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Owinito Jateneis ofithVteaidnSve have iJecrtJeU to clei put j
6ur.enhre:Lne of I
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Generally cloudy" and unsettled ;!
wild temperature; "moderate west,
winds..; Max. 488i MIn. '52; Riter!
r1-?! lUjofalt'nonef; Atmosphere
.clear '.Tind nortlw . ''f'7T7
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The Theaters Today
;
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pregon '
Strongheart in
"White Fang,"
by . Jack
London.
GranO .Tom Mix and Tony
!in "The'Deadwobd 'Coack"
-.-. ... -. ,4.,,
Bligh .Wrllliam i Desmond
In "The Burning Trail.'
ana 5 acts .vatidevllle.
-4 sT
(Four Accidents Fatal . .. - J
j?;tFour bett28"acclaentse
i ported to 'the ttete industrial ac
cident commission , for ' the (week
f ending 'July 2 resulted in jfatatt
lues. ;.These, were ..Archie Comp4
f ton. mining.) Central Polnt; Jo
Con, mining. Bend; George L
Burnett,; brakeman, Wlstpert an
hIL E. Farrell," logger; JEstacada
! or the total number, '61S wer
subject to the provisions of th
; workmen's compensation act. 10
from firms and corporations thai
; have rejected: the ac'nd " three
I. from public utilities not subject td
. the provisions of the jactj'
Saddle Horxes : - V; .y
For hire.' C. L. ReedJ . Barn No
2, Fairgrounds. ; 310
: Reserved Seats
. For Chautauqua on sale 9 a. m.
Monday, July 6, at Patton's Book
store and Hartman'a Jewelry store!
no pnone orders. .ptT"" ' 5
t Gets Building Permit-. ?T -
- W. B. Hoicomb was given a iter
, mit; to erect a pne story store' and
dwellingjat 2020 North.-fianitnl:
I at an estimated cost of $500' f
. Pance' July 3 and 4
At stayton Community club
if. open - air pavllllon. Talmadge's
All-Stars - playing.
Join us and
Keep cool. ,
i ..T ' 'I ''" '!' " "' :
Class Will )Meet $Tl
J ( "The 'class for policemen
34
and
firemen in life, saving methods,
v held-weekiy at the YMCA will jaot
meet this week. The next meeting
wlir be Tuesday. The subject will
r be burns and scalds. ? "
Koom for Ttent
-tin, modern"-' hiorne, - three .; blocks
from state house. Ml coaveniea
ces. Gentleman preferred.;Please
gite references and address jAfi.,
'care. statesman. -r
' Parked Too Ixms - -VV. !: 1
.'--TI. F. Hanes.'and M. J. Lenhart,
jwere eacfh lined SI for overtime
. parking. i : ,. i ., . ,
'Dance July; 3 and 4 (" -
' 'la kth"e' eool'bpen air pavlillon at
Stayton. Rhythm by Talmadge's
All-Stars. , ; L.'- '' -P ;4 J4
Yakima Plant Busy
s I, " The Llbby fclarit at Yakima wJU
pufup about 1,000 tons 'of Royal
?Anne cherries this year, according
- to ia statement made Jjy John H,
, ;Race, formerly cannery 'dan for
'.the Oregon-Growers association
;rind" no'v manager of the ve6m-
5 tpany's plant Tat Yakhna,' .-who is-in."
wialem for' the turpose'bf ': :6vlag
ih!s fanily to the Washlr'rtcd citr-.
f Iie plant rpected io put up 1500
, tons rf Epinacb.,Mr; Race went on
? tj cay,- bstwa3 prevented -from
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n
YOURSOUTtERLY
4 89 STATE STREET
bo "i doing by vjieayj rains which
Bhotthecropyosejed' berore it
could beharvested. - About : 80 0
tons of spinach t was ' packed - before-'
the, heavy 'rains came, t Pears
hve sunk from $75-a: ton to'S65
a "ton because of 'the withdrawal of
buyers, states Mr." It'ace, i; : .
'ly? --''"' -,r . ' ' - . i
Women Wanted--;f, 1" , f
At; StarrvEmit : Products Co.)
Monday, July 6.
Sts: Phone 429:
1 i,.-r-i f i
Church and'Miil
Ohllng Initiated-. 3 "
The tlons club of Salem,' at its
luncheon ' yesterday was ' given a
treat wheir MerHlIjOhlliigV a in.f m
ber, was "iniUated into the sacred
order-of-DADS: "Mr.--Onling;--a
newly elected proud father,- went
through the "ritual of initiation
with remarkable" agility, in view
of; hi3 -so - recently acijtilrlngth'e
right lo wear; the sacred Insignia
'7 1 ; - ;
Dance July S.aiio! 4 . ; '.v"V 'i
'' Staytoa Cofmmunity club :tpen
air pavlllldn.'"" worideirf ul i place
to dance-i-delightfully vooV Tal
madge's All-Stats playing. j4
Swede Is ArrestcxU.- J
'An individual from 'Sweden was
arrested for drunkenness by of
ficer 5utIerT?'rf he mllhwould not
give any name. f . "i ;
Large" Family Home ,
. o 1UWU13 .lor ' tbv, excellent
condition, large corner north with
garden, frnit and .flowers. Rea
sonable terms and move tbdayl
Why rent?, ! Becke & I Hendricks!
U,
S. Bank hldg. , , . . r.-i-3t
laorary Closed Today .
" The city library will Tie closed
afT day' today In observance" of the1
Fonrth of July. The building will
he' open at its regular hours Sun-5
day.
Buy a Lot In Salem Now .
We have best lot buys ever han
d!e;d, "both north' and south, as low
as $300 or two for 1460, with ex
tra ; large size. ' trees. , yie w an d
ouuaing restrictions .you will like
9 10 down. $5 anonth'will buy tc
responsible people. Phone -us te
see. Becke & Hendricks. IT. R
uank oiug. i t i . J3tf
"
YMCA Is Closed
The YMCA will be closed all day
Saturday and Sunday.
Parked Overtime
C. R Gregg, of Salem, was fined
91 for'over time parking ;
Women Wanted
At siarr Frait Products Co
i.
Monday, July 6. Chflrch and MiU
Sts. PhOne 439. v
t !'!
Veterans Hold 3Ieetlnc
rVeTerans of Foreien
pleted a two-day meeting at island
Inn, about 11. miles from Lebanon,
late last night. The outing open
ea Tnursda nleht. Cni rri
Abram, Brigadier General George
A.', Whlte,v and dot. A. C. Baker
spoke at the meeting ... Thursday
night, Frank. Chitty, was. a dale,-
gate irom iaarloa postrrA'aumber
of the veteraas brought their fam
ilies with themcamping out over
Reserved Seats r i ;
Tor'Chautauaua on.iale 9 ar m
Monday. .July 6, at Patton's; Book
store and Hartmah's Jewelry store
wo pnone orders. v 15
t'nlon Meeting Postponed ,
w nat was to have been the
first ot a series, of union rclislous
meetings to be heldvthiafsummer
by the Joint denomiaations tif :the
city has been postponed from July
5 to July 12. it is hoped to se
cure Rev. p&n Poltig - for the
opening service. " r- -" .: -.
Lid Is Lifted - ..f "'.
r Mayor Glesy says shoot" and
the' baa placed "on Jthe hooting of
fireworks was lifted lat. .pig
'with r the' understanding that i no
fireworka would" be ised until To
day, r However tr10'jo,c'ok last
n'sht the streets and sidewalks in
front Of several ttores selling fire
works, were-literally covered witlk
E ww W AAA AAAU W VL M'Wlilt
"j-,
I
Ik
J- . " - ;.7"""u"f U(
uC , uuwc, ui -.eiuiQamr cracKerst
nd torpecfoes.'.' MayoGiesy writes I
06f7m'ktrt'' "Pf
Xmte;
. . ;
Shelley; SauribanlfTTI.
'Announces', the: opening :x
newnpff Ices'jptf theToVrlh floor lf '
the tlnited; States -Bank buildlngl
ItbmeT Ii uVfarized- ."
i
.The home . of - Mrs. Rutherford,
at" 34(1 'Worts' r'fc'nV.ki-,-:
by an, unidentifiedman -late-last
nigkt 5Mrs.vRutierford hn' wil
a&leepin . the .house t - the time
1. j. . . ... . j , .. - I
uara neman; prowling around
and upon. opening hef- bedroom
OTr nnnn 'l" i. ' I
doqr.t came; face to' face with hinu
She:lhreatened'.io:call thepollcei
ana. the: man left he house with-
outnaking anytlilng. Offlcerswere
anvtlilni rtfrteer.ri
ealled'-to-the'tcena.bHt-faileil-4i
find ariv trace hfithi hnrii,; U
Wanted a OOd Loan ? ' : " i
Qnao improved ranch valued at
9000. Socolofsky. 341 StAtel 15
.uuuiB r neuere oi Portland was
ana citea.to ap-
. -i aaeinart,; on
ruriwna wa arrested On Court
street between Church, and, Winter
turgea oi speeaing iast; night
vy uincer. awards. . ! '
vrunK la Arrested r- -1 I
Jack Taylor of Salem was; ar-
rested for rdrunkeness last nljchtl
oy. orricer Edwards;
Women 4 Wanted -' '
.At Starr Fruit ProducU Co. Monl
Phoae'439: "" " d
... r - wuu
Going' to . Camn---, v A",
Twenty-seyea boys have slgne
UP o ..go. td .the annuar YM
camp which will be held between
the aates JulyJ23' to "'August 6l
Salem'a nnnti.fi.tli. - ni
- r cai o v
Clinics Are'Slated '
Clinick wRl-ifee held In Parkers-
ville and Mill City on Wednesday
ana innrsaay of next week by the
Marion county child health dem
onstration staff. - Work was doae
this WeeTc at 'Jefferson. Fairfield
aad McLaughlia.? ;if oadays are
speat-la; Salem, i
Reserved Scats S ' . i
Fdr tJhauiauaua on bsIa t &' m
Monday;iuly 6. at Patton'a Boo
store And bartman's Jewelrretore.
No phone orders.
River. Man In Portland v A
F. W. Karr. head of itie Salpin
Navigation company. Is a. Pottlartfl
visitor today. It is '
that-he will order-service dls;6B-
tlnued on the Willamette rlyer
between Portland and Sa'lem dnr.
ing Jhe low water seasonalthough
no aeiinite Statement to that ef
fect' was made 1y him prior to his
departare. . ' ' -.
- - t.m vKtim
Picnic Ia Plannvir"
ne bunaay school of Jason Lee
church will hold a picnic today at
tne Rlckreall "groTe.;-A TI. feed
ana lots of fun is assured all who
attend;"- . "
Increase "Your Efficiency-- ; : '
s Youag people whoT wish to in
crease their; chances of securing
empioymeat shoald plaa to eatef
tne capital Business college on
aioaaay, July 6. New classes will
be formed at that time. Traly,
a busiaess educatioa pays. J4
FlaygTOttnda Are ClnoMl -i ' '-.
Both the Fourteenth street and
me uncolo school Tslaveromnda
will be closed today, c. A. Kells
announced Friday. La3t : year ah
criort was made to keep.the play
grounds open but so few children
Vcc ..yuWcc ryj
Pays C h fcr Fumll-re !
1921 Oakland Mxlao ha ni 1
than 4000 mites. Braytn front
tUiuti ayot ilf
U. ttrs . c4 cover, -also. 145,
. license, equipped lik tbis; this er
cost tbe lorn;r o-aner ever SiattO.
-All fOT-iS76.0 - vtt- wtH
gBar&nte. .
, ))
were In attendance that Jt wasi
tieemed advisable to close them enij
tlrely In-order to give 'those In
charge an oDDOrtunitT to spend the!
, wVekendl elaeVhere.5 1 Few 'chll-
dren were at the Dlaygrounds y
.u7 a , iuu..vp;,.iieiB
leaving for the weekerid outing
arid nmme;'v9rtmn V
svsv- , ,
, , iV
Salem limits : ahdT.In new Irrigation
district, close to car and schools
Becke-& Hendricks,-tJ. g.Bank
bldg. . . , : J3tt
t Motorcyclo ; Riders to ' XeVpprt
, a group or motorcycle rmers
Jathered at the( Harry .Scott cy'c.le
hop Friday 'evenlne before start-
iT-nir x" vV. -.i-r..-.- ;
to spend .the Fourth. . H
v .
irttem' li.u'w-.j.!
Vick- "Brothers. -local WQlyj
J-Overlandnd Oakland
I
fe llMiseiQnerLot "CH P j
MoaeraV'priced $3 8 5 0 to move 1
" I J
Loads . of f rult,'tlowers and fiewi
Reckr Hendricks, U.rS.: Baak
bldg. ... ,-.'!--
LT - ' eiorieu--.f t
r : -Reports of- 11- births w
rl -
were, re
ported to - the ity health . officer
VkUfirillV A --t .' V . T v. a
K" - . ', w.nu
'f. lO Wf. EDQ JUrS. JOn H. . U.
and."nm?de'?8Se Jane; - a .boy.
v?am.ed,:1c.k ,-RandrDn' j b),": ?
"'-; "u ivr"";i''
tZ&ZX ' " J?x' rt?. n J Biy 3
M1? 'P? Tn on
iU Mrl inT M' A MeJeana
inamea.Robert Wesley; a,boy, horn
on ;June iT;to Mr. and MrsJ Vert
noa-E. RIggs and named Vernon
Everett: a rirl. born nn In n --il
to Mr. andMrs: Ray ; Fuller Hen-
ton and named Betty Jean; a, boy,
Ihnv? Imrn'iitno 9R r- k.if
liam Earl; a girl, named jCwep,
doiyn May. born to -Mr aad-Mr.
or
I Harry J. Pearson on Jnn a2 'ta. m: Rev. H. D rhamhom n
boy, born June 29 to Mr. and, Mrs.
Robert Parkes and named Patrick
Ernest; a girl, named Donna Dell,
oorn,June.29 to Mr., and Mrs.
Darrell C. Washburn: a rirl, hnm
June 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Louise
Frohmader and named Mildred
! Jean.
i -
i !
V WWWU SMI IjOSBSS ,
The largest attendance pf the
wnnnttv;
;J
Fuirniturd
Phone 511"
;LADD &aUSH, Banliera
":' Gcnt:iral; nanldiJ2 Busxsei
- - .:? it : ii.
gtlco JIosws froml av, so. to p, as.
'HS ' .UlnrefSraominational)1 1 ' '
iDAILY AT v45M. j i-
Everett
. M.,.;Mpij.i,';-
Salvatica
i
i: Seventy-five thousand
me fortiana series. - llundredsnsaved and healed. -
t.
v :Two. big tents ; were! required to accommodate Im
mense crowds 'at Ccnti-alia, . Washington,;' campaign,
public Crranimotrsly voted 'a return campaign.' '
. ; Largest auditorium.' in
jquate to house revival throngs. , Scores turned, away in
Jxi.ty. .Hi very' churcli' cooperating. , .. , r . . - ...
htfif4'1"'?! P?'
t night for the Friday prdgranj
last night for the Friday prdgra
of theCherrian band' o nosnt
f .h- -fc'ir:r lil r.f
in tnelr cars, bat carried : roba
and : chairs Into - the park. No ' j
iJarklffg space ar6qnd
the "block
was available after o'clock.
Quota 1 Ileached--
Oregon will easily attain Its
.
tant ueneral Georee A. White.
General White slktes that Port
land enlistments alone will nearly
exceed We desired ft)ota, Xnd with
a, large . number , of. enlistments
coming In from 'all oTer the staffi
the Jinmbr ehnnlif in' .'.
CM,Vof ; that aOBgnt, Salem ,
not nave any demonstration today
OQt win rely upon enrollments
,ar?n "atetnal and. rifle . or-
ganlzations to reach, its quota. ,
Are aj
?' A tntal ,Oft let.... .
L, " VT; ; V ,e
?7?r to 64te -.tre.wrer during
me monm or June by G. G. Brown
nihtu fnTntat wovo. . -
scnoot fund principal, income
sources. $59,882.06 ; Apperson
tuna jnterest. '1225: - nniversitr
fund principal, payments on loan.
,oo;. agricultural college fund In
terest; $553.-88 university fund
Crangle
Mrs. Harriet Hocksey CrangW,
S5 years of aee. died at T.tiwnln
Polk county, July 3. Motherrof
Robert Crangle, Salem r - Charles
Crangje
affealU
and Mrs. Allr. mnn
- - . . ' I
route 1: Mrs. Belle Wa-
mortdarv.; i Interment will-hi: all
i r w - - 7 - . . .
Zena
Maybe
a 4 . . . . . .i
J'? h fu5 ft
730 South" Nineteenth street, July
jane Mayoee. -age - 92 -years.
seven months and nine days.. She
is survived by .three children, John
MaTbea 6t t)nalaslra ' Waah ."'Krrs
In ... 1.
u. M.- vvooa worm ana Mrs Dasy
1 Co Inn, TK 1 III
befheldIonday at 3 p. m. from
the Terwllligef funerkt hbme. C6n-
. UUCItl' SCIV ICCX 'Will
ciiramg--jervices" wni:ie :held at
City View-cemetery. . ; -
Robertson
Miss Katherine , T.
Robertson J
died at 1895 South Church street
I July 3.' at the' are 39
Survived by her mother, Jessie,
I brothers. George H. pf Vancouver,,
Inn, of.tcr Mmwiiii.- a irii,
Will he ; held, at the v. Episcopal
hurch on Monday,-Jnly-i-at -10
have charge of services. Inter-
meat in City. View cemetery. Webb
funeral narlors In harre f nr.
I ransements.
Electric Cafe
For.
EA-TS
:
..iv, '
- .'re o
South Commercial Street
;-:vV Salem ' ' ' -.":-'. '"'-
"T - Divine Healinsf
head, the Evangelist '.during''
Auburn, Washington; inade-
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1025
'Inter eU. $Sd'4ruri efeJfu loan
funS.'1 prlaelpal? ; 1745.75; Vural
eredlta reaefe; fund Interest, fl?
774.50; A. R, Burbank trnst fund
school' fuad laterest, I34.S0T.21
Total. SSM.SS.,-
Will do to BolSfN - i
: tAltin WrRopkstbol, for the last
three . years .connected ; w)th the
advertising- J department of The
Statesman, will leave Monday for
treatments at the war Teterana'
hospitals Mrs.1 Rookslool 'will re
main-In Salem.
Get Vancouver licenses-
Marriage llcensea "have, been Is
sued In Vancouver, Wash., to De-
voe Ewing, 29, Portland, and Min
nie' Clark, 30, Salem, and to Elmer
C. Johnson,: 27 and" 'Anha'M:.
Munike, 27, fcOth ot Qervals. v
PERSONALS
1
' a ' ? :-nwy ...re
spending , the. week-end, at Agate
Beach. . ' i
Dorothy Ellis, employee ot the
Pa bile Service Commission. : lett
Salem last night for Minnesota'
where'she will spend her vacation
Leo 'N. Childs' and family have
been spending'the week at New
port. . , r--.. ., . : -
Donald J. Frfzzell and Lawrencel
Schnelley, engineers for Nelson
brothers.' ieftr"by 'motor Friday foi!
Seattle. to ;spead the Foartb.
Miss Inga OffT. who left Salem
lwo years ag0 to islt relatives Irt
hso.r-way' wUl return to this city
tne first ot the week.. ' '
I w-k a w . t. i ... - - I
A.;.oage reiUTaed yesterday
- . Albert '.Mqp'r ofSilvertona4
I a . O a la m ..J. j
yesterday,
t AK B. .CrJtes ot Dallas visited in
the city yesterday. ... . f
A XT Vn.l TA 11 . - t
-i. ui Ianas was in a
lem on? busiaess yesterday. I
Claire .Tucker, a forme resi
dent. of Salem and now connected
with.tb.e- Woolworth store at Sa4
Francisco,' was ;a guest.v of " the
Lions club at its .weekly luncheo4
yesterday 1 " '. '.: "i
1 James V.f Butler- left today for
Seattle and Tacoma 'to .spend thsj
week-end.
L. E. Westley was ia the city
RJiDUjCElt " StJlMER RATES
'i' ' TO GALTFOICNIA ' - ' -.'
BY PICKWICK STAGES
Saa Francisco, one way, 1CL50
. -.Round Trip, '$30.00 -Loa
Angeles, '6e 'way,' $27.33
? . ' Roond Trip, $500
.'Special Hates to Parties of
j Eight or. More , ;- j
For Iaformatlin vaad ReserTa
tloaa" phone 6 9 SI or call at.
CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL
- Salem, Oregon
T
4rAnDit7i'
" Powder, and Srlpply Ca
Paiau uaf Tanisbes. ) -!
175 8mta Caamsrelal Fos 72S
f them Clean. Ctearaod Healthy
4 Write for Fre'Eyt Core
UCDBZ.04i.Sc.CUM Q
' ' i issssBsasigiisasrtsss
ripi. i t . i I, i ,
I. i n ii iii .mmmmimSKm
ii
-Weaxty-Jn., Etockfover J15,1?J t!s.rtdtei.to ri?ct,eny T r '
transaetlons. . We xna have Jut the tcna'cd era I. icr'U u
C.Eatlnff as.compared to x$1o crdcr'fcrik -4 .? J ' m
Scrte of the forms i
aent of Mortgage, t Mortgage forms, Quit ClzizrDzzlz; -Abctracts fem,
BQ of Sale, Building Contract, -Prcaisscry Nctcs, t .r t-"nr-.t.Icl:2,
.General Lease, Power cf Attorney ' Fruixe Bic!ii iui': i. , - . re
ceipts, .Etc These'f arras are carefully preparcdTcrtTi ccurt3 rind rrlr-'i
cse. Price cn fom3'rang'cs &'6si'lcct3'to-'lGL. 'tIvCc- 'iI ii .j"
coc3 frcn 25 to 50
joa jprfv-ate TasTneaayesterday." irr.
I Westley U a resident ot .'Brook-
mfta.
Miss A.". Ryan of Sclo "vas a tU-
itor in Salem yesterday. . i"
C4PER1ES ,ELE.RATJNG
NO MORE FRUIT BEIXG RE.
CHV1CD UNTIL 'MONDAY '
The canneries ot Salem are to
. - - . . .
celebrate, the Fourth. They are
to be shut down till Monday morn-
' The Hunt cannery' received ber
ries till ;iate Jlast 'night, and op
erated, all night, till 7 o'clock this
morning, 'to clean up the fruit sup
plies on hand.' '
The other canneries did the
same;' received fruit " till ' late and
operated till they could clean up.
It- is likely that there will fee a
good deal ot berry picking torn or
row' afternoon, la order to have
the' fralt ready - to -bring to the
canneries early Monday morning.
TUITION FEES ARE LISTED
STXDEXTS OUTSIDE OF COUX-
V . A TY PAY,$90.66 K.C1I
Students in 'Salem high school
who lire oat of the eUy,, will pay
n n
A
: Tuesday, -uly 7, r10 p X "
'3V miles South tf Salem, 40 rods off the highway on. the
left hand side, close to the Grabenhorst fruit "ranch, ca
: 01a.Shenafet place 0 h H--f; r - - v
' ' Good Jersey inilk cow; heifer calf pig; mahogany dia
InsVfoom suited cost '$400 iroa' bed; JressingltaUe ttd
.chiffoniere to. match ; Axminster ru 9x12, nearly new;
horn chickens yoiing and
tbokiilg utensils:-'
This -
,G. jSatterlee,
Auctioneer ,
fc!
9WIA III'J ll.'H K l.H IJV. .1
U.S.,
FAT
Government -1
Inspected
i
Steusloff
I Corner Court and. Liberty , r;Jhon1523-
Capital City
.vMantif
Greiiery
m3
The best butter In Salm made from the best se-J
lectea cream always
pound and youfll have
into j-.i,'
For- Sale At
H . 1
9f ufrI jp...
5 -j?'Yt) ; .:?'
Contract of Sale, Road Notice,
cczls.
It-:
i'PZEI
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The Statesiimn iipulilislnng 2c: v
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90. CS each, tuition, &cca ih.z to
figures mad public 'at .tk' tlfice
of r th- -elty - superintendent - of
schools ' Friday. .This amount is
lorer than that paid last year and
more t ha n .that paid .for. the year
previous to that. , ,
There were 3S9 studfnts attend
ing school la.Saienx-'diuIng the past
school year 'from "districts mitslde
of Salem) Of these 30i were, from
h ar ion coun ty, 7 3 f ro m"Pol'k cou u -
ty. 3 from," Linn. 2 from lane otul
one each from Clackamas. ,Ta-
Biook and-Yamhili counties. ,
- t LOVE LKADJ4 TO D"E ATTI
. PORTLAND. Ore,w July SiMIss
Elsie Merel,-30. -shot and killed
herself at the home of her parent?,
Mr; and MrsrAlex Cornier.- Re'a
tives said that refusal ot aanan
with whom she was In love to di
vorce hi wife and marry, her, lei
to her act. .
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-ABOUT RAILROAD TUIT3
OREGON
ELECTH1C
bid ; Vome' oat hayj' dishes ard
must.' be ' sold
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