nrtober U, 1920
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UkPerormon 1 Plane
Negro Preacher
Baptizes Four
White People
The Capital Journal, Salem. Oregon
Pajte Five
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For tne
flrt turn'
L performs rt Btunts
lh.r mu- nun"-
Wilier
the history of aviation two
ts simultaneously on one aero. The
i Long Beach, Cal,, by Clarencs
.mil Wesley May, rcct in ine air, wane
I ,1... l.hilK, I'll. v h I 111 1 II ,11 '.V .IS
tOMMF' i""'" " '
8ed i f" f 111 erw wind which en-
H rte Sanger "1 tne airmen, i ne uwn luuw
I, Bragiiln" ioiite- nie slums cm the "Hymn tra-
riDjK liii-'- balancius th achclne. I lie nhotn
fe.jhitwH the men swiiikiiik mt-ir arum in -.i.v imyw
fc-bythm.
LiiPtf S'g' Language
Is Again Used by Traders
im
I llgufl
tu pot tl
ifter a
lis
M1.VSK"
ee to the frail'.' :
absence nf th,-'
picas'), WTO'"' i
lay mind and
c lack into ine
with the recenl pesiuuntion wt tU-alint; i:i wheal
future delivery "ii Hie Chicago Hoard of Trade,
the simple movement nf tin' lingers buyeru ami
IS in tue HOttu Ur i irnvi m;1 wncre uiiy ami nc-
i are ne dominiuiiiii influence make tr.niKaotfpnn
ring ttlOtlsHtins el uuiiairt uniu.i ine jiiiim, a f-W
ids.
there is seldom an error despite the volume of busi-
eacii diiy. "said Israel I'. Runisey, who becarnc a
Iber of the board just sixty years ago this montn.
Ber the lioard's rigid rules no contract, oral or writ-
mk more binding than the contracts to which a beard
Iber is a party.
litise a clenched fist, pal mtiirned outward, and you
fegnalliitg that you'll sell at an even price of, say,
A finger extended means I S cent, two fingers
kd apart cent, and so on. Turn the palm, inward
lit simmics a (lesii'e in purchase, When the ringers
peld vertically the quantity is indicated, each finger
wenting 5,000 bushels. To the onlooker it is eon-
g to sec u hundred arms and several hundred fin-
lin the air at one time. Hut to the official report-
Iho record each transaction and lo the traders the ni
ls there is no doubt of misinterpretation."
HIlllS. fliaSSl.. I MM 1 I n-i.
end of feast week of the Holv
Christian church of tb Apostolic
Faith, was signalized here bv the
baptism in the waters a! Hyannis
port shore, of four while persons
and a negro child l,v lit a,,,,. 1..1 ..
i RWward Harris, a negro nreacher
j of ollston. lie was asls
I baplisnial riles In Senior HHder .,1
. bvrl Anderson, a negro.
The four white residents of Jy
UiuiiS 10 be bu.ptisscd mere Mrs
Neltle Cilllele and Hlarj Cnltcle
' WW d son- of a railroad ii,, !
'man. who wants to sell his home
'.ind lake nit 1, reaching under IJish
op -lobn 'Kogcis. aged 7 4. a car
shop worker, Utd Percy Lorlm
Cjnrtt-, a railroad brakeniau.
I -VT,IV' Wttlmp stood on a ,X ripiii
ffltfSSHMtoi P'cacbe.l for ion v..
'Tiy... minutes l.efoic ihe binitlania
rW('J;;,-l'Jl'' ((ingr. glitioi, f mye,l
'j CV? ',Wlin' Hal mi lobster pots and
; TroatV.
'I. Kcjf eoninuinlc.ini iyus baptl.etl
'U'y 'being I'mcibly '.thrust Cbrwai'd
jtlir.i. times hiuiciith the water
I
Too M any Jail
Breaks; Jailer
Resigns His Job
Tuylorville, III., (let. 1 -j. After
seven prisoners had escaped from
the "boost- saw" in as many days
Jailer John Mldenhelmer resigned
bis job. Relatives who brought
saws, hammers and other Imple
ments of assisianee in Jail break
ing to in mates were blamed for
the wholesale escapes by the jnrler.
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THI-: i:akii:st WAV
TO END DAXimriT ;;
) $ $ ! j! -
There is one sure way that nec
r fails to rainive dandruff com
pletely and that is to dissolve it.
Ibis destroys it entirely. To do
ibis Just get about four ounces of
plain, ordinary tEquId arvon; ap
ply il at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the sculp and
nib it in gently wilb the finger
tips.
By morning, most if not all, of
your dandruff will lie gone, and
three or four more applications
will completely dissolve and en
tirely destroy every single sign and
trace of ii, mi matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You will "find, too. thai all itch
ing and digging of the sculp will
stop instantly, and your hair will
be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky
and soft, and look and feel a hun
dred times better.
You can get liciuad arvon at one
drug store. It is inexpensive, ami
four ounces is all you will need.
This simple remedy has never been
known 10 fail. fadvi
Banks of Illinois
Show Large Gains
Springfield, m,, (H,t. 1.Ag.
gi cguie r. source of all stale banks
in Illinois on September 8, as com
pared with Ihe last slateineol ,,f
80, 1980, show an increase
loans ami deposit of
-I u n
fro 1
11,51 a. n 711.1102. 1 1
iH-posils, according to the off I
cm! statement compiled slai,
nouse, amount to (1,440
23, other total Nfurea n
J 1,509,064.5 7
$8. 307, 22S, 11:1
of $11,070,481)
serve to
bunks, s lin.
in in 1.- ..
I Wool Warehouse eoni
Banks n Chcago i the number UpoaUoa also has dock
of i:!0 show an noreas n resources
troiu loans and dscounts of $14,
.177, Oil. 8. e'ash on band s est-i-
1. inte.d at t-2H6, 214,024.48. Toi.-il re
b
in increast) of 7dl.TS4.T5. The per cent of reserve Construction of the first unit will Cottage Grove. Within a moiHh
ami due from to hanks is eaieulated at 21.0-1. I begin within 110 days. fie eom'-jaa iron foundry will be placed in
1 pany expects to be able to make, np'-rati'
SJortland. -Three acres have ; by re-discounts, from $i,0flV,Q0 to of fills
been purchased at St. Johns as n It0,000,d00 in wool loans. In off ! mill II
warehouse site for Hie Weistern seasons the building will be en- new lv
ed to store grain and oilier en
dities.
.0
is. iicludng d
In all thero
The
ilitles.
b;
nook. It is to he brought
dsporl and ;wil occupy a
-story building. 11 will be
handle a casting up lo thrcu
i &' Hi
surplus 3S7,3j57i04S4l
'" sc of $7-.(i:iU.;U"i.4U;
suui-ci-s are 1 . :'li:, ;i;,, 1,17 4 .7,. Tile
total -apltal surplus s $14(1141-
(8i7.-l BOJ.22, an Increase of $4. 66,100,78 I
Capital A (It.-reaw of $HI,510,i39.K
an in-; shown moial cash and due froin-l
lleposns I..M1KS. tile tlgure iieing sel al S2U.1
From the maple groves of Vermont
and Canada comes the rich flavor
of the new Karo Miaple
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All StudftLaLer Crrs arc equipped with
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"This is a Studebaker Year"
Marion Automobile Co.
Delicious maple flavor and
moderate price sold over five
million cam of Karo Maple
last year. A money-saving
hint to many mothers
Over a thousand tons of the purest and finest
flavored maple sugar are used annually to make
Karo Maple delicious enough to be the preference
of those who enjoy maple syrup.
The world's largest users of maple sugar are
the makers of Karo Maple. Karo Maple outsells,
byfar, every kind of maple syrup.
The price is remarkably moderate econom
ical enough to serve daily to all the family.
Serve it to the children on their bread, and to
fill the folks on waffles, griddle cakes, or crisp,
buttered toast.
Our belief that you will like Karo Maple
equally as well as millions of others is best ex-
pressed by the following suggestion:
Ak your grocer far Kara Maple in r10 Gett iv CAN.
It is guaranteed to please you or your grocer returna
your money.
Selling Repreuentativea
JOHNSON-LIEBER COMPANY
Portland
The New
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I ISXsC- Cook Book - beautifully
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m
MEN, Tomorrow and Sat-
urday we expect to show
our Fall Clothing to over
1000 ladies and men. Are
you going to be here? Sure
you are. You want to see
the new clothes as well as
any one else.
You take no chance
fo kse if you purch-
ma
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Our CUSTOMERS all know that OUR PRICES
are RIGHT. Many of them compliment us upon
this fact.
PRICES-Suits $35 t0 $75
PRICESr-Overcoats $20 to $75
MEN Bring your WIVES, be Here TOMORROW
&se here
Salem Woolen Mills Store
Every family in
Marion and P oik
counties a patron.
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