THE OJIEGON STATESMAN; SALEM. OREGON.'
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 201927
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ROZELLA
Annual Horse Show Wtil
Open In Salem Next
Week
, The anual horse show which
has become one of the outstand
ing features of the Oregon "state
fair, will be held in the stadium,
beginning next Monday , evening
and continuing the five remaining
evenings' of the fair, and as 8 re-
suit horse owners and horse lov-
ers of the Pacific Northwest are
turning their attention to Salem.
Reports - of prize winning
horses which will be shown here
are ifoeing received daily.. Compe
tition in all classes promises to
be keener this year than at any
local showing heretofore. Gov
ernor Isaac Lee Patterson, W. F.
Turner, and Aaron M. Frank have
offered prizes In -various classifi
cations. ;
ltuch Interest is evinced in the
splendid new' hackney pair, Stel
la Vane and Buckley Vedie, im:
ported recently from England by
Aaron MV Frank of Portland. This
pair" easily outclassed all other en
trants 'at their first American
showing at the annual horse show
held late In the summer in Stock
ton, California.
iprs. Jl It. Held; Mrs. C. Kd
war4 Crell'e, owner of Shikers,
the beautiful horse that won
seven blue ribbons as well as the
five"gaited championship at last
year's fair, and Mrs. Leray Fields
who owns a number of prize win
ning horses, will be among the
Portland people who will exhibit
at the show.
Oswald West of Portland,
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM
PROVE TRADE STREET
FROM THE EAST LINE OF
14TII STREET TO THE WEST
LINE OF 17TH STREET.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem. Oregon, deems it necessary
' and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose and Intention to im
prove Trade Street from the east
line of 14th Street to the west line
of 17 th Street, In the City of Sa
lem. Oregon, by bringing said por
tion of said street to" the" estab
lished grade, constructing 'Port
land cement concrete 'curbs, and
paving said portion of said street
yj)ty a six-inch Portland cement
JfiZrete pavement, twenty-fota
feet' In width, in accordance with
the plans and specifications there'
for which were adopted by th
Common Council oir the 1 5th day'
of August, 1927, now, on, file la
the office of the City . Recorder,
and which are hereby referred' to
and made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby de
clares its purpose and intention to
make the above described Improve
ment by and through the Street
Improvement Department of the
City of Salem, Oregon.
By order of the Common Coun
cil the 15th day of August, 1927
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication Septem
ber 8, 1927.
Date of final publication Septem
ber 20, 1927. Sept.8to20Inc.
STATE OF OREGON
Department of State
J Salem
NOTICE IS ' HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to the provisions
of sections 2726-2729, Oregon
Laws, the following state' war
rants issued for a period of more
than seyen years prior to July
1, 1927, will be declared void and
payment thereon refused -by the
State Treasurer of Oregon, "unless
presented for payment at the of
fice of the State Treasurer, Salem,
Oregon, within sixty days from the
6th day of September, 192T, the
date of the first publication of
this notice:
General Fund
Following in Warrant number,
date issued, in whose, favor,
amount:
38118, May 9, 1919,' Leonard
Schad, $1.30; 45253, Aug. 23,
1919, F. W. Roberts. $1.50; 53
340, Dec, 23, 1919, Klines Store,
$3.06: 54858, Jan. 12, 120, Gil
bert W. Allen. $9:68: 61466. ADr
1920, Geo. S. Shephard, $4.00;
fj. 62837, Apr. 23. 1920. Aneelo
Carrierl. $12.50; 64899, May 18,
'V1920, Oscar Maki, $17.50.
Industrial Accident Fumi
12762, July 3, 19 10, Timothy
Ealy Davis,- $4.33; l82do, July
12, 1919, Mathews ' .Welding &
Cutting Co.. $1.99; IRfSl June
21, 1920, R. Henrlksen; $L50.
Segregated Accident Fund
12104. Mar. 8. "1920, Chas, E:
Humphrey, $32.50; 112202, Mar.
23. 1920, N. McCreary, $34.67;
13809, May 7, 1920, Alfred Bu
cher, $9.75.
State Highway Fund
27348, July 1, 1919, Edward
Maysb. $6.62r 28147, Aug. 4.
l$f?Y- Fred Anderson, $2.54;
ZkUxI, Aug. 4, 1919. D. K. Reed,
50: 28609. Aug. 20. 1919.
Silas Morgan, $10.00; 29744, Oct.
7. 1919. Tunis H. Snyder, $2.40;
29964. Oct. 16, 1919. E. V. Hoo
ver. $1.00; 30668, Nov. 15. 1919.
Geo. Dean, $10.00; 31566, Dec.
19. 1919, M. M. Brown, $3.20;
32472, Jan. 17. 1920, Mrs. Jenny
i Lowe, $7.25; 32680. Jan. ' 29,
jviasiers-iswoiai ljumoer
Co., $8.00; 35666, June 14. 1920,
-Geo. M. Neale,- $8.75; 36009,
June 26, 1920, Masters-Ewpldt
Lumebr Co.. $10.00.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. :I
har hcieunto set my hand and
caused the Seal of the State of
Oregon to .be hereto', affixed
this 1st day of September.
I 1927.-
SAM A. - KOZER. .
Secretary of State, ; B6-J3-20-27
James Nlcol of Jtfillsdale, W. ; F.
Turner, and 'Miss Mary PatTicia
McGowan of II waca,'-Washington,
will be other' competitors.
foew entrants ''will arirve from
the stables 6f Dr. A.' E. Graham
of Montague, California, and
from, hose 'of Edward Munford
at Stockton. ,( '
AsH. Farrell will bring his
prize-winning string from Seattle
and George L. AI Bauer, also of
Seattle will be an exhibitor this
year.' Mr. Bauer was ringmaster
at last gear's show. . S
Riders from the Portland Hunt
Club, Portland Riding Academy,
Olympic Driving and Riding Club,
and the Seattle Riding Club, will
compete again this year.
The "colorful ' string from Ore
gon Agricultural College at Cor?
vallis 'will give feature numbers
eac,h .evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Griffith- Will Make
Home In Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Griffith
and their little daughter, Margar
et Claire, left yesterday for Eu
gene where they will make their
home. Mr. Griffith is a member
of the faculty of the University
of Oregon.
Catholic Daughters Will
Meet
The regular meeting of Cath
olic Daughters of America jwill be
held this evening at eight o'clock
in McCornack Hall.
Members of the social commit
tee are Mrs. Napoleon Rocque,
Mrs. Frank Alley, and, Jfcrs. Eu
gene Eckerlin. Sr.
Attending the University '
of Oregon
Everett Siegmund has gone to
Epgene where he will enroll as
a "freshman at the University of
Oregon.
Return to. Sdlem
Mr.; and 'Mrs. Roy' Mills, their
daughters, Ila and Roberta, and
son, Chajles, were among "those
who spent the last week-end of
the ' summer ? vacation at Nesko-
win. ,,
Regular Meeting of
W.C. T. U.
Delegates to the state conven
tion at St. Helens will be elected
a the regular tneeting of the W.
CrTT' U this afternon at 2:30
o'clock in the W- C. T. U. hall.
Week-End Guests In Salem
Mr. and Mrs.. Kenneth Legge
of Portland were guests for the
veek-end of Mr. Legge's parents,
Mr. and Mrs, F. A. Legge.
Son's of Veteran's Auxiliary
yill' Meet This Afternoon
Members of the Auxiliary of tHe
Sons of Veteran's of Union War
will meet this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. T. Prescott, 1064
Cjak street. . .
NOTICE OF TMftTNERSHIP
DISSOLUTION
Notice is hereby given, that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, under the
assumed name of Willamette Heat
ing Co., has been dissolved by mu
tual agreement, and that the busi
ness will be continued by the un
dersigned, E. C. Negelspach.hinder
his own name, and that he will pay
all debts and complete all con
tracts of the said partnership to
this date.
Dated, Salem, Oregon, Sept.
16th, 1927: ,
CLAUDE L. SEAGROVE,
E. C NEGELSPACH.
617-18-20
O-
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Social Calendab
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM
PROVE THE ALLEY IN
BLOCK 4 OF COMPTON'S AD
DITION TO THE CITY OF SA
LEM, MARION COUNTY, ORE-i
GON, FROM THIS UHTH
LINE OF COLUMBIA STREET
TO THE SOUTH LINE OF
GROVE STREET.
Notice is hereby given that the
C.ommon Council of the City ' Of
Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose and Intention to Im
prove the Alley in Block 4 of
Compton'B Addition to the City of
Salem. Marfon County, Oregon,
from the north line of Columbia
Street to the south line of Grove
Street, in the City of Salem, Mar
ion County Oregon, at the expense
of the abutting and adjacent prof
erty, except the street and alley, in
tersections the expense of which
will assumed by the City' of
Salem. Oregon, by hrlngta said
portion of said street to the estab
lished grade, constructing Port
land cement concrete curbs, and
paving said portion of said street
with . tr six-inch Portland cement
concrete . pavement'; 15. feet. In
width, , in r accordance : tvith' .the
plans and i specifications therefor
which-were adopted by the Com
mon Council On the ; 6th day, of
September,; 1927; now on tile In
the office 4of the City Recorder,
and which -are, hereby referred to
and made a part hereof.
t The Common Council hereby de
clares its purpose and intention to
make? the j above described Jm
provementjblr and througTi the
Street Improvement Department of
the City of Salem. Oregon.- ,
,By order of the Common Coan
cil the 6th day of September, 1927.
M. POULSEN city5 Recorder." '
r Data of Jtlrst pllcatlon Sej
t ember 11J 1927.
. Date of; final publication Sep
tember 23. 1927. fUt9?3inc
' "Tuesday ' i '
. Board and luncheon meeting of
YVW. C. A.! 10 o'clock. '
Auxiliary of Sons of Veterans.
Mrs; E. T. Prescott,' 1064 Oak St.,
hostess ' ' - Is ! j
Catholic Daughters of America.
McCornack Han. 8 o'clock.
W. C. T. U. . Election of dele
gates to state convention at St.
Helens, 2: SO.'
Wednesday '
Ladies' Aid. First Presbyterian
church. Church parlors! 2:30,
Kensington Club. Mrs. F- S
Anunen, J 1110 North Capitol
street! .hostess. '
tiaughters of the Nile. Lunch
eon." Minto'a Green Room. I o'
clock. Friday1
South Dyisin, Ladies' Aid of
Presbyterian churcj. Mrs! Charles
We'Uer, 110 LutherVtreet,. hostess.
Saturday
Woman's Club. Club house.
2:30 o'clock.
Annuel Bazaar of W. C. T. U.
Will Be Held at State Fair
The annual bazaar for the chil
dren's farm home of the W. C. T.g
U. will be held at the state fair
at Salem, September 26 to Octo
ber 1. Organizations and individ
uals are being, requested to send
their contributions to Mrs. J. J.
Nunn, care W. C.-T. U. headquar
ters, . 2Q1 South Commercial
street, Salem, Ty September 20 so
that the committee can have all
ready by the time the fair opens.
Every article sent will help in
making the bazaar a success and
will be much appreciated, local
W. C. T. U. oficers declare.
Spending Ten Days In
Portland x
Mrs. Max Page and Mrs. Lester
Barr have gone to Portland where
they will remain for. ten days.
Attend Concert In
Portland
Mrs. Robert Zlnn and Mrs. Hal
lie Parr Is h Hinges motored to
Portland last evening where they
were in attendance at the con
cert given by Marian Talley.
A. A, U. W. Opens Fall
Season With Luncheon
The Salem branch of the Amer
ican, Association of University
Women opened the fall season
with a luncheon Saturday at the
Gray Belle. Covers were arrang
ed for fifty.
Mrs. Roy Klein, president of
the club, announced that the two
regular study classes of the
branch, t he J child study class un
der the directfdn of Mrs. C. A.
Downs, and the literature section
lead by Mr8tEllenFishejr. wiil
resume their work within" a few
weeks.
The resignation of Mrs. Robert
Dann, branch secretary, was ac
cepted at this meeting. Mr. and
Mrs. Dann will leave soon to
make their home in Corvallis.
Wilkie Collins, a member of
the faculty of the University of
Oregon, was the speaker of the
afternoon. He spoke of the writ
ers of the late "Nineties."
Mrs. P. H. Acton is chairman
of thg committee in charge of the
October meeting. Other ; mem
bers will include alumni of Cali
fornia and central colleges. v'
Mr. and Mrs. Grabenhorst
Return From the Beach
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Graben
horst and Mrs. Grabenhorst's
mother, Mrs. Nellie Harris, re
turned Sunday evening from a
week's stay at NeskOwin. While
there they had as, their guest,
Mrs. M. R. Mills of Portland
Honored On Anniversary
Mrs. Will Knight of Portland,
Roderick Miles of Sacramento,
and Don Miles of Salem were
hosts Friday evening at a dinner
party honoring their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. J. Miles, on the occa-
slon of their forty-eighth wed
ding anniversary.
Covers were placed at the din-
NOTTCE OF INTENTION TO IM
PROVE GAINES AVENUE
FROM THE EAST LINE OF
COMMERCIAL STREET TO
THE WEST LINE OF LD3
ERTY STREET.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary
and expedient and hereby declare!
ls purpose and intention to im
prove Gaines Avenue from the east
line "of Commercial Street to th
west line of Liberty Street, in th
City of Salem, Oregon; at the r '
tense of the abutting and adjapev 1
property, except the afreet and al
ley Intersections, the expense jt
which Jvlll be assumed by th Citj
of Salem, Oregon, by bringing said
portion of said street to the estab
lished grade, ! constructing Port
land cement concrete curbs, an4
paving said portion of said street
with a hard surface pavement, six.
inch . Portland cement concrete
pavement, 30 feet in width, in ac
cordance with the plans and spec
ifications therefor- which were
adopted by the Common,' Council
ou the 15th day of August. 1927,
now. on file , In the office' of 'the
City Racorderand,which are here
by referred , to an.d made a part
hereof ' . ' -
The Common Council hereby de
clares its purpose and Intention to
make the above described v im.
provement by and through the
Street Improvement Department of
the City of Salem, Oregon. -
By order of the Common Coun
cil the 15th day of August; 1927.
t,M. POULSEN, TJity Recorder.1
,: Dae of first publication Sep
tember 10. 1927. . v - ?
Date of final" publication Scp
tember 22, 1927. . fl0to22in
ner table, centered with roses
and ferns, for the honor guests,
M r. n. W t r ' if fVfi Trit' Warren
Knlgtrbt Pordand'.';Mrand: Mh&
Roderick; ' Miles"' of '''Sacramento,'
California.: Mr. and's,Mrs. Don
Miles" aifd their flOn,1 "Branston
Miles, of Salem; and Mr. and Mrs.
Will Kjght,of.Piortlan,d. -Jr ,
A ttend' Constitution Day
Program
. Miss Jheresjt D'Arcy and Judge
Peter H. 'D'Arcy; "were In attend
ance at tbe tonstitutibn 'pay pro
grani, sponsored 'IfnT Portlafid ''Sat
urday' py the. Sons and Daughters
ot pp5' .
.Judge "b'Arcy eas a speaker pf
the arVernon';'; , I 4
Hom ' Fxo!i(kowin ! ' ' i
After'jipending 'a' fortnight tn
their siimmeV home' at 'Neskbwin;
Mr. and Mrr E. M. Hoffneil and
tbelr children have returned to
Entertdir? Ih ' Honor of
Mr. M Mrs? Percy A. Cupper'
sua iiissi t usva .. petiv lanai cu-
tertained wit'htgD' "fnfoirmal ymusl
cale In:ilie t upper 'home' 069 eve
ning last week Hmpllmfenttng w
grouD"of"Miss'Tartars pupils M
since that time have gone to ,cof
ege. . ,( , ' . , s , ,lt
Those present were" Miss Fran
ces MartinMiss ildred" 'MulkeyV
Miss 'Mary . Cupper"; Miss' Billie
Cupper Miss " ejvell Gardiner,
Miss Josephine Albert, 'Miss' Pah
line ohnsqnV Miss' Lucftle Cum
ming9VliM'lss"Thelma Davis, Miss
Lillian Scott, and Miss Jennie
Dalzell.
Mrs. Walker at Home In
Salem
Mrs. F. M. Walker, who for a
number of yeavs bad made her
home on the Garden Road, is now
at home with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mt. and Mrs. E. B. Per-rine.
South Division, Ladies' Aid
of Presbyterian Church
The South division of the La
dies' Aid of the First Presbyterian
' . f,i . mt
cnurcn win iiieei r nuuy aiicruuuu
at the home of Mrs. Charles Well
er, 110 Luther street. -
Mrs. Carson a Guest In
Portland
Mrs. J. A. Carson is leaving to
day for- Portland where she will
visit tor ,a week; Fttn ber son-in-law
and. daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh McCammon.
Go to Netkdtvin for ,
the -Week-End
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ryer and
Mr. and Mrs. A- - Waller have re
turned after- spending the week
end' id the Ryer Beach cottage at
iSeaJutTEuL., . 1 '
Return From Seaside
Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Steeves and
Dr. and Mrs. La ban Steeves and
their sons, Richard and Bobby,
spent the'past week in their sum
mer home at Seaside.
Visiting In Salem ..... v .
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gardener of.
Long Beach, California, are Visit
ing at the home, of Mrs. Garden
er's mother, Mrs. N. J. Burford.
in Salem Heights..
Mrs. Curtis Returns. From
the South '
Mrs. Mary Addie Curtis has re
cently returned 'from California
where she. spent the past month.
She visited in San Ffanclsco and
also in ..Oakland ,hut. the greater
part of her time was spent in
Palo. Alto where she vwas the
guest of ner son, Deane Curtis. Mr.
Curtis is 8ecpnd engineer, on the
President jjlson,. and; returned
only a short time ago from a
cruise around the world.
Invitations received to Wed
ding of Miss Donald and
Emest" Webb
Invitations to the wedding of
Miss Elizabeth Donald and Ernest
C' Webb have been received by
friends' in Salem.
The marriage will be solemniz
ed at '4:30 o'cfock Saturday after
noon, September 24, at tfie home
of the bride's mother Mrs. "Rob
ert "L.""' Donald, on Beavorton
avenue. r
Miss Florence Griffin of As
toria will be maid of honor and
Mr. Webb's brother. Ezra Webb,
of Salem, will act as. best man.
Dr. Harold Leonard Bowman of
theFlrst Presbyterian church will
read the service. ,
I imwm
Man Contestants - Eager to
Score j Before 'Offer
ndsj Sept, 24th t
Read the Classified Ads
No. 6833
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon For Marion Connty:
In the matter of the' Estate of Geo.
ilf Burnett, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
by the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Marion County, Ex
ecutor, or the Estate ot1Geo. tu
Burnett, deceased, and hits quali
fied as-such. All persons having
claims against said estate are here-
oy noiiiiea 10 present, mg, same
duly verified as required by law to
tin ;nnilrmignrd at the nfflcr of
Page, Page. & Ray L. Smith, Attor
neys for said Estate, Bush 'Bank
Bldg., Salem, Oregon, within six
months fronvthe date of, the first
pnb,ication of this notice. -The
date of the first publication of this
notice is the 20th day of Septem
ber,1 1927, and the last is. the 18th
day of October, 1927.
4 GEORGE O. BROWN,
Executor of the Estate pf Geo. H.
'Curnett, Deceased. -PAGE.
PAGE & RAY L. SMITH.
'Attorneys for the Estate. .., .
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. .Honor Roll For Camera''
Hlrberj; Mor ley , No. ; 1 , tie. .
I Kalm'an Vadhey; Ncc l, 'tie.
j Lebh'Mickenham, No. 2.
Mace Moreford, No. 3. '
(By Radio Contest Editor) v"
. In'the onor roll for today we'
have a 'tie-lor", the' camera. Her
bert Moriey ad( 'Kalmanjyadney
with Le.on Mickenham second and
Mace Moreford'tliirdL'The hrghr
estin,Lihe Whole contest today is
George Causey. '
IJBVer' one-'on ' the"' list' should
make .a vdesperate ' effoft' to -win
thfs splendid camera on 4 Septem
ber 2 ithr jusf We week; Off, for
the prize . might be awarded on a
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I t'Slt flown and make a list of five
people whom' you know, then" call
on those five people' and put up
thy hardest; talk for The States
man" y6u" ever made in your life.
You should" do this eah morning
before ' you start "work. "If yo-a
practice that habit every morning
you cannot help '' but win' the
qamera on September 24th. You
ar. bound to get' ihree' out of
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camera is well worth the effort.
Without a doubt, the camera
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few subscriptions will turn the
trick. Surely you know five peo
ple who do not take the paper, or
who dp, whom you could get to
take it, or renew it. If they are
taking some other paper they can
pay you for a yearly subscription
to The Statesman and have The
Statesman started some time in
the future, whenever) their pres
ent subscription rung out. Be
sure that you understand what
a new subscriber is.
You should do your-best to
win this special prize on Septem
ber 24 th. Some of the candidates
are not watching the honor roll
and are not appearing each day.
I don't know whether they have
overlooked this matter or not.
This Is one of the most important
things to do. Get on the honor
roll and show your friends that
you are out to win. If they see
your name at the top of the list,
then they will kpow that you are
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You have until September 24th to
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you are entitled to just as . many
subscriptions as you can secure.
Herbert Moriey is getting his
campaign organized, and has had
several - interesting experiences.
Once he gets really' tuned in on
the work he-will Wake a very In
teresting race for the other can
didates. Kalman Vadney is - a good
steady worker ami 'will not be dis
couraged. He stays fight with It.
"James Beal Is one of the new
comers' in the contes. He is
verV optimistic and has bad con
siderable experience in newrpaper
work and is bound to be a serJious
contender.'' ' n
Edmund Weisner Is so enthused
over the radios that, he says he is
going to get one of the radios no
matter what happens, and he is
out to win.
Howard Eliott has made a
wonderful start and if he main
tains his speed he is bound to" be
tuning his radio in on one of the
radio "circuits on October 22nd.
Rodney Hardman has a host of
friend's, and he is making splen
did progress.
Leon Mickenham is a real "live
wire." and he told the contest ed
itor that he was going to sign up
a lot of his friends' out around
Turner' where he used to live. .
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Keanetk TmmT.: 1303 ; High-
' land . ';.viui.:-..-..i...i...;.u
Arthur Tiahar. 515 -Market 8t.
Trto Foreman. 834 Ceatar
Alfred French. Ron t 4 . ..
William GahUdorf,-" 1255 -X;
Cbttafai rvji.i.'.si;...:!....'
Shirley Garsid. 665 N. 2 1st.. -Kiaa
' Berais Owrkey," 875 " If.
litteiiZ..... i.
Bernard GeBrtkow,' 1858- Sonta
MSth : ......
Lawranek Almont Grimea, 1353
T S. 12th ;
Bert Halwth, 1595 Lee .
Andrew- Hlrrm.' '1744 6.'
Liberty . :
WHbur Haraes. 1 10 N. - Snm-
' : X.. '
Pan Hamilton, SO X. 21st..
Margaret Bella Hill. 40S X. v
20tk 1 -.
Rodney Hard ma a. 014 .S. 21st
Anst Jfill 40S K-20th.
John Hatrgea, Boate ',( Wood-
' burn, !Oregxa;l..i
Ronald Hewitt. 1311 X. 4th
Ereret Hunter. 1555 N. 8um-
tno4 .. ..-i,...... .... , .. .. -
Harold Jepsan, 1209 Ferry,.'..
Walter Kieper, 1840 Safinaw
Maarieei Kaiser, ' 1280 Ferry ...
Ainmn uewn, i -y ttice.
Robert Ixmr. 2060 N. Cottage
Floyd Maddy, 1369 8. 13th. ..
Jimmie Martindale. 1697 Can-
ter ;.v.
Edwin Mattisoa. 899 ' S: Com-
' mereiat " :....:...
JtiJa Matlmvt. 101O 8. Hih .
Maurice Hener, 1565 X. 19th
Byron Men ia, 2995 D
Pern Milhnrn, 2307 State
an MeCanlith, 182 . S.
Qhurh f
Jamea McCarmack, 596 X.
IHi : . "
Karl McGuire. .1005 Broadway
Eug-ene Melntyre. 237 S.18th
Leon Mickenham. 1295 S.
12th .......;!.....:.......;...
Kenneth Miller, 879 Liberty..
Herbert 'Moriey, 795 X. 17th
Kobert Morrow, 1695 Saginaw
Mace Morford, 1715, N.
Shurca .s. J
Bay Xleola, 2209 MU1
Clifford Nile. 250 X. Capitol
Harlen Orth, R. 7. Box 19
Miss'lfcrothy Ostlind, 1430
Marion 1.
Alfred Paul. 1048 Gains
Robert Pirkena, 865 X. 17th
Willys Pearcey 215,6 South
Church .:v...nv..;.t 4-
5.060
59.OO0
S.00O
5.000
5.000
. 5.000
5.00O
106.850
5.000
5.000
88.250
5.00O
87.450
92.225
5.000
-"'
S.025
T1.025
88.000
RoHand Perry. 1253? gtat...,.. , 5.0O0
Johnnie Perrina. 1096 X 17th ' 94.150
Harold Peraey.ilSIS Shipping 82.000
Harold Peters, 1 2215 ' N.- Vir- .
: giaia" -- . 5.000
Mildred Petua,. B.-1.' SobHa
i ty, -Oregon v... . 5.000
Henry Query. R. 8, B. 247. ,- 5.000
Ronald Baamassen, 1309 ' Wal- , "
' ter i :. .. ..... 8U650
Charlea Robbin. , 787' Center.. 5.0OO
Robert Kanimnre. 613 Market - 72.40U
Jerries Ranking. 2390 K. lah-
arty
Harold Rydo, 1341 McCoy .
Frank Ridout, KJ.- X. - Inda-
' pendence c '
"Terrenca Randall-1460?,K..
Me'rrin Rosa, talem - Heights.. .
Ted Rearhka. 820 S.- Wiater
George Sel, 87 N. Liberty- '
Jim kehnn. .1545 Miiom...
5.000 iIoa Shott, 761 X. 14th..-,.
Robert' Skewis. 1097 Center
Rayea Snmfeart. 667 8. Cap'.-
' i'ltov v.
Eldon BlaTona, . 1008 Thomp-
Teddy ryderTM'srislfb"!!'
Robert 's. Stalling. 1140 .W.
Ponald - SkweTC i33 "g.
'Washingtow : ......
Boh Sterenaon, . aHlem Heights
Bilty Syphert. 1395 X. Cot.
s taga X s...-a--
Reginald San nd ers. 1275 E .
Frank Ternaaki. R. 8. Box
Pnt Toew7T75X. 2b"...lT,
Sidney -Va Lydegraf. J25 -K. .
'Summer i '....i.t
OrviUe Varty. 650 D St .JL'. v-
Kalman Vadney, 431 8. . Cot-
-tag'.' 2...:...:..:-..:... ......
Pant Wagner, 665- X. Smmer
BaTi4 Walp,' 680 S. ' 12th..;.
oriaje M. 'Walking, R. F. D.
I,-' Box 258 ...s.'......,t..V-- -
Edmund Weisner 1072 Union -Maxwell
White. lQlO Oak....
Kellv Wickixer, 1095 S.MSth
Walter Wlena, 1431- X Cot-
; taga -i-i.. -
Chester L. Wilts, Independ
ence, Oregon
81.575
97.525
5.000
5.000
5.000
66.025
S'.OOO
s.ooo
103.225
5.000
. 91.225
- 90.750
s.'ooo
83.230
41.850
"
5.000
103.700
5.000
96.27S
102.2 JO
5.000
5.000
80:475
5.000
77.800
106.475
97.100
5.000
5.000
5.000
5.00O
87.925
5.000
5.000
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99.625
5.000
98.700
5.000
98.750
5.000
- 5.000
! 5.000
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101.425
1.5.000
5,000
5.000
87.225
5.000
. 5.000
5000
81.273
34.200
89.050
90.S00
5.000
86.230
5.000
41.000
5.000
5,000
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5.000
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68.150
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99.573
5.000
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: PARIS (A P) Such sport
Clothes as there are in. the Paris
winter m collection show a' strong
tendency to come in three pieces.
. H . i i y i i ' i ' i i . . ' T
Redskins and. Palefaces ,
Battle in - Black Forest
; BERLIN.-r( AP) America's
backwoods, with battles ' between
"redskins" and j'palefaces," hs
coW to life in the Clack Forest.
A Ct?rman" film' company has ac
cepted scenario based on a story
by the German author, Karl May.
entitled, "Wlnnetou." ' and' has
laid the scenes In the Black For
est near Brelsach.
' Wlnnetou is the name of an In
dian chieftain who la for the Ger
man youth what Chingachgook or
Uncas is for American boys. The
conflicts described ; in ihe book
take' place in about the same ter-
ritory as that in which James Fen
Imore Cooper, lays the scenes for
h$f vLeatherstocklng Tales."
j
The Leander Club members,
who; wear special erenins: dress,
are rowing stars of the Universi
ties. Their evening dress consists
pf a dinoer Jacket of dark blue
cloth, with brass buttons, dark
blue braided, trousers, a single
breasted waistcoat with brass but
tons, a dark blue tie, black patent
shoes and socks of the celebrated
Leander pink. ' .
- ; KXTKRS DKHHV
PORTLANp, Sept.;i6 (AP) -James
Reinhart," Iteed collejite stu
dent, accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. J. Carle Rinehart,' will leave
tbmorrow for San Francisco in his
Travelair biplane which he had'
entered in tbe San Francisco
Spokane class B air derby next
Tuesday. - " '
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EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
Ten Yeafs Practice in
Salem .
PHone 625
Dr. L, p, Rurdcttc
Optometrist
401 First XaUpnal Bank Bldg.
The Suptr-Ufat
EUctrte Rang
izdk have ahvai mMi
an electric
range
Here it is at a price that will surprise you
"pO longer need yqu cttry tbe home
. Xtimenio3r$thedean, co
ience cf electric cooking.
' " Itis yours mw' in the new WUwear
range a raoge that costs little to boy,
bat, even more important, less to operate.
HepbV compact complete range
tttcrfemires no special wiring. It tcstsr
roasts, boils and broils does anything
any stove can do.
Just the thing for
the average family,
pattment, kit
chenette ad
) rammer cottage.
Perfected by a marnifacturer who has
specialized in borne neceitie$ fbroycr
half a century, its ragged construction
. and practical features will appeal to you.
For example, you need not buy the com -plete
range at one time-purchase the oven
with or without stand, and get the Super-"
Heat-Plate later. Many "people do that.
I ' lr- '..T.. . you this
V 1
7hy not drop in today and let us show
this new-idea ,
range, and
, let us surprise you
when we tell you
its very low price.
Easy terms, too.' ' '
For Heat in a 1 furry uimtHt,t
.... nwrrmmt mau ii pmiik $ thrvw tin
Mtmt irm huh hrj p-uf mm thmby
. tul-tuu tin It f "xkand rri.
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