THE OREGON
STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1925
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WE ARE PREPARED TO OUTFIT
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THE STUDENTS IN SCHOOL WEAR
When you are looking for ;
JIES, SWEATERS. COLLEGE CORD. ETC.
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Look for
G. W; JOHNS
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CITY NEWS
Voman Seeks Divorce-
CO
REET
He has several Chrysler
built, good Maxwells at
very attractive prices.
See then: at
county fair at Canbr. A ood
bowing was made at tbe recent
Multnomah county fair at Gresb-
am. Edwards has been an annual
exhibitor at tbe Oregon state fair
and tbe International livestock ex
position in Portland for several
years.
fici:
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world! but what gets the reader's
interest worked up are tbe words
"given away." This is done ac
cording to Army custom, and it
happens qaite often in tbe organ!
ration. However, the public will
be let In on the whole thing next
Sunday night, at a special service
CUT PRICES ARE FLAYED
PORTLAND DRUGGIST SAYS 1
CENT SALES ARE UNFAIR
Wanted, Experience!
Marceller. Phone 2118.
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Joins Kraune Store
Glen Drager, a- student at tbe
Salem high school, has joined the
Al Krause clothing store as part-
time clerk. Drager will spend
mornings before school, the noon
hour and after school periods at
the store, as well as Saturdays.
Used Heater
At Stiff's used furniture Co.
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Governor on Move .
Governor Walter M. Pierce was
in Portland Tuesday (n connection
with the national convention o
ithe sovereign grand lodge, IOOF.
to be held in the local Army hall. I and was in Portland Monday to
"o vi iufs iua Lirr is kill! I wiviij citu iajcj
we are going to make a presenta
tion of two babies, instead of Just
one," said Captain Pitt, "but chief
interest : will center in the young
est, of course, for all love babies.
Just as most men love er well.
that sex which our baby in ques
tion represents" A later notice
of tbe event will be given.
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BRIEF
1 si Charging cruel aud
treatment, Beulah S.
filed suit for divorce
cult court here from
Lewis. They were
Condon,' Or., in June,
Lewis charges that her husband
hat.' beaten her and called her vile
names. She seeks the
two minor children.
inhuman
Lewis has
in the cir-
Charles A.
married in
919. 1 Mrs.
custody of
Fair- , I.. -r-s,
' Moderately warm with low
humidity. Tuesday Max. 84;
Win. 44; River -1.7 stationary;
Rainfall none; Atmosphere clear;
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The Theaters Today
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OregonJames Kirkwood,
. Norma Shearer, Ad olpbe ;
Menjou. Mae Bush; George
TawcetV Veri Reynolds
in "Broken Barriers," by -Meredith
Nicholson.
HeJIlg Vgn Ch.aney, Mae ;
Buh, Matt Mo'ofe, in "The
Unholy Three," by Tod
Browntef ;
BHuh Eva Novak 4 and
William Fairbanks in
"Tainted Money."
Dr. Gof frier, Oregon
Drugless methods,
free,
uilding
onsultation
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Fines Are Imposed
Alberts LithefflPrs fined $100.
given 10 days ir Jail, and his li
cense was ' rerefced for three
months Tuesday by Judge Poulsen
when he pleaded guilty to a charge
of driving while intoxicated. At
first Lithen pleaded not guilty.
but upon having difficulty in ob
taining a lawyer for his defense,
he changed his plea. A. V. Wile,
who pleaded guilty to the same
charge was given a fine of $100
and sentenced to 10 days in Jail.
the visitors.
Saturday was spent in Pendleton
at the roundup. w"hUe today the
governor will be in Hillsboro.
Plans have been completed to hare
him speak from KGW, Oregonian
radio station, Friday night-
MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Sept. 2. F.
II. Peterson of Portland, Or., pres
ident of the National Association
of Retail Druggists, today scored
the "cut rate" policy of merchan
dising as "plain bunk," harmful to
the drug business, and likened to
tactics of the "cut raters" to a
blow below the belt, in an address
before the annual convention of
the organization here.
Mr. Peterson Tilled the one-cent
sale a "commercial monstrosity"
because, he said, it creates an un
fair and harmful impression in the
public mind relative to a pharma
cists' profit. If the sales were
logical twice a year, why not 52
times a year, be asked.
Mr. Peterson said the past year
had been marked by a "national
orgy" of price-cutting, "unpreced
ented in bitterness and foolhardi-
ness." and declared the purpose
of the cut-rater was to sell enough
other goods at a profit to reim
bnrse him for his loss on "bait
merchandise.
occurred at the McCredle logging
camp when' Ernest Blackburn, an
employe. of, the mill and son of the
foreman, ahot himself through the
heart. Tn both cases the rifles
were supposed to be empty.
CATTCRED PLANE SOLD
SEATTLE. Sept. 22. (By As
sociated Press.) A hydro-airplane
captured on Lake Washington
here June IT, laden with, liquor
was sold 'at public auction today
to G. J. Smith, Seattle commer
cial aviator for $2500 by United
States Marshal Bean. It was own
ed by Carl Lyle Swisler, sought as
a fugitive from justice. The plane
waa the first seized in Seattle
smuggling liquor Into the United
State from Canada. . '
Woodry A Sot
Buy furniture. Store,
Commercial. Phone 75.
For Sale1, Tomatoes
And Rhubarb. Bring contain
ers. 14 mile east of Aumsville
Mrs. Mix. s22tf
271 N.
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Farmer Takes Own
i Henry Hatcher, 67. a ' retired
farmer livingjiear Hubbard, com
m It ted suicide early Monday morn
Ing by slashing his -throat with a
razor. Ill health is believed to
hare been the cause. He is rur
vived by his widow and a nephev.
About a year ago Mr. Matcher fell
from a barn and received injuries
from which he had riot fully re
covered. This is said to have af
fected his mind.
Last Chance -':
Gibson Girls, Crystal Gardens,
Wednesday. s23
Arrives for Funeral-
Clyde W- 1 Henry of Los An
geles. California will arrive this
morning to attend the funeral' of
his mother,. Mrs. Nancy E. Henry,
who passed a way , on September
21st. Mr. Henry is a member of
the city health department of Los
Angeles and will probably remain
in Oregen only a few days. He Is
the brother of Worth Henry and
Wayne Henry"of Polk county.
Silverton Couple Wed
A marriage license has been
issued In Vancouver, Wash., to
John E. Anderson, 23. and Wanda
E. Bowen. both of Silverton.
The Housewife Who Wants-
Quality meats at reasonable
prices and courteous treatment
should try the Independent Meat
Market, 147 S. High. s23
PERSONALS
Bundles for Rummage Sale-
Called for. Tel. 1S25 or 1204.
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Rainy Weather Is Herfc-
Umbrellas at C. J
can satlsfy,your blanket needs. a23
Breiers.We
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&alem Lodge No. 4, AF & AM
Will present the
"Traveling Trowel"
to Lyons lodge No.
29. at Indeiendence
Wed. evening, Sept.
v ..23rd, at 8 p. m. AH
members requested to attend.
Visitors welcome. H. W. Pierson,
W.M. ,r : - - - ; .
Divorce Is Obtained f
: Irvln B. Williamson was granted
a divorce in j Circuit -Judge WH.
McMaban's ifourt yesterday from
Nellie Maude Williamson. They
were married in North Dakota" in
l909.Mrs. Williamson defaulted
. the cae. . "-''. A.- Ir' -:
Undergoes Operatloi
Theodore Chit ty, 12, underwent
an operation at a ideal hospital
yesterday during which four pieces
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UL iaas vancu v u. 141a o .
and his tonsils and adenoids re-1
moved. Theodore recently fell
through a skylight into a 'barber
shop. All the glass was not re
moved from his leg it that time.
Special Fare
Special fare of $1.50 round trip
from Portland October 1 and 3 for
those who wish to attend the state
fair was announced by the Oregon
Electric company. Other points in
tbe Willamette valley will be
given special fares of round terp
tickets for one way fare on those
days in order to encourage a larg
er attendance on Portland day
and Willamette day at the fair.
Popular Duets
By your favorite artists on Red
Seal records, 35c and 55c, at Stiffs
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' School -supplies save money. s2
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing, Giese-Powers
Furniture Company. s20tl
Assembly Held
J. C. Nelson, principal of the
Salem high school, explained to
the students the reasons for doing
away with secret and eeml-eecret
societies at the first assembly of
this year. The school schedule
was run;, through in 20 minute
periods.
J. Smith of Aumsville was in Sa
lem yesterday nresehtinr some
road matters to the county court.
M. F. Hunt of Pendleton is vis
iting here for a few days at the
home of his father, J. T. Hunt
Marion county judge.
ROYS WORK AUSTRALIA
Experienced Wait
Wanted at The Spa
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Bundles for Rummage Sale .
Called for. Tel. 182.5 or 120 4T
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PRINCE RUPERT. B. C, Sept.
22 (By the Associated Press.)
Three Boys. Felix Batt. Clarence
Insulattor and Norman Klnslor
all of this city, reported today that
they picked up station 2WJ at Srd
ney, Australia. The distance be
tween here and Australia Is esti
mated at 8,000 miles.
TWO MEN GUN VICTIMS
Artist I'm going to paint your
cottage-teenorrow.
Old Farmer That'i flne, sir.
Ill fetch you a couple of longs ladders-
Boys' Life.
Money may not bring happiness.
but does give you a wider cho'ca
as to what you will worr? about.
F. N. WOODRY
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In Home and Hack cn
the Job Affsin
AUCTION
Wednesday Nile.
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7 pjn. m
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at his slore
Summer and Norway
Everybody welcome
Res. 1610 N. Summer St.
Phone 511
Established Since 191C
Buy a Want Ad It' Pays Bi;
CORVALLIS, Or.. Sept. 22.
Two men were killed yesterday
while cleaning rifles preparatory
to hunting trips, one in the south
and one in the west part of Ben
ton county. Austin M7 Taylor,
mill owner at .Wren, , waa one of
the victims. Tbe. ..other accident
f.n; WOODRY
Pays Cash For Fnrmltare
Res. and Store 10IO North
Summer
Phone 511
if. iy o o in r y-
SALEM'S LEADING
A UGTIONEER .
Residence and store 1610 N. Snzmoer Street
m Phono Sin
Established J 1916
Attention '
i High school and college men
Bishop's welcome you to their fall
exposition of fine cldthtng. s23
Experienced Waltressesr
Wanted at The Spa,
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Fairfield Crops Good frA ;
' According' to J. F. Manning of
Fairfield, who was in Salem yes
terday on road matters, crops in
that district are. turning out well.
The hops are practically all picked
and most of the yards had heavy
yields. Some- growers have al
ready sold their crops for 25 cents.
Mr. Manning said.
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Farewell Dance
: Gibson Girls," Crystal Gardens,
Wednesday. - 823
Car Rerovered v
The Maxwell touring car report
ed stolen Monday, from William
Jefferson of this city, was? recov
ered Tuesday by Officers Edwards
and Davis; about three mile north
on the River road.
i Dredgee Are Near
I It is estimated that the two
dredges, Mathloma and Monticello,
which are clearing the channel of
the Willamette river; will be to
gether by the end of the week as
they, are at the present time only
two (miles apart. The Mathloma
wilt then be brought to saiem ior
more' work. ' .
Mitchells Leave City
Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Mitchell,
illustrious visitors at the Salem
Auto park, htze left the camp.
according to report received from
the park.; The two filed a claim
for: damages amounting to
$564.90, alleged, to have been
done when coffee was spilt on Mr.
Mitchell, due to a defective table.
Mr,' Mitchell was burned by the
hot, coffee. Their . claim will be
considered, even though they have
departed. Homer Smith, chairman
of ; the park board announced
Tuesday, ' under the assumption
that the Mitchells may return. The
park board expects to determine
whether the table was defective or
not . , "3 ;
Mt. Angel Firm Fil
' The Double Star Manufacturing
company,! with headquarters in
Mt. Angel and capital stock of
$20,000, has been Incorporated by
David B. Carr, V. A. Johnson and
T. B. Handley. The Pierce-Harri
son Motor company, with capital
stock, of $12,000 and headquarters
in Medford. has been incorporated
by C. H. Pierce. N. H. Harrison
and W. W. Allen. .
A Treat-
Gibson Girls, at Crystal Gardens.
Birth Is Reported! '
The birth of a daughter to oscar
Satern and wife or Silverton was
reported to the office of the city
health officer Tuesday. She has
been named Joan Adele. ;
Exclusive Distributlo
For W. W. Kimball pianos. A.
B. Chase, Davenport lc Tracy,
Bush & . Gerts. Moore's Music
House, 409-415 Court. s2Ctf
ThituRex
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Now o-alrCriM
FurnltnreiUpholstery - "
And repairing. Giese-Fowers
Furniture Osmpaj,- 20tf
Learee City , fj;", '
Ralph Emmoasafelyxonnected
with the' Salem. -SUTesman as re
porter, Is leavingearly this morn
ing for Seattle, where he purposes
to assume the etudy of law at
Washington university.
Fire Department Called
The fire department was called
to 968 Saginaw by a roof fire
shortly before 11 o'clock Tuesday
morning. There was little dam
age to the' bunding. When the
department arrived two boys were
found on the roof with the small
blaze well under control.
Wanted
Clerks for one week during the
state fair. Lane Morley. s23
Unbridled, ifntamed. an
outcast of the herdsyet a J
master of all he surveyed.
Wild, ebony hued, a king
of wild horses ! Yet his
heart hungered for a mate
to share his dominion of
the Wilds! Men called
him
BLACK CYCLONE
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Red Seal records, J5c, itStlff's.
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Woodry Buys Furnitu
Store at Summer! and Norway
streets. Phone 411. itf
Two -Licenses Issued
' U. G. Boyer, Marlon county
:clerk, issued two man iagi licens
es yesterday. They were applied
for by Edwin-, Thomas ponnelly4
farmer, and Beulah Roveia Clark,
both of Yakima, Wash. aidBoger
W. Klmberllng, bank clk, and
Opal Robertson, both of Kngene,
Songs For Carara
In each ear of the special train
that wiU carry the Salem repre
sentatives 1 to the Billy Sunday
meeting in. Portland BexV Friday
evening, there will he a song lead
er, it was announced Tuesday.
Plans for a buffet j car to serve
lunches on the way are being
developed. j
Vonr Old Piano , t
Taken as part payment on a
new victrola. 11. L- stiff Furni
ture Co,; s23
Baby Given Away"
Baby Given Away" is the way
an announcement reads on the Sal
vation Army's bulletin board at
241 State street. The baby is real
a fat, rollicking little' miss who
has lived only a month - in this
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Experienced Waitresses
Wanted at The Spa.
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TYPEWRITER Ca
1 Direct Factory Brancfa
510 Court Street Phone 262
,; Typewriters Rented. Sold,
i Repaired
Special rental rales to student
Pigeons Are Exhibited
Several crates of fancy pigeons
the property of Cecil Edwards,
president of the Associated Stu
dent body, at. the Salem high
school, .were taken to Albany yes
terday by his father, Arthur Ed
wards, and entered in the annual
Linn county fair. The birds will
also be shown at the Clackamas
II. F. WOODRY & SON
Aaettraam fcn4 TarnitBr XteaUn,
pay cut for Um4 Fnrattar. Stsra
171 Xoxta OesuMrcUl.
Office Phone 75 or Res
idence Phone 1843-W
A Loan of $1,0001
Can be retired, principal and in
terest, in 81 monthly payments -of
$16.60 each. See .Ralph H; Mc-
Curdy, office over
MiUer's store.
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PAINTING
ICALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
Por the right Jfeln4 of tnaterlali
and the very best worknan
Bhlj call na, j , ; ...
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Woodry '& Woodry
Pay Cash for FxanttUTm
REDUCED BUM3EH RATE3
TO CALIFORXIA
i BY PICKWICU STAGES
. tarn rrsaetsc. as'wsy. flUf
! Las Aaft. sae wr. txTI. I
bmuu tab. t60.oa.
f oedal XatM t FutlM sf
U& sr Hon -Tu
tDformaUoa aa4 Strrstiaas
, rks 8, r iU aS
CRYSTAL
POOL
BBSBHSlBaWBaB
Swimming Daily
I 1 to 10 PJ
Stop
That
Cough
By Using
Schaefer's ; Herbal
Cough Cure
Its the best and most
economical Cough
Remedy made -
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DRUG STORE
rhone 187 TeDow Front
135 North Commercial Street
- v' - Penalar Store
Dorm!
VICTOR
StsrvLnJ AJIingALchnt
A $10 bill and $10 a month
puts a Victor to work In
your office, speeding up
your figuring, guaranteeing,
its accuracy mnd saving
money by stopping costly
errors. Victor is a full-size,
- standard keyboard adding
machine of million dollar
capacity. Has one-stroke
total,' sub-total key and
triple visibility. Over
75,000 in use;, 1 '
, Phone Today
C.MLOCkwOOD
247 "N. Commercial
Phone 866
FREE TRIAL
Long Wearing Shoes
For Hard Going
Kiddies!
There's no denying the fact t!at
Jerry, Jimmy,. Johnny, and Billy de
mand extra wear out of their little
shoes. That's .why every pair of I Bus
ter Brown Shoes has extra wear built
right in them.
Extra comfortable, with extra good -looks
and extra long wearing. Priced '
extra low.
See the Fall Showing
Buster
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Bfowei
Stare :
Children's Shoes, Children's Hosiery, Economy
Department, Ladies Rest Room
SECOND FLOOR -
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Everybody Go!
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LADD & BUSH, Bankers
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Gcntrrd BnLinc: Uvzntzi -
' Cloa Users from. 10 arx. to 8 pa
Let's break all attendance records at the State Fair
this year. The work it accomplishes deserves the sup
port of everyone.
The United States National cordially invites visit) ',
crs to make their headquarters at this institution 'while
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mey are nere. t eel iree to use it as a meeting place
, for your friends or in whatever other way yon desire.
United States
National Bank
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