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The OREGON STATESMAN, Sato. Oregon, tfenrsday Morning, Jmw 27, 1929
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(AP) The menoplane Pathfind
er In which Roger Q. Williams
and Lewli A. Yaneey hop to fly
to Rome, landed at the alrnirt here
tonight after a flight from Roose
velt Field. N. Y.. rought condition
on the beach at Old Orchard,
tt&rtins point of the proposed hop,
I-revented a landing there.
Decision Made Quickly
Kit! Parent, Says
Idaho Boy
LEWISTON, Idaho, Jane 2
f JLP) Raymond Matthews, who
Nex Perce eonnty officers said had
confessed to the deliberate, slaying
of his father, prominent Cavend
ish stockman, tonight told them
that he "suddenly decided to kill"
his parent while lying on a conch
after dinner, Monday evening.
Mathews first told officers that
his gun was axcldeatllr discharged
while cleaning it and that the
tame ballet which entered his
father's saull behind his ear first
went through his own body. Lee
Matthews, the father, died at once,
Raymond asserted, and then he
turned the gun npon himself In
tending- to take his own life.
In his statement tonight the
youth said after his decision to
slay his father came .to him he
-went to a room where he kept his
rifle, .22 calibre special model,
took a cartridge from a box and
fired. He said he usqst the door as
a rest and aimed at tho center por
tion of the man's head. His father
was sitting on the steps of the
porch reading a paper.
Officers said that the boy might
have been enraged because the
. stock of his rifle, with which he
had been hnntlng squirrels all aft
ernoon, was broken. Dr. J. N. Lyle.
county physician, said that he had.
qnesuonea tne young man witn a
view to determining his sanity, but
he did not announce his findings.
' R. K. Durham, county prosecu
tor, said he would use Raymond"
confessioi in drawing up a murder
charge, probably tomorrow.
Pathfinder Now
At Portland, Me.
PORTLAND. Maine. June 2f.
miam
UP 10,1 CASES
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off by .running water..- The ..wo
men are allowed to sit at the
operation. -The work - is 'both
made easier for them, and speed
ier. In assembling the cans for the
cases, the machines haro also
been speeded up from 50 to 109
to the nlaute, and made easier
for the operators.
New wetghtograph scales hare
been Installed for receiving fruit.
Oh, there are many improvements
sine last year. More room, be
cause a new and commodious of
fice has been built and is now in
use.
Peak Is Approarhinx
While strawberries from this
district will come for weeks yet.
and especially those of the Etter
burg type, to the eight plants in
Salem handling: strawberries, and
more especially will the late ber
ries come from the hill districts
like those around Silver Creek
Falls, the peak of the load of
strawberry supplies to be packed
in Salem win he reached within
three or four days, if the pres
ent warm weather persists.' The
peak load of the soft or cold pack
berries Is already passing.
But loganberry packing is very
near, and cherry and red and
black raspberry- packing. The
IJunt cannery got a few. boxes of
canjdng. cherries yesten&fr", and
one grower picked a few crates
of loganberries.
The whole packing volume tn
Salem will grow larger for sev.
eral weeks than It is now the
only hiatus coming Just before
evergreen blackberries begin to
arrive In canning volume.
The Hunt plant works a day
til
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FDR UN1TF0 STATES
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designated by the American gov
ernment as an unofficial observer
at this gathering.
Reparations Viewed as
European Problem
Tho view of administration of
ficials appears to be that in the
working out of a substitute for the
original Dawes reparations settle
ment the American -government Is
without a sufficient immediate In
terest to warrant further active
participation in a question which
is regarded as prlmarly affecting
the European creditors of Ger
many. One step In the reparations set
tlement, however, does confront
the administration. This is the ne
gotiation of a new agreement
with Germany under which there
would be a redaction op to tea
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440 State St., Salem, Oregon
OLD FASHION
PEANUT BRITTLE
OUR OWN MAKE
SPECIAL
25
C LB.
Anniversary Dinner
Friday, June 28th
Served from 11 A. M. to
8 P. M.
. 50c
GRAY BELLE
Now under management of
JOHN B LA RELY
per cent of the total cost of the
maintenance of the American
army of occupation on the Rhine,
This cost has been fixed at f 25V
teMOO and Germany already has
paid soma 25 per cent of U. outer
nation which have mado claims
for Rhine army costs, however,
hare been paid between SI and II
percent of their claims. The only
other Interest which tne unites
States haa In the reparations
arnestlon is that of tho claim ad
American nationals- under the
awards of the mixed claims commission.
RARGA1
Bargain Day
Specials
Hats Priced From
$1.00 up
to $9.50
25 off on all dresses. Large sizes
featured. Very special, Durham hos
iery, full fashioned, 95c per pair. Ask
1 to see these
FASHIONETTE
42 Court
--.Street
H. MARIE BUTLER x
Formerly Larsen's
Millinery
"The Better Entertaiament,,
NOW PLATING
See and Hear Mary Pickford
in her first Talking- Picture!
She'll make you ctj in this
, marveleus "Talkie."
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VTTAPHOXK ACTS mmd.
"TALKIK- NEWS
Coming Soon
AND AT WEGUIAB
rKICES, TOOI
Tjtapheat Blngisg IMampk
N DAY T
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OFFERINGS UuUSUAL
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made and these will be afforded
in the offering on Friday A "win
dow card, indicating what stores
are participating in bargain day.
will be found in the windows of
stores In Salem which are taking
part in the event
Merchants who have algned to
take part In bargain this year are:
National Klothlers.
Elliot's Dollar Store.
Douglas McKay Chevrolet Co.
Army A Outing Goods Store.
Crown Drag Store.
Emmons. Clothier.
Price Shoo Co. "
U. O. Shipley Co.
J. C. Penney Ce.
Miner's.
Kafoury Bros.
Worth's Dept. Store.
C. J. Breier Co.
Commercial Book Store.
Greeubaum's."
Sehei5s.
The Man's Shop.
Oregon Shoe Co.
Aron Astil, Haberdasher.
Foot-Health Shoe Co.
Gahlsdorfs,. Inc.
Bishop's.
J. C. terry Drug Store.
Pickens A Haynea.
Atlas Book Stora.
O. W. Johnson.
Salem Hardware.
Imperial Furniture Co.
Max O. Bnren.
Block's Golden Rale Store
Faahiosette.
Howard Corset Shop.
Hanlger Hat Shop.
French Shop.
La Bette Shop.
Army 4 Navy Goods Store.
Director's.
Metropolitan Stores.
Kafateria Shoe Store.
Central Shoe Store.
Cooler's Men's Wear.
Center Street Valeterla.
Gray Belle.
F. W. Woolwortb Co.
Midget Market.
MacMarr Stores.
Roth Grocery Co.
Salem Variety Store.
Montgomery Ward A Co.
Kay's.
Williams Self Service Store.
The Smart Shop.
Buster Brown.
Central Pharmacy.
Kott Electric Co.
Square Deal Hardware Co.
Capital Drug Store.
Vlck Brothers.
Alex Jones Men's Wear.
Bake Rite Bakery.
Geo. C. Will.
Lloyd Ramsden.
Vanity Hat Shop..
Kelson ft Hunt,
BAND CONGER?
Senator Shad Taakee
WASHINGTON, June 26.
(AP) The Senators shaded the
Tankees by 4 to 3 in the second
game of a double header here to
day gaining an even break on the
day's play. The champions took
the opener T to 0 through Pen
nock's fine pitching and Ruth's
13th homer.
BOOKED FRIDAY
Musical Event Part of Pro
gram for Exhibit at
Playground
A full evening's program for
fYiday has been planned for Ol
Inger field, according to announce
ment made Wednesday by Louis
Anderson, director of the city
playgrounds. A demonstration of
the playground activities will be
combined with the first band con
cert of the season. A platform for
the band will be erected In front
of the grandstand, and persons
majr sit either in the grandstand
or their cars. Arrangement will
be made for parking a largo num
ber of cars on the athletic grounds.
Tho concert Is a special number
and is not Included as one of the
regular summer series.
Preceding the concert at 8
o'clock, there will be an extensive
demonstration of the work Of the
city playgrounds. Baseball games
between picked teams from each
of the grounds will be played at
f:30. Other events will include
basketball, volleyball, and ; other
games; swimming matches,"1 sing
ing games and tumbling demon
strations wil also be presented. A
thorough demonstration of the
playground training will be given.
Children from all three play
grounds will participate.
hospital here with a possible skull
fracture, but expected to recover.
The boy touched a match to
mixture of potash and sulphur. An
explosion which was heard for
block blew a tin can he used for
a crucible against his head.
ATHLETICS DEFEAT
BOSTON NINE. 6-5
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.
f AP) Philadelphia Athlet ics
nosed out Boston today, f to 5,
despite the Red Sox' strong nn
iab Th Sox scored two runs la
the ninth but a double play stop
ped their rally with the tiemg run
on the bases.
The score:
Boston 8 11
Philadelphia : 8
M. Gasten and Berry; Earnshaw.
RummeL Terkes and Cochrane.
DETROIT, June 28. (AP)
Tho Chicago White Sox defeated
the Detroit, Tigers, 5 to 3. in the
final game of their series here
today. Ted Lyons was tho win
ning pitcher.
The score:
Chicago 1 "
Detroit 5 9 2
FIREWORKS ALMOST FATAL
SEATTLE, June 26. (AP)
Robert Page, 13, not only wanted
fireworks, but he wanted to make
his own. Tonight he was in a
FOR SALE!
At a Bargain
Equity in
House and Lot
Extra large lot. 54 ft 2
in. wide, by 231 ft 8 in.
d33e
Six room house; fine ga
rage, with workshop.
Reason for selling own
er leaving town.
K. S. Seely, owner
Phone 1575R
255 Center St
A CHEAP
DENTAL
"Thrown Out In a Hurry
Merelx to get you in and get
your money is an injustice to
you and your future welfare,
and cannot carry a bonafide
guarantee.
My Prices are the Most Reason
able in the city for good guar
antee dentistry.
Come in and see my new "gum
llke" unbreakable plat at no
more than the average charge
for a rubber plate.
Dr. FX. Jones
DENTIST
Fbone 2860
Oyer Ladd & Bosh Bank
"Five years instructor at the
Portland Dental College."
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W S Efl IT
In Celebration oE Our Mew Master Service Station
SURPRISES FOR ALL
To every child In a car coming into our station Friday, June 28th and on Saturday, June 29th, we will give a
Genuine
Balsa Wood
Wright Flyer
These Planes
Sell Regularly
at 50c
We have selected a few "much wanted" pieces of merchandise which we are making special prices
on for this event.
Regular 50c tube repair kits 17c Regular $1.35 30x3 Inner Tubes -. 89c
Regular 25c I -lb. cans cup grease 11c Regular $1 .00 Genuine Duco No. 7 Polish ..68c
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Guaranteed
Sor life
JFcannlli U3)5Ilat3:tJHe lIactJeE3 SecvSee Stotiten
(Master means all departments under one control)
North Commercial at Center
X
Household Model
(As Illustrated)
Installed
This model has all of the many fine features of Elec-tro-Kold
including Timken roller bearings, and the
Freezing control Any Electro-Kold may be installed
with the compression unit in either the base of the
cabinet or in the basement. The mechanism is never
exposed to view in the kitchen and the top of the
cabinet is always useable as a shelf. Investigate for
yourself just how much more value there is in Electro
rvold.
Sold by
c. s. ham:
ft. shelf over 2H Inside. 56 H nigh, 20 dees
oTm,