THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24; 1924 cr - ' v l i i I f u i i . r ; 4 i- W j-V !' X. . fr it i: V 4 11 4 -V - r a ; t V' 4 V : ; h 1 W v k , CITY-NEWS IN BRIEF Exchange Disbanded M The Pacific Telephone '& Tel egraph company-has notified the public serrice commission that It Is discontinuing its exchange at Wonder, Josephine county. lr. Anne ftrekke; Osteopathic Physician. Thono 859, 469-J. A-24. . ..- .' .Vllh Iho minimum mpmhorshin er sn u .itrr, n th organized Silverton Lions club is nated Thursday. September 25. as now In a position to apply for a GAR day. The little bronze but m h rt immediate- ton will admit all GAR men. A ly. There la considerable Interest W n.,t.trtii in th rinh and the temporary officers ; recently elected will be replaced Monday night with permanent officers se - lected at a special meeting of the club. if Adds More Amlmals E- B. Flake's Fetiand Is rapid- ly assuming the aspects of a me- naeerie Instead of an actual Det farm. Mr. Flake has added to his animal collection two nairs of fer- nna whu n hrnwn. and a pair of foxes. The young wild cat which he purchased a few weeks ago. is being tamed and Mr. Flake, with bare hands, is now able to handle the feline. This week he placed a collar around his net s neck and attached a chain.1 : .Wanted to Secure u $5,000 loan on a $22,000 ranch, well Improved, close in. Soco - lofsky, 341 State. a24 Rockaway Bathing Beauties Owing to a heavy rain the bath ing Tjeauty contest at. Rockaway beach had to be postponed. There was fl large erowd present ana tne - . . 1 Jl ZaMAA Vaa. TIaw. V UIIMIPPUUII.U1VU(. "OO ftu. ever, it was arranged to hold the WOODRY Buys Furniture Phone 511 411 'Oregon Bldg. Ihone 457 The Sea vy Bell Insurance Agency i Gcneral Insurance "Billy" Bell Dr. B. II. White Dr. Anne Brekke Osteopathy Surgery " Electronic Diagnosis and Treat ment (Dr. Abram's method). Office Phone 859 Residence Phone 469-J -506 U. S. Bank Bldg. We're All Moved and now that we are located In our new quarters at 143 S. LIBERTY ST. we are In a position, to give you still better service on ; your transfer and hauling work. We Still Handle Fuel and have Beveral carloads of coal due in a few days.-: Better get your order in early .; rhone 03O :f 1 Larmer Transfer & Storage Co.- Cars for Hire WITHOUT DRIVERS . v ( Our antos are all kept in prime condition, therefore are absolutely safe to drive, TERMINAL TAXI SERVICE We hire them either with or without drivers. PHONE S020 1 Office at Stage Terminal DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE I LADD &BUSH BANKERS v Established 1868 General Banking Business , Office Hours from 10 a; m. to 3 p. m. - contest on Sunday, August 31. at which time all that wash planned! will be carried out and an effort made to make the occasion more interesting to solve the disappolnt- ment of those who went to see the I contest. The bathing beauties will be there in all their glory and Rockaway beach will be a popular place to go j on Sunday, August fiance ww ana George Alien, re ljlg ; j . .. j porters. The health and recre 1 OAR Iay At Fair The State Fair Board has desig- 8nort special program will be glv- en In the arternoon. f Osteopathy the Original- l And genuine spinal treatment. Dr. Marshall, 228 Oregon Bldg. A-24. For Burning Brush Carl Yost, a homesteader living j near Abaqua falls, was brought to Salem and piacea in tne county Jail on the charge 01 Duuaing nres on his place without a permit, He was later reieasea on du ana wiU sUnd tr,al- Osteopathy for ChUdren Dr. Marshall, 228 Oregon Bldg. A-24 tMUIMHf a ' lbfV Report comes from the office of the county shferiff that a num- bcr of persons who have neglected to pay their Btate dog taxes will lbe prosecuted. . There Is a $10 fine involved for neglect to pay the tax. which is $1 for male, and $2' for female dogs. Did Not Appear ; . , v r Though tEugene Chase was f . citcd to appear in police court sat- I mi m nw.M. UrUY aiierUWU tlU VUOI fed ui disorderly conduct, he failed to mate nis appearance, mase was arrested late . Friday night by Of ficer Putnam. - s . ' New De Lux- Sport model now on display. a23 Newton Chevrolet Co. Three Boys Released Following word from Waits- burg, three Washington boys who I uaa oeen neia in connecnoa wiiu irregularities centering around an automobile In which they were - Jai. . . l0ur1D5,,wWB re eB!U, iauuSu maco.no was n.a orn " iBB ooys gave lae names 01 uiuu atarr. tester uruppennammer ana vvauer Jonnsou. iwi . n . 1 ri xwo vuhuiKhis - Only two cases of conUgious diseases were reported to the city health officer during the week. Both of these were of diphtheria, one case of which was in Wood burn. ! ; ; -. Wanted 5 Experienced Waitresses, steady employment. Gray Belle. a24tf 1 Lions Complete Sljrn The first of a set of three Lions club signs to be placed near the pouth. north and west entrances to Salem is practically completed and will be placed on the highway in the near future. The signboard j erected by the club In the auto camp grounds is attracting a great amount of attention from tour jfsts. The sign was completed some time ago; by F. Ray Felker, and gives a comprehensive survey of the district surrounding the city. The board is topped by a large lion's head, symbolic of the name of the organization. tloprard Paper Named- Selection of "The Hop Vine Scratch; has been made for the name of the paper published by Promotes Good Health GREENWOOD .- Cottage Cheese : One-third Cream II. Ej RIDEOUT, Proprietor Popular Priced Tailored Suits $25 to f 15 Men's ' and Young Men's D. H. MOSHER ! TAILOR the health and recreation service of the T. A. Livesley & Co. hop firm at ; their Lake Brook ; ranch near Salem. The "Scratch" makes makes its appearance in mtmeo- graph form three times a week. The editorial staff includes Mil- area Jessup. editor; Gladys Una- 8aV secretary; Florence Harrison, ation directors are uaroara spiiz bart and Joe Nee. Claude Settle mler V Is superintendent of the ranch. , New Sweatci Jane Jackson reducing corsets Hats etc. See i the Women's Shop ad in Tuesday's Statesman. I . a24 School Laws Mailed Out Yesterday afternoon 250 copies of the state school laws were mailed out to clerks and school board 'chairmen of the 125 dis- tricts in Marion county. The statement is made that the school districts are under handicap be cause of shortage of copies of the school laws, and the belief Is held that every member of a board, as well as every faculty member, should be given a copy. In the past officials have found J themselves handicapped because of inability to learn the laws which pertain to school adminis tration. At present only enough t" u ' . . v " 1 lw .o cup.e , . , ia o tu urj ioduu u catu uisuivu Wanted 5 Experienced Waitresses, eteady. employment. Gray Belle. a24tf Leaving for Convention Dr. Henry E. Morris, president, N. D. Elliott secretary, and Fred A. Erixon director, are leaving to- i o.. mak ajtuu uiir.iui m d v iu .u . . wn w;n whprft ,hpv 1 " " I wn iha Vintanfs club at the district convention Monday and Tuesday. The con vention will celebrate the growth of the clubs, from four and 400 members, to 48 with more than 4.000 members and will be :a strictly business affair. Election of officers and the selection j of the meeting place for 1925 are to be the features of the convention Salem, Vancouver and Bremerton. Wash nn. r f? r Bn.,ai th. VI. wanians next Amone the ,mrtrtaT,t n I am rwa wv Di-aauio whv i lii tend are Dr. E. C. Holland, presi dent of Washington State college: rfan H. T. J Cnlman. haad of tha TTnivPritv of nntiah minm t.to pi virWnatMi.v r Tni vernitv of OroMn' Hnrtr; T.fallo - , ' nntftrnatinnn! trnotoo from T. dena. Fred c w Parker, Inter- national secretary, and others. C. C. Lantry. district governor, will preside at the meeting, which will be .held in the open air : amphi theater on I the Whitman;; college campus. ; " : I Unusual Flower Exhibited At the J. W. Maruny home, 211 Miller street, may be seen toaay a yard full of the rare celosia com pacta chrysantheflora, a sam pie of which Mr, Maruny brought to the Statesman office last night Although he will not be at home today, Mr. Maruny says flower lovers are welcome to stop and see the display. The flower is produced with much Buccess by a Kansas Flora firm. Osteopathy for Goitres : Dr. Marshall, 228 Orego- flflg, A-24. Sues for Divorce Divorce proceedings were start ed yesterday by Catherine Lamb against Randolph Lamb. Mrs. Lamb states that she has found it impossible to. live with her hus band, and wants permission to re sume her maiden name of Cath erine Houghtaling. Marriage License Issued Fred Huiras of Canby and Grace E. .Whitman of Woodburn yesterday were Issued a marriage license at the county clerk's ; of fice. P. J. Kuntz, Justice of the I peace, officiated at the wedding ( ceremony. . : . Can field's Barber Shop Oreg. Bldg., downstairs. ; Ex ceptional service, by five j experts for men. women and children. The Infant stvloa in ahlnrlaa ' , ?T Grass Fires Terminated : That the rain of last Sunday terminated the daily runs of the fire department to extinguish grass fires in Salem and the adjacent districts was evidenced this week by a look, at the record book of calls at the fire station. ..Though the department answered several calls', none were for grass fires.' i Speeder Is Arrested :ln the police court Saturday. R R. Finster, of Route 8, was fined $5 for epeeding. . Forced to Trade Back ? The story of the swindle of Marion county woman came to light when a decree : of Judge Bingham was filed with the conn ty clerk yesterday. Mrs. Adeline Zimmerman was persuaded to ex RIGDON & SON'S MOUTUARV Unequaled Service , change her karm In Marlon coun ty by a man; named Henry Steven son, who claimed that his proper ty, located in the Goldendale val ley. Washington.1 was worth "as much M her $4000 " farm. ; The trade was made, but investigation brought out the fact that the Washington property was almost! worthleas, beingtvalued at about! $200., In the decree issued by Judge Bingham yesterday Steven son is presented with the land he formerly owned,, and Is forced to return the Marion county farm to Mrs. Zimmerman. Wanted 5 Experienced Waitresses, steady employment. Gray Belle.) a24tf ,jv vII Vnrnlr ' I John L. iRradv. editor of the - : I Statesman, will address two. meet ings in hopyards in the Salem dis trict today.! He will speak at the Holmes yard at 4 o'clock this aft ernoon and at the Lake Brook yard at 8 o'clock tonight. Use Our 1 Distributive Payment! plan if you cannot spare the cash. Pomeroy & Keene, Jewelers and Opticians. 1 a24 Union Services Today- Union vesner services will be held in Wlllson park at 4 o'clock this afternoon, with Rev. John J. Evans, pastor of the First Chris- tian church, making the principal address. Paul Wallace will pre- side as chairman of the day, with I Rev. Carl Miller offering the pray er and scripture reading. Prior to the speaking, the Demarest chorus, under the direction of Dr. H. C. Epley. will offer a sacred concert, beginning at 3:15 o'clock Everyone jwho eang in the choir during the appearance of Mrs. De- ma reet in, Salem is urged to be present at 3 o'clock this after noon. To Sec Crater Lake C. E. Lee, a Salem contractor. left yesterday with his wife for a trip to Crater Lake and the Ore gon Caves. They expect to spend severai aays in uranis rass iting Mrj Lee's sister, Mrs. Ed Basye. Use Our iDkttributivi Payment plan if you cannot spare the cash. Pomeroy & Keene, Jewelers and Opticians'. a24 Two to Become Naturalized Two men, Wilmer McLaren and Joe Claud, yesterday filed with the County clerk their intention to be-1 come citizens of the United States. Clans emigrated from The Neth erlands in. 1921. He is now living at 925 N. Cottage street, Salem. McLareni a lumberman, entered the United States, from Canada less than two weeks ago. and has taken up his residence at 880 Court street, Youth Rndly Hurt Henryj Hockstein, 10, son of J. Hocksteih, living south of Salem, narrowly escaped death when a three-horse disc plow unearthed a hornet's,1 nest and the animals be came frightened and ran away. The lad, fell under the disc and was badly lascera ted about the arms and bruised around his body. That he was not killed Is regard ed almost as a miracle by the physicians who dressed his injur ies at the Salem hospital Friday night. One of the horses was so badly hurt ! that it was necessary to put it to death. All of the ani mals are gentle, according to his father, bujt the maddening sting of the hornets proved too much ror them. The boy was taken to his home after receiving medical attention, r . Enlarging, Penney Store- Remodeling of the Shriner's hall over the present J. C Penney store to provide additional space will begin this week, a lease hav ing been Blgned. The new de partment ; will carry women's ready to wear materials. The ad ditional quarters were made im perative to properly display the new goods, according to D. B. Jarman, manager. An incline will connect the new department with tne store It balcony. The room, which will be 50 by 65 feet, will be ready to. use the latter part of the week,- i Word of Ieath Receivttl Joseph Coardingly. 62, a cousin of Mrs. C. P. Bishop, died in Brownsville this week, according to word received here yesterday. Mr. Coardingly was a former Sa lem man and used to own I the Brownsville Woolen mills. Mr. and Mrs. ! Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bishop of Portland, and Mrs. C. T. Roberts of Hood River will motor to Brownsville to at tend the funeral today. Wanted. A 15000 loan for five -years on aj ranch that sold for $22,000. Socolofsky, 341 State. Boy Breaks Wrist While flaying in front of a tent. Kenneth 'Brown, 9. fell and broke his wrist. He is the son of Mr. ana Mrs. J. Brown Of bpanway, Wash., W.ho have been camped the Keeiiey ranch In the Skyline district. - The wrist, which was broken just above the joint, was set In Salem Friday night. One Committee Omitted In j publishing the list of patri otic organizations and their rep resentatives who will help gpon- sor the success of the National De- fenso day program here on Sep tarnKk. r t wA v t. . '" . . " . American uevoiuuon were inaa BOYS ARE BEST MMPETM nirf o Not Ro I UCkv ifl P3SS- . . n Tn.n i n' u 1115, I Colo ttllU llCUIVIIIg Playground Badges Boys were more successful in I naRfclnsr their testa anrt rpppivfnir I .. ' ... I me oiiiciai piaygrouna oaages than the girls Saturday arternoon at the Lincoln playground in South Salem, for of the 27 ooys panic-1 v v""" .... on9 1 r , r n r 9 t hn 1 K n-f - "" . 1 i'icu iui uausi ni,vviu'u6 1 Miss Danta Robbins. supervisor, j A feature of the day was the ten-i ing of "color" stories by H. C. Batshan, floral supervisor at the statte hospital. Mr. Hatenan would tell a story woven around at certain color and the youngsters would guess the name of the co lor. Variations were obtained by telling similar stories to which vegetables and flowers were the answers. The youngsters were greatly delighted and besieged Mr. Batehan for more stories. t Playground tests were awarded for prowess in various activities, those rAcelvin? the badees naasine ln four different tests. For 4he boys it was necessary to pull them- 8eiTeg Up by their muscle four times or else to climb 12 feet of rope; make at least 5 feet 9 inches in the standing broad Jump; run the 50-yard dash In eight seconds and to throw a baseball at least 130 feet.: Those who were suc cessful in passing all four tests and received badges were: Harold Slusser, i Walford Lin foot. Els worth Martin, Virgil Holley, Ar thur Wilson, Roy Hurst, Russell Scott, ack Reiman. Verne Reiman. Emil Otjen. Donald Smith and Clifford Elgin. j ' The two girls who passed the tet were Helen Leisv and Doro- nartertrher. Tn order for the girls to win the awards it was ne cessary for them to balance them selves along a 2 4-foot h board with one deep knee bend; run the 50 yard dash in eight seconds; throw a basketball 35 feet and to serve 1 a volley ball two out of five times. This is the final program at the vertently omitted. This organl- I ation will be represented by Mrs. LaMoine Clark. Mayor John B. I Giesy said last night. Two Speeders Arrested I Speeding brought two men into the police court last night. The unluckyj pair were M. L. Shepard. of Moore's music store, and Ken neth Ewald of Gervais. Both will appear before Police Judge Mar ten Poulsen some time Monday. Son Is Announced ! A son was . born! Friday, Aug. 22, to Mr. and Mrs. William Meithof, who live on route No. 8,1 Salem. 1 Automobile Stolei A Ford touring car belonging to E. A. Rhoten, 1595 South Highi was stolen last night from its parking place on Court street be tween High and Church streets. The. license number of the car is 169-3&5 and the engine number 9954022. I PERSONALS , . w Joe Hall, a Salem barber, has returned .from Toledo where he spent his two week's vacation. Mrs. Ed Wright of La Grande is visiting , her sister, Mrs. E. T. Busselle. s J ..; "'; ; R. "H. MacDonald, of the Mac Donald Auto company, was a Port land business visitor yesterday. J. II. Maden, sales manager; for the F. W. Pettyjohn Automobile company, spent Saturday In Port land on business. I j Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Sonnemann, two daughters, a son and two I grandchildren are visiting at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Amsler, I mother of Mrs.. Sonnemann. Mr. I an(j jira Sonnemann, who were Ifnrmpr Kalnm rett!rtAnt now live in Los Angeles. I ft i I v. O ' Pickens I and family are j expected back today from a week's camping trip in southern Oregon Mr. rifikens is with the Pickens & Haynes. local grocery firm. F. H. ZinBer will leave tonight for Spokane where ho will take over his duties as assistant Boy Scout executive. ,He has been ac tive in Scout work here foe the last, three years.- ! His family will Join him In the near future. James McFarland of the state highway department spent a few hours In Corvallls yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wiles, of A! bany.lwere business callers in Sa- 2 I lent Saturday. Wrinkles Vanish Before Your Very Eyes! I JnM thint! In ynur mirror, hetorn at T?ur wy eyes, jroo see the crinkles, mgt) f,ce, .Ani ,t., oeh B .impie Bd i,Brm. less treatment. Jast mix s spoonful of powdered tarkroot with si spoonful of lemon ' joiee. , Apply to year fscs snd wstcb i the nwt marrelons chsaKe take place in less than 15 minutes. See tbe horrid wrinkles, worry lines, cresses sod barsiness. nuicklv dissooear. It is a won derful. startlinK sensation. Only the actual experience could make yon believe it. The application ts easily washes oft. The. result Is far better than the most T-VT - than three cents! Procure an original park a re of nowdered tarkroot from yoor l",drui.t. try It. mnd you will hare the - . CUrpri of your iu. Lincoln grounds, but next Friday all those who attended this play ground wil participate in the clos ing exercises at the North Four teenth street ground, where Leslie Suparks and Miss Grace Snook, supervisors, have arranged excel lent programs. Fred Erixon, chairman of the playground com mittee, will award the prizes at 4 o'clock. The morning will be giv en over to preliminaries and elim ination contests, with the main prdgram beginning at 1 o'clock. Ribbons and medals will be of ler- e 8 prizes. For the various e vents Mr. Sparks has arranged the various classifications: - Midgets Under 12, less than 4 feet 6 inches, weight under 80 pommj, uuniors iinoer a, ess inaa 3 "ei e,8n- unaer 10s r- . . t . a r- .i iniermeataies uoaer n, less than 5 feet 6 inches, weight under 1 120 pounds. Following Is the complete pro- gram 9:30-10:30 A. M. Exhibition games (1) battle ball, (2) kick ball, (3) bat ball 10:30 -11:30 A. M. Trial races and field events to qualify for the finals in the afternoon: (1) boys 30 yard; 9irls 30 yard; (2) jun- iors, boys 50 yards, girls 50 yards; (3) intermediates, boys 80 yards, gh-ls 60 yards; (4) midgets, boys baseball throw, girls baseball throw; (5) Juniors, boys high Inmn fHrla ISalanofntr (fit Infer. mediates, bovs runnine broad jump, girls all-up Indian club race (7) reiay races. 1 : 0 0 P. M. Dress up parade, 2:00 P. M. Water events: (1) Boys swimming races; (2) diving plain, swan jacknife. optional; (3) girls swimming dash, relay, (4) girls diving plain, optional. 3:00 P. M Finals for races and field events. Presentation of prizes. MAKE FLIGHT IN LESS THAN TWELVE HOURS (Continued from page 1) Raleigh to use airplanes- when fog conditions permit. . Is Forbidding Scene From th3 Barry's bridge Cape Farewell presented a most forbid ding spectacle huge mountains. scores of towering peaks, with In numerable needle points and fin ger like spires. In the foreground a wide girdle of ice from which great bergs stood out glistening in the sunshine. H After a two day search for Lieu tenant Locatelli in the vicinity of Cape Farewell, the Barry headed for Pictou, Nova Scotia, having on board Lieutenant Wade and Sergeant Ogden, who are anxious I to tune up a new machine ln read iness for. their flight to , Boston when their comrades arrive from Indian harbor. In the meantime the Raleigh is remaining on the east coast and hopes to be able to use its planes WOODRY'S SALE D-A-TE-S Thursday, Aug. rH, 1:30 Km. mile east of Auburn school. Horses, hens, ma chinery, furniture, etc. Chris Englehart. Owner. Saturday, Aug. 30, 10 a. m. 3 miles west of Sheridan. 2 in 1 farm sales. Horses., cows, hogs." chickens, ma chinery, etc. Hewlett and Dally. Owners. Wednesday, Sept. 3, 10 a.m. 2 miles east of McCoy on Salem-McCoy road. Cows, horses, hogs, hens, geese. Household furniture. James W. Yandle. Owner. Friday, Sept. 5, lO a. m." mile south of McCoy. Im proved 184 acre farm. Cows, horses, hogs, machinery, 1924 Overland Bedan. Lillie B. Vincent. Owner. Friday, Kept. 12, lO a. m. 9 miles northeast of Salem. Horses, cows, hogs, machin ery, etc. . Chas. E. Becker, Owner. Friday, Kept. 10, lO a. m. 3 miles east of Sheridan, on Sheridan-McMInnvllle high way. Cows, horses, machin ery, tools, etc. . Fred Zeigel, Owner. Bills of above sales mailed to you by request. Parties wishing my services may write or phone for dates. - Yours for a successful sale, F. N. WOODRY Expert Livestock, Furniture, Real Estate General Farm Sales " " Auctioneer Res. IOIO X. Summer Street Phone Oil Salem, Oregon Reserve This List" "More Sales to Follow" W You will find his prices very reasonable. HE DOES NOT BELONG TO ANY COMBINE AND HE REGULATES HIS OWN PRICES V THURSDAY, AUGUST 28,1:30 P. M. Located 32 Miles East of Salem or Mile East of Auburn Dance Hall Between Asylum Road and Penn Road, on the McElroy Farm. Consisting of Matched team bay mares, 5 and. 6 years old weight 1400 pounds each this Js an extra fine work team; double set work harness, good; 50 white Leghorn and Plymouth Rock hens; 6-f t.i Deering mower like new; 10-ft. hay rake, good; disc, like new; 2-sectioh lever harrow; cultivator; 12-inch plow; 34 4nch Mitchell wide tire truck wagon, like new; hay rack; cream separator, like new; Arcadian 6-hole steel range with reservoir, like new; 3-burner Florence oil stove, like new;: gent's bicycle; new sanitary couch; 3 beds, springs and mattresses; green velour lounge, like new; oak Btand table; oak dinners: round extension table; high chair, 2 child's rocker; 2 chums; wash machine; axe; stone Jars and crocks; boiler; tubs; 15-galIon oil barrel; wringer; square extension table; apples; potatoes, and other articles. Public Attention: The public may bring in anything you want sold to this sale. ! TERMS CHRIST ENGLEHART, F. N. WOODRY, . Owner. ; Auctioneer, Salem, Ore, "For Successful Sale Phone Woodry, Phone 511" soon, while the uanisn siearaer Islands Falk, the USS Milwaukee and a destroyer are combing the west coast from Farewell to Ivig- tUt- . V - ;:,-; V : ' - " ' ! Situation; Serious The situation so far as concerns Locatelli is-growing more serious as it is improbable that he carried a large supply of provisions and indications are that his plane met with some mishap or he would have found some means of. com munication with the searching ships.,;'.',. I-" ' mm All Orde r s Receive Oregon Pulp and Paper Coj Salem, Oregon ; i ' MANUFACTURERS ' ' ' : Sulphite, and Manila Wrappings, also Butchers Wrap pings, Adding Machine Paper, Greaseproof, Glassinc, Drug Bond, Tissue Screenings and Specialties. Goodrich Hot Value up to $2.25 Close out at ;;'98c i: ' : Schaefer's Drug Store ii : The Penslar Store 135 Pprth CommerciaL ? MR. FARMER F. N. WOODRY EXPERT AUCTIONEER Conducts Auction Sales Anywhere. Yours for Real Service. Phone 511. Res. 1610 N. Summer St., Salem, Ore. Dr.MendelsoIin 21-211 United Stales Bank Building Fits Eyes Correctly;, He has had over a third of a century of practical experience end guaran tees satisfaction in every respect. If Glasses are not satisfactory he makes no charge for changes for one year. CASH It- is even considered possit! a that he missed Greenland altogeth er and. headed out over Davis strait. -But it is improbable that his -fuel supply was sufficient to enable him to reach Labrador.- RHICHESTER SFILLG kMMur( bM i FUta la Kr4 ast v4 r . ' txnak MM a. l ie' t ;' rTTipirt. a i :T i THE COMMERCIAC BOOK STORE ' is equipped to make all kinds ot Rubber Starnpi Dating Machines Seals " ; It I Prompt A t tenti on Wato BottI on Phone 1197