THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1924
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
llihops Have Reunion--
In honor of Mr, and Mrs. James
Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. War
field Stijitli of Colfax. Wash., jwho
are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. P. Bishop, a big re
union has been arranged for today.
Clarence Bishop and bis wife of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
loughby and Mr. and Mrs. Philpot.
Unn county residents and ( old
friends
present.
of the visitors, will! be
O. J. Hull Auto Top-
And Paint.; Co., Inc., moved to
new location at 217 State.
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Speaker! Falls to Appear ,
Because J. D. Stevens failed to
appear In Salem Saturday after
noon and speak from the steps of
the courthouse, there was ncj La
Follette' meeting held yesterlday.
Only a
small handful were ready
at the appointed time.. Had! the
speaker
arrived it is expected that
a crowd would soon have gath
ered to! hear his message.
$500 Ipwn, Balance
$50 month, takes trim 7 room
house With furnace, fireplace, gar
age, paving and walks. . Close in
on car. Price $4700. This is
real buy in large family home.
Becke
bldg.
& Hendricks, U. S. Bank
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Appraisers Are Named-
William Fleming. R. R.; Board
wan and J.-R. Smith, appraisers
of the estate of Caroline S. -Dick-man,
have filed their final report
with the-county clerk. . :!
CondJt
Is Administrator
, O. A. Condit has been named by
County Judge W. H. Downing to
act as administrator of the estate
of Floyd C. Perkins.
Move Monday
. Into one of these 4, 5 . and, 6
room bouses. ; A down payment
and balance like rent takes at fair
prices.
625 N. 16th. 1167 N. 16th.
. 21st, 1186 Bdwy., 854 N.
1098 N
Com'1.,
1273 E. 1180 N. Winter,
1565 S. Cottage. Becke & Hen
dricks,! U. S. Bank bldg. i j27
Delegates Returning
Delegates to the Spanish
War
veterans, encampment have been
S. C. STONE, M.D.
General Office Tract-
, Cancers Treated :
Office, Tyler Drug Store
157 8. Commercial Street
WOO DRY
Bays Farcitue
J Phone 511! I
411 Oregon Bldg. Phone! 457
The Seavy Bell Insurance
"Agency
General Insoranee i
"Rmyn BeH j
Dr. B. H. White
Dr. Anne Brekke
Osteopathy
Surgery
Electronic diagnosis and treat
ment Dr. Abrams, method).
Office phone 85!)
Residence 46 9-J .'it
506 U. 8. Bank Bldg.,
Notice
Larmer Transfer ; Storage
:o. ! will be located at; 143
South Liberty st. next to
3raber Bros.' Plumbing Shop
ifter July 1st. We would ap
preciate your patronage at our
aeW location more than ever.
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Larmer Transfer &
Storage Co. I
- Phone 03e
LADD & BUSH
BANKERS
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Established 1868
General Banldns Business
Office Hours from 10 m, m. to 8 p. vL
returning the past week from the
southern part of the state after a
two-day meeting of the depart-f
ment camp and auxiliary at Grants
Pass. The third day was given
overto a trip to the Oregon vaces,
with a luncheon served by the
Rogue River camp of Grants Pass
Following the convention the del
egates visited Crater Lake and
other southern points, a few makf
Ing the return trip on the Roose--veit
highway. Those (representing
Hal Hibbard camp .and auxiliary
were Mr.j and Mrs. jW. E. Han
Ben, Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Hewlett',
Lrf. and Mrs. Percy Pugh, Mr. and
4 -mm . 1 i . . f- ?
.airs. Joan uenieson nirs. ousie
Nicholson of Portland and Mi.
and Mrs.
gene.
Charles Wilson of Em
Ilolx'rt's Apartments
157 South Winter st. 1 Now
ready for! inspection. Occupancy
can be had August 1. Phone 1668
or 581.
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Paper Company Sues-
Copy, iof a complaint filed by
the Crown Willamette Paper com
pany against the Western Trans
portation! company, OWRR & X
company and oiners to recover
$19,392.05 for an alleged over
charge on newsprint shipped from
West Linn to Denver has been
filed with the public service com
mission here. I
Opinion Is Given i '1
Positions of commissioner of
the Columbia" River Interstate
Bridge commission are not offices
and chapter 326 session laws of
1919, creating the cajnrnission. ; is
not unconstitutional as authoriz
ing the holding of two lucrative
offices by the same person at the
same time, according to an opin
ion i handed down by I. H. Van
Winkle, attorney general. Crea
tion of additional duties to be per
formed by officers, as. in this in
stance, does not create additional
offices, ; it is held. It is under
stood by the attorney general
that thaj present board of county
commissioners o f Multnomah
county have been withholding
payment of salaries; provided In
this 4aw I ever since they took of
fice and; recently applied for; an
opinion.
Requisit ion IssucO
: Governor Walter' M. Pierce has
issued requisitions for the return
to Oregon of ( George Gordon
Stewart,! wanted! in Portland on a
charge of non-support. He' Is
under arrest at San Bernardino,
Calif. Requisitions for the return
of Bobbie Burns and Dale Arthur,
who escaped from the penitentiary
brickyard gang uly 3, have also
been issued. The two convicts
v.-ere picked up at Ogden, Utah.
Deputy Warden J. W. Lillie left
for Ogden last night.
Fishing Permits Revoked .
No further fishing will be per
mitted in the area of the North
Jetty until orders are received
from the war department. Lieut.
S. P. HuTf, commanding officer
at Fort Stevens, has . advised
United States Senator; Charles L.
McNary. The fishing was stopped
July 16 upon request of Senator
McNary, who had .been asked to
take some action by the state
frame commission. One crew of
fishers I insisted in operating,
Lieut.- Huff said, basing their
rights upon their nationality as
Indians. These were j fishing un
dor permits issued from the state
of Washington. i
Three. ' Uvt Licenses j
Three marriage licenses were
issued from the county clerk's "of
fice Saturday. ; These were to
Ralph CV Michael, restaurant I man
of Sutherlin, and Ada H. Leland,
Salem waitress. The couple were
married by P. J. Kuutz. justice of
the peace. The other licenses
were fssed to George Franklin
TKftMIXAL
I BKRVICK
Cars for hire without drtvere.
I PHONE 2020
Day and Nicht Herviee.
Popular Priced I
Tailored Suits $23 to $45
, Men's and Younji Men's
D. H. MOSHER
I TAILOR
Promotes Good If eelth
GREENWOOD
( Cottage Cheese j
1 One-Third Cream !
H. E. HIDEOUT, Proprietor
nrAu(
Madill, 1500 Ferry, and Adeline
Priem of Macleay, route 1, and
to Waldron Prall. Ilillpot, 1456
Chemeketa, a merchant, and Juan
ita Odella Williams Chemeketa
and Commercial, a student.
Violators Arc Cited :
Two traffic violators have been
cited to appear in police ; court
These are J. W. Johnston, speed
ing on South Commercial, arrest
ed by Officer Cannon, and J. F,
uuniap, ltiZo uak. no light on
his wagon. JIe was arrested by
Officer Wilson.
Osteopathy for Children ,
Dr. Marshall, 228 Oregon bldg.
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Ifawleys in Albany
Congressman and Mrs. W. C.
Hawley will be in Albany today
to attend the funeral of a brother-in-law,
H. D. Burkhart. son of an
early pioneer who died Friday.
They will remain away from Salem
several days, visiting Mrs. Geifen
dorfer, a sister, at their old borne.
Army Holds Memorial
The Salvation Army will hold,
memorial services at 8 o'clock Sun
day night, at the Salvation i Army
hall, 241 State street, for Mrs.
Commissioner Giffordtho wife of
the western territorial leader.
Mrs. Gifford died in San Francis
co about a week ago. " f
Dr. Geo. E. Lewi:
Announces the opening iof his
Dental office. Booms 3 11 and 312,
United States National Bank bldg.
Telephone 852, Salem, Oregon.
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Union Park Services: ; :
Dr. Carl G. Doney will be the
speaker at the union services at
WillsOn park this afternoon at 4
o'clock. T. B. Kay will preside.
Otto Paulus will read "The .Groves I
Were God's First Temples," by
Bryan. R. H. Robertson will sing
a vocal solo and also lead the
group singing. Rev. Thomas
Aeheson will read the Scriptures
and offer prayer. These programs
have been very interesting. So
far thl3 year the attendance has
averaged more than 600.
Will Sacrifice
$750 player piano for $325
wonderful buy. $10 will send this
piano home. Balance, terms.
Tallman Piano Store, 393 S. 12th.
J29 i -'Mil':'.
Leave for Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen are
leaving this morning fortheir va
cation. They will spend) their
time at Newport, at : the: Hotel
Abbey. Mr. Hansen is associated
with the Oregon Growers, j
First Class Oak Wood I
For a few days. Fred' E, Wells.
280 S. Church. Phone 1542- 327
Gets lluilding Permit , ,
Dri Fred Ellis, local dentist,
yesterday received a j permit for
the erection of a stpy and-a-half
dwelling at 13S0 Center.: The
residence will cost $4630.1 ;
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Tennis Matches Slated
Members of the Salem! Tennis
association will play in matches
with two out. of town teams today,
the first series being with: Inde
pendence in the morning and with
Albany racquet wielders in the af
ternoon. Those participating in
. I DIED -:p;
WORKING Mary Margaret
i Working died at a local hospital
i July 26. 1924. at the age of 13
years. She is survived; by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seymore
Working; three brothers and
sisters. Klsie K.. Minerva and
Samuel J. Working all of Sa
lem. Funeral services will be
held at the Webb Funeral par
lors. Monday. August 2, at 2:30
p. m.. Rev. Gillispie will have
charge of services.1 Interment
will be in the Lee Mission cem
etery. ;
OFDERHEIDA Fred Gerhart Of
derheida died at a local hospital
July 26, 1924, at the age of 40
years. He is survived by his
wiIow, Minnie; three children,
Robert, Ruth and Alice, all-of
Salem. .Father Ernest of Lam
berton, Minn.; two sisters. Miss
Bertha Ofderhelda and t Mrs.
John Jennings; four brothers,
Guss, Herbert, Henry and John
of Minnesota. Short prayer ser-
; vices will be held at the Webb
Funeral ; parlors ! Wednesday,
July 30th. at 2 p. in- Funeral
services will be held at the Ger
man Lutheran church. J6th and
A streets at 2:30. ? Rev. H. W.
Gross will have charge of ser
vices. Interment will be in Lee
Mission cemetery. I ,"
FUXKRAIiS
GUTHRIE The funeral of Fran
cis Burrell Guthrie, who died
July 24. will be held at the
Webb Funeral parlors 'Monday,
July 28, at 11 a. m. Rev. Long
will have charge i of -services.
Concluding services .will be at
the Portland crematorium.
RIGDON & SON'S
EX02TUABX '
BaeftuaicKl Zwrt
. mi v. Hiav nM in
the morning tournament will be
John Varley, Adolph Grecnbaum
Frank Shafer and Rex Lawrence
The otner tournament will see
Paul Rice, Ivan White, Alvin Len
non and Francis LuU in action
Matches will be played in both
singles and doubles.
Fires Under Control
Unless '"they are fanned by a
strong breeze, all fires in the Sa
lem district are reported to be un
aer control. These reports were
received yesterday from forest firej
fighters in the Santiam. Mill City
Detroit and Bald Mountain dis
tricts. The worst fires in Oregon
at present are ire ported from Jack
son county, near Butte Falls
wfcere 2000 acres of green timber
h4ve been burned. The firej. in
me mm Mountain district burn
ed over a 6 mile strip, the great
est damage being the loss of sev
eral, logging road bridges, accord
ing to UJ G. Holt, manager of
the logging! department for Spaul4
ding Logging i company, who re
turned from a trip to the tire-
swept sections? yesterday. Condi
tions are regarded as favorable at
present and little fear is felt for
another outburst, though every
precaution is being taken.
Osteopathy for Goitres
Dr. Marshal, 228 Oregon bldg.
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Dr. Gueffroy Here :
i Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Gueffroy
of Krankford, South Dakota are in
Salem visiting at the home of 4
brother, A. A. Gueffroy, of the
Commercial book store. They ex
pect to locate! somewhere along
the -coast, probably in Oregon, Mrs.
Fred A.! Gahlsdorf, 985 North
Church.-is a sister of Dr. Gueffroy
while other brothers in the state
are ,Rev. W. A, Gueffroy, of Canby
and Charles Gueffroy of Portland,
In honor" of .he visitors "a dinner
will be given at the home of Mrsi
Gahlsdorf today.. Those expected
tq be presentjlnclude Dr. and Mrs.
Gueffroy, Mr and Mrs. Fred
Gahlsdorf and sons; Mr. and Mrs!
Charles Gueffroy and daughter,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gueffroy
and daughters.
Trio Plead Not Guilty-
Pleas of not guilty were entered
hi the police court Saturday af
ternoon by Violet Osbourne, Fred
Rause and George Beaty. Each
was charged with disorderly con
duct aftr police had raided a local
rooming house. They are at lib
erty under $50 bail each and will
be given a hearing at 3 o'clock
Monday afternoon.
Students Registering
j Registration of students at Wil
lamette university for the second
session of the summer school UJ
no w under way and matriculation
wjilli begin Monday. During the
first session,; which closed Friday.
there were 100 students enrolled
The second session will not have
as many; it is believed by the pro
fessors in charge.
Listings Are Prepared '
j Publication and distribution of
1500 listings will be made Mon
day by the multiple listing bureau
of the Marion-Polk County Realty
association, according to Miss
Martha Leavenworth, executive
secretary. Of this number 1,000
will be sent to the chamber of
commerce and the auto camp. The
remaining 500 will be distributed
among members of the associa
tlon. The list will contain a total
of 142 listings, with descriptions,
acreage, prices and terms. . -
IJr. Anne Urekke, Osteopathic
Physician, phone 359, 469J. j27
Settles PrHity Itigli
Myrtle E. Nendel and olheps
are declared owners or certam
property in Marion county, in an
order signed by Judge George 0.
Bingham. Charles Henrjr Clint
ind wife and' others were the de
fendants. .:
Knzer Files Iemurrer "
Sam A. Kozer. secretary of state,
through Attorney General J. 11.
Van Winkle,: has filed a demurrer
io the alternlte writ of mandamus
filed in circuit court by Josephine
M. Othus. ' i
Oteopatliy, the Original I
j And genuine spinal treatment.
Dr. Marshall, 228 Oregon bldg. j27
!ihtheria Remains Steady-
Since the ' four cases of diph
theria reported to Dr. William H.
Mott, city health officer, early In
the week, there have been no more
contagious diseases reported, Dr.
Mott said Saturday. I
Seven Houses and Flats
j For rent, $20 to $40. Becke &
Hendricks, U. S. Bank bldg. J27
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jerrick Makes Reply j
j Ralph Derrick has filed his re
ply to the answer and cross com
plaint of Lena" Derrick. He de
fies all allegations. j .
Farm With Buildings '
i Terms. 80 acres close to Sa
lem must be sold at old time price
of $100 an acre; 50 acres clear,
balance pasture and timber. Fair
buildings, f ine, well and immediate
possession." Kxcellent roads, Becke
& Hendricks, U. S. Bank bldg. !
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Quit CttKe Karni j
Two inmates of the. Cottage
Farm disappeared Saturday morn
ing. The police were notified j as
it was believed probable the men
might try to get a freight .train
out oT town. Those who escaped
were George Kreba and D. H. Hul
ish. ::- '. c- - - ; !
Card or Thanks f j : 1
Mrs. Edith Black Turner, Mr
and Mrs. Wm. Turner and Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Black wish toi cordial
ly thank the numerous friends of
the late William Henderson Tur
ner for very many evidences of
kindness given during his ' last
sickness and in connection with
the I funeral. These acts will be
ever cherished -with profound grat
itude.. . -i .
Cherry Duds to Play j
" Campers in the West Salem
camp grounds will be treated to
a concertjjy the Cherry Buds, ju
venile musical organization, Mon
day night at 7:30 o'clock. The
band has a, personnel of; 18 play
ers with Charles Hebel .as direct
or. t " j y
$1(150, No Incumbrances
4-room house with bath; large
lot; on pavement; near school and
carline. 1035 North 21st.' Phone
2073M. ;': J27
VMCA Hoard to Medt !
A special meeting of the YMCA
board of directors, is to: be held
Tuesday noon. ' This will be the
second meeting of the board since
the return of. C. A. KeUs, execu
tive secretary, from the national
convention of the YMCA secretar
ies.
Hop Baler Shipped
The first hop baler shipped by
the Salem Ironworks since 1917
was sent out' yesterday, to Mr.
Rutherford, of Wenatchee, Wash
ington. ,
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PERS0NALS
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The Misses Josephine and Thilda
Johanson left last evening for a
week's vacation at Seaside, Port
land and Vancouver,! Wash.
William Vandervcirt of MeMinn-
ville, was a S"alem business visitor
Saturday. 1
Mrs. Ada Myers, who is visiting
friends in the city, underwent a
minor oeration at the Deaconess
hospital yesterdays Her home is
in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Minier are
spending the week-end in Port
land, if i !
'Mm. L. E. Gentry of Aumsviile,
was Tn Salem yesterday.
Frank C. Bramvell. state super
intendent- of banks, ,has Returned
to the city after j several weeks
spent in the east: at a .national
convenion. His family met him in
Xa Grande. ;
Mrs. Gertrude J. M. Page was
called to Eugene this week by the
illnees'of Mrs. S. Noll, an old ac
quaintance from Iowa. - - i "
United States Senator and Mrs.
Charles L. McNary and Mr. and
Mrs. George F. Rodgers are spend-
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ing ine wseK-ena at sioria ana
Gearhart. rt
J. A. Churchill, state j superin
tendent of public instruction, re
turned to Salem last night from
Eugene, .where be spent" a few
days.. " ' j-j : j. .
Rev. C. G. Lindemann and fam
ilyand Rev. Robert Hedgesbeths
and family of Corning, .pal., vis
ited with Miss Alexander a few
days this past week, while on a
motor trip through Oregon.
The DAR which was called to
meet with Mrs. W.yH. Byrd Wed
nesday, on Court street,, will meet
with Mrs.. U. G. Shipley, 975 E
street. , '
AUBURN
Grain harvest and hay bailing
are nearly over, and this week
finished the loganberry harvest.
The officers iof the Haysville
district Sunday ischool convention
met with the Auburn Sunday
school Sunday afternoon and be-
LUsed and Rebuilt
TYPEWRITERS
at a Saving of 30 to
60 per cent
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; . lnderwools Royals
Remingtons L.. Smith
Corona Portables
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j Positive ' guarantee,
with every machine.
given
Liberal Terms on. All
Sew Tynewriters-
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All makes , of Typewriters
rented. $3 per month; $7.50
for 2 months.
Commercial Book
; Store "
tflVi for the Oflic9
(Tt Unix it r
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mmm
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The Hour
P- .
makes no difference to us, lecajsewc are
alvays ready to
our organization uqkls itself
SPI'VP "
Qui staff of traiijed and cxperien'cpd
assistants, working ulider the personal sii
pervision of the proprietors is prepared
to render not only tie very best of serv
ice, hut t lie best
may he required.
FUNERAL PARLORS
"Superior
Z05 baChurch Mrcet
gan .plans for the ; next , Sunday
school convention which will be
held at Auburn In September. -
Mr. A. L. Lienbeck attended the
poultry . ; convention aUCorvallis
this week, one of ; the. principal
speakers: was from: the Washing
ton experiment station.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Walling and
daughters will leave the first of
next .wefk for a two weeks vaca
tion at Neskowio and Rockaway
beaches.' ' j
, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barcus of
Hoquiant, Wash., were visitors at
the W. I. Sneed home last week.
Several from Auburn attended
the Holliners camp meeting at
the fair? grounds.
Y. M. TRIP TO JAPAN I
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Of interest to many has been
the trip of Dwlght Findley,. a
representative . of Willamette to
Japan, as a member of a friendly
YMCA Pilgrimage of 16 men from
colleges of the Pacific coast. This
is the second, pilgrimage sponsored
by the International YMCA.
He rites that ; four days out
took them into tropical heat but
they found delightful weather in
Honolulu. Here they were pil
oted by Harry Rarey, graduate of
Willamette University, who is in
charge of the YMCA work there.
After a ; 15 mile drive through the
sugar plantations and canneries
they wre taken to the icountry
club for a banquet. The speakers
who honored them were Honor-
able Harrington, Governor of the
Islands; the President of-the Pan
Pacific I Union; . President of the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce;
and the Japanese Ambassador to
Hawaii; Thebeauty of the Isles
could only be surpassed in dreams,
they report, and the people of Ha
waii say they have the climate
that is advertised in California.
Of special interest is their re
ception; in Japan. Following are
exerpts of a letter just received:
"As for hospitality these people of
the East just Can't be beat.' I
have only had to buy four meals
siuce we have been in Japan (six
days.) , Our entertainment' has
included: a hotel dinner with the
mayor : of Yokohama: )unheon
with the Yokohama Chamber of
Commerce with several members
of the house of Peers I present
When YoiB'GIasses
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F YOU ARE already a user of eyeglasses you will lap
preciate the economy of patronizing optical specialists
who are experienced in their work and
but the best of materials in their glasses.
satisfaction is worth the price itself i
Opposite Ladd & Bush
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of the Call
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answer.; Day And niiit
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of service at any hour it
ready to O f Fi
WEBB'S
mineral bertiice"
fhoncliO
(s'ane os congressmen), and a taxi
ride -out Kamamakura to the anc
ieri ; shrines, i The cars cost' our
hosts, -as I noticed, 25 yen apiece
or about $12. The hotel dinners
are ten course dinners and cost
out hosts tojten yen apiece- yen
is the: Japanese dollar and is
worth ; $.42. ' ri'i
Arriving in Tokio after one day
and night in Yokohama our recep
tions have included: a banquet in
one royal palace by'a prince of the
land; a banquet here at. the hotel
by returnedj Japanese students
from America who were,, by the
wayi' the most intelligent and con
genial group! I have ever met; two
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np3 T TTTTT is ' the success of this institution.
X IV U 1 XI Examination may prove glasses un
necessary. Your eyes may need other attention, how
ever. Our expert optometrists will give you the facts.
That's worth know ing. We are waiting for you.
MORRIS OPTICAL CO.
Dr. 'Henry E. Morris
30L2-3-4
Oregon Piilp and Paper Co.
i ! i Salem, Oregon - . j
MANUFACTURERS!
Sulphite, and Manila Wrappings, also Butchers Wrap
pings, Adding Machine Taper, Greaseproof, Glass ine,
Drug; Bond, Tissue Screenings and Specialties.
aosii
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Bpvj OPTICAL CQ
j j' ! -325 STATE ST. fyl;
Bank.
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banquets by different Universities
tea at a Viscount's mansion who
'is the most prominent merchant
in Japan and himself visited.
'America first 2 years ago; lunch
eon at the housej of Du Nitahl, a
delegate of the League of Nations
who is now "in Geneva; a dinner
given by the municipality; and
dinner at the largest department
store in Japan the largest in the
world before the quake. I am
sending the seal of this store
which has been-registered in the
government offices for 252 year3.
Thinking twice beforo you speak
is better than speaking twice be
fore you-think, j J '
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Dr. A. McCulIoth
Oregon Bldg,
who use nothing
The certainty of
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Salem, Oregon