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Newspaper Page TextThe OREGON STATESilAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Rlorninjr, May 13, J932 PAGE FIVC Local N ews Brief: Girl Earn Credits Bonnie. ..Change Schedale" Beginning Jane Harris, Salem high school t with Sunday night the First Meth- Vudent during the present sera-jodlst church goes on Its tumraer ester, will be eligible tor gradu-j schedule by changing the service atlon. from ; North Bna, ore.. i noor from- 7:30 to S- o'clock. At high school May : 1 7. J. C. ' Nel-1 the serriee this evenlag the Sa son. , head of . the history depart-1 lem Association of Gideons -will ment, replied yesterday la answer sponsor the -program.' The chorus to a finery -Irom. the. North Bend I choir of the church will ; offer . : . -& 3 a. a . 1 A . . . principal, miss tiarris nm w satiwrenu special, numners in aaai I lem with her mother, Mrs. Lucy jtloa to the music which the Gtd f K. , Harris,. In -time to ; take- at eon quartet will sing. L, Van De- j course In American - history this Under Li In charge of the Gideons. semester, the .only . credit she needed to be graduated ' from North Bend. - " Dance, old-time, every Saturday. Chambers bldg. Adm. 25c. ' Xlbertr Speakers A trio from the chamber of commerce. Carle Abrams. Otto K. Paulas and Han nah Martin, will nresttnt a nor tlou of the program at tonight's meeting of the Liberty commun ity club. The three are all candi- frora Grange to ' Sleet Salem orange ro. Xi wi mwi suruy ditM fnr rnT.naM i la the ball over Miller's ...store, J Marion county. wim ue Business session as w t .-.-'. a.m., potluck dinner at noon and Friday, Sat. and Monday sale. SCO lecturer's program, .open to the guaranteed IS-oz. blue serge at nubile at 1:0 o'clock. Rufua Hoi- $35; lTrty to be sold, at. this man, state treasurer, wiu be too pnce.Aiso a large selection or speaker and will probably talk on fa.ney suiting at $35. See my win tome phase of the board of con- dow. r.'j H. Mosher, Tailor, 474 trnl'a wnrlr Mnalnl nnmVri will Pnnrt SL ' be furnished by E. H. ' Mcuonaia, the grange chorus and Mrs. -Lyman McDonald. ' , FOLTZ POISDII H 10(1 Defendant Denies Claim of ... Donaldson That They i Were Intimate ; 1 "Cash for anything. Ph. 5-1-1-0. J. B. G. R, AViU Hike Members of the . eighth and ninth grade Girl Reserves ' of Parrlsh Junior high school will take a hike this af ternoon Immediately after school. With them will go two advisors. Matthews Coming Matthews, successor to Bishop Miss Esther McMinnimee and Miss Paul Jones and ; executive secre- Gladys Taylor, tary of the Fellowship of Recon ciliation, will be here Saturday Fortlander Arrested City po aight, when a dinner will be held lice early yesterday arrested in his honor at the T. M. C. A. at Frank R. Powell of Portland on :30 o'clock! After the dinner he a charge of being drunk. He was will sneak cn some nhas of the held in the city jail and not peace question. Those who wish to 1 taken to municipal court yester- attend should notify S. B. Laugn- aay. lin for; 1 dinner reservations. Matthews comes from New York City. 1 Salmon steaks, large can, 10c. Marr's. 1618 Market. Tel. 8150. mony of Mrs. Donaldson that-she was found kitting In Donaldson's lap." " -'1 - ;. ,'. - -'.s'--', ' -f " ; Mrs. Folts said Mrs. Doaaldson then called her , a . rile 1 name whereupon she struck her la the face. A fight then ensued. During the scuffle Mrs. .Folts said Mrs. Donaldson declared "I will hare the law on you. Attorney Suggested Making; Settlement . After thU Incident Mrs. Folts T 7 Tl i1 At tV A Occurrences and Gossip D o v ; ul! oTrunenl ' ,ERMIT us to pans tor a mo-, meat in the writing of this Informative and sometimes facetious column to. express heart felt sympathy for the Lindbergh family. The uncertainty Is ended. Institution, svnd among other things the scbool of joarnallsm ' la tnclnded lax . the nnirerslty coarse. . mil.,- Tv.,ty.. elm, Mtn Ma. Complete line of thrifty hardy ; KAfff1nv tl,n(, salnm o Potlann- I ' v Surgeon's Book Published Dr. George R. Vehrs, Salem surgeon rho Is attending the annual meet In the state high school musle tournament at Forest Grove, will be special soloist at St. Paul's Episcopal church Sunday morning. ing of the American Medical as- She Is the daughter of Mr. and sociation at New Orleans, Lr., has Mrs. n u. muou i D.cui. had "his book on "Spinal Aneethe- "Whether : Mrs. t Miaa FoliS, Woodburn nurse accased of at temjted poisoning of, Mrs. -J. J. Donaldson with lysol will j be bound over to the grand Jury for further investigation . or whether she will be freed now rests with Justice of the Peaee Miller Hayden who concluded a prelim inary investigation here Thursday auernoon. Hayden announced .to counsel for the state and the de- lenaant that he would made hla decision next Wednesday at 10 a. Testimony of Mrs. FolU which took -several hours in the morn ing session of the court was squarely contradictory to much of tne testimony J. J. Donaldson had offered last week. Sha flatly de- niea mat at any time she had been intimate with Donaldson al though, she said that he had ap proached her after she had sev ered her connections with the Donaldson home as housekeeper and nurse. Mrs. Folts admitted that she had administered a slight amount of lysol mixed with some fruft juice to. Mrs. Donaldson but she declared she did this purely through accident and after a long day's work in which she had not only waited on special company at the Donaldson home for dinner but had also attended to Mrs. Donaldson who was. Ill at the time. She said she was very ill as night came on add in her haste to attend to Mrs. Donaldson's wants, gave her a mixture of ly sol and fruit lutce instead of tonic. Gave an Antidote There warn and there waant a said - she' received word from ; a rca but how sever the blow meeting of the state board of con Salent attorney askings her to mu f-f lf th "l yesterday. Institutional heads eome to his office, tor a ronter- reatest tragedies In modern his- were here, but because of lack of Iters f the Trd -of control at a big loacheoa. We aro aboat ready too, Mrs. Patterson. . - As was predicted, there wasn't bid tor the construction of the proposed power plant for state Institutions. The purchasing de partment met when it was time to open bids, and all that was re ceived were two letters contain ing some very good suggestions. As further stated by this column there were a lot of things wrong with the specifications, as well as with the. proposal. tory, .' and uneasy i may ? lie Mrs. Folts said she Ignored the P.4 of the. perpetrators. , enee.aad to discuss a settlement. letter and did not consult an at torney. v Later she went, to California and on her way south was stopped by officers at Redding where no tice that' she was ' under arrest was served to her. Mrs. Folts said she was totally surprised but stopped willingly, sent her rela tives on south arsV finally secured her release when the sheriff, call-1 lng District Attorney John Car son, declared there was insuffi cient -evidence to detain her. She Early report indicated that ' the body of the baby was found ' .ar the Lindbergh, estate where it had pressunably been since March 1, the night of the' kidnaping. Outside of the trag edy to the world, think what this means to lots of others all the hooey about the baby being; alive contacting with kidnapers, and the payment of money and all. There must be a lot ot people a quorum, . the meeting provided by statute was not held. How ever, a conference of superinten dents and the secretary was held to outline reports which will re place the monthly attendance of Institution heads, J eri" "e1 hUever.-Vmy Voc tlTC weah Counsel for Mrs. Folts in sum Both the governor aad state treasurer' were not present at the time the meeting was to have been held. Hal E. Hosa was present and sat in at the conference for a time, bat, no business comld be transacted .without at least two members of the board la attendance. At fat are monthly meetings at tendance of . Institution ' heads -iH not fee required. - now, and . let's hope they are so . iV" '.I' .v. ilty that they eanaot sleep. And h7.LV .Zr .rt let not the nation rest until the fact that A earna ftel : to Ore- I my partlM M toand Md mtii sou ;il""uu"5"";"""; I to suffer to some extent Ilka the state penitentiary was not pres- wh nun u uvi ib.w6..v.. I mrtnfl nf th hflf hlM liad tn ant tmUit T7 ! An trtn tn Mrs.' Fplts absolutely denied I, ntUr Th0 m(Mt norrlble punish, California to visit other penal !n- Warden 'James Lewis of the sia la Major Surgery" accepted tor publication by the association, ac cording to word" received here. Before returning here, he will vis it the Crfle clinic at Cleveland. O., and the Mayo elinle at Rochester, Minn. Wanted, used furniture. 6110. TEAM TO CORVALIIS Communist Meet Called 4 mass meeting to elect a represen tative to attend the national con vention of the Communist partf-in Chicago; May 28 has been called for tonight at 7:50 o'clock n- Yew Park hall. Floyd Ramp. ' Rose burg farmer, will be the speaker. The evening's topic will beT1e World's Present Economic Situa tion." Dance Friday, Hazel Gpeen, ,25c Peace Meet Coming ' Local peace workers tomorrow will con fer with J. B. Matthews, execu tive, secretary of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, with headquar ters at New York City. A dinner will be given In his honor at 6:30 o'clock at the Y M. C. A. Persons interested in the peace movement are invited to attend the dinner, and hear the talk. La Veil Returns Eugene Lu Velle has returned from Mather field, near Sacramento, Cal. He belongs to the air corps there, where he has been in training and will be home on a two weeks fur lough and will spend the time at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George H. La Velle. From here he will go to Chanute Field Quickly, Claimed Testimony offered by Mrs. by Mrs. Donaldson. Mrs. Donald Folts was to the effect that she son had previously testified that immediately gave Mrs.., Donaldson she did not write or sign this two glasses of rich milk as an an- letter. rt a VTOM Mi 1? The de-1 tldote, then called a doctor whom Character witnesses for Mrs. gree team of the Eva Rebekah j QPn arrival, said Mrs. Donaldson FolU were Mrs. Minnie Richards, lodge accompanied by several j hd not taken enough lysol t be Mrs. Lorene Whitney, Mr. Whlt- members. z4 In all lourneved to serloualy injured. ney and Mrs. V. I. Madeux. Rela- Corvallls Monday nizht. Tbey Donaldson, who In court a tlve to an assertion by Mrs. Don- Phone were royally treated by the Cor-1 week ago had told the justice of aldson that on the night she sp rains lodge, a handsome bouquet ine peace mat ne naa taken Mrs. proached tne irons nome in of pink snapdragons being pre- Folts to Portland and there com- search of her husband she saw a sented to the team, which were In mltted adultery with her, was ex- short man standing on the porch tarn presented to Mr. and Mrs. I coriated by B. A. Kliks, counsel of the house. Whitney, his wile W. H. Hobson, who have both for Mrs. Folts.. He declared Don- and Mrs. Madeux declared that been in poor health at their home aldson a perjurer, declared he the porch of the house was not that she ever received $100 or ment C4Bnt be MT enoagh. sss irom uoDtiason as ias inr had testified. She did receive $6.25 for her services as a nurse after she left the Donaldson home, Mrs. Donaldson urged the husband to hold out enough to pay the doctor, she said, but Don aldson did not do so. The defense called Mrs. Ken neth Graves, daughter ot Mrs. Folts, to the stand. A certain let ter that had been 'mailed to Mrs. Donaldson in reply to another, was Identified by this witness as having been written by her hus- The finding ot the baby is per band. The letter did not occupy haps one of the biggest stories ot an important place in the case. the period, and the kidnaping is Mrs. J. P. Keene, another easily the most important story daughter, and also Mr. Keene I of the decade. But how much bet- were called. Keene identified a ter would the climax to all the letter received by him and signed I weeks of uncertainty have been News of the finding of the baby dead flashed around the rapltol yesterday la every .instance brought the same re niark from state officials and employes, a remark made from the bottom of maay an under standing heart and said with a tear Jnst the simple word, "Oh." There was nothing else to say when one heards a re port like that. stltutions, -and also to regain his health following the stabbing at the penitentiary some time ago. Word from Lewis Is td the effect he Is enjoying his trip. He will return in about a week. Mrs. Clara Patterson, super intendent of the state training school for girls, announced the strawberries there were about ripe now. The significance of that statement is that when Perhaps a beat the best sag-, grstiow saado was by the power . company now furnishing rW trlo energy to the atateTh firm's representative snggested the board of control call for bids for- famishing power as well as for other kinds of pow er as was suggested by other' firms. Well, thus eads Chapter. 1 of this lone story. . - ' D B S MB And in case anyone has a ten dency to forget this Is Friday. the 13 th. That should be a grim enough reminder. Further , if is just one week from today wh?n the ' matter ot politics will be taken over by , the people even it It Is the one day. -Glad there's only one more week. , . f year s nun Dr. C. C. Dauer, assistant direc tor of the Marion county health department, has been' swarded a scholarship under the Rockefeller Foundation for advanced study ot a year In an eastern institution. He plans to leave here September 1. he executive board of the de- Coming Events : May IS Pacific roUe.ce mixed glee clab in concert, si p. ml, at the South Salera Friends church; bo admis sion charge. ; ; v May 25-28-27 - Oregon Farmers' Union convention. June 28 Missouri state picnic. - f " , 4 . - August 14 Dakota pl- gave him -leave ot absence to ae- cept the fellowship. t v- r; Dr. Vernon A. Douglas was giv en leave of absence for one month to take clinic work la California. He will be gone prior to the first , of September. " ' j Miss Elisabeth Freeman, super visor of nurses, will complete her year with the schools and expects ( j to resign at the end of the school year. Redactions In budget for the support ot the department will -make necessary reduction of ex- -penditures the last half of the year. ." Picnic Sunday The young people's forum of the First Meth odist .church -will have a picnic Suaday afternoon. They will leave from 'the church, at S o'clock. Regular services will be held after-the picnic, around a bonfire. they are ripe she has as her guests newspapermen and mem- part ment at Its meeting yesterday , If the report had come through as everyone had hoped. High school students plan ning to attend Oregon institu tions of higher learning next year, will now know for the first time what and where studies can be obtained. The board last night issued the fi nal allocation of curricula of Vote for J. O. BAILEY l State Sasator) VOX Supreme Court Judse Ptxatioa Ma, S Qtulifitd Vigorous Progressiro He Is canacJantiows ana teas tte coafMance nl raasect of all th pp4a. Paidasv. t . .. . Joe Williams "THE BATTERY MAN" See him for Auto Electri cal or Battery Serriee Corner Center & High TeL 6000 here. Ob ltuary llotzicn was faithless to his wife and to visible from the place mentioned Mrs. Folts, said he was a moral bv Mrs. Donaldson. pervert, and while admitting Don aldson had been to Portland and registered at a Second and Sal mon street hotel under assumed name, be intimated that Donald son had lived there with some other woman. "I know that quar ter; that's where Japanese live but Mrs. Foltz was never in that i BIDS ON POWER At the residence of his brother, F. W. Rotzien of 377 S. 20th street. May 12, Otto V. Rotzien. hotel or near that hotel." Kllks aged 4S years. Besides his broth- declared. er he Is survived by two sisters, I Mrs. Foltz In her ttistlmony. Ruay V. and Violet E. of Los An- stated that after the "poisoning geles. Funeral announcements I incident occurred, she returned to MT IN El E N later by Clough-Barrlck company. Killian In this city May 12, Mrs. Lucy Killian, formerly of route 6, aged 62 years. Remains in care' of the Salem Mortuary, 545 North Cap- the home where she had been working and never went back to the Donaldson house. So greatly unnerved was she by the incident and Mrs. Donaldson's statement. "My God, he has poisoned me,' Mrs Foltz said she wa 111 the When the time for opening bids for the proposed state-owned pow er plant expired Thursday after noon not . one proposal had been received. A letter from the Worthlhgton company. Inc., of rortiana, , ne- i clared that the concern was un able to bid on the project be cause of the uncertainty ot pay- ments, and amount of work and- itol street. Funeral announce-! fniinwinr dav and unable to work. hn.a n t. ments later. nonaldson Visited nnrt thn TVi nlAtrl rwier- Hen Home. Stated atlne- nnits. The sneclficatlons Auen J Some time nassed after the lv At tne residence, 625 North gol incident. Mrs. Folfz said. called for a Diesel plant. ' C. C. 'Moore and company, en gineers, Portland, suggested the possibility of a steam-driven plant. r Winter street, Thursday morning. when Donaldson came to her rranK W. Alien, survived Dy wi- sh tnnnA Mm In the nar new f I J r.4i!. in t n i I w I r . . .mm 111- h. la will itndr radio Maine Alien, cauureu, toes- Mn. iho ramn haeV from the and ureed mat tfils ne inciuaeo. work In connection with aviation. ier neruen oi sajem, wis uu- u.w. in the specifications. nerx ox rontana, . L.enore Alien, t wlia nn dolnr here." A. C. McMlckeu. representing Cross Country Ride -Spring Portland, and Mary Allen ot Sa- J ' ! : days are developing keen Interest lain; father and mother, Mr. and J , "..timnnT V"X in the art of horsemanship and Mrs. George Allen of Baker; n ,.J r," ' equestrians and would-be eqUes- j brothers, Charles Allen of Eure- trians are making use of the warm days out at the state fair grounds by exercising many mounts. Sunday a cross country ride Is being planned tor 2 o'clock and reservations are now being made at the academy stables. Officers to be Elected Salem MacDowell club wfll meet at the see you ; o,,"7 .." tarswer. "we are going 10 put on WB,SV lmJ lTJ W ui & vi iiauu, ma- I t a, yui j Mrs. Foltz said she dldn t put Folts asked, according to rortiana Eiecinc companj. requestea tnsi ids ooaru m con trol advertise for furnishing pow er as well as building a plant. was the ters, Charlotte Hunt of Los An geles, Mrs. Edna Shark of The Dalies and Mary Allen of Baker. He was - a member ot Jefferson lodge A. F. and A. M. Funeral services will be held Saturday, May 14, at 3 o'clock from the chapel of W. T. RIgdon and Son. on parties and told Donaldson to go home to his wife and children. "Walt a minute, now," Donald son was declared to have said. Mrs. Folts said Donaldson then told her that he had not lived Stops Your Cough Or Money Back uh rtm vit n tr.ntnr mm tm 1 with his wife for six to eight n. -wnow 0f Bronchullne home of Mrs. C. L. Sherman, 85 jefferson" lodge No. S3 of A. F.lTer and 0144 he ws 'Irc1 t0 Emulsion and you get relief IN D street tonight at S o'clock. This 4nd A M offc!.tlnr interment I satisfy hU passion for womea gTANTLT. Unmistakabla relieL witn otner inuiviauais i i.uiu mm i Anotner uoso an nour laier I was not interested In his story." may stop your cough entirely. Utter I Mrs. Folts said, sne saia ne men certainty you won c u awn Madison H. Utter passed away brought up the lysoi incident, au- i tnan naix a ootu. i at the residence, R. F. D. No. . mitted it was a mistake nut ae- oia cougn-nmer to box 25. Salem, at the age of TO clared she would have trouoie co wr years. 3 months and S days. He proving it. KtJlmTmn 2& nfZ is, survived by his widow. Minnie Mrs. Folts then said she heard Drug JJ"".' T.. . t vi a ...- .nnMi.siT mmA want class druggists guarantee it- Uiw, ww I i-wmir " 7 XT HMIiInf to nnut TAnr T TTa r fitUm mnA Tta IP U I n Hi Annr Tr tit all met I "w - . , li V V w. vwvm. wuia m a.. I w wv.. . - Utter ot Portland and seven j by Mrs. Donaldson and her two grandchildren. Friends are In-1 daughters. She denied the testi- ts the annual election of officers meeting and" in - addition to the business to bo transacted there will also be a social, meeting. All acttvo members are urged to be present for this last meeting of the season'. Colonel Alfred E. Clark who Is seeking the republican f nomina tion for United States senator has to his credit many achievements which should draw a large num ber of the ex-servicemen's vote one of these is the fact that Col onel Clark fought to abolish. the death sentence for purely military offenses during the World war.--and as a result of this fight there were no executions for purely military offenses . during the World war. (Pd. adv. Clark for Senator committee, 820 Yeon nAm T34i . m A n,. ' i a City View cemetery. - Goes to Camp Mrs. Elizabeth Gallaher and Miss Helen Brelt- haupt will accompany the Girl Reserve club of the high school, the S'Lladna club, to Camp San taly for the week end. They will leave at noon today. - Mrs. Chadwlck Visits Mrs. Leonard Chadwlck of Oakland, Calif., Is spending a tew days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Barnard, she expects to return iouth about May 20.., - vlted to attend the services at the Chanel of Clough-Barrlek com pany. Church and Ferry streets. Friday. May 13 at 10:30 a.i m. with Rev. Hamrick officiating. Interment in Cltyview cemetery. under the direction of the Clough- Barrlck company. j CITY VIEW CEMETERY Mab!ishrd 1893 TeL 88.12 Convenlcntiy Accessible perpetual care provided fof Prices Reasonable WHEN IN T1LLAAIOOK STOP AT HOTEL NEFF Rales Sl.OO to flJSO Modern, Hot and Cold Water. , ; Steam Heat stomach. So why cough, cough. couch yourself to pieces? Get Bronchullne Emulsion snd RE LIEF. Adv. . fcA I A nationally advertised 4 plu tire) lljPf -iWHEN YOU-Q ET r V-mm ' V 6 full plies from bead " "mm ' n n o o n o n . Beltret ielemoua ' rasa 3!'Jfa' UdratlT test Oflttt mead A PARR K3HETKRa--WlTB; - PERPETUAL CARE fast Tea atlsetM rrass tas Esart 1 Tawa I Births Hospital Beds to Rent Call I010, Used Furniture , ; , ; Department , , . 151 Korth High ;. - Quamme To Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Quamme of route 2, Lebanon, a girl, born Mayv 12. at the Bun galow Maternity Home. - . w . a Special FARMEES DAY AUCTION -Sat 1:30 P.M. ' ' at the .. . F. H. Woodry's Auction Market 1610 X. Summer St 1 Overland panel Bght deliv ery car la good sondlUen, good rubber tires. Just the car ter the fanner er delivery; 1 Model T Far touring, good rubber, stew top; 1 Mi egg all dec trie Fetaluma lncuba tar, almost new with 1 egg, testers; 1 goad wood and seal range, all kinds of garden tools, lawa mower, garden hose, furniture from 1 Salem homes. ; 1 " , ' ' J -F. N. Woodry " , -Auctioneer" . ' . r' 6-PVT VNttSO MAT! suzs acst rs-isi tsM.vi JOT" "$iijo - 30a4.5Cv1 SJf 11 tftTVIO SJS 1IS4 rmi.no a.s u S95aV19. - 1330 30S OCVTO 14 USO . - S95MV1 S 1S.54 S1SJV1 "M4 rMWT9 aaa it.h 4.PLT KlVgSCI ilATt atzs; I taot Iraisi ' Cfe4.40rt IDT" ' SO. Jt . S.H : j n.nr9 aaf o oa m.7so H! 29 1 fs.cvio aa 104S , rHs aaj 11 w , 3i5 rsi - HI 2H2 1 9S5W1 SJS 1a.1l fUar&l alS mV. 4-FtY SOS 29x4v021 . EACH Thirik of this die BEST dr we luive srrcr soldi The LO WEST prices in our bistoryl The GREATEST tire . raioes we hjtre ercr offered! That's what Ward's offer you today! A genuine full 6 ply Riverside for the usual price of other 4 ply tires. A FULL. 6 p!t RlWrside at the low est price at whicrTany heavy duty 6 ply tire has ewer been sold. And 6 foil plies (sometimes referred to at "8 plies under the tread9) mean more strength, more anOeaee, more safety, more satisfaction, MORE VALUE!. ' : Riversides are one of the oldest and most famous makes of tires In America. They have been sold for 20 years. ' Millions are in use toaay oa au majtcs ox cars, on all sorts of roads, In all kinds of weather. Riversides are made by one ot tne lareesK re com panies in the world. They are of the highest quality it is possible to produce. They are built to the most exacting, set of speci&catioos in the tire industry. They are backed by the strongest tusxantee ever written' " ," -,v-.v WaZI match Rivertides 'en the road azainst any the mad and beat it in price. So why he tatisfUd vrith other 4 ph tires when you can buy FULL 6 ply River sides for the same moneyt UNLIMITED GUARANTEE AU Riverside Tiros are giisranrasi to give antiacne. tory aaj lea regartfl ra of tim s Aar care that fails to give sarisfactocy service, wfll, at ew opttoss, be REPAIRED FREE OF CHARGE or re placed wkh a new tire ta which c-resrt vow will be charred eatly tor the actual service the tire delivered. INNER TUBES Use yielded Qrde Rl.atalJe Tubes . M roemd to ax shape of tires ... aad saade of vital ised robber. Never before ' sf0 at prices so Zr)wO FREE Tiro Mounting At All Ward Stores - feasaers II V Dr. Chan Lam ' ' i Chinese Medicine " 148. NV Commercial , Ram 1 'and 2 - 1 , -I. Cash paid for used faraiturt. Salem 1 , tools, ete. ' phone S-l-1-0 ' Salem, Ore. Office hours Phone 8774 I J Tuesday and Satur j , - - day S to 5 fL nu; AACUJ. LC'Vrria, -WTCcLU i " ...... . . . . "