there's a grade costing less per sack PA pound sacks . 39c Sperry's Pancake Flour and Wheat Heart sale, 1 package of each, f A Both for 1I7C Carnation Wheat Flakes Large pkg. . 15c Amaizo Salad Oil Freshly Rendered Lard 3 lbs. 25c Sugar cured, well trimed Picnic Shoulders Pound , 10c Choice Apples Spitzenburgs or Northern Spy Per box . The Kellogg Company is of fering a dandy set of cutout dolls free with each package of their new Wtinlo WVioof Flakes this week. This is a new cereal and comes in a large 10 oz. package. We have some of course, and are pricing these at 2 for 17c Set of cutout dolls FREE 59c a 7oney Maid Grahams or whole fish, lb 5( 27c Quart . A A A A A A A A A . A A A A .;. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A .AAAAA.
