Thc Afotr Oregon Statesman, Salem; Oregon; Friday SnlnDeSmher SI, 1928 -;
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Local News Briefs
Hpeeder FinedHoward If.,
Hunt was fined 5 In municipal
court Thursday on chare of
speeding.
Disorder Charged Stanley
Bloom was arrested by the Salem
pohee Thursday ea a charge of
disorderly conduct.
Hick Visit Here Mr. and Mrs.
Kicks et the- McLaughlin school
diatrlrt were Salem visitors Thurs
day, ealline at the county superln
tenuent's office while in town.
Former Student Visit Wil
nam Tweedle, Herbert Erteksou,
and Lowell MundorfT, former stu
dents at wniamette nnlTersuy,
-visited oa the campus Thursday
Violation Chained L. Harland.
(2 North 21st street, was charged
in municipal court Thursday with
driving past other cars m an m
terseetton.
IJshsn Isagraper Dal ton Me
Pheetsrs. 157 Hla street, was
arrested Wednesday night by efty
trnltla officers on a charge of
rfrtrfo am anton-Obfle with im
proper lights.
AutomobUo Qilfi A Chevro
let touting ear belewglng to K. Q.
Burre.1. X1M Jefferson street.
wair C0la from Cewrt stave WedH
aasday night, tha police were no-
fitted, tt was Sous near too
ltentla-7 Thursday.
Hew Pnn
ffteisxae) droT te Eugene Tarrrs
d&y and on the retaraxis- was
accompanied by hi brother. Ed
ward, who Is a sophomore alt the
thrtrenttr wff Oregon. Harold Bar
sett aussa-paulsd Oo aaufls.
Here Front Portland g r a.
Webster Swale, formerly of Salsaa.
was is the city from Portia d
Thursday. Baa- will ga te Aber
deen. Wash.; soon t Jdlnber fcus
baKd, who has employment at a
aewapsper office there.
Mortgage- jTeeecleeawe Salt to
torocio a mortgage waa XQed Sa
crrrtrlt court Here Thursday by
Era J. Porter against Viola Q.
H&ncea and, Fred H. Hansen.
FiTe thousand dollars Is Involved
la tfce suit.
Conphs KniMMH ilnd A BMtrrtage
license waa fssaed Tharsday to
Harry B- Boland and Baby M.
Bciand, both at Portland. They
were married once before but be-ea-ice
separated. Each gave
are as "legal
irmen Hare Kcw Girt Mr.
as& Mrs. Iras Corner are pax eats
of a baby girl, born Thursday
sigh! at the Deaconess hospital.
It it their second child. Mr. and
Mrs. Corner operate the "Co-Op"
confectionery store on South Win
ter street.
Vacation Begins at 11:723 The
Christmas racatlon for Willamette
university students begins ? offi
cially at 11:25 this morning. Some
students left tor their homes last
night, but the bulk of them win
leave this afternoon. Classes will
resume on January 7.
Go to California Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Vlclc and daughter Har
riett left Thursday for San Fran
cisco to rislt during the holiday
v period "with relatives. They will
return January 2. Mr. Vlek Is a
member of the firm of Vlek Broth
er. Oakland automobile dealers
here."
Two More Teachers Report
Two more teachers, making a to
tal of 17. reported for the exam
inations being given at tha cham
ber of commerce rooms this week
for applicants for teachers' certi
ficates. The examinations con
tinue through Saturday.
Clinic At Park -Seventy-one
first and fifth grade pupils of.the
Park school were examined In
clinic there Thursday. Br. Ed
ward Lee Russell of the child
health demonstration was In
charge, assisted by Miss Eixabeth
Freeman of the nursing staff.
Leave. For Los Angela Dr. J.
D. Mccormick, Professor and Mrs.
C. R. Monk, and Professor and
Xlfe. F. D. Learner of Willamette
university leave this afternoon for
Los Angeles, where thay will
spend the Christmas racatlon.
Band Entertains Following i
brief business meeting of the Wil
lamette university- student body
Thursday, the university band en
tertained tha students with ev
eral selections. Special numbers
included "Lore's Old Sweet Song
piayea tr a brass quartet ana a
solo by Harold Thayer.
Secretary Is IH Miss Verna
WcCune, secretary to Principal IL
F. Durham of the Parrlsh junior
high school, has a severe cold and
was not able to be at her desk
Thursday. She will be out today.
also.vFloyd Siegmund of the nigh
school faculty Is also out with a
bad cold. Several teachers at
Parrish are still out, including E
B. Barker, Louise Garrison and
Gladys Humphrey.
Commission D e m a n d o d
The Salem Realty company Thurs
day filed an action In circuit court
here against Mabele Simpson, al
leging that the company found a
buyer for her house and lot but
that she changed her mind and
refused to sell. Two hundred dol
lars Is demanded as commission,
and the company also seeks half
of 200 which tha prospective
purchaser left with the defendant
as "earnest money."
Whs Bow Settled Tha Moan
tain States Power company Thars
day agreed to pay $300 to the
telephone company which operate!
a line from Stayton ta Manama
and across tha Santlam river to
Lyons. The company baa been un
able to render adequate service
over its Una for the past five
months, and claimed as the reason
the fact that the power company
bad established a Una that passed
directly above the phone Una tor
a distance ot several bundred
yard along the highway. Tha tela,
base company will move tta Una,
at. the Bear future. ? vv- .--.V
Registrar 111 R- A. McCuny,
registrar at Willamette university
was unable to be at his office
Wednesday because ot illness.
Keith Has Inflnenaa Stanley
Keith, advertising manager 'at
Miller's store, has been ill with
influenza since the first of the
week.
Wright HI Barney Wrlgttt.
sates promotion manager for the
Valley Motor company, ii HI with
influenza.
Archery Talk Planned The de
tails of the romance and technique
of archery will be related for
member ot the Junior division of
the Salem T. M. C. A. Friday
night by L. L. Daily, Instructor of
archerr at the Oregon Normal
school. A demonstration will also
be given.
Hammond Ordained Dr. E. S
Hammond of Kimball School of
Theology received word Wednes
day that his son, Percy, was or
dained deacon at Boston, aairer-
sity on Tuesday.
Gifts For Cbarfar The 5A and
IB pupfl at Miss Genevieve An
derson at Baglewuod school will
bring gift to the school today,
bat lasts il of exchanging them
among themserres. they will send
them to some children's home. It
ts not the custom to give gifts at
t CbrUtmss
msDs asked par-
to mako op a sack for
a group of cbJMrem without a
real lame.
Bwaraena Facmd Boad Chrfat
asan benaneas conditions ere bet
tar than year ago as fax a tha
Brelar chain X atores la concern
ed, said Clans. Braier, Jr- haae
Wednesday on a tow of inspec
tion at tha valley stove. With Mr.
Brelar was Paul Maler, buyer for
tha chain la New York city! Both
aea called on J. C. Croaslar. Local
store manager, while ia Salem.
Cones From Mew York A re
cant newcomer to Salem ta V. H.
Brandt, manager of the- washer
and troner departmeat ot MUlera.
Until recently. Mr. Brandt waa a
resident of Rochester; New York.
His wife is an Oregon girl by birth
and the fact brought them to the
Wtllamette valley. Mr. Braadt has
had extensive experience la retail
sad wholesale selling of washing
machines. While- tn Dayton, Onto,
some years ago he headed the
washing machine department ot a
large store and while la Roches
ter he had charge of distribution
for a, large territory ia any trib
utary to that city.
FIND IT HERE
Stated. CesnmnnJcnUon
Election of officers, Paw
elf ie Lodge No. 50 A. F,
and " A. M. Masonic
Temple, Friday evening
December 21 at 7:20
p. m. .Members and. visiting
Brethren welcome. Order . of . W.
M.
400 Chrtstmaa
Your choice, 10c Woodry A
Son, located on N. Com'l. St.
As Part of Oar Share In
Spreading Christmas Cheer we
will be open evenings until Christ-'
mas. Commercial Book Store.
50 Real Christmas Bargains -
In used Pianos. H. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
Children like
A good book. See our assort,
ment of Christmas Book for
children. Atlas Book Store.
ftallar Dinner
Xvery night 5:30 to t at the
Marlon hotel.
Shipley's WfO Remain
Open .Saturday evening. Dec.
22nd to accommodate those who
have to work all week. Service -to
all and a Merry Christmas.
Big Auction Wed. nlte ,
7 p. m. RadIo Phonograph,
Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, Blan
kets, etc at F. N. Woodry's only
Auction Market on Summer siteet.
All Wool Overcoat f 12.00 -
Auto Robes 25.00, Loggers
shirts 17.50 and double grey blan
kets $3.50. Tbos. Kay Woolen
Mill. 12th near Ferry.
December Bale Now i
Big savings guaranteed Woodry
A Son. Located on Ti. Com'l. St.
Kafoury Bros. Will Remain
Open Saturday nlte until t:20
for the convenience ot those who
cannot shop during the day.
50 Real Christmas Bargains
in used Pianos. H. L. Stiff
Furniture Co. "
For the Late Shopper and
Who work during the day the
Commercial Book Store will re
main open evenings until Christ
mas.
In Need of TtreeT
See Herb Hansen now located
at 341 N. Com'l.
Shipley's WDl Remain-
Open Saturday evening, Dec
22nd to accommodate those who
have to work all week. Service to
all and a Merry. Christmas.
Lost White Gold
Wrist watch. Engraved "Ken
neth to Agnes." Phono 1101.
Cooked Food aad Candy Sale--.
By ladies of First Christian
church. 8. P. ticket office. Bat.
Dec 22nd. v
1020 Calendar Free Homer H
Smith Ins. Agency, over Millers.
They AH
You can bay toys cheaper
Farmer's. x'isJ-. : -V -1,
at
Fnrnitnre' TJpho-sterer '
And ' repalrtag Glese-Powers
Furniture Co.
Cards at tha Atlas Book Store.
Want Used
400 Cfcrlstxk.
Your chak -13.-vWoodry ft
St.
Phone 16.
What Mother Really Wants
For Christmas Is an -electric
sewing machine. Bring this- ad
tor liberal Christmas discount.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.. fill
Court street. Phone 441.
Why Boy Imperfect Blanket?
. Cot the best at factory prices,
also Overcoats, bath robes, auto
robes, B lasers, loggers and flan
nel shirts. Tbos. Kay Woolen
Mill Co.
50 Real Christmas
In used Pianos,
H. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
Old Time Dance Crystal
Garden every. Wed and
Sat
night.
Shipley's Win Remain
Open Saturday evening. Dec.
22nd to accommodate those Wbo
hare to work all week. Service to
all and a Merry Chrtstmaa.
Turkey Christmas Dinner
Home Restaurant. 11:30 t
m.. Sun, Dec. 23, 0c.
50 Real Christmas Barge las
In used Pianos, H. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
The Cbanmerelal Book
wm remain open evening sm-
tU Christ nvae for toe benefit of
then who work daring the day,
cut -
. This year will bo heirlooms ta
year to coma If they are of Pom
eroy ft Keene quality.
Turkey Dncka,
And CbSekcws at SsOwm Fowl-
try Co. Freo deltvory. -Totephon
1490. -SIS 8. High.
a-
Anyone nsaJrla; a pwrehaaw of
32.00 or ore between now and
Christmas, at Woodry ft 9m
tlaneere on N. Commercial
la entitled to a Christmas tree
free tram their largo stock at
m trees.
flPPBDVAL OF CODE
Tha four ordinances comprising
the proposed Salem building code.
passed unanimously by the cotrn-
cil Monday night, have not yet
been presented to Mayor Llvesley
for his approval or veto. Record
er Poulsen reports, for the reason
that they hare not yet been com
piled in proper form.
The mayor has indicated that
he will delay signing the ordinan
ces as long as possible, in order
to give objectors an opportunity
to state their opinions.
The mayor has ten days after
the ordinances are presented to
htm,' In which either to approve or
veto; if ho fails to do eitker they
take effect at the end of that
time; If he vetoes them, they will
g6 back to the council for final
action, passage requiring a two
thirds rote of the entire counsel.
Food Taken By
Market Prowlers
1
Burglars, evidently destitute
persona In need of food, entered
the Woods Brothers meat market
at 255S Portland Road sometime
before daylight Thursday morn
ing, the proprietors of the market
informed the police. About 1 2 In
cash was taken, some cigars aad
candy and an .undetermined
amount of meat and other edi
bles. Entrance was gained by pry
mg off the back door lock with a
hammer.
Yamhill Citizens
Offer Alternate
Roa d to Portland
A delegation of Yamhill conn
ty citizens today requested Gov
ernor Patterson to use his in
fluence in having the state high
way commission designate as a
state highway the so-called river
road extending from ; Salem to
Dayton.
It was argued that this road. If
adopted as a state highway, would
shorten materially the distance
between Salem and Portland. The
proposed sew state highway
would connect with the Weat Side
Pacific highway at Dayton.
Bladder Weakness
If Bladder Weakness. Getting
Up Nights, Backache, Burning or
Itching Sensation, leg or groin
pains make you feel old, tired.
pepless. and worn out why not
make the Cystex 48 Hour Test?
Don't give up. Get . Cystex today
at any drug store. Put it to a '48
hour test. Money back if you don't
soon feel Uka pew, full of pep.
sleep well, with pains alleviated.
Try Cystex today. Only 60c
Perry's Drag Store
The RexaU Store
118 S. Commercial
V LGCTuKZsS
EiRsECCErcfton
Subject
loniqht
7:45 pja.
"Jonah and the Whale: Is It
a fish Story? Its Special Ap
plication to This Genention.'
ITS
OBHS
Mil
aST M M M
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110 Ss
Salem Held In Strategic
Location to Become
Great City
"Oregon people axe living too
close to the picture to tally appro-
elate anything therein." R. M
Miller of the Contnronlty Develop
ment company told tha Salem
Realty' board at the luncheon
meeting Tharsday noon at the
Marion in speakiag upon "Oppor
tunities to Realtors in Salem and
Vicinity.
While some- cities hare been
built solely upon climate to begin
with as for instance Los Angel
es, and others upon a elngle tn
dustry, as for Instance Akron,
Ohio, and Its rubber Industry. De
troit and tta automobile factories.
Grand Rapids and tta furniture
nd Hollywood.- the movie center
I Salem ha a combination or the
prime requisite for the building
lot a city, Mr. Miner pointed out.
This in spite of the fact that
many of Its own residents tafl te
recognise the activity that .is at
hand.
Destiny Feinted
In support of hi assertion that
there la no basic reason why 8a
ri . . . . . . .
" Mouni uni grow, nuuor;
quoted the word ot Rognr Rah-i
atatistlclsa, that there Sm. a
I strip ef territory fa
fbetwneo British Colambta an -the
north and the Willamette raOey
on the south that to destined to
become thav osnier ot one of tha
country' densest populatl
.atrip ie the Paeifia north wast.
wkore. ta speaker aaa. i
levari thing known, to man mny be
grown or maaatacturod and which
teven now la the center of one ot
the world greatest rndnstrlaSL
lumber, wftb, tta 8.009 mills and
2S5 allBoa tent of Btsmllnx tim
ber.
Citing as the fire requisites for
ta city a strategic locathm, tedaa-
try, transportation, payroll and
population, all of which dovetail
one Into the other, Mr. Miner
pointed to Salem's strategic loca
tion In the heart of the Willam
ette valley, to It rapid progress
as a trade center and to tha 454
new families that have located In
Salem recently to the bow homes
that are being built, and to the
canning, flax, paper mills and cold
storage Industries.
There will be no established
date set beyond which owners can
operate ears with 1928 licenses.
according to Hal E. Hoss, secre
tary of state.
"This date already la fixed bT
aw as January 1." said Mr. Hoss.
and. it Is not tn my province to
change that date or advance the
time when one can operate on old
plate. All that this department!
can do is to assume that aU per
sons wishing 1929 ' plate have
purchased them by January 1. I
have so instructed the state traf
fic officers.
"But realizing as we do that all
applications are not taken care of
the day they are received It Is
not the Intention of this depart
ment to establish in advance a
date when arrests for use of old
plates will be made.
"Every effort Is beinr made
this year to expedite the' issuance
Office Phone 125 Res. 2061
Dr. F. Don Baylor
Osteopathic Physician and Sur-
geon,
General
Snrgery - and
Obstetrics
Offices 304 Oregon Bldg.
We Board Dogs
at our farm -On
Pacific Highway K mile
N. of Salem
PETLAND FARM
Telephone 2349M
rnrg TOKIO rmSias toaa. Wm tm
w yonr rt-nww acalmit brMkmfw.
Rsamiutiea too.
Thompson-Glatsch Optical Co.
lit W, O.M't St.
John J. Rottle
415 State St.
"v '
Expert Shoe Fitter
WALK-OVER
AND
CANTILEVER
FOOTWEAR
I0SS
HOLDS
HOPE
FOR AUTO US
Vanted Immediately
A hixh class caiuteryinan to handle the plant of
Reid Murdoch & Co, at West Sakxa. Most hare exec
utlre ability and be capable of taldno; full charge; hlr
inar employes, aecurhxr f raits and takfag'charfce Of the
office. i . '
I A stood opportunity for tlie right man, as he will
hare a chance to grow with the business. A man family
Jar with the Salem fruit district preferred. Address
Frank H. Madden, Marion Hotel Salrta, until Friday.
Then 62S Pioneer Bnildln, Seattle. Wash. ' .
ot plalea. CTrfhTr9nore tacflH
lues, larger fercesar i mora piae.
. x -.
or distributer a&f are putting
on . mgM crewa oxrivery depart
ment of the: ffi-Uf vehicle di-
OBITCfARY
REjTLDfQ
" Benjamin Ruling, 24,'"dled at
the home of hiAisister, Mrs. Fred
ricka Fray, t&f miles east ot Sa
lem 'December it. Survived by
Mrs. Frey, anMrs. Hannah Can
field, ot Salens had by eight oth
er brother and sWters ad follows:
Philip Railing and Mrs. Smells
Joyce of Bbwdon, H. D. Oeorge
Reflltg ef Tolstoi, S. D.; Fred
Roiling and Mrs. Christina Mael.
ler ofoxli, Calif.; and Mrs. Den
nis L. 'Marreager, Norman Railing
and Mrf. Sarah Keener of Chica
go. Funeral announcements later
from Rigdon's mortuary.
J OOUGHNOUR
Mrs. Mary Goughnour, 61,
died Wdaeeday afternoon, De
cember 19, at the home.
1130 E street. The following
ehi-dran aurrive: Walter Oough-
nour and Mrs. Earl Chapel, both
of Salem; Simon of Bismark. N.
D.; Frank of Haselton, N. D.;
Mrs.- George L. Swisher, of Klma,
Wash.; Mrs. Earl Beck and Miss
Gertrude Goughnenr of Portland.
Announcement later from Rlgdon
and Son.
EDGE
Samuel Henry Edge, 1, died at
lnral Tinanltal nommhar fS BmL
1 WW. WW
yd by eight children, Mrs. Car
tie Whttev Mrs. George Matten.
Harry and Robert Eoff of Salem;
Msa. Kenneth Sjisksr ad Mewaort;
and Mr. Mnrgnret K4t, Dorothy
and William Eoff ot Indepen-
dene. Service at ClangUxnton
parlors at Ifi Saturday. InteT-
meat in City View
BXALL
na Rents Beall, aged 45,
died December 20 In the residence
at SS-t Norway street. Survived by
her husband, William H. Beall.
and tha following children: Wil
liam Hayea; Jamas, Harold A.,
Eogene K, Loretta A., and Flor-
ena Zaizaaoth; also by one broth
er and one sister. Funeral services
at tha Clough-Huaton chapel at
3 a dock Saturday afternoon, the
Rev. Harry E. Gardner officiating.
Interment Lee Mission cemetery.
WILLIAMS
Ernest E. Williams, 47, died
suddenly at 7:30 o'clock Wed
neaday night. Besides his widow.
he la survived by three daughters.
Carta, Merrten and Ethyl Mae. and
two sons. Curtis and Lowell. Fun
eral arrangement later from the
Rlgdon mortuary.
BIT. CREST ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM
Vault Entombment
LLOYD I., RIODON, Mngr.
ahfcar
.CLOUGH-n
lUSTON
9Henenl
Service, i
Salem's
Most Famous
Confection
Spa Chocolates
Made in our own candy
kitchen
The SPA
THIS COUPON
WORTH $2.00
Until Jan. 1 on a
$10 .Guaranteed Shelton
System Permanent Wave
12th Street
Beauty Parlor
421 South 12th St.
Telephone 110
Christmas Tree
Light Sett
. only
$1.00
VIBBERT & TODD
. Thing Electrical
191 South High Tel. 2112
ROTARY Fills OF
51 FOR CHARITY
Operatic vocal activities from
Dr. R. B. Lee Bteiner mingled
with the Swedish "folk song' of
Grover Hillman and with songs
and recitations of other members
to - make the Wednesday noon
meeting of the Salem Rotary club
and unusual home talent perform
ance. .
The object, ae eoacejTed by
Walter . Stole, Chairman, and
Charles Archerd, "ring" master"
tor the day, was an audition eon
test as a result of which fine
might be levied for th dab's
Christmas fund. Th event was
so successful that $160 In fines
were collected. Of this amount
$75 waa delrvered to the Salva
tion Army ' Christmas good will
fund and th balance was turned
ever to the Rotary ' committee
which will quietly carry on their
own charitable - activities nt "the
Christmas season, as has " been
done in the past. Much of the lat
ter activity will be directed by the
boys' work committee of tha club.
T. B. Kay, W. S. Walton, Dan
Fry Sr., and Dr. H. H. Ollnger
wera Judges of the Impromptu
contests to which Dr. Stelner, Hill-
cvaa C A. Bowardy CoL Carle
Abrams, Phil Biker and Dr. H. C.
Epley contributed.
Moron Hurray I I got $5 from
my latest story, "Th Winning of
Winsome Winnie."
Robot Who from?
.Moron The postofflce they
lot it.
Tho Pathfinder.
MfcBJCTNOLBS
Mc&eynokds, Tl.
ahesit noon
20, at the home at 1136 North
Commercial street. He is survived
br his widow. Mrs. Anna McRev
fnolda, and thro daughters, Mrs.
Nora Seales of Salem, Mrs. Cloy
Zlmmer of Portland and Mrs
Ruby Lockhart of Pasco, Wash.
Funeral announcements later from
Rlgdon ft Son-.
LANGS
CHOCOLATES
In S Jb. box, different flavor.
Now Is your chance to bay your
Christmas Candies
Put them away for Xmas ,
Made within a week
Regular Price 22.00 per box.
While they last at
32c a Lb.
Two lbs. for 60c
'Or one Fire lb. Box f 1.45
We reserve the right to limit
quantities
Only at '
SchaeferV
DRUG STORE
Hi North Commercial St.
Phone 197
Original Yellow Front
Penslar Agency
Iv3iffl9G
Women'c Daniel Green and Dcct Evern
In slippers and mules-Reg-ularly
priced from $4.00 to
$5.00 at other stores. For
THREE DAYS ONLY
your choice 7
.CO
All felts Regularly priced at 98c.' . JSale Price. 49c
lister Erow'i Sfee :.Sf re
r
Assurance Given
' For Salem's Site
Advantages offered by Salem as
a location for a Pacific coast dir
igible base, will get careful con
sideration from the navy depart
ment "before a site la selected, ac
cording to word received in Sa
lem from Congressman W.' C.
Hawley and others of the Oregon
delegation In congress, by th Sa
lem chamber of eemmeree. Mr.
Hawley promised that he would
continue to give the matter his at
tention.
Is Deer Hunting
Official Act?
Whether an officer, while deer
hunting. Is; acting In his official
capacity. Is the question that has
been, referred to the state Indus
trial accident commission.
J. P. Hunter, chief of police at
Brownsville, was killed accident
ally, while In quest of deer near
Grants Pass in September. He was
a contributor to the workmen's
compensation fund, and his wid
ow filed a claim with the accident
n
WWW
i
r
3flH
A lata 1035 Overland-d Coach
that ha run but rery little.
errn Sfslppai sssd ha Asm
atttioaw as wn worth fZ75.
3m
Honso That Srtfej( RniM
IMII
A Special each day till
Christmas
3 more days to shop
Friday Special
Reg. $2.65 Crepe de Chine
Bloomers v
FREE To the first 25 purchases today we will lire
a $1.50 string; of imported beads.
Sunnie Undie Shoppe
124 S. High. Across from Oregon Electric
of
anadl W5)trneim9G
To clean our stock of men's
slippers to the last pair before
Christmas all our $3.50 and
$4.00 slippers go at
eommi&sion. Th .claim was
re-
jected on the ground that lie'waaVJIT
Uiot engaged in official work at; 7
the time of the accident Tha case H
was reopened recently, and addii
tlonal testimony waa taken by tha
commission Thursday.
W!tnefiM for Mrs. Hunter al
leged that her husband wnt tf!
Grants Pass on official businessU
and that the hunting expedltloif
was Incidental to the trip. v 3
0
Of course we
have many
things for the
children such
as
Cribs ,
Rocking Chairs
High Chairs
Taylor Tots
Doll Carts
Carriages
Bathinettes
Wagons
Kiddie Cars
Kiddie Kages
Baby Jumpers
Cahmbers &
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