WEDNESDAY, JULY
LOCALS
A permit was granted by CIty-
Recoruer roulaen touny to A, M.
Yotm for the construction of a
dwelling nt 2025 Fairground road
to coat $3000, and to P. E. Kirk
for the repair of a dwelling at
757 Center, to cost $300.
Dance
dena.
Frl. uite Crystal
Gar
16S IT. Henry of Salem was arrested
at Marion squaro last night for
being drunk.
Love, the Jeweler. Salem.
Leo Ittilmann, 16S0 outh High
street, wan arretted kwt night for
dieorderly conduct, being accused
of nioleiiting girls on the street.
If you want a farm or city
loan call on C. W. Laflar at 410
Oregon bldg.
Kenneth Sehomaker. G50 north
lGth street, was arretted last
night for riding his bicycle with
out a light.
C. C. Coates, groceries and fresh
men la, open till 10 p. m. 1590 S.
Commercial, phone 22. 167
Leo Killian, 110 Center street,
was arrested last night for driv
ing while intoxicated.
Yea, Fred M. Mills and his or
chestra will be at Mellow Moon
pavilion Wed. nlte. 167
E. A. Ithoten, 1591 south High
street, reports to the police thnt
nn automobile tire waa stolen
last night from hie garage.
What could be more enjoyable
than dancing at Mellow Moon
pavilion Wed. nitc. 167
W. C. Clare has received a per
mit for the construction of a
dwelling nt 4 65 north 20th street,
to cot $3500.
Wanted Mnz.ard seedling cher
ries. Pearcv llrod.. 21(7 State St.
1G7
Ray Snodoriy forfeited ?5 In
polico court toilay for driving his
automobile over a fire hose.
You telephone, we deliver,
Don't hesitate even if the order is
small. Capital Drug store.
Mrs. J. D. Burghart of Albany
was in Salem yesterday.-
Spiritualistic message service,
Chaarlea M. Whaley the noted
phychlc and ballot reader who
answers sealed questions, calls
names of those living and the- so
called dead, of Detroit. Michigan
will hold a message meeting In
Woodman hall, Thursday evening
at eight o'clock. Come and bring
your friends. 107
Mm. M. L. Gottenberg was a
Kalem visitor this morning. She
Is a resident of Silverlon.
Dance every Wednesday and
Saturday night at Tumble Inn
Sunday dinner from 6 to 11 p. in.
Music and dancing. 1G7
Dr. nnd Mrs. R. S. Riley of
FlK'dd were in this city yesterday.
Farm em south attention. C. 0,
Coates, groceries and fresh meats
open till 10 p. ni. lii!)0 S. Com
mercial, phone 22. 1G7
Mrs. J. W. Tarr of Lidger-
wood. N. Dak., is in Salem visiting
friends.
If you want a farm or city
loan call on (i. W. Laflar at 410
Oregon bldg.
O. E. Franzke and family of
Newport, were in Salem today.
Terwllllgcr undertaker phn 724
n K Rrhn watt in Salem on nrl
vale business yesterday. He is a
resident of SHverton.
Wanted, young ladies for tele
phone operators. Experience re
quired. Apply to chief operator.
The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., Haiem.
167
According to a report received
hv Sheriff Bower. Harry Rich
former proprietor of the Terminal
cigar store, engaged in a harm
leas pistol duel last night on I
ranch east of town, with a ranch
er. It was nlletred fhat the di
vorced wife of Rich was working
as fl loganberry picker on the
rancher's farm nnd Rich appeared
on the scene evincing signs of
Hotel Hliffh Arrivals
rortland, A W Lambert. M K
NIrholf, C llnwatt. R A Walters.
11 A Wirfs, Mr and Mrs Girard II
Sfnrer, K L M-1 oucrI. L A Means.
Mr and Mrs P W Williams, Frank
Hazeltine, Mrs liurk Hum harper.
Miss Gwendolyn Humbarper, Guy
Yniinc, Ur IS G Smith, Mr and
Mrs John J Hurmody, J .1 Bantn,
J K Wood, Thomas Kwinc. II I.
Unwiii.in. J II Srhaefer, D M.Hart,
D 15 TJIJcqvlNt, Harry M Sirotir-
niy. Mr and Mrs Lawrr-nee r .M:t
crudoi ; KiiLViii', Mr and Mrs F H
HtirkW-y, J M Lamb. Mr and Mrs
Ralph D Otcutt, Mies J Hurkott;
The Hallos. Mr and Mrs Herman
F Schmidt; Iloburn. R P Rarl
well, Mr nnd Mrs Harlan B Jef
frey. Frank Hoi lister; Lnnglois, A
H Jloiee, K R Roberts, Roy Hoy;
Seattle. R L Stephens, Mr and Mrp
Jam D Ai kwrmht ; Hnzclton, N
P. Elmer Wiser; Fort Bragg.
Cat, Mr nod Mrs W S Taylor, Mi
Lena I. hid; Kufe ka, A Howntt;
J.nii Angeles. M M May, Mr and
Mm W J Heltel, Mr and Mrs Kd
Wfirrt I Hart man; P.isnlen.1. Mr
find Mrs Leigh Morrison. T A Mor
rison. Mr nnd Mm Orvtlle C Ray
burn nnd maid; San Francisco. C
R Suits and son, R H Mr-Curdy.
Mr nnd Mm W O WMles. Mr and
Mrs H B Suelyew, Mr and Mrs
Charlen D Pratt; Redwood City.
Mr nnd Mm W H Grant, Mr and
Mri T H Kelly; Fort Leavenworth
Kans, Cnpt G P Baldwin, Major V
W Nowgardn, U 3 A; Chfcnaro,
F Landly, Ml Margaret Beyer.
Mr and Mrs Oliver S Payne. Miss
Mary Crone; Columbia, Ls Kluttx
15, 1925
jealousy, and the shooting follow
ed. No one was hit and it ie stat
ed that Rich loft town. So far
there have been no arrests.
Dance every Fri. nite Crystal
Gardens. 16S
David M. Bartlett is seeking a
divorce from Agnes L. Bartlett,
alleging desertion. He is seeking
a third of real property in Salem
belonging to the defendant.
Elks special notice. Assemble
in Portland for parade on 10th
street between Clay and Market
at 1 p. m. Thursday. 167
The case of A. P. Speers against
O. H. P. Cornelius has been set
tled ami dismissed in circuit court
Elks special notice. Assemble
in Portland for parade on 10th
street between Clay and Market
at 1 p. m. Thursday. 107
The estate of the late Judge W.
H. Downing U valued at $16,500
in real prope.ty and $280i) in per
sonal property, according to a pe
tition filed in . circuit court. The
widow, Josepha H., is named as
administratrix. Other heirs are
Rimer N., Nctarts and Georgo P.
of Shaw, both sons.
Used Saxophone, banjo, clari
net, easy terms. See Mr. Christen
sen New Salem hotel this evening
7 to 9. Will accept used instru
ments on new ones. 1G7
James Turner was elected pres
ident of the Salem Trades and
Labor council at a meeting held
last night. He defeated C. F.
Loveland by a majority of one
vote. Turner is a member of the
butcher's union. Other officers
were selected as follows: J. G.
Taylor, vice president; Clarence
Townsend. secretary-treasurer;
P. W. Sears, sergeant at arms;
Fred Leisi, reading clerk; Roy
IJlodgctt, Archie Elliott and S.
U. Davidson, trustees. Jnmej Tur
ner and S. It. Davidson were chos
en to attend the meeting of the
(talc federation of labor at
Marshfield.
Auction eale tonight nnd to
morrow night at Woodry 'a new
auction market and furniture
store, cor. N. Summer and Norway
including groceries, mdse., furni
lure. etc. Phone 511. 166'
Fifty six machines and 260
people visited Provisional gov
ernment park last Sunday, ac
cording to report reaching Salom
today. Among the Salem visitors
were V. E. Allen, Kate Allen,
Paul S. Stollar, W. Stollar, Annie
Stollar, Dr. E. E. Fisher, A. A
Fiedier, Mildred (Join, Alice S
Fisher, Carrie M. Machfe, Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis, Georgia Ellis, Sylvia
Marsters. W. F. Wilant, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. H. Todd, Mrs . A. J.
Miller, Ellers Miller and Mrs.
Charles Cheese.
Brand new homes, $3500 and
$3750, both complete with fur
nace, etc. Immediate possession on
one. See at 1500 S. Winter and
2395 Brooks avenue. Reasonable
terms, discount for cash. Becke &
Hendricks, U. S. bank bldg. 1G7
Effective In Oregon hop yards
this season for the first time will
be an act pawed by the 1!25 leg
islature requiring that hops be
picked by weight and not by The
old box system as heretofore, and
pickers will he paid on the weight
basis. The law will be administer
ed by the state department of
weights and measures.
Wn will romniii flrwod nil dnv
Thursday, Salem day at El lie con
vention. J. C. Penney Co. 167
William Poe, Salem and Edna
E. Summer, Turner, have been
granted a marriage license.
The J. C. Penney company will
be closed all day tomorrow. B. P.
0. E. convention at Portland.
167
Mary E. Thrift is seeking a di
vorce from James E. Thrift on
grounds of cruel and Inhuman
treatment. They were married in
Colorado In 19M.
Gladiolus, cut flowers, floral
pieces. Upjohn's, 964 S. Liberty.
phone 1700.
Asking $400 for injuries to
herself nnd $48 for damages to
her car. Mm. M. E. Reed of Oren-
co has filed action in circuit
court against G. D. Kennedy. The
action arises out of an nuto
crash nt the Pacific highway and
Chemawa road Intersection on
July 8.
Dr. Marshall, osteopath. Or bid
A hearing on the California re
quisition for the extradition of
Harry Van Colder, wanted in Ixw
Angeles on nn embezzlement
barge, was held before Governor
Pierre today, but was continued
for two days pending the receipt
of further evidence.
Dance Hippodrome pavilion Sil
verlon tonite. Ramblers playing.
167
The mill of the Cherry City
Milling company, which was de
stroyed by fire Sunday night at
Church nnd Trade streets, will
doubtless be rebuilt, It became
known today, but it is not prob
able that a new structure will go
up this srasrvf.. Stockholders of
the concern met last night nnd
tentatively made plans which are
to be more definitely formulated
later.
Dance at Silverlon tonite. 16 1
Shelly F. Clodfeltcr hne been
named guardian of Agnes Clod
felter, minor.
Enjoy a refreshing swim In
clean water at Uroadrinnle. 167
Heirs of Lucinda Brings Martin
filed a petition - 'dng that G. F.
Food
Because temporary rood stations were established In the streets
Iquaka torn city's citizons missed a meal.
Mack be named administrator of
the- estate, Samuel Martin, wid
ower and former administrator,
having died.
Take a free motorboat ride to
Broad ripple, boats leave foot of
Court street. 1G7
Father Keenan of Salem was a
guest of the Salem Rotary club
at Its regular weekly luncheon
this noon.
Want used furniture, phone 75,
Dr. Stock well, of Salem left at
fi o'clock this morning for Que
bec, Canada, with the remains of
his wife, who died recently. She
will be buried there.
Dance Mellow Moon pavilion
West Salem, Wed. nite. 167
Birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Stalk was reported to the
office of the city health officer
Ibis morning. The birth occurred
ou July 13. The child has been
named Theodore Frederick. Mr.
Stolk is a farmer living on route
8, Salem.
WILD WEST PONIES
ARE FED TO HOGS
Olympla, Waah. The apparent
success of an experiment In con
verting homo flesh into hog feed
lias given rteo to the hope among
eastern Washington stockmen that
a practicable means ha at last
been found to rid AVahington
ranges of thousands of worthless
wild horses, declares Harold
Dobyns, field leader for the pio
logicnl survey, who returned re
cently from a coyote hunting trip
in Benton county. Cattle men and
wool growers have long considered
the horses a menace to tho live
stock industry, since the animals,
described locally as "knot-head
Cayuses,' place an added burden
on the none too abundant range.
STUDY OF SUN HELPS
WEATHER FORECASTS
Washington The heat of the
sun has a proven relation not only
to changes in tho earLh's tempera
ture, but to the variations in
weather conditions in general,
Smithsonian institution scientists
have decided after experiments
covering a long period. To increase
the dependability of their observa
tions, the experts hope to establish
within a few years stations In vari
ous parts of the world where data
can be gathered.
ELECTRICALLY CHARGED
BROOK CAUSES DEATH
Rfhirrnrsf tn r:o,-i,nm- a hrr.nl 1
eharped with electricity proved
tal to one of a team of horses re -
cently when tho owner drove into
tho stream to wash the wheels of
his carriage. . As soon as the horsrn
touched tho water ono of them
dropped dead, while the other af
ter frantic efforts managed to
break looee from the harness and
galloped out of the watr.
investigation showed that the
brook was charged with electricity,
transmitted from a subterranean
installation of power plant.
COUNTERFEITING GANG
REVEALED IN ARRESTS
New York, duly 15. Arrest (t
dght allegrd count erf Iters In
Brooklyn during tl e past IS hours
made a total of 80 arrests ry
local counterfeiting plots uncover
0(1 In this country. Eleven girls
were among the arrested.
SWINDLER PRINCE
Ilerlin, .fuly 15. (A.P.I The
self-tylei "pmir of Kurdistan.'
also known as Prince Mohamm-.d
Said Zorde:heno, recently depart
ed from tho UtJted States, ha
been arres.ed hero charged wi'h
swindling nnd passort falsif'c
tion. French Defeat Riffs
Fet French Morocco, July 15.
(A. P.) Tho French today def'-at-
ed two attacks ty Ahd-el-Krim i
Riffinns unon mbitlons protecting
Fez and Tasi.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
Station in Santa Barbara
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It ti - t. ( J
BE CAREFUL
C. A. Cirimm, 1IU7 North Firih
street, reports that his automobile
was bumped iu the rear on the
Pacific uiKhway last night by an
unmeniincu car.
William Harhoff, 412 North
21st street, collided with an un
identified car at Capitol street
and Garden road.
An automobile driven by J. H.
Burri8, 1047 South Commercial
street, and a Portland stage col
lided with slight damage at Court
and Cottage streets.
The principal of cooperation
among farmers has been success
fully used In Denmark, ud at the
present time is practically the only
method nsc.l in marketing dairy
products, eggs, rork and other
things produced by Danish farm
ens. rotor Guldbrandsen, resident
of Denmark, told members of tin
Salem Rotary club at their lunch
eon this noon. Mr. Guldbrandien
is a journalist visiting In Salem,
having been sent to this country
from Denmark.
Denmark, he declared, Is the
most prosperous country In Eur
ope, most of I La prosperity belns
due to the success with which the
farmers have met In their efforts
to band together and eliminate
other private Interests In handling
their goods. The same principle
has also beon successfully applieJ
co buying, Guldbrandsen state!.
The first cooperative dairy was
established In Denmark In 1831.
It mot with success, and tho idia
has been adopted to such an ax
:ont that thero are now thousands
of slmllur plants throughout Dea-
nark. Whf!ii a cooperative dairy
is organized a group of farmers
et together, each furnishing hir
Hir of tho Gnciisn of nuMiiiir
COOPERATIVES
SUCCESSFUL IN
DENMARK, CLAIM
fa-iup the h:iilding nnd purchasing
J' - 'ulrnioiH, and each pledging to
ciintwtrf I )i inirv liv tirinir nrr I ,-
it tho prodrce from a certain
i.' umber of tows..
Etfgs, pork and other products
ire marke'od on the same prln
c.,:lc, the speaker indicated, with
the same succe.1. Ninety per cmt
o. the hogs that are killed in Den
n.ark an i-iitclurcfi ot cooperative
b-tchcries, of which there uro 45
it. tho country.
Each far.ner supporting the co
operative plant has one voto in
iU management. Experts arc em
tho man.-'gemon1. ualily of pio
tl.e management iiality of pro
ducts turned out Is rrputed to be
i!.e best in the world.
Eggs cro marked individually
b- means nf an iucenuous system.
ho that a, product that Is not fresh
can he trrwod back to the produoor
wlio sold It to me cooperative
market.
10 PLAY EAGLES
The rnpTm-Tk(rn and the KaKlrs
t the Hundown le;iguo wilt me;t
nn the Oxford park dinmond thin
evening in the flrt Riime of a
ihree-Kiime Hcs to decide the
hamnlnn of the leairfje. The frame
promise to he hftrd fonjrht and it
Is expected that tho er!en will KO
the Cull three grtmea as both teams
PAPERMAKERS
1 y
of Santa Barbara, few of the earta
are about evenly matched.
The second game of the series
will be played next Tuesday even
ing. If the same team should win
both games it will not be necessary
to play the third.
Tho managers of the Twilight
league will meet next Friday and
will more Hum likely doeldc the
dato for the play-off between the
Cascys and the Da niters for tho
right to meet tho Legion in a three
game aeries for the championship
of tho Twilight league. Tho game
will probably be played next week.
The Knights and the Cankers arc
now tied for second place.
0 ACRES BURNED
IN FOREST FI
A fire which broke out near the
head of Mary's rlvor, west of
Corvallis, and burned over 90. acres
of open farm land and light brush
was brought under control at about
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, ac
cording to word reaching here to
day.
Forest department officials were
today looking for two sportsmen
ropnrted to have been hunting deer
with dogs in the vicinity of tho
spot whore the fire broke out.
GRAND JURY ASKED TO
DEFINE SNORING LIMIT
Atlantic City, N. J.. July 15.
(A. P.) Tho county grand jury
will be soon confronted with the
delicate task of ascertaining how
loud a man may snore without
provoking an attack by a
neighbor,
James Habst appearing In
Magistrate Paxons court last
night with one eyo bandaged
charged that John Baltimus, his
neighbor, assaulted him because
ho snored.
Daltfinus testified he could have
put up wllh tho snoring had
Pa list not culled him bad names
when ho objected to tho nightly
nnsual concert. Balllmus was
held under $500 ball for the grand
jury on assault and battery
charges.
DEMPSEY TO REACH
NEW YORK TONIGHT
Now York, July 16. (A. P.)
Jack Dempney Is due In New York
thin evening on tho Homeric
aftrr a honeymoon abroad.
Ic will come home to hear a
babble ot tlstlc tmiKUes that ho
fight or retire. Whllo the Roncral
opinion In cauliflower circles Ih
that he will never again don a
L'lovn In defense of his title, some
believe he will plunge Immediately
into training for a crack at Harry
Wills or tieno Tunney.
Tex ilick.ird will have nn op
pointmont with tho champion
soon alter no uockh.
GIRL SlMtTsERVE
LIFE TERM IN PRISON
Wntcrlown. S. I). .Inly 15. Vin
fred Mock, 21, of 'Siirdnn CJIty,
wnn sentenced to "LnprlHonnfiit
at linrd labor f'r the, ' 'Cinnlndef of
his natural life," In the slnto )n
itcntiary nt, Kionx Kalla, followlic
his pica of Ritilty In r lrrplt court
tf)d:iy to a charge of havint; killed
llyrle Hi.lyo 17 year old Harden
city girl, Sunday night.
John Oiolldirc Well
Swampflontt, Miuw., July 1!
Al't Colonel John Coollilice, aned
father of tho president has made
such a complete, recovery from hla
recent lllnena and operation that
lr. James K4 Coupal, White Houae
physician, nan found it powihlo to
return to duty hero.
Dieo.
GAmiKMT Win. J. Oahhort died
at a local hospital July 14th.
at the aire of 55 yearn. Me Ifl
urvlvd by hl widow, Mangle,
of Salem. Three none, Harold
of Cisco, Cal., Verb of New
York city, Joo of Salem:' two
daughters, Mlee Irene and Mlaa
Itosezella, of Salem. Funeral
aervlcea will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the Webb funoral
parlors, the exact hour to he
fixed later,
E
ON TODAY'S BILL
AT
'Daddy Long Legs," comedy
drama that made Itself famous by
a Benson of pronounced success In
New York city, will be presented
at the Eliison-Whito Chautauqua
tent tonight.
This afternoon s program was
given over to the youngster with
Miss Margaret Ityers and nutating
artiste in charge. A number of
tho old folks were also present and
ipparonlly got as imieh enjoyment
from tho affair as did the younger
generation.
Captain T. Dinsmore Upton
gave his lecture on "Tho Player
in the Shadow," at tho Chautauqua
tent last night. Tho lecture had
to do with child welfare work, up
on which Captain Upton is an au
thority of note. He showed the
value of directing the efforts,
thoughts and attentions of child
ren as they grow to maturity, stat
ing that their early training ha.s
much to do with their adult life.
The speech Itself was largely to
the youngsters.
The Charles Mitchell Mixer con
cert trio gave a prelude to the lec
ture. F
ELKSCOMPETE
Portland, July 15 (AP) Prill
team contests and a meeting of tho
grand lodge wore tho features to
day of tlie sixty-first annual re
union of the grand lodge of the
Ilenevoleut and Protective Order
of Elks, in session here. Six teams
are in tho contest. Including Ifolse,
liakersfiolil, Ke.utlc, Detroit, Jack
son and Pasadena. Heshles these
thero will be an exhibition drill by
Philadelphia and other visiting
teams. Tho contests, originally set
for 10 o'clock this morning were
postponed until afternoon so that
the grand lodge officers might wit
ness the performance.
Detroit band, E. Ci. La Bur re, di
rector Into yesterday was awarded
first prize In class A of the band
contest. This group took the
same honor a year ngo.
West Palm Beach, Fin., E. A.
Moses, director, won first prize In
class B.
Chicago band, Albert Cook, di
rector, won second prize In class
A.
Omaha band, Henry G. Coat, di
rector, won second prize In class
START SUIT TO COLLECT
ASHLAND HOTEL PLEDGES
Medford, July 15 Suit for col
lect idn of subscription to stock
for the construction of the Llthlan
hotel at Ashland, wore filed in the
circuit court Tuesday by tho Lith
ian Hotel corporation against Lau
ra J. Howard and Ira Boeder.
Judgment for 500 is sought
against Laura J. Howard and for
1270 against Boeder.
The complain against Howard
charges that when solicited to aid
In the building ot the tourist hotel
she subscribed $500 worth of
shares and has made no payments
since.
In the Beedcr suit, It is charged
$300 was Mibyeiilicd and $ittl paid.
I n t res t ut six per cent since May
11 rat lust, and costs nre also ask
ed. There Is now approximately $15,
000 duo and owing from Ashland
citizens who subscribed to the ho
tel project.
MAN DIOGENES SOUGHT
FOUND IN LOS ANGELES
Los Anseles. Cai.. Julv IG. Tho
honest man for whom Irioeenes
looked mil could not find, walked
into nollce station hprp nnt nirrlit
car vine n hirers mrnn niatnl Aftnr
dotot:tives hart nouncurt on him and
conriHcaieii tne Run Ue gave 1i!b
name as frhrburt Howard. ne:;.-o
junilor of a brr.ncli bank. Con
jurinp IiIh c?rora to culm thun
flelvea and ii'itci:, ho oxuiiiined
that while Pwcejiin out tho hank
tin found a fat bundle of cnrr?nrv
on the floor r nd had ronio to turn
it over to the police fr snf('kop
inff until morninrr. The piatol wun
(ho bank's. Ji hnd brnuRlit it
:ilontT to protect himself and tlie
$ 1 100 from possible lesi hones!.
nedr;;(ri:u.H.
f?i .. ..
At the TJiliUKES TUUAX
0HE0N
Betty Compson,
Theodore Kosloff
in
"New lives for Old"
GRAND
"The Cloud Rider" with
Al Wilson, Virginia Lee
Corbin.
Woodry & Woodry
Payj Cash for Furniture
Phone 75
WOODRY
Buys Furniture
Phone 511
BIBLE MUST BE KEPT
IN OWN FIELD, BASIS
OF SCOPES' DEFENSE
(Continued from Page One.)
clared that before the prosecution
could convict Scopes of a violation
of the act, Hie prosecution muat
prove first that Scopes taught a
theory that denies the story of the
divine creation of man as taught
in the Bible and second, "that In
stead and in the place of this the
IJR A Natural ay
Back to Health
n iwi 3 fi 1 From the Indians, Nature's chil-
m i 'I jl! Yi '' dren. came tho formula for BARK
I J y-& -Ts "5 BOOT, the wonder tonic brewed
a ! j p -t4j ! fcjf from the herbs, bark and roots
j iiAfaVj. rT.-. r-frylj which they instinctively knew were
$ 1 BARK-PGfvT I fc? beneficial to health nnd power,
ftj !j r-iPv-i 'J $5rH BARK-ROOT is nn appetizer and
IT ) .."T, -I stimulant and a liver, bowel and
E) I rr" stomach regulator without equal.
m L fc-.rJik jHwSi Be convinced Give it a trial today
:Jl bark-root
I I : TONIC
1 a ctUlOKOUOO RjSi Por Sale br All Drncicl.111.
I H-ire LmM CELItO-KOLA CO., Porllantl. Or.
LYNITE PISTONS
Will reduce the vibration and make your motor run
more smoothly.
Try a set and notice the difference.
IV. E. BURNS DAN BURNS
(NOT BROTHERS THE SAME MAN)
High Struct at Ferry, Salem, Orcffon
READING
GLASSES
Sometime during middle
life every normal eye re
quires some help for
reading and close work.
We Understand Eyes
STAPLES OPTICAL CO.
Portland Salem
Corner Stale and High Streets, Salem, Oregon
TWO
Auction Sales
Wednesday and Thursday Nites, 7 p. m.
Sharp at Woodry's New Auction Market
and Furniture Store
Corner North Summer and Norway Streets
Opposite his Residence 1610 North Summer St.
Including Dress Goods, Sheeting, Groceries, Furniture,
, Beds, Springs. Mattresses, Ranges, Tools, etc.. .
F. N. WOODRY, Auctioneer
Woodry Buys Furniture for Cash or Sells on Commission
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SPECIAL
NOTICE
To enable our em
ployees to attend tho
VAks convention at
Portland on Salem day
tins Store will remain
closed all day Thurs
day, July lGth.
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ory he taught that man Is descend
ed from a lower order of animals.
"The defense contends that to
convict Scopes the prosecution
must prove that Scopes not only
taught the theory ot evolution, but
that he also and at the same time
denied the theory of creation as
set forth In the bible," he assert
ed. "The defense contends the prose
cution must prove that the defend
ant Scopes did the.se two things and
that what ho taught was a viola
tion of the statute."