THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1923
DRlED BERRY PACK SOLD
SALE IS MADE OX BASIS i OF
DEUVKRV IX FUTURE !
The dried loganberry pack of
the old Oregon Growers associa
tion which Is In a state of Hqulda-
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tion under the guidance 6f W. I.
Staley has been sold, according to
the late reports. The last sale
was made on the basis of a deliv
ery between now and fall, depend
ing upon the demand.
The old stock of prunes of the
association hare been reported on
except a consignment to Philadel
phia and South America. It' is
stated that the Forest Grove, plant
has been sold to interests for a
total of 111,000 a sum somewhat
under the amount paid for it or
iginally. 1 i
SALEM OAC CLUB ELECTS
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RICHARD
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'In Fast Company"
A Knockout of Thrill,
laughter and Pep
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Today
Tomorrow
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Miss Vivian Marsters was elect
ed president, of thel Salem-OAQ
club last night at a well attended
meeting at the Nell jSykes-Pear-m?ne
home on the River road.
Claude Bailey will be vice presi
dent : Miss F. Slater as secretary r
Floyd Gregg treasurer,' and Dave
Wright sergeant-at-arms. . J 1 v
Col. Carle Abramsimade re
port of the reunion of the 1900
class which" was held ' recently.
Mrs.- Mark McCallister is the, re
tiring president of the organiza
tion. r ' ' '" . '
Candy Special ;
CARMEL ICES I
FRUIT ICES
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Regular Price 45c lb.j
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- Saturday Only
28c lb.
2 lbs 52c. Limit 2 lbs. to
a customer
Only at
O CHAEFER'C?
DRUG STORK
, "The- Yellow Front-
135 North Commercial
Phone 197
The Penflar Store
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vivid story of r C"Jlt' I IV
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BASEBALL I
Pacific Coast t V
Portland 15; Seattle 2.
Los Angeles ; San Francisco 3
Vernon 5; Oakland 2.
Salt Lake 23; Sacramento 5.
- ? American "
Chicago 6; Philadelphia 5.
Detroit 7; Washington 4.
St. Louis 9; Boston 7. '
Cleveland 4; New York 1.
y - Xational
PittsburRh 11; Boston 3.
Cincinnati 8; Philadelphia 3.
Chicago 7; New York 4.
Lrooklyn 7; St4 Louis 5. :
Grotto and Caseys Will
v Meet on Diamond Tonight
l .'The Knights of Columbus and
the Grotto are to tangle tonight
at Oxford park in one of the best
games of the season. It will be a
good snappy and scrappy game,
if (he predictions of baseball fans
does not go wrong.
Midgits Challenge Any
Team Of Their Own Age
The Salem Midgets, claiming
title to the city junior champion
ship, since their victory over the
Field Mice, have issued a chal
lenge to any ball team in the city,
comprised of boys under 17 years
of age.
George Beechler. manager of
the Midgets, will schedule games,
to be played at any time. He may
be reached at 1540 Court street,
ro by telephoning 863-W.
BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
LOYS YOUXG, AGE 10, VICTIM
OF CAKKLKSSXKSS
Loys Young, aged 10, son ofj
airs. Mae Young of 1898 North.
Fifth, received a bullet wound In
iiis right leg yesterday when a
.22 calibre rifle was discharged.
The boy Is progressing' as well as
toukl- be expected, despite the
failure of the surgeon to find the
bullet that had lodged in hia leg.
The accident occured when the
older brother was handing the
riUe to the younger, the trigger
caught on a sleeve, and the dis
charge of the weapon resulted, i
The"-wounded boy is to",undergo
another 'surgical examination this
week. '
tomorrow. ; Reichman, a friend
from childhood of the elder Mc
Clintock. was , made co-guardian
with Mrs. Shepherd of Billy Mc
Clintock upon Mrs. McClintock's
death.
He told the history of the Mc
Clintock family and of squabbles
with the Shepherds over the
guardianship and of their broken
agreements to care for the lad.
PARK PROJECT LAUNCHED
MILLS TO HK.I1) WOODLAND
DE"ELOPIXG- COMPANY
Jefferson Tennis Team
I Defeats Salem Experts
Jefferson high, school of Port
land won over the Salem high
tennis team in Portland yesterday
afternoon by a. score of 3 to 2.
thus giving the locals the first
thrashing of the season. Lutz and
White lost their doubles, the first
time this year. Tha Jefferson high
team has the state championship.
A city -of beautiful streets and
well-kept lawns. Salem, Oregon
STATE OPENS IN. ,
SHEPHERD TRIAL
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account of meetings and acquaint
ance; with the Mtlintocks, and
once . with Shepherd.
Alexander Reichman, attorney
for the Northern Trust company
which has control of the McClin
tock estate, pending final disposi
tion under the will of young Mc
Clintock, was the next and final
witness of the day.
His testimony will be resumed
.Incorporation meeting of the
Woodland Development company
was held last night at the Wood
men Hall. A board of directors
composed by E. J. Hamilton. C. K.
Haines and M. J. Stewart were
elected to serve for three years. T.
B. Shaw and C. D. Ross and K. L.
Randall to serve for two years.
Dr. O. L Scott. Oren Watkins and
J. A. Mills are to; serve for one
yea r. : - .
- J.; A. Mills was elected presi
dent; Dr. O.. I. Scott, secretary;
and E. J. Hamilton, vice presid
ent;' and Mrs. Haines, treasurer
Definite contract between the
Woodland Development, which is
composed by an organization with
in the ranks of the Woodmen of
the World and Captain Spong for
ownership of Spong's Landing, a
tract of land near Salem, on the
river.
A big Fourth of July picnic and
barbecue is to be staged, at which
time the park will be thrown open
to the public. y
PRISON i IS INSPECTED
WALLA' WALLA. June 11
Governor Haitley and his official
party left here tonight for Olym
p"a by way of Seattle after having
inspected the penitentiary here as
the last of the institutions of east
ern Washington visited on his trip.
"I. found : the penitentiary in
very fine shape," said: the gover
nor. Improvement of laundry
facilities of the prison was file
only recommendation announced
after completion of the inspection.
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We will come to your home, or place
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without charge or obligation, y We are
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Saiem Tent & Awning Co.
Manufacturer of .
Tents, Awnings and Canvas Goods T
;, of All Descriptions
FRANK MONNKR :
7'JS North Liberty Street" Salem. OreRon" Plion 4I
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every day throughout the summer
season. St opover wherever and as long
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October 31st. , ; r
Now plan your vacation journeys to -the
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CALIFORNIA
eithergoingorreturning.orbothways,
if you choose. See it's manifold won
der at little, if any, additional expense.
Ask any Agent
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O. 1 Darling-, Agent, Salem, or A. A.
j, Mlckel, D. T. & P. A., 181 Liberty St.
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It still seems like a dream, so low was the price that
brought thousands of pairs of shoes into our store. But
it isn't a dream it's the bare facts' of the deal, no ifs or
ands, no compromises our cash did the talking.
This Entire Stock to Be Closed out at
Public Sale Starting
June the 12th at 9 a. m.
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Ladies Oxfords, val- Children's Shoes L . .
ceS to $5.00, spe- All sizes while they "ous hffg ut
ir$1.69 y $1.49 y p!:-"49c
Men's English Toe Shoes Men's Oxfords 'l
J.There is only about 100 pair of All sizes, values to $9X0, including
these, while they last j- Q Tilts, Avon Stratford, CO
special per pair at v 1 0 etc pOH:D
J One lot of Men's Ladies' Black or e. i
Blutcher Style Shoes, Brown Kid Oxfords, t Shoesyalues to
Regular $6.00 value, values to $8.00, spe- f'00: .fiipec,i'
will be sold $0 nr ?ial while CO AC r Y 1
for special OZ.D j they last.-Z.4a tor
One lot of Boy's Shoes, values to $3 One lot of Boy's suction sole Keds
wnl be sold at the special flf? while they last nr
price . 90C J for . . VOC
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Men's heavy 2:20 Denim overalls,
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NOTICE
Approximately 7500 pairs of shoes
sold at auction at
Bargain Prices
Such as you have seldom seen or
heard of on Staple Goods that were
carried by the OAK TAN SHOE
STORE, located at 262 Vz Washing
ton street, Portland, Oregon. This
stock not being merchandise car
ried regularly by Salem's leading
Army Goods Store, it is therefore
necessary to make a hasty disposal
of the : . . .' y-.
Auction Stock
The purchase was made solely to
give the public of Salem and vicin
ity a real treat in the way cf
Bargain Prices
? Bargains 6uch as no other store
but SALEM'S LEADING ARMY
GOODS STORE would conceive of
giving. ; '
Bargain Prices
You will not see for ,a long time
once this " '
Auction Stock
is past and gone. It behooves ev
ery one to take advantage of this
wonderful Buying Event.- -(Signed)
THE MANAGEMENT SALEM'S
LEADING ARMY GOODS STORE
Men's Sweater Coats, H C
special while they last.:.-..... "DC
Balbriggan Union Suits, short
sleeves, ankle
length . ....... ...
-Don't forget the ad
dress: 279 Commercial
street, opposite Dan.
J. Frye Drug Store. ,
Men's B.V.D'S will be sold for
frf T!z eye
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Opposite Danl J.
Frye Drug Store
Salem's Leading Army
Goods Store
Ladies' House Rubber Aprons,
special while they ylQ
last t5C
ILook for the Electric
Sign and Blue Front"
opposite Dan'I J. Fcye
Drug Store
Look for the Electric Sign and Blue Front
SALEM'S LEADING
ARMY GOODS STORE
279 Commercial street
just across the street
from Danl J. Frye
Drug Store
CARPENTERS' PARTY
PROVES BIG SUCCESS
DOV CAMKROX, IXTERXATIOV
Ah ORGANIZER,' SPEAKS
Meeting Arranged for Better Un
derstanding Between VnJoa
i i : and Xo-ViUon y i I
The ' Carpenters:: locfl gav a
fine! program j and entertainment
at the labor hall last night which
was attended hy; more than 150
persons. ; Both union and non-union
inen were present at the meet
ing, which ws called expressly
tor the purpose of securing a bet
ter understanding between the or
ganized and unorganized factions
of the city. From all appearance
the object of the meeting was a
success. ,.
The introductory remarks were
made by C. F. Loveland, former
president of the Salem Trades and
Iabor council. Music was fur
nished by the Moore's Music house
entertainers, bagpipes by Arthur
Hutcheon, a violin solo by James
Sovereign, who was " accompanied
at the piano by Miss Hazel Tierce;
a 'Bunch of Bunk" by "Baldy"
Elwell. and orchestra numbers
completed ,the program,
i The principal address of the
evening was made by Don Camer
on International organiser of the
carpenters.
- The meeting was decidedly a
success, and much credit is due to
the activity of George Beatty.
good-natured carpenter who di
rected the affair.' ; y
,: Refreshments were served to
the guests. ' , , '
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