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The OREGON STESMAN, Ealrai, Oregon, Sunday Morclng, September 15, 1935
Fall Buying is
'' Claimed Heavy
Agricultural Areas Enjoy
Improved Buying Power
Survey Indicates
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: WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-aV-
a lau dujibk ' morement "which
lias been gaining momentum since
Labor day. was reported by the
commerce department today to
hare "broadened demand" in both
retail and -wholesale trade In the
week ended Wednesday. -
In Us weekly surrey of condi
tions in 33 cities, the department
. noted that the "forward trade
moTement," was based largely on
this background:
'Farorable weather, stimulated
buying power in agricultural sec
tions, sustained activity in build
ing and construction, and gradn
ally Improved employment condi
' tions brought about by WPA al
lotments and increased industrial
production.' v
- Cotton Export Down
Another commerce department
report today noted a continuing
decline in United States raw cot
ton exports In August as compared
to the previous month and Aug
fast last year. ' '
.. j In the domestic scene, New
York reported that Manhattan and
Brooklyn department stores in
creased last week's turnover 12
per cent over a year ago and that
buyers were having difficulty in
getting a delivery.
, In San ianciscco retail trade
. continued upward, and generally
Improved conditions were report
ed in Atlanta, Memphis, Birming
ham, New Orleans, Houston and
'Dallas.
College to Assist
in Range Problem
Addition of an instructional.
research and extension program in
range livestock management as a
means of cooperating with the
present federal range program, of
which the new Taylor grazing act
Is the center, has been announced
by the" school of agriculture at
Oregon State college.
The work Involves the addition
of a new man to the staff at Cor
vallis who will take charge of all
three , phases of this specialized
work. Provision was made in bud
gets recently adopted for the ex
pansion, although the recommen
dation of the, man to fill the po
sition has just been made by the
agricultural officials at the college.-
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R. G. Johnson for seven years
county agen in Grant county, has
been named for the position, sub-
Ject to confirmation by the state
board of higher education. He will
.become psof essor of animal hus
bandry, with headquarters at the
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Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester and youngest son of King George
and Queen Mary of Great Britain, and his fiancee, Lady Alice Scott,
daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Buccleueh, are pictured at
Balmoral castle, the Scottish home of Britain's royal couple. The
photograph is made officially, by "gracious permission" of King
George.
Roundup Ends;
Contest
Good
Everett Bowman Captures
Jackson Trophy; Bill
Hanley Honored
PENDLETON, Ore., Sept. 14 -()-A
colorful saga of the old
westf the 26th annual Pendleton
Roundup ' closed tonight amid
the c h e e r s of thousands who
thrilled to the spectacle presented
in the Roundup arena as the na
tion's finest cowhands displayed
their wares. ; . r-..
For two days, preliminary feats
in the rodeo drew prolonged ap
plause. Today, when the finals
were held, provided the climax.
Split seconds separated the win
ners and also-rans In riding, rop
ing and bull-dogging events and
not until a thorough check was
made by the judges were the win
ners announced.
Everett Bowman of Hillside,
Arii., closed a spectacular per
formance to win the second leg of
the f 5000 Sam Jackson trophy be
fore more than 15,000 visitors
from all parts of the west. Bow
man -made a record of 16 seconds
flat In calf roping and 11.4 sec
onds in steer bulldogglng. Clove
Keller of Fort Worth, Texas, was
second and Charles Jones, Yan
Horn. Texas, third in the calf
roping. Dick Tmitt of Stonewall,
Okla., and Tom Hogan of Tulsa,
Okla., were second and third re
spectively In bulldogglng.
Knizfat is Champion
The bucking-horse riding title
went to Pete Knight of Denver,
Colo., with Berel Mulkey of Sal
mon, Idaho, second and Turk
Greenough of Red Lodge, Mont,
third.
Legion Auxiliary Candidates
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Tax Delinquency
; Forms RKive5d
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Certificate is Issued Now
to Counties Instead i
' ; .' of IndiTiduals
Mrs. Thomas Gammle (left) , of Ponca City, Oklahoma, and Mrs. Melville
MoEklestone of Chicago, are rivals for leadership of the American
Legion'Auxiliary at convention to be held at St. Louis In September.
. King Merritf, FeedraL Wyo.;
Howard Westfall, Knox City,
Texas, and Jake McClure, Loving
ton, New Mexico, placed first, sec
ond and third respectively in steer
roping.
Bowman, whose performance
was given tremendous applause,
needs but one more win to retain
the Sam Jackson trophy perma
nently. Today was "Hanley Day" and
all events were dedicated to one
of Oregon's pioneer cattle kings
and former state highway com
missioner William U (Bill)
Hanley. Hanley, who still con
trols one of the largest ranches
tn the west near Burns in south
eastern Oregon, was prevented
from attending preliminary events
by doctors' orders but insisted on
witnessing the program in his
honor today.
Statesman's Head
Dress is Changed
: Forms for the new tax 'delin
quency certificates required by a
1935 legislative amendment to ex
isting laws were exhibited yester
day by Lewis E. Neet, deputy
sheriff In charge of tax 'collec
tions In -Marlon eounty. Under
the new law, certificates of tax
delinquency are no longer Issued
to private individuals, but in
stead, in blanket form to the
1 county governments, r
.me new ceruiicaiee quote me
tax delinquency laws which now
make It mandatory on the county
to foreclose on property Whenever
three Installments on taxes of
1920 and prior years fall in ar
rears. To each certificate a de
tailed abstract record of the real
estate Involved will be attached
and the two records filed with the
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and announced the cost amounted
to 110,000. The Statesman's new
head type costs nearly a tenth as
much which will give the read
ers tome Idea of costs of changing
styles. In typography on a news
paper. It will take some days of ex
perimentation before the heat
style is standardised to proper
proportions throughout the paper;
when that is completed, readers,
as they grow accustomed to the
new type dress, will find It strong,
well-balanced and legible.
county clerk. The abstracts will
then be checked ever by the dis
trict attorney's office.
. Na iltkplaraA It A U " find In r
that 'many taxpayers' were not
aware that . foreclosures tor per
sonal ' property taxes . became at
tached as liens on real property
on the date of personal property
tax delinquency. The result has
been that these taxpayers nave
been surprised to find thefr real
estate Involved in tax .foreclosure
proceedings 'although the taxes on
the land were not delinquent.
. .The law make it Impossible
now for a county to make any
exceptions in promptly Instituting
foreclosure action against prop
erties on which tax delinquencies
run beyond the three-installment
limit. - Foreclosures . now under
way and due to be started in the
next few weeks will clear the rec
ords of the greater tart of the de
linquencies on 1930' and earlier
taxes, Neet said.
Too Late to Classify
Willamette nniversity Slrl wants
place to work for room and board.
Phone 7828.
Girl to help with housework. I4S1,
ARE YOU
GOING TO WAIT FOR HIGHER PRICES
Next year a new car is going to cost you more money Tour
old car will be worth less There are two ways to make mon
ey: ..Work for it and Buy Right.
NOW
Is the time for you to buy tha new
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ing winter months. Get our proposition today.
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HOME OP GOOD USED CARS
college. Recommended to succeed
him as county agent in Grant
county is R. E. Brooke, at pres
ent assistant county agent in
Klamath county.
"The total area or eastern Ore
gon is approximately 42 million
acres, of which 24 million acres
is public land available for graz
ing, and most of which is of little
use for anything else," said P. M.
Brandt, head of the division of
animal industries, in discussing
the new program. "The enactment
of the Taylor grazing act for the
control of the p u b 1 1 e domain
makes possible an approach to the
solution of many range problems
that 'have heretofore been recog
nized but which were Impossible
to study . because of the lack of
control of these lands."
States Worry at
Fate of Projects
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elusive powers in selecting the
projects to be financed by the
$425,000,000 came when Repre
sentative Disney (D-Okla.), said
that Colonel Lawrence West
brook, assistant works progress
administrator, had told hjm that
all PWA applications on file with
WPA had been sent back to Ickes.
While these applications had
not yet been received by PWA,
some officials interpreted that
move as meaning that Hopkins no
longer would have veto power ov
er public works projects.
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today I
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for every
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Come in today . . . arrange for the beautiful
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new Montag for it will bring into your home
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We are Now Ready to Display a Fine Selection of Shoes, Coats, Dresses,
Suits, Bags, Hose and Lingerie
We find all merchandise in great demand and the continuance of this demand is most likely to
bring advances in prices. Some lines have already shown an upward trend. We are not going to
urge early purchases but we are sure any one , can save money by Buying now.
We Offer Nothing but High Styled Merchandise and Apparel That is Fully Guaranteed
and Carefully Selected
Pedigo Shoes
and Oxfords
Sis line Is now one of the best
own ladies' dress shoes on the
Eket. We have a complete
to select from both in Ox
Is and Pumps at
8.50
Sizes from 4 to 10
Archpreserver
Shoes
Made by Selby. Get in on the
contest and win a prize. Selb
Shoes are the largest selling
correctfve or dress shoes of
fered the buying public today.
$9 to $12
Propr-Bilt
Shoes for children and growing
girls. You owe tnls to your
children to give thm the best
in shoes, and there is not art
other shoe made in America
equal to this shoe for the grow
tag child.
$3.50 to $7
Hundreds of
New Silk Dresses
Have arrived fa the past week
from our New York buyer. You
can appear in the very latest
dress either for street, after
noon or for sports wear and pay
no more than you would for
older merchandise. Our dresses
come by express each day as
fast as they are made
$12.50 to $39.50
Bradley Knits
Ve are exclusive distributors
for the famous Bradley Knit
Cresses now shown in materi
als, Combinations of Colors that
are different. There is a style
made exactly to suit your per
sonality. The prices are mod
, est
$12.50 to $29.50
Coat& New York
Styles
These coats are styled) and tail
ored only as they can be in
New York where competition t
brings out the best worianan-
hip, best styles and prices that
1 11 : .
can compete wiin tne
world. See them at
$19.50 to $
entire
Lin
gene
Visit our lingerie Department
for the new things both for
gifts and personal wear. New
slips in blue and black taffeta
to wear with Bradley Knit
Suits. Salem' greatest value at
$1.95
Ladies'
Pure Silk Hose
This is no doubt the greatest
promotion ever attempted in
Salem. We are positive that this
offer cannot be equaled In any
store. We buy. these hose in
hundred dozen lots so we can
offer them to you at the low
price of
79c
3 Pairs for $2.00
Ladies9
Hand Bags
Just received the very newest
things in Tukway" bags; ex
clusive to our store. All colors
and all leathers. .Be sure and
see these bags as they stand
high above all other bags. The
prict is
$2.95 to $5.95
Fur Coats
We now have a new Fur Coat
Department. Every coat is new.
The furs are perfect; the styles
are the latest. We can give you
just what you have been look
ing for. Come in and select
from our stock or make an ap
pointment for our next big
showing largest stock to . be
shown on the coast
$39.50 to $500
Cloudless Silk
Hose
Many of our customers will wear
nothing else but these beautiful
sheer hose. Every pair guaran
teed perfect and to give the
best of wear. Have the head
of. our hosiery department tell
you just the right color to wear
with your costume
$1 to $1.35
Special in
Slips
Tearose and white equal to any
one's $1.50 value. Every one
guaranteed. Every 'size from
the smallest to the largest
Come and get them while they
last at .
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