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dew York Farm Element Ap 1 platids Address By Re publican Candidate SYRACUSE. N. Y,. Aug. k29. CAP) Promising an early soro tion o( the agricultural problem, Senator Curtis! the republican -; vice presidential nominee, yester Aar called for the election of , Herbert RooTer and of a republi can congress to assure adequate tariff revision." V 'The senator spoke at the New York state fair. It was home and j farm bureau day and farmers and their families seemed to predomi nate the crowd standing under the hot sun before the band stand from which be spoke for almost soi hour. The address was devoted almost entirely to a discussion of repub lican efforts on behalf of agricul- , tare during the (past and a com. parison of the party's record with ' that of the democrats.' Hoover Applauded When Senator! Curtis mentioned the name of Herbert Hoorer, the ; -back yard" or (Governor Smith, the democratic presidential nom inee, rang with cheers: Thursday the governor will speak from the sttand. .. The republican nominee again arged non-partisan disposition of the agriculture problem. He re called that both presidential can didates bad proposed to call con- ferences to seek a solution. If these fall, Curtis suggested that h proposition : for appointment aX a small joint congressional commission be siren a trial. He Relieved an organisation of an in terstate cooperative marketing plan offered one hope. "But as a senator of the United States,' he promised,. "I say to - you that the farm question will be aolved soon . after the next con gress meets. . , .. . ; . . - ... , w . . . .... CHEERS GREET chmm'm, 1 fflJ poilfinilP CURTIS SPEECH fWZTl' H16HLY POPULAR , ; 1 I t - Mry ll l i, - 1 .:;.v V t f, 1 i tAx- 4 L " I -f "I ff4 ,rT. . ...... ..... I S. 1 . k 17 , . , V 4', i t ' 1 -V 15. Mrs. May Sutton Bandy of California, national women's tennis champion 24 years ago and mother of four children, is staging a -tennis comeback. She set a merry pace at the National Women's cham pionships at Forest Hills, N. to down Mrs. Charlotte Miller of New York In the opening round. She recently won the eastern turf court championship at Rye, N. Y. I say'thls because I believe t members are In a mood to get to gether. Dozens of remedies hare been suggested. Congress has been divided. You can't tell me any question Is too big for con- cress to solve if it gets down and works n.i It." The senator spoke almost with out reference to a prepared ad dress. When he concluded many of the crowd surged about the stand. His collar was unbuttoned and his tie loosened as he turned wearily from shaking hands with those who had crowded forward. . It was a busy day for the nomi nee and he was shaking hands at about every turn. After a break. fast given to him by officers of the New York state federation o'f farm bureaus, he attended a morning reception for republican leaders at the Onondaga hotel. More Than 75 Pairs Already Registered In Albany's Unique Show ALBANY, Ore., August 29. (Special) More than 15 sets of twins are registered in - Oregon's first annual twin round up to be staged here Saturday afternoon, It has been announced by the round up committee of the Chamber of Commerce, sponsors of tbe unique event.' - i ' Elaborate- preparations . have been completed for the reception! and entertainment ' of the twins and visitors and the largest crowd In Albany's history is expected. No charge of admission will be made. Cleo and Theo Bogart of Cor-S vallis, who will compete, are J 6 years old but have celebrated only four birthdays, born on February 29. they have the distinction of being the only leap year twins in the state. ' Mrs. J. A. Freeman, of Oregon City, mother of three sets of twins, aged two, three, and four years old respectively, is expect ed to enter her six children and a special .honorar7 cash prise has been awarded her. nnraion of Portland police, no tably Archie Lonard who had giv en spare time to . the ease, with Tom Johnston, Ramsey's employ er, and Sheriff Wellington or Co lumbia county, . who found . the body.r' r ... . -. : i In his confession. White admit ted he struck Ramsey, whose mut ilated body was found in a crees: that crosses the ranch, and felled blm with a grubbing hoe that the sheriff found near the corpse. Then, he said, he and Shelton. tbe other negro sought, carried the body to the creek. pub cm SOUGHT FOB 1MAIB BO CAPTURED III MURDER CASE ST. HELENS, Ore,, Aug. 29. (AP) One of the two negroes sought in connection with the murder of M. C. Ramsey, negro ranch foreman of Yankton, Ore., was arrested within 24 hours of the time of finding Ilamsey's body, according to word received here from Pocatello, Idaho. Tay lor White is under arrest there and is reported to have confessed his part in the slaying. White was arrested through co- GENEVA, Aug. 29. (AP) - Th United' States and Canada strove together yesterday to ob tain the widest kinff or puoncuy concerning the manufacture of armaments. Thlr renresentativeg. Ambassa dor Hush Wilson for the United States, and Dr. W. A. Rlddell for Canada, voiced their disapproval of a draft project reported to the commission which . is trying to frame a convention for the control and manufacture of arms, on the ground that it did not go far enough. Both deleeates favored giving the same publicity to arms manu factured .by governments as to arms made in -private factories. Both Dr. Rlddell declared that countries depending largely on private manufacture snouia not oe expected to furnish statistics if countries depending upon govern mental manufacture were permit ted to withhold such figures. Mr. Wilson said that he had grave doubts whether the American gov ernment would accept the public ity provision as framed. He said he thought the government might deem it a retrogression rather than a step in advance. The draft provision will be sent to the council of the League with reservations attached and the council and the assembly must de cide whether, with the project sub ject to differences of opinion, it is feasible to convoke an interna tional conference for its discus sion. ' . I Today Friday ' Saturday y 3 BIG DAYS Saturday is the last day of this Sale. Quick action ts necessary if you want to-save on Quality Clothing. Many days will pass before you will have an opportunity to buy such Quality Merchandise at these prices. PLAN TO BE HERE. 400 UITS HART SCHAFFNER and MARX, MICHAELS STERN, BIEBER ISAACS AND OTHER FINE MAKES INCLUDED IN THIS SHOWING. Va Price Don't miss this last opportunity to buy a quality suit at half price. It is a big saving. Next week the suits go back to their regular value. 300 Men's Dress Shirts Fine quality Arrow, Argonaut, attached collars. Neckband and collar to match styles. Reg. $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 value. Fancy check and stripe figured paterns d1 iA P Sale 3 for $4.25 ZOO Men's Dress Shirts Arrow, Emery, Earl-Wilson; white English broadcloth, fan cy rayon, striped madras, attached collars, collar to match and neckband styles. Regular value to $4.00 Cl QC Sale - - Pls7i 3 for $5.75 75 ' New Pastel Color Dress Shirts Arrow and Argonaut makes. Solid color broadcloth, in tans, blues, green and white. The newest in shirt creations. Made only with collar attached. Sizes 14 to 17- tf0 AC Sale tPiii O All Pendleton Indian Robes and Bed Blankets Reduced! MEN'S PULLOVER SWEATERS Regular $6.00 to $8.50 fancy and plain patterns, some coat styles also included in this QC special lot. To close out .......... MEN'S ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR ! Fine quality nainsook, madras ftl materials. Sale ... 03 C S for $3.45 ' V Regular 96.50 and 97.50 Men's ' DRESS PANTS - . 100 Virgin Wool Washougal Fabrics, paterns to grey, tan and mixtures. . &M QC Sale v . Men's Reirnlar 95.00 Woolen tfNION SUITS Park Mill Make . '$3 45 Men's Woolen - SHAKER SWEATERS Button style, heavy black weaters, -' J Af Ideal for fall and winter Sale..'.... Regular 97.50 "' " SPORT BLAZERS v . Fine for'fall and winter wear. Platd . :.JO QC patterns, mixed colorings. TJnibif made $iW Men' Reenter 92.SO Part ?ool C,-.,.: UNION SUITS , Mottled gtey color . , j-'fi j gg Reg. 95.00 and fd.Oo School Special . CORDUROYS Light , tan, tine quality, narrow wale corduroy, greatly in favor for young men. q C Sale . . $JU3 BOYS' HEAVY SWEATERS Coat style - a Qf Black VXtZJD ' BATHING SUITS Reg. 5.00 Ben Ryb and Webfoot Bathing Suits. High grade virgin wool garments, practically every wanted color. Men and ladies. fj BISHOPS SPECIAL GOLF BALLS Regular 75c value OQi Each C 8 for 91.15 94.50 per dosen REG. $7.50 BQYS RUBBER " BLAZERS Zipper style front, black, green and M jC brown colors Sal e. ............ . I O Boys' Long Pants Boys' Golf Pants Sixes to 14 - ?fc9 CC Regular $3.50 to $5.00 VJ Regular 910.00 Ladles' Thermo COAT SWEATERS , C Made la beautiful shades of rose,: jade, blue and tan. - Sixes 22 to 40. New this f ; QC ' season. Sale . . . ; . .'. . . . .... v BOYS' FANCY SLIP-OVER SWEATE1 Sizes SO t.3C -'fcQ'i Regular $5.00 We. $5.95 Regular 910.00 FLANNEL BLAZERS Plain color body with jacquard knit sleeves and cuffs. Wonderful value for tittle money RTJRE SILK KNITTED TIES Regnlar 93.00 and 93.50 Crochet style Fashion and Croyden knit ties, itriped and plain-colors. An exceptional QC values- " fJC JUNIOR HIGH SUITS Sizes 17, 18, 19. All wool materials In beautiful twist effects. New colorings. Values l f JJ to 135.00. Sale 11 el J MEN'S SWEATERS Fine quality, shaker style, black with shawl coUar, Regular f 10.00 value. Sale ........ J.... blue and $8.75 Nettleton and Arch Preserver Shoes Broken siies. If you can find your size in this assortment yon will make a large 0 Q 7C saving MEN'S OXFORDS On sale, one complete line of new shoes and several broken lines of Jregular Sf.50 to. $7.50. Black and tan, Bostonian, Weyenberg r of and other reliable makes. Sale...... V3QJ ; FINE QUALITY BOYS SUITS i One long, one short pants. ; Beautiful patents. Wonderfully tailored. - Tans ".greys. d1 Q 7C mixtures. Beg. $1C.50, 118 values O Bishop's CiotEmg Wobleini MillsStore, Inc PAT CASH PAX 'LESS NO BILLS TO DISTRESS A MATtON-VXDS ii r i m Lvi mm "where savings care greatest" 160 No. LIBERTY A HELPFTL STORE PAY LESS, GET MORE! C Young Men Who Aspire to Success Consider Well the Question of Clothes f f Clothes undoubtedly play an important part as an aid to Success. The well groomed man is more likely to command attention and respect at any gathering because precision in dress implies pre cision of mind. This Smartly Style!, well-made, Single Breasted model -with Peak or Notch Lapel fits perfectly into the role of Success. .And the price is extremely moderate $29.-?5. Extra Pants to Match 6.90 The fabrics comprise cassimeres fwlsts, cheviots and unfinished worsteds if. the sea son's newest colorings, in novelty weaves, group stripes and shadow stripe Of course, the early buyers wiV. have the adr vantage of a fuller range X.' select from Drop in today and look ova our Fall lines. This Young Men's Model is also offered at $1 9.75 Extra Pants to Match $4.98 $24.75 Extra Pants to Match $5.90 Your New Fall Fedora It's A Marathon Trim. Just right that's the feeling you win have when you wear one of these new Marathon fedoras. All we could say would not bea enough to describe their ralue. $4.98 The Forecast." Concealed welt edge, curl brim, full satin lined, reeded leather sweat banL Comes In tan, gray, green cedar and bluestone. A dress hat for the man who peeds to look well. "I Us Be Your Hatter" Pay Cash! Save Money and Be Happy Shopping here is sure-cure for the First-of-the Month "Credit Blues." You Pay Cash and therefore face the future with no fear of unpaid bills or credit charges. Paying cash makes you a shrewder judge of values, too, and curbs unnecessary purchases. Yes! It Pays to Pay Cash! Better Shaves From Moredge Blades Use Iforedge for a quicker tiier shave. Fits your Gillette 5 for 25c Majestic Belts for Men Fall Grain Cowhide, plain and two-tone effects. An ex ceptional value at 49c Don't Miss These Values in Broadcloth Shirts i At a Real Low Price styles. Many '- rinctive and attractive fancy patterns are fea tured. Also plenty of Plain Whites ' fn)Qfj Putt cut with j roomy bodies. nt i 7 mrm holt Urge sleeves. Men's Talcum "Ayon" Is Cooling - The first choice of particular 19c Ayw Sbvmz Cream ror a quick; rfe size tabeT 25c easy stave. Silk Socks for Men v Serviceable, Smart ' Silk and rayon best with rayon plaited top. ; mercerised toe and b c e I, assuring good service. Smart In pat - tern. too. with newest f a n e y effects. "Out standing value at t . . 49c Quite At Ease v Sore to Pleas . There's nothing like plen : ry of foot-room and just the - right snugness around the ankles to win a man's heart. Gun Metal Calf. - $4.98