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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1918)
THE OREGOX 8TATE3MAX: STTXIUY, IAY 1 118 oi Get & i That's Made for You Come in and pick out your choice of materials all! high grade woolens. Then let us take your measure and well jfash- ion you al stiit that has all the earmarks of the merchant tailor a suit that will be readily recognized as made for you. j " I The price will compare favorably with any good ready -made suit. J PARENTS ARE DEAD (Continued from page 1) -I ! Scotch Woolen Mills Store 426 STATE STREET PHONE 854 of the family excet tn baby nd a 3-year-old child, ate souie of the raw sausage. About six weeks ago Mr. Frey became til and 1U- tusband found himself suffering froi the same yinptouia as the wife, two weeks .ago. ' Later the children reil aick and then the family was brought 1 1 it tV hrwnital TJe four children at. the hospital range In ages from about ft to 12 years. They are Andrew, Ida.- Ade lin and nillle. The baby is being cared-for by Mrs. II. II. ltooxter of St. Paul.Or.. who is a neighbor or te family. Te 3-yar-old child is also being cared, for. Hope Is cntertamea for the recovery of the child! en. The funeral of the parents will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from the chanl of Webb fc Clour h. Rev. W. H. Cross -will ha charge of the services and burial will be In Odd Fellows cemetery. Joe Jackson Ordered to Report for Army Service P.rMnill S. C. May 18. Joe iloirnn thn fhicaro leaeue outfield wVir. mi tn mark in a shipyaid at Wilmington. Del., last Monday af i h hart Hwn nlared In Class 1 of the army draft and had passed the physical examination .was ordered to day by his drart boaro nere io rtpon Immediately for active army serrurc O u r Recti ping Pa pt he r . ' Wants His: We will still continue lor this week most of the pney REETilENT IS FOR DURATION OFWAROEY WASHINGTON. MaT 18. Infor nui Inn rrai-hed the state department today of the conclusion of an agree ment between Japan and China for the protection of their common in terests in the far east against Get- man Mcresiuon. Althougb gmn; fw details, the reports to the de nartment were said to wake It clear that th agreement was only for the period of the war and was solely for protectee purposes. A lolnt aeienstve o counteract n.nn narrression In Siberia IS known to be contemplated, but in format inn was lacking as to wnetn er this would Involve a niovemenC-ln force Into Siberia by -Japanese ana Chinese troops. As to the necessity tnr ni-h action, the state depart i- At informed, but it is as ,irui " sumed that the cause oi xueir nr tmit tn Liberia. Japan and China. u.w - . , . . with a much keener interest m mm country than any other powera. were iA..hia in better position to know the extent pf Germkn influence there and 'the necessity . oi earning n military force. TENNIS MATCHES WONBYU.OFO. i : ' Willamette University Women Take Only One Out of Three From Visitors Winning two out ot three caches, .AmAna jamtla team from the i.iv.riiT of O reran carried off the i i HtriiiT mor nine's tour- UUHWin J . naroent with WUlaraette. In the sin gles Miss Jlarjorie Campbell of Ore- .. - rmm Mlsa llortense Har- Hld. 6-?. 6-2. and Miss Adrtene Ep- plng. alsp of the visiting team, ios tn iav Findler. C-4. 1-5. - The vu Madeline Slot boom and Mar jorie Kay; playing doable against Miss Findley and Miss ciarm renmi nf Willamette, won. -4. - The tournament Is the annual one between the two schools and orig inally had been intended for junior week-end. Next week the local wom en will probably go to Eugene to take part In a similar match. JONES AND LACHMUND WIN EXCITING RACE . (Continued from page 1) . DEEP-CUT PRICE On lines not completely sold out in order to raise mora of the money for the re tiring partner. We have done iine so far and just a big lot of the people took advantage of the . REAL SHOE SALE ! ; ' Here are soiiie of the Big Bargains V,frrni Will Viih Schools and Deliver Brief Addretxes x$$r r . rarrid Marfon county for the vuber natorial jiominatlon, taking 2331 J vote to 2076 harvested by Governor Withycotube. The county went to Ryan for state treaaarer. wh.le the, vote on Justice of the supreme court was a triumph for Judg Kciiy. wno a rlvon 4144 VOtea to &2i IOT Jotfns. his nearest competltoir. Percy Cupper was treated equauy wen ior anmrlntendent of water division No. I.iand the county stood by Miller for public service commissioner. Online Democratic card tne eoumy supported Hornibrook for national committeeman. West for senator. and Pierce for governor. For the Democratic nomination for Justice of the peace. T. A. Itine hart won over Colonel J. II. Cradle fiangh by three votes. Following Is 'a summary f the complete vote for Marlon county: County Ticket. State senator llrown, 2438: Jones. 2865; Iachmund. 2S3S: La Follett. 2810. Itenresentative Dlnwoodic.' 4uss. Hughes. 3895: Jons. 4082: J.ooney., 3871: Martin. 2C92; Riggt. Z2z: Weeks. 3705. Xounty mdge Adams. Bashey. 3C32. . County coraml5Joner rener. 1R43: Goulet. 2173: Hchcrtson. 1533. . .. Jnsiico of the peace. Salem dls- trto rvoTT 1407; I'nmh. 1C9. a. -'-. - - - - - Constable. Salem district Acne- son. 528: De Long. 14 0: Jtobertson. 280; Southwlck. 83S. "Xatlonal committeeman Dennla. 145- Williams. 3211. '. United States' senator; anon term Ilurton. 1531; Mulkey. 2Z; (hiiattol 816. United States senator.'loug term MrVarr. 5170: Stanfleld. 11.4. rt.rnnr IndorMd. ZiUl liar- i ne.' vtnar. 400: OlfotL. 231: j - - . . aimitun. ?fi: Wlthvcomoe. zi' Treasurer Adams. zn; -viiir. iin5- Hnffj tfil: Plmnmtr. 177; n.. iita- Vt. 1714.- - Juatioe of auoreine ronrt- Coke. ca?. inhm Kllr 4144. Tjhor ommlssioner Daltlel uiv r.rm. 1787: llolfton. 883; Nickum. 734: ' Public ' service commlsrlone Miur a8: "Williams.. 2G3. Snoerintendent of water division Vn 1 Abry. 385: Cupper. 4047: Schaefer. 722. . - . Democratic Ticket. National committeeman Horni brook. '5K- J. W. Morrow. 593. United States senator King. 22 6: Wet. C92. - Governor Pierce. 54 C; Stark weather. 255. . Justice of the peace, SeKW aia- uinenaru It , Ifi pretty hard to find Silk Poplin for $1.00 per yard But we will receive another consign ment of poplin on Monday, on account of the increased demand of the mater ial Delicate shades in Old Rose, Pearl Grey, Smoke, Copenhagen Blue, Pigeon Blue and Plum. Our Prices Always the Lowest Gale & Company Phone 1072 Connaerdsi nd Court Streets Formerly CUcago Store M , . . LADIES' FINE DRESS SHOES Present Value Sale Price 57.50 Light Pearl Grey Kid, cloth top r V Tnatch.......i.-..---.4-----;i5'?X $7.50 Ivory Kid, gold cloth top . . . . $6.50 Black Kid, grey cloth top. .U. f. . : $6.50 Black Kid, sand cloth top .-. . . JJ-JJ $6.00 Black Patent, black cloth top. . . .$3. $6.00 Black Kid, grey cloth top, small sizes only .vS'aa". Smoke Elk or Brown Sport Shoes i.. ; . Military heels. . There are more too, all sacrificed. WHITE SHOES, PUMRS and OXFORDS ' Present Value' J : 1 :4ffPjS $255 Ladies White Canvas, low hefels, rub ber soles, .... i - - J $3.83 Ladies' White Canvas. rubber. ; neeu, litre " :, i $4.50 Ladies' White Canvas, leather Frencn heels and soles. .,...-...-1;"!. $5.00 Ladies' White Canvas, leather rrencn, heels and soles ... - ; 'zr $6.50 Ladies' White Nile Cloth, leather French heels and soles. ...... ' $7.00 Ladies' White Nabuck, French or EUi iUry heels.. ' HEN'S FINE SHOES ' ' Valour Calf, button, welt soles, new modified English last, $7.50values fcr. .. Gun Metal, round toe, Duwra, i.w for ...$4:95 Gun Metal, round toe, button, fibre sole, $5 value or Velour Calf, English BaVNeolin sole, $6-50. value for.", j.... . . . -r. '.$50 Kid Blucher, broad natural toe.. $7.00 value for $5.95 Dark Brown English, Neolin, sole, $7,60 val- t lue for. - ..... 8;8 Gun Metal English, fibre sole, $o.00 value for ...$3.95 Gun Metal English, leather sole, $4,00 valua for ...$2.95 Gun Metal Blucher, round toes, $4.00 value i $2.95 Heavy Work Shoes $4.69 to $2.95 . .MENS" EXTRA SPECIAL $30 Gun Metal, Button or Blucher, sixes. 1 to -6 .....-... $2-w $355 Tan Chrome Skuffers, Blucher, sixes Utb2. $2X0 $355 Black Chrome Skuffers, - Blucher, sixes 11 to 2.. $3 00 Black Chrome Skuffers, Button, sixes 9toll........ S2-15 Boys Bargains galore in the bins. ; PUHPS Prices almost cut in two. $6.00 and $5.50 Pumps .$3.45 to $3.63 $5jOO and $4.00 Pumps. . . . $2-95 to $2.73 Other lines in specials at. $2.85, $2.65, $2.45, $2.19, $1.95, $1.65 and 95c Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! Conserve your money to give to the Red Cross to care or the wounded oIdierf. ;Yoi cans conerre be.t on .hoes at n 1 167 North Commercial Street X B. LITTLER, Manager Aa In former vemra. mTnbr of the local Grand Arrpj pott -wui tun th various scnools ana tiutiuuoai of the cltr and viclBity.oii Filday. May 24, and will deliver brief ad alonr. natriotie lines. Fol- lowlnc'is a list'oMhe veterana -who will speak and the' school to which they ara assigned; ! Willamette .nnlrersity: Earl Race. Salem hjgh school: G. Stoli, J. E. Kors. Kick Beers. Washington Junior high school: James Lisle, E. K. Denison, J. Liv ingston. . - Lincoln Junior high school: A. B. Hudelson. A. C. Smith. J. P. Robert- i son. -. - Garfield: . R. C. Halley. Thomas Holt. J. W. Rankin. Grant: D. J. Goode. u. ii. vu son. James McClellan. Highland: J. Nuraier, F. Rollow. H. nanmgartner. - - Englewood: P. A. Thomas, jonn Barlcll. M. Riser. . Park: J. W. LaDarre. R. R. Ry an. T. Remington. McKlnley: -H. Pasco. Thomas Ratclirfe. H. S. Mathews. Richmond: E. L. Briggs, D. F. Lane. R. M. Harris. Salem Heights: , F. A. Thompson. J. S. Craig. ' Sacred Heart academy: C A. Huston. Alex Cornoyer. Indian school: W. H. Byars. , Boys Industrial school: W. C. Faulkner. Turner: J. XT- Watson. The first named on each of the t.t rnmmittws will act as chair man and will arrange with his re spective school as to the time for visiting. If any comrade has been over looked in the above appointments, they are to understand that they are ..ii a tir urn school, and rirv w - that they can make their own choice. Willnmrtte Glee Club Concert Is Tnumpni The Wlllamette University dee I ton1. nrnfited bV ltfl fOIiCert CIUU C"J ... tour, through Oregon and Washing ton, and In the coneen ai nirht nresenten tne in TClleJit form. Brlh the nuartet and ensemble numler were rendered with a finish that !eft little to be desired. The selections were j .h m to variety, being divided between the light and the .ni the audience seemed t.iir nioased with the comedy -1 c)in numbers were elven by Bowers. McGrew. Anderconana ! ot.u t.- tilnrn work of Walts and Emmel brought a gale of laugh ter and applause. The piano um bers by Miss norence .-a .T.ntlAnal technique ana finish, and added much to the oual- Ity of the program. . Poit'j Cover Design Is Legal in State of Oregon In an Informal opinion written for Alan IL Reed, assistant vui- manager for Ihe Curtis-Publishing ":.r vMlallnhIa. Attornev General Brown informs Mr Reed that a cover design prepared by the Artist Leyendecker for th Saturday Evening Post o not WU ,ne nag lawa of Oregon and nay be firniatt ipritimatelv In this state. The design Jias not jret Wea used. A kneeling soldier holding a flag above a flower bedecked grave Is rfbreentad .hr the deslrn.' .The at torney general Informs Mr. . Reed that Oregon has a flag law to pre vent the misuse or abuse of the flag I hnt that "In Oreron we Interpret criminal, laws, to suppress ell and punish wrong and not to prciuuii pa trlotic endeavor." AUTOMOBILE - . BEAUTY PARLORS- DOES YOUR TOP IIEED E7C0YERlIiG ? DOES YOUR CAR NEED RE-PAIOT1NG? Do yon know yon can have your car repainted, new top and seat covert put on, all under one roof in a fireproof building? Best skilled lahor on the Coast. Oregon AutoTop Co. AutoPamting Co. ' 1 Phone Broadway 4408 ' Fourteenth and Couch Streets . Portland, Oregon -ii''- 1 ' Qipi4 XSm. tlie Road Tbecwnacrind ofdan service pats tire ouaJity claims to the test. It's tbo sjroelirrg. steady service that proves ilacinn RtdJxr Company claims to leader ship that prores tne real worm ot Extra-Tated" is the keynote of the extra mflesge In Racinm Country Road and Malti-MiU Cord Tires. Each of the marry extra tests does add extra resistance to wear. For instarxe, thr extra test for ric tioning" gives to a hair's exacEcss-the proper proportion of rubber and fabric. Racinm Country Road Tire 5000 M2e. Guarantee axe the only tires built cni Extra-Tttd fzr coun try road travel Racinm Malti-MiU Cord Tire cor J quality cfhieh cst class. ' For true Extra-Tasted Xitcj z Tubes see ' RAY L FARMER HARDWARE CO. Corner Court and Cjmmercial Streets v .Salem, Oregon Tt yvmr proltetiom h ttrlmat tj lUeb Hr. ym by kmrt fA mmmt ... . RACINE RUBBER COMPANY. RACINE. WIS. 5 v c" mi, 1 ' I HUE DC1, ill I W r