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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1920)
SATIH.PAY MOtlXISfi.-OfTOnKn 0. 1tt!fl THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. - . . - - . , i.- i i Anti-Vaccination Bill Opposed by Physicians Opponents of the anti-compulsory vaccination bill, on which the people are to rote- November 2, declare that "anti-vaccination" la only a catch phrase and has lit- "tie to do with the measure. The bill's real object, they assert, is i to kill the entire - state health code, and If the measure is passed they declare it will have the ef fect of repealing every health law on the statute-books. Enactment of the measure, it is asserted, would' destroy the op eration and the'work of the Ore gen Social Hygiene society, and it would eliminate the state board of health, all county boards of health, all health officers and' all public health nurses. It is much mote Important to Seems mat several wantw -vo rent the donkey. he made his way mro'ign num nia and into Bolshevist Ku.U. Advancing Ukrainian iorce captured him and. mistaking ll American Lepion button for the insixnia of a certain ' "red" ele- ment. sentencea mm io o mui shock" is com mlndcure U the conclusion of . n-.i i. many surreons. n i Get Busy This is your last opportunity to buy tires and tubes at !, HOW 6EMTLEMEr4s I I IK VGOtoT Ta I FAsP II miih 27 other. By-hoinr I ( THIS MFAH KfFWFl - J ' 1! Vhow, much am i bid 7 r 4l mrn " iim7 q TOP .f : WlfX APPEAR IN PERSON jj - SJ ! ! -tfx ffatwrt :s,n , f'l III I I yf J? 11 11 VU. XL i-L XL XL w Ml .: I " , : -ii v. vr ? rj . passport h esapod the fate of snot bttoui dUease. but mere the other 27. jUck f nerve strength. Whatever . . : 1 It is. hundreds of American boyaT . .... t,.ii.!r Mlll ufferlnji from it and th That what ! called m,-. . .frf.i- t reBtoniie io .. . applied. a ltie mn -hysterical paralysis." V- SUiwmu C.ibed Ads Tub 50 per ct. Discount list price. This sale will continue only until October 13, 1920 - . I American Automobile Co. 197 South Commercial Street SALEM, OREGON Thursday Evening i October 21, 8:15 P. M. Assisted by Victor Young, pianist and Rob ert Velton, !- violinist, with Mr. Thomas A. Edison's Three Million Dollar Phonograph. Tickets are issued with the compliments 'of ":.'" " ' !- . f ' ' ; ' ' V' GEO. C WILL The Edison Dealer, 432 State St. They, will be issued in order of application keep well than to get well, and all the means now used to pre vent sickness will be wiped out by the passage of this bill," says a member of the state board of health "If this bill becomes a law there will be such an Increase in sickness that all the doctors will become rich. You will find. r SEAT SALE NOW Prices: $1.00 $2.00 $2.50 ' " i - ' War Tax Extra RALPH DUNBAR )ffers his elaborate pro . duetion of . DE KO YEN'S MASTER COMIC OPERA FRU A LOT OF FINE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR SATURDAY'S BUSINESS. Peaches, by the crate ... . : . $2.00 per basket .... ........... ....60c Concord Grapes, big basket ..: ......................... .75c Tokay, Sweetwater, Cprnichon Grapes Jelly Grapes, per pound ... .;......... 8c Gravenstein Apples, per box, ... ,.. ... $1.75 Per basket ..;r;...-.....-.-:.-.:.....u..i.:.il....25c King Apples, per box ................... . $1.50 6 pounds for . .wi...l......... .25c Quinces, Hiickelberries, Grape Fruit, Cranberries, Oranges, Pears, Bananas. VEGETABLES however that every doctor Is ..gainst lhe bill for the samo rea sons that cause them to accept public service on health boards or as health officers for a mere pit tance or nothing. They protect the public against smallpox or diphtheria or typhoid from the same impulse that prompts the humane-citizen to pull the drown ing child out of the water. The public heeds the protection and the medical profession knows and is. willing to give it. If this bill passes it will benefit the doctors, tinancially. rather than hurt them. They will be very much disgusted, however, because one of their, pet hobbies, that of pre venting sickness and suffering. will be held entirely in abeyance. I think the people of this state are too enlightened to pass such an amendment." JACK HORNER REBELS Nation Wide Market Bureau Is Planned CHICAGO, Oct. 8. plans for a nation wide co-operative mar keting bureau to handle all live stock sold in the United States were made today at a meeting of livestock producers from 15 states. A committee of 15. one from, each state represented at the meeting, was appointefl to inves tigate the scheme and work oat details and report to a later con ference, t By Nick West Little Jack Horner, Caught In a corner Was pinched to a fare-you-wcll. Till h kicked in the slats . Of the last Democrats - And abolished the H. C L. - Alter Russian Thrills Mackoff Arrives Home TWIN" BROTHERS SEEK. N ti i Sweet Potatoes, 3 pounds for .L .25c " Tomatoes, per bushel . ........ i...:........$1.75 Per basket ... .. ...J....i.......25c Green Peppers, Egg Plant, Celeryt Large Head! Let tuce, Beets, Turnips, Carrots, Cabbage. SOAP DEAL By arrangement with the manufacturers of Royal White Sciap we are selling their soap at a special price for one week, the same deal they were! offering at their booth at the State Fair: e I 'J 15 Roval White Soap, 1 Steam Refined Borax Soap (A very fine bath and toilet soap) ' , ' !.-, ?i.oo . i , KNACKERBROD ve nave put in a line Ot tnis SwprliRh t .rnrkpr . npr ZUrOtmce package J....... 35c COFFEE Gem Blend, pound . Kv a rwnAi fr. i An r, l: -i. . pvuuuo iui ......... .f ,iw Econbmy Blend 4 .35c 3 pounds for. $1.00 O O . D Monday; Evening, October 11 60 People - 60 10-Piece Orchestra-10 PEXDLETOX. Ore., Oct. 8. Twin brothers are candidates for re-election to Umatilla copunty of fices at the general election No vember 2; Robert T. Brown is seeking another term as coounty clerk and James T, Brown as cor oner, i They are Republicans and unopposed. i SPOKANE. Wash.. Oct. 2. Af ter having been sentenced by the Poles as a Bolshevist, robbed and beaten by Ukrainian bandits and held prisoner on many dlffereat occasions by Bolshevik. Polish and Ukrainian forces, Herman Mackoff has returned to Spokane with his mother, two brothers and two sis ters, whom he brought back with him out of the Ukraine. Mackoff formerly a student at Washington State college. left here last Febru ary to rescue his relatives. Taking a roundabout course through Germany, Mackoff. who is 22 years of age. joined the Polish army as an American newspaper correspondent. After three weeks with the Polish army, much of the time in the front line under fire. "What's the matter with1 Fliv ver?" i i : "Been playing the races." "What hannened?" J "He started out to trv fn win a winter overcoat and Iot a brick house." Iouisvilie Courier Jour- I nal. ' 11 11 "THEY GIMME THIS CAP FREE!;' All you h&fL& do to secure one of then Spliffift Bright Colored iknll caps absolutely free is to gti one new subscriber to the DAILY 0EEG03 STATESMAN.. That is a new subscriber who hat not taken The Statesman for the past month, These caps are well made of good material. Go cut today and get a new subscriber and send or bring your order to the Circulation Department and 70a can get one of the Skull caps just as soon as ycrsx First Come First Served ordtr is verified. ' '11 Bring in a new subscriber or come and get mere particulars Daily Oregon Statesman " I 215 S. Commercial Street ! TIMETABLES FOURTEEN STABS Tn Point of Beauty, Musi cal Worth and Entertain ing Qualities, There Is ''! Nothing Finer 1 1 sounrxKir pactHo Northbound Vo. S4 Orrgontan ....!..... No. Ifl Orr;on Kipri ..... 'n Y1llintta Limits N. 1 Fnrtland raairngrr . . No. 24 Coon Bay No. 14 Portland Etprraa . . . . Southbound No. .r3 Orrfonian .......... Nw. 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P, hone' Your Orders Early Phone 1885-6-7 Auction Sale ! i ' I At 404 Ferry Street Saturday, October 9, 1:30 p. m. Horses, Mu1e,s, Cows. pnineAVork Harness, Huskies. 2(X)0 pounds of Burbank Potatnej, a ihance to get your Mta , 1 7 toes at a snap j G. SATTERLEE, AUCTIONEER, PHONE 1177 161 LraTra Salem, motor.... J.1 liAavrs Salem, motor.... ir..r Lavra 8alrm. motor. . . . , Through car to Vonmotnh 171 Iit.i StWm for Dallas. lr2 ArriTCf at Falrm 164 Arrirra at Hala 166 Arrivea at Salem 172 ArrWea at balrm ad :4S.na :3S aa :55 nia Arltt :15 pa . 9: OM .11:00 m . S:20in . 7:40 pa OKTGOH ELECTRIC Southbound Lav Portland .... 6:30am Ltd. :30 am . . . .10:45 am .... 2 :05 pm Ltd. 4:45 pm . . 6 :03 pm 9:20 pm ArrWo Arrira Satem Karon ' 8:30 am 10:50 am 10:11am 12:21 ?ia 12 :50 DmCor.2 :20 on 4:12 pm - 6:4 ta 6:40 pm 8:55 pm 6:07 pm Palem only 1 1 'in rim Kalm ..It tret id ana u minales utcr). batter bread for-- 1 Vortabonad Taa Arri Arrira Eofrn Kalrm Tortlaal 6 7:15am l:!iu 10 Ltd. 7:30am 0:45am ll:35aTi 12 .... 11:30 am 1:45 d 14 ....11:15am 1:35pm 3:4 5 pa 16 Ltd. 1:55 pm 4:00pm 5:45di1 '.'0 ... Salm 5:30 tm 7:44 ml Ti .... 5:25 pm 7:55 pm 9:55 pi fwrtn Bank station farriv Jffrko trrM 15 minata earlirr). La Cor valh 4:10. f E j 5f.gGW ft? xQ- ' IB- i 1 -w--. ' S Small Loaves i ic Large Loaves 16' t CORVAXXIS COKTECTIOKI Kcrrth bound Lavo rTalll Arri FaVm - S:20 i 3 : to pm 4:10pm 6 :32 pm Lcavo 8lm S :35 am 10:15'am 12:56 pm 4:11 pm 6:40 pea 9:43 am 4 -no pm 5 :30 pm 7:55 pm BtathbooAd ;Arrr CorTaU'v The same size and better quality than bread sold at higher prices by other bakers . A loaf of Peerless taken home today will make you a regular Peer less User : r ' 1 'Peerless'lBakery Philip Winters, Proprietor 170 North Commercial Street Phone 247 ii i - 4 i j 9:55 pm .r ,; Jl :35am 1'. ;0pm 3 J tip vtt Axr a vW 'a d'irv orrtfAi"rtnfri!(i 1 n