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DlMTlfilS If! Offl f.lEET Final Score Shows 'Willartii- Lf ette Track Men Leading! By About Two to One . -'Willamette won the track meet ! with Salem Indian school Sat urday afternoon by a w.lde mar Kin of two points to one. v The day was. clear, .though a hit cold for records, especially, in the run- ning. The track and field v had i ; been newly i worked, and was in i : v excellent condition, and ; a . good ' crowd vas in attendance. J , i - . Allen : Shepard : of ; ' Chemawa ! was the ' high point ; man j of 5 the t .:-X'y! day, winning ;.13f points, five ! . each - for the first ; place on the ' I lOOand ,220; yard sprints. ; H j is a capable operator on the cin der track, j Laird, distance run , tier, lead as a point winner for Willamette, with a total score ? of 11 with Stolzheise. and Wright , . making 10 points each - V " Outside -t -the two- sprint i : races the ' Indians showed dis ; appoinUngly in theTnns? Wlith i three entrants for '. each ' chool ; in the qoarter, half mile, and mile -the Willamette runners won j ? all three place in eaeh : event. The Braves runners did; not even finish, in the longer traces. Wil j lamette - had 4 three runners, t in the two mile race,, and the In-. dians did not enter " at ' all. Neither did. they enter in the high hurdles, ik These two races were pat on as exhibitions my hy . Willamette' and were ;; not counted ia the final score; : ' Wright made two pretty wins, iii- th" quarter -hd" the half1 In j bath of these races Hayes,: a ' ' - rromlslng runner,' finlsheti; third j j Iaird who finished first ; In Jthe ; raile (ahead- of Logan, former j champion distance man, was sec- ; nnd to Wright by Inches in jtne ' half mile.; Logaji ran as good race; but he , has been ill and pot i of condition and was not tip to x his . normal best. . Bonney, star . sprinter Mh . the - intrclas. oon- testa was r, lif e and not able to ., compete. - y'- ? "J-T " ' i ' In the discus. Stolzheise and : Dunnett of the Bearcats finished f ' ahead 'of Shepard;f hemftiwa. ! F4olxhels. ha ibeea ' putting n a new twisty that gots'hlm. a ; . J number of feet distance over any ; of his competitor Two of the Indians led him with the jarelln, I Abraham and Pettelin; and he i was third in the shot Pt. 'with j trpk Biir.tJ Jand third - (pae. ILnMn-i ofJ WtllameiA took first. and StreveJ and Freeman tied for third with Shepard of Che ma wa second. ; In the pole vault Vinson Frejetnan and Iaird ;tted at an easy llieight that the Indian boys couldn't j. quite touch. : In the low hutiflles Vinson of Willa metete was Well ahead of Oresen of Chemawa. . ? j : .: The Indians' have given up one of ,, their, -best sprinters- to, play with v the5r j j baseball. team that met the state! penitentiary nne Saturday afternoon at the same time as thej jtrack meet. But they won the (prints anyhow with MeMasters. ;ao he would not have made their! irecord 1 a great .; deal J GREAT iIaLLS. Mont;, April 29. A total! of.l.SOO.OOd bushels of 1922 wleat are still- held by grower and elevators in' north ern Montana, i aeordcing to eleva tor men heret. ' .- '. STATE TO GIVE OlSO'J GBE v 4. XT Is entirely j lacking if you spend the 'night coughing in- - i1 ' f i ! ' - stead of 3leeping. Better get ' a bottle of) lung balsam today; and top your cough. i SCH.IEFER'S DRUG STORE 135 N. cbmrnercial St. : Phone 19t .. ' j ; !' ... 4 "J."-.. Maybe Oil 1 Operator Has iWfiat He . Says' He Has, ; Thinks Commissioner - -has what he nay herhfts." - Tthe law.- He either -must -.mako '"I am inclined to think," said . good to -the state corporation de Mr. Crews, "that ; we. are. goIngj;,partment of the state , banking de ilfter 'Olson wrong When t ht jarUnenL If he Is trying to op Bell . telepirone a invented the j erate jinder the common Jaw trust people wanted to kill the Inven-1 scheme. he would come under the W. E. Crevv3, tate corporation commissioner, naid, yesterday ;hf was Inclined to think Rev. Davil J Olson s ! operations have all Olson. Who .-claims to , have- per fected ; an instrument for. detect-i tng .the. presence of ail 'under the 000 tor.- Thoy thougat iioDevtTJfMton was a tool;, , that.; C4Mleo . was H ninny and that "Coldnvbiis was crazy. p'h . ' v;;i-; ' . -"Olson is a gradeate of Iki pene unle university and has the confidence of the faculty. ,Tht president of lhe instltutlon asked him to come to Kugene'and se his invention, in the i study of oil conditions 'in that! vicinity. "However, "at the present time tll3 earniarks: of fake, : and his main Mecti seems: to be to get 1300.- He seems -to ' be trying to earth and Iwho is now operating evadc-.the blue gky.law. Ovr only around Kugene and Cettage Grove; ?object is to make him comply with ' $70O WE3KR riAN'O 235-;j We hav ne used Weber Piano in ifine: cbudiUon at-,thl price, and it can. bei bought for only $10 cash an dthe balance almost like rent. This; is a real buy and will go quickly.' . ..' '?! -fo.'C. Will. 4.12 State St. . ; Shepard and Frost a little the TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY better. With second place .m the broad Sump, however;, where he placed ahead ot Shepard,; he almost evened the total person al ecore. ' jU -' ; In the broad jump .Willamette li i thel Bsot . Fct the llzzzy Yen Spend fcr ClclLes . Haye Ttta . , IIiDZ TO T.IEASURE Ve Specialize orrGodd Tailoring i Will buy you a suit made to measures?! rom all .pure wool materials, "over SO, patterns to select from, made in any style! you wLsH, ; C3ome in and make your selections , now- Others T ' f'H" ' $29.50 to $49 Union Isabel in all gar- ments ' $5)700; i ih iU . " SG0TGE3 FOR 1 REST LOWER . FLAT, UXFUR- niohea. 493 North Commfrnal. m Dan'4 Let ft Cat m Stw White Diarmea is a cerm disca. 1 la mMl bmi 4on W tu tmmS. imbhi it wiU kitf tk al ar ts ttadm ta Seam h . .. n.- .lv th trouiale and allay the fererith wmuuuai oreiraiUBK lOTOUKDanK th intesdaal traetT M It b Uh fetiiat Wrtw sad the chfck en do th rt It is readily soluble reacnea ine scatot tb trouble. Aiaa ut it ma m btmm. i conkey's Lie Powder 1 ff. in ben nests, irrowinc riiate-'y nd your fowls and imw vi mnea. 1U t Big Poottry Seek PHKd Fer sale by Fletcher & Byrd 233 X. Commercial St. : D. A. f White & Son Phone 1(W 261 State At. WiEanelte Valley . Transfer Co. Cast Throfajth Freight to All Valley Points Daily. , Speed-Fnclency-Serrice ' Salcm-iortlandWoodbarn Corvallls - Eugene - Jef f erson - Dallas - AlbanyMonmouthY Independeace - Monroe S pjia "rj eld i SHIP BY TRUCK WMWER'S . RUST PROOF The -picture tells ths ' story of quality but the prices are moderate, " ; hanging from r $1.25to$5.50 We would remind you s ' that women's corsets are i guaranteed not to rust, ' break or tear. - ' ' ' vomer's . Cl"t-rf Corsets- " j ' x -1 - ' . - J . ' . ' : s ' A ' : : A ! , c '., - '..i " ' ('. . You .will also1 find a complete , stock, of corselettes , and bi'aasiers-"" s-U--i-f '.t-:1 --.x. . - -.-). " "GALE & CO. . Commercial and Court Sis. . hanking department.'' . I: FLEEFf HOT WATER uL'.. nnTTir w A- NO SCAMS Oft " x - ! ! B1NOINCS TO' 1 wsav bwww-isw t - WO PATCHES TO COME OFF j 4jAi ncr tu nue ryic-c 1 5 THAIS WHY ST CAN'T LEAK 5 1 GUARAKTEED FOft - - . - 3 Pt'RE PARA ' - Y Sold Only at Store PERRY'S DRUG STORE us s. conVi St; : II nr n. t ri : t ' ... t t . . . ' .:..' AI Of Bowl Shower Fixture on Display in our window. Sale -will itart tomorrow and : end Saturday evening, May 5th. bids will be opened at 6 p. m. Saturday and your bid must be in before then,. You are invited to be present when bids" are opened. i We will install this fixture free to highest ' ' , bidder , "': r' " 3": : ' Electric Fuiture & ; Supply. Si!vcrton:lhdefjendence Game Is Hard Fought . . .I. i . -j.. ; , - fi.j-ii .- VSILVERTOS. Or.. April 28. (Special to "The Statesman.) Sllverton hieh scnool detented Independence 'at a game of ' base ball Played at Silverton Friday aternoon. Tbe score; was r 7 to X. The Kame was - hard fought throughout iWrightman, Silver ton, a played an excellent game in the field and Baleh, also Sil verton. got three hits out "or four times np. - i- : . JUDGE D'ARCY TO SPEAK AT PINNER ' ' ''. : i ,l - -. i (Cnntinned from page i) Comtneree memlK'rRhipai' jias bn very effective. .'They're coins in at r a .' uratifyipg- rate. President Porry it appointing 10 men as a membership committee, and when a committeeman has located and signed! tip one-new member, he can name his own successor as a membership-peddler and -himself sit back and: let his.succeseor do tho'woflc. ..The plan promises to be a great game o "It,,, that has all the thrill of a snipe hunt. The U latest' ' number of the Weekly Bulletin urges that every diner pick out ' a new man and make Jt a business to ' get ac quainted with him.; They ask- tha; everybody gets to know every- bodyelse that's rhe way-to build tip -a cMty and a chamber hi com merce, by rottlnKT intimately ac quainted. :' "In' tet 12: out at 1" will be the chronology -on Monday,- evert if it is Old Timers' day and tb Ch a mpoeg anniversary. ; r" - " a ..ii j L ' " "" W - RonaidfHubbs .Wins First -" f .Place in Reclamation MMSBMssHsasHMsHRassnMsMsiMBaa l't . - ' SILVERTONY Or., April 28. (Special to The Statesman.)- A declamation 'contest: was held at the j Silverton high school Friday; morning. " The purpose of the .contest was to pick the re presentative who wjll represent Silverton at the Marion County the visitors mix "em up eo "that Declamatory contest. -. ; The . par t icipants ' tr ed" out 17-. . student body' with five r. Of the facnity as Judges. aid Hubbs was given -first I with 1 Roy Soiks .Reconi Oltve Banks .third. - , 24c . t ' Per 1)07. For White Henery Eg: Ov?h)ilESEN & SON ; 4 160 South' High lis: I'll t !! IPI I i il I 1 I! What A. ID) -4 . A VQrJd Co Mint ertfm ; That is the subject jha t is storming every per litical camp-and is being tlung atSey dential aspirant. 1 : T. 1 ' ' r r . " ' ' . ; . . . The Public Is Not Concerhed Is the belief oi the, writer who has closely in-, vestigated the effects of ihe political wild calls? of each party line. : It's the sirig Prices That Hurt . . l( ;,, '.vi jm 4- ; I -A ? . , - . . . -, - . .. - . t 773 ftlie past 60 days Xhe markets have fluctu i aigq jfp higher figures ; its reactions have born upoh iabqrjproductiohy consequently merchan dise is higher and will be going higher and nigh- er. - i. .... . . ' This Is Not Pessimism ' ; v iV'i i v . ' .. . . y - .4 . - ; - . " '. : : - 'It's Facts.";-: : - v Clothing, shoes, dry good aiid: 'everything likewise are now perched oh:tbewruhgsf-df"high living costs: 1 . " : ; , t f - , r i . . 4 - . . . : 1 1 - - , . - i.' ' ; The Reople's'Cash Store, ever ready in .the interestof thfbuying ptiblic of :this community, 1 has sensed itiiS critical situation of rising prices ? at iis beginning, went forth into the market and bought bounty in many ihsahces recklessly. ' V ' ,r v... - " IV ., i- -. :- j, - r - j t - . THE SAVINGS SECURED ARE EtfOFUilQUS 10 TQ25 PERCENT ' :BE6w TODAY'S c6ST Therelqrewjth these facts in plain wait for a -Sale - -otmcement -'thatiforce an fPWPB bargains thatTl ptbrm the whole city . : . 'V r ! ' 'i 1 -M viPiiaG0-- .mill fetiomiLij. AO 4 42?, rt? St. . : , ; 222 H. Liberty ! i -