u
6.
arap.AV woNwa a?ul 24. 1,927
tmsM -jMra
1 1
11 -'HrU SlKH KHi
Did Fatt!eshTptd;
cd When MenV Returtr4r
; france ln'19 "
t&iTLApp; , pr,e--v (Special) ;
Atnr'a excpUonat , interest
to . raeibera of the." Fprtyraecpn4
( Rainbow) Division; has, bJee& ar
ranffd tor Legionnaires coins t
France In September, lot tha.' ninth
annua convention o the.' Legon.1
opening lit aris' Sept.' 1$ it, was
announced today by Carj.R if ospf,
of Portland, department France
convention officer for this state
upon" Information received" from
Howard T- Savage, National don?
mander. i -This trijp'Js start nd
enjl at Caateao Thierry. 0V wUl
be mada by motor at a' coat of
Leaving Chateau Thierry, mem
bers 'of the, inboVy go, to
Bellfai, Wood." cenje(eri t w&ere
rest ..the bodies ol hundreds, oi
Americana who went to-daUl la
the battles in and near the place,
of. that name It was. at BeJUeau
Wood that' the Marnesia,ir such'
heroic; fJghtJnff; It has been, re
named byi the, French government
the "Boise de la BHjracie de' Mar
ines' in honor of the Marine bri
gade, that took the woods. Next
comes Booresches,' captured Jy
the Marines, Jane 6, 1918., The
Leathernecks were unable, to
wrest the railroad station 'in: the
towi from the German, since It
hadbeen ' converted into' aVeri
table fortress by the enemy.' On
July It: ? 1 9 i 8 the" Twenty-sixth
Divisjen entered the. town and.
1 apiurea ine BiAiion.
Lttcy-le Socage "is" next on : the
itinerary.; For a" tine this ala$e
sunrs'C as; bUdqkar'te or,' t$e
t;n Regiment. Marines. The sup
ply and ammunition, djfmji of the
viiiuBui; uu were tqciea mere
It fim along: the line passing.
through jthe town that the Mar
Inesf first met the Qerjmans in
(battle on June 2. 1918.
On -the Vaux" the tourists will
SO. This' town is located on the
Meti-Parls road, and today stands
at an excellent specimen of de
molition nearly aU of which was
done by ;Amerlcan artillery when
the Tillage' was occunjbsd by. the
Germans;" After a destructive ar
tillery bombardment, lasting from
8 am. uatU6 iTm., Juiy 1, 1918
the Tillage, , which the Germans
. had made into a little , fortress
was captured. It was taken by
T : . iisTENitTTZl
O ' ' ... U .. . M C
"I iStniDAX-
i I Uomlox Mliltv
10:00-11:00 KXXi (389;. Morning
Basic. I
10:6a-I2:30 KGW 491). Service from
St Stephen's Pro-Cstaedrai.
11:00-12:15 KXL. Services from the
Fiaet, Methodist ehwrfe. ,
12:01:00 KFWV (212).' Orjn re
eiUl. I
2:0(3:00 KXU. Studio program.
3:00-3:30 KXU Mukic.
4:O"-3;0O K3X. Coocerl jartet.
5 :00-8 AO KXI. Twiiite jaa&ic
5:00-6KK KFWV. Studio jpngrm.
& :0O-6 AO KEX (447). Oel iee tr the
PortUod iCoaactl of Caarcnes.
StTNDJlT NIOHT
Local BUUons -
6 :00-7 :00-4-KBX: -The" KEX rio.
e:0O-7:00 KKWV. Dane ofehestre.
4i;00.7:0 -KO!X (319). Ofran recital.
7 :00- :-KrW V. MUba UU orchee-
tra. ' v . ...
7 :00-T N3-4-KBX. Catholic Troth aoeiety
lecture, j
" 7:3-8?0Q -KGW. Serricea. firom Hinon
Hatnorial Baptist ehurch. . 4
7 :0-9 :00 -KOJN. . Kerrices .from the
lint Chaxeh of Christ, Scientist.
9:OiH10:OO KOIX. Hisha Pels orches-
. I r.
9:Oo40:Oot-KaW
National Broadca-
ine company profram.
10 :oo-n :oe &om
JtisaaPeli orches
tra, i . .
10:00-11:00 KOW. Little Symphony
orchestra aad Hugh Walton, tenor.
- t Ootstde Station
KFVtOr-Afalon. t211)fl. ciiaie
orchestra and rebroadcaats ; B, tunixii ;
- 0:iS. .,X . , ...... . . ,
KJ ASeattle (SS4. 5.30. orchestra;
7:13. organ recital; 7:30, Methodist
church service ; 9:13, concert orches
. ' ra, I
Kll Los! Aafelea (47.). . i,trio; j. 7,
9, dance orchektra: 10. orchestra afid
' coloists. .
KOA Dearer (322). 5:30, concert;
S:45, organ recital.
K GO Oakland (361). 8:30. Little Sym
phony orchestra : 7:30, Congregational
church serrice; 9. . o. u. program.
CKCT rVietoria (329. t, organ concert
7:3J Christ church cathedral.
KUTK Hollywood (370). 6:aO male
ouartet; :15, 6:30, 7,. concert orehe
. trftj S, Little Symphony orchestra and
' ethers. !
Kt'Wfi Hollywood (52). 8:30, 9; or
1 chpstxa land, soloists.
, KOMU Seattle (30q)., 7:30. Christian
feoeoce chorea service; 9, V. U, C. pro-
tram, i -
XVA-S Fraaciseo (40O).:t ;36VBetM-
nmt charcti serrice.
KPU-Saa rraneisco (VJ8). 6. orchestra;
S;33. orchestra; 8:35.-. concert orches-
tra; 10; daaeo "trorani.- - - ,
' -r j i bcoyday MOKirrso
7:lSf30 KGW (401). Lserciaea. .
IO.-OO-IIjOO xrtV (S12). Homo Bean-
tifwl hear. ' ; v? .
10:00-11:30 KOW. Household helps and
muu. " " ' . ' - -i
10:OO-12t0O KXL (388). Masie a4 an
oneeaseats. -r -s--t .-..
10:30-12c00 KEX . (447). Pattie Cook;
Bnu oatertstasaent.
' 11:04-12:00 HOIS (319). ' Hooaevife'a
hour. ! -iy
- t ;J kojrDAY arrxxKoos
12:04 EC (352): Weather report.
.12:00-12:20 KX. Popular orchestra
music.' - , ',
' 1 2 .-(Hl-12 : 30 KFWV. (tijdio program
12:30-1 rHQ XQW. W concert.
J rx.3;00 KXL (3A9U . - "
' 2 :0y- :O0 KEX. Stylo aboW. JLjL
3 :Oa-4 WO koi n. . inosie.
4iOJ.5:0O KFEOL-llMic : . -
4i0-)0 KUr. Twihto hour.
S:15-:00 KEX. Postman.BiU- -
5 :30- :00 KXL. Warm Friend hour.
- MONDAY HIGHT '
1 BO-tiOO KTBR (263). ILumcJ-' . .
G:K-7:00 'KOIS (31S). Orian eoncart,
:O0-TU)0 KOW- ,(481). Amusement
0:00-8:00 KTWV. (213). ' Amosement
' a-oo-S-JlS KEX " (4il)tf Xtir'a, markets
.Mil .i ma lirnitt.
6 :OOfl -.30 KXL (389). Warm Triond
,:30:7:30-KXL
:3O-7rf0 KKX.
7 :0O-7 :Q KOVf.
mwsicL
Vnsie. --
The KEX trio. '
EdncaUoaaltaa n
7:W-7:30 KTBR. Health, talk.
. T :W 7:30, KOIX. Amusement rad.,.,
7 r30-7i40 KKX. Koe l eanest talk. -7:37:45
KtiW. Utihtr aerrica. - '
7:30 00 KXU Stodio program., ..,
7 :-'t0-8 :1 S KFJR (S3). ,Lrnustory.
4i-..a-ifinKow. Tslk. . .. .. .
:oo-9JDO inVV. titrtxBds P.
FOTrMjiim.-:
s Willi I
- f: -. -'.lf $.'!
Dr. John Gronholm. akYery noted
foot soeciallst. is'uow a resident
of iSaUm and, has his office with the
Price Shoe company. He hasDrac-
UCeu cuiropouj lor. (u , pan sw
yeATSr is a graduate pharmacist,
h4s taken two years . of medicine,
gradnate oJf the Untrarsl ot Min
nesota, an4 M considered- onaof,
the leading, authorities, of the foot
on the, Pacific coast,, . . W,
i Ilia nttlrtk ennlnmpnt in iinedUS-l
e4 west of, Chicago;" Evpry aftlUr
ance'for the relief of any ailmeni
of the' feet' is at 'the command of
Dr. John' Gronitolm
the patient. The Price Shoe com
pany is very fortuntae in securing
a' man with the 'wide experience
oL dV.' Gronholm, "and- the" people
of Salem are for tun ate to have a
man"wUb such -high rank- in the
medical profession, to locate in this
city. The way bis office has been
Crowded is the best evidence of the
appreciation of the public,
' The Writer, wishes te extend to
Dr. Gronholm his best wishes" for
a: long" and prosperous stay in Sa
lem. ' " 1 - '
the. 'infafttry;, regimen ot ."theSeif
ond, division. Chateau Thierry
then comes, ifext,. This city.. with.
population of 7,100 before the.
war was not a surierer or great
destruction. However, fl erce
fighting was waged there. ;
Practically every'- piec oT furn-
iture ip the part of the city oc
cupied by the' Huns was either re
moved or destroyed, Thechurch
was used as a sort of warehouse
by the German for the housing' of
fqrjrltuje, qlotbng, silver' and C9P-
per which, they Had. stolen from
the houses and stores in the city.
Fossoy cbnfes next and- ten
Mciy and Mont St. Pire. Jaul-
38th infantries, July. 23, 1918. is
gonne, captured by toe 30 th and
the next place to be visited by the
trailers. La' Channel, captured
by the 4th, .infantry, the afternoon
ot July.2S, 19 18.', wilL win, the; at
tention of the Legionnaires. Cour-
mont and Cierges will be next, on
the list. 61 places to be visited.
The latter Dlacew.a occupied by
ine t tin ungaae or tne Tnirty
secorir Division. uly 31. 19i8.
On to the Oise-Alsne cemetery
the toimsta ,wjll., travel Here.at
ere-eq-iaraenoia rest tneidles
of .hundredA "o Americans who
deid In -war-.; From that nlace
they will go on to Chemery; to -eee
t,ne lonibiot yuenyn, Hoosevelt.
son .oiy xne iaie prestaent. wno
went to his death when his plane
. -. .... i
was wtecsea ,m w air oy an at
tacking , German axiator., The
Germans turied him, at the spot
where " his, machlqe, , fell.. ; t,XXe
Thirtv - iAnnii ' Dirlairtn nasitri
. j . r t' - n-- j. r ' , -
tnrouga cnemery, Aug.ust 2. 13 If.
while pursuing,' .tie retreatrng
Germans, p. Oa; tjjft... legionnaires
will go to Croiz Rouge Fatm TEdI:
eds. Trugny and back to Chateau
TWerrr and the tour will be' com
pleted., .
The tour out tf Chateau Thier
ry to Belleau Wood wiH, h
of. the noat popular-- of fered-by;
tne Legion, It takes in a wide
area of territory which saw some
of the most bitter fighting In, the
war. Many of America's fighting
unlta participated in the battles
in and near the city on the Ma me
' An attractive two-color "On to
Paris" folder, containing informa
tion concerning the tours and a
map showing where , they, .areta
led. along with steamship in
formation, may be obtained by ad
"dresslifg the Department' of 'France
Convention Officer whose address
is given above or he France Con
vention Committee, N a tional
Headquarters. Indianapolis, Ind.
MtiQffo'Pan!
Ml
Doesn't hurt one bit! 'Drop
little "Freezone on an . aching
corn, instantly ? that corn stops
hurting, then shortly. you lift it
ris'ht off witH" fingers,
Your druggist sells "a liny Imttle
ot Treezqne"4 f or a few cents, suf
ficient io iembve every hard corn,
soft corn,' oe'eora between: "the
i j
1 v.
mm
.l - .ij.ti in. .
ingmonK ueaa m Muiiuae
of Prayer 'r ' '
ni8T. ni.TSTlfV foln UP.lth .nn '. itio "Prnaii" Won
Driven snow forms an- emtlem. of
seii level in the' Kdcky Mountains
1 - ."-' i ...
formed from deep ravines that jut
across the face of .Ue mountain
which bears its naflia. . The deep
ravine forming the upright section
of the cross is 2000 feet long in
which the sncwa $rift to a depth
ot from 5Q to 0, feet,, while tth
transverse, riige 'f prmfat g' tlje. arma
is 800 feet ' across. Neaxhy'in
immaculate raimept of falling
snow, is the Supplicating Virgin
and at her feet' is a' body ofj. waiter
known as the Bowi of Te'ars.
A legendary tale woven around
this .mountain .relate . hew, , m? iy
years - agio, when, the' , Franciscan
Fiiars were engaged in con'rerting
the inhabitants ot lexfco, , monk
to spain yieiaea to, tenipitioB.,
Wan revealed to him In a- vision
that when he sawa .crQssf sujspenq-j
etl In the. aif it would, be a token
of fpVglxeness. Filled Hlv nnreat.
he went to Mexico4 nod wanaerea
. , , .... - , ... g
Pit yor Dreovfcfart j
IJtyggTQOK
ItJKTLANJ). Aorfl 23. CAP) He
ccipts for 'tn-ek appro((mately 275j
ratrte: 340 (-sites; 4083 noes; 200a
seeM.
Cottle AJomparetl win- woeK s;o :
Beef steers nnevea. Uood- kiudv lca
IS lotrer; common and rdHim grades
steady fb 23c bijrlierr botebirr stock and
bulla chanted; realera.SSe to 401 kizher;
practical top best steers 10.50 ; numeroos
loads at price. Experiment station fed
bawy ,befll.; tww. tuads yof-, 1.044 to
1,1912 . pound .averases Lanfoynla (taks
cow and'betfereltes S9..H); serrfl Ksa
good eow& up to $8.t bulk prinHtr stanr.li-'
tcr sher 8tJ IOiO; fat eowa. 3.504;
heifer's' 37 (tt 9f cotterl and low cuuers
fit.ooua.uuv roeaiitm onus vj.aj(no.;j.
Ho ca Come a red with week ao: Kil-
linjt classes fully. SOe lower; spots 73c off
on rouzn packing: sows; Closing- iraae aun
at decliae: lte top tight ntrtckers 11.30;
balk 200-240 pound. averages il(tli.3o
most packen !rj fe""-i -ce;
. . . . . A - T ' ... mi m f- 1 1 .
ieaujr. toAtfc - ww cr w-&
' Sheep--ComparBd'j with - week- ako: all
rlasses fnlly steady; most spring - lambs
fl4Tj; shorn old crop off error np to
13.jtl; shorn yearlinrs 111; wooled ewes
ae7.; shorn kind SX306.50,
--."- - 'HAY -.?
,JORTLAXU. Apr"d (APWHay
tayins urires : Ls(r Ore re n titnotby
18 1 M : -ditto Yairy $17 17.50: cheat
14.50: -alfalfa tl8ai.30T ' oat hay
kl4.0; t: and -retch x.0&l7f straw
f 8.ft Tper ' ten. Belli n prices fa a ton
sore.
PORTlWkXOi April t3.-i-AP -Wlteat-
BBB bird whH Aph.- Vsy. - Jnne 1.41 j
hard white. 'BS, art, Ap7.. If., Jnne
ilfdi: federation, soft -wane' western
while, krr winter, oTthr1 aprinc Apt-,
lr,"jnr 1.35; western red Apl., jsay
nvlv V a o IS nniind RW AnL V
luif S38: ditto irir Atl.. XTsv? June 36.
Oats. ao. 9S POPJift. yy AP-. -nay.
133. . ---
2 Cms Kl 1. XT skinment AnL Kar
Jnoe $37. . . . v .'-
t Millmn, standard Apl. I3UO; Mar,
June $31. . -?
' CHICAGO ff&AXK
Ureaed Te-grais'-afarketa'teda by scoring
m. mbtttstis wMeDeooeol itssc:'1s-
pert thai' deliTsTteft -of torn os Mir
eoitrarta fcore will bo leas' of; a bnrden
than has bea -looked fbr1 of late were
Urxelr tetjonsile.- -1rn rlod firm
l-ac to 3-4,,net ni-Bcr. win wnea Troisn
ing irretrular. l-4e to l-8fti 1-4 np and
oars l-oc to .- opwn,
DRESSMAKING
jteasonabTe' price's. r"l5onrt for
get our. heimstitchisg.'Blatnping,
button making; and pleating.
-f ,s THlA.ETiTEcm6Pi .
Oyer Baslck's TTelepnone. 1981
'liN&fc' Sprins and
.iK vNt, "'0f""
m i
f
l
t
403 State "St."
over the . country in' search othQ
aavipu ajiuvuh , ... ; ; . 1
' IJte Joined a,n explprlrig , party,
cpplrig notU. "; Arriving oyie, 9
on the summit of a lofty' moun
tain, they pitched their tents. It
was not 'the hour to 1 camp, bnti
their. . I uxUier, progress ws, pr,e4
ventea by a dense, log. i,ne pious
inoriB' according v to the' legend
wDofai lUtJq r.waj; fjrom 'j.he;
sound of'hnmajj jrpices to., pray f,or
the remorai of hisl burden at sin,.
The cloud Wted nui before
him, resplendent, wRh the rays, of
dering'at his. Ipng. delay' his com-
- . ''.. irii
aoi found. ihJDi dead, in the, atti
tude ,of iwaver.. ith h,i fie? to-,
ward, the alount'oX tb,e4 Holy ross.
in uoiy vross nauo.na,t lowest.
3$Q acres, have.been, wt asfde, by
the.'U. S. for,est serrice: for recrea
tion, educational- and, devotional
purposes.
Stitt FnrnJtnre Cq.. Ie,ad
era in complete homo, furnishings,
priced to make you tne. owner;
the store that studies ydur 'every
need and la ready to meet it, an
solutely. ().
Mrs.. U. 'Stith. millinery.
Most beautiful hata In Salem: all
shapes and colors; full stock from
which to make fine selections.
Best quality. 333 State St: ( )
iiuMii
from eon
CLINE, Tex. (AP) Out of the
fruitless dream of a wandering
gold seeker Uvalde county, Tex..
has built its greatest industry-
, "Forty years ago. a man. whose
name is forgotten, came into this
section of southwest Tfexas search
ing for th.e precious, metal. -Gold
he did not find, but! he discovered
a yasl deposit of asphalt and to
day hundreds of men are digging
Into the hills of Uvalde county Jor
the,, material that is mak,ingr hard
surfaced roads throughout the
country. . .... . . , .
This trail blazer, remembered he
had seen the same substance in
use In France and reqpgnizd its
value. He Interested New York
capital. The asphalt was. extract
ed-and used, as a base for varnish
and. oil paintings, but the enter
prise failed when liuid asphalt was
discovered, on the Island of Trin
idad. This was before the days of
har4 roads.
Fifteen years ago J. B. Sjnyth
ot Beaumont, Texas, seeing the
posibjiities of the material for
paving, bought 22,000 acres of the
land, which was considered a use
less wilderness.
-A process of mixing a small
Tfoa, Ikie To. Clstksif x T
A;
-o.
SUSDAY
u0& BOARD Sft.
Rooms for rent
1030 CBamaketa. 23s24
FUUN ISHED FLAT.rTWO 'BDBQOMS.
T Oarare. Call 2324-M. . - -S3a27
ewelee
In New- Locati os
Watches; Cldeki and Jewelery
Repaired "
Bink anct. Window tioi
Are now rrady. , Uq fin line
of shrubs and' percnniala.
Telephone S8Q 813 8Ute St.
A showing of "hewT colorful fashions of
iiiL geruiri washable
Nationally itnown and, Nati9nally
, Advertised
40-i.n. Fati-Ta-S; -
Yo: .. .....
36-in. Regolia hfeavy crepe $2:75
40-ir. Serrel heavy crepe ..$2.50
SPECIAL Ttjr CL03B OUT
40L-inr Sport Satin1, Reg.
iir25r.::-:.-.-:-r.-..v.:.:,ii0Q;
40firu Corcled f oi coat ancV
36-ip. Tub Silkprintecl. ; '
Reg. $1.69!
n
Li
v i a'.
"CAN AND UO i
m '1 ' Portland Silk1 Store
' . , 562 Alder St
duantUy of crude oil with, the puK
yerjsed Tokwas, developed; Snak
ing, 1 ai waierprooi paTing mater
ial VJth. the. maUeabillty of lead. It
moulds, lfke lad and la lald-down
cpld,' : ,'".."'
; ,The only four other known de
posits are In '.Germany,' France,
Switzerland and Sicily.
f A, town has grown-up here at
Cline. The men burrow into the
bills.' extracting thousands of tons
o the material daily. It Is estim
ated that on the 1,500 acres being
worked- there is enough asphalt to
I build a pavement ten times around
the world.
r
Rescue
Btandard Oil Officials. Hckl on
Own PreinLws by Employes
SHANGHAI, ' April 24. (AP)
Sunday) .The China, Presa. says
Anjerican.luejackets on i Friday
na.n rescuea three Standard- oil
men imprisoned In their own pre
raises in Hankow by their hos
tile employes. "
TheJjr namejs are given as Cap
tain t4. IL ?urditt, master of th
oaaaaara UU snio MetlOO. J
4 9 m T a
Stamm and B.. Duxbury.
Qnlck, Rellablo Berrio.
H.EGNER .
181tt Center Street ,
Phones MSZ end, 1S10-W-Fine.
FlxtnreaW "
Standard Bvnipment
Ife Tine to Think, of,
FATjrTXNO and CLEANING CP
We Sell MartlnlSenou? iqq per
. Cent Pure Paint
DOUGHTON A. SlLLlt WIN,
28a N. Commearcdal Telj
i WATCHES, CJvOCKS AND
i JEWtiLBV
Carefully ;Eepalred and
( Guaranteed at
PRKSOOTT'S
291 N. Commercial St., Salem
BETTER-
Better, Office Equipment
Just; IxavihaddeJ A"nev
Paloier. Evtng Automatic
! Hylb tablet to Quf, already
modern, "equipment, we.
invite you to call and give
us a visit. ... .
Chiropractic Gives
People Health
CONSULT
; Dn SCOrlELD
Straight f tfWrT x
Chiropractor
80& First National Bank
: Bl
...$yj5:
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TK
Price or
prisinslr
for shoes of.
such merit: It
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tr ol econ
mj; (
footwear from ,
otij. iiiej.
A
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Expert Foot Specialist
" donsnltatlon'Frea
m.
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mm k
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TFhe finest leathers, aire .'.uiied, in'
die making of these new shoes
' " '' " -t V . .'t . '
r ana cverj. pair. cYiococea. uia
most careful workmanship.
That means two things
; comfcanidnxabiUtX.
And there's stvle.' too
vl . Hclever, distinctive
atylo which be-
speaks popu- "
larity.
snr .
lou?
To '
$16.50
Ml
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Just Am
splendid collection of the
styles of the season in high
ptweare ShoH'for every occasion
k the calendar of fashion. And
ypull marvel at the lowprices '
ai which they are featured;;
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j! rvhete.' .-jr.iwjl; yoalj-not;'.
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::.;;t)v8noe ''Me- Hker therri Be
i ciuse- taey always IooV eood anci
fjU hold their shape day after day.
: ; lhey bear every appearance oi
X shoes priced much higher: . -
ff'"'t.t
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rUSjHvootf.
S&oes for ornery
hour of the dey
-or-. aning
Smmrtly de
signed shoes in
patent leather.
If id, calftJcUtf
satin, suede and
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