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THE ORKGOX KTATKSMAXj M XDAV, A IT. 1ST 1. 101R. THE LUMINOUS COMPASS HAS SAVED MANY A SOLDIER'S LIFE. WE HAVE THEM WITH jCEW MILITARY WRIST STRAP. ALSO FIELD GLASSES BI y'NOCULARS, MILITARY srHCTACLE FRAMES, IN FACT ALL 'THE LATEST THINGS IN OPTICAL GOODS WILL BE FOUND IN OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT. . V p: r '' HARTMAN BEOS. CO. JKWK1.KR9 AND OPTICIANS V. W. Caraer Stat a 4 Libert? Striata. - I,F,IH. OHEUOI DR. BURDETTE, OPTOMETRIST High Claw Optical Service CITY NEWS CLAGGETT To Mr. and Mrs. Clyde viaggeu. August 16. 1918 a daughter. She has been named Ruth Loren Mr. and Mrs. Clascett live four and a half miles north of Salem. JUiNts To Mr. and Mrs. Elton Jones of Waconda, at the Salem hlspital, August 16, 1918, a son. Rig Dance at Kilverton - Saturday night, given bT Co. II.. W U. UOOd music. All Ct CI man In uniform. Come. IMjS Dance at Kilverton . Saturday night, given by Co. II., w. u. uooa music. All O. G. men in uniform. Come. Teachers Wanted - For rural schools in Eastern Ore Ron. 'Salaries 'range from $70 to $80. . Experience not necessary. Ad- -lpy at once to Chan. H. Jones. 606 s. cauroh street of phone 1S70-M. OREGON SUte street near 0. E. depot. Home, of Artcraft and Paramo nut pictures. "Old Wines, for New," and "Lieut J. U. Gallagher." . LIBERTY Liberty near State street. 'High class reels. Featuring Hrold Lock wood in "Brodwy Bill' BLIGH State between Lib erty and High. Mutual and Bluebird films. Special films. Also Hippodrome vudeville. I K Icht Boxes Sent Red Cross headquarters shipped a group or eight boxes of. supplies on Friday. This made, two large ship ments on successive days. An Unasaal Bargain A $750 Singer player piano for $562 an exceptional buy for any one desiring a high grade lnstru- BORN Hammocks SO IVr Cent Off During the big rug sale now going on. E. L. Stiff & Son. 4 48 Court street. Profeor Fleeted K. T. Ruckles, post graduate stu dent of Leland Stanford university. was elected Friday night at a meet ing of the board of trustees or Wil lamette university to succeed J. O. Hall as professor or economics and sociology. Professor Hall will go to Washington. D. C., to engage in work for the government. Dm. White A Walton, Osteopaths 606 U. S. Bank Bide. Phone S69. NO CELL HOUSE NOW POSSIBLE Governor Says It's Needed, Bat Cost of Materials Is Too High When It comes to cutting down on the approximaetiy $10,000,000 es timate of state needs tor the next biennium one of the items that gov ernor Withycombe will favor elimi nating will be Warden .Murphy's es timate of $100,000 for a new steel cell house at the penitentiary. "There is no doult that this build, ing is needed," said the governor, "but because of the tremendous In crease In the cost of materials, it isn't going to be possible to, make any extensive improvements. Of course the segregation of prisoners which I favor will not be possible unless we have such a building, but just at present the need of segrega tion is not as pressing as It has been before. A big percentage of the young offenders and first-termers who should be separated from the hardened criminals have been carol ed and thev are nuklnr rnnrf In th. Hon Picker Wanted lndustritea to which the- h nilk. n.ti. i.. I ... uiiuen raurrsuii . wiu reKisier i sent. hop pickers at R. D. Gilbert & C6. store, beginning Tuesday morning. August 20th at 8 o'clock. Com early if you want to pick. KELLER SYSTEM BEST IN NATION LeaVe for Vancouver Mrs. G. A. Nye and daughter Doris l.ft I - m . i I . ment. E. L. Stiff & Son, 446 Court .u' l' " x'.' vC u : : - jker. Miss Lois Nye accompanied 00 Declares GOYeniOr ... , , I tnem to Portland, going from, there Mammoth Bus " ; to Fort Stevens, where she will pas nuuureusei cnoice rugs saennceu. two wv- with another fdster. Mm. in I Dr. SchenVs Office . Will be closed from August 3 to The big stock just purchased from Fred W. Schwab. September S. Commenting on Parole Of ficer's Methods Justice Court to lie Clotted . J While Judge Daniel Webster is in Portland this week attending the 0. A. R. encampment no business will be handled in the justice court the Davis Furniture Co. of Dallas must go. You can saw; over 20 per cent by buying now. T2. L. Stiff & Son, 448 Court street. Captain Joe Keller, state parole With Our Complete Equipment Refined services and latest meth-1 of fleer, is credited by Governor ods of embalming, 'twill be a "fune- Withycombe with establishing at the al beautiful.- Webb Clough Co. state penitentiary the best parole systems in the United States. By The funeral service of Mrs, Laura I Bridge Span Removed (means of the records that have been Funeral Services Today- Old Furniture Taken In exchangs at E.1L. Stiff & Stiff t Sons's big rug sale now going on, I don's 418 Court street. Lutz, who died at the Deaconess hos-l The first span on the east end of established by Captain Keller It Is pital August 16, will be held this I the old Marion-Polk county bridge possible for the prison authorities afternoon at 2 o'clock from Rig- has been completely taken down and to know at all times where the nsrol- Interment will be made In J work on the remainder is prorress-led men are and what they are doing. lee Mission cemetery. ing rapidly. The bridge will b shipped to Chehalis, Wash. It will Dr. C IL Scbenk'a 1 r-M.f.i r.nnn. I require practically a month to re- Hydro-electrlce Therapeutic Instl-I Now read v. Order Immediately I more the other Pan. P,ers and m tats will be closed from August 3 crop light, short; season, quality bcrs- to September 8. Al one Improving - W, Al Jones, who. has been criti cally ni,' Is reported to have shown Improvement yesterday and to have a chance for recovery. ; ' fancy. Lach round's orchard, five miles north of Salem, In Kaiser bot tom. Phone II. W. Bowden, foreman. Farmers 2 9F3. Bring your boxes. lawn Mowers . 29 per cent off at E." L.' Stiff & Sou during the. big rug sale now go-1 Any person having a particular mel Music Suggestion : Wanted v When the band gives Its final con cert of the season Tuesday night the program will be made u pentirely of popular selections played by request. Save All Your Cull Apple Uncle Sard needs the vinegar. We pay highest' cash pric. Fruit taken after August 20. Gideon Stolz Co., near corner Mill and Summer streets. Phone 26. 448 Court street. laf on. i- : ' ?U Blanks Get them at the Statesman job of fice. Catalog on application:- . v ody in-mind which he would like to hear again should notify 03car Steel hammer or John Graber before the day of the concert. Jin. Traglio III .Miss Lucfle Traglio of Portland vas called to Salem Saturday on ac count of the illness of her grand mother, Mrs. Pauline Traglio of 1031 North Seventeenth street.' TreapMs Notices ) On cloth. The kind that lasts. Statesman Job office: Camp Ktovi And camp rurniture at E. it. Blur As Son's, 446 Court street. Selling for Cawh Commencing July 1 wo established our business on a strictly cash basis. Patton's Book Store. Pan! Rurri Graduated Word was received In Salem yes terday that Paul Burrls has been graduated from the aviation ground school In Berkeley, and secured his commission. He Is to go to Fort Dlx, Tex., for further training, on his way to becoming an air fighter for Uncle Sam In France. But he has secured a short furlough, and hopes to come home to Salem for a I short visit. Dr, If. P. Memlelxohi The optometrist, now on his vaca tion, ; will return to Salem and re open his offices In the U. S. National bank building about August 31. Thirty-two Men Left In a report prepared yesterday for the adjutant general by the local war board it was shown that there arc still 32, men leftxIn class 1, all or them physically fit for military serv ice. They Include seven In the. 1317 class and 25 who registered in June. 1918. Wilhoit Mineral Splines- Greatest health resort In the West An Ideal place to spend, your sum mer vacation 32 miles from Salem. Excellent accomodations. Ideal sur roundings. Good fishing. For full Information, address W. F. McLaren, Wilhoit, Oregon. . Receipt. Notes and All Blanks At Statesman job or rice. as long as they have not violated their trust. -Keuers system worn out In a remarkably accurate way." said the governor. "By means of the records and charts he knows the wherea bouts of every paroles man who Is not a violator, and of course knows Immediately when a parole Is violat ed. The reports are kept ud system atically and the paroled man's record Is complete in every way. FIELD CROPS HAVEFAILED i Wheat Average Is Low, Co ver Doesn't Produce and Aphis Gets Vetch Hopes for a satisfactory wheat crop frmi Marlon county have gone glim muring in the paat three week while the threshers have been at work. Hit weather and aphis did I Will Ship- All kinds of livestock Monday, August 19. Tops hogs 18 c. Phone I2Q6-M. G. W. Eyre. WHKX Uf IALBM, OREOOS Ss at v Buan hotel "A. Rom Away from Honwr Strictly Modern fl.oo Par, Day' : Rm mt Sail CM(rt Only Hot! B Buatneaa District Train to Make Stop In response to a petition from tbe citizens of Aurora and Hubbard, asa- inz that two extra trains stop at both towns, the, public service commission vesterdav announced that train No. 1 6 will make the stops but that It is Impossible for No. 13 to do likewise. The accommodation, however will Prlvat Home ' I mVe It so that people can go to In. all or its apopinimenis is wnai portiai,d on No. 16 In the morning C!arpet Sweeper, $ 1 .7.1 - a good reliable carpet sweeper $1.75 diving the bijr rug sale now oing on at E. L. Stiff & Son. 44 Court street. 1 we offer for the use of our patrons Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Terwllllger. Funeral Directors, ,770 Chemeketa St. . Phone 72. ; and return on No. 27 in the after noon. Oregon Taxi & Baggage Co. ' Phone 77 Try oar Checking System on ERrcialm Checks for ev ery portal handled. 30 Per Cent Saved on Rugs Hundrerds" of rugs are being or fered at a saving of at least 20 per cent at E. L. Stiff & Son's big rug lale. 448 Court street. For Sale or Exchange Good modern eight-room house. aln 160 acres Eastern Oregon land Will aceot rood team, wagon and I harness, machinery and stock of any kind in exchanee. G. W. Lariar. 1206 Hubbard bldg. Have Your Electric lights Repaired - . . " Before Winter - WELCH KLI-XTTRIO CO. If. Commercial Phone 053 Chief Ranger Speaks Members of the Foresters or Amer ica were addressed Friday night by Supreme Chiet Ranger Peter J. Scbotland from New Jersey. Grand Thief Hadden. i Grand Sub-Chief Arrive at Norfolk L. C. Elwell vesterdav received a messaee from ; Ms on. Vernon M. Elwell. who is with the United States marines: He recently was sent to Norfolk, Va.. with several other ma- Ranger Struck, both of Portland ana rlnes fQr a 8pef tal COurse of training. Grand secretary jamcs n. uiu presumably as preparation ror over ;ave short talks. Doctor White fit : tases of Women and Herroos Diseases (31 Dal tad SUtes National Bank '; Building, Salem, Oregon PT phons 110 Nlfbt phone 18t8 LARMER TRANSFER Cffldencjr Speed - ' ItepoaslbIIHy will pack, move or store our goods and guarantee sat WacUon. tes on Eastera Shipments ipeclalty. , : V lao Moving and Out of Town Trips. WOOD AND COAL 457 SUte Street. nf! nf Thanks We desire to express our grati tude to our friends for their klndnes mil avmnathr and for tbe beautirui floral offerings In our time of be reavement occasioned by the loss oi our beloved husband and father Mrs. Mary M. Raker Ella M. Raker Frederick O. Raker I . , . Edward D. Baker Chester C. Baker ' I WANT SACKS AND RAGS I p tbe highest rash price. Ilefore you ll. Ret my prices. 1 also boy U kinds of second- hand farnltare ana juna. seas duty. They had been stationea In the West Indies. The young man'a father yesterday sent hW son a messaee annoucing tbe death of Mrs. L. C. Elwell. Thy Ve All Going We hate to see. you leave too. But if 3'ou must go we want to do our share towanl making you delighted with your trip. We have just those toilet articles you need for taking with you. Better look at them soon. Don't forget to bring your films back to us to develop. SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE 135 N. Commercial St MISSION BOTTOM A JtfTa This Season's Opportunity The Entire S. N. Jones Beautiful Crop of Early Crawford Peaches Hare Been Contracted For By Us. w SEND US YOUR ORDER at once. Orders will be filled in rotation as fast as Peaches arereceired. D0NT DELAY $2.50 Per BasheL Delivered to yon Cash. A Charge of 20c will be made for each, which will be refunded on re tain of the Box TAKE OUR HUNCH Order Your Bartlet Pears Now, per bnshel $1.25 and $1.50 Moth ropery C DO IT TODAY! i THE CAPITAL JUNK COMPANY The Square Deal House. 271 CbetnekeU St, Pbone 308 f rrliratirti Even numbers on Monday, Wi- widav and Sunday. Odd lumbers on Tuesday, Thursday, Sat Mrilir and Sundar. Kten numbers sre on south and east id of street. Odd numbers ars on north and west side of street, u-iii.nl Hnrleir Linen Tfcl l a err appropriate wrumt. paper for either your own use or to send "over there". Put up In at--.( tioiea eontaininc Zi sbets . PWl Willard rorrexpondence cards old- i rarila and 24 envelopes. nt nr box. Wiliard society So that when itm Ro Iktm to luach linen In pound packages 72 sheets jitu fJMi i. nto tn f., ,0ur SO cents Envelopes to maim, per n.rkr. of 24.: 10 cents. 3 package. 25 cents. Brewer Drug Company. Court street at Liberty, phone is. their work effeetlrely this year and ' the result Is a yield varying from 10 to 2S buahels an acre, most of It nearer the lower figure. Samples of wheat which have been bronght into town have a head which is short and not well filled. Tb stacks which look so aood la the field appear less attractive at close range. Only one more week of threnhlng remains. About fifteen crews are at work within ten miles of Salem and are rapidly cleaning up tbe crop. Tbe prolongfd dry spell did harm to other grains, as will as wheat. Spring oats are light and of poor quality. Tbe clover crop Is a com plete failure and the aphis complete ly cleaned out the vetch in both Mar- ion and Polk counties. Little Infor mation Is to be had on the barley and rve, of which only a small quan tity was sown. Black Rock Post of lice Closed by Government DALLAS. Ore.. Aug. 17. (Special to The Statesman) The potoffc at Black nock hasbeen discontinued tbe order going Into effect August Mrs. Itury Price, the former post mistress, resigned about a month ago and since that time no one could be found to take over the duties of the office so the mail will hereafter b handled through the postofflce at Falls Clty POLK COUNTY BOY MISSING Lieutenant Ralph A. Floyd's Name Included in Latest Casualty List WASHINGTON. Aug. 17 The nam nt Lieutenant Raich A. Floyd On yotir way down to the office Jl or indciendenre. Or., is among those resolves to attend to that Important reported missing in action In today's buinr which von have been pat- casualty lists. pied of Accident and Other Canara. Privates Roy Baker. Reaaellaer. N. Y.; Andrew Hess. afcKeesr Rock. Pa, Wounded Seveerlr. Lieutenants Dudley K. Belt. Bris tol. Pa.: Victor S. Harding. Kat Pembroke. N. Y.: Sergeants Theo dore M. BowskL New York; Henry Otto. Tomsk. Wis.: Ckaim Specta tor. Russia; Corporals George W. Blewer. Syrscuse. N. Y.; Ceorc Ko- sck. Tsylor. Ark.; Georjre A- Tim- pany. Janesville. Wis.; Wagoner Rd- wsrd F Jennerjohn. Forestvllle. Wis. Privates Sam Barnhart. Curtain. Pa; Rasmus B. Beck. Denmark; Dona Byron. Brightwood. Mass.; Lewis G. Caldwell. Cord Junction. Mm: Wil liam G. Chisholm. Seymour. Conn.; William Clark. South Coventry. Conn Cyril Dill. Grand Rapids. Mich.; Francis Karly, Cambrldce. N. T.; Boyd J. Crush. Mount Morris. I1L; Albert I Hart. Humphrey. Ark.; Samuel Humphrey. Loganla, Pa.; Carl L Lewis. Whltevllle. N. C.; Chance M. Reynolds, llazelton. Kan.; Joaeph M. Moeller. South Norwalk. Conn.; David W. OUhef.kl. Hartford Conn.; Henry YL Olton. Chiarjro; Herbert R. Pallister. Sturgeon Bay. Wis; Antoney Tellnskl. Torrington. Conn.; FHrnert J. Tweedale. Sturgeon Bay; Phillip S. Weavlnr. Naugaturk. Conn.; Raymond L. Wetherlngton. Kingston. N. C; Niaolal Ynshfk. Cleveland. ! Wounded. Decrc Vrwletermlned. Corporal Ralph II. Salts, Fairfield. Iowa; Mechanic Walter J. Hoffman. Park Ridge. 111.; Wagoner Arthur Large. School field. Pa.; Privates Jas. W. Hardy. Missouri Valley. la.; John V. Haxby. Clarinda. la.; Ror D. Jones. St. Joseph. Mo.; Broncho Kol aczewskl. New Bedford. Mass.; John Irson. Goodman, 8. D.; Frank Lew is. De Moines. la.; Clifford V. Mar low. Decora h. la.; Henry Miller. Red Oak. la ; Kdward A. Mullen. Brook lyn; Gus W. Nylander. Red Oak. la.; Adolph Peach. Bedford la.; James Recan. Chlesso; Le Senders. Atlan ta. t;a.; Benny J. Sand low. Camden. Charles 1. Whitehead. Walden. N. Y. Miwkiftff In ArtWn. Corporals Richard J. Galilean. New Brunaklek. N. J.; John F. Hln chey. Hydevtlle. Vt; John H. Kes- teller. Baltimore; Fraak J. Spyrka Ikl. South Bend. lad.; Privates Har ry Atlas. Philadelphia; Smith C." Blelby. Drpoalt. N. Y.; Nelson Bey er, Trevertoo. Pa.; Albert IL Budde- meyer. Cinclaaatl; Eddi J. Chand ler. Ieveque. Ark.; George W. Cor- ry. Philadelphia: Leslie IL Cragtres, Philadelphia: Aagelo DAleseadro. Philadelphia; Leon 8. Drew, New port. N. II.; Vlaeeryo Fueci. Italy; Kd wsrd I. Garvin. Provides; Leow ard'llendee. Havana. Itt.r Morris IJpavsky, Chicago; 2aoTy Mlaale. Bridgeport. Conn; Clareac E. Whlt otck. Krle. Kr. - 1 TO HELL WITH THE KAISER ting; off from day to day DO IT EARLY TODAY w 1 WANTED, JUNK f Aa All Kla f Sad Band rt Market Prleea getal rHeea aa'd f "aeha flat mr prieea fcefaee ran aett MAUD STOHB . labor Scarcity Empties wife and children and smile Uk smilo that rornr from tlie heart of a man whose life l adeqnatcly pro tected In favtr of Uiomj lie lovea. The new Standard Policy, Is ready Cell Of French PrlsOnsUr your Inspection at the WASHINGTON. Aug. 17. Scarci ty of labor In Franco has become so I .kaaB ItavA ffVaan acute the women pm" u... " released from Jail to work In ST to informationreceived today In rahlerrams from rsna 07 m " JCAIar worK counc nerc. 0.. MUTUAL LIFE OF N. Y 871 SUte Street J. F. niTCIIASOX, Dlat. Mgr.' " ' Phone 09 WASHINGTON. Aug. 17. Army casualties follow: Killed In Action. Lieutenant Bernard L. Rice. Spar ta. Wis.: Sergeants Alfred J. Ortmon Columbus. O.: Brewster C. Schoch. Selins Grove. Pa.; Corporals John W. Armstrong. Joneaooro. linn.; r.u ward S. ilulliaan. New York; Wag ones John It. Maasey. Prlnreton. N C; Charles Melvln Burrows. Volaa. S. D.; Luke Cooperider. Pea Ridge. Ark.; Charles K. Cummlngs. North Hanover. Mass.; Chsrles Densley. Riverton. Utah; Benjamin K. Gon ncll. Arlington. N. J.; Obert Hop land. Eleva. Wis.; James Mead. San dusky. Wis.; Rorer R. Rsmsey; Bos ton; Hewitt J. Swearlngen. Kansas City! Pllexo Tslotras. Indlaaa Har bor, Ind. Died of Wound. Private John Johnson. BellalreO- FOR SALE One ln-hoeacwwst blgh nrew sure bortaonial boiler and one fMtoracfwwer. aprtxht. In. quire, COMMERCIAL CIDER WORKS OUR DAILY PRICES Wool Itajrs 8Hc l"hiui Oton Rao Se Sbody nacM... ..... ...le' Oaai Iron...... ....... f 1-23 WESTERN JUNK CO. Salem's Leading Jaak DeaUen Corner of Onler and Court 70 THINGS CHANGE The old order changcth. In times past people depended o drucs to sol their health proWema. Now cornea the growing family of drug1es healers with method of work that prod sees health la the sick sad preventa slrknesa la the welt without using any drugs whatever. Among these are the Chiropractors. They have established the ner't of their work la favr of the pubtle to tbe extent that an or snore of them rta U louad la nearly every community. .They have a thre. tor people now. aa In the rt. know that the health. L: i.oa and wel fare of every Individual Is the Item of first conn deration la life. Chiropractors do mach t aupply these essentials. The Chlro - praetors say so and tbe. people say so. So long as thit combina tion of opinion prevails, we ll continue to be aa active aad ever grow lac factor In our public life- Dr. O. L. SCOTT, c7TjrrrtAcnc-.rTxoix;i3T Rneaaa 40U-7-A. C. ft. National nasdc TUndlaS. 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