TIIB OHEGOH OTATESHAN. SALEM, OREGON
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 192G :
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Ilia Bldom of Bsauty:
Can be brought to your cheek at will with the
i i.new Colleen Moore Cosmetics. i.
Colleen Moore complexion: powder in the "Youth Bloom', shades will
give'your skin the glow of transparency at sixteen.,, , . . t.
v "Colleen Moore' Rouge, Spanish .tint; vivid and enhancing, and already-a
' . craTe- among smart Salem people.-'. : : v... 1 .
r Colleen Jiloore lip stick to match rouge' and powder gives-your, lips a
- ripefreshnessinfinftely alluring ' "T " . jy . :
- .;C;- . v ' (SelUngthis week at $19 an ounce.) 7v
t. Other Colleen Moore cosmetics are Rerf ume, Bath Astrin-
vjvgent Bath Talcum, Toilet Water, Talcum Powder
AU these preparations are exquisitely pure so scientific is their base thaV
? they protect as well "as enhance. v. :
V:,V .-. '",'" Sold'in Salem Only at . ' :' !' !V
. Oil. ;thc . Sest ' i ' '
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STORE
J.H.WUctt ,
PRODUCTS
Gcbd Vni 0::J:nJ
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s Yon know good huy when
you , nee - a 1923 llndaon
.cocn, good pAlat, good tlre
..j lot ot extra and r a flae
- running motor for 575.00
Doa't mhm seelas this pap
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t ions will be on hand.r B. W.
Sleeman.' business axent for th
district v council-, of carpenter la
Portland and other prominent Ter
Bons, lncloding C. UTajrlor of tbe
Oregon State Federation of tabor,
aad Ben Wilson, lecturer, will be
present.' ,-.- t
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CiyF-. NEWS- IN BE
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The Weather.
UNCHANGED - ft v
Fair 'with ' cloudy or fo near
tb'e Vast. i "Normal 4 tertperaWre,
light to moderate wet nd otth
west winds. Thursday Max.6SL
min., 52; rliter: -1.4, stattonaryf
ramtalfc noneCStiaosphere.clottdy ;
wjnd. AnthtresUJ:,! &--
KamboarLt Faneral Friday" -
-Tancral services' for : John N.
Kambouf is-wlir be held today.
June 'IS. at Broadacrea." Inter-
faeBr-wlll be if )-.Clty lew ceme
tery .; ::-j.';'Trv-
father, William Fox; sisters, Mrs.
Anna Hirtxel, Mrs.. Nona Roberts
und Mrs. Lillian Rowley; brothers,
Luther V-.Fo and XeRo;R: Fox.
all of-Portland. 4 Funeral erTices
and Intenaeu. wll be in Portland
on Saturday.' . , L
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Dont Miss Seeing the Pontiac "
; Z Cut-Away Motor thte week at
Vick! Brothers, v: ; i 4 JIS
Rwmship Tfcketa'to Calif omia--Via
Admiral ; Line. X Salem
TraTel Agency. iifvre.,
Phone 534. - s,?- ; - f J
1 MUler Picnic IMd
- xtiiinr Mtrcuntile comnany'a an-
i friends was heitt at pagers, grove
Wednesday etntng,72 persons br
. in g present, v B. vK. Sis8onr neaa
- of -the Salem store, - was - host.
Swimming, games and sports t ;eat-
f, are th entertainment, and a din
j ner was served. Transportation
was by automobile. . V
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VoM Storage for Furs
Suits and rags. Morgan, furriers.
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War on Weeds to Start
; Attention.: pt .Salem .'. residents
tqjtha-fact lhftt the weed r waance
season Las arrived and that a earn
jjaign ag&tnst' thera should start
ajt once, -was called by "Walter
Jw. streettcommisaic-ner. ,. Action
A the'paVtvOf , citizens will save
city from doing- the work and
assessing the cost' against property
owners.4- The clty 'will thereby be
made more attactite for visitors.
Wanted. 40 Cherry Packe
. Report lor ; duty - 7-'-o'clock this
cvenlngprYbtjng" Kt "Wells ware-
house. cast'Vdd Pofir(io. bridge.'
.Phone 24tST - ' V J17tf
Takes -Trio Souths -
"W;1L Chase -left yesterday ' for"
jjan .Francisco by way of the Reo
woods highway., lie; will be gone
;abouVJhreeaoQth . ;
I S FwrnltttTr-Pplwlstcry'- --
I ! And repairing. Oeise-Powcrs
I v Furntturecpmpany. .;j
I WTH u.o:iilT",s ..lis i ?
I y ' Among Salem visiters yesterday
were Mrs. L. C Cary of 'Hiibbard
and Effie L. Oray of Iudepen device.
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Everything for- the .Camper "
, 1 At StCItTStif f TnriiltuTe Co.tJ18
'. ' Members of3Uie Marion county
v- court i will go to Niagara today to
;v Inspect the 'new piece of road e
" tween that "place and Gates. The
new route Joins on . to the govern
meat .highway at Niagara. They
will return" this evening.
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' And repairing.- Glese-Powers
Furniture-cpmpany.- . sSOtf
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Three licenses Issued : '
Three marriage licenses were
applied for here Thursday.- They
were taken true byGeorge IL La th
ro p, truckmun. and Helen Phillops,
both of SalenrrrLeo-'AT Potter,
manufacturer ' of : Eugene, - and
Marian Cecil, 'Kerns of fialeml
Cecil ,Wrcatherif-66d 'and " Goldiel
t.fj Kichatda. jaqth of Mill Ciiy
Lost or Strayed ;,lt,jr -
.' i Boston bulldog, license No.
2481.' Phone 75. ' ' "VjlS
Funeral on Saturday. :-r; ?'
! Mrs. ilabI B. 'Jones -4 4 years
o)d died -Wednesday, , beirfg sur
vived i oy her husband " rt -l
Jones a daughter. Betty Alta, a
4s
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UndehyoddTynewritcrCo.
i : Piret Factory Branch
19 Court SU rhone 2S2
i TpewrjCera Jlented- Sold,
' t ' - .'--Bepalred ;t.--special
Tental Vales' toStudent
1 THACYfS FUEUsT
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Attends Convention ' . . i
MisS Elm a Welter, Salem music
teacher, will leave for. Portland
today where she will attend a two
day convention pf music teachers
of the northwest. t
Women Wanted : - U '
To work In cannery- nt" King's
plant. f " W ' .;, - -- ' J22
SS.000. W T. Van- Slyke was
issued a permit to repair the cne
story dwelling at 151 South Four-
teenth street, to cost $300: W. Li
Phillips took out a permit to con
struct a two' story concrete" dwell
ing at 195 West-Lefelle street, at
a cost of 110,000. f r. . :;
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Big Dance Saturday Kite -; t' !; -i
Clemen's Dance Pavilion Good
music. ' Good floor. Well ventn-
Jadsei ITArcy Presldi
- Charles B. Moores, a pioneer of
1850, and past ' president, and
Judge Peter, H. D'Arey. of Salem,
past president. of the Oregon Pio
neer association,' were present at
the 54th annual reunion of the
assoclauon in- the public auditor
ium at Portland last night. The
program . opened at 1:30- o'clock
and. occupied the remajinder of
the day and-evening. Nearly 800
persons who came to or were born
m the Oregon, territory prjor :to
its ' admittance 'to statehood in
IS 59, attended the meeting. Judge
D'Arey presided.
Here on Business
-; F. A. Rigley of Portland spent
Thursday in Salem on business.
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Seek Homes for Dogs
' The Salem humane society is
looking for' homes -for two dogs
now in its rare, One is a female
Airedale, th'e other a male Aire
dale and Ccllie mixed. Anyone
wanting the dogs may get in touch
with rr, Moorhouse of the humane
society. , - '- v ' Z, : -A- '.
Ride on Sidewalk, Fined ' .
Cecil Jackson and Frederick
Smith, both boys of this city, were
arrested Thursday by Officer W.
O; Edwards and -charged with rid
ing their bicycles on the sidewalk.
Each, was lined fl by. Judge Poul-
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FiUrmount IIUl Building Bite
75 by 150; owner wires to cut
price from $2100 to 81600 cash.
Fronts east, trees, sewer, no" rock.
Be first on -this. Becke & Hen
dricks, 189 N. High street. jlS
Buescher ;Iastrument , f
Demonstration every -evening
until 8 . p. m. Moore's Music
House, 499-15 Court St.. : J19
Young People's Class Meets
Members of the "young married
people's class of the First Baptist
ehurebnnet at therlrome imr their
teacher Mrs. J)l R. Peterson, Wed
nesday evening. Is; After a delight
ful supper out on the lawn, games
were' clayed -ufctil dusk; ; when a
huge bonfire was' lit around which
the lrosincsrTneetmr was heia. , ;.
Yardley'iOW ' line Bond8tfcet
i ouec Aructes,--'- wown r "
Store;' :- u.' - j JJ1
-Lu- .G. Anderson -ot Eugene IWas
arresfedThursdayl hy- OtflceriW.
O. Edwards, and charged-; -ffth
speeding "and" reckless' driving. V '
Vick 'Brothers' IhvMe on f '
'1. Tr m!1 at .ihir aalMrooms 'and
see the Pontiac: Cut-Away PioVeVr
Plants -j . ... , q.
nReokletwrIng 'Cltargcd . f
' R, JELFaUises- of . route s. Sa-
lent -waSrrestedX, Thursday by
Of t icer W Or Ewarda and charg
ed with reckless driving; He was
cited to appear iorihlr hearlng-
thls afterno- f &t.4 o'clock.
Bates: TIe- J3ye.Ja, - I
. Wit 'i 1) u raett jjr oar- Jewelers.
"UtV- TT-v-r: i . J 1 1
B. A. Forson," 5l9 Court street,
has 'reported to . local police that
a large double decked black' leath
er grip;was stolen from his car
Wednesday night while it was
parked on ,C$utt street. .
Fur Cleaning i -t
And cold storage.' Horgan, Fur
riers. ? ; J18
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Occupies Donoy Ho:
Prof. R. Dl Burroughs, assistant
in languages .at Willamette uni
versity will more into the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney
for the summer, during their ab
sence in the east, j-vj-': -
For Tjaae - - :
New income business property.
What have you? Also,- for sale
new house $2100,; f 50 down, bal
ance- monthly-; 'Best buys in lots
In Salein, tiOO to $810. Lone Star
Realty Co., phone 620:, . m27tl
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Recovering Fjnm prration
. Irene andiljilda Mernert, who
recently had tljelr sonsils removed,
. &evuiiB xona nicgtjr.
Ant Ique " TabTeaT Chests, Beds
s Etc; at Mrs. Fletcher's, 1385 N.
1 4th.SLw ; :.tS:s..4t9
Bicycle Brought Jn S ' '
Carl nvhlto-of . this city "found
the fama oJji.Dayton i ibicytie a
Nineteenth and Ferry streets and
brought it,, to the -local police sta
tion , Thursday'j
25- per Cent, Discount
On bed room and dining, room
furniture. H. L. Stiff -! Furniture
llotel WiafaBltf'
t Dollar dinner. 'serred' 5: 45 to" 8
ivery- evenIng.U ; - ; . 2tf
Building Permit f-'T sined '7 ,
- Three bu1Idhir permits ' ere
Issued Thursday from .tho office
of the citr recorder. Gi . DaTis
tooktta-lsrpfmTin:ocdnstxuct; a
one . story dwellings and garage at
flip Myrtle arqaye at j a cost of
Vf ; FARlX LOAIs-S J
PROMPT SERVICE
EMl Eatat Xa Xarua
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i Swimming lastractor Arrives
Pat Patterson, of the Crystal
Pool at Seattle for the past , f e w
years; and holder ot the northwest
record for tho 22'-yard and halft
mile 'Bwimsirrlvea r from Walla
Walla v yesterday to assist M.. H.
Douglas as Instructor at the Crys
tal Gardens pool hero, - -
WlntoTt, Rtign Offered .
In- tlas Giese-Powers advertise
ment' in Thursday morning's pa
per, the phrase "Wilton Rugs"
should have read "W'nton Rugs.,:
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U. G. Boyer'ni-. "
: U.- O. Boyer, county clerk. Is
111 at his home with pleurisy.
(Why Is 'Pontiac Leadings A
'? In .the light six' field. vSee th
Pontiac Cuf-JLway'Motor at Vick
Brottfere the you will know. J18
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Carpenters ; Picnic June SM
" Plans were declared complete
yesterday for the carpenters pic
nic to be iheld. at Jefferion on June
0. - Portland Silverton, ' Salent,
Corvallls, i Albany,, Independence,
Dallas ana" McMtnnville delega-
Ta Att4eneVAVeddins;.r.;:,;:
President Carl Gregg Doney and
Mrs Doney; left lor Chicago yes
terday where they will remain for
approximately six ; weeks," return?
lng here on August 1. "Dr." Doney
will perform the wedding cere
mony of his on, Hugh Doney. at
Chicago 'on Friday of next -week.
His eldest son,' Paul, will be pres
ent at: the- wedding and may re
turn With his parents for a visit.
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Drive to Pendleton--
Charles Kay Bishop, accom
panied by Carl D. Gabrielson, su
perintendent of the automobile dl
Tlsion of the state department, left
yesterday for Pendleton,- making
the trip by autd. ? - ' ;;
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Will Select Delegates :
Representatives -of Capital, post
Noll 9, American Legion,- at the
satta legion convention at Marsh
Geld,' August .5 "to 7, will be se
lected on' Monday, night, Vic Mc
Kemie. po&t commander, announc
ed. Approximately 25 00 Leglonr
naires - are expected., Eleborate
entertainment Is being planned by
posts at Marshfleld and I North
Bend. A fund of 5.000 has been
raised there, to .meet Tntertaln
uient expense. " The .Legion auxil
iary and the 40. and 8, Jhe "joy or,
der," will also hold sessions. Doc
Lewis is planning aa, enterialtttr
ment for Capital post-:; Monday
nightr which will culminate In a
Joint session with' the auxiliary.--
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rndercoes Major Operation ;
. Dorothy Shafer of 515 South
Twenty-first.; street, , was given a
malor operation ' at a local hos
pital.
ti In, Ground jFIoor i
The district' north of 100 mod
ern new homes. Laurel Park lots
will sell for a good deal more in
two years. , Today, $475 to S VO 0.
Terms if desired; . Near school, In'
dustries,. car. stores," and Pacific
highway. ' Becke & Hendricks, 1 88
K. High street. ; , H
8pends Day Here-'"' '
William R.' Hughes of Portland
was, in Salem Thursday. ,
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Construction Starts Monday .
Construction or t he oxrhead
crossing ,on, the county road ;b
tween J eff ersoa and Marlon, will ,
start Monday, according s to , an
nouncement yesterday; , District
Attorney Carson went tooTtland
Thursday to make final -arrangements
with the Southern Pacific
company and Contractor Pierce of
Portland, who will supervise the
work, spent the day here.
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Frisco Man Here , Z " f
T. . Wilkins of. , San - Francisco
visited In Salem yesterday, j
Portland Men Here -
. E. , E. Rich of Portland visited
Salem yesterday. H..S. Finn, also
or i'oruand, spent the day in this
city. - - -
Attending Convent io
."47; C; Chapman, editor of the
Oregon Voter, and Mrs. Chapman
are attending the state newspaper
convention at Prinevllle.
Accepls' :few IPoslUon " !- T-J
. B. H. -Wagner has accepted the
position of assistant manager for
the season at West Moore ranger
station-at Harbor, Or. He -lives
In Saleca. '
BE1CEES
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Parks Overtime
W. W. Bellamy ot this city was
Cned tl'byJudge Poulsen Thurs
day for having parked his car over
time. . . -'
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Park" all 'Xlghr, Fined
- The .following were fined $1
each by Judge Poulsen Thursday
for Saving parked tSeir cars over
time: ! HE. Maurice, 'F..B. How
ard and L. Flannery. ;
Plans to Arrive
H. S. Gile. head of the Satem
hospital board, announced Thurs
day that plans and . specifications
for the hospital's new. addition will
be; completed 'and 'delivered - here
tomorrow. As 'soon as the plans
for the additions' are' to be had.
bids will be called for. -
Gervais Woman Recovering ,
Mrs. Ed Allen of Gervais, route
i, critically ill in a local hospital
earlier in the week, is reported to
be considerably .better now.
Gasoline. Store f&25
Two .Burner Special offer .far
short time. H.. Stiff Furniture
Co, ; -: :. jig
RUtrnihTVIafa , - V.,A:
r Frank Roaebrough formerly of
isaiem and. a member of old Com
pany M, spent' Wednesday in Sa
lem; (v.f.,..'-4?. f vt ;--! V .:
uiu Jjccture Friday ';.f.
frer - ueorge B. Parker . wB
talk on-diatetics and home-economics
Friday, evening at 7 rSO
o'clock ' fn the chamber'of comC
merc.e..audltorium . The lecture- ia
intenaed-primarlly for those - who
cannot attend the lActnrAbf tt..
daytime. He la brought J.o-Salem
beangle Btores ,5
Parka. Overtime . ? ' '--'i-'
; Fred. H. Albera f this K city
9M. oj Judge Poulseq
.Thursday fer having narked hi
Cedar Cfcests f 1.00 Dowb-
Balahce easy terms at
Furniture Co.
Stiff's
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Special Sermon Sunday
sJUsoecial sermon will he preacn-
ed at the First Methodist church
Sunday morning by Rev. M. A.
Marvin. D.D. of Seattle. .He is in
Salem giving a 'group of lectures
in Kimball hall to members of the
cn rrt m or Kh-.n1 nt thenloarv. "HOW
Christ round Me" will be his sub-
ject.; ; - ". " -.
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Minor Operation Performed -
Mrs. Olive Green' jof. 745 North
fapitol street underwent a slight
operation at a local hospital. Miss
Agnes Morgan of Salem also 'un
derwent a major, operation at a
Salem hospi tal ..Wednesday. .
Belonged to Pioneer Oregon
Families; Born in balem,
: - ; ' Studied Here :
In San Diego.-Cal.,- on Monday,
June-7th, j 1926, at 1?40 p.' m..
Bernice Frances, eldest daugnter
of 1 the late Walter . P. and ; Ella
Royal Williams, and wife of Lieut.
John C Wemple, U; S. M. C., pass
ed away, after a long illness. . ;
She. was! born, in Salem, Oregon,
but- the greater; part of her . life
wasi spent! in the east, where she
was' educated, attending the puo
Ilc. school -la Washington D. CL,
Belvidere seminary, iieiviacre,
J. for four years, a short time
in Peace Institute in Raleigh, N.
C and a fyear In Willamette uni
versity In jSalem. Her earliest at
tendance Was in the kindergarten
and primary school conducted by
Miss Ballon in Salem. r: r' r' j
She attained distinction as a
writer of ; short stories - under, the
pen name of "Bernice. Francis,
many of her writings appearing in
current magazines. Life held great
promise, for the future, and her
going has left a void tnat none
other can! fill.
She Was laid to' rest In Mount
Hope cemetery on Saturday. June
13 th, interment being strictly pri
vate The funeral services neid in
the chapel Friday, were conducted
by iRev. Ward of the Episcopal
church, .being attended by inti
mate friends and officials of the
marine corps. . ; -14 ; . t
Beside the. bereaved hu3baad.
she Is survived by her mother; and
only sister.'Mra.' Merle' Hereey of
New York, and a little'niece. Dor-
poison cause of death ery- wlthirLm reli;
,t- - - - - . tives in Oregon, the families ,of
MYSTKRIOrS POWDER FATAL J1 M 1 iI"
of the state.
Amidst the beautiful flowers of
California, our little white rose
tell asleep peacefully smiling as
she passed- to her rest.
Portland papers please copy.)
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Mrs.; W. P. Williams, the moth-
Lretnre Delive"ed '
lD, fMarvhr; lecturer and for
merly connected with the 'College
ctfuget- Sound,' is delivering a
series', of lectures in the chapel
icpmof Kimball school of theol-
ogy inv con junction, with the sum-
ner school' session. - The lectures.
toiWhifh -the 'public is invited,
start each evening at - & o'clock.
Last night he spoke on "Versailles
Treaty." ' Following are' the sub
jects announced for other lectures:
Tonight, "The World Court." Sat
urday, "The Dawes Plan." Mon
day, ' ' The Locarno Pact." and
Tuesday "England's Labor Party."
Guests From Idaho
Mr. and Mrs. C. H.. McDonald
are visiting relatives in this city.
They arrived Wednesday from
their home In Meridan; Idaho, and
will remain for several days.
er, who is. employed in one of the
government departments at Wash
ington", D. C., was called to San
Diego - by telegraph, r-.but; she-ar
rived too late. , The sad message
of her daughter's death was re- .
layed to her on the train.
WHEELER AND REED
MEET ACROSS. TABLE
(Continnfd from paft 1.)
expenditures, during the past six
years.
Mr. Wheeler4 placed the receipts
for last year roughly at between
8150,000 and 8200.000. Frankly
stating that -the' league-made a
fight :inf both the -primaries and
the -general elections for the se
lection of legislators favorable to -its
cause and . conceded ' that : It
took a hand in prohibition prose
cutions, j f..:;...
" Senator Reed Insisted on calling
this "Interference" with the action
ot the. courts, but' the dry leader
L took vigorous exception declaring
that what the league did was to
gather the facts and present them
to the "prosecuting officers with"
such suggestions as It thought
warranted. -. . "
; Where the dry officials thought
a federal . agent .was : being
"framed" the district attorneys
were'so- informed, the witness said
but where the evidence indicated
that such 'in officer had "gone
wrong" the league was anxious
for prosecution. ,
- Explaining that he was' trans
ferred to j Washington eight years
ago from. Ohio, Mr. Wheeler said
his work as - legislative' superin
tendent in addition to that of gen
eral counsel encompassed the ef
fort to have enacted ' legislation
favorable' to the prohibition cause
and to defeat wet bills; -i
wm Kreacn sermon , - - vv
Rev. M. B.'Parounagian of 348
South Twenty-third street, work
lug with the Near East Relief,
will deliver the sermon Sunday
yen in g at the -First' Methodi6t
thurch. '. . ' I
Annual Piailc IYklay-i-i... j
-' The annual picnic of the men's
Itible class "ot the First Methodist
church will be held on .Friday eve-
rnlog at the hQme of, I. T. Moore,
119 DivIsiod:street t The mother's
1 Bible class 'wfU meet at .the same
piace; a. At , waeeiwriftni is i,ne
teacher andrR K.Qhlinr ia pres-
f . . ... . -- r-T I, ,r in 1 1 . i . i n i -... y
Plans $10,000 Home ' I ,
Wi- Li : Phillips . of the Valley
lptbr company; wlll erect a new
residence ; costing approximately
$ I o;o 0 0 C.and" coutaTnlng eIht'or
riine. rooms. The 'new home will
itand 4t 301T Lefelle street and will
of "relnforeed . concrete .-with
tcoflnfshy-t--- high,
ITeatiag will be by hot water furn
ace and fireplace. ; A tile roof .will
be laid and floors finished in hard-
wood.
IO IX)RO CARXARVON
&VN FRANCISCO, June 17.
(By Associated Press) The death
of Lord Carnarvon, famed Egypt
ologist," long - unsolved. - has been
traced directly to a poison coating
on the casket of King Tut-Ankh
Amen, Dr. Frederick H. Cowles,
noted Egyptologist and fellow of
the Royal : Geographic society of
Great Britain, said upon his ar
rival here from the Far East on
the stecmer President Wilson. The
death of a number. of .other evca-
vators at King Tut s tomb has been
aenniteiy tracea -to tne same
source, Dr. Cowles said. He is on
his way to Seattle, for a visit.
"What the poison: was has not
been determined." he said. "It's
Composition, like the gold furni
ture t and engineering - of the
Egyptians, far surpasses anything
la modern civilization.
'The poison coating of the cas
ket' crumbled into dust with the
year but apparently .did not lose
any. of .its' potency. - Inhalation of
this dust was fatal to Lord Carnar
von and several laborers and had
caused the acute illness of Howard
Carter and ethers who continued,
the excavations'.,"" . " ; H
MARY E. SAYLES; PASSES
Mrs. Mary Sayles 79, mother
of Miss Marr. B:Sayles, a Salem
teacher, died :at at local hospital
yesterday. She is survired hy her
daughter and'ason, A. .A. Sayles
of Wichita, Kansas.; Funeral an-
nohncements ,Wilvbe made later.
( DISEASES
Treated hy Osteopathy and the
latest. Electrical Therapy : in
cluding Dr.-Abram's Electronic
System.!51 ' : - .. -
No Charge for .
Consultation .
DR.
B. H. WHITE
Physician and Surgeon
808 B. S." Bank Building'
I Salem, Oregon
Round Trip
All Summer
car overtime.
OBITUABX"
JOE WILLIAMS
j -- . TV OlT ' ,
ta ( arn
531 CkmrtXt.iwCJPboa6 1C3
Cr:: Honrs froii 10 a. pa. .to C p. m.
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t At loc.al nospiul; Wednesday,
June 1, Julia M. BntiAr a
Zt Bhe 19 survived by her.hus-
vurence a. Butler of Eu
gene; her father, G under E. Wing
er of Silverton; two brothers, Ed
ward and Lewis Win
Oregon, and ' four sisters, Urtb
James Myers of Portland. -Mm
George Laundershufen of McMInn-
vuie Mrs. H, A. Ellis of Marsh
field and Mrs. Clarence Jarris ot
Marshfleld. Funeral services wfll
be held in the Lutheran church at
Silverton on Friday, June 18. at 2
p. a. Rev Hendricksen will Offi
ciate. The Webb funeral parlors
is in chargeV, . 4
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; In this city, Wednesday. June
it, Mir. jiiDle B, Jones, age 1 44
years.. Wife of BertrL. Jones, and
mother. ybf Betty Alta -Jones;
daughter- ofWllriam Fox., sister
ot Mrs. Anna Hirtxel.-Mrs. Nona,
xvuucria, - airs. x.iuian KOwiey,
Luther W. Fox and LeRoy.RFoXk
all of Portland. The remains. are
In care of the-Rigdon & Son mor
tuary. Funeral services - will' be
held In Portland Saturday, Jnne
II, at 2 o'clock. Interment will
be in the Rose City cemetery.
FCXERALS
Funeral serrlces.: for John N.
Kambouri will be held; Friday,
Jane IS. at 2-o'clock-at Broad-
acres. Interment will be In Hub
bard. The "Rlgdon'ft Son mortu
ary Is in charge. ' - - i . t
: A COMFORTING! THOUGHT ,
TIa sweet as ear by year we
Friends out of sight In faith to
-. muse ; i -m i v
How v grows 1 la Paradise '' our
- store. -s-j. ;
y John Kebla a
W. Tl Ridden Cz Son
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Sunday, June 27
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.- , Place and details'will be aa
naanced in a few day, T H.r KTf
Crawford, " Ralph Thompson
aad R. C, Stevenln, committee.
msvdh
you know
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tiavor comes o
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HEALTH
1VJL ILILib
' for yourj :-
, ; Health's Sake!
But "fee. sure its "pure T milk, .You won't,
go wrong if you 'Order from J .
Et Di Beta Tw Plaa Trip East. Ck
Sel-C t Krpma, fhtliiJrlplUa, OptM jtaw 1
ROUND TRIPS V
Tvat ea ato dailr bcataaiae St; rtrn limit Oct. M.
St. Paul f
St. Louiit $87.65 1 y
, Chicago- $92.35 i v . t , , . - .
New rjforfc $153.73' . . . ,
Washington $147.91.
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1. P. KNOWLTON, 3. W. RITCHIE.
- Tr4v.Psffr. Agt. . . , . : : - Agent
1 PHtyXB 727
OREGON ELECTRIC RY.
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MONDAY, JUNE 21 -
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Positively the Only '
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12 NEW SHOWS 12
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