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IL3HE. OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM" OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING; OCTOBER ,-"1925
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laaaad Daily Raeapi Monday by
Tsx rrjLTzmur ruaussnra coxzajti
Sl(foJVOeautere4al&s, galea. CreCe
R. J. HttMcki
Fred J. Tmzi . L Kaaarrag-4iior
MttttBBItk f
aare uanca.
. . . -. oit ento f
4 Telegraph, Editor ,
i- - boctety Edna
Vmnt ; I W. H. Hendareoe) Ctraalaaioa Maaeger
Ralph H JUataba Adartiiar Meteger
Ifeak Jaakaeai JtAnarw Job Dept.
JJ; A-RlMee ,, LaTMtoek Ed.Vos
W. O. Oriw . ?'i v enrwy Editor
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I t Bit. For Brcakfwt 1 1 TOUR FRAUD IS CHARGED
atmrR'r:' vm a anrrr a ftw num,
' The AssoH t4 Presa la aselnareer entitled to ha aae tar ewaimrtot t o jaw
Urpatchee ered.ed to it r m aUanriaa credited th'-a pa e&i re the Seel
' v !', : ;' ' BUSINESS C7PICX9
fjoen Tn, aso wereester Bidf., Portland, Ora,
Thomas r. Clark New Turk laa.taa vr at.
Daty Payaa. Share Bid. Baa Fraaeiaeo, Calif.; HI
8lt St.t Cknn Hinutttt Bkli.'.
Cfiaa BMc Le An1e. Calif.
Bvhlaeea Offia3 or BSI
Baeiaty ;
i t. .TEUFEONEB:
Obcalatlam Offlea M
Job Dapartiaaat.
Kwa lHjaataiaTirtM I girth control.
The best and bfggeBt '
and . the greatest . in attend
ance . ,
That- is the record, so far, of
the state fair; hoping : today and
tomorrow may keep It up. -What
do yon think is the big
gest thing at the state fair? Is Ul
the boys and girls club work?
The HHHH actiritles? 1
. h " m m m
The honey lady who lectures
about honey for health, at the
hooey building at the state- fair,
has a new Slogan: "Cat honey for
I
TWO MEX SAID TO H,E PRO
MOTED I5IAGIXAKY T1UP, -
SEATTLE, Oct. 1. (By AssocI
ated Press.) -Warrant were is
sued today for, the arrest of G.
B. .Spalding, treasurer,! and E, R.
Gould, manager of the World
Tour company, on ' charges of.
grand larceny. The men are
charged with promoting a round-
the-world tour at a charge of $5.-
000 per head on a Tisonary ship
that had hot been purchased or
chartered. : i '
RULIXa EFFECTS! WORK
tsurai at tta Feat OffSea tm Balaa. Oragay as aaaaad-elaaa u;v:y-0
i.i i
. , I-, k It
s
The honey building, by the way,
i one of the interesting places on
the fair grounds "It represents an
industry that may become one of
the most profitable of all here In
the Willamette ralleyi which ie
PERFECT ' PEACEt-Thou wilt keep him in perfect place; who'se ESSE
ximiu ia gvayeq on inee; oecause be trusteth la thee. Isafah 26: S.
SEATTLE, Oct. 1 (By The As
sociated Press) Judge Austin E.
Griffiths' ruling in superior court
last Tuesday prohibiting the ; city
from, selling electric current loot,
side the city limits may result in
work being stopped on the1 Lake
Youngs tunnel project, it was
learned here tonight!. The city
light department plant has been
furnishing current required in the
TIJE BIGGEST; THING At THE STATE FAIR
CRAB INVASION AT SUNSET
!
honey country in the world. What
ii needed , now, organization. In t" ,'
m i D-it .. tunnel operations,
m.w.swu u4 via wuuitc-o, nun iu
all yalley counties. And a genu
ine bee boom would be one of the
best things we could have '
vi
1 There are not enough payed
roads to the fair ground. Seven
What is the biggest thing at trie Orecron tatel fair? Is regla, Cuba. Land cntbs m
if. not. trio Knva snrl mrlo' .li,Knrn- TV, nv. There are not enoneh naved great numbers Invade this city
w w "" 'WJ W aMMa mh AJ VAUI TT UA V , . JL AlA C V C LKCll al LIlP I -r. T . T i , 1 . a.
f v vvvu vWW I u j a i M. - - j I avaw Avan f ri a n n a 1 a fraa aim 0 rkf
new DUliaing COnstructea especiaUy; lor the boys! and girls teenth street should ' be put crawling through the streets in the
engaged in this work,- during the week so far." 12QE boys arid Uirou8h 8nd DaTed- and a BOUth lower section of town in seairchjOt
n- --. - i : --4 -if : . .,.. 43'. , ".w-,t.., I gate, established.1 - lurana' mi whloh tn
vwcjr ciiiccin. mure wiau iu,uw poys ana gins in "--,p-"s "c? u""c v" sections have the aunearance of a
Oregon engaged in club work in it variousbraricies - gj Sire miS I? more 8 3TS hildle8 municipaiityr Athon-
In live stock. AO-ririilt.nrp.' nonlfrv- HnmAQtie aoion roads and walk should be caved, ties are unable to explain their
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iaai wouia neip a 101 in case oi prcuco. ,
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OREGON MAN SELECTED
art; under some fifteen branche as potato growing, corn rainy weather,
growing, vegetable gardening. grain growing, bee keeninc. - "a
axvin hTaAiT m..W U 1 The U. S. department of labor is
.... vwaV,.uv..auMu, on-t,, vwawjr, cw-. authority for th ftement that
iwo Doys ana two girls irom each county, having the J wages in this couatry are the
Jilc-ripctr srnroo ir fl,p? raruMtWa '00 if ftl! highest in history. The average
rr",iww"'r.-M"'MWw.w'v?"w'"'Jwvvw . . . . . "ihourly rate is-128 ner cent over
Come ia the State fair each year as guests of the fair board; the rate iu 191 nd 154.2 per manager tot-athletics for Stanford
really as- the guests of the state. There are 25 counties so
represented aihe state fair now. The canning and judging
teams are also guests of the state. ' ;
'rfiThe individual members of the clubs attending are charg-
STANFORD UNIVERSlTVi Cal
Oct. 1. (By .Associated Press).
Appointment of Alfred R. Masters
ofwPojrUand,Ore as, graduate
cent higher than the level in 1907.
eel V dollar ,a day f or their beds and meals.
r i These boys and girls who come as
ctate's. guests
DIRIGIBLE COMMANDER
IS SAID TO HAVE ERRED
i (Continued from pas 1)
was approved- today by President
Ray Lyman Wilbur: Confirmation
is : now; necesSatJr bythe bard of
trustees and it is expected that
that body wnt give'appfovai when
it meets next we&k. ; ...
r ! i
and other member of the snake
colony."! The female . tnake, not
bejag of ? the mammal; species,
f quid do little ; to ,- care for her
young after qlrth, so Miss Wiley
segregated them until they were
strong enough to protect them
selves from being crushed by the
large ones milling about, the cage.
.1; Small white mice, raised by the
museum, are the only food given
the young while the grown ser
pents are denied such luxuries as
a regular diet. . i f
uniQUMOSter,
MEAT CUTTEB B UNION NO. tSO
Kaat iaeoBd a ad - foartk Wa4nMdy.
Prasidant) W B. Italbun aereUry,
Robert Pada4- -;.--.,-.:'
CAPITAL. tTPiisAAPHICAL UNION NO.
310 Pmidant, O. T. Kvaaa; saeratary,
: M. D. Pilkaatomi MaaU aaeoad Batar
day, 8:00 p. m. :
til
CARPENTEB'a i UNION NO. 1065
IlMti Thura.- aBittfm. Arthar Tuck
er, president Wm. Pettit, aeereury.
Skilled mechaie raraiahed. Phoaa 179.
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v rt i i uuiiLi rifiLi.T.i s ure hhhi hii
mm a - - - . I ail icuuiLai - ucciu. aicut.cuau -
get inspiration suiiicient to iast7them throughout the year ciinton.H. Havui, who had pre- on White Mice itTMliseum
in fact they get impressions and pleasant memories that Frea, cacniaons fis ine ex31--
will stay with them throughout their lives V
-Y And they will carry the torches of education "and ambi
tion back to their communities. They will hold high the
torches. They will inspire other- boys and girls to worVand
"to strive to excel. -They will help to double the membership
of these clubs ji' u -
To boost it to 20,000. M . ' : ; ' V
Is' there anything "finer ?; Is there anything calculated
to do'more good? : v
ing pressure height at the time j MINNEAPOLIS Eight tiny rat-
1." Z8 yZ- tlesnakes button, rattle aid all
not been sufficient strain on the at the MianeBpolta feuseqm rep
i,hin from the Tras cells at any resent the "t younglborn.of rat-
time to strain her even up to the J tlesnakes which mated Rafter being
limit of the factor of safety. Placed in captivity, ip the1 belief
' Replying to Heinen's contention of Miss Grace R. Wiley, curator,
that all of the maneuvering valves whose contention is supported" by
on ine enenanaoan coma noi nie famous naturalists and the Dit-
oeen operaiea irom vne cualr. marg of New york cltyi
v i,i! o ,nt.,.nvn The young were bo?n to; one of
of. the middle of the huU inevlt- three genuine rattlers; which unUl
Indians Fight in Courts f
for Right to Use Mescal
HELENA. Whether the Bible
Is sufficient authority foritbe use
of , mescal in religious ceremonials
by the Crow Indians is a Question
to be determined by the Montana
Supreme court this fall, i
' Big Sheep, a Crow Indian, was
arrested and convicted in the dis
trict uourt for Big Horn county,
charged with possession of narcot
ics. Federal agents found in his
possession a sack containing 56
bescal buttons.
Big Sheep explained that he is
a leader of the . congregation of
the Native American church and
that the decoction from the but
tons is a necessary part of the
ritual of the church. State and
federal laws say it is a prohibited
narcotic.' The, Indian , appealed
from the decision of . the district
court, citing three scriptural, ref
erences which " he alleged as his
authority for possession of ' the!
buttons and use of the liquor
made from them.
These include the - second verse
of Romans XIV,, thej. .seventeenth
verse of Revelations II, and the
entire chapter of Isaiah-LI II.
Eig Sheep declares'that he own
ed the 56. mescal buttons before
1923, when the Montana , law be
came effective and. that the liquor
prepared by stewing and boiling
4he buttons was taken only in ac
cordance with teachings $nd doc
trines of the Bible and for no oth
er purpose.
Lod$e Roster
; .YOU Will find none Of the Club Work boys and girls in the tble at the altitude at which the their capture three j I year ago,
reform schools. ' You will 'not find them in the rans of VTltlL rf med, ,rla,ns Tti Tl.
. - , e . v Mayer construction officer, said original litter numbered jl; but
idleness or Crime.-, -They have definite aims m life. : certain changes had been made in three died shortly aftfe birth. -The
H. C. Seymour is the state leader of this work, represent- Jr"5 fiflna,?e!1?n., n , murea remaining eight, fed j principally
itr fho lon AefttiltDPalVAne: -!!: flulavari. rnrpspnt. fS86 aU TalVeS IunC" Upon white mice, are growing rap-
. a a a A . IT a a a t?- T. J 4 m aTkna L. 'VaaJl I U1J A UvJ CV A A lUtUCO U
ing tne;state aeparxmen oi puouc msiruciion, cooperates o- -hu' length at the second month.! twice"
broke.tHereth said -he had been tnat at birth
Thl is the Four H work! head. hand, heart and health, taken to the former Zeppelin pilot . The baby rattlers
. .'. - ' r-- . l .1 tt ,1 I 1,.
Al'SUtnus iur,a uckiei; euuvaicu mu uauicu ipie i lor a he' and another sailor went from
people with greater skill; for a people with deeper and wider ir station to Lakewood on
.1. jMizi'-jJ'it:-.:.- Feptember5; having a few drinks
sympathies; ana it stanus lor a yeupie wiia uuuyant neaun ion the way. There he met Hein-
with a pore blood stream pouring down the generations : of tn's tecretary who told htm that
,4 . I Heinen wanted to see him and
ineiuture, , , that f be j then was in a nearby
Hurrah for the ten thousand! May they soon become karage. ; . .... .
- i . ... .. . . . . .
xierem lnsisiea in wun ine
exception " of sayin g that ' the gas
cells were pressing :down'on him
as he lay. in his bunk, his story of
the disaster to - Captain , Heinen i
was the same as that he had told
the court-under oath.
re kept' W
box separate from the
glass case containing the Parents
fBATEBNAlr ORDER OP EaGLS.
lit aad Srd Wad. W. 0. W. Hall, 8. X
Wlllatt. Saey. Tat 1884 B
acata3asq&BsttaaMBfflKwa
Motion Pictures Are Help ,m
In Determining Defects
- if
FT. RILEY, Kan.-Motion pic
turs are helping army officers to
become better horsemen at the
Fort Riley Jtavalry school, which
opened thisf month. .'A picture is
filmed of every student officer
and his mount as they go over
the hurdles "pr petform other acts
that are pah of the training.
Later the student witnesses his
own performance on the scheen.
"This mfthod enables every
student officer to see his own
faults as others see them," ex
plained Brig. Gen. E. E.' Booth;
commandant': "Frequently a stu
dent does nH believe the instruc
tor, who tells him he , is doing
something wrong while on the
borse. But-the movie proves to
the student; himself that1 his rid
ing form is 'not correct, and sug
gests to hint how to overcome the
difficulty." f
BXPOBK
Insured Properly
Phone 161 Becke Hendpieka, Heilig
Bldg.. 189 N. Higk St. 4-28-tf
General Markets
Portland Grain Futures
PORTLAND, Oct. 1. Wheat
BBB hard white October, Novem
ber 1.30 ;Vhard white, bluestem.
baart, October, November $1.29;
soft whitel October, November
SI. 28: western white, October,
November l$1.28: hard winter
lOctober $i25; November $1.24;
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m f II II : I btA
mium
WJCEj (Tbool-ooz
&t-.... ul.
Becke & Hendricks
tlcilig Theatre Bldg. 180 N. High
twenty thousand.
OREGON'S GREAT EXHIBIT
The Oregon State Fair now in full swing, is a veritable
wonderland o agricultural," mechanical and household econ
omy exhibits. C-r.U$i --::U :Up,
-r i., The livestock showing is superior to anything of the kind
evr entered at this annual exhibit. . It contains animals of bandit -beijeved fatally
'TRAIN ROBBER MAY DIE
rnaicfvelpus types from many; of the states 'of the; union, and J i
W OUNDED AFTER HOLDUP
gathered att)ie fair and a splendid tribute to the arts and fSin Jobbery, the second8
industries of. the state. ; . ,1 '
f wiMrnirlk ;The!mariicaI'fkbitris:.the ."finiest ."cver I ; r. omaha, Neb.. octl(Br
1 within
probable
- c.,...r.- e i -u:l. :- laiai snoowng ot me prwcipai.
ine xiorai couection isa mass oj. ucauiji nuu vvi, M h6 alighted from the observa-
variet'rand arrangement is expressive of a high degree of "iL'oYw
.. . ' . , rpt,. ,. senger train as it was entering
excellence m flower culture, and decoration. ine trims, the city here early tonight.
grassesgrains, and vegetables advertise the wondersof soil.
climate and methods requirea m tneir prouueuon. iue u;a cari the ma nswnng from the
?T tnno-nifirPTit? and the various educational demonstra- Platform and was fired upon by
. V, , a. t 4. 4J. I Special Agent Kentworthy of the
tions are of inestimable value as stimulants to better, Irving, railroad. - and w. s. Adams, a
' . TVo tA C.WW rlnh work is renresented on a big private detective. We. was - shot
i . rv'a r r -T 7 " through the head and leg. i
' scale, liivestocic. agncuiturai proaucis, cauuuijj, cwmis aiiu - The mu was mshed to a h os
sewing; are among the achievements of the clubs The new phw i deatK is expected
, thirty thousand dollar club buUding; for the juvenile: exhibit-
Only a small amount of money
ors is taxea armost to capacny auu is uuc i uic -- y-ow.
and nroeressive features of the fair. In this juvenile work is j 1 ' ;
education and encouragement for scientific and practical MAID CONFESSES HOAX
A,iu vA'-riiftifa Tn fhorA is encourasrement of ... -'-"w'
6iiv.uvuiC 4 " " - . , I OWN FEET BOUND AFTER
home life on tne tarm, lor inousanas ox ooya nu firing house, girl says
A 4-1, 4T olnK wnrlf nrnnlri nlan for city life. I ' " 4 - ' v ' ..
VAcepw iui v - .-- - 1 BPVn' niw ' rtpf' rhA
' i So far success is the word which descripes- this gre
....lWnf thA state. '. ' - ' ! , - : oouna ner own leet. aiter navmg
r,""vv'v"' " ... , i i set a fire In the basement of the
The fair as a wnoie is eaucauonai, recreatiuii uu w-t rrT; rairchnd aome where she
-t : t Tf i v etafo'a Tnrsion of'xiride' in things I was employed is 4 servant, was
.uuauu r-": - thedmission'made;here tonight
agricultural, .mechanical ana in me iine&t iypo uuic i to Shertff Roberts and Mrs. Ethel
tt U hf ImmaMurable value to the Oregon commonwealth. , (y JohnBon.IIce matron, by Bes-
- . ' " - ikta Vaanan AMttv 91.ABr-AId a
vav Aitrvaawua J J -va
I iah alrl- t-When h wa rarHert
farmers w ;tl do, mucllvtow.uphoIdfonr,tnett0ite.fiHd hottse Mon-
general econrfmlc weuu ,pcias I jay n0onby firemen. Bessie de
through the winter." Lv ; fclared that he, was bound and left
The denartment thus summarlx-lto bum to death by a tramp whom
ed country wide conditions: '. I she had refused to feed: Until
.tWe had believed that the girl was la
ZlLJ ihA .timniatine boring under a hallucination.
. . i,a tha I The girl's employers ; were In
.As. Mtiii tn. Portland when the blaze occurred.
FARM CONDITION BETTER
an iaii. ii iaj ..-"'v;'
GENEILIL IMPROVEMENT IS
SEEN IN LATEST SURVEY
! WASHINGTON. Oct. l- (By
The Associated Press) - The
whole agricultural map Is slowly
emerging from economic shadows,
the department of agriculture an
nounced tonight In a harvest sur
vey. Production la "well adjusted
to reasonable needs," said the sur
rey, cotton presages its produc
ers an income of some $l,600r
090,000. and wheat "producers will
apparently receive about' 11,000,-
muu.uou Doth crops approximat
ing last year's yield. - . - ? -
; Tfcia 13 the second fairly profit
able year in succession, the de
partment said, adding that "the
; improve i purctaslag power
j .-. . a ) . - 1 - r
IMOM FffiEMMJ
automatic COAL BURNER
Is the Result of a Public Demand
for a Burner which Incorporates
Several Important 3 Features:
-Mm
I. r IT'MUST BE SIMPLE IN OPERATION SO THAT THE
AVERAGE PERSON CAN UNDERSTAND ITS PRIN-
rciPiiEs !and Operate tir efficiently.
; .TTThe FltlEMAN is ahpost foolproof. Constructed jn one unit it has
only two adjustments, for volume of air and coal f eed once adjusted they
: are mot varied. Moving parts run in enclosed dustproof housing in bath of
" , oil.'iWhich'isTeplenished every three months. f !
II. SAFE IN OPERATION. !
You can ! safely entrust the job of . heating your building to the IRON
FIREMAN, knowing that you can not hire anyone who could do the work
. half as well. , The IRQN FIREMAN watches the temperature, in warmer
- -,, . .weather he wilLonly operate at long intervals, just sufficient to give the
- - amount of heat needed, but, as the outside temperature falls he gets busy
.. and delivers warmth as needed no more no less. 5 -
a it e sm a
m
1
Pabliskae avarr aiarala faze
taxi at Salem, the capital al
h9t Mo- J
NQtatoa. J
j Local Rates
For Classified
Advertising
On. tin.
Six tiaaa
Oaa newts, dally and
Bonoay
Daily ar Smaday
aaata par ward
5 aaata par word
8 aaoM par vari
SOeaDtsparwora
1b 3mr to aara tka vmiw tkaa aaa
Una rat, airwIiMaat mmst rmm ia
tcanTBtin lataaa.
Ko Ad. tak.a for ! t- 1 Mats.
Ads. ru Soaday 0SLT Wsa at
eaa-tinM rata.
ATrtSr-rT"t . (xtpt Paraaaala
aad Sitaattoaa.'WaaMa h tekes
tw tka talaphaaa tt tka advartlaar-la
a robaeribar ta pkaaa. ,
Tha Stataamaa will taaaiva advar-tiavs-aata
at any tlaia af tka day r
aifki. To tarara propar alamifiear
tiaaa ada. Sald ba ra bafara T p. aa.
, TXir?HCT St ar SSI ; '
: AtTO RETATRDfO
GENEBAI aEFAIKINQ, TIBES AND
tub, aeaaaaoriea. raa and ail HE1
iaia LEBfiSGOOD GAXAQI. Phona
66. Miliar aad 8. Or4BUBereial St.
Wa spacialise ia raeond'ioaing- aioto-a.
AUTO TOP8
see us ph rrc? paint work.
tC. ,i. Hall Auto Top 4 Paint Shop.
- Bear lira departm.nt, . . 5-al6tj
1 . . ... i
" WANTED Employment 1 9
FOR GARDKxi PLOWING, BASXVSNT
difinx and taaa work, rtoa. 19P3.
BASEMENT DIGGISO AND LAWV
rtadiaav Pkoaa t26a-M- -- . lgO.
WOOL GOUT HOSB CHILDREN'S
port kota, knit ta order. Hand knit
tin. Pfcon 1778-J. 19S0tf ,
. FOR BENT
21
Money to Loan
Oa Seal Eitata
- 't. roi;
(Orar Lrdd Bnab Bank)
YOU LKATB TOUB HOME
OB OAK HA3 IT .
III.
'I
MUST USE A BASIC DEPENDABLE FUEL, LOW IN
COST, THE PRICE OF, WHICH WILL NOT FLUCTU
ATE VERY MUCH FROM SEASON TO SEASON.
The Iron Fireman Manufacturing Company, has one tf the best 'equipped
plahts West of Ihe Mississippi Before; producing thii device." the comDanv
made an extensive research into the' fuel ;situatibn It had; ; facilities" to
; miBfqnnof dolats worth of ' perfectly good burners are ; beihg scrapped
oecause oi ine prpftibitiye cost of the fuel. 5 While the Industries are turning
. zZ I - w ba toxpai, the basic fuel. There is enough coal in sight to last the nation "
' , . , for! hundreds of years. , Coal is always available and ready for 'you. "
; - - 1 , . t-- .i ,,; .. . ... ; - t , V , . ...v
rising prices of fton'to cattle, to- ,Hhv
setheAitb reasonable good ?eifeJeaLiDKl , ' v5
eora crop oean morfe proHt la the i Instructed hef to pertorm cer-
cora belU The'slowly atrenstnen- faio-dutlea, amonB them eleanlag
lag prices for tfaTry Trroducts pins' i .?. :u I- lv .i" ' I. V
hlrher sota toes v and minor cash
crops promise Somewhat better in
come f roc the easC ' , V" -The
department's Index of ' the
relatlvev purcttaalnfr pqsrc.0f
thirty farm prodnctTvkas plaxed
at S3 Cor AojusV as compared
with SI la Jnlyr .the- flye : year
1009-14 arerage of 100 being used
eras a base. ; . ' - ;
lected to do.- She thought, so she
told the officers that, if she smok
ed us. the honsef somewhat, the
lact of tlcaalnr ould not be no
ticed i-After confeasing- she shed
a few tears. thea.smlHnry said:
I 'cl better now. . . I should hare
toU MrsTFaJrchUd.":
Installattioit
JThf- IRON FIREMAN can be installed underanyKot, water br
stram Seating system. It quickly pays for itselfin the saving of
fuel and labbt. : , " - .y-v.l ,
1 1 i INQUIRIES WELCOMED
HILLWAW
nPhbne 185S
COrJlPAWY
Buy a Want Ad It Pays B'
SEE OUR STOKER AND COAL EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR
AUTOJiOBELEfl
SALEM AUTO WRECK1NO OO.
WhJi. Tiraa, Riu., Fandan
Half Price and Lea - 1
Parta for all can, easb for old emra.
402 8. Cinreh Paoaa 3159 -.-.
llStt -
8CBEELEB AOTO WBECKINO CO, win
bay your old ear. tiif nt eaaa price
tid. 1085 W. Caiiiifriil Mlt(
Northern' spring, October $ 1,22 ;
November $1.21 ; western red Oc
tober. November, a 1.21. ,
Oats -No. 2", white Teed,- Octo
ber S27t November'1 5 2 6 ; No. 2
gray October $2 November $25.
.Corn No. 2 EY shipment, Octo
ber, November $32. '
Millran Standard, October,
November," $27.
PHINTED CAana. SIZE 14" . BY t V4 "
wordiax "For Bant." price 10 eni
aach. . fiU 3oinK. Office, ea
T"nnd floor, - '. i
FOR REST A: 5. ROOK SEW MODERN
boaee with a barn and eWke hum. A ,
daady place to raise, chickinia , oa a
large scale. At the edja of tae city
limits. Only 30 per month. : Snap
for someone. Hone Realty Co. 160 S.
High. Telephone 1718. - - - , 21-04
FOR REXT EXCHANGE FdR PORT- .
land property, ; 240 acre. 75. bottom
. Jand, balance p'astare train rent, pat
tare cash. : Mile from -.Airly, - Ryan
896 Commercial. 2l-o4 -
FOR RENT A pat men ta 23
2 ROOM APARTMENTS,
1S34 STATK.
- . 2S-aS
TWO ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment aa tint floor. 445 8. Whiter. 28o6
FCTiNISHED -"APAKTMENTS i 117 1
Chemeketa Street.
23-04
FOR RENT "APARTMENTS
: Commercial.' . : (
891 N.
LARGE FLAT .FOR MKT 5 mOOM3
and furnace. 7.3 V Vaeana Oetabar
first.S vBecke as Hendrica. HiB Bid?.,
' l89"TTr Hig-b Bt. ',i:i9tt9rt
? . t . -an u a .
PEINTED CARDS,' SIZE 4"riTrT
wordiat, "Rooma ttf 'Rent," 'p.-1ca' lf
coats' each. StateamaanaineaajCffica
rronnd. floor. . - , 4 " ,f:HJ,
. - Portland Hay Market
prices; Valley timothy $17 $19;
do, eastern Oregon nominal; al
falfa ;$19$19.50; clover $17;
oat hay $15$16; oat and vetch
$17,50; etraw $T.50 per ton. Sell
ing price $2 a ton more,
Portland Dairy Exchange
PORTLAND, Oct 1- Butter:
Extras 52c; standard 60c; prime
firsts 49c; firsts 4 6 Vic.
Eggs-r-extraa 48c; firsts 44c;
pullets 40c; "current receipts- 38c;
pewees 22c. -..."
Silvertori
: ' FOR REXT Rooms 25
FOR RENT FURNISHED" ftLEEPIXfV
room and 2-room apartments. 444 8.
; High. Phona 1064-W. SS-s29tf
ROOM FOR RENT IN MODERN HOME
three blacks from state boast. All
conveniences. Gentleman - preferred.
Please fire references aad address A.
B care Stateaman. , f 25j28tf
FIVE ROOM FLAT FOR 'RENT ST71T
able for living Barters or office. Tele
phone 1825 or call at 161 N. 13th. 23o4
FOB, RENT ROOM - SUITABLE FOR
. stndenta, with sleepinf porch privileBea
Everything modern. References are re
quired. Address room,, ears 8tatesma.
- 25)28tf
FOR RENT House 27
FOR RENT, NEW MODERN - 5 ROOM
bungalow, inquire 1390 Hood. 27-oi
HOUSE FOR 'RENT PARTLY FCRNI6H
ed. West Salem. 1174 Fard St. 27-o4
FIVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE, 1225
N. 19th. Call after 6:30 p. m. 27o4
S1LVERTON, Ore., Oct. " 1.
(Special). The first ' meeting, of
the Parent-Teacher association of
the season . was held " Thursday
afternoon at the high school audi
torium. . Miss- Marguerite Welch
of the high school gave a reading
and Miss Irene1 Morley gave a
piano solo to open the afternoon's
program, : ' . -
M,rs, John Hablltt, the new
president, presided. A number, of
committees were announced,
among them the welfare 'commit
tee, com posed of Mrs. LeRoy Lem-raon,-
Mrs. M. C. Woodard, Mrs.
It. Scott, . Mrs. John Elder and
Miss - Catherine Woodard. The
program committee composed of
Mrs.: E." A;'; Booth, 'Mrs. E. Corn
stock. The legislative committee
composed of Mrs. R. E. Kleln
f.orge. Mrs. A; i. Tltus Mrs. H. E.
Hutcheris. " r '-.
Mrs. Hablett lamented the
amount of .poor literature now In
circulation both in magazines and
bookffornv and. announced' her In
tention of appointing, a committee
to investigate. She also announc
ed, that the milk: campaign would
be continued at least a year, when
fitk Win be given to; underweight
cWldr'en.-i Thosei wio . can afford
to paying for it and the others be
ing iurnisned it .iree, . t ' .
Delegates were choBen to attend
the itstat-convenUon at Portland,
ho Siiverton association being il-
liared five, having. a .membership
of 159. Those chosen to go were
Miss ' Bulah Wrfght, Mrs. LeRoy
Lenmion, Mrs. Helen Wrlghtman,
Mrs. C,W- Kua and Mrs. R. E.
Kleinsorge. Alternaets chosen
were. Mrs.-Hi B.; Latham. Miss
Lois Macy, Mrs. Ira Stewart, Mrs.
S, E. Richardson and Mrs. Jay
Morley. . .-, '' 1
Robert E; Gaetx. superinendent
of .Siiverton schools, I was chosen
to represent the PTA In the or-
anlzation of a; permanent com
munity , welfare council. -This
meeting will be held October 12
Miss Anne Simpson, a county
! ealth" worker, then spoke on-her
work? ?Miss Simpson saJd'trwt: tB
the county work, the child . was
considered as a whole and ao.t.di
idei into tonsils, hearU and ears
as in former years. , Miss Simp
son's lecture tras followed by an
other, lectarri giV6o:rDr;'Jv'anier,
another county health worken
Mr. fiireti Maenf teoic -..th. ioo:r
and spoke of the ne'eds of Silver-
ton Bchniols. '
.- - . FOR RENT
f ;. " A HOME PLACE " ,
,1WJ1 tit-. 2.TOOIH a3Q modr-riL:
i month -or year. Sea Wm. .Fleming. 34
fitata St. - , v . - 2701
i
DO YOU RENT HERE'S ROOMI
and g&raae right where yon want it,
Cat to 93200 and terms will bandla
- Vacant. Psrinr, walks, large lot aeai
aehcols. Becke A Hendricks, Heilii
Bldg, 189 N. High St. 27i2.'.d
HOMES FOB RENT
6 room modern home with beaatifnl
grounds located on 1'airmount Hill, $j0
per month.
. , 5 room modern home with -double ,
: garage, paved txet and V block from
-.'ear line. ' "
'i' y 5 room modera home' except base- "
ment, furnished, $35 per month.
i 8 room farntfvhed home located near
City Halt, 7 per month.
5 room plastered borne with modern
.plumbing, located in West Salem, 13
t per month.
We write FIRE INSURANCE.
W. H. GRABEXHORST A CO Realtors
- . - 275 State Street t -
' Phone S15 ' ; 27-o2
" ' Word has been received from
Eogene that Ih-Tollowlng Silver-
ton ' boys have' - been pledged I to
fraternities :t John Currie. Sigma
FOR RENT Farms
I HAVE SEVERAL IRRIGATED TAP.)
Ore.. Phone 6XX. imih
WANTED TO RENT
WANT TO RENT 4 OR 4-ROOL HlCK
and oar rent to ca reenter '.war i or
i-a;
painting. 583 Statesman.
2
WANTED BY.' BU8INESS- MAN'FOR
- the fall aad winter: months; tetUwm,
. fitting room and -hoard in rA' cooCort
able hem that - baa . madara conTen
iences. Box 125 8ttmaa.jJlB8
' WANTED Miscellaneous S3
FURNITURE PACBaNO FOR SHIP
menu. GieSe-Power Farnitare Co. '
S5s20tf .
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOB USED
toas, tools, furainra. r Stiff's) Viti
Ooodo Dept, opposite coart boose.
BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRU-.
toenti repaired. Mriical I.
'r- stnuaent Rpat Shop; Room. JMe
Cornaea Sldg, aver juuer a.
Mis. . - ateia
CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH
dental gold, platinuai and dwearded
jewelry. Hoke Smelt tag an ei';r;
i Co, Otaego, Michigan. ,
5j2S
Chi; Dwlght Kircher, P?ii Kappa
Psi;-Edward Syring, Kappa Delta .
LPhi; Donald Hubbs, Aipna i.
Omega.--' . ...
Mr. .ana Mrs. im viv...
have returned to Siiverton from a
hunting trip In the southern part
ct the etate..- They report: splen
oid, success. i . , r f
I Louis Meyer and Lawrence Lar
son returned Wednesdays nUht
rrom Woods, Ore., where they
spent Vfew days fishing, i They
report excellent success and say
they intend to return, for more
fish within 4t week of two.
SALEM'S AUCTIONEERS
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