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JULY 3-4 AND 5 ;
liop t tail to come to Salem on the abo ve date to join in the big celebration and
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Home Coming. The. soldiers, sailors and marines will be here and entertained
free.v You are to be here to greet them.
Take
An
Trip
Trip
to
oilvert
on
Yon can take this
The Bird Man will fly from Salem to Silverton and return.
trip for a small charge by leaving your name with me, McCroskey at Salem Com-
mercial dub before July 3, 1919. '
Tired Mothers Sing
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Big, Community Sing at Wilson Park; ; John W. Todd, Mrs. Durdorf and other
noted singers will participate. You should be on hand. The one big feature for
July 4 from 4 to 6 p. m. .
See Posters for the Stunt Program
J. F. HUTCHASON, Chairman
Fourth of July Ad. Com.
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NEW COURT IS
UNDER PROTEST
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Portland Citizen Asserts faz
well is Usurping Position
of Judge-
VaUdity of lie act of the 1919 leg-
i Islature in creating a aew dcpart
I meat of the circuit court in Multno
j mah . county, making Judge George
I Tazwell a circuit judge ovo- the de
partment wblcb Inclndea tne probata
work of -the county, is protested by
John W. Ivaste. a Portland lawyer
with office in the Henry biiikilng.
yfr. Haste's letter of protest. In
which the writer as a citizen and tax
payer forbids the secretary of state
to audit claims far Judge TazweTl's
salary as circuit judge, apparently is
designed to lead to court action as a
test of the enactment.
The letter ha3 been referred by
Deputy Secretary , of State Sam A.
Kozer to Attorney General Brown,
and should the attorney general ad
vise that the new. ju dec's salary bi
held up the case might go directly
infn lit innrpme court throurh a
i mandamus actlm by Judee Tazwe'l.
There is some donbt whether the at
torney general will, so hold. Mr.
Haste's letter follows;
"I beg to herewith notify you that
I an a feside.it and a citizen and a
taxpayer of this state, residing at
. hi? -e. cir-f -nin th street. Port-
!fo. xv f -
liad, Oregon, and I am an attorney
t Ifw with office at No. euu Henry
building. Portland. Oregon. I own
considerable amount of real property
situated In Multnomah county. Ore
gon, upon . which ft have paid for
years past and'am now paying taxes
into the public treasuries of this
state. ' . . '
As the secretary of state, charcsd
with the duty-of auditing the-llaims
of all public official" entitled ti be
compensated out of the slate treas
ury; Including any and all Judges of
the circuit courts of thli "state. I
herewith notifv yon and forbid you
to issue any warrant jor voucher to
George Tazwell of' the city of Port
land, Oregon, who Is now a ad for
some weeks past has been nsnrping
the office, powers and duties of a
circuit judge of the fourth judicial
district of , the state of Oregon. , I
shall hold yon and your bondsmen
liable If any of -the funds of this
state ar diverted in payment of any
claim audited by, you" that said
George Tazwell may make upon yon
for convpenaation as-circutt. judge of
this state. '
relatives and a few friends of the
contracting parties.
MissjLuebke haa beej for manv
i years past sa teacher in the Dallas
from Dallas htgh school with the
first classes leaving that institution.
Mr Hayes-iis a son or Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Hayes of this city and but
recently returned from .France
where he saw service with Company
L. In which organization he was a
sergeant. After a short honeymoon
trip to the beach resorts the uvrsly
weds wfll return to Dallis to make
it their home.
'Among the Dallas people who at
tended the wedding were Mr. and
Blrs. Hugh Hayes. Miss Dora Hayes
and Miss Myrtle Hayes.
ThlroaM IndivldualoeoUtes
A Salem product-fumade by The
Gray Belle distributed by George
EJ Waters for sale everywhere, 5c
Z7cncjnaf Writ Issued :
Agdnst Accident Board
11Af tfvVi iha ImmIw iiAH . If., t
Ion county against the etate Indus
trial accident commission in the case
of C. W. Fenn against the commis
sion, to eom pel the. latter to bring
ntf a.l.-l 1 f 1 J . n . . . .
bern of . Portland lor . recovery, of
14000, or to appear in court by July.
17 and show cause why It. should
not brinr suIL The nm r tinnn
was awarded Mrs. , Diboern by m j
commission under the workmen'.'
compensation act after her husband
had been accidentally: ktfled while
employed by the Grant Smith- Por
ter Shipbuilding company.
The amount awarded Mrs. Dibberh
was in a lump sum, which the com
mission claims was a legal proceed
ing. ; The petitioner for the writ
avers that this was not legal for the
reason that Mrs. Dibbern was still a
resident of the state when payment
was made The $4000 is now held
V
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"'" ' BaDjwooA. CaEf. Sept, to, 1918.
TUJIeri)lcidCo, DetooU,lEch.
GeBUemea: ;' - f ::r ' s;
- After the use of a le bottle of yoor Herpkade, v
it ni plainly noUcilc UuU my hir had impror
to a marked degree. In every poabl way the heaJUi
and vigor, and beautiful luster of my hair wer im
proved to the extent that my friends coiumented oa it.
My observation of many artists on the staga and
v, wuai v me IW1 u nnoaasi nniirNL
has taught me the value of beautiful hair.- Thia
attnbute no doubt aids ia the sewing of opportua.
for many artiBta.-
f fei V Bui m bouts tf HTfirids
Send 10c In stamp or coin for a fienerous sample of
ifl Address gjp?
, .w .ayH-iuw MUUll, v, o. VV. .
by the sheriff of Multnomah county
under a! writ of attachment in the
case of Jee Roy E. Keeley against
Mrsv Dibbern. . - Keeley claims the
money is due him from Mrs.; Dibbern
as attorney's fees and .he states he
will release the attachment as soon
as action is taken for return of the
14000 to the state. i '
Dallas School Teacher
h Wedded to Soldier
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nLUS. Or.. June 25. (Special
to the Statesman.) ,Arthnr L. Hayes
.t.1. Uv artA Mica t TcAOhine W.
I 1J1 t 1 11 1 lit; mj " " r
LLuebke were united in marriage yes-
terday at tne name 01
LEuRene, The ceremony was perform
ed m tne presence ui
REPORT T.1ADE ON
(j
SEABECK MENT
One of Most Profitabie Con
ventions Ever Held, Says
; ' President Done j-
...;.rL
' The V. M. C. A. Convention at
Sea beck was one or the largest and
most successful of the kind ever
held, as 189 students and faculty
registered for the eight days session,
lasting-from June 15 to June 22 in
clusive. The convention was under
the direction of Gale Seaman,- Stu
dent pecretary for the western sec
tion of colleno, and every day from
6:30 in Ithe morning until 1 30 at
night was crowJcd fiii of interesting
and helpful events. Such U tee re
port broueht homo. ,
' There j wis one pt incipal ' addrers
made each motnir.g and evenlnjr and
other informal addresses presenting
certain phases, of work were made
President Done, of WillimeUe uni
versity. President Kerr - of j Oregon
Agricultural college. Prasi'Jcnt lnd
ley of the Universttv nl Idaho, rrof
N. F.' Coleman ot Reed, -coilega and
Dr, Bdyd of Portland made the prin
cipal addresses.
In an j athletic contest held dur
ing the Contention the students of
Willamette university outclassed the
boys from all other institutions, win
ning by ft score of 32 points,; which
was mo-e than twiee the score of Its
nearest tcnipetitor. StudenU from
the University of Washington Uni
versity of Oregon, University of Ida
ho, Reed college. and all other col
leges of J file northwest took - part.
Another enjoyable feature was the
singing of the Willamette university
quartet, which gave one concert sit
ting in a Jioat ou the lake, while
the audience sat cn the bank. .
An inte.t&ive study of religion In
relation to every, phase of human so
ciety was made, and a number cf
decisions of life .work were deter
mined upon.
i us Coupon Is Good for 5 Votes
For Tour Choice for (Jtiddess of Liberty, July Fourth
Write: c-arae here and deposit in ballot box.
IT IS Al.h COXK NOW
i Samuel L. Kramer, Box 95. Sell
ersville. Pa., writes: "I, had kidney
trouble for . two years and -had a
terrible backache: That is all gone
now after using Foleyl Kidney Pills
and I feel well againf Foley Kid
ney pills set results quickly and are
tonic in - their healing land! soothing
effect, J. C. Perry. :
: Help, pat Polk and Marion ronntj.
a the map. Send a copy .of tit?
IVace edition to yonrt friends and
relatives. J 23 cents per copy.
GOVERNOR NOT
TO CALL PROBE
Waverly Baby Home Under
Welfare Commission, He
Informs Baker
nifiifllAn a si Jtr-A tA
1919 legislature is ctothed with au
thority, to Investigate institutions
having to do with children. Gover
nor Olcott has advised Mayor Bak
er of Portland that the executive
office is without authority to cause
a probo Into conditions at the Wav
erly home by a specially appointed
commission. An epidemic at the
Waverly home recently caused the
deaths of more than a . dozen chil
dren. In a letter signed by G. If. Douglas
president of the Rotary club; I. I
Riggs, president of the Progressive
Business Men's club; Marshall X.
Dana, president of the Portland Ad
club, aad A. C Newill. president of
theOregon Civic league. Mayor Bak
er wa3 asked to make an iveMga
tion through the governor's offlee.
The letter asked for. the organization
of a special committee for the pur
pose with power to subpoena witness
es, and one member to represent im
portant civic organizations of Portland.
Edward Simmons Called by
Death at Portland Home
i
Edward Simmons died at his home
in Portland. June 23. at the age of
50 years. He Is survived by his wife
and five children, Mr. Florence Lew
is of Salem. Emma, Ufa, Robert and
Charles Simmons. J
Thet body arrived In Salem Wed
nesday night and the funeral services
mill i be held from "the Terwilliger
home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
with the Rev. H. N. Aldrich eonduct-
in the services.- Burial will be In
the City View cemetery.
Warner's
Corsets
It's not mere chance that we sell so
many Varner's Corsets. There must
be a reason. Women who demand
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the most for their money insist upon
Warner Rust Proof Corsets and
rightly so.
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In buying Warnerfs yprj get 100 per
cent value Plus
guaranteed not to
Every corset is
rust, break or tear
or a new on4 free if they faiL
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PRICES:
$1.50, $2,
$2.50, $3,
$3.50 and $5.00
"OUB PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST"
G A L E . &;56l
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Phone '1072
Commercial & Court Sts.
Formerly-Chicago Store
Rente your freight yia
Willamette Valley Transfer Co,
Express service at freight rites.
Long distance haulin
1
reight rltei
aling only.
Phone 1400
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ROOM
REAL
MONEY
SAVING
PRICES
SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON
PURITAN nil
PERFECTION r .
-Bon ami stoves
REFRIGERATORS
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
HIGh GRADE
CENTURY AND ICE ETNO
7 SAVE MONEY
HEM
We Have Purchased the Stock of the
Silverton Furniture Store
We will move this stock to Salem and in
order to make room we will offer this high
quality; Furniture at BARGAIN PRICES
This sale includes everything needed to furnish the
home Complete. BEDS, CHAIRS, DRESSERS,
LIBRARY TABLES, DINING TABLES, CHIFFO
NIERS, BUFFETS, STOVES, RANGES, LINOLE
UM, RUGS, IN FACT, ALL KINDS OF FURNI
TORE. In these days of high prices you cannot
afford to miss this opportunity to buy your Furni
ture needs at
Ji ii i.
BUY AT THIS SALE
L
ow
Price
THIS IS A REAL SALE
373-377
Court SL
FRANK F-RiCHTER
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER -
Always A Squire Deal At Richter's
SALE CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK
Remembep the Place Don't Miss This Great
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