i JTHE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON i.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12,' 1924
wa OREGON . i.
HAS HEUHi
Gathering in Laurelhurst
Park Sunday Notable
- Event for Veterans
. Laurelhurst park in Portland
was the scene Sunday afternoon of
the third annual reunion of 200
Spanish war" veterans with their
families and friends. The occa
sion was also the 25th anniversary
of the- return of the unit from the
islands. ' -.( ? ; ., ,t j
From the . complete rosier of
Company K of the Second Oregon
infantry the following were" pres
ent at Sunday's picnic gathering:
PJIAY FEVER
811 If you can't "rt away," ease
y -the. attacks with- - F 1
Omt XTUiUimm Jmw UJ Ymrly
Charles A. Murphy, who Is now
engaged as Inspector of school
buildings in Portland: Carle Ab
rama, Salem ; Herman Amsler, Ray
Antrim, Charles A. Bort, Richard
II. Churchill, j who ia a brother
of Prank Churchill of Salem.: Ed
ward II. Colsan, John C. DLash
mutt, Jerry DeSart, : Clifford R.
Fones, Frank' Gard.1 Romeo !M".
Gilbert, proprietor of the Gilbert
Studio and Craft Shop; Orvllle J.
Hull, Frank 1 1 Jensen. Henry
Lee, George F, Litchfield Charles
McKinley, Harry W. Ross, Al M.
Soulhwlck, Athur J. Stimson. Fred
Wentworth and Charles "O. Wil
son of Springfield, formerly of Sa
lem. It li somewhat startling that
approximately j half of the entire
company are deceased.
Col. Percy j Willis presided at
the gathering, as chairman. An
extended program was given, H.
L. Rogers, Robert S. Muston,
George A. Hartman, L. A. Harms,
J. M. Poorman and Gen. George A
White. Judge C. A. Johns. Hon.
A. L. Rarburj and George G. L.
Snjder being among those making
talks. j
Mr. Poorman recalled with vivid
ness the - incident in the war In
which E. H." Millard, as a leading
figure,, was left as killed in an
unusually harrowing ambush at
tack. George A. Hartman of Company
D spoke particularly in relation
to the soldier loan for Spanish
American veterans who have never
received any official compensa
tion, r 4 , : - I
A further interesting, matter
brought; up was that relating to
the alleged desire for; Independ
ence in the islands. . Judge C. -A.
Johns expressed himself In the
light that it was a matter of prop
aganda; that- the inhabitants of
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in isiaiiu were entirely saiisiieu
with the present control.
The reunion for next year will
be held again in Lanr-elhurst park,
the second Sunday in August, .
- Six Killed: in Fight
1 WILI1URTON Okla.. Aug. II.
Six men were killed in a fight
among miners at the Bull If 111
coal mine at Hughes, lfl miles
east of here, according to reports
reaching here late tonight. Dep
uties immediately left here for the
scene. .
It may not be significant, but
there are few modernists in dis
tricts where fried chicken - is
served every day. ,
STANDARDIZED 4Crt SH -STORE S
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SALEM
WOODBURN
ALBANY
CORVALLIS
OF INTEREST; TO EVERY ONE
WtlfJl HA&B WHEAT FLOUR
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' Bread ..made of Vim Flour is
SoWy sood Delicious and good for you
JSJx.rw, Therp is nn flmir nn tho tnarL-of
A$$L X as good as Vim that sells within
iw per suck oi me price oi vim.
Just a word about the price of Vim
when flour prices were the lowest '
early this season ,we purchased ten
full car loads, also we are exclusive
distributors for the Willamette
Valley so you pay no wholesale
profit.
rnCMIST PATCr4T
Vim Flour, 49-lfe. sk $1.79
Crown Flour, 49-lb. v
ack ; $1.98
Diamond C Family Flour, :
. sack $1.49
MILtC j
Tuesday and Wednesday
this week Darigold, the
most popular milk,
,3 for .... j.25c
Carnation, Borden's, ; , !
10 for . .98c
COFFEE L. "
These brands of coffee
will be from 2c to 5c per lb.
higher as the wholesale
price has already advanced.
M. J. B., 1-lb. tin, fresji !
is steel cut j j.. . . . . Z49c
M. J, B., 3-lb. tin fresh 1 1 ;
steel cut li... , . .:v$1.39
M. J. B., 5-lb. tin, fresh i ..
steel cut . .. . .... ....$2.35
American Club, tin, , At
t fresh steel cut ..... . .42c
American Club, tin,
t . fresh steel cut ......$1.20
Our Fancy Peaberry,
3-Ib. .... . , ...$1.10
Our No. 49 Fancy
Blend, 3-lb. ....90c
SOAP
Crystal White, Tuesday
and Wednesday,
6 for 25c
2 large pkgs. Citrus ....49c
2 largs pkgs. Seafoam 49c
Old Dutch Cleanser,
3 for .. ...... ji ..... 25c
SMOKED MEAT AND
LARD
Premium Hams, lz or
, whole, lb. ... ......... .32c
Fancy Sugar-Cured
Picnics, lb. ..Li 22c
Fancy Sugar-Cured Cot
tage Rolls, lbij .... .. ...23c
Swift's Preium Bacon,
'L-i!lb.;..........rlL...4.....42c
Swift's Empire Fancy
Bacon, lb. ...Ll 32c
Fancy Heavy Bacon ... 22c
Fancy Bacon Squares,
16c
73c
$1.43
lb.
No. 5 Lard ...
No. 10 Lard .
Our Fresh Fruit and
Vegetable departments are
complete and replete with
the finest fruit and vegeta
bles to be had. Head Let
tuce, , Cucumbers, Ripe
;Toatoes, Celery, New
Beets, Carrots Gree n
Corn, Swe e t Poatoes,
Peaches, Pears, Canta
loupes, Muskmelons, Wa
termelons, Berries, i Plums,
Bananas, Oranges, Sunldst
j Lemons, Grape Fruit.
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v Qur Delivery Cars cover the entire city daily, also spe
cial trips are made to West Salem and others outside the
the city. Whenever possible order early in the week.
BUY FROM A STORE WITH THE
:v range Color Front , .
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LOGIN JUICE Hi
mm JELLY T
People of Salem are Asked
toj Try Local Products
and Help Boost Them
The people of Balem are being
asked by the loganberry growers
to assist in findinK a market for
their; product. The interests oi
the city and country are mutual.
and with our great acreage or lo
ganberries we ean bring millions
of dollars to thia valley annually
it there is a market. The regular
markets have not been able to ab
sorb the product and the plan hag
been hit upon to have the people
of Salem buy ; norae themselves.
and also write to their friends In
the past asking them to buy the
product.
The growers feel that they have
a product that will give value re
ceived In evrryl instance and the
people of Salem can afford to
ask their friends to buy it. In
fact Ithey are doing their friends
a favor by calling their attention
to the delicious products of the
loganberry vine,
j Threw Prottpcts Offered
J.E. Crothers has been taklnff
an interest In the sale of 1 the lo
ganberry locally, and he Is very
anxious to establish a market for
the product of the growers around
Salem. There are three kinds of
products, offered for sale. The
first is -a pure loganberry juice
which has been generally exploit
ed and favorably received. Then
there Is the jelly made from logan
berry juice and Hood River Moun
tain Maid pectin. Will Busick
pronounces this an unusually fine
jelly, and his familiarity with jel
lies is well known. In addition
to this jelly there has been pre
pared some jam which is pro
nounced by all who have tasted it
as being a delight to the palate
and a joy to the housewife in se
lecting the delicacies of her menu.
Will Canvas Salem
Under i the guidance of Mr.
Crothers the plan Is being per
fected to canvass the city. The
women will be asked to buy one
or all kinds of these products.
They will also be asked to write
letters to their f riends recommend
ing these products and ask then)
to send an order. The women
will! not be expected to do this
until they have, consumed their
supply, or at least enough of it to
warrant them asking their friends
to purchase.
Mr. CrotherB believes that every
woman, in Salem who purchases
will be a booster for the logan
berry and will be glad of the op
portunity of helping, the growers
In the surrounding territory to
find a market for their crops.
It Is possible to reach out from
Salem in this way and find a mar
ket for a good many tons of logan
berries, and many believe that
these tons marketed in this way
will take up the surplus and en
able; the regular markets to handle
the crop in future years. , V
Liberty Loganberry Juice is
the trade name of the bottled ar
ticle being explpited by Mr. Croth
ers, I whose farm with his logan
berry plantation is on route 4, In
the Liberty district.
The jam goes under the title of
Sun Jam, and it is especially fine
with ice cream as a sundae. The
products are so good that if their
merits can be made known over
a sufficiently, wide territory they
win. cenamiy resJult In a great re
vival In the loganberry industry.
SERVICE OPEN
IT
U1BY
Rev. Lowelh Will Open Serv-
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ices Wednesday at yum-
aby ; Park
The services at the Quinaby
Park tabernacle,' eight miles north
of Salem, on the Oregon Electric
railway, open : on Wednesday eve
ning with a sermon by Rev. G." L.
Lovell, presiding elder of the Sa
lem! district of! the Evangelical
church. : '
At the ; morning services of
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Rev. E. C. Farnham, of Portland
First church, will conduct a pre
liminary study of the three-year
course of Christian education for
teachers. There will be religious
meetings during the afternoon
and evening of leach day also.
On Sunday. August 17, Rev.
V. L. Faraham of New York City
and now enroute to Chang-sha,
China, will speak at 11 a. m. The
sermon on Sunday at 3 p. m. will
be delivered by' Rev. C. P. Gates
of Portland.
A cordial welcome is extended
to everyone to attend these meet
ings. Come to camp in the fine
grove and shade. Tents can be
rented and meals can be had on
the -grounds at very reasonable
prices. ' ' '
-All the trains on , the Oregon
Electric railway will stop on Sun
day ;at the grounds. ; ;
; ; M las ' Florence v Bower " o f Ada
mans, Ariz., spent the past few
days' visiting at the home of her
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of the endocrine' Eland
Crowe asked; . , '
is the function of the
disorders
theory, Mr
"What
pineal gland ?' - h -' V;
"It regulates the balance of
other f ndOf'rine glands,- answered
the lo.'tor. " "- - -i;
Ianl in.ltoubt i'
"Is it iiot a fact tliat niedical
men know practically nothing sT
the functibn of the pinoal gland?"
asked th prosecutor. i,
"Some of!' them,: ,' replied Dr.
Ilulbert.' i i
"Isn't t a fact that there is
some question that the pineal is a
gland at .all?" asked Mr. -Crowe.
"Yes, ijn some people's minds,"
replied tlie witness. t
The endocrine.?. Dr. Ilulbert
qnumeratHl as six in number, all
ductless, the thryoid, thyemus.
pineal,, pituitary, adrenals and
sex glands, the last two in pairs.
Dr. Ilulbert i was being cross
examined! on the report of patho
logy found in Leopold when court
adjourned until tomorrow. He
had been (on the witness stand two
full days; and the greater part of
a third, tt was indicated he would
be dismissed before noon tomor
row and Clarence S. Darrow. chief
counsel for the defense, said that
the. defense would rest before ad
journment., lie added that - the
defense had not more than three
or 'j.four additional witnesses to
offer. They will include Allan
Loeb , I andV Foreman ' Leopold,
brothers respeetjvely of Richard
anid Nathan.
The state has a list of approxi
mately fifty rebuttal witnesses.
including four alienists. .
The hearing will require at
least the remainder of this wek,
according to the estimates of the
attorneys. . 4 -
- ' Correct - this sentence: "Don't
worry. Willie.", said the mother;
"I can-bHy more ink and the rug
is old, anyway,"
A BRJBAT MOVIE STAR .,
The greatest ' movie star of
them,, all is soon to visit Salem
Wednesday, August 20. This il
lustrious member of the studio
stars carries his own physician
with him in the person of Dr.
Robert Cunning and a graduate
nurse. Miss Elsie Munson The
star in question is making its first
personal appearance and is no less
a one than Joe Martin, himself,
which is one of the features of
the Al G. Barnes four-ring wild
animal circus.
j Joe is said to be the most valu
able animal in all the world, and
no less than four persons are con
stantly engaged looking' Rafter
Joe's comfort. A specially de
signed wagon fitted with hot wa
ter heat and fans has-been pro
vided by the mechanics of the
Barnes circus and Joe will lead
the life of a real star during his
tour of the United; t States this
year. ' ,
j . Indian Spectacle
i A collosal y dramatic, presenta
tion of the,; events in the life of
tlie ony American Princess forms
the outstanding feature of the Al
G. Barnes four-ring wild animal
circus, which is coming to Salem
Wednesday, August 20. "Poca
hontas at the Court of Queen
Anne" is the title of the all new
spectacle presented by Barnes this
year. The story is one of which
all school children , are familiar
and it is presented upon a scale
of magnificance unusual under
canvass. Three tribes of real In
dians add historical color to the
pageant and one tribe in particu
lar, the Escondidoes, have never
been off the reservation before.
They are the tribe, in which the
girl's faces are tatooed in certain
ways to denote if they are mar
ried or single. Special permis
sion was granted by the govern
ment for the Al G.; Barnes circus
to engage this tribe for the sea
son's tour. Many new animal fea
tures will be presented and crit
ics who have seen the show de
clare this season's perofrmance to
be Al G. Barnes' best effort.
COMPANY MAKE
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RECORD SALES
MacDonald Auto Co. Sell
Five Hupmobiles During
4 t First Week ; '
The MacDonald Auto company
located at Ferry and Cottage, took
put the Ilupmobile agency about
jten days ago. Since that time the
jcorapany has done a record busi
ness selling five Hupmobiles.
j : R. N. MacDonald,; manager of
the company, reports the follow--ing
Ilupmobile sales; J. II. Flour
hoy, director of Sales of the Amer
ican Fidelity Investment company,
ia five passenger touring; Profes
sor Hobson, head of the music de
partment of Willamette university,
jfive passenger; sport; Mr. Stille,
jmanager of the Guthrie theatres,
tour passenger coupe A. C. Wells
and B. II. Barber, five passenger
touringa. ; - ?
Besides handling the Hupmobile
the company is the Packard dis
tributor for this district.
said, he was unable to point out
on various X-ray plates one phy
sical defect in either defendant
which accounts for-this crime, as
demanded by Mr. Crowe. .
In his attack on; the functional
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST L,
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ONtV AMrFUCXN PRINCESS
tP0 I : Over Two .Thousand Wild Animals
MORE VILD ATilMAL PERFORMERS TllX
ALL OTHER SHOWS COMBINED O'
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fi MEET THE GREATEST KOVIE
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STATE KNOCKS PHANTASY
LIFE DEFENSE CASE
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had seen readily through the dis
sembling. ''' '.
Kvnminaiion Not Proof
The mental pathologist said
that a physical examination would
not indicate a man was mentally
sick, nor that he harbored crimin
alistic tendencies. Therefore, he
A SOURCE OF MANY ILLS
A great ' proportion of stomach
trouble ; aside froth cancer or
ulcers, is due to reflex irritation
from the rectum or colon. - ..Un
aware to you, Piles or other rectal
disorder may be the cause of
jour ill health. , ? :
TV,- aucfess of mv non-sureical treat
ment over many years en ablet me to
JUAtUM 1 EE to cure
any case; of Pilea or re
fund the patient' fee.-
Writa today fo my FREE
iIlurtreKj book.
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sTrt; ANO iMNopposrrt court house
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SALE
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Exacdy
Of Discohtiniieid and Broken Lilies of
Shoes for Women arid Growing Girls
Consisting of Patent, Suedes j Kid and Calfskin Leathers and
Satins in Slippers, Pumps, Sandals and Oxfords. All kinds of
heels and sizes to be found in these lots. ;
Priced at thei Following for Quick Cleanup
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Your choice in this lot con
sisting of all kinds of brok
en, lines, a snap at
$1.95
"Walk-Over" make, values
including $10.00 grades, to
clean up at
A Pair
ralu es up to $6.00, priced
for quick sale at
A Pair
Values up to $8.50, a wonderful
buy at
$4.85
Pair
Values up to $7.50. .You must see them
for yourself to appreciate, cut to
Pair 1
SEE OUR WINDOWS for DISPLAYS
JOHN 'J. R
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Shoes arid Hosiery
415 STATE STREET and 114 N. LIBERTY STREET
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