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) THE OREGON STATESMAN; SALEM, OREGON l .'V ' iff iV " 4 I: ? i i LOCAL1 Forty hours of adoration will be held at St. Joseph's Catholic urch'on Friday, Saturday and nday, beginning at 8 a. m. Fri- ' and continuing until 7:30 ;l.k Sunday. On Friday, Fa il "3nck will sneak on "Indnl- For Rent, Modrrn Flaft 5 rooms, adults, 35 666 Ferry. Becke : & Hendricks, 189 N. High street. &22tf Girl's ami Hoy's Cfrmnnwium . Suits and shoes. Anderson's Sporting Goods Store. 1G7 North Commercial. s30. ,;Ixgion Meet Monday .The first American Legion meet ! "ing since early sumtner will be h held here Monday, Oct. 4, accord- ; ing to an announcement issued by i v ic Mackenzie, commanaer. nans or Arm istice,day will be discussed and a renort off' the' Marshfieltf 1. rtn lTnn vill tA eivan I rnrt mutees ror tne coming season wm also be appointed. ' ' Pun-hrrd Knglissh Itulhlog For sale, 1055 Belmont, o3 To Carry at the Fair Purses bought at F. E. Shater's 170 S. Com'l., the oldest estab lished harness business, in . the Willamette valley outside of Port land. Also a complete line of suitcases, hand bags, etc. "Noth ing takes the place of leather." ol Attend Meeting . E. C. Eastman, Charles John- son, u. b. miter, jijMiy.lJorgan and J Frank -WashtierTj representatives lenj?gTrade's afid.tJaboT. council meeting Tuesday night on busi ness. Complete Une of- .. ? ATTm - aeiMonmouta normal School. Hamiltoasu i fW A21tf ' . frtT?' f Breioiaupt MovedW-v mnnarcfi ptiti mt L u in isny .nairs f j n U.YF. Brelthaunt has moved his I Four toen nev4-halrs will be I purchased 'fer thef labor council 1 meeting hall here, it has been de tpt cided. A decided lack of seating space has existed at recent meet- 1 lsrcithaunt Moved C. F. Breithaupt has moved his floral shopTrom Liberty street to the new Bligh building, 521 State street. - o3 SJfftiern Home, O Rooms For sale right, now. Has fur- i r nace, nrepiace, lary, nardwood, I 1 extra plumbing. 12x18 cement V'floor garage. Now $5250. Some r terms. Becke & Hendricks, 189 i.K.High street. s22tf ijtjxi XiiHlbek Gets Rillons 1 ; ; Al Lindhock, Salem correspond f ent for tlio Oregon Journal, took four out of six first prizes for Rhode Island Red single combs at the poultry department of the state fair yesterday. jWIIl Lease for ,One 4 1...... - A ? A 1 t uirt vears, sinciiy moaern ihouse at 9S5 N. Summer St., and ! s30l binall Sliop liocatlons t V..! For sale in Salem's secondbus- J)2CT tlistrict. $800 to $1000. f jv;p.vt your home and shop adjoin i,ia$ Investisate. Becke &. Hen-drii-ks: 189 NT. High. s26tf J&ulws Arrive It'd Cross swimming badges, ' earned this summer at the Thir teenth street playgrounds, have arrived at the YMCA and winners can have them by calling, it was announced Wednesday. Winners FOR INFORMATION ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS Phone 727 OREGON A ELECTRIC ; For Stlf I Tor Kent " 5. Cleaalng Ribbons BpecUl rental rate to "Student Phn 866 v 247 N. Com'l St Victor Adding XCchln Serrlc C LOCKWOOD WOOD WOOD TRACY'S FUEL t?iifir m YARD I 17 I) Street Telephone 2313 Underwood Typewriter Co. Direct Factory Branch CIO Court St. Phone 202 Typewriters Rented, 8old, i r . T 1 a .1. . , ri." , - .Mnim.iiiiiiiiiw mi m i iiiiiiiiiiihwiiwibiiihii uimmin nm iihhimih inniiiil nmupww wimmmmmmmmmm mm wm'i'i"iiiyi LADD & BUSH Bankers Established 1868 ... ... General Banking Business. " Office Hours front loj m, nu to p. .: NEW & IN' BRIEF or beginners' badges are Mary Kelleher, Rose Hoffert, Joyce Phelps, Edith Stevens, Barbara Walker, Phyllis Keith, Wilmay Godsey, Louise Cramer and Myrtle ftydel. Winners of swimming badges are Lucy Klein, Claudine Giffroy, Marie Hirsekorn, Sedona Keith, Charlotte Carrol, Mildred Hardin. Echo Hill, Helen Pierce and Fay Moore. Dr. Marshall, Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon. 830 High Grade New Pianos Reduced to $200 $245 $208. Why pay more? Terms. Liberal discount foreasb. Tallman Piano Store, 395 South 12th. 830 Hazaar Plan nH-n . An old fashioned harvest ba zaar will be held at the Salvation Army hall, 241 State street, 'all day, Monday, Oct, 4, commencing t 10 a. m-, Ukht lunches will'be i served in connection with sale of fancy work and farm produce during the, day, while a program and auction: 'sale will bo held at night. Notice The county clerk's office will be open Thursday, Friday and Sat urday this week from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. of each day for registration of voters. - Registration closes on Saturday, October 2nd. U. G. Boyer, county clerk. o2 Hotel Marlon Dollar dinner, served 5:45 to 8 very evening. J2tf Week-eiMl Guest Dall& was ajguest of Mrs. ReeSer of this city over the week-end. She was accompanied by Miss dandf GalUfcr and MaurtbtPBol tona$d Marian Ellis, nitjo? The Dalles,, Missferrif ield wiU enter floral shop from Liberty street to the new Bligh building, 521 State street. 03 Visits Daughter Perry Read of Corvallis is in this city to visit his daughter, Mrs. George G. Pearce of Salem. Business Property Bargain Large property having six ten ants and in path of future busi ness growth. Owner must sell now. Priced $22,000 and $8,000 could handle. Becke & Hendrfcks, 189 N. High. s26tf Furnace Heated Homes Strictly modern. We have seven new homes to show you. Priced $4,000 on up. Immediate posses sion on three. Becko & Hendricks 189 N. High street. s22tf Theft Reported A cigar stand operated by Lane Morley in front of the old pavilion on the fair grounds was robbed of $25 at about 1 o'clock yesterday morning. New Location Anrterson's Sporting Goods Store, Commercial. 1C7 N. s30 Furniture Upholstery And repairing. Gels furniture Company. Powers a2tf Will Sacrifice High Grade Piano left with us for quick sale. See this snap. Tallman Piano Store, 395 S. 12th. s30 Return to Salem Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lunn of this city have been visiting relatives in southern California. They re turned to Salem recently. Man Jailed Charles Johnson of Salem was picked up at the fair grounds last night and lodged in the city jail on a chargetof drunkenness.' - Sloney Stolen I. Tatham of 63 6 North Front street reported at police head quarters ltats nighVthat his room way eter through an unlocked door by some unknown person, who took $15 in money. CHOICE of Traub Genuine Orange B'ossom engage ment and wedding rin is a tribute to the judgment and good taste of ths wearer. HARTMAN BRO0. Mm sa ZdlMtty. TAXIDERMIST SHOP E. E. WIGGINS, Irop. Near Wdodry' Auction Market i , : 1115 Norway : . Telephone SSOl-W The Bungalow Beauty Shoppe For marcelling, shampooing, pa per curling, facials. Try ouc hon ey pack. Open evenings by ap pointment. Phone 1985. ' ol Visiting Fair- Mr. and Mrs. George Tumblay ot I'ortland are in Salem today to attend the state fair. Mr. Tumb lay is manager of the 'Columbia Gorge hotel on the Columbia high way and of the Sovereign hotel in Portland. Furnaces In All Seven new homes we have priced $3250 to $8500. Reasonable terms if desired. Immediate pos session on three. Becke & Hend ricks. 1S9 N. High. s3Ctf Maintains Cabin The WOW is maintaining a cabin headquarters at the state fair ground for the convenience of visiting members of the lodge. They can leave their property there while inspecting the ex hibits. T. J. Hill of this city is in charge of the cabin. Used Pianos Lots of Them $50 $75 $100 $125 $150. See them at Tallman Piano Store. 395 South 12th. b30 Cars Collidi Cars driven by W. W. Williams and Ward K. Richardson collided yesterday at Winter and Market streets, according to a report made at the local police station. S)oeders Arrested Joseph Beater and Harry West- ney,"i both of Irtland. were ..ar- rested by local rpohqe efficers On speeding charges. ' - 1 Largo Honielant, Close, All schools. For sale for $450Q on ftoy reasonable terftjs. See at 345 fi. Winter street. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High. s26t Visitor Her! t " F.'S. Young and J.' W. Hecker are in this city today. They are residents of Albany. Men Pay Fines J. P. Harris of Prineville, James Donovan -of Portland and O. Ted well of Seattle were fined $10 each by Mark - Poulsen, police judge, yesterday on drunkenness charges. Mrs. J. P. Harris was released on $500 bail on a charge of driving while drunk and slated to appear at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Harris was arrested at about 9 o'clock Tuesday night, but his wife and the other man took his wife and the other man were brought in about two hours later. All the party is here in connection with the state fair horse races. Watt hiiifftlie Clock Some.wtttch the clock to see how soon they piay quit work. Others are too much interested in their work to think of the clock. Capital Business College students are successful because they are taught to work for the interest of the business, not to watch for the closing hour. Call, let us talk over a worth while course. s30 Cooked Food Sale By American War Mothers, Sat urday, at the Southern Pacific ticket office, Liberty street. . Autos Collide Cars driven by Albert Van San ten of route 1 and Krnest Baker of Aumsville collided Wednesday! one mile out on the Silvcrton roaiL according to reports made at the local police station. Car Damaged- Alfred Lord of Pasadena re ported that his car caught in the car tracks on South Commercial street Tuesday so that it skidded into a truck and damaged the iroct considerably. Hunts for Rani A visitor at the state fair was found searching for la; hydroltfC ram in tne pens. t-,, CEREAL EXHIBITS ' JUDGED AT FUR Cereals and horticultural ex hibits were Judged at the fair late yesterday and the results an nounced last night. The judges praised the many entries and the general preparation of the exhihits as well as the quality of tho products. W. B. Garrett of Glendale won Hub sweepstakes in wheat. Awards for eastern Oregon wheat follow: Turkey Red, Ed De Groot of An telope first and W. R. Adams of Antelope second. Federation, Mel Sigivan of Dufur first and V. V. Hickox of 'Adrian second. Hard Federation. Mel Sigivan, Dufur, USE YOUR CREDIT SUITS - O'COATS BALANCE 10 PAYMENTS AL KRAUSE QUALITY MEN'S WE Alt The Store With the 'Fountain: . v - Li KBnMlDB Says: : Wc are featuring some good buys in closed cars. , . When prices are low Is the" time to buy. Don't wait, closed rars will be selling at a premium later on. - " meed 1 nnnlkiU&j first, and no award for second. Hybrid 128, W. II. Dewey ot The Dalles first and C. A. Knowles of Dufur second. Western Oregon wheat: White winter, W. B. Gar rett of Gleudale first and N. Law rence of Monmouth second. Hus ton, W. B. Garrett of Glendale first and G. H. Burg of Corvallis second. Oats: Sweepstakes won by W B. Garrett of Glendale. C D. Nairn of Amity second. Grey winter oats, F. A. Doerfler, Silverton, first, and J. J. Doerfler of Silver- ton second. Barley sweepstakes won by L. C. Warner of Cornelius. White barley, V. V. Hickox of Adrian first. Blue six-row. W. B. Gar rett of Glendale first and William Stratton of Jackson county sec ond. Hannchen, L. C. Warner of Cornelius first and W. B. Garrett second. Rye sweepstakes won by W. B. Garrett of Glendale. Winter rye, W. B., Garrett first and J. BC I in lay & Soil of Redvillej second, j In tevcomqrcia&exhibits for fhev best "display TS?" three boxes which must include two varieties of f mit.iB.'-ROatnmn efMedford placed- first. v 1 , v- jj3?ears: DC M. LofeV Ashland, Ijrst, nd T. Newby, also of Ashlathl, second. 'f Peaches: EJ. R. Oatman ofMed ford first and C. R. LaFollette of Cornelius second. "' Italian prunes: Arthur Marsh of Looking Glass first and J. 11. Isdeman of Sherwood second. Walnuts: Franquette variety, Fred Growner of Hillsboro first. Filberts: First prize for best display won by Dr. Nixon of For est Grove. Celery: Joseph R. Foltz of Portland first and E. L. Hope of Parkplace secord. Dry onions: I.. C. Leedy, Sher wood, first, and Joe West, Beaver ton, second. Largest pumpkin: First prize won by J. C. Kaupisch of Canbyk, Largest squash: First prize von by J. C. Kaupisch of Canby. Tomatoes: Best display won by Jim Arsonto of Marshfield. SUZANNE IN NEW YORK TFiXNIS CHAMPION BKGLNS TOUR AS PROFKSSIO.VAL NEW YORK, Sept. 29. (AP.) Suzanne Lenglen, former wom an tennis champion of the world, arrived today to enter the ranks of professionalism as a "'rebel'' against the amateur rules of the game. Kxulting In her freedom from these rules, she declared there is too much "dictatorship in the amateur organizations," with the players being "bossed" too strict ly. She also thought amateur players should share in the pro ceeds from matches. , TERWILLIGERS v 1 1 Perfect t'unerai errlce For Less Licensed Lady Mortician; 770 Cltemeketa Street Telephone 784 For j INSTANT RELIEF From I COUGHING Take - SCHAEFER'S 1 HERBAL COUGH SYRUP ; Sold Only at QCHAEFER'O DRU BTORH Pcnslar Store . . .. ,.. 133 North Commercial Ht. - Original Yellow Front PHONE 197 PUPILS INCREASE I LOCAL SCHOOLS Superintendent , Hug An nounces Record Attend ance at Board Meet j loiai oi 4ZSJ students are registered in the local schools, it was announced at the school board meeting last night by George W. Hug, city school super intendent. This is" the largest number ever reidstered in the local schools at one time. The number in the senior high school is 1037, in the junior high schools llf0, and in the grade schools 2096. The number of students in the senior and Junior high schools combined is 2187, making a larger number in the up per gradrs than in the lower. This is an unusual occurence, as students generally drop out of school in the higher grades. At the close of the first two weeks of school in 192 5, only 4023 students were registered, making an iircrease this year of 200. Comparative figures in each school at the end of the second week for the two years are as fol lows: School 192! 1926 Increase 1037 46 Senior high . . Parrish Junior high McKinley . . . . Englewood . . . Garfield Grant . . . ,.". . 991 . 863 . 196 . 258 . 2'8G . -288 25 920 221 304 319 298 6 6 25 46 33 J0 ; 51 o 12 3o a- 2I0 i Highland -ii . Lincoln . . Park , 270 272 , 257 269 Richmond ...... WashinstoiHiJbrt- able . . Jiogi o Totals . . .Jl A flTO t AW". . , V - .J . A- - -o Visitors Reported in Salem W. K. Newell and Dan Kerfoot, federal prohibition enforcement officers in this state, were in Sa lem Wednesday. Harry Helmjten of Coos county. who lived here about 17 .years ago, was in Salem Wednesday to visit friends. B. Lester of Corvallis was in this city Wednesday. H. G. Avery of La Grande was a saiem visitor ruesaay. I? A. H. Powers of Marshheld was in Salem Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Savage vis ited Salem Wednesday. They are residents of Corvallis. Mrs. W. C. Stellmacher of Al bany was in this city Wednesday. F. D. Barrow of Kiigeno was a Salem visitor Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Braut of Independence visited this city on Wednesday. Dr. C. L. Foster was in Salem Wednesday. His home is in Dal las. M. M. Stout of Hillsboro spent Wednesday night in Salem. B. Lester of Corvallis visited this city Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. K- F. Nelson of Dallas spent Wednesday night in this city. Mr. and Mrs. William Duby of Baker visited this city Wednesday. .. E. S. Burnett of Eugene is a Salem visitor today. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Woodworth of Albany were in this city Wed nesday. Coming to SALEM DrJellentliin SPECIALIST . in Internal Medicine for tho f X last fifteen years 3 DOES NOT OPERATK r f-f " . Wl)l ibe tat Marion Hotel WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6 Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ONE DAY ONLY ' No Cliargc for Consultation ' Dr. Mellenthln is a regular graduate in medicine and surgory and is licensed by tho state of Oregon. He does not operato for chronic appendicitis, gall stones. Hirers of. stomach, tonsils or ado noids. He has to his credit wonderful results in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney, bladder, bed wet ting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheu matism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rertaL ailments. . Below, are tho names of a few of his many satisfied patients In Oregon: Mrs. W. J. Martin, Moro, high blood pressure. Mrs. Peter Westburg, Colton. stomach trouble. Mrs'.yHalfbr Nelson, Chinook. Wash.,goltro- ' Martin tforgesson, Astoria, nerve trouble. . Mrs. Chris Hanson. Chinook. Wash., bowel trouble and neuritis. T.. IVMlin r'.milllr. pull i I'll o, iica ramo, 74vj, iilone.4 and colitis. James Sucsrt. Lakeeldo, ulcers of stomach.- "J. II. Jenkins. Silverton, circu latory trouble. Remember tho above date, that consultation on this trip will be freo and that his treatment is different. . ! -i i Married women must be accom ,panlcdNby their husbattdj. . 1 v-AUurcsa; aim. -nrsuuui; uiu&.t 1 JEFFEISOraiW ' SCORES OrJ HONEY Judges Award s Places After Tasting Varieties on Display i;: Pure neMar vlkfnejrln various colors lined the walls of.f he honey and bee bdilding ut the state fair yesterday as the-judge proceeded to test, and taste tho; different varieties.. - , Only ' honey "prod acetl during 19 26 in th apiary of 'the exhibitor was eligible , for exhibition pur poses, and-flavor, manner of put ting np.-.cieanlinessi -color, cap ping, ripeness.! body and general appearance . all counted in the judging. : - The exhibits of JJvo beea work ing on tB onibencJoexl in glass cases allowed tho public to get tin dloser ..terms with., the bees than under iordina'ry circumstances. . Awards given-yesterday were: C. W. Rhodes, Portland, first for honey vinegar, 1 gallon shown in glass A. M. Zevely, Moro, first for single comb nucleus three banded Italian: W. H. Penning ton, Marshfield, . first for speci men comb honey, fireweed 24 pound and second for geneal display; Z. Percy Davis, Drewsen, THOMAS HEN EE ADOREE AILEENPIUN0U "Stalls V SATURDAY : : " ' A Paramount Picture 1 Vc71'1 ss' 4i viy for the name for this latest Vf 1 ' ;.- p 1". n I I I vl . m .1 i v-M..' posted IS Were you the lucky bne?Drive in and see ON ; SALE, NOW AT GENERAL INDEPENDENT "DEALERS second for extracted honey 24 alfalfa and sweet clover; P. M, Allay,? Salerno ? ' second for honey vinegar. 1 gallon : Al Mortenson. Clatskanie, second for extracted honey, fireweed. . ' Mrs. F. T. Glaser, Jefferson, first for comb honey, 24 pound alfalfa and sweet clover; first for extracted,-2 pound' (not oCher wiue classified), second for bees wax 10 pound, first . for single comb nucleus Golden Italian, sec ond for single comb nucleus Car niolian, second for -single comb nucleus Caucasian, second for cooked foods made with honey, first for best display honey plant and first for best general display. O. T. McWharton, Hillsboro, firs tfor extracted honey, 24 pound fireweed. Polk County Beekeepers asso ciation, managed by B. I. Kergu koh of Salem, second for comb honey .24 pound fireweed, first for comb 'honey 24 pound not otherwise classified. Hans Rehb, Salem, second for extracted 24 pound clover houey, second for single comb nucleus 1 NEURASTHENIA That run-down feeling nervous, irritable, easily an noyed. Eliminate the cause of these conditions by Chi-ropracticl- V' ' " ' CONSULTATION FREE DR. SCOFIELD 'The Best in Chiropractic' ' 328 Oregon Bid jr. Salem ; y DRIVERLESS CARS DRIVE UR SELF Company OCC Vz BLOCK NORTH POST OFFICE 4&DD NORTH CHURCH STREET today the winner of the development in motor fuel?" in all General Independent service Stations 47PETnOLEUM conpwwvTipN . v three banded Italian, first bees wax, 10 pound. ' M. Mead, Salem, first for extracted 24 pound clover. . Skavbo Apiary, Hermiston, first . for extracted honey. 24 pound al falfa and sweet clover, second for single comb nucleus Golden Ital ian, first for single comb nucleus Carniiolian. TIMBER MEN PLAN FUND KANSAS CITY. Sept. 29. (AP) Plaus to collect and spend a fund of more than Jl, 000,000 in educating and persuading peo ple to use more lumber were laid today at the annual convention of Hoo-Hoo clubs here. The organ ization represents the lumber in dustry fo the country. -. r Acid Stomach 'Phillips Milk of Magnesia Better than Soda . Hereafter, instead of soda take a llttlo "Phillips Milk-of Magne sia" In water any time - for indi gestion or sour, acid, gassy stom ach, and relief will come -instantly. ' For fifty years genuine "Phillips. Milk of Magnesia" has been pre scribed by physicians' because it overcomes three times as much acid in the stomach as a. satur ated solution of bicarbonate of, soda, leaving the stomach' jsweet and free from all eases. It neu tralises acid .fermentations in the b&Vels and' gently urges the sour-" Ing waste from the system with out purging..,. Besides, JVV more pleasant to take than soda. Insist upon 'PhlilIps.'": Twenty-five cent . and fifty tent, bottles, any -drugstore, 1 ''Milk, of .Magnesia" has been the TJ." S. Registered Trade Mark of The 5Charles H. "Phillips Chemical Ci. fuid .. its; predecessor Charles JI. Phillips since 1875. Adv. 07) and greatest .,: 1- j.-f i,;- Los Aryjeles, California. Adn - . V T - . T t.' ' !