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FRIDAY, MORNING, JUNE. 19; J925rTT?T:
ATOLLETTrDIES' '
K OF HEART ATTACK
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to comfort you ln this hour,
but i my. own experience tells me
that;nothIngm6rtal can do will
i : ItGHTIXG BOB' PIES '
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Senator Robert M. Ia Follette,
stormy petrel of American politics.
tuccumos ra pninriuai UNinnui ana
reneral breakdown. - - -H'
e oriTery mncn -nein to you. I
ft rust thatyou may, . as the years
Jgo by, find ' an increasing satis
iratftion in tbe lonsr list of honors
that were conferred upon Senator
La Follette by. his countrymen."
As soon as he heard of his col
league's death. Senator LearootQf
Wisconsin, one-time - follower of
Mr. La Follette but ' of ; late op
posed to him,' politically, called at
the tome to extend his sympathy
to? members bf the family, ' - -Another
'who offered. condbl
eiices was Senator "Wheeler, of
Montana, who as rlcepfesldentlal
candidate shared the Independent
ticket with ' Senator La Follette
last November. In a i statement
Senator Wheeler, declared: ...
' . ( i-.a roiietie aeaa win do even
Smbre powerful ' than La Follette
lining," and predicted that "the
fiktat for the" principles for which
he; has advocated these many years
wfll be carried on by the people
with the same indomitable cour
age which he hasf always man!
fesfed." fv- -.-
f From Secretary Kellogg came
the tribute that Mr.- La Follett
had "a long and,., distinguished.
career of public service .and "was
a 'man of great ability and extra
ordinary energy and force.'
Senator Borah of Idaho, whose
oclivity. for Independent voting
frequently put him in the same
fold with Mr.' La Follette, declared
the. latter had been devoted to the
public good, and in all his plans
and ambitions a patriot, declaring
tfiat "he--'boldly led, Senator
Borah added, '."human, suffering,
human misery, oppression, injus
tice, could at all times and under
al circumstances ! enlist the un
compromising support of this
gladiator." - : .
making -their- first' tour 4 iest- and
will no doubt be accorded! a most
beartjr reception, P." j ! p
May Evans will present for your
pleasure her offering of Whistling
and imitations, giving jhi-j clever
Impersonation of birds,, She - Is
unexcelled, in her line of tolmicry
and presents a .monologue? full of
wholesome 'comedy that- brings a
laugh in every line.- ; m ;
, Brosseau and Cravehsj have a
ery ; clever .novelty, ! "AfcMlyket."
Both these young folks have win
ning personalities which. p.hey do.
not fail to get over the footlights.
The, dialogue ;is ,rif?p; brstezy and
up-to-the- minute, -iltirisf-'an of
ferings that will ' entertain you
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AUCTION HOUSE Tfc OPEN
WOODRY OFFERS FREE LUXCH
AND DANCE THURSDAYS
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What is announced to he a new
thing in 4he way of auction houses
on, the Pacific coast 18 j the new
auction house of F. Ni Wcjodry has
established on the cornei of Sur
mer and. Norway. If will! be open
to the public Thursday when the.
urst puonc auction sale tpere will
be held. : ' U i; f
Every possible convenience for
the customers has-beeft provided
Boui mens' ..and.womns' ..; rest
rooms have been built,! is well as
facilities for lunches. J j Space has
been provided for stock, sa well as
iurnuure ana otner niercnanaise
Mr. Woodry, the propriet6r. has
announced that a free! lunch will
be served on the opening day,
with a dance at night j IThe. Ori
oles five-piece orchestral will furn
lsh the music. sj't J M-
Mr. Woodry has b?en ! In the
auction' business "in. Salfent for 'line
years, his first establishment be
ing across from the Marion hotel
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AMUNDSEN IS SAFE;
r ENTI B E' PARTY BACK
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mechanics. ! In their trip Iron Ad
vent Bay to' Kings Bay they func
tioned' perfectly and" were said to
be in the best of condition to start
at any " minute1 on - a long flight
over the ice regions to 'discover, if
possible, the -whereabouts of
Amundsen nd his party. -
When Amundsen flew away the
greatest - load in . the planes con
sisted t of gasoline, each machine
having aboard about 5900 pounds,
"this .Quantity was i considered by
Amundsen as sufficient for the ex
pedition to reach the pole and re
turn . to Spitzbergen, still have a
small supply in the tanks.
OSLO, Norway,-June; IS. The
Norwegian' government - has sent
the following message to . Roald
Amuidsen: -, . j. ;
i "The government sends you and
your ' brave -companions --hearty
greetings ana congratulations ou
our wonderful journey. Welcome
home." ,r . - -
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tion, sent the explorer this dis
patch: . ' , .. -- - - ' ! -
; , "Welcome. Great ' enthusiasm
over your brilliant journey.".
f ; NEW PROCESSOR , .
E A T T L E. Ten years ago
mining", companies " had " to send
ore1 valued at $10 a ton or more
to the mill to receive? a profit, but
new methods 'make it possible' to
mine and mill ores at a small frac
tion of tbe- former -eost Falson (.quantities," said 'Mr; Joslin.
Jos tin. aT Seattle mining operator;
has explained' the innovations. - -
"New milling methods permit
the working at" a profit of low
grade ores that " are to ; be found
ftbroughout certain sections of the
United States In almost unllmited
ing low grade ores that have not
been - regarded as worth.. develop
ment. ..... ,rr-- - "-
large gold mining 'company oper
ating near 'Juneau, Alaska, is tak
ing out and milling gold ore at a
net cost of-49 cents. "a ton, and ex
pects within a year- ie reduce the
cost of X40-cents.- This demon-1 CHICAGO, June 13. (Assoclat
Btrates the -practicaDnityof work- J ed! Press.) Marie Walker 20; a
DALVGES ARE OBTAINED ?
negress. was awarded $lt.)00 daci
ages in a civil action against Ar
mour & Co..:here today on the
guccessful contention of her coun
sel that she .-ha been deaf blind
and insane since Ueing struck two
years ago by a truclcewned by the
company. c
LONDON, June 18. (By Asso-.
riated Press.) A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegrapb from Copen-j
hagen gives a message receivea
fromOslo laying; that -when "the
first brief report that Amundsen
had returned was received in -the
Norwegian capital, the news was
posted in windows. Crowds gath
ered in " the 1 streets and " cheered
loudly. The' restaurants suspendT
ed their musical programs in or
der to' enable-' 'tfieif- bands to play
the national anthem, after which
the patrons cheered Amundsen.
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A16THER:- Fktchcr's Cas-
rti nntAnlll IP riftir
ibL bH rnuunaivi 10 riiit
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V? HIGH-POWERED HTT5IOR AND
V OOD DANCING OFFERED
j ' A selected gathering of sparkl
ing novelties, high-powered Jollity
and humor together, wIthr.manT
clever bits of song and dance iwill
be presented for your exclusive
pleasure at the'Bligh theater to
day and tomorrow. ... - .'.:
This extraordinary bill is head?
ed by "The Pan American Four'f
who are considered one of the best
quartettes In vaudeville. Their
harmony Is perfect, their comedy
natural an always sure to cause
much laughter. New songs are
sung in a rollicking, syncopated
style. It Is a positively sure-fire
number. .. "..'. X '
1 Eddte .Martyn is an absolutely
effortless dancer who presents a
novelty .entirely different from the
usual hacknled-'etep-danclng - ja
riety. Snappy costumes, 1 lively
dance Revolutions vstyle an.4f class
together witb perfect 'execution,
prove, him to be the beau-ideal of
terpslchore. ' - s.
ink . and. Jean i Downing pre
sent a playlet "Now You Know,"
12 minutes of clean wholesome
humorous entertainmentdepicting
tne rtriais ana inouiauons 01 iwo
I 5 sweethearts.5 Theseartists are
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toria is a pleasant, harrnilcss Sub
stitute, for Castor Oil, paregoric.
Teething' Df ops' and; $bthing Syfjips, especially 'prepared for
Infants in arms and' Cnildren all aes. ii
Te avoid imitations, always look for the signature of &i&tf&J&Al
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Proven 'dlrectiofis. on each
jriackafre. . Physicians everywhere recommend It-
For Better Health Use'
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;This Is a- natural food' for. Replenishing the .blood and the
natural means for correcting the . numerous ailments of f
, the stomach,; heart, kidneys and other organs of the body. j
Nq cooking required, as it comes to you in sanitary tin
' ' Cans ready for serving. Use as a cereal and many other
ways.
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COLONS W. ELKINS
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Remarkable Prifces! '
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Now comes, a most wonderful opportunity to secure a beautiful and
4 genuine Rembrandt f lamp at: a? tremendous saving. An extremely
fortunate purchase brings ydu hundreds of the new Rembrandt lairips,1
each and everyone representing a new design just recently created
r masterpieces that will brighten your home.
j Every conceivable color, and shape of t shades bronze and metal leaf
- bases are now on display: for this tremendous lamp sale. Glance over
r the, lamp designs shown' here. They "are" but a few of the many on4
' our 'floor Awaiting yourijselection. s Note" hw gracefully and artistic
: and perfect each design 3s. Then picture trre originals in your home
with soft, warm colors blended harmoniously into each hand-wrought
and hand-tailored shade. ' . . . : , , -
The very1 lamp li you want is here the very-design and color scheme
you've admired so much.; And right now during- this annual -selling,
: Salem's greatest lamp sal6, you will find just the lamp you want priced
lower by far than they have" ever been priced by any store anywhere.
See these" remarkable creations' !, There is a real surprise in" store for :
.you when you attend this' extraordinary sale tomorrow ,hBy all means
arrange to secure" one of. these lamp masterpieces, designs -that have r
been created by the country's foremost lamp, artists and designers.
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SHADES are neatly tailored of georgette creybe with -geritiine
silk fringe and gold Bullion Fringe in as
sorted shapes, -colors and designs. 1 A
STANDARDS are beautifully hand turned and carv
ed iir bronze and metal leaf finish with ornament
al iron weighted bottoms. Floor style 'with two
light, two pull chain fijetures; also silk pull cords.
, Bridge style with adjustable arms. :' ;
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