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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1926)
I! ii Tilt: OREGON STATSiMAN, SALEM, OUEUOIt. SUNDAY-MORNING, JUNE 20, 1920 IT Y PLA YGROU U DSf OPEN WR SUMMER OM MONDAY r " . .. . " y ' - :. ' "'if '- DEEPER POOL, AND ORGAN- ': IZED 8PORT.IS PROGRAM Kxpert RupeWinloa Aasured for '" Sport ThroaU Financing V of RoT Club 2' Plajgxounds In' the cltr of Sa lem will be officially opened tth morrow, for .the summer, , thia year's program and saperrlsion Is under the auspices of the Salem notary club, the city council baT ing failed to make any prorision I'The Dixie Bakery leads on high -class breads, pies, cookies and febcy baked supplies of erery kin4 Best by test. - Ask old customers. Court SL ' ; ' () for 'the playgrounds lWa .jyean ':'v r Louis Anderson will be placed in charge and will superriae work at the -.Thirteenth street grounds. Anderson graduated from the'Unl rei slty - of i Oregon, : .majoring in physical education. Last year he played quarterback on the Oregon varsity. He is also an Oregon let term an in track and. baseball. . Beyerl ' Merriott or Salem ,will supervise th work of the girls at the Thirteenth street grounds. She is a graduate of O AC physical education, department' and has had practical f playground ..' supervision wof k In Portland. Florence "Lake will ' have! 1 charge of the .. Lincoln ; playground. ' Anderson has been busy for the ; last week, getting the playground into shape for tomorrow; The boys ! and girls' dressing rooms hare been remodeled aad the slides, swings and chutes have been' put "n,,! . . A new dara.h&s been construct ed on ill ill creek, and . a , deeper swimming pool will b available to- those fond of the sport, f A new diving board and a platform have rlso-been, installed,.,. , ,. - Basketball , goals are being In Hailed. ; A baseball diamond lor the'glrls is being 'laid out; . In cluded In the , activities'- will 1 be games, f story telling f athletics, tests. ri la ; work, competitive sports and swimming testa, An Invitation has been extended to mothers to bring their children and spend the afternoon at the tiiaygrou'nds. r : I'-v The committee from the Rotary club' in charge of the work are C P. Bishop. George Arbuckie, George Hug,' Eric Butler, Carl Webb and Bob Boardman. ' , Springfield Southern Pacific building more long spur-tracks to Booth-Kelly sawmills, i V t .' SEARCH-COrmrJUED $x$ FOR GIRL'S KILLER -' (CoatiaaA from pag l. attack by a rough looking strang er on a ten year old girl-in tUe city today , had.no co nnection wi th the Gaines tragedy. ' 1 M rs. ' Elizabeth L. . Balnea! .step molher of Sylvia,' denied that .she and Wallace ; Gaines, known as Bob. bad quarrelled because the Smith collegegraduate 'had left her mother;. Mrs. H. E,' Maynard, Lynhfleld,, Mass.. and come to Se attle to live in September. , ' : '"Bob and I did quarrel.", ad mitted Mrs. Elizabeth Gaines, "but never over Sylvia. The o all our trouble "was Bob5 , Telephone 165 Capital. City Laundry. The laundry of , pure materials. We give special - at tention to all home laundry work. Telephone and we vrll call. () drinking. When Sylvia came", out here' she joined, me in protesting against his use of liquor. ' ; ; "I always felt that it was much better for rae to drink 4 with Bob .than to have ' him 'drinking alone or with some one else. It was tod much for me, and last November I broke dowa- While nervous from quarreling with Bob , ; and trying t keep up with-him, I tried to kill myself. " "v Bob suggested, that I vjsit a friend' in San Francisco. I went flqwnj there in March and re mained until a few days ago. I was on my way home when I heard of Sylvia's death. SEATTLE, June 19. (By As sociated Press.) Frank Mone gan, aged 30, a service automobile truck driver wax arrested here to day for. Investigation in an attack upon Carrie VIckery, 10 years "old. in her home this morning. The girl, alone in the house had ad mited a ma nwho asked for a drink of water.,- .When inside a hall the fiend seized her and, stuf fing a handkerchief Into : hex mouth carried her to . a second floor. ' The 'outrage was riscov ered when the VIckery girl, weak and hysterical 'stumbled into the house of a neighbor. . , . r. Neighbors said they saw a delivery- truck:' parked in 'front of the girl's home throughout the morning. - ' .. r ; L - Detective Chief Tennant ex pressed the opinion that the man who assaulted Carrie was not the same man who brutally murdered Sylvia Gaines, here Wednesday night. "The. murderer of Miss Gaines is probably as far from Seattle as possible for him to get" Tennant TODD IS .FOUND GUILTY FORMER MAYOR OF ItKLSO IS : , CONVICTED BV JURY KELSO, ; Wash.. June 19. (By Associated Press) -A Rnric Todd, former mayor of Kelso was found guilty of malicious prosecution by a superior , court , Jury after two hours' of deliberation this af ter noonii " The state . charged that Todd caused the arrest lasjt September of Joseph Gross, A. B. Byrara and E. K. Brown, Kelso councllmen, Al Maurer, mayor, C. C. Bashor, prominent banker, and George Norrts, city engineer, on charges of conspiracy to embezzle $1,000 from jtha city. The men were later tried! at Castla Rock. and dismiss ed. Todd failed to appear at the trialJ - The jury In returning today's verdict declared that the torvJ mayor had. been maliciouR jn ing the charges 'and had PiapJ them without probable cauS ASTORIA AISSELECTEr, . June 19 (By x f ss) . Astoria. Of f ' (SPOKANE soclated Press tion city by the Sons of Nort of the Pacific Coast, meeting he tonight. No convention will v! held next year. XT n w ft vaii 4t1nA TninK - Sure you'll lHte it It makps ynJ children healthy and sturdy. t your grocer." ' Crown Druac Store, 332 stau St.. has many new artlcl3 to sho you. Every conceivable tin h the way of drugs and drnwVZ .1 !f 11 OUR. Ill TEEMTH Continues all this week. We haveliad three days of wonderful selling. Every one that came in was astonished at the exceptional low prices on such high grade shoes. The shoes "that are offered in this sale are new, up-to-the-minute styles. We sell shoes so fast that we accumulate no old ones, so you are assured of only the late and most ex clusive models. COME EARLY IN THE WEEK WHIL E THE SIZES ARE STILL INTACT BIG LINE LADIES $10.00 PUMPS IN PATENT, BOTH HIGH AND BLOCK HEELS. TWO NEW PATTERNS AND THE SAME STYLES AND HEELS IN COLORED KID. THE VERY NEWEST THINGS GO AT $6.95 v iMen's and Ladies' Hanan Pumps and Oxfords . - All new styles; getla pair while they last. Most all sizes in both Men's and Wo men's Patent and Kid Pumpis; in Ladies Tan Calf Oxfords; ' in .Men's regular $12.50, go at $9.95 A few $16.50 styles at 12.95 White Kid Pumps . We have two or three lots 'of Ladies White Kid Pumps, regularly sold at $10, that we wiir close out at half . :v.;:v;...:;-:,i!$50'' Men's Work Shoes We .are grouping a large lot of work shoes, regular $5.00 to $7.00 grades. We will close out the entire lot at $2.95 . Men's Black Kid Shoes Regularly sold: at $7.00 practically all sizes in the lot. ' They go in. this anniver sary Sale at $a:5o Iadies?- Patent Pumps iBrbken sizes in $9.00, $10.00 and '$ 1 1 .00 lvalues. They are our very best makes, but we must clear them put. Come ... arid get a8 pair at $2.95 Misses' Pumps Patent, Kid and Velvet, all sizes, all styles, regularly sold at $7.00 and $8.00. We will close them out in our Anniversary Sale at $3.95 and $4.95 Men's Kangaroo Shoes Regularly sold at $9.00," the bet valued . m the city, j We buy hundreds of pairs of these shoes at a very low price. Get a pair at $4.50 , Ladies' Pumps Colored Kid Pumps. This includes all our new up-to-the-minute styles in regular $1 2.00 values. Get a pair early in the sale at $9.95 LADIES' FELT AND SILK House Slippers Hundreds of pairs to pick from. All sizes and all colors. Get two or three pairs of these slippers at this price. 95c LADIES' SILK HOSIERY SALE We will include in this Anniversary Sale another one of our famous $1. 00 Hosiery Soles All Colors, All Sizes Go at One Price ; LADIES' Dress and Sport Oxfords Hundreds of pairs of Oxfords, just the thing for outings, golf and picnics, also some strap, low heel pumps. These shoes sold at $9.00, $10.00, $1 1.00. You can buy a pair of these high grade shoes and have them properly fitted for $2.95 We carry a complete line of corrective shoes and foot appliances and can fit any foot or relieve any foot, ailment. We will gladly i advise you about your feet at "any4 time. . " , :': " " '' - LADIES9 Patent Dress Pumps All new styles, every pair exclusive and designed for critical trade, both spike and block heels, many of them trimmed in the late materials. $12.00 Val ues go at .. $9.95 $10.00 Values go at $8.95 Satin Dress Pumps Both in brown and black. Dozens of styles to select frorh. Regularly sold at $10.00, $1 h00 and;$12.00. Take a pair at half price as we will close out our entire stock. j Barefoot Sandals Both in patent leather and brown calf. Very best of soles and workmanship. We will close out the entire lot at $1.95, $1.65, $1.35 Plorsheim Shoes and Oxfords for Men Every pair a new up-to-the-minute style, j We are going to sell these famous shoes at reduced prices for the first time in our Anniversary Sale. All $10.00, $11. 00 and $12.00 grades go at one price. i - $8.95 ; ; ! f Men's Tan and Black Oxfords, New Styles Half a dozen or more new styles to pick from ; regular $9.00 values. We never have any old ones. Get a pair in the An niversay Sale at - " ' - $4.50 ' Men's Brown Calf Oxfords Regularly sold at $7.00. Most all sizes to go while they last at the ridiculously low price of $3.50 Ladies' Hanan High Shoes Thebest shoe that can be made; practi cally all sizes; an exceptional value at $15. We will sell them at this dale at $4.95 rOX0 'HEELS AT HALF PRICE. BRING THEM ANY DAY AND LEAVE THEM FX REGULAR 50c FOR WEDNESDAY mm BO WOUR FEET 1 Corns and callouses removed without pain or soreness. Ingrown nails rerhoved and treated. Pains in feet, weak-, foot; flat foot, foot strains and fallen arches Adjusted. . Do v not suffer. I will give you the best that" science Can prb-v ; '; duce in scientific chiropody. V Consult , , ' , - - , DR. M. D. VIN5TID Mfl,IIlHi - fHanan Shoes : ;SelbYStioes V fox'Punipi v -lJttxBaxOil 'BeraiiBoob. WifchElkBobfcr IbotAppliaiesy REPAIR Our shop is equipped with all new machinery. We use nothing but the very best grade of leather than money will buy. 1.. i . Mr. JacpbsbVindjaTgeof this department, is ah ek- pert in his line has. spent years in factories and repair , shops and will do nothing but high grade work.7 , j i I t i I' v . M i, s(. " j . 326 teMlMtoltMbK; 1 i - f ; ( ' , j '