THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALE?.!, OREGON
TUESDATT MORNING, 1SEFTETTBER. 25,: 1923
fc,01 SCHOOL ; :
CIG EXIIIDIT
AH . Departments of: the In
stitution Have, Handiwork ,
: r On Display at Fair :
GEORGE KELLY OF THE GIANTS.
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SIDELIGHTS OF TOE STATE FAIR
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- Students of the Chemawa In
dian school hare " contributed the
best. efforts- In every department
of -the institution In making the
, school display one of the best and
most complete in history.
The displays consist of work in
the -various departments, and are
attractively presented. -From the
boyg department are shown nu
merous articles In carpentry, iron
forging,' wrought . Iron, printing,
plumbing, machine-shop, cabinet
working and masonry. The exhib
it Was arranged under the' direc
tion of J. Uiff, superintendent of
industries at the school. All of
the work shown Is that of stud
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la order to illustrate 'whit the
students are taught, a dining room
; and bed room set hare been placed
In various booths. The furniture !
and the-fixtures were all made at
xne scnooi. - a special Doom,
equipped ifter a hospital ward,
" "th a "patient" In the bed, dem
on, irates first aid and nursing in-
' structlon receiTed by the students.
Vocational training- Is given a
prominent place, ; ' with' cooking,
canning and preserving dembnstra-
. tion -work by , the-, girls. ; The din-
iug room Triii receive ay
change fn detail-. The home eco
nomics department Is under, the
direction br Mrs. L. F. Brlckell.
. Around the, wall of one booth
. are 43 'silver cups' and other tro
phies won by. students In academ-
; Ic;r athletic and military j contests
In -competition with other scnols.'
" A large., portion of the display Is
.taken up in academic work, with
needle work and weaving receiving
emphasis. ; Teachers In charge of
the display are Mrs. Flora Iliff,
Mrs. Ada B. Kisser and Miss Lydia
Bachard. , r , s ; ' V": : ':-':
The display Is on the second
floor of the pavilion, and takes up
a great' portion of the western
"part of the building. ! It was ar
ranged largely under the guidance
;of Mrs. '. George Bent. Mrs. jeeste
'Kofcey and Miss' Antoinette "Witel
K TJthet iistrctor who have had
U-rhand. 1ft' placing the . display
.wer .'Mrs.. h T. Brlckel, of the
home ecoIesV:. department;
Thomas Ross, gsrdner, who furn
ished the decorative tSaterlal from
t the greenhouse, for theiflrst time.
.All the Work was under the super
Yision of Harwood-J-LaU superin
tendent ot lh school.' -u ( ;
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of entries had not been made yes
terday, many ; of these having
been received all through the day.
Whatever they may hare lacked
in numbers was made up .with en
thusiasm and Willingness to play
by the fife and drum corps of the
Grand Army of the Republic. - A
little thing like occasional -show-era
tailed to dampen-the spirits
' of - the hardy 1 old " soldiers,' and
nearly- erery section t the' fair
grounds , was serenaced . by the
little band.
A. B- Cornell and wife, Grants
Pass, are camped at the 'state fair
grounds.
Herbert B. Howell, 'JosesM&e
county agent. Is attending : the
fair. .-' w i
state Industrial club leader, at
the fair grounds. -"
One of the strangest exhibits tn
the poultry display Is a. Rhode Is
land Red cock, owned by Mrs.
Henry White, Detroit, Ore.
Though of the masculine type, the
old rooster Is mothering a brood
of chicks in as capable a manner
as any hen. The Mood is the
third he has mothered this season.
Another of the .oddities . of the
poultry, display is' a pen of
"Qnaekiess" duels. These, It was
safd. are most practical for -use fn
the city, for their annoying . dla-
jcordiht roca! efforts hate r hHn
eliminated. ' ',' ,
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V Flowers in the New Pavilllon
"Scooty" Dutton, former O AC tare attracting s great amount of
football star, is jit the fair from Interest at the fair grounds. v In
All of the state Institutions
hare placed large exhibits, featnr
lng the. work or Inmates 'The
articles made ty the Inmates are
being' offered for and are receiy
I0g a ready sale. ' Special booths
are occupied Ty the . state feeble
minded school, state school for
"deaf and dumb, blind, boys train
ing, girls training, 1 state hospital
and state prison.
east of the mountains.
B. O. Garrett, secretary of the
Oregon City "Chamber of " Com
merce, is here for the fair.. He
has charge of ' the Clackamas
county exSTTbit. .
S18 & SU
13 6 $11
Ctevee- kiy,lald f U
.. Price qat4 ar whoiMai ad aif
rrieei rMtred bl ifinaen.- ratal
Butttrfat.' delivered , ,
Milk,.r evt - i i i i SSa
Kgf, elecU ., , - a
Sundardt , , ., ' . , , 2 4
In VVilh tiuIdltCuch Eahk
Imam
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4 SILVEItTON. Or.., Sept; '24
tfSpieelal td rThe- Statesman;)
Frank Aim Of Julius Aim & B6ns
Xt Eilrertoh has "accepted ' posl
tlon at the "Liadd A ' Eush bank of
(Salem. ' Mr. Aim formerly attend
ed the Uniniiiny "of Oregon. J&l
?6r he held a tosftfon at the First
National tank "Of : Sllverfon.- He
Igate up thli ' work in - order td
'become a fsieiitfir of th flrm-ot
, which his father was manager.;.
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CnA nm' tim end address claim?
v-ilten t"-vlLer wuh 6 cent (and this
2Io.-j, lows, : i receive in return at
1 r trlil rv'a w-U!iiDT CLiiaberlain's
? t Cor I-.Jy for cou -J, colda-Wtfj
IroiA-hial, rfiu snd whooping obis,
4 ri tickJip thvoat; Chamberlaia's 8tom
1 ?: "rS.Tvl Usf-rTiiiV.ifor tomacatroa
t'.s hcrti I .lot ? and eocb"JplIonj
; Ci.i,i.rUla's fUve. needAdviaeTery
nd akia a Section; these Tlned faunly
. rnei for ouly 6 cents, Don't miss it.
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Mr. and , Mrs.'. Warren Dalgh of
The Dalles are 'spending the week
In Salem. Mr. Dalgh la county
agent for Wasco county and is in
charge of the. Wasco exhibit at
the fair. ;
Miss Zenda Hehdrlckson , of
Prlneville Is in Salem this week.
She is assisting . H. C. Seymour.
addition there are many ornamen
als used Jto "decorate the northern
.entrance.
For the benefit or yisitlng PEO,
a booth has - been erected in the
Educational building, where all
are asked to register. TW
; Interest in the livestock divi
sion of the stater fair has been
greatly reylsed this year,' and the
stock has ' increased In - every - de
partment." There are llTihibit
ors of cattle," 127 of hogs, 70 of
sheep and 3d of horses this year.
An accurate check of the number
Udfaemakers to Hhve'
; Dcmc nitration Today
. Helpfui JIlaU - for the Home
maker" is the slogan of the home
economics booth, in the education
al pavilion this year. Working
demonstrations are giren daily at
2:15 each afternoon by -experts
from the Oregon Agricultural col
lege. - : : ; T.
."How can I clean my stained
aluminum or rusty , stove top?"
"How can X - shine" up. my dfng
silverware or my corrodedf brass
candlesticks? are questions which
Miss Emma" S. Weld will answer
by demonstration oa Tuesday. She
SRNOR DE ALHUCEf.IAS.
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played by Miss Weld sliov . : z
grades of linoleums frc-s i r
doth which used to 1 j
but is now not consider c i & ',.
InTestment, uptotl3 t;rvy i
type..: '' ?;;-';;-W;.'ft ... - 1
train's Prime Minister, whose
' GeVernment. is threatened by a
revolt of the army at Barce
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K0 FEAR CF Em-fesultinsfrbiii
change of diet, crater "or climate,
concerr thoee who take bo the short
trip, suwner vacation o long jonraey.
CHAMBERLAIN 'S fng Of linoleums were dUcossed
-"-Jiffi-W "4 demonstrated y6steMay." gam..
' 1tad faa ememency T niaht ov ckr. pies of floor coverings were dis-
will use the different metals and
various cleaning materials lvlng
advice on how to obtain the best
results with the minimum amotfct
of work -and dirt.
Care in the selection and clean-
CHICAGO Ccst'"24!-flni:3r.
and pale faces, gathered at Evar Li-
ton-tonight for a three-day con
ference 'on Indian affairs, one c :
the purposes of .which. i'.I . be t
start an educational can;, ja t
study the Indian , as he was, i .
now, and will be. ,
Kiss Edith Garfield of Sale
spent the 7 week-end
Amanda Mathew.
with Mi.-
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.Big first baseman who knocked, out 'three" Home rUna In three
bocsecuu times at bat In a Chicago game
SALEM MARKETS
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OKAZH AHS BAT .
K.'ttvkt(
K S rl wImM. fkd
Cheat hmr . .
tHt ferny
MTTLTgl
11 Q 11
broilers '
Heavy heat
Medium
I v ' rOEX KTTTTO A3TD MEET
top OSO-StS Vbm twt" , , 7" SS.tC
Bogs, top, g25-STS."cwt .,..,i-....SS.M
Hori. WP. 225-2T5. et --45 SI
tJcht ew,.wt , ,i .u V j i " . SS.0
Rc'a heavy. ..,- ...04'
Tap veal, towM - , ... ;i OT Q OTU
.04
Top . iteert
Cewt .. .....
Top lambs
may be available at prevailing market.
-r. BABTZOITT PEAKS . .
Standard boxea, per box -?2.25
YLtTMg
rer 4 basket CTate 1 .Sl.SO
cajtrTAXOirFEB
"Baosalow. Brand Tnrlock'a beat.
Of faring: , j
standard Crates .S2.50
Pony era tea . $X00
Flat Crate i
Yakima Roeky Tord
eratea v.
tandard
-tS.50
meat- variety, standard crates-!2.?5
r3Vk Ua . BAnad variat VaaWS
standard erate : . f2.75
MS.SIAS MEXOWS
Grated. ev la.
ICX CSSAM SCSLOirg
.OS
n T drat ed. per lb. ..iJL-
H05ETPZW8
Crated, per lb. 1.
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"Bed Cod'-acy trait.
. , era ted, -, per. lb. .
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QaoHnx 1
Per lb. -
HXTCKLEBEltBSS : J
fSXACXBZXSIES
Sellin today
.05 Q
OS H O Per flt box
rfiXSK 710s
.SS.00
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l 'Bended" Brand Baaalrt Tatanriaa
tlS'a-and larger - , t $5.8I
.50' ad amallet n,:,,. S4.5C
.r Oookinr,. Oregon (row. S-.S0 9 SS.00
, Grarenateina per box .,.,.. i ,S.TS
v ,. ix-icxa
tf HarweU EEE aD aliei. eaao $t.SI
STEW JBUaOUEA XOETABUES
AH priced ly U ddaea boaokti,'
Radishes, tons; or round
SIS a ana. lar(r-
tav Cfcrrots,
'OrsTenateina, per bos.
IS9EKT FBUITS
Beets. CarroU and Onions-
Radishes and Parsley
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-1.50
-SS.75
Tomatoes, home crown, box..
Head lettace. local, erst ami,, ,
F(( plat, per erate
.50
. 40
.si.oo
.S2.25
IKew potatoes New Orefona, ewtH-75
Bell peppers,, per id. f-......v
Onions. Walla WalU outdoor. ewt$2.50
Snmmer anaih ...-.. , ,.. . $1.2 a
Pumpkins, r rated, !-..- ,i. ,. OS
C-bbafe, loeay crste-.'lb.yf ,". , .OS
' y . ; .CHES : ' '
ElberUe trom Yakima and , Too Dalles.
Q-otiag: . " -: ' -
.Per box -: ; - .-'-.v,----. " v ' , Sl.OO
. S bex lotT'...l,.t,... ,.f . ., , -.. -.. SS
10 be. io-ir ."..; ... .:. Q
25 or wore'' ,T...,.-...T,.,i 7..'..;. . v. , . ,.85
C ' A f 'w Crawtnrds -and other varieties
G RAPES
MiTagaa In, in.a. par P.
Tokays, d-bssket crates :
Tbompaoa seedless, 4'basVet erates$1.00
, OEOnHD CHEKKIEI , .
rPer lb.. .
,.- Haw. .TsKetaaioa
Tomstoes: ' -' - -. . .
i From Tho Dalles and Bosebnrf.
2-layer . boxes
O? EVERYTHING VE HAVE
IN THE STORE ;
If ypu want some good stoves, ranges,
tools, ftinutilrer pipe, 1 etc., cHeap, come '
y V- v iPT.T!
Fancy : California Oravenstelns :
125 larger .. ..
163-175
Choice Orjon Oravenateina:
125 larger
150-13S L
les-iTs:
ft.7S
-17.50
-12.25
sa,oo
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Ore tt OrmTenataina. faced and filled.
per 'box - , f 1.50
C-okiaa varieties. Urtron . rrown.
per box u Sl.50 to ia.04
;. ' -.- CKAB APFLEa
Is apple boxes
-fl.50
oa
California, lag boxea ;
Two layer .poxes
Pie-line encumbers r
Nov .1.' small sise. ia boxes, lb-
J, median wsa, per lb.
.SS.2I
s.ot
S2.2I
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No. 8. Ura;ator dUl slie, par lb0
Can snpply all grade ia sacka at la
lr lb. " less.
New celery, per bunch.
85 e S1.I0
Green beans, pox lb. . 04
Green corn. - in. ....! 4 O S-tf
Cabbage, ' local; crated, lb. . .,.0f
4Iad lett-M. kxaL eratan' S1USO & SS.6t
T.kk -tlant, per lb. - - . ... -4
New potatoea, .New Oregoaa. cwt.
Bell peppers, pervlb.
Sl;7
10'
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czrrrzR aud comliercial st.
5 ) Vc d rather cell it cheap than inoverit
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.bON.dom'l.
: Phone 523
VE HAVE PURCHASED
Center end Front etreet and will he lo-
3 end doinj budnees under
Green pa, homo grows, par -lb.
Cunimbara.:
The Dalles, on door ....;.. 1 ,7f
Onions. Walla Walla oatdoor cwt. 2.0(
Papier sad aaloaa --4
PoUtooa
faklma aetted gams, per ewt.l 50
Oregon 'Whites. i per ; 'w - ...-.
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f - PORTLAflD LTAnKETS 1
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PORTIASD.. Or.:s Bant, f 24. O rain
future: Wheat, bluest em and baart. aoft
wbito, aoptamber - S 1.0S j October 1-OS
November fl.Qo. western wnne. oey
ber. October .November,1- fl.OO. Hard
;.f-. (Unlpmbn I1.03! uctooer.
v.. ai fi-j Kartfiara -nrinc Beotember
1.04 ; , October .S 1.03 f A ovomoor Si-".
Western red September ft.oa vcw-
ber fl.03; Novemer fl.oz.
OATS
shHik (tMl. September $27.50:
October,-Nerember $27. o. - gray, P
tember S2S.50; ; October, November 128.
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Ne 2 46-ponnd minimum, Beptombef
S28: October, -November $27.50; 44
poand. September $27.50; October, No-
v- ..- a law in foment. Sep
tember $3T.50; October No5
$. MiU ran. September $22.50. Octobe
fit'.' iwer -?
STJFFl-Ri-D FTV-S TEA13 "
FRO-I KLDXETS
T anffered with kidney trou
ble for flT years, or more. 1
could not sleep at night and I was
always tired after coming home
from work, and my back ached,?
writes John It. Gordon, Danville,
IH. "i- seenred somo r FOLET
KIDKEY PILLS and after a few
treatments I felt better and coold
wprk with toor case, became
stronger and could sleep better-
Tor c..!r relief frcn I'-'aa;1.;,
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