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The OREGON STATESMAN. Calca, Orejrca. Friday Ilamlsr. Srstgs&gr 1. 1S33
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- : Importuned ; in
' Case of Negro
Mera than 609 postal card
hav been received at the offlcea
of the state supreme eosrt; de
manding, tnat tne. conviction pi
Tlieoiore Jordan,' under death,
sentence for murder, be reversed.
The tarda were signed byBJfenr
bers 61 the Oregon section of ; the
Buy Your Furniture NOW at ;
ft Is safe to. say that in SO days farnlture prices will hare
advanced 60 to 15 per cent. Altnovra oar present stocks
r hare advanced some, yon can still save here.
;r -NEW
;7-pc Walnut Dinette
j Set, table and ?Q75
6 chairs 0
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4-pc Walnut Bedroom
saite,'; combination! of .
; walnut and- - M Q.95
curly maple ZZ tc
', . i CIRCULATOR -l
; HEATERS 5:f
' See the mew 'Autowood
,' circulator with .the extra
large feed door.
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Buy Now Before Prices' ;
- . Aovance
V USED
Good need f AA and
. Heaters ... .v wU op
"used'4 'I.: CIO Cfl 11114
Basses .;. V
1 used
Circulator ..
1 used Washington Clrcnla-;
tor, all cast Iron, 2 6-la. tire-
box, large- enough to heat a
545.00
$22.50
schoolroom or
lodge hall
SPECIAL .
We have one extra large an
tiqoe oak buffet, hand carv
ed, targe mirror. This piece
would make a excellent '
! back-bar.- - . t .
Also, one 10-ft. extension
stable and chairs to match,
WE PAY CASH FOR USED FURNITURE
FEdlcrc Fc3i?QSttai?c Gtorc
NEW AND USED
255 N. Commercial St. TeL 8425
International Labor Dsfaaia
league.. ': ' -
Jordan v'waa convicted of -first
degree murder In' Klamath coun
ty in connection with the slaying
of a Southern Pacific Pullman
conductor. He is now in the state
penitentiary pending disposal of
his appeal.. - ''.. k-;vv: ,
The cards charge that jorean
was "framed - because . ne is
negro and was unemployed at the
time the alleged murder was com.
mitted. -
State Troopers
Checking Driver
I Licenses, Word
State police yesterday started
checking automobile operators to
determine- the identity , of those
who hare not yet obtained new
drivers' licenses under the 1 3 3
law. The act provides that all au
tomobile drivers shall have new
permits by September 1. -' "
Officials said that approximate
ly 809,000 drivers, had obtained
their new license cards up until
tonight. There are approximately
100,0,00 drivers yet to apply for
their cards. Approximately 16,000
drivers licenses were issued yes--terday
at the Salem and Portland
offices.
v . LOCATE AT MKTTAMA,
MEHAMA, Aug. lv Mr." and
Mrs. C. B. Wilson of Minnesota
and brother, Mr. Smallwood and
fantlly, of Illinois, are recent ar
rivals in this vicinity. They were
formerly heavy, property owners
in the east but are now looking
for work and plan to try Ore-
gon.
New!
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Wbmeivs and Girls Oxfords,1 Moccasin Ef
fects in Plain or with Kiltie Tongues!
Just arrived though we bought them months ago! Women's and
! ; girls sturdy oxfords for school or hop picking. Made of soft chrome
v leathers with flexible soles.. , require no breaking-in. Fall shades
V or new brown. Moccasin tips with or without kiltie tongue. A wonder
i f ul bargain at this low price. Stock up now before these are all sold ! "
(Miller's Basement) . f ' v .
New ! Boys' and Girls
v School Oxfords
$125
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Hundreds of pairs of oxfords for children arrived and ready for
your inspection. Leathermpers and soles. Brown, elk, black and com
bination browns, , etc. J&vitty tips or moccasin effects. Sizes for ths
small child or up to 2. Alf sixes in this Inew stock. Miller's Base
st ment . : -. i-. - - ' -
Brogues for; Boys
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$1.69
Brogues for the big boy are here and the price is very low right
now. Black and brown grained leathers in solid wear oxfords that
will go places and do things. Miller's Basement.
MILLER'S BASEMENT
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; S. M. 8 5 N. M. 2 Extra Salem Oregon July 26
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
.-WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON DC
WE ARE ONE HUNDRED PER CENT FOR NEW DEAL
, : r - hannakalke beauty operator
' : i f - THE SENATOR beauty shop
3 inch Permanent French Curl gOJnvy
j SUBJECT TO CHANGE WmiOUT NOTICE
tcr Hotel Eldg. . Teleoheno 5818
FHISIEEEls
Iran
Jim UcCleave, Colorful as
Ever In Checkered Vest, '
Brings Noted Ponies
Rolling bis rs with more Scotch
twist than erer,; Jim UeCleare,
colorful horseman extraordinary,
of Stockton, - CaL, was greeting
oltf-Ume frlendi at the falrgroands
yesterday. UeCleare arrlred from
the south Thursday. Bis string of
25 famous horsea and .ponies pre-
eeaea him by one day ana are now
stabled In the stadlnm; , ; . ,
- It's : been; 10 years sfnee Jim
McCleare exhibited any of his
famous performers at a state fair
and he Is happy to be back, i . ;
"It Is Just lyke - comln' back
one agin." he explained In his
best Scotch, At the sanm time he
fondled the heary gold -watch
chain which." stretched across his
chest, corered: by a heary plaid
rest. Tea, Jim McCleaTe and his
checkered rest are, back! v.
Munching oats in their stables
In the stadium Is McCleare's
string, under the erer-watchtnl
eye of Jim UeCleare,. Jry a tall
Scot himself. And In thetr stalls
were those two champions; Dla-
high Jumper with a leap of 8 feet
4 inches, and "Income Tax." The
latter animal proved a surprise to
all visitors yesterday afternoon,
for he is Just a pony but has a
record leap of better than six feet.
Both performers are black as mid
night. A few stalls further down
was "Buttermilk.- McCleare's
trained driving horse, just a
white as the other two stars are
black. ' . . - . - ..
All of UcCleare's troupe are
scheduled to take part in the two
hour Gymkhana in front of the
grandstand each evening. Inter
spersed with his high school edu
cated horses will be competitive
rodeo events, so horse lovers will
get to see both types of an'"! In
action.-
Throughout fair week. Ue
Cleare, his horses and saddlery
will be on exhibition In the sta-
diim building. .
CREDIT CALLS TELL
OFBETTER BUSINESS
Calls for credit Information
have increased tremendonslr In
the last three weeks, indicating
that people are putting .the old
dollar Into circulation in greater
Quantities than In months. This fa
information from one of the best
local' business- barometers, the
credit reporting department of the
Salem Retail Credit bureau.
Roy H. Wassam. tnanarer af
the bureau, says also that the col
lections end of the business Is
showing marked Improvement. Be
acm Dates tne pickup largely to
NRA activities, nattlnr more mo.
plo to work ami more money Into
circulation.
: Calls : for credit - Information
mean that merchants are asking
the bureaa Cor rati a r of tadirlda.
sis who are desirous of purchas
ing articles from the merchants,
usually large items or Installment
purchases.: -
Silver Shipped
Back to China;
Cause Unknown
LONOVHTW, Wash4 Aug. It
(AP) Forty tons of silver,
valued at approximately IMS t
t SO, was en route back to the
Orient today and no one seems to
know: why.
The silver arrived Wednesday
from China but was not landed.
It was transferred to tho steam
ship Golden Peak which cleared
shortly afterward for the Orient.
Steamship of fleers said they
could not explain the about-face
of tho metal shipment.
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MONMOUTH, in. 11. A
number of Monmouth people are
piecing nops m tho independence
yards. - Tho wages for picking are
f 1 per hundred, but picking reg
ulations are Tery rigid, no stems
being allowed and leavea must bo
Infinitesimal so the cash intake
Is small.
WEST SALEM - Aug. SLA
golden wedding was observed this
week in Marian Square when Mr.
and Mrs, Nathan J. Bowers were
complimented by a family, gather
ing and- reunion on the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage. On
August 20, SO years ero, near
Woodson, Kansas, Nathan J.
Bowers and Miss - Emma - Ball
were married. "7 ,
s This year on Aug. 17, two
daughters and their -families, Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Wood and daugh
ter, Miss Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence A. Bollng with their
children, Elsie, Eleanor, Clar
ence, Jr. and Betty with Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. : Petteway, grandchil
dren, gathered for a picnln affair
honoring them. Two other daugh
ters were wnable to attend. Mr.
and Mrs. Bowers hare resided In
Oregon 42 . years, and . most of
those near Salem and In West
Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Petteway
are guests of tho, Bowers home
yet, and Mrs. Petteway will be
remembered here as .Miss Ray
mond, formerly residing here.
k Visitors at Baker Borne
Recent house . guests of the
Warren B. Bakers included Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Donahue and son.
Wheat Meeting
For Silverton ,
To be Tonight
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' An educational meeting for ex
planation of tho wheat control
campaign will be held at Silver
ton tonight at 8 o'clock in the
senior high school auditorium.
Tho Silverton district comprises
tho territory east of tho Shannon
church, Stayton road, , and south
of tho SUrertonrMarauam road.
B. A. Llndgren, who is la
eharge of tho Marion county
wheat control campaign, will
speak, as will also F. L. Ballard,
county agent leader of the state
college at Corvallis. ; ' : i , j
All wheat growers In this area
are invited to attend.
James and Miss Edna Mao Seuf-
fert of Tho Dalles.- relatives of
Mr. Baker. Mrs. Rex Swigart is
entertaining her sister, Mrs; Jad
son. Evans of near Olympla, Wn.1
She . accompanied friends . who
were going on the Grants Pass
for the week ami will return with
them the last of this week.
County School -Superintendent
Joslah Wills of Dallas attended
tho special called-meeting of the
taxpayers of the West "Salem
school district, held in. the 'school
home Monday night when : tho
taxpayers were urged to try to
pay their school tax as soon as
posslblo. In order that - tho school
might ' open and: continue as In
former years.
, Mrs. Elmer Klelnko and little
son returned Wednesday froar a
fortnight's visit at the parental
home In Portland where they were
guests of Mr. - and Mrs. J- B.
Price. ' .
Johnson-Lamb Nuptials
The nuptials of Miss R. Enid
Lamb, daughter of Mrs. Sarah E.
Lamb of West Salem and Frank
L. Johnson of Portland were sol
emnised at a quiet . impressive
ceremony at the bride home
Wednesday night, August SO,
with Rer. Hugh MeAUen officiat
ing; Only tho Immediate relatives
were present. The bride was at
tractively attired In appropriate
white silk, and tho couple were
attended by Mr. and Mrs. Laurel
R. Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
win make their homo with the
mother at 1120 Rugo street for
tho present.
Mrs. Minnie E. Wales ' of
Marshfleld, who has been spend
ing tho past two years nsiung in
Iowa and Wyoming. Is making
her-homo for. tho present at the
home of Mrs. Anna Wilmot. An
additional guest at, the Wilmot
homo was X. W. Ward of Marsh
fields . , ...-:..A.,;
No Jail; Chains 1
And Post Serve
i MOUNTAIN CITY, Ner., Aug.
21 (AP) -For lack of a Jail,
tho first man arrested In this bud
ding mining community had to be
chained to a post until ho could
be taken to tho county seat at
Elko. Appeals haro been sent to
county officials for the necessary
Cells In which to confine those
who In tho future violate tho law.
OPTOMETBIC SERVICE
' Telephone)
5858
Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted
All Uoderm Frames aai lmBmm
at Prices Everyone Can Afford
Bartsfactlesi Goaranteed
Dr. Ruth II Daerty
. Ol'M First Ksflonsl - ,
Bank Bide.
Fail rw.
. No matter with what you are
afflicted, our wonderful herb
treatment will positively relieve
influenxa. diseases of tho throat,
heart, kidneys. . liver, . stomach.
piles, asthma, chronic cough,
weakness, consUpation, dlniness,
neuralgia, headache, appendicitis,
rheumatism. - arthritis, - neuritis.
blood poison, catarrhi diphtheria.
eczema, swollen elands. tonsUitis,
ear trouble-- lumbago, tumor.
dropsy, female complaints, ner-'
Tousness; all disorders disappear
without operation. -. : mv;
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B. S. LOW, Directlag BcrbaUt
4T2? S. CXnnnaerclal St, -
Salens, Oregoai '
5TSS
Lady Attendant Hours 9 to pJn.
Week Days; i to 12 Smwdays.
Main OSlee, Oakland, Calif.
M Years ef Service
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:C3(!Dlijil
e) Market
1 opmn ad nrjirre ; -
Jina ftbsujuru a avavjo . yn.
YW ; QUMJTY MEATS y?
150 N. Conunerdal St. . , TeL 5563
BEEF ROAST
ib. :
8c
Sirloin or Rib STEAK
Teeaz Tender IO
Beef, ft. laC
WIENERS. BOLOGNA
FTJRTERi, 12 VC
pure o oer
LABD.dlb8.aVUC
SlutrtenlnsjS rbsu23C
5V2C
BOILING
BEEF. ft.
BACON BACKS
Sujar Cured, lb.
mcioi iRciroiriRwi
150 N. Commercial St.
Phone 5563
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Day Yczr FrdU cd Vesdsllts d Oer tlcim Veetcllc IdcrJ
in tcttst tar Lttz cv : : K,; -
OXYDOli larce, 2 plgt 37c
PEETS MACHSJSOl pk 21c
4Mb, bisru 'L :.:5l8
MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, Hard Wheat
; 3 lbs. .;..19c
BEANS, Red or White, 5 lb. ......;..23c
TOILET TISSUE, 1000-sheet rolls, high
grade, 4 rolls , 19c
DILLARD
CANTALOUPES
5for IOC
A v TOMATOES
Crate LJSSt to 43e
.. Sweet Potatoes ...
Smooth' . ;, 5 lbs. 16c
j.1 smsssssssmjBSBl
.Canning Peaches
POTATOES
- Local Burbank'
10 a. i13c
50 lbs. 63e
iRujjuaaU-i- I.;..;l.:..:r.5c
SALT, MortcaV, 8 lbs. ; 18c
POST TOASTIES, 2 p!gs. ...15c
LIAYONNAISE, xn Bulk, pint15c
VmEGAl 40-Grafa, gaL .............1....13C
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Since 1852. . ; yrj rs
. 263 N. Liberty ' PHONE CJlLZJZ)
You Can Enjoy Good Quality Fall Fruits
and Vegetables at Very Reas- . ,
V T enable Prices !
Grocery Dept. Meat Dept.
v Special " Pfflsbtiry " : ' ' Mcaty
Cake Flour Spare Ribs
. " " QJQ '3 lbs. for 25G
- :- ' - v ' From Youno; TJ. &
. . ; Inspected Pork
Quart Jars Sweet . . - .
1 . , - Shoulders of Spring
PicMes Lanib
S2G ESQ lb.
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BSSSMSaHSMMBSeMSSHSSSSMM
' Best Foods Fancy . v
v Bread and Butter : -HCIlS
PibMeS ld Large Fry.
FRESH HALIBUT,
fi V ' Jr s SALMON AND DEEP
Z jars SJG SEA CRABS. FRESH
. . . . FROM THE COAST
Borderts Fine CHEEOE
I Aged, Tasty, All-Wisconsin
Vlb.pKg. aforSSs
Swiss, Chateau. American Brick, Limburger,
i. ri Pimento ?" - . "--
. ; DEMONSTRATION ALL DAT SATURDAY
SOMETHING for NOTHING!
. $0.56 Gardea Coort Face Powder. - .
0 Niniqae Perfume BOTH
: " FOR
V1.CA 'vnfna ... .
50c
M Scbaef era Tooth Paste
10 Colgate Fancy Soap
60 ralue r
BOTH
FOR
39c
L00 Jean Nolan Face Powder
.50 Lip Suck BOTH
- ; F03
L50 iraltto
$1.00
140 DeYiSblss Nasal Atomizer
Nasai-Eze for Colds and Hayferer
- . : BOTH
LSO ralue FOR
$1.00
S3 Kote '
.50 Kotex Sanitary Belt
.80 Talue
BOTH
FOR
30 c
10 Marnifylnjr ShaTins Mirror
; ? ' BOTH
1.70 talue FOR
$1.20
JZO Penslar Dental Cream
.50 TraBrisUe Tooth Brush
U00 ralae ,
BOTH
FOR
50c
0 Schaefcrn Face Cream
5 Nail Polishall shades
.85 value
BOTH
FOR
50c
Schaefer's
Com
Remedy
will safely remove any
cord or callous. Just ap
ply a few drops and the
pal n : instantly ' disap
pear. No .cure
Hood's
Oak
Lotion
A quick relief for poison
oak and hop poisoning.
Apply : liberally fat the
first Indication.
50c $1
DRUG GSnE
V The Original Yellow Front Drng aad
Oandy Store of Salem .
135 N. Commercial St. - Phone 519?
: " -r . .' Penslar Agency r ':
When Yea ThirJi Drags, :
Thhk Schsefefs x
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