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Leading Event
GALL1-CURCI IS SLOW
Bettors Receive Jolt When
Brookeworthy Loses
2:10 Trot Event
sold for 11000 In a $1700 auction
pool. & ' -f -' ;,r J - 1
Four Heat Hrviry j
It required four beats to decide
the first division of the 2:20 pace
which went to Wrack. J.
Best time was: 1
2:20 pacing, first division,
2:07 3-4.
The Tavern "steak" 2:14 trot,
2:06 1-4.
.2:06 pacing. 2:05 1-2.
2:10 trotting, 2:08.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
It. H. E.
2 a 5
8 13 O
Donohue, Marquard, Napier and
Wlngo, Hargrave; Oeschger and
Uowdy.
At Boston
Cnclnnatl ....
i Jos ton
SALEM TO GET
PHfllHE
i , : ...... .. V
Vol the commission in commenting tyre, secretary of the jassociatioB, f I
r,n the .nmmision'"dfision. who renorted lisUHts trom mem-
1 Frner Lines Here Ibers of the association although
I There are more farmer lins tn virice n tne Masonic uuUaiu'g '.
1 connected with Salem, Ktigene.; was opened only a few days ago. ,
; Corvallis , and Albany change. Tne realtors decided to post-
than in ajny other locality in the;Ione unJii ;the next meeting, ac
! state arid full opportunity wliljtion jn regard to the appointment
therefore no acrornea mee uuer- , renrpssntative whose mission
present, Mr. Ellis
Service Commission An
nounces That Case Will
Be Conducted Here
1 1
will ho tn uit tourist parties of!
various Oregon scenic: resorts for
thp ournoseof creatine interest n
ests to be
pointed out
'Thc voluminous records of
the eomnussu-n pertaining to tn-s tut yViuamette valley
case are at us principal onue ai
the state house," , Mr. Ellis ex
plained, "and the matter car. be
handled at Salem, not only e'f:-
ciently and expeditiously. but
j with tar less expense to th sta"
rniii;rillCMPr lO DCACnkl ' than elsewhere.
bull w tmuilVL. u iiLnouiii
Mrs. Prunk Will Again
Sing at Band Concert
More Hearings in Salem
w While th. comm'sslon has not
! definitely determind tfi hold m-i-PlltlirP
PfllifiV MaV Bft TO jor hearings in Salem herealter.
P.
OUTH. RANDALL. CLEVE
LAND, p.,i July 7. Maklrg her
Initial atari oii the Grand Circuit, i
Jeanctte'Rankia won the 1000
TaVern "Kteak" for 2:14 trotters,
today's featuro of the harness
: horse rac'ng at North Randall.
The fiUy, pblcli is owned by,
Gcorgo E. Dudley of Youngstown.
O.I.- captuted the. even in two
straight heats. i'.
balli-Curci, the mar for which
Friod Cline of .Indianapolis is re
puted to kave paid $25,000 was
never prominent. '
Two Kvorltes Win
fmly two favoriteR, Jeanette
Itankin and Johnny Quirk, won.
J th first heat of the TavenC
Trtimpetor and Saint Patrick the
Great, further delayed the Btart
. when theyf' collided 'during the
. scoring, A sulky was broken. .
Saint Patrick the Great took the
ieid at the start and held it to the
Btrctcb, then Jeanetto Rankin
took . command and never relin
quished it.
Princes Etawah dislodged II1I
; da Fletcher from r.eccnd placo.
. Jeanette Set Vmcc.
'jeanette Rankin set the pace
throughout 'the second mile and
, w6n easily. Princess Etawah and
Hilda Fletcher again finished sec.
ortd and thirdrespectiTely.
Princess Ttawah bad no trouble
; winning the final heat.Main Lick
fell from' exhaustion at the con
'rluslon of the second heat, but
soon revived. He was withdrawn
, trom the' third heat
jThe 2:06 pace went to Johnny
Quirk. After finishing third in the
- first heat he captured the next
. tWO. i '
Bettors . received a Jolt when
Pi-ookewDrthr. Tom Murphy's
horse, ;was defeated fh the 2:01
trot,' which went to The Toddler,
! in straight heats. Brookeworthy
At New York It. H
Brooklyn 1 H 2
New York . 6 11 0
Rnether, Smith and Midler;
Barnes, Sallee, Ryan and Snyder,
Smith.
At Chicago Tl. It. E.
First Game
Dctroot 13 17 Z
Chlcaso 14 2
Ijconarri and Ilassler, Woodall;
Twombly, Wieneke, HodKe, Mul
rennan and Schalk.
Second Game
Detroit Dl4 0
Chicago 6 10 2
Oldham, Middleton and Rassler;
Wilkinson, Davenport and Yar-
yan.
Have More Big Confer
ences at Capital
Mrs. W. II. Prunk will again1
appear as soloist in tunight's iiand ;
concert in t'illson park. The com- i
plete program announced by Di
rector Oscar A. Steelhammer yes
terday again features popular
numbers.
The propram follows:
March, "Co-Ed" . .. .. . .Zamecnik
unquestlonaMy a greater number
of them will he set at the capitol
than her'jtotore, especially thcsJ
affecting the state as a whole,
r.rinrinallv for the reason that the
vnlumo of work now before the ; Overture, ''Orpheus'.; . Offenbaek j
for Men, Women and Children
' . i
Cottons. Mercerized and Wool.
-.- i. . -hT-
Our assortment is complete and
the prices quoted are real savings
fit Philadelphia It. It. E.
St. Jouis 15 20 0
Philedalphia 2 $ 6
Haines and demons; Dilhoefer;
G. Smith and BruRgy. I
At Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Moore and Perkins;
and Nunamaker.
m mum
TO
, Cake . a tWrpo.nful C. Kalts
- ! , llack horts or I U ad dor
; t I .. . bother
If
The rehearing of tho racificj
Telephone & Telegraph company's
rate case at 10:.T a. m. July 18. (
will he- held in tiie house of repre-;
sen ta lives in SaJm, it was an-1
no u need by the pullic service t-Om
miss on yesterday. The date ot !
the hearing was set about two i
weeks ago. t
The commission has had ai
number of requests to hold the re
hearing at Ihe state capitol, and"
after deliberation believes that it
is reasonably that the Willamette
valley farming and business inter
ests, of which Salem is the terri
torial center, be accorded the
same privilege and courtesy that
roniana has received in th3
past." said V. P. Kllis. secretary
commission requires a greater
conservation of time by both th?
commissioners and their experts
than ever before." '
Good Start Made by
New Realtors' Office
Waltz "Loveland" Holzman i
PopularlNumbers '
Vocal Solo, . . .Mrs. W. H. Prunk ,
.Selection. 1'Kaust" .Gounofj
The Glad; Girl" . . 2 Lampe '
Overture. "Gpysy Quf en" . . . King ,
March. "Washmcton Grays" .. .
. . . . (Jrafulla
"Star Spangled Banner"
Members of the Marion County
Realtors' association held their
monthly luncheon and business
meeting at the Marion hotel yes
terday at noon, in the absence of
scheduled speakers the members
launched a general discussion of
loo I real estate problems.
That the newly organized cen
tral office of the association ;s
making a good start was shown
bv the report of Mrs. Ora Melu-
The two youn; matrons were
discussing; children, when Mrs.
Smith observed: "I have never
understood why mothers can'i see
t ne faults; in their children."
Mrs. Jones smiled. "lo you
think you jean?" she asked.
"Why.'Vi rejoined j Mrs. Cmith.
"I would in a minute if my chil
dren had hny." Coiintry Gentle
man. !
Men's Bathing Suits ' $125.U WJB.
Ladies' Bathing Suits. .......... .$i:49 to;$4J5.
Children Bathing Suits.'. . -.8c
Our Prices Always the Lowest s
7
Gale & -Company -
f 'nm m rti nntl rnnrt Streets
S 1 I
AMERICAN LEAGUE
R.
5
3
H.
E.
2
2
Coveleskie
Other games postponed.
Fagan and Girl Formerly
Employed at El Centro
EL CENTRO, Cat.. July 1 7.-
Miss Louise Watkins and Luther
Fagan, the two principal actors in
a series of events in Oregon! that
led to Fagan's death at the hands
of a posse, were both vmployed
at the Imperial County hospital
here in 191$. Miss Watkins wax
a nurse, Fagan an ambulance
driver. His conduct toward the
girl here resulted in his being
jailed..
Superintendent Adams ot ne
hospital said today Fagan 2 first !
met Miss Watkini at the hospital.
The man . asked alias watkins to
accompany him to social events
and the second time she did so Is
said to have complained on her
return of his actions. The super
intendent investigated and i dis
charged Fagan. f
After the discharge Fagan re
gained in El Centro and annoyed
Ulu Watlrlna until ho VII Tinal-
iy sentenced lo the Imperial boun-U
ty ja'.l on a misdemeanor cnarge.
Jail records indicate that he
nerved a term of about three
months and then disappeared.
Miss. Watkins left here about the
time Fagan was released.
7 We are a nation of meat eaters
end our blood is filled with Uric
acid, says a well-known authority,
who warns, us to be constantly
on guard against kidney trouble
i The kidneys do their utmost to
free the blood of this irritating
acid, but-become weak from over
work: they cet sluggish: the elim
inatlve tissues clog and thus the
waste Is retained in the blood to
poison. tne entire system.
When your kidneys ache am
feel like lumps of lead, and you
have stinging pains In the back
- or- the urine : U cloudy, full of
sediment, or the bladder is Irri
. table,. 'obliging yon to seek relief
during th- night; when you have
severe headaches, nervous and
dlzry spells, sleeplessness, acm
' stomach or rheumatism in biftT
weather, get' from your pharma
cist about four ounces' of Jad
Salts: take a tablespoon ful In 4
i glasa of water before breakfaBt
each morning and in a few days
yonr kidneys will lact tme.l This
famous salts Is made from the
: acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined - with lithla, and has
teen used for generations to flush
and smulat,e clogged kidneys, to
.neutralise the acids In urine so it
is no longer a source of irritation,
thus ending urinary and bladder
disorders.
? Jad Salts ' is Inexpensive and
cannot Injuro: makes a delight
ful effervescent llthia-water drink
"and nobodv tan mak a mistake
bv taking a little occasionally to
keep the kidneys clean and active
Lumber Trade is Still j
37 Percent Under Normal
For the week ending July 2.
57 mills in western Oregon and
western Washington report? pro
duction at 45.264.158 feet, which
is 37 per cent below normal.
New business totaled 37,467,-
239 feet. I I
Shipments totaled 45,797,788
feet. 1 f
For delivery by rail, new busl
ness Included 1,022 cars; rail
shipments, 1,185 cars. Unshipped
balance in the rail trade was
2431 cars.
Local business totaled 8,514,-
550 feet.
In the cargo trade, domestic
orders, totaled 2,967.680 feet; ex-
nort 325,000 feet. Coastwise and
Intercostal - cargo shipments to
taled 4,865,849 feet; export ship
ments 1,867,380 feet.
Silverton Bridge Will j
Have Concrete Flooring
SIL.VERTON, Ore., July! 7.
(Special to "The Statesman) The
promise ot the city council to hate
a concrete floor made for the steel
bridge on Main street will soon
materialize. Mayor Eastman says
it- Is hoped that the city will bo
able to procure the county con
crete mixer some time next week.
Read The Classified ( Ads.
l-V.V.1. ;
111!
If
TODAY TOMORROW
ARMENTO BROS.
World's Fastest Tumblers
KENDAL and SLATER
No Children Allowed
DOYLE and GRIFFITH
V Love and Divorce
CARLTON CHASE
Singing Comedian -
i ANTONIO MOREfiO
in THREE SEVENS ;
Complete outfits and snn
plics for campers, bikers and
berry piekers. Come and see
pur great stocks.
50c Milk Chocolates, cream
centers, assorted flavors ;
special at, pound 25
Like a bi army
immense movement ;
being assembled to
quick disposal.
being ushered together, ready for an
so are our big stocks of new arrivals
heed the dictum of our command ut
A
MAR
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LADIES' HOME JOURNAL . Delicious Ice Cream . Sand
Patterns, have many new wich, healthful; : wholesorae
and charming creations for and .)wfrhinf?erye4 . in.
julv(l,alcony). our grocery department, 6c.
(Jootl news for the thrifty people; this is a two lay nutrcJi
of priocs of exceptional low figure, (lencral jEeonomy now
in conunauu. iioinoaruiuciii ui uoigouuj , , vuuimw
early Friday morning.
HING
""TV
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G
REATE
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ARGAINS
NEW ARRIVALS AT THE NEWER LOW PRICES ORDERED OUT FOR QUICK DISPOSAL GENERAL ECONOMY IN COMMAND OF 5 ENTIRE STORE
MEN'S $1.75 BLUE BIB HEAVY AO
OVERALLS; all sizes on sale at "oC
MEN'S $1.25 HEAVY BLUE WORK -Q
SHIRTS; marching out at... , DiC
MEN'S $5.00 GENUINE PANAMA ( AO
HATS ushered out at D170
MEN'S $2.00 ATHLETIC UNION AT
SUITS, medium ribbed. Ou sale at "DC
Friday and Saturday
TOWELINGS, SHEETS, MUSLINS, LINENS AND OTHER
DOMESTICS
DOUBLE SIZE BED SPREADS,
a regular $4.00 value, with fringe
35c 42-INCH PILLOW CASES,
heavy quality, lincri finish, hem
med, at this marching out OC
I dOK.
-.....4-
Polly Prim Aprons'
69c
$1.25 values
New, crisp and clean are
these newest ' Polly Prim
Aprons, fashioned of finest
quality count percales, new
patterns that are sure to
please.
Ladies' Wool Sweaters
$1.98
Values to 13.00
Consisting of all wool sport
and dress sweaters made in
novelty block weaves with
collar and cuffs triirjmed in
contrasting designs.
Children's Ribbed
Stockings
14c
25c values, at. pair
In fine and heavy ribbed.
these stockings come in all
sizes from five to ten and
one-half. Colors are brown,
black and white.
Men's Whip-Cord
Suits
$598
$9.50 values at
Made of fine quality, whip
cord dark, khaki color, Nor
folk style coat, pants with
or without cuffs. Sizes 36 to
44.
Ladies' All-Over
Aprons
79c
$1.50 values
The richness and simplsness
and yet the harmonizing and
contrasting colors and trim
mings are sure to interest
every woman.
price
LINEN FINISH SHEETS, size
tzxW, heavy nuatity and verv
serviceable, on f
sale at i. '
69c
36-INCH HOUSE LININGS, close
weave, ami at a npw low price.
'Marching lout at
yard X I OC
$2.50 COTTON BLANKETS, size
GGxHO; iiii white, tim and gray;
with colored Ql. 7A
borders, at V 7
$1.98
49c
border and novelty
-weave, price
64-INCH TABLE CLOTH, regu
lar 79c quality; firm, hard weave,
linen finish, marching
out at, yard
LARGE HUCK TOWELS, regu
lar 25e quality, firm and heavy;
Hize 18x36; marching l l
out at - A X V
ECRU CURTAIN SCRIM, :j6-in.
Curtain scrims, regular values to
25c yard ; at this 1 C
special price, yard xJv
Newest Laces on Sale.
4c
Values to 15c yard, at yard
Including the finest grades
Of Valiences and point laces
from one-quarter to two in
ches in width, assorted de
signs. Boys' Wash Suits
$1.19
$2.50 values at
Made of finest quality wash
materials and neatly trim
med in very fine color fast
materials. Big run of sizes
at this price.
Ladies' and Men's
Bathing Suits
98c
$2.00 values
Mercerized bathing suits of
finest quality, made with
skirt and overskirt in a
great array of colors and
patterns; all sizes.
New Big Shipment Jersey
A BIG CLEAN UP
SALE OF LADIES'
! HATS
We ae j not going to say
much, but vc want you to
expect big savings, be
cause we are going to sell
values to $7.50 at a march
ing out? juice of;
$1.98
t -a .
i. miles : it is wj
announce these ne
py to tell those
w
waiting for thisj
patience lias be
Sport Coats
ith great favor that we
wcomers. We are hap-',
ho have been patiently
shipment that their
jen rewarded. liiese
beautiful Jersey Sport Coats sparkle with
their newness amjl their freshness of de
sign; and oh! the .colors, too, are very
pretty, including ithe new browns, blues
and iieaiiiets also mi and green, licg-
ular value to $12.00.
On sale at
$4.98
A SHIPMENT OF 4,200 PAIRS SHOES
Direct From the Factories of the Peters' Shoe Company-
Marching Out at Bargain
Infants' $1.75 Strap Slippers
89c Pan
Made of j fine quality kid leather,
black, -1fown and white. Hand
MEN'S 15c CANVAS GLOVES, all heavy A
weight quality, on sale, pair JC
MEN'S 25c DURHAM DRESS SOX, in A
black, brown, blue, gray and white, pair 1UC
LADIES' 35c DROP STITCH STOCKINGS, in an
assortment of color; 1A
.
on sale, at pair
LADD3S' $3.75 SHJC PONGEE BLOUSE; MADE
"i ! -with the new frill pleats ;
: on sale at
$1.98
trimmed,: flexible? leather sole.
Ladies' $5.Q0 grade Pumps and
j Oxfords,; $2.98
In black and pretty brown, with
high, low and military heels. In
latest styles and lasts.
Ladies' $4.00 White Sport
j Oxfords, $1.98
Fancy leather triinmed and inde
with, sturdy soles1; and heels.
rices
Boys $3.50 Elkskin Shoes, $1.98
Made of l est oiled quality leather
and stunly- heavy leather soles
and heels;
Forward March to Economy
Groceries
16 lbs. Cane Sugar ......$1,(0
9 cans Carnation or Borden g At ilk 1.0
.50
r .48
- .60
0
... J20
- .55
20
eans peas .... .
cans Tomatoes , . . ..
5 eans Flat Clams .. ... - i....
o cans tjorn j...
PITS
cans Pork" and Bean
5 cans American Sardines
5 cans, Salmon -.
1 saek Crown Flour
White Cap hardwheat Flour ; ...... ... 1,83
Blue Ribbor Flour 1,70
Valley Flour ....... ....
5 llis. Rice ...............
5 lbs. White Beans U.l
5 lbs. Rolled Oats . . ......
5 lbs. Macaroni ..... ........ ..
5 lbs. Lima. Beans ...-....
5 . lbs. Red Mexican Beans.....'....:..; .
a) lt)Sa 0 riSC O -- -- T-f-r,,, niMi.t
6 lbs, Cfisco
1.60
J25
J2Q
JZ5
.25
.40
.39
1.59
1.08
1 gallon cooking oil .. . .. 1.00
Pure Lard in bulk, 1 lb-...- .17
Shortening; in, bulk, 1 lb .12
Peanut Butter : . " .08
Strained Honey ......... 15
Karo Syrup, 10 lbs..... : .69
Marsluuallow Syrup . ... ;1.10
M. J. B. Coffee, 5 lbs., per lb
1 lb., icr lb. . .....:..,
:i lbs., ier lb. - r....
Nucoa Butter
5 bars White Wonder Soap
Canning Supplies
Mason Jars, - gal. Ji.....
Quarts, dozen r.:..
I'ints, dozen ...L...
.33
9
J7
21
0
.-..$li9
.02
'.9
Jar Caps
Economy, and; Masons, per i dozen -.-4 Zl
Rubbers, ier dozen J.... .05
it-
.1
1
Wome,s $9.00 Strap Pumps
J $4.98
Including fine quality black and
brown kid and pretty grey suede
in high, low ami military hells.
Men's $6.00 Dress Shoes, $3.98
In gunmetal and brown calf, Blu
clier and English style; all sizes.
On sale at this low price.
These Are Only a Few Examples of Our Low Shoe Prices
Shop. With The Crowds. AuThe People's Cash Store
AN UNUSUAL SALE OF MEN'S WOOL
SUITS ; rV''.; ;
MLN! We are right at It ataln thU time with'
something more startling. - it . "i
Men's all wool euits tailored by the nation's fore-,'
moRt makers at pirices that hare never as yet been f 4
realized by others in attempts of bargain giving . This :
will completely overshadow; all other suit sales to?
the .merest of detail. Men's suits that combine both 1
quality of workmanship and style ' are offered at! I
these amazing low prices. . , ' - Sj
These lots include serges, worsteds, flannels, tweeds? J
and, other new materials, in the latest shades of.
brown, blue and green; ' also including many new'
checks and novelty weaves. ' ! r ? ,
2Zto $30 Values $33 to $40 Tlue i
$14 0!; - C91 cn ;
W ; alljaT.aJtf
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