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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON.
ALL RECORDS
SATURDAY MORNINrt. SEPTEMBER 11. Ur,0
Tearing Devon of Old j
Catholic Hall Began
The profess of tearing down
rAA t ' JnMPittr hall, adjacent to
m Joseph's Catholic church on I The new huihling will be used for
CUf-mekela street. bewail Jester-1 sorial and educational purposes.;
day. Top bulllinV, which lias an
important place In the history of
the Catholic church in Saleui. is
to sive pl-n to a new huildim
which will have a wider rane of
usefulness than the old building
Alan Confesses He Fired
I Quality and Se reive
Quality and Si r cice
FRUIT
Specializing as we do in Fresh Fruits and Vege
tables we are always in a position to give you the
very best the market affords and our large pur
chases enable - us in turn to sell them at prices that
are reasonable. For Saturday we have loads of
fine stuff for your selection :
Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Muslctnelons, Casabas,
Honey Deic and Ice Cream Melons; Italian
Prunes, Plums, Grapes, Dananas, Oranyes and
Grape Fruit Peaches by Ike box and basket;
Pears by the box and basket.
VEGETABLES
Yellow Bantam Corn, String Beans, Turnips, Car
rots, Beets, Green Pepper, Egg Plant, Cabbage,
Head Lettuce, Green Onions Tomatoes for can
ning, $1.75 per bushel: Tomatoes 30c per basket.
CAKES
With the recent installation of our electric oven
we are now putting out even a better line of
Cakes than formerly. Have you ever figured the
actual cost of a cake that you have made at home?
Figure it and you vyill agree that our cakes are
very reasonably priced.
Cocoanut, Nut, Chocolate, Prune Cakes, each....60c
Sunshine and Angel Cakes, each 70c
Doughnuts and Maple Squares, dozen 30c
Parker House Rolls, dozen :25c
Sugar and Ginger Cookies, dozen 15c
Raisin and Oatmeal Cookies, dozen 20c
Special Cakes of all kinds made to order
Special 10-Day Soap Deal
15 BARS ROYAL WHITE SOAP." 1 . .. $1 25
1 BAR STEAM REFINED BORAX . a.... 15
j. (High Class Toilet Soap)
REGULAR PRICE J. $1.40
SALE PRICE
TOILET PAPER
A saving of 10 per cent by buying in dozen lots
Scott Tissue, 20c per roll, per dozen 4 $2.15
Waldorf Tissue; 2 for 25c, per dozen... 4. $1.35
7-punce Crepe, 10e per dozen 4......$1.10
ROTH GROCERY CO.
Phones 1885-6-7 .
Phone your orders early.
Quality and Service
Quality and Service
ARE BEATEN,
DONEYAVERS
Brilliant Year Is Predicted
for Willamette by Uni
versity Head
FACULTY IS ENLARGED
New Lausanne Hall, Though
Not Quite Complete, to
be Used at Once
lUuic mWr ihe Fit It ut to memorable celebration
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Klamath Falls. wbeti h- fll 15 foft luio th trk. in th public tnln.l. Wee " " i ratify ,tart to- i
UrM n.rrJl i. W. Allen h l.een Ml kirn-; that runs north of Will tret. Constitution uay w l'?" r titotloo ail
Home tO Let InSUTQnCe fth Fall vveral .lay. .! Iai i,ter.lay iiiornln. I ervel in yonr county. kxhI Wtmmwr ;
nlRlit. at the rsiiewt of Muvor j jr i h w atont 6.". years, -:-t n ntler way at once In pre- .."77 . , .
Melvin Stiles has ronfesal to strble to the jtove rnor's off ic. I 0j, a, j, nj, fo ,ave been sub- baril,in for lbi event.. Leae I r . f --.'. - -
II. II. 1'o.ueroy inve.Htrator for ,,. ,neroy Was withdrawn , diy When picked i . Mndon. ,h.t will contrlb-' KCad iht ClllSlfied 'Adtl'l
iho r w marshal s tie Darruifiit. r ...rir .....i ,i. .ii .m J .. ' ' . ... i.. .i,.v, i nolliine wnaone ui - MttiiEu SlU.
and bhenff Chrisinan of aro ; ,M ril. i ,. a't v..r ,rt.t nr whlrh
eouniy that be burned his farm t A,hour.h nohtnK affii -atlv ,M. ,1J1(, j,u. a It)rt ,,, for. ; J
"T..":"' ha oeen retejei neie reiaue it. ,,,, ,. u..s ,.,, wious and It
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V . . 7 "l..T . " """-;, the .HiiHi.irlun oi iiirenuiar-i.i. y . t.a, ,,, skl,n lai,
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Siand Jury. The announcement i ,.omin-tetl ..urtlally on that 1 " " ; " ,ne IJIU
w.i8 mau- by the fire marshal s 1 " ' ' , N fwneral ai rannenientH hare
depurtmeiit to.by. i.asi.. J 1 en male. The body ia in chaw ,
til Kigdoii & hon.
Two State Agents Are
on Klamath Falls Job
The state now has two Investi
cators from the state fire :.iar-
-"l department invest j eat I tip
Psti W1rh Snrrnmh in
Pat Welch, who was caretaker) (Continued from pi?.e 1)
ni th Ktmt hem Pacific len)t
it round. died yestenlay at 2 i tional campaign of 1920 in every ;
o'clock i. m. at the Deaconess count v the rtnintry oree
LADD & BUSH BANKERS
EsUbliihed 1BC3
General Banking Bnxiaess
OiTice Honrs from 10a.cx.to3 p. xn.
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U. S. Government
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I Inspected
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STEUSLpFF BROS. MARKET
Court and Liberty Streets Phone 1528
GOOD QUALITY
Fresh Beef
BOILING PIECES U
ROASTING PIECES . I
..12y-c 14c LB.
1 18c LB.
MILD SUGAR CURED
Light Fancy Bacon Bax 35c lb.
HALF OR WHOLE
OPEN KETTLE RENDERED
PURE LARD, in bulk. 22c LB.
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TRY OUR VERY CHOICE, FRESHLY GROUND
HAMBURGER STEAK, pound 22c
COMPLETE LINE CHOICEST QUALITY
STEER BEEF, PORK, VEAL AND LAMB
HAMS, BACON, PICNICS, COTTAGES, SALT AND
SWEET PICKLED PORK
COOKED LUNCHEON MEATS AND SAUSAGES OF
ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY
All registration records at Wil-jL
lamette university are drfomed to
be shattered i the opinion of the
authorities at the university. This
prediction is based on the many
inii'ies coining from new stu-.
dents, and on the many others
who have already declared their
intention to enroll. College opens
September l.".
According to President Carl
('refts Ioney. slightly In excess of
1H) women have already submit
ted applications for rooms in new
Lausanne hall. This, said Mr.
Doney. indicates that the housiujr
problem will be a serious one to
contend with this fall. However.
it is his opinion that roonls will
be obtained for all students.
The new Lausanne hall will not
be completed at the opening of
college. Many of the women will
be quartered in the new women's
dormitory under temporary in
conveniences. The first floor is
now complete for habitation, but
additional work needs to be done
on the second and third floors.
The plumbing is jiot yet complet
ed. Some of the girls may be
temporarily quartered in private
homes.
Waller hall, which has been in
a process of renovation during the
past summer, will .be , completed
for occupation and nse about a
week or two after the opening of
the fall term. The chapel audi
toriuni which is situated in Wal
ler hall will be ready for service
Boon alter the opening of the uni
versity. The seats, which were
ordered from an eastern firm.
will not be installed for several
weeks, due to the inability of the
manufacturers to furnish them
Dr. Doney received a commnnica
tiort from the manufacturers yes
terday, saying, the new seats
would be shipped within 40 days
In the meantime the old seats are
to be installed In the auditorium.
Two literary aocieties. the Web-
steriaus and ,th Philodoriana
will be able to occupy their quar
ters on the third floor of.Wallei
hall, lioth of the literary socie
ties suffered heavy losses in the
fire which destroyed the Interior
of Waller hall last printer, in
surance covering a portion of, the
loss and contributions from mem
bers have enabled the societies to
refurnish their halls. Th Web-
sterian society was founded 13
years ago, while the Philodorian
literary society is the oldest oa
the Pacific coast i having been
founded in 1SS3. Both of the
societ'es play an important part
in student activities.
Six' new instructors and assist
ants have been added to the facul
ty of Willamette. Student assist
ants will also be used in some of
the departments. The following
are the hew professors on the
Willamette faculty: . Prof. F. M
Eric k son. an associate in the de
partment of philosophy, psychol
ogy and education, of which ur
Charles Sherman ,1s the head;
Miss M. Ii Harding, the success
or of Prof. Delia Crowder-Milier
as head of the public speaking de
partment: Prof. E. C. Richards
associate in the English depart
ment under Prof. John Renttro.
Xfiss Helen Hanna. associate In
modern languages under Prof. O
Ebsen: Prof. E. W. Hobson. sue
cessor of Dr. John It. Sites as
dean of the college of music
Professor Hertxogi is .to nave
charge of Christian work among
the students.
After spending her vacation
with her parents in New York
Miss Edith Renedict. the regis
trar, returned to Salem last week
and has resumed her duties at
the university.
I hrrBRos.
yjT market
Salem, Oregon I
MAKES BEST
FISH JUDGE
Misses Weight of Big Sal
mon at Fitts Market by
Only Half Pound
Apparently human eyes deceive
for out of 300 Salemites who par
tu iraied in . the salmon weight
guessing contest held yesterday
afternoon at the Pitts market on
Court street, only a third of tha
number was able to guess with
in 20 pounds of the actual weigh
Many visited the shop, made a
guess, and are now on record as
being poor judges of fish. Prank
M. Mapes won.
Two large salmon, one from
Yaquina bay and one from Ne
halem hay. were received Thurs
day from a fishing company at
Newport by the Fitts market. The
salmon were among the largest
tver purchased here. W. S. Fitts
conceived the idea that a weight-
nesting content would furnish
good sport for his patrons. Ac
cordingly he placarded his shop
window announcing the conditions
of the weight guessing contest.
No ono was barred. All one
had to do was write his name oh
the weigntfguessing ttook and op
posite his name indicate his guesn.
For th? one making the nearest
guess Mr Fitts offered a large
portion ot the salmon. Hy 3
o'clok yesterday' afternoon 200
Salemites had hazarded guesses ti
ranging between IS? pounds and
29 Vs pounds. The salmon tipped
the beam at It pounds hea
weighed at the ose oi the eon
test, at 3 o'clock yesterday arter
nooa. Mr. Ma pes. the winner,
made a guess of 40 H pounds.
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KAB0 CORSETS
$3 to $5
Shop Where The Crowds Buy
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
for Good Dresses
DON'T HE'S
ATE!
IT
Be here early today You will make mny wonderful savings One day sales, which
will hold the attention of hundreds of thrifty buyers today.
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Boys' School Suits
School lav almost here; every hoy wil notl "'
of those Suits hefore returning to school
sM2.."0 Hoys School Suits with two
$7.95
$6.75
$3.95
pairs of pants.
Hoys' Wear-well Suits selling at 1U0.
Saturday -
Hoys Suits, hroken sizes, selling at $!",
now ir.".;ri, .4.!." aiul
Young Men's Suits, new College models.
Saturday $27..rK). 25.tiO and $16.50
New Fall Taps 5(J to $2
New Fall Hats $2.50 to $5
Men's Heavy Striped Overalls, Saturday. . $1.85
Hoys' Waists and Shirts. 85 ln $1.75
Men's Flannel Shirts celling at
Saturdav
$1.98
All Summer Underwear, Saturday only, AT
TOST.
Hoys Heavy Stoekings, regular 6.V. .
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New Fall Goods
Arriving daily; note those Saturday sav
ing priees:
All Wool Coatings, 54-ineh, 'rd..$3.25
New Wool Plaids and Stripes, yL $4.50
All Flowered Satine, heautiful
eolors, yard $1.39
Silk Velvet, all eolors, yard $1.98
Serges, all eolors, Saturday only,
v.d $1.49
Flowered Silk Pongee for Smoeks,
yard 98e
5J Pounds
SUGAR
$1.00
o
Misses' Wool Dresse
The young Misses' and (JirU thoughts turn U
new Dresse for Sehool wear Every mother 7A
do well ly Imyiug her that new drew Saturday.
Misses' Dresses all wool French nergea in dark
hlue, trimmed in. red hraid, Saturday. . .$10.50
Middy Snitw All wool Frrneh Serges m dirt
Hue, trimintd in white hraid, Saturday. . $12.59
School Slho'es
Misses', Boys" Children' All Leather Shoes.
Hoys" Dress School Shoes, all solid, test .
value $325
Hoys' all leather heavy Shoe $3.45
'Misses Srhonl Shoes, verv dressv, nevr
styles $3.93
Children's Seuffrs. all solid ; $2.18
( I.oslNt; OUT OUR ENTIRE LINE OF SUIT
CASES
SUIT CASES ,.
i.V00 Suit Cases.. .$3.93
4.-r0 Suit Cases $3.48
$2'0 Suit Cases. $1.23 "
$1.00 Suit Cases ....79c
Exceptional Grocery Values for Saturday Buyers
FLOUR
Hard Wheat Flour, Satur-"
lay only $3.15
Rolled Oats in Hulk, 10
pounds N 62c
Maearnni in hulk, 10
pounds 70c
Fanoy Kiee, 10 pounds 90c
White Heans, 10 pounds (J5C
Corn. Meal, 10 pounds.. gfje
Rolled. Oats, large pkg. 29
Puffed Wheat, 2 for 27c
Coin Flakes, package.. JQe
VEGETABLES
Potatoes, pound 3C
On ions, pound 2 V,t!
Carrots, iouud .4'
Cahhage, " pound -4''
Watermelon, jhhiihI . . . 1
CANNED GOODS
liihhy's Milk, eatis...g5c
Sweet Peas, 5 eans 7Qc
Sugar Corn, ." eans 75c
Pork ami Heans, 3 eans 52
Hahy Milk, eans 30c
Sardines, ." cans 40'
Salmon, . cans 90'
Eagle Lye, eau J2''
SYRUPS
No. 10 Karo, red . .
No 10 Karo, hlue.
$1.10
$!
No. 10 Marshmallow $1.65
Large Karo, 5 gal., 2 pound
daeket, red $5.50
$5.10
HHOOMS 50
S."ie 1 '.rooms JjQ-
COFFEE
At Big Reductions
Most Hulk Coffee, ,r
IM"s $1.25
57c Peaherry Coffee 38e
Hill Hros , red ean : '- pound
an $1.56
1 pound ean 53c
M. J. H. Coffee, 5 Ihs $2.55
1 pound 52l
:l pounds $1.56
5:lc Seleeto Coffee. . . .43c
Cocoa, in hulk, iuud. .27'"
English Hreakfast T-a 35l
!K)c Royal Cluh Japan
T.-.i 75?
CANNING SUPPLIES
Economy Jars, half
Ka,Io .$1.49
Economv Jars, quart
$1.24
Economy Jars, pint
size
Mason Hall, half
gallon
$1.14
$1.15
Mason Hall, quart size..95e
Mason Hall, pint size.. 39
Economy .Jar Tops, doz 25c
Mason Zinc Tops, dozen 29c
Crown Tops, dozen
Ruhhers, dozen 5C
Stone Jars of all kinds 25e
PURE LARD
SATURDAY, one pound pure
Iard in Hilk 22c
No. 5 pail of Iard 95c
No. 10 pail Lard $1.87
Creanierj- Hutter, 11 63c
Nut Hutter 35c
No. 5 Shortening 98r
CriNf.., No. ! $2.79
Criseo. No. C $1.90
Crlseo, No. 3 95e
Cove and Douglas Salad
Oil, half gallon $1.39
Wisconsin Cream Cheee,.3
pounds $1
SOAP
Elk Savon, 11 bar...-50?
Crystal White, 7 bar.-50
Liberty White, 8 bars.. 50
No Rub Naptha, 10 bar 5Q
liing
20;
.wiu a vt as
Powder .
Star. Horseshoe, Girnax
Plug 83e
Liberty Hell Ping 695
Easy Day Plug 50e
5 pounds Soda and . ,
Oyster Craekers 9(
Hroken Cookies 18e
Peanut Hutter 3 pounds 75e
Pink Salmon, pound.... 7
Basement of Economy Down Stairs Where Low Prices Prevail
Children's Wool- Caps 25'"
(Jills' and Hoys Sweaters. -49''
Turkish Towels 25c'
Children's Koveralls 75
Hoys' Elk Shoes. $2.79
Hoys' and OirU' Cnion Stiits 49'"
WAISTS
FOR SATURDAY ONLY Another
Yaist day Nw Fall Waists in wol
voiles, Crepe do Chine. Silk (Jeorgette,
Children's Sio-kings, white
and Mack
Ladies and Men's heavy
" " -$1.98
Itdie' Overalls and
KvoralU JJgg
Large Dish Pans (Jtjc
No. Wash Hoilers ti QQ
Iwirr' Pails
Men's Jumpers and
Overalls
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$1.65
Hop Pickers' Hats 15c
Dress Hats and Caps 49c
Indies' Hounc Dresses $2.49
White Canvas. Shoes $1.93
Leather Shoes, small iizs
.iy $1.93
Children's Underwear, Saturday
only 10
Hundreds of Economy Hargains
too numerous to mention
at 4.93. $3.93 and
$2.98
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SAVE YOUR PREMIUM
TICKETS
(liven with every One Dollar Purchase,
redeemable for useful presents
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