Salem High School - Clarion Annual Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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BARNES, CASH STORE E. T. BARNES, Prop. Is showing an immense assortment of New Golf and Neg'lig'ee Shirts Great Values in Reliable Shoes WE UNDERSELL ttREGULAR STORES? It is reported that Mr. R. Tur- ner is very anxious to secure a marriage license before he goes north. They are only five dollars, Mr. Turner, and there is plenty of them at the county clerk,s office. One of the H. S. Girls tower- heamd by the Roast EditoM- ttSay, isnt that Mr. Wilson hand- some? Itve set my cap for him. Mr. Horace S. tweaking m refemnce t0 the R. H. S. debat- eTsaettThat heavy set one takes my eye? Hair switches, chains, Lotions and soaps. Switches made to order. The Variety Store. There seems to be quite an at- traction out towards Silverton for some of the high school boys. Young men are particular. their suits. See Our New Straw Hats We Can Please the Young Man We know that styles must be right, flt perfect and all the little kinks must be looked after. The fabrics are young ments fabrics, especially selected for Suits for young men 14 to 19 yea rse$5.00, $7.50, $10.00 to 15.00. SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE Josse Will Save You Money comes from the Cash Syslem. thing that is of use in the house. Oneof the largest stocks of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS in Oregon. Ibuyfor Cash and sefffor Cash and give my customers the beneflt that I carry Furniture, Carpets and Mattings, Stoves and Ranges, Crockery, Tin, Granite and Iron Ware, and every- Come and price my goods. I WI IlLUSAV-EJOUUM O NEY: 308 Commercial St., Salem Phone Red 2203

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- , - .. . . - A EM'S W SALEMTS S QITJJALITY 0a- mgQS' BEST STORE 54LEM$ GREATEST STORE STORE THE 1'WHITE STUDEN TS and GRADUATES Yourwants are best met here where everything thatts new and good can be found in a great variety and at prices that are lower than can be found elsewhere for equal quality. Graduating Dress Goods and Graduating Suits Here A-plenty. ' COPNFP I 17.1.7124. S'r'k'm' - 1,,, CONTENTS E PAGE Athletic Coaches ............................................................ 37 AthletiCSeFootball ......................................................... 39 Basket Ball ..................................................... 41 Base Ball ........................................................ 43 Business Manager and Editor ............................................. 15 Dedication ................................. .. .................................. 7 Debating ....................................................................... 49 Editorial ....................................................................... 17 Exchanges .................................................................... 47 Elmwood Phantoms ......................................................... 9 For the Honor of the Class of 107 ....................................... 27 Ode to Oregon ................................................. . .............. 52 Result of Deception ......................................................... 11 Societies-The Knights of the Mystic Seven ........................ 31 The Demosthenes ............................................. 31 SocialeThe Banquet ...................................................... 46 The H00 D00 Club ......................................................... 35 The Tam Club ............................................................... 35 The Faculty .................................................................. 13 The Student Body ........................................................... 25 The Senate ......................................... t ........................... 33 The ClasSeSeThe Juniors ..... ' ........................................... 21 The Sophomores ......................................... 21 The Freshies ............................................... Z3 PHONE MAIN 2727 JOHN SHOLUND MERCHANT TAILOR COURT STREET, M 1 !

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Facts about Beer Made by the Salem Brewery Assin itBetterW as Artemus Ward once said, tinot to know so much than to learn so many things that are not true.H The doctrine of so-called scientific temperance as taught today in most of our public schools has been for some time the subject of considerable adverse criticism and it is the concensus of opinion of the brightest minds in our present educational world, that it contains some truth mixed with more intemperate rot. The young mind today is trained to regard . eer in the light of a poison that will wreck absolute ruin and ciestruction'to the human system, when in fact it is one of the most wholesome gifts bestowed upon him by an Almighty Prov1dence. Beer contains the least alcohol of any alcoholic beverage in the world; in fact much less than many of the so-called soft drinks that many ill-advised prohibition apostles take as a substitute. The present day beer does not average over three and one half percentage alcohol which is but one part alcohol to over twenty parts water, Beer is a Liquid Food The United States government considers beer a nutritious liquid food. . ' Beer, owing to the hops contained therein, is held by physicians to be an excellent sedative,tend1ng to soothe, to allay irritability and pain. The best of nerve tonics. , , The malt extract in beer furnishes the nutritious elements. It builds up the human system, furnishing new tissues in place of those wasted away. The small amount of alcohol in beer is just enough to furnish a proper stimulus so necessary to restore the worn out energy. In the true sense of the word, beer should not be termed an intoxicant. its .usefulness as a temperance drink is being recognized the world over. Beer drinkers rarely, if ever, care to imbibe the more ardent liquors. It weans men from the strong liquor habit and consequently conduces t0 temperance and sobriety. Beer is absoluteiy pure, cleanliness being the most essential need and the highest grades of malt and hops are used. At times some corn products or rice are used in making certain grades of beer. The statements that sometimes gain currency, regarding the use of substitutes and adulterations are absolutely without founda- tion and are given credence only by the ignorant and prejudiced minds. , SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION BUREN 8L HAMILTON eat eat The House Furnishers at eat. ORGOEN Furniture Draperies Carpets Upholstering Wall Paper Bedding Linoleum Picture Frames Oil Cloth Room Moulding Matting Mirrors Lace Curtains Baby Carriages Window Shades Refrigerators We carry the largest stock of the above articles between Portland and San Francisco, and pay the freight on out-of-town orders Within a reasonable distance. J a a ex :2;