8 THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 21. 1021 BATTLES OF DEMPSEY AND CARPENTIER N'o. 5 During the journey across tho continent, Dmpsey was estab lishing a record which would have road- the name "One Round" Dempsey no: Inappropriate. Tint record book recites with monoton Today and Tomorrow BENSON AND JOHNSON The Girl and the Goof VIOLET AND LEWIS Acrobatic Aerialists PRATHER AMD WILEY in "Father's Wife" ROUBLE SIMS Comedian and Cartoonist TOM MOORE In "STOP BIG CLOSING OUT SALE Furniture and House Furnishings CARS FOR THE KIDDIES KIK-I-GO CAR Also THE A-B-C ADJUSTABLE CAR Your Choice Everything Worth &Gray Department Store Successors to W. W. Moore 177 N. Liberty St. Phone 983 Thta very sjK'fial offnhij: is something worth whilr juiil only once in a great while Fashione-l of finest eorj-ette: .and other fine quality silks 'lesiraMe colors only. tt -4r ous regularity h's Jin of ki,o k otits: Homer Smith, 1 round; .1 i rn Flynn. t round: Hill Brennan. ii rounds; Ku'.l Sadee. 1 round; Tom Itiiey. 1 round; I in Ketch-r. 'J rounds; Arnmr Poll. -v. 1 miiwl; Kwi Mel'arth. 1 round; l!ob ! f--1 -.--,. i'.Wif'fo iwi , ni a . h- is. v : a: b- n IV I ' f. -,!! the s itjd-ta'e iS f 3 '!: i. appear, d II l . i'- ni;'.-'0 ..'I"'' at I I a ti..- oil:'-! 'iiof ( the 1 1 J At the - ag 1 f 1 I 1 h'i" with tnrv i I i ir ;' 1 111 noii.d l:av I t ' .1 ! I ' fin. It. !iip-" THIEF IT Fa m.i,..hiw,.u ,,, I J ' i n ii in L 1.95 Reduced u Another Big Special Selling Women's Silk Blouses I'true si-Uftion of Hijjh Class sale at this very low price Beautiful New Hats Incl'j'linj; many Sport Models, on sale at $3.98 Undoubtedly one of the finest collections of Hals shown in Salem for many a moon, at this price and that is saying a good deal, for we offered some remarkable values in the past for around this price. Dressy large Hats of georgette combined with silk, hats trimmed with flowers, ribbons and other novelties at this price. Women's Neckwear In a Sale at 98c Large selection of high grade Neckwear on sale at this very low price Organdie, Lace and Net Vestees with collars attached and collar and cuff sets of the same materials. v-re. 1 rmrh'ii; I'-ry Fiyr:n. 1 round: i'red Fnlt'ui. 1 i-mnd; la. k Mouii. 1 i -iin.. ('ill M tt . '. I round. wi4i uil.t-r- of -non- r !-s note meeting the same fate. It was in in id-su minor. 1 i l v th.it Fr d I'l.'ton. !i!a: lerer, si 1 et . inches in height L'J'l pon lid -1 v. a.-- s ltl: s ;is..l.j:uti d . Th- 1 "Hit open in .1 r- ' ":t ;i t. 1 prov il to be the M liiiifi ota Hi r iind a lia I .nd veUhin'-: elected to top !1V. o; H'T.liP" i- held ii th.-.ll-.ly one of the r--ord. iN-mp- nil'i!.i ii'i t l h' inc. '.m oi A meri- of a tran'.e i ( hamper! to eim i '.' rani'- tlerVO'.lS .I" hi:n tr''M i in whii iiiim i t-rl 'it o! a tie r. Ka -- i. F'iHn::'s puarl. nilK rea. Ii I ;t,..t d th. MiM :a:;H'd r.ahts and le''i to Fulton's t v.etit duv. i. .: r jaw. tin- Mi: FtlH'. 71 p'dt- i::g and s , Tbe V in n st ta n t d in var his poor hut to the : Puis ways ;o expiain showing alter tin ooui spectators, the iiasco tave o-ii.t one more inn canon inai i" "'!"1' a l- - Ik.-. r-kd 1" tin ihi. iiriim r rhallenirer of Jess Willanl for the heavywe ;ht championship (;or?ef Carpentier. fiphtinK from the haiitarnw) i;-ht ranks to meetinR first rlas ni'ddl"W-iKh'-. s. ori i. hi:- i irnt rreat sensation in fit:', when tie won th - Kiiropan ir.iidleweih- cha m pom : .hi i noni .Inn Sn!l . i. an 1 "r K i '- h man i;: i o n iiirl We know a lot o patrol . ' this it v who would have entered the late war without wa.tmK i"f th" draft if 'hey could have n-lUt-d as majors. Lor, Ansel-.: Ti in :!. FEW FOLKS HE HrURSi.t Says Ladic Air N I Ving liwiH o( Site- Tea and Sulphur Hair that loses . I ,ist r- or nen it Iprav, dull and lifeless is caused by ia lack of Hulphur in the hair Our ' i.i andiiiotiiei made up a ' ui Sa? 'o-a and Sulphur mixture to keep ; her locks dark and beautiful and thousands of women and men who that even color, that beauti 'tul dark shade of hair w hich is o ... il - ." aiirartive. use only inis oia-unie ; recipe. Nowadays we fret this mixture improved by the famous; addition i of other Ingredients by asknin at anv drug ftore for a bottle of ,"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound." which darkens the hair 'so naturally, s-o evenly. J.hat no- i body can possibly tell it has been appiied. You just dampen a sponge or soit brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one I small strand at a time. By morn ing the gray hair disappears; but what delights the ladies with jWyeth's Sage ud Sulphur Com- i pound is that, besides beautiful!) darkening the hair after a few ap plications, it aso brings back the i gloss and lustre and gives it an appearance of abundance. Adv. Dlott ..ex on 3 111 !:i d e: h.s rl I I U-V P'till-' T $2.98 an opportunity that comer, , heavy silk Crepe tie Chines Silk Stockings On Sale at 69c Pair One big lot of finest quality silk stockings whose former iale price was to $1.50 a pair; come in brown, black, white and grey. Made with a nine inch ribbed top; aU sizes. FIRST PLAGE OREGON GOAL Colondl Dentler Tells Plans And Changes of State's Guardsmen SPIRIT IS REMARKABLE Better Understanding Devel ops Between Citizens And Regulars Col. C. K i:ti.ku. nior l:i-tnif tor, Ceio-ral Staff, 're-o!i National Ciuard.) C AMI LKWIS. Wash.. June J '.. 'Ortpon First" is the motto of every mem her of the Oregon na- I inli'i I irn 'i l il as tan be judged jfiom the progress shown durinj; i the past six months. The present I encampment is proof positive that i all ate in earnest in the effort to :hov other states that Oregon be lieves in di lense. complete and .I'lCil!.. 'e A - on! i n - to tin militia lm ie.;,i: re;..;- nr June 1. 1 !i ' 1 , Orcuun unit;, were fourth in ratio ; o; iecrui:inr and Kaiiii'ii.' stea.I i ily. The adjutant Reiferal's of- fn-e estiniates that the recent ad ditions to all organizations will place this state second on the i i.evt s'-mi-ahiiual report of th loi:cau. At th - present time ilis j rout i heads Ihe list with a re i f ruit train of s 1 per cent, as -om-j pared to Olefin's .711 per cent i pick-up during the past half year. Colonel White (;Jv n O-dit The wonderful growth shown tan well he credited to Col. Cieorfe A White, adjutant general of Oregon, who has unsparingly uiven his time to the task. of as-' Msiing the various units to j.chieve their authorized strength and to the creation of new organizations. Th authorized strength for Oregon Is 242 men. and at this its color audi'1"1' a" units have a total fades, turns strength of 1 .",0 0 officers and men. this, representing a gain ef 1 per cent Cilien Army Vital. Credit can also be given to the Int'-rest Known by new officer and by the enlisted men, them selves. The men are beeinninc j to realize that this is the national nil . ..I . . f . T " I . I ' . . . . . I l -"'" "ii-u .iiaitn, ana I that c entuallv this civilian army will total a half million men. fully efficient, perfectly equipped and completely organized. As this volunteer army devel ops, the regular army will recede, to function as tlie nation's polic forCe. The first line of defense will be maintained solely by thep citizens men convinced of the safety and economy of such a force of men whose training acquired in the spare moments from civilian pursuits. Kegiilar Anny Assists. Another factor in the present advancement of national guard interest is the bettered under standing and co-operation as now extended by the regular army. Of this the present encampment is a good example. All materials of Camp Lewis, the second larg est cantonment in the United ,States. is placed at the disposal j of the iMieral staff of the Ore , ton national guard, nothing being withheld. Last year four reK-i-iar army officers with four ser geants were detailed as in.strue . tor.s this year 1 ' ofticers with the same number of sergeants have been detailed from the regu lars to the instructor's staff. Ulat i IiTiikI Convruenilotl. "I.c the Oregon men 'have verv thing." are the instructions of Lriga'.liiT Cincr;, Lichard M. l'latchford. commander of Camp Lew is Ceneral Mlatchford, who onmiaiMlod divisional units in Fiance and Kngland during the ! World war. and who was in ; charge of the canal zone prior to . "tar time. Is tho typo of soldi ho e press unbounded faith national guard activities. -r in i .i!- conclusion ot this the --"Moral m.iif ,.f camp onfioent that a new height of .achievement ;l:m. b(.((1 Mined and that citizens of the i slat- will have j,l;,t came to i. ....... 1 ! '" " i's organizations of fense. de- Adelo ftarrlton'i New Photo Of REVELATlOhTo OF A WIFE CHA IT Fit THF W.AY I.II.I.IW KVLLILD FK' M Till-. SHOCK. I have never adimn-d Lillian more than I did in the moments following Allen Irr.kes didosur coocornii! - Man y I ' nder wood. The n vs that he intended lie. ginning all over again" meant to her. -of course, only one th ng. th;.t the hnsbtnd who had treated In r so caal,erly wished to maK amend-' to o-r and t,, take up their old life together. Tha the tidings sounded the death tnell i. happiiies-'. and ki'.-w. Indeed, t'-r. for I had sob- conf b,.inte IJol.eri Sav rin ot Lillian's also I llo one knew lef- ! (( n my friend', in the lone wearv month:; following Harry l'n-e -wood's disapcarance for tke w..r zone. I had heard her frank confes M M ID Mf HUSBAND I had also htT.r.: had made - that who hail wren:-. runif liat'n j.Her ill-. 1 1 ' r I i II g; lltT. up h r 1 i i - with matter what wrought iH-rse' who loved lo r s Vi-t th'Ti- was s. n i . n, pr.tt h fact1. a:ul I km-w I hi d-'.-Lsion .- h-' it th- nu. hand d her should Ins liaptism "! . (he would tak , Ii 1 in again, no i heartbreak il :' and the arti t , di votedly. no 1 r;" e of r- - iii lit-r voice or ; then- v as no:.' .r, her If-arl hi? a w 'in:' t nep ahout 1- for l.i:i'.a:i is trf-i 1 to stoop to Jir. -'T personal ('iilinT'.s - when at .Ml- n lir '.l. 's la- i word - she t ! rni il to me. "Thank. 'rooilii' s - M.iJr- d- 1. f !' nc'.vs at last ! " A liuriUn Lifted. No ir ii i' in . ,i ir''::y pal lor which for a few hri' f s-reonds had hetrad t!:- panic in? llii !i Mr !-rak-' i : ; st hiuso':.-v.'.ni- had throw:; h-r. Insteid il'-ii- na u ii in isi a k,. hie r li !' and Kladtu---.:; in her a:i,! voic- s;.ir((i ;, f(,r ;, n:o- !!ieit in ti;hk ania.i ni !;t, for I conld not 'i i! d' r. t a ;i d ho'v it v:i i po-sih!e lor .other i motion to la- h-rs a i IP' A . Harry l iidi rwood. Th":i. v, i, at my o a :: ation cuir rews (' liar there had .1 an involiritary i 1 it h .stupidity the -p!an-to me. With the i v Vnder wood's sa'ety been lilted fiom my friend's heart the f. nihle burden it had carried for so Imr th suspicion that Kohert Savarin's lov for her had led him to seek Harry Cnd' rwood. whom lo loathed as I he cause of his liege lady's unhappine.-. and to do hi:u Mr. Hrak.' 1 O lllljl. .IIICl a d 'fin.te a.; roe to his fret, wi'h of ha.t . vi t w ith i.r ot w itlidia.al. lie yell will excuse UK- I am s now." he thank jou ii'i-.' ' "Thank ie . . Ml l7' V , -aid so to Lil!'..n. "And much lor the coi- you ' "And Lillian said .b-n Ural" flushed almo.-t sa i tia t si- 1 1 kindlv ruse to lio islily a.-. h" i.il 1 'thoineu hi.- give h ' -1 his ne'v it home in her own when k!h- v. living room. He turned t hand, smiling down fr endlv fashion. held at out no bis :n ".May I Congr.'.tuiate You "May I congratulate you. Mr. 'Jrahs'm. upon th" successful ter mination of your "rrand tonighf" His voice and wnile were dis arming. a:id every tract? of the supercilious manner which had so annoyed me was gone. I felt a ruddeti shamed remors" for my cavalier thoughts of him. After all, he "had spent much valuable time and energy in my service. "It is I v. 'in should congratulate you. I think," I returned, I -el int.' unwontcoly shy as I spoke "And I want you to know that I am very, very grateful for all your kindness to me." His face changed oddly as he looked down at me. Into his eyes came a quick glint of some cm--'ion which ' did not understand He crushed my hand in his as if involuntarily, then released it as quickly. If 1 may only assume that you will call upon me whenever you need the poor assistance can give you." he said earnestly. "I shall be only too glad to ask your aid.' ! replied, and truly hit that I meant it. To be ct-ntinued i Your New Suit Tailored At From $30 to $60 Perfectly tailored to your measure by export workm'ii from ih. I.e.-t oblainabl-' material: a suit ihat will afford you satisfaction far beyond the average because it will wear better, hold its shape longer and costs loss money than is usually paid for such high-quality good -. Iksides which, our Two Pair of Pants offer s'ilL holds good. And the exira wear thus obtain able for tie- same money wan ants Come iti materia! your me; your confidence, today, select your and b u lake -urenienis. Scotch WOOLEN MILLS 426 State St. Salem BEETLE AREA IS SURVEYED Federal Forest Servic At tache Tells Where Eradi cation is Needed HUGE LOSS ASCERTAINED State and Federal Legisla tion May Help Eliminate Destructive Bug A. .1. .I.i"!iicke ot the I'nited .M.Ue, iol.'-t .'.Civile, !'!; oMb "S in Portland. hu.- submitted to !'. A. Lil'olt, Stat-- lou sier, a r -purt oa i::i i-iiit l "i tie pe.'.t tit iia-tion, in .'oui hern (Ji cgon and northern Caliiornia: The report shows that over a period of 1 years the damage done to timber by the pest usrgreBal'-s about 4,0iMi,tioii, of which 1 jOO.ouu represents federally owned timber land, and $3 linn, no o piivately owned land. A .survey that has been com pleted lnd.caM-s, acconTng to th" ri-poit. lhat a clean-up of the pest o i Ihe loilo !.-ig yellow pine area:-, o Ai:ed by i lie j . v rn men t is n'-- es.-ary if th-. sun'lar work now planned by tt;e )niat. oviots mi r.iitiii-iii (in con and naith'rn California is not to be : eriou.'dy jeopardized. Ilifesil Area Sh n. That poi'.on of the Klami'h indi.irt les r.ation Iviiig hoiitli ol Sprague liver and involving 'ap proximately lia:;,'"'" acres. Portion., ol the west half of the Fremont nt'tional l'ore.-,t invoUing approximately nn.uoo acres ol unalienated yellow pine. Portions of the Oregon-California grant lands in Jackson and Lake counties, Oregon, and ad jacent gran' lands both with:n and without the national forests, involving approximately 1m,mio acres. Portions of the Klamath river watershed in Klamath national forest, a northern portion of th" v.-f-st'-rn division of the Modoc na tional foret. and a northern ioi tpii of ihe Shasta nation.!! .ores, all in California, and totaling Ti, '(Mi acres of niialienatel land. Vacant domain Included. Portions ol Spencer creek and Clover creek watersh'-ds in tie Cra'er national forest, in vol v i n about 10,000 acres of unalienated land. Vacant ruldic domain, adjacent tf boundari.s of western portion of Fremont national forest which contains open stands of yellow Served from 10 to 4 SATURDAY, JUNE 25 r.e .: 37 t3 1 & vr -r i mm TIIEY'KK FRKE. and baked in a NEW FERFI ICTlONT OVEN on a NEW-PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVE. A special demonstration in be-ii conducted at our store hy Mr. Hall, a representative direct from the factory at Cleveland. We Cordially Invite You to Attend IF YOU CONTEMPLATE CETTINC AN OIL STOVE -IF VOF WOULD LIKE Tt) KNOW MORE ABOUT YOUR PRESENT OIL STOVE OR WHETHER YW CONTEMPLATE BUYING AT ALL ; Come and Spend the Afternoon Witn Us; This is tin- famous Pine Chimney Humor NEW PERFECTION STOVE; known the world over. There are three million housewives usin it every day. He sure to come in :tnd learn more ahoul the Corufoi't and Convenience and EfC cien. y of the NEW PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVE, i ' will al. i) have a special price ju Scissors and Aluminum Ware 120 North Commercial St. pin-- and infesL-d sufficiently Kj be a menace to bo'li ad I' iiii'it pl'U v:u. laud and lhat pait ot the I'l'-; . moiit national forest recommend ed (Or inclusion in control opera tions, a total ot '".i"i! acres. This is a grand total ol" -( , :. . . ' 1 0 aen s. It'-lntive to privat" areas tn : oi 'd the i .T'"i t sa;. .-: ' "Koiighiy, ihe privat ty own d yellow pine timber involved ;li litis project ' is bounded :i tip' north i ;. th'- Klamath Indian re'; erva'ioti. on the east by th'' I re mont national for -st. in the smiM-, bv Ho- Mo 1-)C. Stiasi.t anil Klilll ath natiunai !i:-es.'. and on III w . st by t li ": ai t nai 'on.. I lor e..t and liu Ore-o;i-('a!iroiil .1 gra.nt lands. The ai f'age of the i piivately owned v id low -..lie tint i b -r bounded in thi. manner is. noi : available but it has been est una t.-; e,j ;,t col line aites with a standi -i-.i-ci ding i o . i ' i ' i , o . 1 1 1 , i -' m i hoard ' f t et .'over In) per (e;;t of whih i) i yel lev pin . ; j Tract I'inest in V-st. ' "I.. : In dv ! ' vellvV in ". , pin s uii'uestlon:;t ly the ' inefst and most !aalb- s ni!" bud- 'Olf yeliov,- i uuder ,oi"aie ow:i'r Ll.-t tt: t b V est. I I - V.J lie GXr - p r f 1 , 4, Ladies' Skirts i i J i Pleated, Stripes and Plaids $6.75, $7.75 and $8.90 Oar Prices Always The Lowest Gale & Co Commercial ii ii : SPSBH 1 ij ! NEW PEREECJION iJiJLLooMZlovcslana Uyens ZSZZmt i. (.5: oMLL.iv! nnnu WMriEi. kkj. e-eds $:?, ooo.ihh.. Because of it,- t i. in,., uuujf oi limber' with reter.nce to the KOVerument limber, it is evident that contra' v.o.'l: can no-, with any degree bf hi, (( - . . , a rried on indepen dently on private lands or on go.f e : n inei! t a rea .,." j' ' Tin l-g.siat ore of this year en-. acted a law requiring private owier: In take action against the lnse t pest, ai d b-gi lation is now t;uiiU4 iii t(ir:ie8s for the pro teition of govern meuLjJcaB. tw:'s;ai:tiK' v Tomorrow xni 8ui Double Show iT CABPEHTTXIr' IS "The Wonder Mm" 7 reel Society Vtimt DEMPSEY - IN-- ' , "A Day W;th Dempsey1' GRAND I 7 I i ' and Court Streets man tfZrt w I SALEM, OREGON :.1 -'km- ml mf: (I WW - I . . Mm sion that Bhe loved the artist,