The Oregon statesman., October 13, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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THE OREGON ! STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON.
WEDNESDAY M iRN'INii. ncTOI'.r.R
MANO'WARIS
WINNER IN RACE
American Thoroughbred is
Obtainer of Gold Cup
1 and $75,000
4-year-old from Commander J. K. j Aniei lean horse. With today's
!.. Koph' stables. The time waslrmrse and c up. his winning total
.;U.'j more than a full won! j more than $250. ono, as compared
faster! than the old Canadian re-j to the $199,550, won by Domino
nrA fir thc distance. j 'n three ears. Man O'War wa"
Kaihuel 1. Iliddle or Pb'ila leJ-j purchased by Mr. Riddle from
bhia. (owner . of the victor, 1 the MaJ. A j mist Belmont as a year
licherl tonight !,y the pure ' ol 1 ling tor $5000. He has been
a gold cup valued at j beaten hut oner
J7j, ( piid
The race was over a course, of
a jiui'e .and- a quarter at weight
for a'e," the winner carrying 120
to the loser's 12. i A 11
t oii nds
'YI?iwiit urn., i - ; ucue'. j!i me winner paui :.iu.
thon'-ughbred horse championship j jTliouands of race ians surged
'of the continent rest tonight on j -ntc the track as the victor can-
tiie Mnerioaii side of X'K 1)nrir- ck to the udes' stand
Man O'War, tho grt-atUt 2-year j for the weiRhing in and treated
old walloped home With faej hi'ra to all the homage due the
fiiilne honors of 1920 at Kenil-j new. king of the turf. Surround-
worth Jockey club track this af-I ed
Divorce Is Denied in
Very Lurid Litigation
by his admirers. Man O'War
tmoon a full eight lengths in posed for the movie cameras and her husband. She lost in J.id
The supreme court yesterday.
ir an opinion by Chief Justice Mc-tal". appeal fiom Coos county;
I'.r'de. -refused to, annul the mar
riage of Lu Elsie. Cole and Rob
ert Cole. The cafe is a divorce
proceeding instituted in Multno
mah county by Mrs. Cole against
front
of
i-rn
Sir Karton. the great
inspected the huge gold cup. in j Cantenbein's. court, appealed, and
uie nanus of .nr. nmoie. wun the, sunrenie .court affirms the
the curiosity of the race fans sat- decree of the lower court
isfied. the big chestnut horse The case I . in,i in
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(KEROSENE)
HEAT
COMFORT
toil
trotted back to his private bunga
low ;ind went Into retirement sur-1
rounded by his retinue of ser
vants. His special railroad car
was held in readiness to "carry him
back to the home stable, j
The new champion raced his
last- race today, according to a
previous announcement by , Mr.
i Riddle, which stated that Man O'
War would be retired for Weed
ing purposes after this season.
In his twe years on the : track,
however, he has piled up for his
owner a fortune that far surpass
es the total won by any other
St, TSrSrT.ST'rt r ZTJ THINGS THAT : rJKVKK. HAFFJcif i
llroihers, vs. U. II. Crops, appel- ': ' -' ' I
lant; aip-al noni l rnok county;
m t ion to di.siiil.s4 aptM-al tor aitt
of sufficient undertaking. Ap-i
r.ral dismissed.
Smith Security ccmpany and R. '
R. Thompson estate company vs.
.l iilmomah oiinty. app'lljnt; ap-;
t ful from Multnomah county; .ic
i!tr: to review and correct prop-,
eity assessment. Opinion !y)
Hist ice Johns. Actiou disnrpf M. ,
I. I. Rasor et al. vs. West j
CoasTi'Development con-.Vany f t ,
ac-
tion to recover money. Oplnicn
by Justice Johns. Judge John S. '
Coke affirmed.
High "Y" Conference at
Woodburn Big Success
The first Marion County High
winch the piaintiff claims that . . ft , -A
, m . t . i ui'uuui miuuri n aim iv.
oie iorcea ner to marry mm Dy Th, ..,..
threatening ftr life and the life be he,d future crar
o: he.- fiancf. lone Jounson These tion wlth county y M. c. A..
nmrKe. j opinion or me aeh fall of representatives from
preme courUsays. are not sus- eacn High "Y" club in Marion
lituieu oy me lesiimony. i county.
Other oninionix were- I t-i " . i
, i i n; iiw- -' iii -e cuiiif i-i
ii iv . nuis . nil-ma in- ( ences win te to aiigntne illgn
gine Sc Machine works, a corpotp -y or Marion county and place
ation. appellant; appeal from regulations upon them to encour-
Multnomahj county; action for age better and cleaner school
damages for personal injur. spfrMf among the different schools
Opinion byl Justice Dean. Judge of Marion county.
W. x; Oatepis affirmed. Aodrespes of h?nefit were
A. M. Lcigan and Fisher C. Io- made during the conference by
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EVENING HERE 05
To Be rjiyep WITH. Sou
All hov iMpte e.x-
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BUSIQK'S
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Lard and
Shortenimg
No. 10 Pure Lard. .$2.15
No; 5 Pure Lard. ... $1.10
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No. 5' Compound... 98c
No. 10 Compound . .$1.90
8 lbs. Vet Cottoleiie $1.97
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4 lbs. net Cottokne $1.10
1 i - ..'-'-'
1 gallon Wesson Oil $2.50
Half gal Wesson Oil $1.27
1 quart Wesson OiL'...68c
1'pint Wesson Oil 39c
Pint Mazola Oil 36c
Quart 66c
Half gallon $1.23
1 gallon. $2.33
Syrup
Special
$ - ".
rlalf gallon Monopole
Syrup. - ..$1.25
1 ffallon....j $2.45 !
This Syrup 100 per cent
sweetening.
Large size Log Cabin $1.50
Small -39c
1 gallon Uncle Johns $2.84
Half gallon ,. ..$1.45
- Medium .... ... ........73c
Small 37c
Beans
12 Small White Beans $1
16 Bayo Beans. J . ... $1
Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs. 43c
Albany
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AMERICA'S HOME SHOE POLISH jf
Protects eundTcservcs WhiLe II Klr
SKoes
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WHITE
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RETAILERS AT
WKblesafe Prices
Phone C. O. D Orders 198-186
Baking Powder
Royal Baking Powder, 2 Vii pounds $1.20
Royal Baking Powder, 5 pounds ..;.. $2.35
K. C Baking Powder, 25 oz .. 20c
K. C. Baking Powder, 15 oz... .12c
Calumet Baking Powder, 1 pound.. -23c
Calumet Baking Powder, 5 pounds $1.00
Calumet Baking Powder, 3 pounds..: ... 63c
t.
MTfJtNAT lONAL -C AaiOOS CO N V
Breakfast
Food
C. Cornflakes, pkg. 10c
Kellogg's, pkg.............l2c
Post Toasties, pkg..... 12c
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts. ...34c
Cream of Wheat, pkg. 29c
Armour's Oats, pkg.. . 33c
2 Shredded Wheat..
Karo Maple Syrup,
No. 5.
No. 10
4
31c
....80c
$1.55
up the taflcof adrainisterinc the
country if his condition became
worse. j "
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
lxMk Ywing! 1 trine lUrk
.Natural ( olir, ;m simI
Attranivrne4
II.
Tracy Strong, city boys work sec
retary of Seattle; Jim Palmer. a!
eociate seneral secretary of I'ort
land; I A. E. Yount. state boys
ticretary: L. A. Pickett, city;
boys work secretary of Salem;
and Mr. Walters, Marion county
boys secretary'. j
Delegates enjoyed many inters
esting and beneficial., talks.
Among them were th? following?
. .The Man Who Counts To4
day," which brought ; out verjr
clearly to the young men that
which is expected or manhood to
day. '.
tUflenllalS OI CnriSlian Man- rmmnn p3r.1n .K. Kr....l in
hood portrayed very clearly to the
delegates vital essentials. to a h,avv . w,,h "lPlur add-
An address on "Itoys: Ques feci. win mrq grey, streaked and
tions Asked and Answered." by. faded hair beautifully dark and
Tracy Strong and many others fluiurlant. Just a few applications
were Interesting. I pwill prove a revelation if your
At the last business meeting fhair Is fading, streaked or grey,
the following officers wer elect. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur
ed for next year's conference J re.scipe at home, though, is trou
wbich will b? at Silverton. ;f.blesoine. An easier ay is to get
Victor Hicks. Woodburn. pres-. bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sul
ident; Cecil Sharer. Stayton. vlcghur Compound at any drug store,
president; Harold Socolofky. Sau ready for use. This is the old
lem, secretary. 'time recipe improved by the addi
tion of other ingredients.
Spices
MS
5 pounds, per lb.
3 pounds, per lb.
33c
34c
1 pound, per lb 35c
5 pounds, per lb...
33c
Milk Special
2 oz. Pepper...... ?.9c
2 oz. Cinnamon .11c
2 oz. Nutmeg. 12c
2 oz. Cloves.... 12c
2 oz. Alspice.. 10c
T
2 oz. Ginger. 9c
j2 oz. Cayenne Pepper....9c
. oz Mustard. 9c
i4Wer Slope Company
Asks for Water Rights
The Alder Slope Dirrh company!
or Knterprls?,, Wallowa county,
has filed with'P'rcy A. Cupper,
state engineer, an application for
authority to appropriate water
from Hurricane creek to e nsed
a a supplemental supply for the
irrigation of land in Wallowa
county.
Other applications hiV5 ben
filed as fcllovs:
Hv W. S. Itooth. of AxaKa.
Oregon, covering the appropria
tion of water from Uooth kulch
for domestic purposes In Doug
las county. '
Hy United States Spruce 'Pro
duction corporation. Portland,
covering the appropriation of wa
ter from spring. and an unnani-V
str?am for railroad pifpos's In
Lincoln county.
By W. W. Ashcraft. of Ro'e
burg, covering the appropriation
of water from Biler crevk for Ir
rigation, of a small tract n
Douglas county.
By Georg'J W. Strong of Koler.
Ore., covering appropriation of
water from Panther ereok for do
mestic and irrigation purptses in
Douglas county.
By St?ve Woodward n behalf
of the Wexlfall Irrigation district
of West Tall, Dr., covcrin; the ap
propriation of wa'er froai ('lover
treek for th irrigation of land
wit'iin the distiUu
While wipy, grey, faded hair i
not sinful, we all desire to retain
tur youthful appearance and at
tractiveness. . , By darkening your
hair with Wyeth's Sae aod Sul
phur Compound, no one can tell,
because It does it so naturally, to
evenljj. You just dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small ttiand at a time; by morn
Jng all grey hairs have , disap
peared, and after another' appli
cation or two your hair become
beautifully dark, glonsy.. soft and
luxuriant.
Ladies' Purses
and
Hand
B
ags
A new shipment just rcceired direct from Kev
York- t
Leather Kodak Bags
Morocco Bags
Plain Black Pocket Books
Hand Tooled Pocket Books
i
Prices range from 59c to J 7.50 eacb
Oar Prices Always the Lowest
GALE & CO.
Commercial and Court Streets
Formerly Chicago Store
a want ad. in' the statesman will bring EEsn:
,Jap Rice, 9 lbs.........
Pearl Tapioca, 2 lbs..
; Split Peas, 3 lbs......
,-$1
;25c
29c
Soap
10 bars Van Hootes
Bleaching . ... t. ... 63c
10 bars White Wonder 63c
3 Cream Ofl. ... ... .25c
3 Palm Olive ... . 25
2 cans Libby Milk . : . ...27c
12 cans Ubby Milk. ... . ...... 51.50
1 case, 48 Vans, Libby Milk......................... $5.90
2 cans Carnation Milk..... 27c
12 cans Carnation Milk........'..-:......-....." ..$1.57
1 case, 48 cans, Carnation Milk.. .....-56.29
1 can Eagle Milk...i......... ....29c
3 cans Eagle Milk....... .....84c
6 cans Eagle Milk i .1 ... ..$1.62
12 cans Eagle Milk. ..J. . . .$2.18
Flour
Crown Flour, sack.
, '
Olympic Flour, sack.
pacific Hard Wheat Blend... ......
Diamond C Flour, soft wheat..
No. 10 Pancake Flour.
No. 10 Graham............ ...I.......
No. 10 Whole Wheat
.$3.35
..$3.35
...$2.85
...$2.60
67c
.....63c
......64c
Clams and
Oysters
Tall can Otter Clams,
3 for.... 50c
6 for...... 97c
12 for. $1.87
Tall can Monopole,
3 for .....1...... 50c
6 for.: 97c
12 for ..a . .$1.87
Large can, 10 oz..". 40c
3 for . ...$1.10
Try American Club Coffee,
it is not a 50c Coffee, but
we guarantee it to be the
best Coffee sold for the
price.
Better Communication
by Powers Considered
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.
Claims of the five allied and as
sociated powers represented at the
international communications con
ference here regarding deposition
of seized German cables were pre
sented .today at a meeting of a
sub-committee. The French
claims were first heard, followed
by Great Ilritain. Italy. Japan and
i he United States.
. Another section of the confer-'
ence is considering the "radio
protocol" worked out by the five
major powers and presented to
other nations for stndy.
'It is designed." the statement
said, "to provide regulations
which will permit the fullest pos
sible development of the use of
radio."
The conference section charged
with reviewing the needs of the
five big powers for better commu
nication mean among themselves
also got under way today.
COTTON CilNS AltK
IINKI
HOUSTON. Tex.. Oct. 12. The
cotton gin of C. H. Moore, in the
Prisley community, was hnrned
early Monday, according to mes
sages reaching Houston today,
lass is estimated at $r.000.
King of Greece is in
Critical Condition
ATHENS. . Greece. Oct. 12. -Only
the xtrong constitution t
Kins Alexander of Crece Is re
lied upon by his physicians to
brine him through the crisis of
bis illness, resulting from the bite
of a monkey. It was admitted at
the palace today that ' the king
had entered Into the critical phase
of hi il)nes.
The. government, alarmed at
the . set-ion turn in the king's
condition, discussed the nnestlon
of a regency and decided that the
council of minister would take
MAKE A '
WINTER
COAT
We wilT furnish you with the same materials that you haye admired in tie
ready-made coats. .
COME AND SEE THEM!
They are on display in our
PIECE GOODS SECTION
Prices range from
$4.50 to $6.90
Width 58 inches
Making your own clothes means a wonderful saying, and you can be sxre
of a correct fit, and get the style you want -
FJ3cOALL PATTERNS
may be depended on for correct fit and the right styles. We hare then.
Till
Thursday
msteily gl.
'4
SKVKNT1K
HARD
ASKS
OF
Diversified
move Last j
tional Misu
Says Senat
LEAGUE AM
W1LLU
Partisan Diff
Buried Brin
sP
CHATTAXOOf
13. To the vot
cratic south Ser
night addreed
earnest contider.
ran principls an
that Republican
elortion would i
policy of helpful
American produr
soath."
IivrrJf
In a tpb a
here lie rutge,
lolitks" ii the
ttmnrA tb laf
misunderttandlnf
his party had n
section that It d
all sections alike
The lmorrt! i
tacked for its r
both at home n l
dent Wilftfti. he j
had dictated to tr.
tlo eiper.e .f v , ,
of his on t2rly i
nally had impi
ceptance of the l
rotecaet tr depr;
of Its costit!t.on j
AMbigaity V
An anillfaity .
ronstitclioB. be hi
responsible Ur I
he voiced a bor
ratartrophe wtll
accepting a lesR-je
taining a i-roi i
-Irok'.Rg I'ack
cord or union. r.j
o dltferrnce la v
country, north ci
. J ... f . M Jk 1 , f
meaning of It- !
now a'tout rr.
Varly dlfricultks.
bitterd diuppoi
supreme fact Is t
united.
All that the r
ever needed was
with one another,
nnd nstanding r.o
Ilary pan
. W are not
mind In our par'
. it wilt be a grand
fa when oar part
are burled in the
understanding. 1:
policies are good
th y deserve the
at ion of the south
"V ate tstet
the Republican i
the same doctrine
god fortune to t
de la the sort'
tb suae policy
and south. It ?r
Policy of a fcelpf
all American jr
or south.
We believe l
cotton and coiit
of the south and
la the north. W
tectioa for tans'
Utoea north. V
southern factorW
fsrtcrles sel'.int t
nd we acclaim
outh as one of t
ldal republic.
Hale of Arm
I want the sel
ca. s-lf-reliant as: .
reliant jvoiiUfaiij
1 tnsivt that we
"7' a lea cue of I
jnsterlal heart e!
l nce. to rule tbe
r arma.
North and soutr
. he states r th
T had the tic!
from the ado?
Ownght th unio
The rame the r
ambiguity fn th
Th-re are a srorr
n the prenidnt'f
be would not tot.
"cation t,y rerr
tmm Kalth I
I hae a deep
'"IB ID Amerlrin
In the fundamriU
Vn hlca tby ri-
r ineir ronstitnt
oily entin-erif d
thir roTeramenU
r agent Is suy ii
a aeiiher owes
rponsibl!ity to t
"intr side to int
ction delegated
enrp the aatbt
'r- Durlnr Ihe 1
dmln.rst'..n
B fh Ik. A.tii
srlNen at;aln a
ongreiui. tii
"'lc control tu
'lon. a mere e
. !,T. He did b
,rc tlm fn time
"at of the nr. Ion
'B. fOTitemplate
-it to dor
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