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THE OREGON STATESMAN; SALEMrOREGON
: THimSTJATrORNING: "APRIL 21, a 927
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Letters Mailed to Teachers
of City; Dr, Brown De
clinecf to Comment; ,
ta!em teachers this week have
haSeen receiving from the Ore
poa Osteopathic association let
ters of protest against a J state
ment in the children's health re
cord instructions that osteopaths
and chiropractors are not ; recog
nized by the;, medical profession,
and should not be used to certify
the health records. . . ' i '
The letters read as follows:
(1) The State Board of Medical
Examiners ia composed of five
medical physicians and one osteo-
I cathic physician. The osteopathic
Wkhysician is ipresidenfof .the ex
amining board.f As a result of this
Arecognition, every medical doctor
IJTWho"has been licensed in the state
Vf of Oregon in the la Jl 10 years has
taken 20 percent of his examina
tions under !an ostepathie physi
cian and his. license, to j practice
has been signedlby this osteopa
thic physician., i, .':
(2) The osteopathic physicians
of this state have all the legal
rights that the medical physicians
have., such as signing: of all legal
documents, birth and death cer
tificates holding public health
offices, etc. :
(3) Our education' training Is
the equal of medical f training.
Statements like the one referred
to above are therefore made eith
er through ignorance or as a de
liberate attempt to belittle osteo
pathic physicians. ; "Many families
In Salem, for Tears have no one
but an osteopathic 1 physician as
their family physician.?
Dr. Walter H. Brown director
of the child health demonstration,
declined last night to comment on
the protest. The forms including
the objectionable statement were
f drawn
up by the
demonstration
1 heads.
r The Opera House Drug store.
If Service, quality, low prices, friend
H fihjp give increasing 'patronage.
I Old customers advise friends to
trade here. High and Court. ()
DOZENS SLAUGHTERED
WHEN TRAIN ATTACKED
(Contianwl 'fro pag 1)
they hung half out' of the win
dows in an attempt to reach the
ground. - ;. -r' : ';,- - ?
Some Passengers Escape
First reports reaching Mexico
Tity said that all the! passengers
had been killed,, but President
-,v.
Real l&toie
. . Consists of
Good Merchandise Priced Low
Real Value InTowels
15x33 Flat
Towels ..J..
20x36 Turkish
To web ... L.
10c
.... 19c
(2 for 35c)
21x40 Turkish Towels, yel
low, pink or blue OC
borders .LZ. mOC
21x40 Double Tex- OQ
ture Turkish Towels aJC
20x42 Double 'Texture as
sorted
borders I
39c
(3 for $1.00)
Muslins
Genuine Hope
Muslin, yd Z
36 in. brown Auto
Wipe Cloth, yd.L..-
15c
5c
36 in. Unbleach- -I Ol
ed Muslin yd. IaCy2C
81x90 Bleached : AO
Sheets ... : JOC
81 in. brown AKn
Sheeting;, yd. L.,:. xJC
Prints Percale
Gingham
36 in. . fast color
19c
25c
Percale, yd. -V....-JL.
36 in. fast color ;
Prints, yd
36 in. P. M. L. ,
Cloth, yd.
36 in. Col. Indian ;
Head, yd 1 I
Jap Dress.
Crepes, yd. ....1:..
36 in Manchester -v
Prints, yd. -.1: ;
19c
(40 in. Colored ;
Voiles, yd. v-.J-.-l 2
39c
Table Oil Cloth
Light Designs OC
Yard .cIOZ
48x48 Table IQ
Square.4," each. fsOC
54x54 Table ; (ZC
Squares,tcach "DC
Calles later received Information
that about half of them had es
caped. The presidential ' office
also received reports that ' three
or four Catholic priests had led
the attacking party r characterized
by the government as rebels,
numbering a little more than 200.
The railroad authorities were
of the belief that the train car
ried from 100 to 200 passengers
and their estimates were that be
tween 100 and 160 persons were
killed or Injured. ;
Former President Obregon's
daughter, Coquita; who is the wife
of an armyiofficer. Colonel Ponce
Leon, is reported among the dead
or Injured. No Americans are
known to .have been on the train.
' Believed Revolutionist
There is a belief current in
Mexico City that' the outrage was
the work of revolutionists, as was
the case in the recent attack on
a Laredo-Mexico City train to dis
credit the Calles administration
as much as possible, both at home
and abroad, and focussing foreign
attention on the revolutionary
conditions in Mexico.
Relief train and troops have
been rushed to the scene of the
holdup and the survivors have
been taken to Trapuato.
(Everything in the book store
line, books, stationery, supplies
for the home, office or school
room, at the Commercial Book
Store, 163 N. Comi.
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First National Bank, the bank
of friendship and helpfulness in
time of need. Interest paid on
time deposits. Open an account
and watch your money grow. ()
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LARMER TO BUILD
j ON UTH LIBEITi'
Makes Purchase of Three
Acres of Old Mill Site From
! Oregon Pulp
On Tuesday, this week, D. A.
Larmer purchased three acres of
the old mill site on North Liberty
street from the Oregon Pulp ft
Paper company, through the of
fice of J. A. Mills. Mr. Larmer
has already begun improvements
and 13 filing In the front with the
intention of putting in some nice
residences. This is close in prop
erty and will be in demand for
nice homes, i Mr. Larmer is jus(
completing a large warehouse on
North Front street.
Hartman Bros., Jewelry Store.' I
watches, clocks, rings, pins, dia
monds, charms, cut glass, silver
ware, oianaara gooas. si&m at
Liberty St, ; , ()
Groceries
Coffee Meter Free!
Here is the way to get it;'
Buy 3 cans of Folger's
Golden Gate Coffee, which
is the equal of. any high
gTade coffee v CA
for ...1.
' And Receive Meter Free!
Preferred Stock
15c
Peas ...
(Only a few more cases
. left at the price)
3 Packages
Jell Well
25c
3 lb. box Fresh Soda OA
Crackers OaC
Peanut Butter
2 lbs. .....
Small size soft
shell Walnuts
35c
20c
(2 lbs. 35c 5 lbs. 79c) .
9 810 lb. sack. Fish
er's Pancake Flour.;..
Dandy Good t
Bacon, lb L.......
No. 1 tall Rosedale r
Sliced .Pineapple JL OQ
...''...Tobacco
star, Horseshoe or
Climax
1 lb. plug Days
69c
59c
Camel, C h e s t c r f 1 eld or
L4icky Strike i ; OC
Cigarettes, 2 for... CtDQ
Velvet or Prince c
Albert, 2 for
25c
Torchlight or Beech- iOC
nut,' 3 for .. LtDQ
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. Brooms
A good one at.
the pried
49c
VISITORS EXPECTED-
local Committee Making
. Plans for Entertainment h
During Encampment 5 1
From 1200 to 150O visitors will
come to Salem June 21 and re
main here several days to attend
the annual, state encampment of
the Grand Army off the Republic
and affiliated bodies, acocrding to
the anonuncement of Charles
Fessenden, chairman of the com
mittee on arrangements.
This visitors will-include .not
only members of the GAR -who
served during the Civil war.
which ended 62 years a go .at Ap
pomattox. but also members of
the Ladies of the GAR, Women's
Relief Corps, Sons and Daughters
of Veterans and Spanish War Vet
erans and auxiliary bodies.
Special efofrts will be made to
entertain members of the GAR
and affiliated bodietf. This will
perhaps include a barbecue and
program at the state fair, grounds,
in addition to other entertain
ment To secure funds to properly en
tertain the veterans, a committee
has been apppointed. This com
mittee will be in charge of D. G.
Drager and Walter It. Stolz, who
win solicit during the next few
days. '
The entertainment and care
given the visitors will depend
largely upon the generosity with
which the committee in charge of
securing funds is received. As it
is 62 years or more since the
veterans served and as the ranks
of the GAR is rapidly growing
smaller, the annual encampment
this year is perhaps the last en
campment; that will be attended
by ,many of the old time veterans.
EPIDEMIC ADDS MORE
HORRORS TO FLOODS
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aster In the lower Mississippi val
ley grew tonight aa Arkansas felt
anew the grip of the swelling
waters and guardians of defenses
in another state along the river
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35PicceSet American Limoges China
New Dinner Ware
inIvory with Floral. Decorations. Call for ; .
the Daisr Pattern. 3G pieces at-. V f .
doubled their efforts, to Bave lives
and property. i . ,. V
Hurling the levee at Clarendon,
Ark.,' the White river early today
surged rr through - that J town of
3000 -Inhabitants and -changed its
street into whirling whirpools
where boats, ' men, animals' and
swaying honsese were, . tossed
about In disorder. Reports of loss
of life to tardy residents of the
lower sections went unconfirmed
until relief agencies could explore
the stricken town. i ;.:
, Driven by A break In the -Arkansas
river northwest of Little
Rock, the flood charged down in
a diminishing wall upon the town
of Levy and moved on to widen
the inundated area In north Little
Rock, across the stream from the
capital.
Evacuate Town
NEW MADRID, Mo.. April 20.
(AP) The evacuation of this
Mississippi river town, - seat of
of New Madrid county, in south
east Missouri, continued tonight
with flood waters surrounding all
buildings to a depth of from 5 to
15 feet.
More than half of the town's
population of approximately 2000
had fled, to Sikexton. Charleston
and other nearby towns while the
remaining citizens were marooned
In upper stories, waiting for boats
to take them away.
Mayor S., h. Hunter estimated
late today about 800 persons re
mained in the X loded town but
said all would leave as soon as
possible. Water was more than 6
feet deep .on the main street.
CLAIMS SEATTLE STILL
FULL OF LAWLESSNESS
(Coo tinned frnm pace 1.)
coyer and find there is plenty of
housework to be done. The ques
tion is- does Seattle want regula
tion of disorderly houses or does
it want them eliminated. If regu
lated, who's to do the regulating,
and what about the laws which do
not tolerate their existence?
"There are at least 150 such
joints now operating within the
city.
I can clean them up in 4 8
hours."
1925 Standard Buick Coach, In
excellent condition. Looks and
runs like new car. Otto J. Wil
son. The Buick Man, 388 N.
Com'l. Tel. 220. ()
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Breakfast Room Suites
. Reasonably: Pnced
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Finished in any color to match your awn
room or nook in a very few hours time. See
these in our Houseware's Dept. - ;
SEIZURE? HELD ILLEGAL
Officers and Crew of Federalship
;i , Released by J Court Order.
L tSAN FRANCISCO, April 20.
(AP). Captain S. S. Stone, skip
per, of the liquor ship. Federal
ship, and 19 members of his crew,
were released from the county
jail here today after the fedefal
district court ruled ' that seizure
lastmonth of the vessel, its mil
lion dollar rum cargo and crew by
the United States government was
illegal.
fThe court did-not, however, di
rect the release of the ship and
its 41,000,000 cargo, and Henry
E. Farmer, assistant collector of
customs, refused to surrender the
vessel on demand of defense at
torneys. The United States attorney re
fused to lssue an order of release
until he had received word from
the attorney general's office, .to
which he telegraphed the decision
DO. YOU CLEAN YOUR
OWN CLOTHES?
Or do you have it done
by a trained, exper
ienced cleaner, prop
, erly equipped.
Same Way With
Advertising
MARTIN
ADVERTISING SERVICE
325 Oregon Bldg.
Phone 795
Directors of
Profitable Publicity
l,;l!lI'tV,
Prices
On tho Famous
Universal j
Electric:
Range
Buy Now the Stock is
r I Cornplete -
Sold on'Easy Terms
Reduced
shortly after it was rendered, j J .
Captain Siona' was. eager to put
to sea at once, but he was denied
permission to go aboard the' Fed
eralship. ;;-
Parker tc Co.'. 4 4 4 S. Commer
ciaL Don't fall to see Parker
about repairing your car.' Expert
mechanics at your service. All
work guaranteed. ()
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Salem's Leading Depart
ment Store Is ... . . ?
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Your Biggest Task is Ccolrimg
But it is different today in the modern home.
Electric cookery has made it easier for the
housewife. She does not have to stand over a
hot stove all day she is free from worry, care
and constant attention. It is no longer a task
but a pleasure to cook; so. quickly, so easily,
and so well can it be done. Think what it will
mean to; cook in a cool kitchen with no soot,
smoke or dirt; free from uncertain Tieat which
cannot be regulated ; ' with your . heat imme
diately and constantly obedient to you.
The UNIVERSAL' Oven Heat Control v.. a autoniatically. watch over the
entire cooking operation. 'your personal attention is not required and this pcr-
mits you to hours of leisure every day. . '
Emery Returned to Bend .
and Sentenced 50 Days
5 James Emery of Coquille. whb
wis arrested by C. C. Williams,
state traffic officer and .brought
to Salem Saturday afternoon,-was
taken - to 'Bend by Officer Devin
where he was sentenced to 50
days in the Deschutes county jail
for speeding.
Emery led traffic officers a
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the standard of the world. Mr.
Day cad give you more mileage.
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