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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY Z 1025 "Tr
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Your Pocket
Our moderate prices never
j deplete a man's purse
:The man, who buys his outfitting, here will always have money in his pocket.
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We secure the best clothing, that we can buy clothing
j that is absolutely right i
f 469 ,STATE STREET
We want those intereied ia
motor cart to corns : to ,ottf
salesroom tonight and hear
Lee R. Bryant,. Willys-Over-land
factory representative
talk on Motors. Come at 8
o'clock. It will be worth
hile.
Learn more about your car
nVULIK j
Kc L
ed condition was first discovered
It was stated last night that the
entire water system in the build
ing was badly corroded and would
ha ye to be gone over.
"My Sweetie Tamed Me Down,"
Frank Cttrmit's latest record.
Hear It at Stiff's. J25
CITY NE
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Rising j Temperature '
Fair, rfclng temperature, gentle
viu-Uble wfauts.' " i
Max. 77; Min. - 55; . IUrer 1.4,
eMttiokary ; Rainfall, none Atmos
phere -part tJoiidy ; ' -Wind : soath-
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The Theaters Today !
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Oregon Richard Dlx in
"The Shock Punch' i
Gran tar cast In "It Is
the Law' ' - -
BUgh Richard .Talmadgo
in "American Manners.'!
hearing before the commission on
this subject. The commission
would not make public the amount
of money inrolired, but said the
case would establish a policy for
the commission of wide import-
The larxent fitt- f2
v Gongoleiin ln the city can be
our store. Hamilton's. J24
General White! RecoverinzwU
Brigadier General George A.
White, of the Oregon national
guard, has taken a. turn for the
better and is reported to be re
covering from his recent attack of
intestinal Influenza. He has been
confined, to his bed for more than
a weea. Unless he suffers a re
lapse, which Is not anticipated by
his physician, he is expected to be
back at bis office In another week.
Fisherman 4re "FlneU L k j .
Harry .wigeman and Gilbert
Whitney, both of Wobdbnrn, were
fined1 $25 elach and costs when
they were brought:' before Justice
sf the Peace I verton jjof J (Wood
burn to answer to charge of fish
ing without a license.' .The two
Were arrested WednesdaV bv Den
"a; ght them fishing in Mission
Slough, a few hundred yards from
Wheatland ferry. 1 I ',
Only Tliree. Daj-g Rental
To compete? in the congoleum
aarertisement contest; ! Hamil
ton's. r in J24
String Beans '
Three lbs. 25c, cantaloups 6
for 25c. strawberries, raspberries,
loganberries, blackberries fresh
dailyj Tomatoes 2 lbs. 25c. El
bert - canning ,i peaches ? ,$ 1.35,
radishes, green onions 6c, carrots,
beets, turnips 2 bunches I5c, cab
bage Jb. 4c. Salem Fruit Market,
J)bxae.926. . : J24
o.iq iVof. Visits- '
Professor W. A. Scullen of. the
Oregon Agricultural college,, was
a Salem visitor yesterday. While
in the city he conferredwfth.Mrs.
Wilson, secretary of the state fair
' board, , concermng a bee exhibit
to be held at tbe fair next fall by,
the college. He -also talked v to
Boy Scout officials while Intown.
He l .actlyely-interested in Boy
Scout work at Corvallis, -"-,
Mctrolas for , Much Less
From now pa Moore's Music
House. , J26
To Attend Con rent ion ' "
. Her. and Mrs.., H. Duncan
Chambers, of Salem, have left for
a motor, trip to Vancourer, B. C.,
and! except to attend the conren
tlon; of the . KjUghfa Templar In
thatj city, V . h',:.:., - j , t -
Election Tomorrdw
. The election of three supervis
ors for the Salem drainage district
will ) be held 'at j ihe 'Richmond
school at 2 o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon, .Every property owner In
the i district , should "be there to
vote, or send. his proxy. One lof
counts a tenth of a "vote, on the
acre basis. J. d. Merchen is chart
man of the organizing committee,
and he especially urges every one
entitled to a vote to be present
aad vote.
Sundar erenlnr ' r
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the Army hall.. Ensign Pitts has
FtS o v 1 1 I a .
" """"Oj t captain Allen
Pitts of Ashland, who will irH
here soon. Mr. Pits came here
vuineen montns ago from Los An
Ad Club Meets
'At' a. meeting of the Salem Ad
Club at the Spa yesterday it was
decided not to hold meetings dur
ing the month of August A large
number of the members were pres
ent and 'lire advertising topics
were discussed It was voted to
have membership cards printed, so
that those going -on vacations dur
ing the summer would, have the
cards : tp carry and ..to ' use when
they Visited other clubs. The next
meeting of the" club will be next
Thursday noon at the Spa this be
,nV:the ; last meeting until Sep.
tember 3. - . - .
Dr. W. L. Mercer, Osteopathic
' Physician, 404-5 U." S. Nat'l
Block Trial Opened
The triaot the State against
Harry- Block, '"Ind'icted by the
grand ju-ry . for1'' possession of a
still started) in the eircult court
yesterday at . 4:15 o'clock.. The
drawing of the jury was complet
ed before the court adjourned. The
trial will be resumed at 10 o'clock
this .ttorniBg.;-!-
GttiYonr Congolcnm
Advertisement" in 'before . 6
o'clock Saturday, July 2Sth. Ham
iiton's. , ' J24
'tlUCA WamW iba'rai-:
Donation . of automobiles or
" trucks to- take - a'' club of VWCA
girls to Taylor's grove at Mehama,
a distance, of 30 miles. Is being
. sought. . Anyone willing to take
some of the 7girU; Is , asked to
notify the YWCA or be at the
' YWCA headquarters at 2 or 6
o'clock. Saturday. ; v I v " "
A Rpitnlar;KruKkont - '
'My Hwectle Tamed Me DownM
tTank ; Curnfit's latest -- record.
Hear It at Stiff's.. ':' : . . J25
Protest Income Tax
The - L.. .B. Menefee Lumber
company, Portland, through j Its
- representatives,, has- appeared be
fore the public service commission
' 4n protest of the amount of In
come tax-demanded by the state
laxTommissloacr. This is tho first
Cntworm and Earwig Bait
rearcy Bros., 237 SUte St.. J24
Bonds iAre Received V
Two county school clerk's bonds
were received yesterday, , by the
county, school superintendent's of
fice. One was from Hubbard, for
13000, and was sent ln by P. Paul
sen, clerk.- The other was from
the Fox Valley district, anchwas
forwarded by Hadley llobson,
clerk. It was for $300- -; - "
Emergency , '
i Demands that T narrirnmmii
of my holdings In the Lotz-Lareen
Mining uo., at mty cents , per
share. Box 1493 care Statesman.
Woodry Bays Fnrnitare ; '
J Store at Summer and Norway
sjreets.phone 611.. - , J15tf
Farewell Is Planned
. Members of the Salvation Army
will - hold , a farewell r meeting for
Ensign and Mrs." William Sagert,
head of the, Army in Salem, on
WOODRY
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AYe Have- 1Vm i
..Th latest and best records by
o..7 ".Svnawu. see us first
s urn. co. . .. j25
Geta Srholarshiu -
v ora I na8 1 been - received by
rf c Chansr' Chinese student at
WillamettA tinir.Mii. '.v.. .
"'p7, i.ubi ne nas
been granted a - scholarship of
3220 atSnrinrfloM vumi
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In Springf lI. Mass!. Mr. Chang
will accent thm hniMi.i.
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Have You Heard 7
-Sometime?" u..m.i ''.'
. t - MMiuui new
waits hv a n aw . -
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fc u runswicfc record at Stiffs.
Rate Increase Halted
,v A PrP8Cd increase of rates for
the Amity Mutual Telephone com
pany, effective August 1, has been
suspended by! order of the pnblic
service commiuinn ...ji
ycuuiiE a
hear in sr. Th , T
. "v... mic uu oeen
protested by the-Amity Commer
cial club. r
Yon Telephone Us, 110
We'll deliver it. no matter how
small the Item. Capital Drug.
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Takes Spokane Offer -
Loyd Waltx. who graduated
from Willamette linir-rnit-r last
spring, has secured a position as j
director of the high school boys'
work at the Spokane YMCA. . Mr.
Watts will leave Salem Monday for
Salmon River where he will act
as cook for the state YMCA boys'
camp. From Salmon River he
will go to a summer school at Sea-
beck and thence to Spokane in
time to take over the work of his
new position there by the first of
September. -?.
wit Wheat Grower Tells Secret of Success 7 v Y
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The Oldest Advertisement ' .
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ui congoieum win get you a
congoleum rug 6x9 free: - Hamil
ton's, r. j24
The Largest Xnmber
Of full page congoleum adver.'
tisements brought to our store be-?
rore 6 o'clock Saturday, July" 25th.
gives yon your selection of 'any
9X12 congoleum rug in stock free.
Hamilton's. , J24
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PERSONALS
Dance Every J
uuBois
Gardens.
Friday
popular dances. Crystal
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Churchill Recovering-
J. A., Churchill, tat superin
tendent Of schnnla l. i
from his recent operation and was
able to visit his office for a few
minutes yesterday. . Mr. Churchill
will not be able to take np his
usual duties until early next week.
Loans Wanted ;
11800 and! $3000. Brand new
homes; 6 right now. Becke ft
Hendricks, U. S. Bk. Bldg. J24
Some Flax Short .-
County Horticultural Inspector
Van Trump reports that the crop
of hops in the Pratum and North
Howell districts is not as good as
It was thought to be by growers.
The flax Is shorf and extremely
light he states, some of the fields
that. were expected toiyield three
tons going only 1 tons to the
acre. Some of the fields are so
short that it impossible to pull
them and they, are being mowed
fortow. I
Dance at. Aurora
At Aurora dance hair Saturday
evening. July 2 5th Big hall, ex
cellent music, good floor. All Sa
lem and other people Invited.' Good
Place to enjoy your Saturday even
y y'-rMg v:;: j25
Coupe RcportcW Stolen J
Eugene police report the thert
of a Dodge coupe from that city
bearing the license 37-073; and
equipped with balloon tires all
around,vspare tire" on the rear,
with name on tire cover of Gus J
Neely. ' . - - .. 4
Vacation Days in a Studebaker
Light 6 touring. See a good
used one at the Certified Motor
Car Market on North Church St.
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Flood Causcf Unknown
The eause of the hood which a
few days ago-submerged the base
ment of the public library had not
been found last- night, although
several plumbers .have been work
ing ln that effort since the flood-
nZDUCEB SUMMER RATE3
J TO CALDTORSIA -
BY PIClOyiCK STAGES
San Francisco, one' way. f 150
Round Trip, C30.00
Lot Angeles, one way, C3TXJ
- Round Trip, tzojQQ
Ceclal Rates to Parties el
Eight or Mors -for
Information and" Reserva
tions phone IIJ, or eail at
H. G. Coates. of Portland was a
Salem visitor yesterday. ' .
John B. Cusect, of Albany, spent
yesterday in Salem. r ; --" .
D. W. Leclair, of Portland war
a business visitor In the city yes
terday. . Mr. Leclair is connected
with the O. E. Railway Co.
Thomas E. Swan, of Albanv was
a Salem visitor yesterday, "
W. C. Warner, of Portland, was
a Salem business (visitor yester-f
day. f Mr. ' Warner is connected
with the O. E. Railway Co. i;,J '
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Johnson leff
Salem Thursday for their home iri
Spokane. They hare been visiting
relatives In Salem for the past
week. ! j
. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vlcklnson
and family were Salem visitor
from Independence yesterday- '
Miss Mar jorie Kingsley, of
Amity; was a Salem visitor yesterj
day. ; ; . ' t
Mrs. Lee Bilyeu of Lebanon was
a Salem visitor yesterday.
The Misses Joy and Dott Locke
ot Boise are visiting in Salem.
. W. Yunker was among Salem
visitors yesterday. Mr. Ynnker's
home is In Surer.
. Mrs. ' Robert : Sandbon Was In
it 52- WeTer' 1r6e,t tedJvIdoal wheat grower In the country7 says that If summer tfflinr.
i dlver,lfetion w followed consistently by farmers, the wheat output of Kansas alone
- - V.VU ,vvU)UW vuncii mmmuj. ins neias, producinir from 70,000 lo 80 000
bushels g.year, lie ia Northwest Kansas. Oilof them is shown. . Inset 1. a nictnr f K.w '
the city yesterday.
in Independence : '
' S. A. Hoefer Of Woodburn Was
a Salem visitor yesterday. ' '
Mr. and Mrs Ray Fish -of
Aurora were Salem visitors 'yes-terday.
Her home is CTATC TRAIWINR .nHnflL
IS REPRESENTED AT OAC
TRAFFIC IS f I ED UP
KEATTLR CONGESTIONS IS DE
CLARED WOIIST IN HISTORY
SEATTLE, July 23. (By Asso
ciated Press). Illuminated decor
ations which line Seattle's down
town streets for the triennial con
clave of the Knights Templar
combined with a new system of
Illuminated automatic traffic con
trol, caused one of the worst traf
fic congestions in the city's .his
tory. Cluster lights have been trans
formed Into colored torches, and
lighted red crosses hang at close
Intervals. Motorcycle policemen
and reserves were called out to
keep automobiles-and pedestrians
on the move. . , . ' .
STRIKE IS THREATENED
OBITUARY
Rogers '
At her late home 1980 Waller
street, July 23rd, 1925, Tinnle
Gertrude; wife pf James W. Rogers,-aged
55 years. Survived by
her husband, tour children, James
Clifton, Franklin Glen, William
Arthur, and Fannie E. .Herrell.
Remains are In care of the Ter
williger Home and funeral an
nouncement will be given later.
--Y"- M'Langhlln
Joseph A. McLaughlin died at
a local hospital July tl. 1925, at
the age of 85 .years. Brother of
Mrs. Emma. Caldwell of Prosser,
Wash., Mrs. Louisa McCarty of
Portland, Geo..W. of Buena'yista.
Ore., W. N. of rottar nrn mA
Alfred M. . of Corvallis. He was
a member of the Cumberland
Presbyterian chnrrh irvinori
services will be held from the M.
E. church at Buena Vista, Sunday,
July 28, at 2:30 o'clock, under the
airecuon of Rlgdon & Son.
BRITISH TO.li; MIXERS MAY
..it GO' OUT OY JULY 31 -
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LONDON. July 23. CBy-Asso"-olated.
Press). tlreat Britain is
menaced with a general strike of
all the British coal miners on
Jaly. 31, the miners' executives
having decided this evening to in
struct the workers to quit work on
that .date; : Meantime, however,
the government is bending every
effort to bring about negotiations.
. W. C. Brldgmah. first lord of
the admiralty, having won his
battle ln behalf of the admiralty's
cruiser construction program, now
la In a' position to continue his
efforts as a mediator to avert the
strike. r
The strike decision of the min
ers federation is considered a
counter to the owners' refusal to
withdraw their notices of the ter
mination of the present agreement
governing work in coal mines,
which expires July 31, as a neces
sary preliminary to a "conference
td discuss a new government. The
actuality of a mining strike can
not, however, yet be regarded as
inevitable.
PEAR CROP SOLD
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REDDING. Cal., July 23. (By
Associated rressj.i-The entire
crop of pears in the Anderson val
ley, figured at 500 tons, were sold
today., the growers reported, the
Pepper company of Fresno buying
up the bulk of the crop at $70 a
ton. One plot of three acres
brought In 12500.:
Lt J'oruand Tanxs second citr on
coast in building, for Jufle, with
$4,772,020.
Funerals
Funeral ir4M. n- t ii n
Hein will be from the Terwilleger
home tOdav mt n n T j
C. Taylor officiating. Communal
aarvUa V aI-i
"v iiiBioa cemetery.
Woodry & Woodry'
Pays Cash' for Fnrnllure
Phone 75
: ? GABRIEL
3 r Powder and Supply Co. -
't v falats aa Tsxbusm
17S SMtk OMandtl nMS.TSS
LADD & BUSKj'Banlicro
CSs Essrs crea 1 a, xa. sa 0 p. cs
DISPLAY SIA1NTA1NED AT
DUSTIUAL SESSION
IN-
Oregon Enterprises Are Well-Ce-preented;
Also Some Front
' , CalifornU 1
Bergman, machine, shop instruc
tor, Salem; V. W. Craig, manual
training instructor in the boys
state training school. Salem; C. E.
Ifolzer, sheet .metal instructor.
Portland; F.' Zl. Goshongi"super4
Intendent of manual training,
Portland; Scbtt.Sidpson.feT'pri
tlce instructor .tor the Op
R. N. company, Portland"!;" B
Wllbert, manual .training Instruc
tor Corbott; J. T. Turner., critio
teacher Industrial arts. Corvallis;
Glenn A. Wolfe, industrial in
structor. Baker'; L.. A. Tolli, Lee
Stephenson, and C.'M. fiifc.dl
uorvauis; ana Ktcnard J. uirncrf
Hood River high school. . j
California Beads R. H. Jetnkins.
Humboldt state teachers training
college. Areata; -Nevada Joo - A
Reynolds, manual trainias ' In
strwftor. Wei hi; and Washington
Stephen J. Smith, shop .instructor.
In high school". Snobumfsh; and
W. D. Goble. manual traraing in-
strut-tor, Grandview.
Don't Forget the
Auction Sale
of
Furniture Today
At South Libert
at 1:30 p. ni. urp T
ins in rofiients ui a
roomed hooir.' ' '-' -
r. w. Kurs
Proprietor
WOODRY fc WOODRY1
The l?oplci Auctioneers'
Phone 73
P06 South Commercial,
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis 'The state train
ing school for boys is represented
at the Industrial conference here
for the industries of Oregon by W.
W. Craig. Instructor of mannual
training. The conference j was
called by A. R. Nichols, state su
pervisor of vocational education,
July 21 tO-31. I
. The conference is for men in In
dustry who have Instructor) re
sponsibilities. .The work taken up
will be of imp'ortanca.to men who
know thehvjrade aid who care to
know more effWeaimethods of
putting It acrosj ' to' Ov men.
The conference will take Sp J &ie
thods of instruction, methods' of
getting vut lesson plans, methods
of presentation, job analysis. and
other points of interest to Instruc
tors in industry. j
The conference is being 'con
duct by Charles R. Allen; editor
and consultant of the federal
board tor ' vocational education.
Mr. Allen cpmes direct from Fort
Collins, Col., where he has been
conducting research work ;con
cerning certain vocational . cours.
es Many Industries are Yepresenf
ed. Mr. Allen has had many
years of trade and school teach
ing so is especially Qualified 'for
conducting a . conference otj this
type. ; : - - j
Oregon industries are represent
ed by Elvin A. Hoy, i painting
trade instructor, Pendleton; E. E.
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Electric Cafe
.For
EATS
"Not busy heepr
they
never are
, About two years since two old ladies
were entering the store and I overheard
one make this remark. It amused me,
however,, the lady was right Different
now. Honorable treatment and right '
prices are having effect. .
Regular anU Special Grocery , Prices ;
1 1 lbs. New Potatoes.
1 dozen Lemons
2 lbs. Oregon Ripe Tomatoes.
1 bottle Blueing and 1 bottle Ammonia..
1 lb. of large Jumbo JeHy Bean Candy j
2 large cans Del Monte Sardines a
Calumet Corn or Gloss Starch ,
Kelloggs AH Bran,,. ; ; ;
, 1 lb. Carton Powdered Sugar.
'' Goblin Toilet Soap, regular 5c, buy all j ou want
at an extreme special, 3 for
...29c
15c
19i
.23c
-10g
0c
10c:
Dry Goods
AH our colored Indian Head, yard.
75c Figured Crepes, yard.
$1.45 Silk Mixtures, special at, yard.
$2.50 short handle Jap Parasols .
-.139c -..Sr"
-$1.65: '
3L1NY OTHER ITEMS UXADYERTISED XOW
. AT LOW PRICES
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Specials for
Saturday ;
AH 15c bread
Why not take home & nice,1 fresh,
hot loaf of honey and milk brcad-
rye, raisin or whole wheat! . )''
: Your choice for 12c. ifii
Genuine Danish '
BUTTER HORNS 7
. 3 for 10c 15
Bear Claws, Butter Horns,
Pineapple Snaib ' " ' '
' ANGEL' CAICES
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20c
south coinizrxiAi .cir.zT..
Large, white, fluffy cake3 Straw
. berry, .Vrintcrgreen' and .Vanilla
. . flavors'- "
r Quality Supremo ,
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