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The OREfiON STATESMAN. SaUm. fWrnn. Katnrdav Mornin?. IET11 GITf Doctors Elect Washington Han President at Port , land Convention sessions- were taken., ap largely with section meetings. New of ficers and guests at a reception tonight; Hen Has No Toenails or Wings, Said PORTLAND. Ore.. July 12. (AP) Dr. William Gerry Mor Can, ot, wasmngtonju. u., was unanimously namea president elect of the American Medical association here Thursday after noon. His name was placed in nomination by Dr. H. C. MacAtee, of the national capital, and was seconded by half a dozen shouts from all parts of the gathering. Dr. Olin Wet, the association secretary, cast an unanimous rote Jor Drrdffigia, who two years ago rst in contest for the same oftieo to Dr. "illiam S. Thayer, of Baltimore, the retiring presi dent Detroit, Michigr.nrwas selected tor the next meeting place of the association after three previous ballets had been taken. Memphis, Atlantic City and Philadelphia were the other contenders. Speech Demanded . Of New.rresddent Election of officers by the house of delegates was interrupt ed soon after Dr. Morgan's selec tion by insistent demands that he mount the ptatform 'and say a few words. In responding Dr. Mor gan expressed appreciation of the honor accorded him, and" then de-. dared that the outcry against the alleged high cost of medical care, which had been oiced in and out of the pathprlnp ramp nnt mi much from persons in, moderate means, who paid their bills, but1 Sm the "idle rich." He added "Certainly it may be said that the indiidual fees, received by phyi sicians cannot account for the complaints against us. It may be that the true difficulty lies in the elaborate and expensive diagnos tic procedures which the public baa come to demand, as well as the luxurious nursing provisions which have come to be regarded as essential. It was not the aver age patient of modern circum stances who first insisted upon these w forms." Portland Man Is Made Vice- President Dr. Erns't iA. Sommer, of Port land, who had been general chair man in charre of the congress here, was elected vice-president, without opposition. Dr. O'.in West, of Chicago, was continued as sec retary of, the association, no op posing candidate being named. He Kuykendalil of Eugene, Ore. -Dr. was nominated by Dr. William F. C. Warnfllllls of firnnrl .Pan. ids, Michigan, was re-elected speaker of the house of delegates, the governing body of tho associa tion: and Dr. Wm. Austin A TIav . - j den, Chicago, was renamed treas urer. Dr.. A. E. Bulson, Indianapolis, was elected vice-speaker of the house of delegates. Dr. D. Chester Brown, Danbury, Conn., was re elected to the board of trustees. In addition to the election. Dr. L. M. Harris, new president, an- Dr. L. H. McKinnie, Colorado Springs, consular of the scientif ic assembly; Dr. J. B. Herrick, Chicago, member of the judicial council (re-appointed); Dr. M. W. Ireland, U. S. A., council on med ical education and hospitals (re appointed). As an aftermath to a declara - tioa some days ago by Dr. Clar ence True Wilson, of the Metho dist church board of temperance and public morals, that Dr. Mor gan, the newly named president elect, had been defeated as a "dry" at thevflaitftnore meeting by "wet supporfexs" of Dr. Thayer, Dr. Morgan, tonight issued this statement: m:i.n v. r . i Bdt prescribe alcohol, I believe that if they desire so to do, they should have the right to do it." Outside of the election, today's FIVE KILLED IN WRECKED TRAIN OMAHA. Neb.. July 12. AP) The modern trend toward in creased production has hit the egg industry. With it has come a new type chicken without wings or toenails. R. T. Ren w aid, Omaha poultry fancier, announced today that af ter five years experimentation he has succeeded in producing brood of such chickens. Normal hens, said Dr. Renwald,, are bothered each year with the moulting of their wing feathers; during this period, egg production falls off. The new type hen, hav ing no wings, can keep right on laying the year round, producing on the average Dr. Renwald hopes. 300 eggs per year. In addition, the new chicken wiHyeeasler to keep in a yard since she can't fly or, scratch. An 18 inch fence will do; Passenger's Injuries Said to be Fatal; Blaze Fol-. lows Collision ii MAYER BOOK MAY BE UTILIZED LONDON, auly 12. (AP) The convocations of Canterbury and York today approved by large majorities the resolution of the Archbishop of Canterbury per mitting the use of the Church of England revised prayer book where congregations give their consent through their councils. The vote, In the upper house of the convocation of Canterbury was 23 to 4 and in the lower jiouse 96 to 54. The upper house tf the convocation of New York approved the resolution without opposition, though one bishop ab stained from voting. The lower house also approved the resolur jtion. s I ' . This decision, although fully expected, has brought about an nomolous position where the fetate church .virtually has flouted (the decision of parliament,! which (rejected the revised prayer; book. The actual situation is that the bishops having asked parliaments bonsent to use the prayer book1 last year and having been J refus ed, now proceed to use it without paying attention to wie parlia mentary refusal. V Mrs. Fulkerson Preparing 1929 " Counts Rehort PreDaration or uie annual re port required by law of j every (county school superintendent in the state is under way In the of fice of Mrs. Mary Fulkerson, su perintendent for Marion county. (completion of the report will (await the audit of the reports of all the district clerks in the: school (districts of the county, ari audit (which started here more than a week ago. Mrs. Fulkerson will complete her report in August. CORNING, N. Y., Jaly 12.r (AP) Trapped In blazing wreck age. roar Erie 'trainmen and a tramp stealing a ride were burned to death and a passenger was probably fatally injured today hi a collision three miles east of here between the Cleveland-New Tork express and a westbound freight train. The man reported dying in Corning hospital was said to hate- been a passenger in the only coach to leave the rails. According to P. F. Peters, of Hornell, a member of the freight train erew, who was riding in the locomotive, he. looked out of the cab to the rear and saw the first car in the freight start to leave the tracks. "It was a tank car loaded with gasoline," said Peters, "and I was horrified to see the express rush ing toward us on the other track I jumped off but not In time to flag the passenger train, which struck the tank ear at a fifty mile an hour spied and toppled over on Its side." Ignited by coals from the de railed locomotive, the ; gasoline drenehed wreckage blazed fiercely and gave the twenty men, women and children in the first passen ger coach barely time to break open the Jammed doors and es cape. The locomotive, baggage car and two mail cars were the only cars in the express to leave the track. The engineer and fireman were burned to death in the cab and the two mail clerks could not be extricated before the flames reached the wreckage of their cars. Early arrivals on the scene found the dying tramp under a tree, where he had dragged him self with Hatal burns on his body. He expired a few minutes later while smoking a cigarette, his only request. Ii -"YiL" r iiv -v-T El iff I W V - 1 Ik. ami n 3i f s : ' . ; : , wr a I IJH RESIDE! VISITS CALIFORNIA LAKE LABISH, July 11 Miss Pauline Fulton, of Lake Labish, is spending a few weeks in Cali fornia. Miss Fulton has made heT home here for several years with her relatives, the L. K. Page fam ily. "Miss Fulton will be the guest of the Forest Fulton's during her stay in California. William Ector, well known Marion county boy, and ex-service man. is the guest of relatives in Charleston, South Carolina. A fine Crop of hay. is being rapidly taken care of here, and the fields of fall-sown gr&in'are turning a golden yellow with ripeness. Roofless Plates Dr. Eldriedge's Roofless 'Plate is a p 1 a '-Xe without a palate and will be rlgladly demonstrat ed to you without obligation. NO MOUTH TOO HARD TO FIT Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded Dr.ELDRIEDGE DENTIST , Comer State' St. Commercial St. Look for the Bine Sign. SALEM, OREGON H Midget Market Originators of Low Prices 351 State St. Meat and Reducing According to the best authorities on weight reduction, Meat, leafy vegetables, and- fruits form the basis of all successful reducing diets. Lean meat is not primarily a fattening food. These foods furnish proteins, minerals, and vitamins tn abundance, but are relatively low in fattening food properties. For Saturday We Offer ; Young Pig Pork Steak 2Jc Hlb. Young Pig Pork Roasts a 8c 3&. Sugar Cured Sliced Bacon. -35c lln One whiff of this nut sweet bacon as It crisp and curls In the pan will awaken your breakfast appetite. Dripping with the goodness of its sugar cure and natural wood smoke, its the very finest you can buy. ! Prime Beef Roasts 12c HEd. , Choice Boiling Beef tiSo lb. Pure Pork j Link Sausage ! Pore Pork Bulk Sausage 202 Ilto. Useless to pay more Risky to pay less Sugar Cored Bacon Backa Home Rendered Pure Lard 11 $ BHD. Best OLEOMARGARINE 7 Out of consideration to our employes, we close Satur r days at 7:00 P. M. Harry If, Lery, Mgr. I 14 1 Stop at Nehalem, Oregon The Nehalem Hotel Welcomes You Rates Reasonable OCEAN PARK 8 Miles N. of Newport Right on the Beach Cabins, Camp Ground, Trout Hatchery- Trout Dinners Trout Fishing We Invite You to lMANZANITA BEACH "Th Carmel of the Xorth" -1 A welcome awaits you at this charming retreat, in the shelter of beautiful Neah-Kah-Nie Mountain, free from crowds and concessions. Every accommodation found here. Auto park & cabins. Store. Heal & luncheons. Cottages for rent, Everything reasonable. Via Roosevelt Highway, from Tillamook north, or from Sea side, south to Nehalem. Turn in Nehalem to Manzanita , Beach. This is an all year around re sort. Homes & home sites for sale at prices to suit your pocketbook and on your own terms. Write, phone or t see Mrs. Ben S. ; Lane, at Manzanita, Ore. Office & residence at ocean. L. D. phone Nehalem 14 x 1. Cherry City Cottages Box 423 Newport Modern Cottages at Reason ble Rates CUTLER CITY On Hileta Bay For Summer Homesites write A .G. Cutler, Cutler City P. O. T.AFT, OREGON See Cutler City before buying a homesite Abbey Hotel and Grille Enjoy our Special Sea Food and Chicken Dinners Rooms with or without Bath I 4F All Steam Heated On Bay; Front J. J. TOBIN, Prop. NEWPORT, OREGON MEET ME IN TILLAMOOK The home of the famous Tillamook Checie. 'o Rtormf in Winter, No heat ia Summer. Qreen grsas all year. A. E. EVEBSOH Specializing in Exchanges. Memher of Northern Realty Association ' Tillamook, Ore. Mrs. White's Oceanview Cottages Overlooking Ocean, running water, shower baths. Electric lights, wood furnished Tel. 4x51 Ocean Lake, Ore. When in Tillamook Stop at the HOTEL NtFF Corner. 2nd and 3rd Ave. Seely Mattresses, DeLuxe Springs Bates SUOO and $1.50 Lake Lytle Hotel Mrs. George Watt, Mgr. -. "if---- i 51 Jr , . -Bfc tM Twixt Lake and Ocean The largest and most modern hotel on Tillamook Beaches STRICTLY MODERN 8urf and lake bathing, boating, tea and lake fishing, clam dig ging, hiking and hunting You'll Like It Here POPULAR RATES POST OFFICE Rockaway, Oregon - NELSCOTT BEACH "The Sheltered Nook" On Roosevelt highway between Delake and Taft Fine loathing beach Fishing Modern cottages, with hot and cold water, bath, showers NELSCOTT LAND CO. NelscOtt, Ore. Delake P. O., Oregon Clip this ad and save 25c on cabins or 10c on camping , Nelscott Auto Camp Cabins, tent houses, camping, community kitchen. Hot show ers, play grounds, tables, wood and lights: furnished Geo. A. Cashing, Nelscott P. O. Delake, Ore. THE PINES Modern Equipped Hotel Fred Watson, Prop. All Outside rooms. Dining room in connection Taft, Oregon See Delake Agates Walter Plnmmer Agate Cutting and Mounting DELAKE, OREGON WI-NE-MA BEACH Sheltered from Btrong winds Cabins, excellent camp ground, boating, fishing f. M. Card Oretown, Ore. 71 miles from Salem NEWPORT NAT Swimming in warm Salt water. Dancing Bill Darby and his Radio Band Newport, Oregon OCEAN LAKE, ORE. REX COTTAGES Ocean Lake Auto Camp Moderrti with water in cottages, well furnished, close to ocean MRS. H. REXROAD Agate Beach Inn Sirs. Ktaherine George, Prop. One of the most picturesque and beautifully located Resort Hotels on the Oregon Coast Excellent Dining Room Service Home Cooking Our Specialty American Plan Very Reasonable Rates NEWPORT - OREGON ' Agate Beach P. O. - HOTEL GILMORE Overlooking Ocean Furnace, Heated Rooms Hot and Cold Water Gilmore Apts. Across street from Hotel Gil more, newly furnished. Private shower baths and toilets Nye Beach, Newport, Oregon p. G. Gilmore, Prop., Phone 40 NEAH-KAH-NIE A Hoamtata aad a Beach Resort i Saver Opem Jnly First i ' Write or Phone UBS. 8. G, REED, T - Nehalem, Ore. PLAY GOLF on the j ' ROOSEVELT GOLF COURSE DEVILS LAKE, ORE. A delightful place to spend a vacation, only 60 miles from Salem Via hew Salmon riyer cut-off TROUT CREEK VILLA Hotel, camp ground, cabins at Junction of Molalla river and Trout creek. Spend your vacation on these beautiful streams In the mountains, 29 miles from Salem, via Silrerton Mar Quam and Molalla. Chicken Dinners ll.fco. Week End Rates 2 chicken dinners, : bed and breakfast $4.00. Special rates to weekly boarders. MR. and MRS. H. J. GIACOMINI P. O. Address Molalla, Ore., R. F. D. 2 V Kiawanda Kelp Ore Baths Dr. W. J. Jackson in Charge Pacific City, Oregon Only 69 Miles From Salem SILETZBAY AUTO GAMP Cntlor City one-half mile south of Tift, Oregon. Community Kitchen, An to Camp, Hot and Cold Shower Baths An i ideal place to spend your vacation. Good fishing, clam ming and crabs. Nice cottages with lights, water and wood furnished. Rates $1.50 per day, $10.00 per week. On -Roosevelt Highway ALLEN'S A Real Place to Eat Over the Bay Front Street NEWPORT, OREGON ORANGE AID AGATE BEACH Toasted Sandwiches, Home Made Pie, I0e Cream, Confections, Cigars, Tobacco OCEAN WAVE ROLLER RINK" Plenty of skates f(r every one. Join the happy crowds and have a good time. Every one skates. Hulbert at 7th, 1 Mk from P. O. NEWPORT, OREGON CHOICE BEACH PROPERTY Prices and Terms Right R. E. BECKER, Owner Cannon Beach, Oregon STAGES to BEACHES via McMinnville and Roosevelt Highway Newport, Nye Beach, Agate Beach, Otter Rock, Depoe Bay, Siletz Bay, Taft, Nelscott, Devil's Lake, Otis, Neskowin, Netarts. Oceanside, Bar view, Rockaway and Manhattan Leave SalenHC)aily 9:10 A. M. also 1:10 p. m. and 5:50 p. m. Daily to TiJlaraook and Rockaway Beaches ' T f ground trip fare 2vKa70,rom Salcm all Beaches Stages leave from Central Stage Terminal Court and High Streets Phone 696T Pacific Stages, Inc. CAIN PLACE Neah-lf-?sTie Bach iVt milet frbm Kebalea, mill from ttte beac$ How Cooked Meli -Fresh TegOblfi. chijiens g, home prodaed For rates writ or jtfaoca W. Q. Csln, Xeaalco, Oregon all VISIT CANNON BEACH Oregon's Beach of a Thousand Wonders Cannon Beach Commercial Club HOTEL ECOLA Right on tha Beach front; ,. CANVOS BEACH, Or., teC Z0811S , American and European plaa feiturinp cleanliness. emfortkle turroundinrs, wholom food 'nif , couiteMj treatment. " Jack E. Kofeldt, Manager HAYSTACK AUTO CAMI ehowers, light, water, wood. Fronts on the beach; Hates reasonable. John Kofeldt, Manager. OCEANSIDE Only 89 Miles front Salem Oregon's most scenic Beach Resort. Nine miles from Tillamook, combina tion of ragged mountains, cares, sandy beach and wonderful scenery, fure mountain water, health giving anr and modern sanitary conditions. Bathing, dancing. - deep sea fishing, store, restaurant, fish market, chil dren's playgronnd.; A paradise for the Summer. T scat ion. Furnished cottages. DONT MISS ' SKKING THE . SEA LIONS OS THE ROCKS AT OCEANSIDE Refuelkt Hebo Otts Service Station The dividing iwiatto mil coast resort" "i: - - .-,-s.r ' Quick 4 Courteoojs aerrlco ;-' '. ' r ' .. STANDARD gASOUWE All Motor Oai ;? Tires - Tubes - Accessories "Hewitt Modern Cottages" Oceanlake, Ore. f 1.23 to f 1.SO a Day First Class, Newly Furnished. Each divided Into two rooms by a (far tain. 2 clean beds full siie. Easy Rockers. No better cottages. Why pay more? Free electric lights, wood and wat ,er. Opposite ehnrch, on Roo sevelt highway. By ocean and lake. Boats.! Pare ice cold well wajter." -r TERIlVfORE v CAMP- , Netarts, Oregon 1 Cottages' facing bay and ocean protected from tbe wind. by beautiful shade trees. "Fish ing, boating clam 1 digging, crabs. -Comfortable "cottages. Rates $1.25 to $3 per, day. Write for reservations. . M. R. Terry, Prop. Netarts, Ore. Rose City Cottages More new cottages. Garages for everyone. Hot and cold showers. The one up to date place; ih Newport. Reasonable Rates, j C. T. STANTON, Prop. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL , NOW open The Ocean View Hotel Sirs. Sarah Irwin, Proprietress Ha$ been remodeled and Re furnished Throughout. It is a Beautiful and Convenient loca tion Overlooking . the Ocean Beach. Everything Modern Rates Reasonable ' 1 Lg5j t4A - ml , P?1 5 hT.- iVsr t I m mm 'llh m m a,