The Oregon statesman., May 23, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

.THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEil, OREGON
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 231923
QUAKE ROCKS JAPAN CITY
DAMAGE NOT REPORTED
OSAKA, Japan, May 23 (By
The Associated Press) A severe
earthquake occurred at 11:08 tbis
miming. It ; centered la the Ta
Jima district, 80 miles northwest
of Osaka. The town of Toyo-Oka
Is, reported badly damaged. There
vas no damage in Osaka. Tokyo
and Yokohama were not affected.
The greatest 'damage is belier
ed to have been' done in Tajima
Ulstrict although i the ' shock felt
West of Osaka "was the severest
that has occurred in years. - It 4s
reported that 200 houses collaps
ed at, Toyo-Oka. There were
numerous fires. The .railroads
pnd telegraphs to the north coast
fare interrupted There has been
too report thus far of the number
bf casualties., i . f -
A relief train has been.sent to
fToyo-Oka. ; j M: ;' V
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I EDITORIALS 0F4 THE
PEOPLE -
Editor Oregon Statesman;
What a "foolish man William
Jennings Bryan is to think that he
can conTince the world, the flesh.
and the deril, that the bible is the
word of God, Mr. Bryan had bet
ter spend bte last days in trying
to convince the universe that ap
ples do act grow on apple tree,
nortnat pears do not grow on
Piear trees, as to try and convince
a xnan that he Is not a monkey!
when he thinks he is, for Cod's
word says cs a man thlnketh so is
he. .Then the adumbrate man, no
matter how, well known or great,
that he should feel himself called
upon to act as an attorney for
Ct?d Almighty in court, to prove
that the sun and the - moon and
the stars shine from heaven, or
that light and darkness alternate
ly cover the earth.' or that our
breath keep the people of all na
tions of the world of one accord !
a to Its necessity. Mr. Bryan .is
not doing the gospel any good.
neither is he , representing the
rank and file of good christian
leop!e who believe that man's
first duty is, "seek ye first the
kingdom of God, and his right-
ousness, and all these things shall
be added unto you. As no man
knows where he is at until he
knows God, so 4ts best -for those I
who know God to convince those
"who do not, that the monkey and
its ancestors can ! never relocate
the members of a human body like
unto us, out of ! the material as
vsed to manufacture monkeys, for
"God created man in his own1
image in the image of God creat
ed he him male and female creat
ed he them." Genesis 1-27. Our 1
ancortora were devine. away back
at the foundation of the world.
and for tbe sixty odd years I have
lived hear on earth man normon-
key have not changed one bit in
chape, I wonder If anybody has
any . good reason to believe that J
a monkey ever looked like a man
before evolation took,, such a hold
on their ancestors, 'i -I
i WILL. E. PURDY.
; President Bedford of the Stan
dard OH company of 'New Jersey
declared there is no danger of a
real exhaustion i of the country's i
oil iielas. -. :
ATONE TWO CRIMES i
AT PRISON FRIDAY
: Continued from px 1)
hare been Well-informed upon the
subject. .
An unusually large number of
physicians -, and urgeons were
present, beside Dr. R. L. Edwards,
orison DhYKieian and Tlr. William
B. Mott. Htv health ntttoar Thoao
included Dr. T. T. Manzer of Se
attle, representing Judge Kendall,
of Coos county: Dr. Eati V. Mon
row and "Dr. Earl Smith, oofh of
Portland. Ben Fisher, Coos coun
ty district attorney and represen
tatives of the sheriff's office were
also present : in addition to news
. oaDennen. ! :. s. ; J". "' -,:
Peare was hanged fpr the mur
der or his wife nd a neighbor
James Culver, near Mvrtte Point.
December. 27. 1922 and Cov!!1
lor inciting the death of his sister
m-iaw. airs, tibba Covell, near
Bandoa. Sentember 3. 1923. i- j
Since ' capital punishment was i
inaugurated m 1903, with a brief
intermission of several years, 33
men have been hanged; 14 receiv
ed commuted sentences; 1 receiv
ed a reversal of the case. Another
man, sentenced several months
ago. is awaitng re-trial in east
ern uregon.
PORTLAND CORPS VISIT
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SALVATIOX ARJIY TO TELL OF
RELIEF WORK SUNDAY
Are you telling your friends
about i the Slogan section of The
Statesman? This paper's toIIey is
for the upbuilding1 of the city and
the surrounding farming commun
ity. '
fj'.iThe Salvation Army corps of
o J" F'umn5 a great time
Sunday. Delegates fron-the Port,
ian l corns are tn h nn hanj
-assist in the special exercises. The
,nrsiB are to appear at some
of the Salem churches to present
the Salvation Army relief program
for the, rorainr vrar Thnn h
J are coming from Portland are
Major and Mr J T wii.,k,).
- - - mi -a wv
torn, Capt. and Mr, Glfford. and
ai'idin ana airs, dirtciuau. i-.
XO WORD FROM PLANES
KW YORK, May 22 The
.North American .newspaper alli
ance announced at 7:45 o'clock,
tonight that no word had been re
ceived of the whereabouts of the
two planes of the Amundsen-El
lsworth polar .expedition since i
theirw hop-off at King's Bay,
, JapUzcnburg, Thursday afternoon.
, The alliance announced that
the return. of the planes or defin
ite word from them was jiot ex-
peeled before midnight tonight.
TODAY
TRIMMED HATS
New summer shapes in straws
and silks.: Smartly
trimmed. -Latest colors.
powder blue, .green and
others.' f ::i
i straws
$1
WOMEN'S SPORT !
HOSE :
lisle.
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(Basement Floor) nU
Sport -hose in .alyle
Tan with . blue, navy
and brownstripe. - Dol
lar Day special, per
pair
(Main' Floor)
$1
SPORT HOSE
3 Pair for.; .
Full length ribbed
- sport hose, ; women's or
misses. Tan, grey, black
and brown. , Splendid for utility
wear. j
(Main Floor)
$1
HOLEPROOF HURTS
These are Holeproof Hurts taken
from regular $2.73 fall
silk Qualities. Black only.
All are small sizes. Dol
lar Day, Special per pair
(Main Floor)
$1
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BOSTON BAGS
New ! For this sale and of course you'll want
one of these 15 inch Boston Bags made of black
and brown leatherette or composition of very
durable quality.' Double handle, clasp and
catch.. Bag is lined with cretonne. These will
go quick at this price.
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Tissue Gingham
3 yards for $1
Fine quality tissue Ginghams in neat stripes
and small checks suitable for summer frocks,
baby sand children's cloths, etc. Today 3 yards
for $1.00
(MAIN FLOOR) '
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CURTAIN NET
4 yards for $1
These .sell regularly , at 48c a yard. Today
buy them at the rate of 4 yards -for $1.00.
Choose any pattern in the group it will be a
real money saver. ,; , '
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1 2
BATH TOWELS
5 for $1 ;
Regularly 25c each. Today 5 for $1.00.1 A
-very , popular size. Stock up for the summer
season now. r f
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JAP
LUNCH SETS
60x60 Japanese lunch cloth with Bix napkins
to match. A very unusual offer as these sell
regularly at $1.75 set. ' f
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r-r.
9.
PERCALES
5 yards for $1
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-A guaranteed quality Percale S6 inches wide
in light and dark patterns. Stripes, checks and
conventional designs.
(MAIN FLOOR)
.HALF SOX
5 Pairs for. :....w
Children's half box in
"beige, brown, pink, blue
and black with contrast
ing striped tops. 1
,, (Main Floor)
$1
$1
SILK BLOUSES
Just 16 1 blouses ,ln . this group
for Dollar "Day. Crepe de chine.
Canton crepe and silk brocade.
Colors white, tan, green, Mexican
red and black. Form-
erly priced up to $10.
Dollar Day, .your choice
at
(Main Floor Apparel Section)
$1
MEN'S SILK MIX SOX
12 For ... ... I.....i.
! Novelty Silk mixed
! sox, splendid wearing
-quality, ,a - regular 65c
grade, Dolllar Day.
; (Main Floor)
j MEN'S HORSEHIDE
GLOVES
: Soft tanned horsehide Gloves
i with comfortable outer
, Seams.' ' Very durable
Dollar Day, et per
; pair ................
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WOMEN'S FELT
SLIPPERS
Good quality i felt.
High ! colorsj values to
$2.25. Broken sizes.
Dollar Day, per pair . .
; (Main:Floor) -
$1.
'fa '
e iiiovea
$1
VAL LACE
10 yards for
:Buy your Val Laces
now for trlmmlne needs
These are dainty
edges in regular 12 :c quality.
uouar xay. i
(Main Floor)
$1
MEN'S FULL DRESS
SHIRTS
GOSSARD
BRASSIERES
2 For": --" "
-A-roup of Gossard
""senyne urassieres
placed , on sale tomor
row, values to 75 c. Dollar Da v.
(Main Floor)
ROMPERS, CREEPERS
Rcflularly $1.39.
Crepes, ginghams and suit
ings, new styles, well
made. . Sizes , l, 2
and 3 year. Embroidery
and contrast trim.
TJ Til." t
v'uttiu rioorj
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2 For ...
A few full dress
shirts to close out at 2
for SI tomorrow. Sizes
14, .16, 17, 18. 18. Theso
formerly sold at $1.50 to $2.50.
(Main Floor)
$1
MEN'S PURE SILK
FANCY SOCKS
novel-
Pure silk 1 drop stitch
ty hose in ! neat : pat
terns, ood colors. - Reg
ular $1.50. Dollar Day,
per pair
(Main Floor)
SI
BASEMENT FLOOR)
12 Bandaria Handkerchiefs, red arid blue ..$L00
3 pairs length Children's Sport Hose ....$1.00
4 pairs Ladies' black and brown Cotton
Hose ......;..;..:.J.:il..;..:......;i-...L....l,66
5 yards Tissue Gingham ...... ...... .. .........$1.00
5 yards 36-in. Ray Percale, dark and light $1.00
10 yards Galatea Cloth, 25-inch $1.00
5 yards 30-inch Cotton Serge, brown, red, j
V blue and green i.t.....l.:..,L:..........$L00
22 yards 9-4 Brown Sheeting $100
2l2 yards 8-4 Bleached Sheeting ...;i..;....$1.00
7 yards 39-inch Brown' CRomea) Sheeting $ 1 -00
ff j" jP1 (Mecca Sheeting) $1.00
5 yards 39-inch Brown (Mascot) Sheeting $ 1 .00
3 Boys' Heavy RibbediHose i; ..:;A.:....;.$1.00
3 yards Cretonne ...... .1 ........ .....$100
4 yards Fast Color Voile L $1.00
4 yards Cretonne .........1i.$l.d6
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6 yards Cretonne .. ..... .J. !...$!. 00
7 yards Gingham r. ..$1.00
6 yards Dress Voile, fancy ........2......i........$l. 00
1 8 yards Cheese Cloth ( wide) L ..U:..$ j jQO
4 yards Waffle Crepe 1 ;.. .... .......i...L ..... $1.00
4 yards 32-inch Dolly Dimple Gingham .. $1 .00
32 yrd Satine, any color (in stock) i; ..$ 1 .00
5 yards Turkish Toweling .. ...l...:.....i$l. 00
1 : dozen Mercerized Napkins ..I....... $1.00
I 6V2 yards Hope Muslin ......l...$i.60
j 2 Ladies' Muslin Gowns . ..i: .l:.......$l. 00
2 Men's Balbriggan Under Shirte 3r.ZIT$l .00
2 Men's Sample Balbriggan Under Shirts $1.00
' 1 mi i r ii i r t r - r mm i n i - - - . ,
3 pairs Men's Fancy Bear Brand Wool
Finish Hose ......$1.00
3 pair leather Palm Jersey Gloves $1,00
7 pairs Cotton Gloves .....$1.00
CHINESE
PONGEE
This is genuine Chinese Pongee in about 14
momme weight. A smooth rich quality 33
inches wide. . '
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40-Inch
PONGEE
40 inch all silk pongee. ! This width cuts to
splendid advefatage and is Equally as good for
drapes as it is for apparel.. t
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Art Silk testings
Length
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There are firmly knitted fabrics in art silk
of very durable quality. Colors flesh, orchid
and peach. Per vest length each -
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BEADED BAGS
In this small group are bags priced up to
?5.00. All are big values at $1.00 each. "
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CHAM0ISE1TTE
GLOVES
Fancy cuff style chamoisette gloves in mode
prey, beaver tan, beige, biscuit, etc. Values to
?2.00. Your choice today at , :
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MEdEK
J7 f CnrtfCc i
Salcis Leading Department Storev
Stamped Table
Scarf and Cushion
Stamped table scarf, and cushion to match.
Each regularly priced at C9c. Both for $1.00
today.
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