Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 10

SUNDAY tORNlKGi AUGUST 2371925 THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON iiiir i i i ii i 1 I A A LAUREL PARK PLATTED OREGON GETS SETTLERS carved moulding of the roontJBe- most expensive have already been sold to Alert' Moea and Harry Wles. tLIIS WILL EJBSIM 1 mm hind the molding 200 border lights are concealed. SECTIOX IV XORTII SALEM SALKM REPORTS 27 XKW ARRIVALS IX MONTH The principle of indirect liisht- HAS MANY FIXE HOMES ffl TEMP SOI II ey mm EXHIBITS LISTED ing Is used throughout the Interior of the building. Laurel Park, a district restrict The stage is equipped with the ed to modern homes has been Lone Star Service Station and Camp Ground most up to date fixtures, and has camera. A stunt man Is paid) $1,500 to drive a motorcycle at! forty-five miles -an hour into a racing car.

Swimmers are given $100 to dive 100 feet into the sea and'a rider $400 to "fall" a horse over a cliff Into a mountain stream. An ex-prize fighter earns from $50 to $100 to give and take, bare-tlsted. in a scrap of a few minutes duration and a juggler receives aa high as $200 for showing his tricks In a circus side-show scene. Sixty per cent of the thousands of persons registered at the film employment offices are women. The greatest number of an indi platted, dedicated and placed on the market by the firm of Becke curtain of deep green sflk ve- lour, it Hendricks of this city.

Laurel Finishing ouches Are Being Given to Building and Its -Equipment Thousands of ADplications Received for Entrance Into Film Roles Outlook Is Bright for Banner Year; Many Improve-, ments Are Made North- of the' ball and banquet The proud little slogan of "Trail em to Salem" was made manifest Friday when the chamber of commerce, operating under the statewide development, plan, reported new settlers during the past month, to the land settlement department, Salem is cooperating with the local chamber in checking up on the new and sincetheir park lies along Laurel street be tween North Summer street and room at the northeast corner of the upper floor, the ladies rest Highland avenue, i Suitable build room is located. It will be equipped with Venetian reed fur With practically every nroducing I country of the niture, With draperies to match. The Italian electric fixtures catch state anticipating a bumper har-1 campaign started In June has re- HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Varied types are Included in many thousands of men, women and youths who come here each year seeking careers in the motion pic IThe final touches are being 1y-en to the new $230,000 Salem Klks' temple at State and Cottage, blinds and a few other article's of furniture are yet to bee placed and the' landscaping out the eye of everyone" Who goes vidual group are girls and young test this year the Washington ported is new seiners ior ivz through! the room.

women seeking employment in Other counties have also started htali fair. September. 14-19, at ballroom scenes and similar work. The lodge measuring 57 a visiting and welcome campaign. tures.

Few ever reach stardom. ing restrictions are incorporated 1 Into each deed which preclude the building of any home smaller than That the people of Salem are become awakened to tbe value of building restrictions is evidenced by the quirk sale "of a similar property on South Winter street between Cross and Howard streets bandied by Becke tc. Hendricks In which all lots were sold before street was opened up and several lots have re-sold at advanced prices. Many girls who are listed possess The Corvallls chamber of com Estimates compiled recently by 80 feeti extends along the west side of the upper floor, and will side the The hew temple will be (ready occupancy wardrobes as elaborate as any merce is at present making a can revealed that since 191? more owned by a millionaire's daughter. vas of Benton county, and word by tbe first of the month.

1 'j. than 150,000 persons registered with screen employment agencies on the Pacific coast. Today the Two white alabaster marble statues, eafch weighing 600 Catholic Parish School be floodlighted by means of 30 concealed at the corners and being of various colors. The walls are of kanestone, the carved corners colored old ivory, and high-lighted with soft creams and robin's egg. blue.

The center Yakima, renewed after a recess of two years, promises to be more truly representative than ever before of the resources of the entire state. Decause the fair was omitted in 1924 the hew manager A. E. Lawson adopted the policy of putting all available funds into the promotion of this year's fair as he most effective method of placing the fair on the sound basis necessary for further permanent improvements. list of those steadily employed pounds, guard the entrance.

One numbers little more than 15,000. represents the goddess of tbe day Work Is Well Under Way and the other the goddess of the 199S N. Capitol Street John Williamson Prop. Also Builder of Homes for sale on easy terms. If you are looking for a home call on us.

Therefore, some 135.000 failed to find a footing on the stepping-stone to clnemaland. nights. They were carved by Work on the new Catholic par ightingi fixture Is in the form of This district lies directly west of the Williamson tract where a building restriction has been Imposed and guarantees to th buyer special by Baldcct, an Ital was received Friday from The Dalles-Wasco chamber of commerce that a "welcome committee" had been appointed to locate and visit all new settlers. As soon as completed a list of the newcomers will be sent in to the Portland land settlement department. The Eugene chamber of commerce Is doing a like work in Lane county; Medford chamber of commerce for Jackson county, and Grants Pass chamber of commerce for Josephine county.

a sunburst, colors being gold, rich Statistics obtained from film la ian Twenty-one tons of orange, cream and a touch of blue. bor bureaus here and in Los An rubber tile hare been used In tnakinr the floors soundproof. geles show that 300 bald-beaded Furnishings for' the lodge room ish school in North Salem is progressing rapidly and the interior Is nearly ready for the plasterers. The structure is on story with basement, and will be ready for the fall term of school next montb. Premiums for the educational are made of mahogany, including! a proieciea district or all new, homes.

't There are an even fifty lotsi priced as low as $300 and the two1 men, whose principal bid ror screen fame is their lack of hair. The main jiQunglng room at the feast' part of the building toward Ibe front has been built with an the stations for officers, and the departments were increased all along the. line, and the total in awards for all departments is ap altar. The officers' stations are and 100 one-legged men, who be lieve that they should be in pic Immense fireplace at one side. proximately (25,000.

At the same upholstered in leather, Two hundred and fifty opera "chairs are arranged about the edge of the tares because they have but one Hooks and magazines will be kept time it was determined to put on the best possible entertainment Restricted Residential limb, are registered. On the files In shelves at 'one end of the room of these agencies are listen ten Mahogany i wood work is used program and $20,000 is to be District Being Planned cross-eyed men, 50 athletes, 200 An Attractive House with Sunny Rooms throughout qn the lower floor. spent for the grandstand attrac professional and non professional tions. room. At the raer of the lodge room which is the north end, a loft for the organ and choir has been built high up In the wall.

The Elk's do not have an organ at present, but Intend to purchase one at a later date. gamblers, 12 midgets, glass eaters The response to the attractive The color' scheme of tbe entire building harmonizes perfectly. In the lounging room the walls are of a soft, neutral with cornice A restricted residential district on Ben Lomand hill, east of the McKinley school, is to' be opened in the near future by Charles E. and sword swallowers. offerings has been, marked.

On So great is the desire of per August 10. nine counties, including the 'largest producers of the sons to get into tbe pictures that Cone, who plans the construction frieze to The wall decorations of the whole low in an hour's time counterparts of A room for 'moving picture ap of modern homes to sell for state, had entered exhibits in the country competition. Several more all famous men of the past. paratus has been built at the rear er floor nave Deen eiaDoraieiy of the banquet and ball room as oulded and colored with burnt well as at the rear of the lodge around $300. The property was withdrawn from sale 15 years ago and has only recently been put on the market.

Mr. Cone came to Salem six weeks ago from Lincoln. range, cream and goia. enough cowboys to stage a rodeo or sailors sufficient to man a ship can be brought together. In a day's time 5,000 persons for a room.

i A luxurious Wilton carpet, half The candidates. room and other tin inch in thickness. Is to be placed On the' floor 6f 'the lounging where he was in the life smaller, rooms are at i the north mob scene or 1,200 women for a ballroom can be assembled. They room and the ladies' parlor; which insurance business. end of the lodge room.

were planning etxhlbits, and competition will be keen for the $100 per county to be pro rated on the basis of comparative scores. In the boys and girls club division, for which about $400 had been offered previously, a total of $1,200 in premiums and awards is being offered this year. Miss Elmlna White of Washington State superintendent of bring their own costumes. has been built Immediately south The grand staircase, leading (f the loungjng room to the left Worlc Is Beinq Rushed from the first to the second floor, The wage scale at a majority of tbe studtos is similar. Extras for mob scenes, who are taken irre of the Cottage street entrance to V.

li CI 1. I i begins directly in front of the on New YMCA Building main entrance to the building. It he huilding; The ladies' parlor will be furnished with spective of age, size, or nation reaches la large landing, onto WTille the new YMCA on Court urnJture. anid the walls will be of this work, haa asked for reserva street is being rushed" atrresent olden Tiffany. The dining rpom which the light shines through i rich piece of stained glass, sun light being allowed by the; con amy, receive an average or $3 a day.

Hand picked extras of approximately the same size, similar features and color of eyes are paid tions for 150 boys and girls, twice the number at the last fair. arid forms for the first floor have uat south of the ladies' room will been placed. Rafters are now be- ave Italian! stippled walls and necora oreaKing exnimts are stuction of the building to come inir erected and early 'this week $5. Character extras, those who transparent Chandeliers. promised in the livestock depart the forms will be extended for tbe are "camera wise" including win At the front of the building on (he lower floor the reading and second story.

pome misses and young men who possess complete wardrobes, are Writing room has been built east ments. Ample room for the poultry is afforded by an annex to the poultry house constructed since the last fair in 1923. D. F. Mitchell of Spukane la superin Pendleton Wheat crop In Um paid $7.50 a day.

Young women 6f the entrance, between the en down from above as far as the The staircase divides at the landing, and goes on up to a large hallway on the second floor, which opens to the hall and banquet room on one side and the lodge room on the other side. In front it opens to the logia at the front ofthe atilla county estimated at in afternoon and evening gowns. fnnree and the lounging room. The 000 bushels. capable of giving proper atmos card room, billiard room and buf fet with its soda service extend tendent of this department.

Dr. R. J. Donahue, until recent phere to gatherings of the elite. An oil extracted from locusts are given $10.

ing across the west side. 'Six mas A scrubwoman si paid $7.50 for ly state heads the livestock department. Among the entries already in are some 125 is being used to lubricate watches in South Africa. a few minutes work before the sive pocket tbllllard tables were Installed there this week. The buffet is to have a Tennessee mar APARTMENTS PROGRESS ble, facing to match the floor.

head of Guernsey cattle, of which about 40 are from: the state herd, exhibits by J. H. McCroskey and The pass pantry at the rear and center of the lower floor are fin WORK BEING RUSHED UPON TWO XKW STRUCTURES J. E. Trimble of Garfield, and S.

Curtis of Palouse, all new ex lshed in old ivory and French gray enamel. Ah elevator has hlbltors at the Washington fair, Construction on" two new apartment houses is being pushed in order to have these completed and exhibits irom Lewis county which have not been seen at Yakima before. The Short Horn Cattle association has added $250 early in the fall. The Fisher apartment, on South Commercial been installed by" means of which service- Tan be had to the second floor- and mezzanine. In the mezzanine have- been structed fori whjKUge the stagewhjch Is at the sojjth end of tbe banquet and ball room, on tbe cast side' of the building to the fair, premiums, and the is rapidly taking shape with near Aberdeen Angus association offered a special 'premium of $75, for which the Congdvm Battles herd and one or; two others will compete.

Community carlots of The, deep rrown moulding high Holsteins. Jerseys, and hogs are expected from the. Mount Vernon ly all -of the exterjor "work completed, Windo ws were placed this week. The building, three stories and basement; Is of concrete. In North Salem near the- J.

L. Parrish junior high school, the bungalow court, apartment erected by Adam Engle Is neartng completion. This building, all on the ground floor, is of hollow tile construction. i district. up walls the huge Dan-que and ball room is particularly rich 'In color" and general artistic 'The stage Js orated with-antique gold arid lands of fruit and flowers lh nat It 0-- a i)ir I BED ROOM 1 First Floor Second Floor HWMKa.X18 -V' Dmmrl by Jmmk A.

mJ Ei Umrtim Cmu A mwntmm fmtm BHdi Aji int i i 'State awards $1,000,000 con struction contracts on Roosevelt ural colors, harmonizing -with the Highway. HERE has been much discussion ferent matters. Many things in connection with Ml about the economy of building the square house over the L-shaped house, and there is little doubt that the square house can be built more building that seem economical at the start turn out costly, and many things we think we cannot afford turn out to be the most economical. i The'eirjerience of the nast is teaching many "home-buiiders that first cost is not the vital Gambling is NOT Investing Investment means money placed in profitable channels where, safety is considered of paramount importance. Where the element of gambling occurs, speculation is the only term that can be applied.

i Hawkins Roberts have eliminated gambling from investing for nearly ten years in the Salem community. We have never been the cause of the loss of a single dollar to any investor. Naturally, then, many are making their investment headquarters with us. 'J 1 You can always be assured of our cooperation in making your money grow to the best advantage 7 3 economically. But when the L-shaped house is well planned the difference in cost is not excessive, and many home-builders gladly pay the difference to get the advantages which the reshaped house The house above-illustrated has these features.

Notice how the living room and dining room and two of the bedrooms on tha second floor have windows on three sides, thus assuring, plenty of sunlight and free circulation of air throughout the house. The cheerfulness imparted by such an arrangement is difficult to measure in dollars and cents. Comfort, convenience and attractiveness one wants in his home, and it is always well in, planning a house to bear in mind that a few hundred dollars well spent in getting what one wants may he returned many times oyer. Economy and skimping are two entirely dif consideration in building, but that slow depreciation, low repair bills, lower insurance rates and reduced fuel bills really decide the soundness of the home-building investment. A11 this is a bit beside a discussion of this particular house, but we shall not see a very great improvement in American homes until the American people learn the fundamentals of-home-building economies.

The architects of this house have combined a pleasing and interesting exterior with a well-. planned interior. The decorative treatment of the corners, windows and doorway all add to the charm of the face brick walls, while the mass of the house is in flood scale and proportion. The rooms oh both floors are comfortably large and conveniently arranged, overall 'dimensions of the house are 32 feet by 38 feet. i The Farmer and His Bank 2nd Floor.

Oacoon Bldo V.v Farmers of the Salem community can profitably make use of tlie facilities and services of the United States National. By. bringing in y6ur problems and working close with your bank, Mr. Farmer, you have at your disposal our experience of many years in promoting the development of farm and field in this section. Mortgage.

Loans Bonos and Invc.stmc.nts lALKM. Or GON HOUSES BUILT OF PERMANENT MATERIALS COST BUT LITTLE MORE THAN THOSE CONSTRUCTED OF. MORE TEMPORARY MATERIALS But the Upkeep Expense of Such Houses Is Small See us for common brick, face brick, building partition tile, silo tile, drain tile, vertrified sewer pipe. SALEM BRICK TILE CO. HAVII NS- ROBERTS INC United States National Bank Salem.Oregon.

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