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GON STATESMAN, Salem 1 Oregon, Friday tlorela?, July 14 1533
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51.3SS BEffl 1932
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The registration of the S Or
fcon counties for the special elec
tion Jnly 21 aggregates .434,791
jor 51,365 less than that for the
general election In Notember,
1932, it was announced at the
state department Thursday. The
percentage decrease In registra
tion was 10.6.
Only seren counties showed, in
creases in registration,. Josephine
county had an Increase of 152
registrations, Klamath 132, Hood
Elver 128, Malheur 43, Sherman
39, Crook two and Gilliam one.
'All other counties showed a de
crease In registrations.
. Multnomah, the largest county
In the state, : had a decrease of
24,061 registrations. Other
jcounties having decreases of more
than 1000 registrations were:
Lane 4953, Marion 2147, Doug
las 2856. Coos 2015, Clatsop
1422. Deschutes 1158. Jackson
1586. Linn 1652. and Yamhill
1083. ' .i
- The total .registration Included
179,362 republicans. 144.533
democrats, 306 progressives, 684
prohibitionists. 1594 socialists
and 8312 classified as other par
ty affiliations.
Use oi Portland
Bonds in Backing
Scrip is Sought
Mandamus proceedings were
filed la the state supreme court
Thursday afternoon directing city
of Portland authorities to use
$150,000 of bonds originally Tot
ed nearly a year ago tor relief
work, as security tor the redemp
tion of scrip Issued by the muni
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James Pryor Bowen, 17, explains to
Sheriff Davis of Atlanta, Ga, de
tails of his participation in the kid-
eping: of John K. Ottley, Atlanta
nker. The boy said he did it in
order to earn the banker's grati
lude by helping him escape. Ottley
was released without payment of
840.000 ransom demanded.
cipality. The proceeding was fited
by J. N. Barde and.F. P. Taylor,
with George R. Funk, city audi
tor, and William Adams, city
treasurer, as defendants.
The sole question Involved In
the proceeding is whether or not
the city has authority to divert
the bonds from the purpose for
which they were voted. The court
granted the alternative writ of
mandamus and will bear argu
ments of attorneys next Monday.
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A renewed effort to tie the
Portland Electric company with
the responsibility for sale of Cen
tral Public Service corporation;
stock by Albert B. Pelrce & com
pany in this state, was announc
ed yesterday when Sarah M. Hew
itt filed an amended complaint la
circuit court here against the
Portland utility, concern. '
Mrs. Hewitt contends that the
retransfer of valuable assets
from the C. P. 8. company to the
Portland- General Electric com
pany, estops the latter concern
from pleading lack of legal re
sponsibility for the stock sales of
the former. "-
Mrs. Hewitt also asserts that
the Portland General Electric
company is a rightful deienaant
to the suit since Its employes
were employed and received com
missions to sell C. P. S. stock and
since the offices and advertising
facilities of the company In
Portland were also employed.
1 She asks for $2980 and Interest
In payment of her stock claims
and for general damages in addi
tion of $1000. -
The suit Is considered of lm
porunce locally as a test action
which may determine the Port
land General Electric concern's
responsibility for large sales of
C. P. 8. stock made here and In
Portland in 1931. ! -
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QUAUTy COFFEE
SEED LOill EARLY
What a difference a field of
wheat can make In a man.
No, not nerts. Let's explain.
Early last March when Uncle
Samuel was making . out seed
loans at the chamber of commerce
here, a young farmer came along.
He was the picture of dejection.
Why shouldn't he be downheart
ed? Two early freezes had wiped
out his wheat plantings . . . wiped
out more than that.
The seed loan less than $75
was obtained.
Time goes on. It's this week
A" man "walking on air" comes
into the- chamber of commerce
rooms. It's a long cry from the de
jection of March to the buoyant
farmer who joyfully demands:
"Where s that seed loan man.
want to pay him back that $65.
Why, say, I've got such an oat
crop I can hardly walk through It
And wheat I've got the best
wheat crop I ever had. Potatoes
are great, too . . . Where's that
man . . ."
Picnic at Dallas L bblts ?
LiKe Success is 'Cinch'
DALLAS. July 18 Plans for
the third annual Farmers' day
picnic, scheduled for ' Saturday.
July 15, are practically complete,
according to Travy Savery. chair
man of the merchants committee
of the chamber of commerce, who
is sponsoring; the event.
Startlnr the morning- at 10
o'clock In the city park, Mrs.
George Van Santen will be In
charge of a program of music,
readings and other entertainment
presented by the different gran
ges and community clubs. Includ
ed will be an -. Impromptu, baby
ShOWV, : -;T - , -'
Prises will be awarded to chil
dren tinder one year of age In the
following classifications t th
youngest baby, fattest baby, pret
tiest boy, prettiest girl: the sec
ond group will be tor children be
tween two and three years of age:
prises will be awarded to the one
with the curliest hair, the pret
tiest boy and girt Suitable prises
are being furnished by Dallas
merchants.
Pool Is Drawing Card
The city park Is being; reserved
for the use of the farmers for the
entire day and the swimming pool
and boat recently, put in the
stream by the Klwanls club, will
undoubtedly prove popular. Tom
Bowman will be In, charge of the
horseshoe pitching; contest during
the morning. Free coffee will be
furnished by the chamber of com
merce to those, bringing; a basket
lunch.
starting at i:io o'clock a ser
ies of sport events will take place
on the La Creole field, first, sec
ond and third prises are being
awarded in each event by the
merchants of Dallas. The nail
driving; contest for women, and
the rooster race has caused muck
merriment each year, and these
will be repeated, as will the com
munity relay race, with compel
log teams or men and women
from the different communities.
There will be a ball throwing con
test for the women, and 50 yard
dashes for girls under 12 and over
15. A grand prise will be award
-ed the woman who has the most
points from placing In the differ
ent events.
Contest for All Ages
Events for the men include a
bop, skip and Jump, relay sack
race, 100 yard dash, novelty race.
fat maVs race (200 lbs.) and the
tug or war, the two sides being
selected from those residing north
and south of RIckreall. Open to
the boys, will be a base running
contest, 60 yard dash for those
under 12 . and over 15, the wheel
barrow race.
Following the sports. Dr. H. D.
Peterson lias arranged a baseball
game between the single and mar
ried men. The day will be ended
with. s street- dance startlnr at
9:30 p. m-, the block lust north
of the courthouse square to be
roped oft for this purpose.
Assisting Mr. Savery with the
days program are Cecil Klggs. in
charge of the properties: Earle
Richardson, J. R. Beck and Wil
liam Blackley with the sports
events, and members of the Dal
las tire department with the
dance. - All merchants . are asked
to close for two hours during, the
afternoon, for the events on the
field.
Nominations Talked Nom
inations tor official positions In
Capital post, American legion,
for the coming fiscal year are al
ready being-talked. Among the
mentioned for commander are
H. R. "Rufe" White, present Tice-
commander; Claude. McKenney,
who managed the July 4 celebra
tion this year, and R. H. Bassett,
a past commander. First nom
inations will be made. August 2L
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Another of Oar Sensa
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115 S. Commercial St.
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25
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DEEP CUT PRICES for VACATION
Better
QaaUty
TEan You've
Ever Seen
at These
Prices!
Rayon Taffeta. I
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Tailored, a 1 o o
Satin Lace Trim
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window
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ELLIOTT
Dry Goods Co.
357 COURT
OPPOSITE MIIXER'S
lbs.
WHITE
Dozen
While Thej Last
UQteiisIea
1 Pound
Orange Pekoe
1 Pound
Green
69c
63c
FANCY TEAPOT FREE
WITH EACH POUND
CAMPBELLS
Soap
cans
ARMOURS
Tall cans
City Application
For Water Loan
To Get Attention
Salem's application to borrow
$2,000,000 under the federal pub-
lie works law tor the acquisition
of a mountain water supply will
be given propmt consideration by
Washington officials. Senator Mc
Nary telegraphed thalem
Trades and Labor council Thurs
day. The application originally,
was tiled with the Reconstruction
Fniance corporation, but later
was transferred to the public
works department.
The Canton Tavern
Jung Sing, formerly of the
Shanghai Cafe, Salem, Ore.,
Manager.
Enjoy both Chinese and
American Dishes or a cool
ing Refreshment on onr
dining porch.
11 A. M. to 4 A. M.
940 N. Com'l
Tel. 6503
Terwilliger
Funeral Home
770 CHZMXKETA STREET
PHOTO SALEM 692S
Careful and Intelligent
thought Is given to every sit
uation. We tenderly honor
the opportunity to serve
you at a time when service
means so much. We attend
to every detail.
ESTABLISHED
IMS
25c COLGATE'S
PASTE and One
Tube Free
65c POND'S
CREAMS
50c PROBAK
BLADES
30c MODESS
NAPKINS -
10c SCOT TISSUE
3 for :
$1 PEPSODENT
ANTISEPTIC
25c PALMOLIVE
SHAVING TALC.
100 tablets PURE
ASPIRIN, 5 gr
50c GILLETTE
BLUE BLADES
$1 LISTERINE
ANTISEPTIC
Friday and Saturday
TOOTH
34c
15c
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1XI ' 50c SANTISEPTIC OO
AX,U LOTION OOC
1 pt. ANTISEPTIC 1 ft
SOLUTION LuC
50e WHXIAM'S
SHAV. CREAM
Mb. WRAPPED
CARAMELS
10c PALMOLIVE
SOAP
$1 OPEEO
MALTED MILK
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wbea yos nay get ttds sjnick rsMa,
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Saturday Onlj
Free! Jig Saw
Puzzle With Old
Gold Cigarettes
99c
carton
Chesterfield, -Camel
Lucky Strikes
Pkg.
10c
Carton
and
99c
CONFIDENT that her
breath cannot offend
Seme antiseptics shew trtmndons germ-tiffing power
under bboratoty conditions. But often they do aot repeat
tmder every-day condition!. So we tested Mi 31 in (A
mmth. It neutralized every food odor trea that of
onions. Try Mill today.
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ToaH see tboa-
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beaches. Swim
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more than stvio and color.
They keep the water ovt tool
10c to 50c
TOILET GOODS
SPECIALS
50c MILKWEED
CREAM .
$1 SEVENTEEN ft
FACE POWDER OaC
0c DETOXOL
TOOTH PASTE
1 pt. CASTILE
SHAMPOO
35c DALNTEE
DEODORANT ..
29c
39c
49c
23c
MEDICINE
85c JAD
SALTS
60c SAL
HEPATICA
10c VICK'S
ANTISEPTIC
1 lb. EDROS BLK.
PSYLLIUM .
8 oz. CITROCAR-BONATE
$1 ADLERIKA Ora
for the STOMACH K)uL
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49c
39c
5c
19c
98c
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for
Fine Granulated
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High Grade
Brooks-Hubbard
Highway Work to
Start on Monday
Since contracts were let Tues
day by the highway commission
for the .grading of the hew pave
ment widening project on the Pa
cific highway between Brooks and:
Hubbard, work will start Monday,
contractors said Thursday. .
Harold Blake, successful bidder
on paving operations, will start
work as soon as he can get his
equipment ready. He will use two
and three crews working eight
hours each per day. !
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10
cakes
Large
Packages
Oinso
Package
Calnntet
Bak. Powder
25c
lb.
Postunt
Cereal
19c sv-
Post
Toasties
6c
Pork Beans
Vas Camp's
Pound Cmna
4c
can
Fishers Blend Flour
49-lb. Sack
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Mason Caps ... .
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bottles
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fA DRASTIC CLEARANCE OF ALL THE
SEASON'S MOST POPULAR STY
LES THAT FORMERLY,
SOLD AS HIGH AS
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We Iteaerre the Right to TJmls Qnaatitles ' '
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Tel. 5858
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Women wiS be amazed
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1 Onr policy ia to clear our
stock each, year for new
merchandise, so now is
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Wo are offering a large as-
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, styles, this includes straps, ties, pumps and :
pxf ords with high, medium and low heels in sizes
2Vi to 9 Widths AAA to EE. v
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White and smoked elk
oxfords,, moccasin and.
perforated toes, kiltie
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