i V. f :?r !: ad J i i i vuiucit. irura ws reteieu yta-i was. reporiea. u jegia laciadea tooit ct Uicia fcioili Lre fcLeep. uii btitcuons Ly ilrs. Hubert games and swisimJnz. A line tine I clu .J v. if ) r iJ"fL... ......... w- .--.,-,- ;. : c T !...-.. . . , . TJ j v- iii :iv But PRICE ix aha to be " At Johnsons .you getperfect fcaxnnx. of. style; iabris ' and .workmanship: in. suits which a,r&. particularly -desirable owing to Our neckwear is of the ; latest palfemiTand un to .1 7 . V ' ( Ml ! IIS f'- f J.l..'i . ' - ' I H ku 192S Oford Cdi &ippd vl'Jt lS-ilT head. U ubbm ef acorle. i Tkn conp la capa,bi ( Mmfclna; mtacoct y y ua viikM t trmrel. Cm ks Jmat Cost wlth"prDt aqtiipaMBt MU-' ly 1800.00.. Our pric $575. ' mr -t t4i 't - !H3 T f?TlJg . clu to t-.iyl.. Mfs Harrr, Simpson, . Elrjcr ;aaiaeir cnantr aigai exercises i aiyerBi' Wilford VLandrraft:' An. bj-eyf-CrawIord and the 3IIsse Henry and' llale In addition to the hoats, Mx. and. Mrs. 'Ketchnjn. r on Ansast 15.' Veterans BLretinic Postponed' ' i 'Because of "the 'deatfbt " Mrs. Staiger w"ho'nas 'relatives in the order, 'the picnic ot. the Sons of Veterana auxiliary has been post poned from Thursday until the af ternoon' of Tuesday, August i'. It was annpunced . yesterdar. liocal 3Ien Win Honors I W.' C Wade "and Ifenry W. Thlelson ot Salem, are among, the i a( the citizens . training camp -who hare Qntlllied as C1ITC pistol shota first class and who are entitled to wear, the offi cial badge, according to word , re- Money Is Recover- '- i : RusseJi; C.r Klngw'aa awarded $140.32 and $25 attorney fees yes terday in the circuit, court when 'heY filed; suit' apllnst' S' and "II Sandschy fQr recotery. " T" ' " Danee Saturday jflt.e , S Stayton 'Comm unity' clnb open air pavilion. UA;' wonderful place! madge's Uli-SaH playing' , j30 Funeral Place Changed " ., i)ue"to he fact thatei)air are being; made on. the Congregational chuTch.Htiie' funeral services Vfbr thi' late Clara Hitchens ;. Staiger J wii ve UFlf Hum mo i.trinimsci funeral' home 'and not from' the church; as 'was 'pretlously an nounced. The" funeral T will be heWaV2 o'clocfc: "V 1 " ' P.'Hysler lit ' P.ilysler; Janitor at the McKln-1 eelved recently I ' ley. junior nirh acaool. is setio'as- IT. HI with pneumonia. Mr. Hys- Wltncsa DAll.,Qainc ler was absent from his work lastl. In order, to take in the Port week because of an' attack 'of I land-Seattlo coast league game In mumps , but returned only to be I Portland,' Leslie Springer, f. L. forced to give up again Thursday. Lainsen, Vick Barquist and 'Fris The penumonia has gained, a firm I Edwards spent Wednesday la foothold In one ltin 7 &Ai tr it n. I Portland.' . - ... term the other It mizht eaailr nmvnl fatal, physijcljins declare. ; Maytag People Picnic t 3I.G:- Ketchuni, "of the Maytag etore -washosVtOj his salesmen and, their wives . at Woodlawn park. ; The picnic' was In the iia'. Ura ot a ""pep", gathering, "wlA Obituary 15 MMl T7 m TT7 m ,F I- U i i r . I , 1 j ' --r ! t r Fair Warm in the Interior? gentle mod erate northerly wlndsr ''-r'r Max. 83: Mln. 5;-JtlTer atattonarv: Rainfall none; Atmos- C phere'. dear; windiest: ' ! fc . At TlieeaterT.oay ii ufi ii in 1 . - Patsy 5 ' Ruth Miller :: In. "Head Wlnd.? Grand Louise Fazenda, : Harfir Myera'" Florence -".Vldor;; Matt -Moorg.ThT: "Grounds for Divorce." ' Bll "Surging, Seas, i , a'nA.vlTeadtaia'NortB'r.j six leeti. taCL who ofJeredlfieTnew Bongs adopted by 'the recently- -or-j ganlzed club for : tall men. The club' was organized by1 a Rotarian shortly before thp conyentlpn for the, purpose of proniotinj'the1 in terests :oi tan men." i.neir Bongs were a plea' for 'conveniences1 to accommodate tall men," Hrtth the threat that tall men1 were at last but to dernind -theif rights."- t.i. i. . .- f - ' ' 'tv X ; ' ' -- i . ;- . . , i . :. Yon Telephone Ua, 119 iWall "fleilver lCo matter how -unall the Item'; CapltarDrig. Polled Hold TwoZ ; - j i Jack, Fly nn' and ' William Kelly who gave CPpco JCat as 'their hp me jre being held by local fcd- llce for Investigation. . Univ. Electric Range V Demonstration all ' this Halik & Eotf Electric. - week. pear ta ; Icodrt at"9 ocloto1!hlg mornlng. while the cases of the two California men' . was p'ostpooed to AugUstTlS at '2 p. m. " Hug on Vacatio , Superintendent "of Schools George : W.VHtig, accompanled'Vfy hls famuyr left' 'yesterday tori 'a iu-aav vacation at tneir summer home at Ocean Park. Svashlngtjxn'!' lioscs Watch " . ' X ""' ' Clhn"'Shaw of .555 Center, W ported 'io police yesterday "the loss of a Swiss watch which he dropped near the corner ot .Ferry and Lib erty.' The initials. "jQ-S,? are en graved on the, backi and, the works number la engxaTed on the inside, he reported. Univ. Electric Range 1 ! Demonstration- all - this Halik &;E0ff Electric- ' week. 'J30 Glover Fined G. R. TJlover was assessed a fine o $5 ' when he " appeared. Defoi- Police Judge Pouleen yesterday to Two Slltly Injured 7 iTwo persons received minor to juries, early Tuesday morning ayem and j'tumn answer a charge of spewing, ot jjanas couiaea ai ioe miersec tlon. of " 'Fourteentn , and 7-SUte. Marie BJundell, whose home Is on Route 5; receired ' at lip - cut v and bruise's and Mr MV -K-lti-adell was badly bruised. s?- - j1IM -i f . Mine Bobbins to Teacl t ' ' , ' ' Miss Danta Robbine, director of the ' municipal playgrohnds for children! at the Lincoln school, has accepted a teaching' position In the department of . physical education at Tillamook for the coming. year Miss Rabbins was a week-end yls ltor" al j TUUmbos; last Saturday ana suoaay. 1 AH the "KewesC'deas- v In talcums; and the old favorites If you' want;them. Talcum1 lime now, so : select ' at Capital Drug. 1 r 1 -i Woodry Bays Fnrnitnre Sthterat Summer. aadL Norway. atreetl.1 Phona 511: ' - f J15tf 130 AccMent Reported ' ' The" first acclSentitp occur; at thev boys; summer- camp of "the YMCA. at 'Nesltowln Vis reported, here yesterday. Enthusiastic spe tators' crowded. tpQ vnear ..t.-haV teis box at one of the baseball games'Vnd "one "of theboysre: celved ; minor injury when he was stryck.by,a,bat thrown. by a player dashing for first base l)r. MarshalL' Osteopathic Physician andj surgeon. Gun Club Meet .j 4 :v- Conslderatj6n""6T the new cluh groundf , wilt be.,- the , Important Item of basiness for the :- Salem Gun:.cluh which.'! tP;meet at;the; Chamber of Commerce, rooms Frl day.nlght at 8 : 50" oMockr, accord ing to Dr, G. E. Prlme,-president.? Th$, cluti'bullding haa heenjmoVedi. to the new." state penitentiary site and-tbertapoTtance "or consideT- . Ins future -plana' "requires the at tendance of eTery, member; Dr: Pritne 'declared yesteraay, In urg- ingalgytiajace 7. Kids Free-Matinee 2 . m Todaf, Blfgff fheater WllHam . Duncan. In VWolves of the Nortn,' . ft. 1 ,.-v ;.. .. i i Ai ' ' ' r . PhUllps Vacationins 1 : i. ; Sim,; ; Phliyns, manager of k the ; federal employment bureau: at the YMCA,' l spending- twcTweeks ot vaeaUen at"tf atdport'In" company with a partyof Portland friends He win . retum.ttp hla. post: here ! Augusts 10. , During his"1 absence wotk at the bureau Is' being. dl .. Tided-among other YMCA work era"" - - Tlirce Births' Reported . Birth reports to the city health officer yesterday, announced ,Tpm JYoshikaC 'born to- Mr." and Mrs. V.,toshikai;;of36ute: ft, Box Its, on July 13; Peggy .Luelle to Mr, and Mrs.' Walter" Trygstad' of 3 9 0 Iloyt on July 19; and Anna-Belle to Jrfr. ;and" Mrs. Bryan, jr.. Conley ot 2313 Laurel Avenue on July 23 . ' ' :' . ; . . t All Gowns GreaUv Reduced ' : oyeciai pricon.np-io-ine-min- ute gpwns so e gowns J 'The French Shpp4 Ma no'pmple, its: ! Hih.; JJ Salvation Army Leaders ArriT-- ; : 'tfa'pi. ad;.Mrs,VX)ien PtC fSal: vation Army workers, arrived m Saleni1 Tuesday tb " take ove the leadership : 1 pf Ihe work, 'of, the army in Salem and' Marron county. Capl."; tMtt" comes1' from 'Mdfcird Vhere he was located Jn h's' work for 'six months. He is. enthusiastic oVer the opportunities for service fn this district and is extremely well' pleased with' Salem as": a whole, A meeting, to welcome him and'which.'wlU, mark, "the begin ning of1 fils work, here will be, held week. Case Set fdr Hearihg ' The case in police court aealnst Ray Able, charged , with.' posses- siph of Jiqupr; has been, setfor hearing for Friday at 3 "p. m. Able has been held in the cltv iail since his arrest last Saturday night in lleii of baiL.":' r--oh --?. C i'niv; Electric Range-- IDemonstfatlofa all this Halik &. EofC Electric. i ' : : ii .. . ...... - Donations Lag ; h only $30 or, the $100 needed by J.he Associated Charities to meet imperative calls for help has thus far, "been 'secured, from' the appeal that was made'some ten days ago. Mrs. John A. Carson announced yesterday,' The money 1 is''badiy needed and actual"suttering Is to be 'the Inevitable 'result, is .' an al most , immediate response is not madel 1 she ".declared. "Giving of benefit entertainment or other, at fairi'wijich, yfll Ine fund's 'to meet the call', are "being requested . as well .as" . needed 'cash, donations at ouce.4 .... I XUta ron Breakfast j I 1 'i Oregon Is on the way ' - k -W ! On the way to becoming the greatest sheep state 1 In the union 1 ' ' !' ' tj. But, this can be accomplished only by Willamette valley farm ers keeping all the sheep' for large inctease,;esTeciairy with, th Cotswolds. .In afl lhe ways pos- rihjgrechUiiC.la. thisa cluhsj ought to - be' encouraged in this section, ;;., j,;'" 1 I : i'- .. - . - - w w ,a- : la. not Marlon county passing up many opportunities for greater development, by not ' having a county agent? ' Such an official could speed up club work here, and In this and other ways give Marion county longer leads in ad vantages - to our people - on the land. la many ways, in this field, Marlon county haa done very well; but. she should not stop short of the best In all ways. , It is the patriotic duty of the people of. the Salem district to do their part in making the' Unit ed States self sufficient in wool; as also in. Jluens. ' In" sugar. In starches and deitrines, and In many-other, ways that are possible l and will be profitable. which . they have room. make; a And this Gibralter Kdwards Mrs. Susan Edwards died July I wjll help to 28at the age. of 56years. She! prosperity. was tne wire of N. B. Edwards and! . "V S tne motner 01 ueorge W. Edwards 1 ' A bunch from the I Portland and Mrs. yinnle L Larsen, both of Chamber of Commerce made F a baiem, and Mrs. Mattie I. Norghreltour ot Washington county farms of Forest Grove. Funeral services! on Tnesd a v in ihnu h. nrl 1 1 V ITI Jt . , . 1 " m uciu luursuay muruing. ai i cess ol Grimm alfalfa in that LIFE GIVEN FOR CHILD TACOMA. July 29, The heroic efforts of Claude A. Twiss," resort proprietor at Five Mile lake, tp save a little girl, from drowning cost Twiss his life this afternoon at hla own" resort" . . ' . " ! The girl, Alice Debolt, 14, was rescued by Edgar !'Neal, 17, Se attle 'high school student, after Twiss sank tp his death before the eyes ot his nine-year-old son, Ray mond. Twiss' could not swim. ;T 0 1 j CI C jl o Fiiif ill -1 Ii c rcqilr or discrimiaatixi ' r. Cold Cream Face Powder. OOc Tanlhlng Cream 50e Face Powder CorriPact .;.a.C?. - (ali the'popalar tinU) - Cnticle Solvent 35c Eyebrow Pencils Lipsticks Manicure Set .. Rouge Odor Jonteel .Talcum . . Twin Vanity Compact. S5c SOc ,&Oc LSO Soap Sc PerryDxujj Store - ; 2&ffir"w Star 115 South. Comnierclal. Salem, Oregon ..,, ... . ip o'clock from the Rigdon mor tuary. Rev. Putnam . officiating: Interment in Cltr View cemetery. county. Five farmers; of that county started with Grimm alfalfa in 1921,' The number had grown to 36 in 1922, and tp. l20, ln 1924. wniie tnere are ,282 ..now, with fA r..t A ir an W f - w vuvui, ,evv vi ca Ul VVM9 Baa I .Lit, . frtiS f SMI ?lf Prhap. as good a sowing could be. made tor , Marion . and Polk At the Nye residence, 1500 Ferry a resident Of Jefferson, aee G7 years. ' She is the'siiter of Phillip Wagner, of Estacada; v A. P. and J.' A Wagner bf Tidewater: I. "?. Wagner, of Laurel; Ore.; Mrs; Es ther Neal. of Monmouth; Mrs. 1. E. Ward, of Waldport; rs. C. E. Bruce, of PortUnd, and Mrs. D. F. German, of Oregon City. An nouncement ot, funeral, will be made later by the 'Rigdon & Son 1 mortuary. " " ' t-" ' counties. It not tola wlU.be true soon, j Tpis is obboI thr great crops for sheep breeders here, i i V . -' Wanted, more boys' and girls' Funerals ! ' Hunt r The funeral of Harry Hunt will be held at the Webb" Funeral par lors Thursday, 80t,h' at .2:30 p.m. Rev. R.' L." Putnam will' have charge of services. ' Interment will be in the City View cemetery. Closing Out Mid-Season Hats J Including all , the latest and smart models, $3.50; $"5 and 7.85. Th French Ship, Masonic ".Tem- piea 115 High. , J30J Automobile Recovered , PoUca i authorities' Tat Cottage Grove early yesterday reported to local police .. the . recovery r of .,a Chevrolet" 'coupe stolen ; 'in Salem from' 6. "M. Hand." " r ' GUe Finishes Report ,:H. Gile was again the princi pal speaker, at yesterday's Tipou lunch et)'ri -of the--SaleM-" RoVajy club 'when he completed the re port .begun the- prertousweelt "on the interttaticrnat .tonvantlda of therctaT .held. in- ClereTatodlast mohth - Music was rpVnirfVifa "hy Barthyte Injured. - Mfx Barhyt of Routes T,: Box 43rrec-eived a bruised" leg -when a: car that fiewis driving struck a telephone kpole bn SkiuthCom taerciat'aC' "4z Z$ Wednesday inbrn--Ins; according toan; accldentf, re port, fUe.d' 'yfitti. , police yesterday', The.' cause ' of lhe"clash v was' hot KleiU-.,. . x i Time to C' Saimpn- Fine'fat.deepL eea troll , fish, at FlU'a Maxket, r 7.; j 2tf Six Permits Issued: i Six. permits ' totalling $ 49 00 were issued yesterday from: the of fice of Mark Poaisen; city re corder.. Those who received' them were J. H. Lauterman for 'the rei pair ' ot a" atore bunding at1 2 2 i Stateat a cost of 1 700; W. t Fftzpatrfck; repair Tot ' a home ai 1483" North Summer.' $"300: V: Bbat wright, - erectlPh of a one; tory dwelling .at. 1190 ' Rural Aye.. $500 f William Bone. retalf of a residence ht 1485 "North 'Six- teentn, $1000; WalterStaUer, re nilr of a residenca a.t 220 -North Speeders CdeV.-s--Ti J Three allegedapeeders were asr Vested yesterday and cited for, an? pearance before Police Judge Poulseitr They were XZ'l Lead better ahd J Thatcher:' bothbt LPs' Angeles ahd Carrol ' Riser of Route St 'TrafTicbfficef Edw'ards made the afrestst Klser. ia to atH Bicycle Found " - . - ' - a neavy service Dtcycle was br ought to police headquarters Tuesday night where "It ""now awaits the IdentlticaUon of its tird 0611819: and M11L We've Ciot Em, Agal : ; U ; Don't . Bring Lnlu; !Moon ixnt ana noses." "somt mn 'Just 4 Uttle'Drint't Brunswick record at, stiff 'g.r v- f jz - .-- Divorce I. KoUffhYb. . 4 r f . " . j 'Irvii B.rWilHamson has filed suit for divorce from Nellie Mande Y 11 nam son, declaring that she has deserted him. TbeyV were, mar ried in " Nebraska" in' November 1509. f Williamson states that) his wifel abandoned ! him : In Anril. 122. 7-: c-:7 license Issned i Only one marriage license -was Issued by,."TJ G .Boyer. Marion county1 clerk, yesterdayl It was applied fbr""hy "Kussell E. Ells worth, of Sllverton, and Eilleen McDonald, of Marshf leld. n ; Harrisons Have Baby 'lA' ' .pouhd b'abywas born, to Mr and. Mrsl' J. , Er Harrison' of 14 70 l;North.u Seventeenth, at; the Salem hisjftaluVsday afternoon. One Case Rcmainsv ' " , f .Only ine. more case remains on the circuit court calendar for the July tetm of .court.. Xhls is i the sUte" t vs:1 James - C. O'Rlelly. charged 1 vr)tti, embezzlement of mpneyr.pm oil company for whjch h6 was working. The case will be" heard before Judge" L. H. Mc- Majsan, Judge Percy R, KeUf.has returned to Albany, after holding court here" during' th6 July' term. I y t'.'-jy ' ' " ' " '--- Appraisers .Named- . , W T. R.igdontT, G. Bpyer and A.uX Sj?arks: havpjbe.ea appointed appraisers of the estate of George P. Litchfield. Alma R. Schlndler has been named administratrix of I rTi'air5ra-r "if l" . . i ' Staiger : Funeral , services tor the late Clara Hitchens Stalaer will be from "the'TerwiUIger Home today at 2 p. m. Rey. Cl C Poling and Rev. C. E. Ward officiating. . Con cluding services' at IOOF" ceme tery. y ' " Will Be t ! : Here ' Soon' : '!, " h ' SUM3IER PRICES ARE FOR THOSE. , ' WHQ DO KOT AYAIT ' . ORDER NOW YOUR FAVORITE FUEL 1 i Burn with a clear even flame and hold the heat for 10 hours, mako no ashes, are very convenient to use being delivered right in your basement, there fore the cheapest fuel Special Summer Price This Month. ' ? - . . - - 1 ' '-" ,t T r . 1 1 mb. '. , . . . M . . . a ... , 10a 1 ourns wiin a snap, noias me neai xor a long ' time,' and has a minimum of ash. ' We . have the right kind tor your furnace, beater, or cookatove.' . Save by Ordering Xow. . - . , . First grade old fir, second growth and ash. "We are making dcliveriea from the cars, therefore nave your money, ' .;- -,-,, r Phone 1855 HILLMAN FUEL GO. 7T .1 ii 1. ijii . VeOB?.Y ... Jk.lJiit&J , LOOSE WHEELS ' ' ; Repaired at MIKE PANEICS ' STATION 273. South Commercial . Governor at Fair ! : Governor Pierce spent .Wednas- day lf'Gresham, attending the Multnomah county falr.' . . '-' i '"--v--'.r- TT Pierce, to Speak . ' M " " . Governor i Pierce is, to be the sneaker at the Friday noon" lunch eon of the Salem Lions club when! he wllrgTve tnTLddfess; on "Bryan. tils, riace in American J-are. ad Appreciation." Musical numbera bnihe' program, will Consist oT vo- 1 , t; J s FOR rjtTFORSIATIOlf , ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS Phone 727 OREGON jk ELECTRIC ; ; to cAiinroRxiA. 1 :BT PICKWKp STAGES East rra-ocisco, oeq way, f ic j t I U0-U14' 5ertn,-:C3yCO-:... I ') Loa Atiyies,. oe9 vv t:7X3 Round -Tjp, fa.C3 , Ceclal Rates to Part-ia lV- f . . Eight 'or.Hcr- 1 1 tor laforiaatlon ad Rtt . tiozu phone CI I, or t jXZ eOMiMG; . Sunday, August 2r 2:?0 ,an aiOq lm. Charles M. Whaley jof Detroit, Michigan, the world s y- g-reatest Psychic and Medium will answer sealed 'questions? Rev, Ira, Taylor, ; L. L, B. yi Portkrid", willTpeak on "'Sn'ntiiaKsm anil TVwo tf 1 the Wind" . r uooo. music - ! . Admiaslon 25c -Come and bring a friend V 1 I I Ii Jiectric.Cafe. Woodry z W obdrv Pays Cash for FursU'.. a 1 um r w w. W" 'Phone 75 i'i .GABRIEL".;;. Powder and. Supnly Co. N - ralats as TsraUlwe 175 IvatH CoKJaarcUl neae Til i 1 LAPP & BySKB-mkers: . jr-"-- - " f General EnMns Sur!t - OfSeria-Kri froa 19 ta, am. CLtv aa. a4l -':- , f I- .... - . , j . LtU B lLHlI LI . -r - . ---: i 1- i 1 I . . ... . : . . ' ,"v-' ' '.'1..' id Jili. J 1 Opens This Morning.; arid fph, ihre iayc 11 emm- o r i.- rv -3 rznr n 1 j J . Aiv oj)jrtunity j tp buy high grade . shoes ' at half their actual; worth. Do not miss it if you "will. need shoes, within a mpnt)i . 25 c I Rubber HqcIs Half I Price Every Wednesday 25c ! ! REPAIR I I 'DEPARTMENT ii Our shop is equipped wit.h all new machinery. We use nothing but .the, 'very - best ; , grade, of leather that money will buy.,5 J ' f ' Iii Mr. Jacobsonln charge of f! this department,' is an ei- faitJW pert In his line has spent 1 years In factories and repair c Tf r 4 - V THE PRICE .?nT CO.-7- : 1 : DO YOUR FEET HURT? Corns and calloases re moved without pain or sore ness. Ingrown nails removed and treated, - Pains in feet, weak-foot; flat' feet, foot strains and fallen arches ad- Justed. - Do not; suffer. k--uilois 1lVaive yo the best" that w -r science can produce ia eeicn- 62 'lM Lcj " tlic calropody Consult Tl-S ? DR. WILLfAJIS about your fectv but high srade work. . x l'A ZZtZCe&YolZUz.: X . r Hours to S::o PhcneCl i a group p picked men, all over 1 . J 1