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terms or two year eacn on iwo
youths who had pleaded guilty to
larceny charges.
Judge Stapletcn declarea per
cent of the paroled prisoners return
to court on tecond offenses, n saia
the practice, must be stopped soma
time and that he felt be may as
well take the inttlatlre.
ItRMAXD A WAGK 1XCHKASK
WASHINGTON. July 23. De
mands of wireless operalors on a'aip
ping board vessels for Increases in
pay of S50 to 75 a month and an
eight hour day. were laid berore th.
board today by a committee of the
United Radio Telegrapher's associa
tion. A system ot graded licenses under
which onerators would be licensed
according to the tonnage of their
vessels was under discussion as was
a plan to license the men according
to years of service. "
Mount to Head Oregon
Dentists9 Association
PORTLAND. Or.. July 23. Dr.
Clyde Mount of Portland was electnl
president of the Oregon State Dentil
association at the concluding session
ot its annual convention here today.
Other officers chosen were:
Vice president. W. D. McMillan.
t . nnnt! Krpd nnlick. Portland;
arfitnr J I. Harber. Portland: secr
tary. Wallace Shearer. Portland, re-
Tomorrow the delegates will take
a trip over the Columbia mgnway
Svellacv Does Not Want
to Succeed Roosevelt
WASHINGTON. July 23. Thora
ac J. Spellacy of Hartford. Conn
who is understood to have been se
lected to succeed Franklin D. Roose
velt as assistant " secretary of .he
navv when the latter retires Ht
tnnnth in mill thm raM as the De" 1-
ocratlc vice presidential nominee.
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sata tonignt he baa noi oeen
the post and would sot accept It IX
It were offered. - - .
Dogs are bred for food In Korea.!
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Universal Light and Power
Plant
Light yonr house and barn elec
trically. No more lanterns and
lamps to carry about and clean. '
Iron your clothes electrically. X
more hot fires on hot days to beat
your irons.
Pump your water electrically. No
more work on that old pump handla
r cranking the engine. Have water
for fire protection. f
Come in or write and let me give
rou further Information and dexnon-
itration. - ,
162 No. Commercial Street
co Salem Velie Co. : .
T.C Wood, Dealer-
Thtjy both; want to know'
Storms Cause Severe
";, Uatd Slides inheunston
1 PORTLAND,: Or.. .July' 23. Huge
V boulders bron ght down from the
hills by cloudburst. in the Lewiston.
Idaho. district, the" past -lays.
..- t-AmA fh rrcnn-Was.hingt.on
Railroad Navigation company a
track In at least 50 places, accord
ing to s. Murray, acting enter engi
neer of the-' system, who returned
here, today after an inspection of the
damage. Operation of trains over
this section will not be possible for
the next 30 days, Murray said.
Circuit Judge Opposes '
Oregon Parole System
(PORTLAND, July, 23. Circuit
Judge Stapleton today declared him
self opposed to the parole system
Read the OaSSltied Adj. of first offenders, and he Imposed
GODS WEIGHING OP A SOUL
l ITS WORTH ------
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A Measuring of Life, not in the light of power, op wealth, or earthly
glory these are but the passing shadows of a day but In the light
of things eternal.
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Hear Evangelist A. R. Bell
Tomorrow Evening at 7:45
S. D. A. Church, N. 5th St and Gaines Ave;
Take N. Commercial Car .
The whole world contrasted in value with a single life, with no hope of the world-measuring up
to its worth .
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THE SEASON'S LATEST
LadicsV black or brovra Oxf or4s,
all this season's ; styles, high or
military heels. Long pointed
toes. AU "widths. Bought to sell
at $11.00; now
$7.95
LATEST STYLE PUMPS
$10.00 ' and $12.00 black kid
Pumps. Some with $3.50 buck
les, others plain high or military
heels, and priced
AN ECONOMICAL BUY
Choose from an assorted lot of black kid and patent
leather Shoes, button. All sizes in the lot. Cuban and
Military heels. These were regular $5 and $6 Shoes.
$2.95
ONE LOT LADIES' BLACK KID SHOES
One lot Ladies Black Kid Shoes, lace or. button. Cu
ban, Military or Louis heels. AU sizes in lot. Our reg
ular $6.00 and $7.00 values.
$3.95
. f.iaMtHk jp -lev.
$6.95
WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS
Ladies white canvas Oxfords,
high or qvf heels, covered heels.
Our regular $6.00 values.
. HANAN SHOES $4.95
A rare bargain for women with small feet. Hanan black
kid Shoes, lace or button, small sizes only. High or low
heels. These are worth $12.00 and $15.00. Special
V. ' : $4.95
$3.95
MEN'S ELK BALS
500 pairs Men's Brown. Elk Bals. The most comfort
able dry weather shoe made. Cost at the factory at
present, $3.50. Will go during this sale at
$2.65
TWO-TONE SHOES
All kid, high top shoes, brown
vamp, Fieldmouse top, Louis heel,
this season's, latest dress shoe.
Regular value $16.00 .
SHOES AT HALF PRICE
Odd lot, broken lines, Men's black and brown Calf
tonoes. au sizes m the lot. $10 and $12 values
$5.95
$10.95
MEN'S BLACK CALF BLUCHER LACE SHOES
Wide toe. All sizes. Our regular $10 Shoes in stock.
$6.95
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Children's brown 'calf shoes,
blucher lace, sizes 8Vfc to 12 y
and 13 to 2. Our regular $5 shoe
$2.95
CHILDREN'S ELK SHOES
Children's elk blucher lace shoes,
sizes 8 to 12, and 13 to 2.
Ton have always paid $5.00
$2.95
MISSES' DRESS SHOES
Fine soft mahogany calf dress
shoes, sizes 11 to 2. Sold reg
ularly at $6.00, are now
$3.95
YOUTH'S DRESS SHOES
Youth's black calf blucher lace
shoes for school or dress wear.
Sizes 11 to 2. Regular $1.50
$3.65
BOYS' DRESS SHOES
Boys black calf blucher lace
shoes, for school or dress wear.
Sizes 2y2 to 5, regular $5.00
$3.95
BOYS' CALF SKIN SHOES
Built for service, black calf blu
cher lace. AU sizes. 21, to 6. Our
regular $6.00 value
$3.95
.LADIES' BROWN SHOES
New brown calf vamp, cloth top shoes, Cuban or Louis
heels, lace, pointed toes, late lasts. Our regular $10 seUers
$5.95
BLACK DRESS SHOES
Ladies' all kid black lace Shoes, Cuban or Louis heels.
All sizes and widths A dressy shoe sellinsr remlarlr at
$11.00, are now
$6.95
- $11, $12 and $13 SHOES
$11.00 gun metal lace shoes, low heels, $12.00 brown calf
Shoes, high or low heels; $13.00 black kid shoes, baby
Louis heels. Come in all sizes. Priced Special at
$7.95
ASK FOR THESE SHOES
Men's black or brown blucher or bal lace. All sizes and
lests. Our regular $11.00 and $12.00 Shoes. Not shown
elsewhere for less
$7.95
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
Men's black and brown dress shoes. Blucher or bal lace,
English or round toe. All sizes and widths. Our 1920
styles and sold at $13.00
$8.95
$14 and $15 SHOES FOR $9.95
Strictly high grade dress shoes in black or brown, blucher
or lace, English or staple last. All sizes and widths A
classy dress shoe for Spring and Summer
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WOMEN'S JULIET HOUSE
SHOES
Ladies regular $0.00 first grade
black kid, belling soles, fully guar
anteed House Shoe at
$3.95
WOMEN'S WHITE -;
ROTARY; BALS; ...
.Ladies' White Linen Botary Bala,
very, comfortable for house and
outings, regular $4.00 grades go at
$2.95
CHILDREN'S WHITE
SHOES
Children's highest grade turn sole
white lace Shoes, sizes 11 Va to 2,
regular $5.00 grades go at
$2.95
GIRLS' PATENT AND
WELT SOLES
Regular $4.00 grades in best linen
lace ball, a wide toe comfortable
shoe, sixes 114 to 2, now go a
$1.95
CALF SHOES
Girls' Patent and Calf Lace Shoes,
newest lasts, sizes 11 Vi to 2, regu
lar $5.00 grades to close out
$2.95