TiTE OREGON STATESMAN: THURSDAY. 4 U LY 13.-1 020.
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fcT&md Man Ejected,
Sues Local Merchant
js "be
accused of talking like
Efevlst was sufficient reason for
cone out of his place of business at
fJl State aireci jesieraay. mi.
Stone filed a chargd ol assault and
battery' against White. Mr., White
nleaded not uiltjr when arraigned j.
before Judge G. E. Unruh and bis
hearing was set Tor July 19. He
c!alm he merely ordered Stone out
of the tore. ,
Stone represents a Portland houte
and was in' Salem In the Interests of
jits firm. While in the stpre of D.
White & Sons yesterday Mr.
White is said to have intimated that
Stone's firm was unreliable, where
upon Mr. Stone, according to his co.n
piaint asked White if he did not be
lieve that the laws of the state
would protect1 him from fakers. He
claims that Mr. White replied in the
negative.
-That's Bolshevist talk," v:as
Stone's rejoinder.
f White ejected Stone from the
store. -m
STOCK TO UK lXCKKSED
YAKIMA, Vash., J ulyl 4. Stock
holders of , the First National ban it of
this city1 teday voted to increase its
capital stock from 1100.000 to 300r-
000. and the surplus irom ll0t00
o $200,000. -
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Back up your salesmen's
promises with Bethlehem
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Ton chassis
1J Ton chassis
2 Ton chassis
3 1 Ton chassis
SALEM YELfE ; COMPANY-
12 North Commercial Street
t . ,W. Jones,; Manager
malrm for Marion and Polk Counties
Territory opeja for good live dealers
China May Have to Use
. Troops to Stop Robbers
CHEXGTU, China. July 14. Dep-
rc-dations of robber bands .along
trade routes in Szechuen province
have become so flagrant and wide
spread that urgent appeals for the
use of troops to combat the menace
have been sent to the Chinese pro
vincial authorities, by foreign firms
operating in Szechueri.:'
One recent report that was nrougni
to Chengtu was of the robbery of a
pack train on the "big road." wnicn
is the main'highway between unung-
king and Chengtu. In this 40 bags
of mail were opened and rinea oy
the outlaws and "the whole hillside
was covered with stolen mail.
In another- case a caravan had
A rntihori hv a. band
of bandits when a second stronger I
hnnd nf brleanda aDDeared and com- I
pelled the return of the stolen goods.
The leader of the smaller Dana was
then shot. The chieftain who did
this declared that he had guaran
teed the safe passage of this par
ticular caravan, having received a
substantial consideration.
The activities of the bandits are
felt, as much by the individual as
by the large commercial interests in
the opinion of one Chengtu mission
worker, who said:
"It is a grevious hardship to fend
to America for a suit of clothes, pay
for it at the present ruinous prices,
wait patiently six months for Its ar
rival and finally hear that it has
been appropriated by robbers with
in a very few days of its destination."
Alaska Duo at Chautauqua
Northland Singer With Voices of Rare Beauty and
Brilliance
At r A hit -r .
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' Our. Board of Lubrication Engineers has deterl
mined the correct consistency of Zerolene for your, .
make of car. Its recommendations are available for
you in the Zerolene Correct Lubrication Charts. Get .
one for your car at your dealer's or our nearest sta-1
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uon use x.cruicnc ior vuc va7ciw muoimuuu v
your automobile; truck or tractor.
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It's a fact, Goodyear Tires are really cheaper
m me eno. '
Nyt only do thoy give the mileage, but they
. u have that . , .
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YOUTH KILLS LE0NARDI
(Continued from page 1)
R. E. L. Steiner. superintendent of
the state hospital; Supervisor Simp
son of the Cottage farm; Blevins
and Ennis, attendants; Ernest B.
Patton.' tTfe farmer who shot Leon-
ardU H. O. Taylor and J. O. Mar
tin, farmers; Lee Lane, steward at
the hospital; S. E. Wright, farmer;
Drs. J. C Evans. D. R. Ross and W.
W. Looney, -physicians at the hos
pital; W. A. Pcttit and'S. A. Stone,
newspapermen.
PEARL 8KASOX Ol'KXS
PAPEETE. Tahiti. July 14. The
opening of the pearl diving season,
the greatest event of the year in th
French ; Settlements, comes in July.
Diving Is not permitted for two
years in succession at the same is
land. The various pearl islands are
opened in rotation. This means thrt
all gear, stocks of merchandise anu
building material must be taken to
a new island, each year- no smau
undertaking when it is remembered
that the coral atoll, which in ordin
ary times supports less than 200 per
sons, becomes in the diving season
fh abiding place of 2500 or more.
This year the open island is ill- i
kneni, one of the Paumotu archipel
ago - 400 miles to the eastward or
Tahiti. ' ' .
Already this lonely atoll Is taking
on a metropolitan appearance.. ,ine
profits to be gained come not only
from the 'pearl shell won from-tne
lagoon but from the sale of all kinds
of wares dear to the native heart
and from the providing of entertain
ment to refresh the weary diver ana
his women folk after the labors of
the day are over. The average na
tive diver wins a good sum from me
bottom of the lagoon and much of
it goes on expensive silk dresses for
his wife and daughters, on the detec
table canned goods or me "popaa
(white man) and on the "movies.1
This year there are to be, U is
said, three moving picture theaters,
any number of motor cars for hire-
the length f the roadway in Hikn
eru Is less than a t half mile, but
that apparently does not make any
difference a brass band and, it Is
reported, electric lights along the
"Great White Way,? of this little ring
of coral sand.
ate advices indicate that the sea
son this year at Hikueru will be the
most active in many years. It Is es
timated there will be at least a
thousand divers on the island. These
together with their families and the
traders with their staffs, will swell
up the populatlon,of the island dur
ing the season to nearly 400U.
One of the decWdly novel features of the great musical programs the
Chautauqua brings this year, will be the appearance of the Alaska Duo, on
the second day. ; . ,
Lona Lanka, a native Alaskan girl, possesses a rich lyric soprano voice
of ibusual beauty. The San Francisco Call In writing of her appearance in
that city said: "Lbna Lb ska's appearance was the signal for an ovation.
This young operatic soprano has a voice of lovely clarity and brilliance"
Huldah Voedlsch, the other member of the Alaska Du, has a dramatic so
prano voice, and has achieved success as a singer, vlolinls-t ond pianist.
FT ' . ;-v
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leror
each typ e
ofeiigine
R. H. CAMPBELL, Special Agent, Standard Oil Company, Salem, Ore,
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General Agent Passenger Department
THIRD STREET, QWthfp, OREGON
Defeated Candidates Mast
Forego Further Activity
Attorney General Brown has writ
ten an opinion for Collier H. Buffing-
ton, district attorney for Curry coun
ty, holding that a candidate for nom
ination by one political party cannot
accept '.'the nomination of another
party or necome an maepenaeni can-1
oidate. This Is -under a law passed!
by the legislature of 1919.
Olcott and Kozer Will
V Attend Howell Funeral
- i.
Governor and Mrs. Olcott and Sam
A Kozer, secretary of state, will be
at Olympia today to attend the fun
eral of I. M. Howell, secretary ot
state for .Washington. Governor and
Mrs. Olcott will remain at Camp
Lewis for several day to attend the
encampment of the national guard oi
Dreeon ' A i SDecial review will be
stared for the oeneiil, oi me gov
ernor. "V - u
Si
l7tv suffer the discomforts and
embarrassm ents of a Goitre t
O.'G. C pprtio tor fitr bM bee
6te4 mnf.
Wby par ecrtl hndrel d"tlr for n
operation to reme a oitre when O.G.C.
can be obtained lor such a comparatively
small expenditure i - t
O.G.C when properly applied ie aria-
( rw a nil r mAMf Will Dfl
reinnded. O.G.C Uaolddirect.br mail
nlj. Write lor booklet.,
v I Address Dept. T
I O.Q.C. CHEMICAL COMPANY
GIGANTIC SLAUGHTER AT THc BIG FIKJE SALE OF THE
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-4 - I 373 Court Street
Damaged by fire on June 17th You all know what a fine stock of Household Goods Mr. Richter carried. Come
over and get a Stove, a piece of Furniture, linoleum, Aluminum, Crockery or Granite ware at a price your pocket
book can afford. Here are some of the Bargains: - ' ' 7"
. Stoves and Ranges
$15000 All'namel Range .'. ." . W ... .'. . .$97-00
$125.00 Combination Range $83.00
$100.00 Charter Oak, white enamel back ...J73.00
$85.00 Charter Oak, white enamel back $63.00
$90.00 Crown Range $67.00
$110.00 Occidental Range $78.00
$125.00 Occidental Range f89"?0
$22.00 Two-burner Oil Stove $1439
BUY TOUR HEATERS NOW AND SAVE MONEY
$40.00 llcafcr, wood or coal . .$23.97
$25.00 Heater, wood or coal $14.89
$7.50 Gas Plates $5 19 '
$5.50 Gas Plates $3.15
Laundry Appliances
$30.00 Hand or Foot Power Washing Machine $19.00
$26.00 Washing Machine $14.00
$8.50 Wash Wringer $5-27
$6.50 Wash Wringer ..$4.39
Hand Bags and Suit Cases
$15.00 Suitcase . J 7-87
$ 8.50 Suitcase $ .89
.$ IJ.50 Suitcase X!?i
$28.00 Hand Iiag - JJ5.43
$24.00 Hand Hag I"?!
$10.00 Hand Bag $ J-JJ
$ 5.00 Hand Bag 2.69
$4.00 House Paint, Now $2.69
$3.50 Gallon Barn Paint JJ-J
$4.00 Gallon Floor Paint $2-69
Furniture and Rugs
$20.00 Congoleum Rug. 9x12 J1
$15.00 Congoleum Rug, 7jx9 $ 8.97
$1.00 Yard Felt Base Linoleum 58c
$.1.75 3x9 Congoleum Rug Lr2
$45.00 Library Table $29-37
$.35.00 Library Table If22
$25.00 Library Table ...... I 51,25
$85.00 Davenport $51.37
Beds, Springs and Matresses
$:i5.00 Bed with spring . .' J
$14.00 Bed 798
Springs
$15.00 Spring ..." 8J0
$10.W Spring 1.11
$ 8,50 Spring .$ 5.19
'5 00 50-rwnnul Cotton Mattress .$1Z.47
$15.00 Mattress J j.37
$16.00 ChUd's Beil : $7.39
$ 9.00 Sanitary Couches J-JJ
$48.00 Buffctt .....$29.37
(Garden Hose.
$15.00 Hose, for 5ft feet . .
$12.50 Hose, for 50 feet . .
$11.00 Iffise, for 50 feet ..
$ 8.00 Hose, for 50 feet .
..$9.37
,..$77
4.$67
..$57
Garden Tools
$2.75 solid socket shovel . . . . . . . . ... . . . . .$1.67
$2.25 Six-prong Potato Fork .......... . . $1.43
$2.0 OSpading Fork .$1.19
$2.00 Manure Fork .-. . J .. $19
85c Rake .... 47c
85c Hoe 47c
$3.50 D. B. Ax
$3.00 S. B. Ax ".
35c Dinner Plates ......
$1.75 Dishpan, Granitc.j
$1.50 Dishpan, Granite
$1.50 Tin Dishpan ...L
$1.25 Tin Dishpan . . .!,
i
..$29
...$1.97
Dishes
:...:i9c
.$19
...:...w....97c
J.....l97c
...................J.83c
Miscellaneous
50c Bottle Liquid Veneer ..
15c Black Silk Stove Polish
$35.00 Baby Carriages !
$2.75 Roller Skates ...1...
$15.00 Boy'g Tricycle
$4.00 Boy's Wagon' ..J
$2.25 Boy's Wagon .
$1.75 Boy's Wagon ........
Half Gallon Jars, dozen
Quarts, dozen
Pints, dozen
$1.00 Window Shades : : .
$9.75 Quick O Lit Air O' Lite Gas tamps
$2.25 Bracket tamp . . I
Screen Wire, black t ..... .
Screen Wire, per square -ft., galvanized .
$1.75 Rapid Washer
i
Window Screens
60c 15x33 Screens
85c 24x35 Screens
$1.00 Hand Painted Plates . .
50c Frying Pans V. . ,
$6.00 Roasters, Savory .White Enamel . .
$5.50 Roasters, Savory White Enamel
$55.00 12x16 Tents ............... ...
33c
9c
$1437
...$1.57
........$10.37,
2.C9
.......$ 1.58
.....'...$ 1.19
........$ 1.05
......... 90c
70c
......... . 63c
.......$ 5.97
$19
.....2y2c
.....3Hc
. . . . , 89c
27c
43c
..49s
..... 23c
.....$3.19
$2.97
....$34.37
Bath Subs, Sinks and Toilets
$62!P0 White Enamel Jath Tub 5 feet
$40.00 Toilet Sets, complete ..........
$12.50 Kitcheu Sink, J 8x30
...........$52.97
...$29.87
......$97
Free Delivery on purchases of orer $10.00. All of these goods hare been damaged more or less by smoke
A ' vi . j GEO. GENSER, Sales Manager:
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