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The New Oregon Statesman. Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning. November tS, t98
BUTIER MAJORITY
5902
T TERM
Qllllam . . .
3 rant
Harney . . .
Hood River
Jefferson . .
Klamath . .
Lake ....
Malheur . .
Morrow . . .
Sherman . .
Umatilla . ,
Union
Wallowa . .
Wheeler
R. R. Butler, republican, 1 de
feated Walter; M. Pierce, demo
crat, by a majority of 5902 rotes
for the short term of representa
tive in congress from the second-! Wasco
congressional district according
to the official canvass of the
Totes of the special election com
pie ted by the secretary of state
today.
The special election to fill the
Tacancy caused by the resigna
tion of N. J. Sinnott was held in
conjunction with the general elec
tion on November 8. Mr. Butler
polled a total of 30,468 votes,
while ex-Governor Pierce received
24.5S6 Totes. There were eight
scattering votes. Only three
counties. Union, Morrow and WalJ
Iowa were carried by Mr. Pierce
oyer his republican opponent. The
hurt term expires Man-h 3, 1929.
Mr. Butler also defeated ex
Governor Pierce for the regular
term beginning-March 4. of next
year, but the votes cast at this
i election have not yet been can-
Tassed by the state department.
The vote for the short term, by
j counties, follows:
Counties Butler Pierce
Baker 3074 2B8S
Crook 721 H91
Deschutes 2522 1 92G i
85S
1085
XXK
1492
479
3926
1066
2112
815
634
4700
1735
926
2908
537
629
796
654
1203
323
2984
505
985
859
493
2876
3666
1399
,1612
369
'Total 30.463 24.566
Mr. Butler carried Wasco,
where he lives, by a vote of 2908
to 1612, while Mr. Pierce carried
Union, his home county, by a
vote of 3666 to 1735.
M.E. Board Spends
Sum For Missions
NEW YORK. Not. 22. (AP)
-The -board of foreign missions
of the Methodist Episcopal church
voted today to appropriate ap
proximately 33,400,000 for mis
sionary work in foreign fields
during the next year.
The board decided to allocate
$1,783,196 as a direct appropria
tion, with 3585,000 for work In
China.
FLOOD DEATH TOLL
IM STANDS IT 17
KANSAS CITY. Nor. 12.
(AP) While relief and rehabili
tation work In the flood torn val
leys of Kansas. Missouri and Okla
homa was progressing rapidly to
day, the death toll in the three
states was Increased to 17 with
the discovery late today of the
body of Ambrosio Xava, 58. near
Ottawa. Kans. He was drowned
when the swollen Marais Des Cyg
nes rlTer swept away his house in
the east bottoms of Ottawa Sat
urday. Walter H. Chappell. Chanute.
j Ivans., director of flood control
In southeast Kansas, today esti
mated the damage wrought by the
Hood in Kansas alone at 120,000,
000. Estimates of the damage in
Missouri and Oklahoma also run
into the millions of dollars.
In southern Kansas all the
streams except the Neosho were
reported receding rapidly. The
Neosho, in the Ticinity of Chanute.
Parsons. Erie. St. Paul and Oswe
go, continued to rise today, flood
ing lowlands along its banks.
Moberg a rived at Silverton Sun
day from Klamath Falls where
they hare been running a track
for the past month. The bowi
report that they were snowed
out at Klamath Fall. While at
Silverton they were guests of
their aunt. Mrs. I. H. Meyer. They
returned to their home at Scotts
Mills Sunday evening.
Oregon's first transcontinental
train from west to east left Port
land October 2 11 and reached
N'ew York In 10 days.
ItCTlUX PROM KUMATH
SILVERTON, Ore.. Nov. 21.
(Special) Alvord and Russell
O.S.C. School Of
Journalism Gets
Highest Honors
CORVALLIS. Ore., Not. 22.
(AP) Winning out over fortv
other chapters -in the United
States and Canada, the Oregon
State college chapter of Sigma Del
ta Chi. national professional jour
nalistic fraternity, has been rat
ed first in efficiency at the nation,
al convention at North Western
university. Word of the victory
was received here tonight from Al
Bates, president and delegate of
the local chapter.
This is the first time a far
western chapter has ever placed
first in the coveted rating. Judg
ing is based on the year's acti
vities including publications work
and other enterprises designed to
foster and raise the standard of
journalism. The Daily Barometer,
student paper, is putting out a
special edition in recognition of
the honor.
GIRLS BEST BOYS
IN STUNT EVEOTS
Senior stunt day was observed i
during the high school activity
period Wednesday morning and
although the event was arranged
primarily for the boys to Initiate
their official garb, the "cords."
the girls of the class really made
the hit, both boys and instructors
admit.
The senior boys, clad in their
ords. burst upon the assembly in
hot pursuit of Robert King, soph
omore class president, who was
wearing cords. The seniors caught
their culprit upon the stage, and
.hree proceeded to strip him of the
trousers only seniors may wear;
then placing the gym-suit clad
president in coffin over which
John George preached' a sermon
and "cords for underclassmen"
was carried out, dead.
But the hit of the hour was the
take-off on the boys' stunt by the
girls, part of whom were clad in
the famous cords and the rest in
the new natty senior girls' garb,
with S. H. S. monogram black
sweaters and red skirts. A large
doll dressed in cords served as the
"erring underclassmen. Following
their stunts, the girls sang.
Watch the Clasaffieds grow.
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Nettleton and Just
Wright Arch
Preservers
Shoes
One hundred pairs of these fine
quality shoes, nearly every want,
ed last and style to choose from
but broken sizes. A great value.
SALE
This sale is of utmost importance
Salem. Here is a sale featuring
the nation's finest makes of shoe
We are closing out every broken
The Nettleton or Bostonian label
and lasting satisfaction. Don't m
a pair of quality shoes at several
to every man and young man of
high grade merchandise. Two of
s Nettletons and Bostonians.
line of these two quality makes,
in your shoes insures quality
iss out on this opportunity to get
dollars off the regular price.
6
Bostonian Shoes &
Oxfords
Beautiful tan calfskin oxfords in
stylish collegiate shapes. The Bos
tonian label on a young man's
shoe is a mark of quality and a
guarantee of lasting satisfaction.
SALE
250 Pairs Bostonian and
Weyenberg Shoes
and Oxfords
Regular $6.50 to $8.50 fine quality shoes and oxfords.
You'll appreciate the quality of these shoes when
you feel the extra fine selected calfskin uppers ; ex
tra durable oak tanned soles and the good look
ing styles and colors. There are all sizes in this group
but no complete ltn of sizes in any one style. See
them in our new shoe department at
$.85
Nettleton Shoes
You'll be proud of your feet if
you wear Nettleton shoes. There
is none finer at the price. Six
teen operations of manufacture
go into every pair of Nettleton's
that are not found in any other
high grade make.
1 j
Just Wright Arch
Preserver Shoes
and Oxfords
We are closing out the balance of
our stock of this high grade arch
shoe. There is only a limited
quantity of these shoes at this
price. We will no doubt sell every
pair. Get yours early.
SALE
$f)o8g
100 Pr. Nettleton and
Arch Preserver
SHOES and OXFORDS
Reg. $13.50 and $15.00
We are closing out every pair in the broken
lines of these two nationally advertised qual
ity shoes. Here is style, durability, comfort
and a great value. The Nettleton shoe Is
known from coast to coast for its long wear
ing comfort -giving qualities, and the Just
Wright Arch Preserver for Its specially con
structed steel arch support. See these val
ues "
$D).85
Bostonian, Weyen
berg Oxfords
Every high school and college
man should take advantage of
this special offer cn Bostonian
and Weyenberg oxfords. It is sel
dom that you have th-3 opportun
ity to buy such quality at so low
a price.
SALE
Thanksgiving
MEANS
New Linen
We have a wonderful stock of imported goods and
the prices are remarkably low. Here are just a few
to give you an idea.
Madira
LINENS
25c
6 inch hand em
broidered dollies ,
12 inch hand embroidered
doilies, oval, oblong
or round, choice . . .
18 inch tray cloth
match
69c
$1.49
$2.95
Hand embroidered
napkin set . . .
3 6 inch madira table cloth.
Hand r (-A
embroidered . . . V
Hand printed, guaran
teed fast color, sunproof
table covers
54x54
$1.50
54-inch scarf
to match ..69c
Hand printed, fast color
cloths
50x50
$1-95
44x44 inch $1.49
Linen colored lunch sets,
gold, rose, blue or green,
44x44 d QC
with 4 napkins V lee7J
50x50 with
6 napkins
$2.98
Irish linen table cloth, all
patterns d7 QQ
72x72 . Oi. UO
68x68 f5.95
Others from $4.95 to
$9.95
Napkins to match, doz.
$5.95
64x64 pure linen, hem
stitched pattern cloths
with napkins
to match ....
Extra quality pattern
linen cloth. Two yards by
212
yards
Large dinner napkins to
match d O AA
per dozen J)ladUU
50x50 lunch cloth.3, fancy
colored bor- d Ajj
ders or plaids vl HtJ
45x45 95c
a aa v as viiti
$9.75
$11.95
"See Our Windows"
SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 9 A.M.
New Shoe Department
See Our
Windows
iaxp'
sUU
Clothing and Woolen Hills Store, Inc.
Two Tone Weyen
berg Oxfords
Popular two tone broad toe ox
fords in the well known Weyen
berg make. Only thirty pales of
these good looking oxfords. See
them before they are an sold.
SALK
New Shoe Department
See Our
Windows
Special Purchase and Sale of
Turkish Towels
PURCHASED ESPECIALL Y FOR
CHRISTMAS SELLING
If?
Beautiful Turkish Towels in either
white or colored background. These
towels are of extra good quality
material and are designed so one
can crochet fancy edge of initial
on towel. Size 22x44. These were
bought to sell at 98c. Extra special
6Bc
Buy for your own needs and for
Christmas Gifts
WASH CLOTHES TO MATCH
Extra fancy wash cloths of same material
to match the towels at the low price
466
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