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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1922
B
OOTH PAYS
HIGH TRIBUTE
to i. icon
Pendelton, Or., Oct. J1-A
ttrlklng comparison of Governor
Olcott and Walter M. Fierce, can
didates for governor, was made
ore last night by R. A. Booth,
thlrman of the ' state highway
commission, who declared that Mr.
Olcott had always been a faithful
public aervant, while Walter
Plnrce served bis own Interests
first when be has been a public
official.
"fiovemor Olcott la the best
business governor we have ever
had. He is trained by many years
Of service and there has never
bean a breath of scandal against
him, while Pierce bag a record of
wasteful legislation ana aisregaru
for the taxoayers' money."
Mr. Booth contrasted Mr. Olcott's
ddc.iflion to accent only one salary
when he succeeded to the office of
Kovernor on the death of Mr.
Withycombe, where other men in
similar Dosltion In this state bad
beld both the secretary's salary
and that of the governor, with
Plorce's record of misuse of public
funds. '
"Governor Olcott stands four
Muare wtih no class distinction
anil svnrvnne knows lust how he
stands, which Is much different
from Walter Pierce's wobbly posi
tlon."
Potato Foot Long
Weighs 3 lbs. 4 oz.
from Howell Prairie
A potato, the largest that
has been brought to The Jour
nal office this fall which was
locally grown, Is of the Netted
Gem variety, Is within one-half
Inch of being a foot long and
weighs 8 pounds, 4 ounces. The
potato was grown on the J. A.
Stevens it Son ranch, which is
located near Howell Prairie.
The specimen would not win
any first prizes on smoothness,
as it is covered with little warts
but It has the weight. The
potato is tree from scales.
ANTIKLAN CHIEF
KILLED IN AFFRAY
COUNTY T MEETS
AT STAYTON FRIDAY
Plans which have been com
pleted for the annual convention
of the Marion county Y. M. C. A.
which is to meet at Stayton Fri
day evening, November 3, and are
being announced to the variou
branches of the "V" of the coun
ty. The biggest event of the con
vention is said to be the conven
tion dinner. Luther 3. Chapin,
county chairman, will preside at
the luncheon and will call for re
ports from the various towns or
the county. Probably the most
lntnritBtlnn reDort of the evening
will be given by Superintendent
Kuzer of the boys' training scnooi
where there are more than a hun
dred boys taking Bible atudy
nnurses.
J. 11. Ellison, president of the
Portland Rotary club ana man
ager of the Ellison-White Chau
tauqua system, is to be the gueBi
nf hnnnr and will BDCaU 00 "The
Hnna of the World."
. It is expectod that with the
Stayton people that will atteno
there will be more than a hun
dred delegatus in attendance.
LINN COUNTY FAIR
DEFICITJ1VER $5000
Albany. Or.. Oct. 81. Linn
county's ltii fair failed'by $6000
to pay expenses, according to re-
nnrts made at a meeting of the
board of directors. Local busi
ness men will be asked to sub
scribe to a fund to clear the debt.
Aecordine to the report made by
jr. B. Calllster, manager, the un
paid premiums amount to 18200,
tor which $2200 will be received
fi-nm th nnuntv and the state.
Part of the Indebtedness is from
last vear. Subscriptions of $60
from 100 local men will be sought,
notes to be given as security.
UIIL.ni Hinww vi
FISH SEASIDE BEACH
Astoria. Or., Oct. 81. Parties
visiting Seaside report that
great mass, including numbers of
dead fish, principally skates, ni
merous shells of a kind not often
seen there, seaweed, small pieces
of coral and little objects which
resembling sponges, came ashore
on the beach.
It was declared that early in
the morning a disturbance at sea
was heard. This was said to have
caused the mass to be cast ashore,
$400 PIANO $89
We have five practice pianos for
only $89, on terms of $3 down, 1
Big Bale Now On
GEO. C. WILL
432 tatate Street
WITH
KLANSMEN
Okmulgee, Okla., Oct. 81.
County officials investigating the
shooting at Spelter City Sunday
night, which proved fatal to two
men, one a member of a masked
party and the other the intended
victim of the masked band,' today
began developing the motive un
derlying the affair, with the an
nounced purpose of determining
whether the Ku Klux Klan was In
any way involved.
Meanwhile a searcn is Deing
prosecuted for George True nd
Homer Penniquen, aiiegea mem
hr of. the masked Darty. who left
after the shooting. Both are be
lieved to be wounded. They were
p.hareed with first degree murder
yesterday following the death of
Tom Boggus, an antl-J.u iuux
Klan leader. who is said to nave
started the shooting when . four!
masked men using a motorcar at
tempted to seize blm as he left a
theater in Spelter City. Boggiss
was said to have been called out or
the theater by one of the masked
men. . f
Boggus was president of an ana
Ku Klux Klan organization r
cently formed at Henryetta, of
which Bnelter City is a suburb, ft
was known as the "True Blue
Americans." f
, His assailants wore sock masks
over their faces and blue overalls,
Feeling has been bitter between
mmbers of the "True Blue Amer
inana" and members of the secret
organization to which "they were
opposed, according to omcers. .
Statistics show that the average
woman marries at the age of 25
years. '
$500 Estev Piano $275
Closing out five iiistey jrianos in
like new condition, SZ7B, f3 flown
$1.50 a week.
GEO. C. WILL
432 State Street
Dizzy Spells
Are Usually Due to
Constipation
When you are constipated,
not enough of Nature's
lubricating liquid is pro
duced in the bowel to keep
the food waste soft and
moving. Doctors prescribe
Kujol because it acts like
this natural lubricant and
thus replaces it.
MIDI IS S
lubricant not
a medicine or
laxative so
cannot gripe.
Try it today.
P"!; "
J
dn Guard!
Protect your store sgslnst nut and weal
byutlng
5
$125 New Phonograph $62
riliwrincr out one nationally adver
tised line. Phonographs at half
price. $1 down, $1 a week. ,
GEO. C. WILL
432 Stat Street
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UU PUHI UUSJ tJUSMnr " r-
, Black Silk Stove PoiMb Works
' SlarUna. UlinoU
Cm Black Hk Air Pnrlns k-OH law
U.. BkMk Silk Martol roll. for .IWtr. olrk.1, m
- "II!11 1 !l
I aTTTI T-NOT aTa WJviT k
For Foot
Comfort
LADIES' NEW
NECKWEAR
Artful vestees of organdies, laces and nets, and in
the new inset designs, as well as scores of charming new
collar and cuff sets that, add much to the new costume.
Our assortment is complete and includes vestees,
fichus, organdy and lace collar and cuffs, vestmgs by
the yard, bandings, etc.
Collars 49c to $1.25
Gale & Company
Commercial and Courts Streets
THIS GREAT PIANO AND
PHONOGRAPH SALE WILL
SOON CLOSE
Only a few more days remain for you to buy a wonderful great Piano for almost
nothing and one of the world's greatest phonographs at half price- We have gone over
th 3 entire stock and cut every single instrument to rock bottom. Come now, don t wait
Made to Measure
Clothes
$25 io
$49
nUsed --------i
$400
Piano
now
D $89 0
Will buy this piano. This is the greatest piano buy ever
offered to the public.
$5 Down
$1:00 a Week
Used
$500
Estey
$275
Tfi f I' , ' !
275
For a genuine
Estey Piano
In like new condition
$5 Down
$1.50 a Week v
Why buy ready mades
when you can . save
money ly having your
clothes made to order.
Select your own mater
ials.. The patterns, the
coloring3 and weaves.
Then the suit can be
made up in the ityle that
is best fitted for you.
Just what you like
and, best of all, you save
money. Let us prove this
to you.
Scotch
Woolen
Mills
428 State Street
1 frFTi
If
For this fine player piano-
$5 Down
$2.50 a Week
o. C. Will
432 State Street, Salem
- We are quitting one line 6f phonographs, entirely due
to the fact we haven't enough space. We are cutting this
line one half. These are nationally advertised, made by
one of the largest houses in the business.
This fine
slightly used
Phonograph
$127
Terms $1 down,
$2 a week
New $75 Phonograph $ 37.50
New $100 Phonograph' . . . .... .: 50.00
New $125 Phonograph' 62.50
New $150 Phonograph ... 75.00
New $200 Phonograph ; , 100.00
New $250 Phonograph 125.00
New $275 Phonograph , . 137.50
$ "J DOWN BUYS
Any Phonograph in stock
These are the most rediculous prices
ever made on phonographs. You will
have to hurry as they will ,not last at
these prices.
Barbara Brown Arch Rest
-aBrownShoe
l.-Light weight, vory rigid, corrugated
teel arch upport .hank.
2 Long in.lde counter of extra quality
full grain leather.
,-Double .trength, .pecial woven
no .tretch" doubler between th
Uning and kid out.lde prevent
Stretching out of shape.
v Low and
Higli
Buster Brown Shoe Store
Scientific Fitting of Foot Deformities
CAPITAL JOURNAL WANT ADS SATISFY THE WANTS
Season End Prices
Right Now!
Lots of Merchandise Left for
Everyone at Genuine
Season-End Prices
Genuine
Tweed-o-Wool
Suit
of all-wool material; just the suit
for a business woman. Sale price
$19.50
Salts Plash Coat
Full silk lined, large wolf collar.
Sale price
. $31.75
Fancy satin stripe Italian Silk
Kayser Hose
in black and brown, regular $4.25.
Sale price
$3.65
All-wool Jersey and Tricotine
School Dresses
Sale price
$9.95
$8.60 La Camille Back Lace
Corset
Sale price
$6.40
Our high grade
Hiking Boot
You need them now sale prica
$8.45 -
Party Slippers
Skinners satin (this satin does not
split. Sale price
$7.85
Cantilever
Oxfords
in black Kid and brown Calfskin-
just arrived. Sale price
$9.85
Patent Leather Strap
Pumps - Oxfords I;
Brand new. Sale price
$6.15
First Grade
Rubbers
(Not second grade)
85c
finugs (toe rubbers)
65c
JUST FOLLOW THE CROWDS