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A lw ays p le fm w q u e . ('a lro I* n f f » r
iiior«* fam’lniiiln g th n n d u rin g tit«' ’V n y
evasion o f th e H oly C a rp e t." In th e
tnixiinrs we w atch th e hn refoot ed
w orkm en enihroK lering, holding th«*
d o th in th e ir toe*, w hich nppeitr to
In p r, hen*ile, o r w atch them go to
th e non rest m osque to b a th e five tim e*
a ilny. As ninny tim e* n «lay also
/rm n th e m in a re ts o f m osque* tin*
It'.ueaain* art* rem in d in g th e native* of
th e ntqiroaehitiR festiv a l, anil th a t “Gotl
is irrent. th e re Is no «1<al b u t B«*l. anti
MehntiuneU Is Ills p ro p h et. Come to
I’m > or.”
H ow ling d e rv ish e s a re ila n d n s in
th e m osque n e a r th e S q u a re of S u tte n
H .isan . w hile «levant Moslem* a re on-
gaged in e v en tid e p ra y e r on th e ir
housetop*. W a te r c a rr ie rs a re on th e
w ay to th e yellow N ile fo r w ater, or
a re lien ring w ine In th e ir g o a tsk in s th e
am ne «s In B iblical tim es, w hile aged
im n in th e m osques a re a|»pnreled ex-
aetlv a* in A braham ’s day.
T h e s tre e ts a re tilled w ith soldier*,
w hile th o u sa n d s o f civ ilia n s a tte n d the
cerem o n ial held In th e sacred pn>t>het-
lo Inclosure in th e g re a t sq u a re n e a r
th e eitad el. T h e e n c lo su re Is a pyra-
initial w ooden s tru c tu re ooveri*d w ith
em b ro id ered stuffs omhlnzom-d w ith
gold em b ro id ery au d q u o ta tio n s from
th e K oran. H ere th e people receiv e th e
M essing* of th e p ro p h et, to g e th e r w ith
sp ecial d isp e n sa tio n s a n d sacre«l talis-
a $100 hog wits a neighbor'H ood S can ­
d al.
N ine ( a i m e r s
LAND FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS
R e p re se n ta tiv e E d w a rd T . T a y lo r
o f O oloratht, w ho In tro d u ced th e bill
p ro v id ing fo r S«*cretary of th e In te rio r
F a n e ’s plan of re c la m a tio n o f a rid ,
sw am p an d cu t-o v er la n d s fo r hom es
fo r so ld ie rs In th e Inst co n g ress, will
re in tro d u c e th e hill lu th e S ix ty -six th
c o n g re ss a n d heliev«** It w ill pass. He
says:
“ 1 sa y to th e co u n try , an d to tlw
m any th o u s a n d s o f «>ur sp len d id hoys
w ho will lw* so rely d is a p p o in te d by
fa ilu re of th e ho u se t«> p a ss th e bill
o r a c t upon th is subje«*t. th a t I will
re in tro d u c e th e hill on th e o p en in g «lay
of th e n ex t sesahin o f co n g re ss and
p u sh th e m e a su re w ith all th e energy
I p o ssess, an d l sin cerely h ope an d be
Iteve th a t It w ill be speed ily e n acted
in to law .
“A nd I a lso h ope th a t In ste a d of
th e a p p ro p ria tio n being fo r $11X1.1*00,
tXX). It m ay be tive tim es th a t a m o u n t;
becau se even th en we will not. lu pro
p o rtio n to o u r w ealth an d r«**ources, be d o in g n early a s m uch fo r «>ur re tu rn
ing soldi« rs ns Is b eing «lone by C an ad a. A u stra lia an d all o th e r E nglish-spenk
ln g co u n trie s. 1 am not only confident th a t th is m e a su re w ill b«* a d o p ted , b u t l
firm ly believe It w ill go dow n in h is to ry a s one o f th e g re a t c o n stru c tiv e
p olicies o f o u r co u n try ."
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D liiD S.
T h e Uhedlve and h is d ig n ita rie s a re
all p re se n t to fo rm ally s ta rt th e c a ra ­
van an d Its m ilita ry escort to w ard
M ecca. In far-off A rabia. T he people
p re ss fo rw ard to touch th e sacred In- >
closure, kissin g It w ith fervor. W om ­
en let dow n th e ir sh a w ls and face veils |
fro n t th e w indow s, a s th e procession
a t la st s ta rts . F ollow ing it a re th e
p ilg rim s w ho w ill accom pany th e c a r­
I t Is re p o rte d from W ash in g to n
p e t to th e s a n c tu a ry In th e m osque a t
th a t th e U n ited S ta te s navy d e p a r t­
Mecc^i. an d w ho will re tu rn la te r w ith
m e n t w ill essa y a flight a c ro ss th e A t­
th e sam e c a ra v a n to C airo, b e a rin g th e
la n tic by s e a p la n e In Slay re g a rd le ss
c a rp e t o f th e p rev io u s year.
of a tte m p ts th a t m ay be m ade in th e
m ean tim e. C o m m an d er J . H. T o w ers
h e a d s a d e ta il o f six n av al officers an d
M arriage in B ulgaria.
Since B u lg a ria ’s u n co n d itio n al s u r­
o n e officer of th e m a rin e co rp s w hich
re n d e r to th e a llie s th e men o f h e r
h a s been a ssig n e d to th e tr a n s a tla n tic
a rm ie s have been stra g g lin g h om ew ard
sectio n o f th e office o f th e d ire c to r of
an d m an y w ed d in g s a re being cele­
n a v a l a v ia tio n in con n ectio n w ith th e
b ra te d in consequence.
p la n s of th is flight. Som e of th ese
B«i!garian m ethod« o f e n te rta in in g
officers w ill m a k e th e flig h t. It is
b efo re th e w edd in g do not d iffer m a­
stat«*d, b u t th e crew s— th e re m ay be
te ria lly from th o se o f o th e r n a tio n s
th r e e se a p la n e s— h a v e not been se ­
ex cep t th a t th e b rid e in ste a d of h av ­
lected.
in g h e r tro u sse a u ca re fu lly p u t aw a y
W hile th e d e p a rtm e n t is m a in ta in ­
In th e “hope c h e st,” from w hich she
ing th e clo sest secrecy , it h a s tr a n s ­
only ta k e s it fo r th e privileg«*d few ,
pired th a t th e n avy is e x p e rim e n tin g
h a u g s It up on co rd s w hich a re s tre tc h ­
not only w ith th e NC-1. h u t w ith NC-2
ed a c ro ss th e m ain room o f th e
and NO-3, of th e sa m e type, an d t h . t
house. H e re It Is view ed on th e
NC-4 is n e a rin g co m pletion.
W hile
F rid a y b efo re th e we«ldiiig by all
all of th e se se a p la n e s a re sim ila r in
th e m a tro n s o f th e tow n, w hile th e
BMMtruction, each one w as im proved
b rid e an d th e m aid en s d unce b efo re
^ s ex p erim en t* w ith Its pred» . «sors su g g ested. T h e follow ing Is a reliab le
th e do o r an d rem a in th e re u n til th e
d e sc rip tio n of th e NC-1. w hich flew a t K ockaw ay B each last N ovem ber u n d er
m a tro n s h a v e given th e ir full criticism
th e g u id an ce o f L ie u t. D avid H. M cC ullough w ith 51 m en a b o a rd :
o f e ach g a rm e n t, au d if th ey d isa p ­
It is a co m b in atio n of a flying b o a t an d a pontoon seap lan e. It h a s a
p ro v e o f them th e g irls m u s t help
h o rse p o w er o f 1,200, developed by th re e L ib erty m otors, w ith a m axim um
th e h rid e m ak e th em o v e r u n til “ s u it­
living «peed o f 80 m iles an hour. W ith o u t load th e m achine w eighs 13.000
ab le.” ,
p o u n d s; loade«]. 22.000. T h e o v erall w ing m e a su rem en t Is 128 feet.
In s te a d of rice, corn a s an em blem
o f plenty, Is sh o w ered o v er th e b rid e
and groom , w ho a r t e sco rted to th e ir
hom e w ith m an y cerem o n ies a n d th ey
a re v irtu a lly im p riso n ed w ith in its
Pastor W. J. Warren
doors.
FLIGHT ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
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T yphoon H u rt C oconut T ree*.
T h e C h ristm a s typhoon w hich sw ep t
o v e r th e so u th e rn P h ilip p in e Islan d s
did c o n sid erab le d am ag e to th e coco­
j u t p la n ta tio n s. T rees, esp e c ia lly th o se
along Ibe se a sh o re and place« m ost
open to th e w ind, w ere e ith e r blow n
down o r w eak en ed to su ch a d eg ree
th a t u n less th e affected g ro v es a re
elcaned up and ta k e n c a re of. th e tre e s
still sta n d in g a re doom ed, h u t fo r an ­
o th e r reason, sa y s th e b u re a u o f a g ri­
c u ltu re .
T h e fa lle n tru n k s w ill b«»-
com e b reed in g p lace s of all m a n n e r of
b eetles, b o re rs a i d o th e r co co n u t d e­
stro y in g p e sts an d d ise a se s.
The
w eakened tre e s, u n ab le to fight th e se
odds, w ill so o n er o r la te r su ccu m b and
th u s th e fa rm e rs will su ffer m ore
losses.
Got Him a t L ast.
H e w as a larg e, dapp le-g ray , se n si­
ble-looking horse. It w as h is ta s k to
pull a b a k e r's w agon from house to
hou«e In n d is tric t on th e N o rth side,
a s th e d riv e r dodge-1 in an d o n t o f th e
h o u ses w ith his b a sk e t of b re a d and
cakes.
’’F ritz ." call«*«! n u t th e d riv e r a s he
ra n dow n th e por<h st'-p*. in ten d in g
th a t a s a n o tice to h is fa ith fu l frie n d
to move on down th e stre e t.
T he
hnr«e did not move.
"C h a rlie .” spoke u p th e d riv e r
a g ain , an d th e old d apple-gray «tvpped
off p ro m p tly .— In d ia n a p o lis News.
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MOHAIR
WOOL
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Bring your wool and mohair to the Woolen Mills.
We will pay you more spot cash than you can get
elsewhere. When we say MORE we mean what
we say.
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Wool Sacks and Twine and Mohair Sacks for sale
Wilbur Woolen Mills Co.
Stayton, Oregon
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‘M aybe nobody has told you,”
says the Good Judge—
W hy this good tobac­
co costs less to chew.
You get real tobacco
sa tisfa c tio n with a
small chew. It gives
you the good tobacco
taste. It lasts and lasts.
Y ou d o n ’t n e e d a
f-"sh chew so often.
It saves you money.
REAL TOBACCO CHEW
put up in two styles
U ncle Eben.
‘‘O w in’ to de w ay «m art, r men d an I
is h as got minced tip In a rg u m e n ts."
said U ncle Lin n. ” whcn«*vcr anybody
’»plains de le ag u e o' n o tio n s to me, I
Jes' say s ‘y e ss ir’ a n ' goes on 'b o u t my
b u sin ess.”
R IG H T G U T is a <?hort-cui tobacco
W -B C U T is a 1« ng tine-cut tooi.ee.)
te n
th e n
.n ail u n b a la n c e d , puss»»,.
in. n ey
m o re
th a n
Q uack
w o u ld
\ n sld e r
se n s e ,
w ho
i,m id p ay o n e h u n d r e d i« a l dollars«
! fo r a s in g le hog.
In « k ln iin ig th r o u g h s um> r to o n l
l ... 1 •« o f I it e d tlig s to c k , ta k e n |)«|>-
| ■-.« , r«l e v e r tw o ih o u s o n l m ile s c f
rc iin iry w«> g a th e r Ite m s lik e th is :
T h e • :• 7 g ra n d c h a m p io n o f th e
n a tio n a l sw lu e -h o w sell* f p r $ 2 < ')o .
B re e d e r re f u s e s $ 2 5 0 0 f o r a y o u n g
sow
In t e p o t l . o f a d o zen tr.ld -w iB ltr
*aV« th e lo w e st
p rle e
'o r v o tin g
sto ck w as $52. th e a v e ra g e w a* n e a t - 1
< r $10% u h e a d a n d d o z e n s o f hog*
sold fo r p ric e s a b o v e th e $5l*o m a r k .
O ne b re e d e r a n n o u n c e s d is p o sin g
of th r e e h o g s a t p r iv a te sa le : «me
b ro u g h t $ 5 5 0 0 , a n o th e r $2001), th e
th ird $1050.
A th o u s u n d d o lla r s is h u rd ly tin
•rage p ric e fo r a p ro v e n b o a r In
l nited Staten and Pennsylvania Tire«
Solid Truck l ire«
Retreading and Repair Work
NOTE: The heat equipped repuir «hop thin «id«* of Portland.
Full Line of Accessories und Oils
219 N. COM’L. ST..
SALEM. ORE.
Spring
Samples
sf T ailo r
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Clothing
. v c h a m p i o n s h i p «-Ins*.
T en th o u s a n d d o lla r s
ha* b e e n
paid f u r n s in g le h o g In th e p a st
y e a r; p ro b a b ly m o re , f o r o u r reatl-
ug o f h o g o lo g y Is b u t c a s u a l
T h e p e in t Is th a t th is c o u n tr y h a s
n a «l*>cado b e c o m e th e c h ie f hog
b re e d in g sp o t on c u r th .
N ot o n ly d o e s th e n a tio n len d In
s t r ic tly A m e ric a n bre«»«ls. lik e t h e ’
C h e s te r W h ite u n d B o lan d C h in n b u t
In Im p o rte d bre*»d* lik e th e B e rk s h ire
an d T a m w o rth . A m e ric a n b re e d e r*
no lo n g e r n eed !o go a b ro a d fo r
fa n c y f o u n d a tio n sto c k
A p ig Is no lo n g e r lik e ly to be
w o rth $ 1 0 0 0 a n il be h o u se d In a b e t­
te r h o m e th a n th e a v e ra g e
fa rm
fa m ily d w e lt In w h en d a d w a s a
boy.
A nd th e s e fa n c y p ric e s a r e pro v -
•Ml* g o o d b u s in e s s ; f o r a s in g le reg
ts .e re d s ir e w ill r e t u r n s e v e r a l tim e s
M s co st In a s in g le b re e d in g se a s o n
n th e in c re a s e d size. Im p ro v e d fo rm
in d e a s e «>f f a tte n in g o f h is pro -
cony.
The Celebrated International
line of Men’« guarantee«! Suita
From the large line of samples
you tan choose the latest and
best suits at a moderate cost
Tw«,iitv y e a rs ox p e rle n e r
in m e a su rin g and tiltin g
S u its and g a rm e n ts fo r
m en and young m en.
F it and cTVlaterials
G u a ra n te e d
Chas. Gehlen
__Stayton,O regon
W om en’s new W ool Slip-on Sweaters, all popular colors, fancy striped
collars and cuffs, special
(fC
Coat Special
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Women’s New Spring t'oats,
Old W h ite Corner' Building
Salem’s Greatest Women’s Apparel Store
wool, velour, g a b a rd in e , twee«!»
am i s e rg e s M p ecially d ssirald v
fo r s t r e e t w e a r and m o to rin g .
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& $ 22.50
Salem’s Best Showing
§f W omen’s . Apparel
Services at 11 a. m. and 8:00
Services 2nd 4th and 5th Sun-
p. m. Sunday School 10 a. m. days at 8:30 a. m.
Epworth League 7:30 p. m.,
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Prayer meeting on Wednesday
in the parsonage at 8 p. m.
Rev. Fr. Lainck. Pastor
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M e t h o d is t C h u r c h St. M a r y s C h u r c h
New U ses of R aw P ro d u c ts.
T h e W e ltm a rk e t d ire c ts a tte n tio n to
new u se s o f som e raw p ro d u c ts. In
H o llan d a u seful gum o r p a s te Is being
m ade from g a rlic .
T h e b u lb s a re
p ressed an d th e ju ic e o r fluid m a tte r
so o b tain ed is thlrken«*d by In sp issa­
tion. A good s u b s titu te fo r co rk is ob­
ta in e d from c e rta in fungt. w hich a re
d ried and gro u n d , m ixed w ith cem e n t
and co n so lid ated hy p re ssu re . In N or­
w ay a p ro cess h a s been p a te n te d to
en a b le c a rb id e to he used fo r d riv in g
m o to rs. In D e n m a rk a co m p an y h a s
been floated to m a k e b riq u e tte s from
h e a th e r. T h e se h a v e a h ig h e r h e a t
T alue thnn p e a t. E x p e rim e n ts a re be­
in g m ade to u se ch alk m arl, esp ecially
th a t w hich com es from th e L im b q rg
n in e s , a s a m an u re .
SALEM’S
TIRE MAN
It w as not so m a n y y e a rs ag o t h a t
C ala Day W hen th e “ Prooeeaion of th e
H cly C a rp e t" Leavea C airo for
C ity of Mecca.
It is a pleasure to choose from such a
great collection of
Suits, Dresses and W ra p s
W om en tell us so, again and again.
T here is an excellent variety at each price, and
prices range from the least expensive
that it is advisable to buy to the most luxurious.
Y ou w ill find here good, wearable, conservative styles and the highest novelties; and the
values are unsurpassed.
c u.
rf«Ai n c of men’«-wear serge
.jU llo d l
♦ / J and gabardine, in black
navy blue and shades of «ray: made in belted
styles, embroidered and braid-trimmed.
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These include the var-
o u b belted effects and
some of the close-fittiing models that flare
abruptly from the waist-line: also some witn
coats in the new box effects. Of men’s-wear
serge and poplin, in black, navy blue and tan
uU H S
i i i i
ca
d l
C «ife -xt
^fi Ke'te,l models with
o U llS d l 4 ) J I * D \ J -plaits forming panels
from the waist-line, others gathered and
trimmed with black-silk braid and buttons.
Smartly tailored men’s
wear serge suits, in
navy blue; belted models and Ir.osely-girdled
box effects: some with silk vests,
Suits at $39*50
r •!_ . 1. ffi") c A Snug-fitting models on
j U l l S a i 4> 4 Z* j U plain-tailored lines,box
effects and belted styles, developed of Berge
and poplin in black anti navv blue. Also
Suits in shades of blue, brown and olive.
Coats* Capes and Dolmans
The very best wraps of moderate price are
to be found right here in abundance. Perhaps
the sum you have set aside is
Between $15.00 and $32.50
Then you may choose a cape, a coat or a dol­
man of serge, poplin, garbadine, burella or
velour anti so many and so varied are the
styles that it is great fun to make a selection.
Favy and black as well as the gayer spring
shades are here.
From $22*50 to $32*50
The showing is greatest. Here are wraps or
serge, silvertone, fine suede velour and duvet
tie laine, many of which are fined throughout
with peau de cygne or figured silk.
of bolivia, silver-
tone. velour and
duvetyn are marked at $35 to $55. The ma­
terials are so soft and the linings so lovely
that just to feel them is a pleasure. Many
of the models in rapes, coats and dolmans are
individual ami were Paris inspired.
The Finer Things