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XEW" 1JOOKS SALEM PUBLIC
J -LIBRARY
Benaon, A. C. Enris Gascoyne.
alhoun, F. B. Miss Minerva and
William Green Hill,
arwobd, J. O. Gentleman of
Courage. . -' ... ,
urwobd, J. O. Nbmads of the
t North. j
QuickC Herbert. The Invisible
J Woman, " .
wkington, Booth -Seventeen
Walpqle, Hugh Fortitude.
WaJpo.le, Hugh The Secret City.
Baraq of-vocational information,
ew York Training for the
Professions and Allied Occupa
tions. .
Spain, C. L. The Platoon School.
JIcAdie, Alexander Wind and
Weather. ' -' . -
Perry & Buck Construction. ;of
Radio Receiving Sets. .
pf fendall. P.. H. Actual Busf-
ness, English and Correspond
ence. pavi, Watson The Story of Cop
per..- .
Plowman, G. T. Manual of Etch
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aine,: R. D. Last Ships and Lon
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Thomas, Lowell With Lawrence
in Arabia.
Mathews, Basil Wilfred Grenfell,
the Master Malner;
Pousette-Dart, Nathaniel,, comp.
John" Singer Sargent.
For the Children
Margery Clark The Poppy Seed
Cakes. . .
With This Red Blood
Food of Millions
a Jlw-tAr vuill t a!1 vhn that the real
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easori wh many women grow old too
young, wit n crawn, naggaiu
crawny figures is simply lack of suf
ficient iron in their iblood and that by
merelygettingmorelronintotheirblood
these same women inay quickly iKaio Vouth
ul strength, eoergv andvivaciouschann.
I But be sure that the Iron you take is Nuxatwl
Iron and not the ordinary mineral iron- that
peoplt have used in the past. Nuxated Iron la
a worv'erful new esjmbinatjon of oreanrc iron,
like the iron in your own blood and like thatin
oinach and lentils. Does not injure the teeth
r disturb the stomach. Take it just two weeks
nd yoaTl be astonished how much younger
nd better you look and f eeL Money back if not
leiigntea. a au goou umnii"
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transactiuks. We may have jest the form you are looking for tX a tlj
saTiriz as eoapared to made to order fonas,
I Some of the forms: Contract of Sale, Road Notice, Will forms, AssJn
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I Bill of Sale, Building Contract, Promissory Notes, Installment Notes
' General Lease, Power of Attorney, Prune Books and Pads, Scale Re
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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
Marshal Bernard Redcoat and
v Mln'uteman. ' I
Pyle, Howard Some Merry. Adr
ventures, of Robin Hood. j
Bangs, Jh, K. -A Houseboat; on th$
Styx. 1' .:; - .-. j
Cannan, Gilbert Round the Corj-
ner- J ,' j ' : ,,- j
Dickens,! Charles David Copper-
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Eliot, George Romola.
Oinvant Alfred Bob, Son of -Bat-'
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Page, t In. Ole. Virginia.
Pryce, Richard Romance of Jane
Weston. ' f , ' .
Richmond, Grace Mrs. Red Pep
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Richmond,! Grace Red and Black
Richmond,: Grace Red Pepper's
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Woodward, W. E. Lottery. ::X j
Oldham, Xr H. -Christianity and
' the Race Problem.' f ''"-
Bagley and Keith An Introduc
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Bolton, IF.j E --Everyday Psychol
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Bancroft,, !J." H.rGames for the
Playgronnd, Home, School; and
, 'rcymnasium. " .fr i
McGovern.i WHilam o. Lhasa In
Disguise!, s , i
Schultz, J. W. Friends of My
Life as Ian Indian.
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GENERAL MARKETS
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I Portland Hay
PORTLAND, May t , 2 Buying
prices, valley timothy $20 21;
ditto, eastern Oregon $21 24.50;
alfalfa $20.5021; clover $17.5p;
oats and hay nominal; cheat
$17.50; oats and vetch $202i;
straw $8.50 per ton; selling prices
$2 a ton more. ,
Portland Grain Futures
PORTLAND. May! 2 Wheat
hard wit ite, bluestem; Baart, May
and June $1.70; soft, white. May
$1.58; June $1.59; western white;
May $115?; June $1.58; hard win
ter, May and June $1.57; north
ern spring. May, June $1.60;
western red. Mayv June $1.54;
BBB hard white May,' June $1.85.
Oats, No. 2. 36 pound white
feed May, June $36; do 38 pouhd
gray May June $36. !;. '
Barley, No. 2, 44 pound May.
June $331 . ;
Corni Ha. 2 eastern yellow sh o-
I ment. May, June $45.50; No.j 3
eastern yeiiow smpment, aiay,
June $4i3. ; !
Mill run, standard, May $33.50;
June $34.
Portland Dairy Exchange
, PORTLAND, May : 2 Butter,
extras 1 40c; standards 39 c;
prime fcrsts 39 c; firets 39c.. 1
Eggs. - extras 3 lc firsts " 3Qc;
pullets?8ci current receipts 11 fac
Thak ;Aine
ranges from 4 cents to lb cents
cents. .
pnrNTTD Aim ron sals ire
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GOLF TALKS
It is safe to say that within the
present generation, more than half
the population of this country will
become golfers', that is, including,
lso those who, break their putters,
throw thin other clubs or drive
with an iron.. ! -? j" '
Sooner or later some prison re
former will give birth to th idea
of golf for the inmates of penal
institutions. . v ."Ul: ':,':;::.;
This will mean a large "increase
in our large number of players,
but also a jnst Increase in the tax
rate because of extra guards to
prevent outsiders , from breaking
into those already crowded institu
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. To my best knowledge and belief
the Average man to keep himself, in
perfect physical trim, should, pro
viding he takes no other exercise)
play three times a week,.", say,
Wednesday, Saturday and, Sunday
twenty-six holes or two. days a
week would be more harmful than
i about anything that could, be
thought of. i This will give, him a
mental resi from "his business and
keep him in good'pbysical shape
Eiaht Marriaae Licenses
issued by County Clerk
Eight marriage licenses were is
sued by the county clerk's office
yesterday! indicating that after all
there is something , in the bard's
Bong that "In the springtime".
From now on, there Vrill be a
steady increase in the number of
licenses issued, thus insuring a
goodly number of June brides.
Those receiving licenses to wed
were: Glenn H. Gregg, 230 South
Fourteenth, and Gladys Stevenson,
1650 South High; 'Cecil -C. Boyd.
and ETfie May Smith, both of route
8: Frederick J. Bradshaw, 1185
Leslie and Olive Margery Cher
rington, Salem; J. P. Painter, 565
North. Twenty-fourth and Dollle
Dutton. 1690 South Cottage; Glen
E. Rowland, route 7, and Wilma
Alford, route 6; Albert M. Bern
bam and Emily Hasenkrug, both
of route 3; Thomas R. Sim, 2415
Hazel street and Elsie Frances
Grandstaff, rente 9, and Amis E.
Ball, of Turner, and Elizabeth
Crosley, of Marion.
Remember, if Hard Luck- on you
should seize, - '
It happens in the best of families.
And lest it become permanent In
style
Laugh, grin or chuckle every little
while.
The little dame. who begs you
to teach ' her how to swim is no
kindergarten pupil.
Le
apiece, ana on note
EQIG UEIHTOa
Wonderful Display of Horses
to be Seen in AI 6, Barnes i
Circus . !
What would you do, !f you Eaw
beautiful girl from tlie Land ef
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Romance riding an exquisite gold
en horse? : . . I
Well. ; that is what you'll Tee
when the At G. Barnes big four
ring circu.3 comes to Salem Thurs
day May Ti; With the rerplcnd
fcnl "Equine Ballet" featuring 'one
hundred handsome dancing horses
tn'd one hundred lair women. - 1
extravaganza which opens tHe Ms
program. horse of traro, natural
golden ridden by girls of extra
ordinary beauty will dance before?
you. This is the dream that Al
G. Barnes has brought to a wond
rous reality a dreara of gather
ing together the 100 most beauti
ful girls and horses in the world
and presenting to the public an
offering which would eclipse any
thing preTiously staged. j
These splendid steeds. Valued at
xiiz.uuo are only a part of the
550
trained horses of the show.
More than ? 2000 educated wild
animals, including Lotus,, the larg
est ana only performing blood-
sweating hippopotamus on earth
will be seen, when the "big top goes
You will also see more than
hundred "sunkist" bathing beau
ties of Southern California in the
ballet and chorus of "Pocahontas
at thei Court of Queen Anne,' the
gorgeous pageant that opens the
gigantic program. Many of these
pretty girls have played principal
parts In the latest motion picture
productions this year,
Dashing Dancers Featured
In Bligh Vaudeville Show
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. I Heading a new bill at the Blierh
theater-are the "Medal Winners,"
with the dashing demons, "Roy and
Warren Scott, who feature com
edy, character, and artistic dances,
ana miss Laura Follette, a blues
singer, with George Vaughn; the
piano'wiziard, coming in for his
share of the honors. Alice Fred
rick and Lncille Wayne are also
a- big attraction In the offering.
The act is a novel one, and above
all shows " the', girls to great ad
vantage, while the wardrobe and
scenery- and- the clever staging
make it. a. 'snappy and picturesque
numDer. if
. Johnson .and "Crane offer a skit
called . 'The Great AIL" They
brfng..wkh them something new
xor the' Hip fans, and promise i to
d6 nothing but ntertaln while
they are on the stage.
- CJortelit and ODowd In "Com
edy and Song' are a clever team
on the current bUI. , They take the
English language and mix it up! so
thoroughly, that there is nothing
left of it but fun. One member
or the team Is a character come
dian. - Impersonating an Italian,
the other; doing straight. Songs
are mrown?in tor good measure.
i j. bewJtcmngly attractive girl,
possessing! four distinct voices,! is
Margie Carson. Miss Carson I is
considered i one of the most beau
tiful women on the vaudeville
stage. She- cornea 'to- vaudeville
from musical comedy, and will
offer several bits' of her hits
the Hip fans.
to
i r-eeries tiiiDert orrers some
thing new in the aerial art. He
opens the i show by himself, and
will give tbe fans bis own idea of
an aerial act. ;
Senators Will Make Trio
t , To Oregon City Today
The first game away from home
this season will be played at Ore-.
gon City today by the Salem Sen
ators. The Papermakers are! a
formidable aggregation and some
Stiff opposition is anticipated,
i Both Oregon City and the Sen
ators have defeated opponents! in
both games 4 played this season
and are topping the Interstate
baseball eague. -j
Teams defeated by Salem this
year are the Camas and Vancou
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SOLOIST WILL BE HEARD
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riKS. JAJ1ES
A sacred musical is to be pre
sented at the First ; Methodist
church tonight at 7:30 o'clock
featuring James H. Shearer, the
Scottish organist, and Mrs. Shear
er, soloist. . .'
Mrj and Mrs. Shearer appeared
here about two years ago and were
well received. They are to repeat
their performance and j music lov
ers are promised a treat.
.The organist and soloist are en
dorsed by Such musicians as Widor
of Paris and Scharwenka of Ber
lin. A few recent press criticisms
say: ; "The , final organ number
commanded . thunderous applause.
Mrs. Shearer's opening bohst made
every musician in the audience, sit
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Victorv Ricks! is President?
v lV3eetjngsto be; Held
0ncev Each Month
. A science club has been organiz
ed . on the Willamette " University
Campus for .'the purpose of promot
ing scientific .thought among; the
students. The officers to serve
for the rest of "this year are, iresi'
dent, VictorHIck; vice presidents
Jtonald McKinnis,: and secretary,
Gerald Pearson. Ope of the! unit
ue features of the club is 'tttat
there will bei no treasurer elected
Mr. Hicks,, club president wsg re
cently awarded a Bchotarshfp in
physics at the University of Wash
ington for the coming year. -
The, club will include activities
along all" lines of science such as
physics, chemistry, botany, j and
Mathematics. Several of the Will
amette professors will lecture be
fore' the members of the club along
the lines that are included in their
department and a number of men.
from outside who are engaged in
the. practical application of the
science will be invited in that the
members may become acquainted
with the practical aide of each
science. " f ; I
? The club will meet every three
or' foTir weeks. one third-ot tlie
meeting will, be devoted tot 'dis
cussion and the other will bei used
by a speaker, either an authority
along the- lines of science or some
student will present a few Ideas
along tha lines of original thought.
Three - prof esjsors. Von Eschen,
Clark,- and .Brown have been se
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: For the second linen mill. Make
it snappy.
-. Salem bvilbaJjmost a home a day
for the week days, last year.1 Thi
year, for the first four . months,
she built a home a day for every
day, including .Sundays, with five
over for good measure. It was 24
for January, February 35 Marth
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WITH ORGANIST TONIGHT
H. SHEARER
up and take notice, for here' was
singing of a high order."
"Mr. Shearer proved himself an
artist at the organ, and after his
description of the pieces the organ
just seemed to talk and tell the
story of what was in the mind of
the writer as it had been describ
ed. His perfect ease, composure,
technique .and brilliancy in play
ing showed him to be in the front
rank of recital organists.
It would not be easy to choose the
best of Mrs. Shearer's songs. Each
was sung with real art. "Her voice
was great , musical . beauty and
power, to which has been added
the charm of a winning person
ality." i
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By the time both linen mills get
to running full blast, it will have
grown :- to two or three a day.
Watch the old town expand when
she gets her pace.
If this day goes by without an
escape at the Oregon penitentiary,
it will complete a six. months per
iod in which no , prisoner took
French leave from the institution.
No dbubt Warden Dalrymple is
knocking on wood. The six
months periods with this record
are few and far between, i They
show two things worthy of bote:
First, good judgment in choosing
trusties, and, second, good luck.
And there are several other cred
itable features that might be men
tioned in the making up of such a
record. But the element of luck
ia one of the considerations, al
ways. ' . - , ; " -
Not infrequentfy these days it Is
the boy who wonders where his
wandering mother is tonight.
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- Home with a lot of men is
where they go to get acqtaalnted
with their faults. I
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Exercise alone j will give that
healthy pink. X-ook at tongues.
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Simple frock i. Three yards of
cloth with four boles in it; $29.75.
'Most of our educators are wom
en." That's no news to married
men.
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They must have a better sys
tem of counting and recording the
vote in Germany than they have
in this country. The German na
tional "election was held on Sun-
fritnrejPiiiuicS'
(Thronio tatarrh, no matter TioWbaft.
and -cutstof broocblal -Mthm now
yteid Instantly to tie jniing' discovery
of a. French scientist. Thia idrugleM
mthod called Latsx kHcr tha'gevm in
three minu.e. yet Is positively hnrtn
lesa to th most ?lir.te tlneiies. Vbur
head, aa& lunga ar-clard llkTnAfrll
Sufferers are relieved in a airrsrl night.
"Te prov-It and to : Introduce Laves.
ft a "million itiflemi In one month, I
offer- to send., ao treatment- xree and
rttaid.. to any one who will writ- for
No obligation. To cost.- If It cures
you, you can repay the favor-by 'iellingf
your friends it. not,, the loss is mine.
NO matter what you have tried, just
send me -your name -and address for
th) a generous free treatment and prove
that you can be rid of catarrh
. "W. S. SMITH, 3195 X.avx Bldg. -Kansas
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Does Yotir Home Appeal to Youjriiid Your Frbnda?
i .. -. . Does it represent' your personality? Is it cheer f id-com fo rla ble T ..
r Is At a'pldce wherein you love to spend yourthours of leisure? H '
- Tjourlwme answers these questions then indeed it is a real home: '
However, real' homes are few and' far between not from the lack of. -the
wherewithal; Vut'due to thoughtless expendituwre fof thin ffs that do
not belong. We see a. beautiful piece of furniturelbvetjf hangings -or
some other object. t We buy it because it ajrpeaXs and this type of buying1
continues until what should have been a beautiful room or home ends in a
'conglomeration that, assembled is all-but harmonious. Our mission in
life is to furnish homes, such as you arid yours, will find comfortable,
attractive, fascinating, harmonious from every standpoint, ,and 3thal icUX
serve trn, into the years. '' -: :,,-'v-i j';-'11-'"'-.;! - '; i 1 ; -
, For .this reason we have at your disposal pur mteripr decorate rs f
, note men with artistir sense that can suaaestmen wliom'nou can eon-i
suit on ami subject of home furnishing or decorating and feel when all is
'throtlgh-the home is beyond' criticism irom ecipoint. Y , : v
We Extend Vdu An Ihvitsticn to '
day and the official vote lor the
entire country was announced the
next day. It was rather close, at
that, which makes- the prompt re
turn the more remarkable. There
were 14,639.399 votes for Von
Hindcnburg; Lt.752.244 for Marx;
1.931.593 for Thaeimaan and 20.-
910 scattering. Here was a total
3punt of more than 30,000,000
votes and the result. known before
sunrire. There hive "been elections.
in th-'3 country ia tv Jicb JMess than
S. 000. 000 votes .were cost ana ia.
which the olficlal figures were not
available for. many flays. ; :i ' ,
OREGON WINS MEET
PUGENE, 'Or., May i.-U-X'niver-J
sity of Oregon IreshrncnJ weaken-ed-by
Iosb of throevgood men. 'won j
from the Oregon Agricultural col-
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Ijcw Cotly
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JVtary Carr
Ifobart Bos worth
Myrtle Stedman
- Henry B--Walthall ,
Roy Stewart
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lege rooks at their annual track
meet here 'today; . The meet yaa
close. -Oregon won the 440, "the
880 and-tba relay; OAC the-mile
and two fniie. : . I ' 'r
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