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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
' THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1925
Treo rides, freo enlcrlainincnt
nud full inloniKition an internal
cumiiuiHIou engines will feature
tlid Wlllys-Ovei-laml parly to lie
given Thiir.sdiiy unil Friday nitflit.-i
at 8 o'clock l.y V'ick lirotliurs,
Willys-Overland acalcrs, nt tlicir
rti.-ijlay rooma on Suutli llisli
stioet.
The sucst of honor and princi
pal yneaU-.T OH the evening is Lee
l:. Uryani, a repreeni ativo ot
W i 1 1 s -Cl 1 1 Tlaed, wlio has liteu
tlo.iely a!-s:)ei:,tid tor a number of
yeara with H. .1. rKl'.varila, W. S.
l-'ishor null A. (J. .Miller, original
enr;iluMMS fnd nc'MiK'rH of the
U'illys-Kuiijlit eiiine, unit lias
iiIm) licen Willi eii;:ineeriiiK de
partments nt leadini; motor car
liKimirac'.ulel'.i fui years.
Mr. liiyant !irina3 with him a
complete il nnoiistr.ition outfit of
cut-away anil- Beetion.il engines
which bhow ia a inoet i nterestiiiK
way jiiist how sleeve-valvos func
tion differently than olhers an
well as tlie new Overland Bix
cylinder engine used In the new
Overland Six.
"The .story of the KniKht," as
tflld by Air. r.ryant is liuth cnter
taijiini; and instructive. It deals
with the history, construction and
advantages ot tho dlcove-valve
type of automobile online. lie
makes it so simple with Illustra
tion anil working models that ev
ery motorist can readily under
stand even thu technical points
which will help him to better un
derstand his car and keep It work
ing at tho highest point ot econ
omy and efficiency.
After the entertainment anil
talk by Mr. llryant, tho Eencral
public will ho Invited to ride
around town In I ho new bIx
cyllnder WillyB-KnlRht and Over
land cars Judging tor thcmsolven
how theso flno new cam perform.
PLAN 7 STORY HOTEL
ATJOAWIATH FALLS
Eupene, July 23 III'ls will be
culled within 30 dnyu on nn olplit
Story, 147 room hotol nt Klnmalh
Falla, according to announcement
of Itlchard Sliepnrd of Kuftcho,
Bocrotary-trcnfliiror of tho StJifte
Terminal ond Hotol company of
OrcRon, which la to erect the etrux
ture.
Tho McDonald property on the
northeast corner of Slxlh nnd Main
was puichnHod for JfiO.OOO na a site
for tho hotel, which la to cost an
other $1 DO. 000, nccordlng to Shep
nrd. Tho company la operating
hotels nnd flt.iRo terminals in sev
eral Oregon cities now.
Under the hlne Bky act a permit
was Issued to tho Western Hond
& MortaRo company of I'ortlnnd
to sell bonds In tho num of $1.
000,000: and a permit to tho Na
tional Mortgage & Hond company
to m'll noles in tho sum of JftOOO.
Keeps Tab on Crocks
r::5'W-... ...
v, J .A
Mrs. Polly Mchrlono, of Ran Fnrnclsco, U shown opmvulnR a nnw
crime duiecLor, au jiiarutua which coUifk'3 autl classlfifa criminal
aclivliff.s.
1 5 YEAR SEARCH
FOR PARENTS OF
BUTCHERS WILL
$35 WAGE HERE
A contract calling for a reduc
tion of one hour in working time
on Saturday, and a standard wage
scale of $35 per week, waa drawn
up and officially adopted at a
bimlnefw mcetlns of tho local un
ion of butchorH and meat cutter
Inat nlRht. A mcetiiiR will be re
quested between rcpreflentativen
ot thi union and mauler butcher
within a few rinya, nnd an attempt
made to have the contract adopt
ed by all master butchera In the
city.
Members ot the local union thin
morning declnred that they antic
ipated little difficulty in having
the contract adopted by most of
the larRer butcher flhon proprie
tors In the city, atatlng that In
wt caoes tho more prominent
tihopfl are already paying the
K'aKOA requested.
i'roprietors who do not elgn
the contractu na asked will not he
allowed to display union canla.
members ot the union stato, ami
an attempt will he made to have
tho ehoprt boycotled by union la
bor. At prone nt there la said to be
little or nothing required of n
shop to permit it to display a
union card.
rrcsent houra among butchers
are from 8 a. m. until 6 p. m. on
6 days a week, nnd from 7 a. m.
n ii L i I 7 p. mi. on Saturday. The
contract calls fur the saino hours
willi the exfcpUon of Saturday
when It Is acsUcd to niako the
working day from 8 a. m. until
7 p. in.
Butchers at the local packing
uouse reachid an agreement and
siKtied a contract with their em
ployers several months ago.
TITLE CONTEST
Tho Papermakers and the Eaglea
of tho Sundown league will play
the deciding pa mo of the three-
game aeries thla evening when
they meet on the Oxford park dia
mond. Hoth t wi ma liavo won one
gaino and the gam tonight, weath
er permitting, ought to ho a royal
battle. Tho l'apormnkers aro given
the edge over the Eagles although
another surprLso m If lit arise.
Tho Fiiperninkora should have
won the game Tuesday but dLs
played poor base running and lost
me earne. However, iney are en
tnrlng the gatoo with determination
and are hoplni? to come out on the
long ond ot tho score. Tho Kagleti
abto have n strong team but have
been handicapped by the loss of
novoral of their regularw nnd are
forced to use substitutes. Tho gatno
tonight wll ha played on tho Ox
ford park diamond beginning at
0:15.
Notlco of diiMoTutlon was filed
by tho Crawford Point Land com
pany of Koneliurcr.
No. 28 Bain, J , , , ri
WAxVA ' Ho. 3 Pudding Pan, r i
No. It) Hdl. Sauca Pan, j
No. JMUing Bowl, No- Pudduig'Pana,
3 Qt., 8?'4 3i i Qt, 8", 2V, ' 4 Qt.. : 3 A
See our Big Carload Sale of Graniteware. We have a
fine assortment of Good Quality Gray Enameled Ware
no Seconds that we will put on sale Friday and Satur
dayJuly 24 and 25th. In the lot are the following
pieces:
No. 30 and 32 Wash Basins
Vz, 2 and 3 qt. Pudding Pans.
2 qt. Milk Pans
Two sizes of handled sauce pans
10 qt. Roll edge Dish Pans
Three sizes of Mixing Bowls
Soup Dishes
Pie Plates
Just the thing for the Camper and Picnic Parties. You
will be surprised at the smooth finish of this ware.
Take your choice Friday and Saturday for only 15c
Geo. E.Allen
Hardware and Machinery
236 N. Commercial Street
Quincy, III., July 23. (A. P.)
A 13 year suareb for her parents
w.ih ended Tu.-sday when Mrs.
t,'I.'tre:ice McXeall of Denver, Col.,
arrived here and embraced Mr.
an 1 Mrs. Joseph Heck of Ihin
CK.
,M vs. McNYull said that when
.si ui was a girl of nino and living
in Pendleton, (Jr., among lnr
neighbor wan a c!iMdl(in couple
n allied (laidii'.T, who became v-';ry
much aitachtd to her. They indue
(;d hor parents to nlluw her to rfj
nnfii wilii tlicm fur a time, af;er
v Ii li-li t lie Hoi'ka took her hark
huniL'. The (Jardiierd, elio eaid, of
f 1 her pan-ntrt inducemrn is to
. 1 1 ! o w th e :n 1 egu 1 i y to ndoi t the
h:!.!, Lut tltev refused.
Mrs. McXeall naiil that th"
CardiieiM t!nn moved to Portland,
:i rid in a sliorL time a fit ran
man came for her and took her
t ) tiie Gardners. It was the lt
;!ie i:nw of her parents until ;lie
nicL them here today. The Gard
ners treated her aa their own
daughter and sent hor to a prl
:'iti school, at ail time' endeavor
ing to I nip revs upon her that the
wa3 all a daughter could be to
them and nsLing her to forget
her parcnte.
Some years ago the Gardners
di'd within a short time of each
other and Mre. McNeall began
tho search for her parents. A abort
time axo she learned from a i'.is
tant relative there was a family
by the name of Heck living in
Quincy and eho wroto to lliie
city. Facts contained in the re
ply left no doubt In her mind
that she bad at last found her
parents. Yesterday she caine here
and the identification was completed.
FOREST FIRE IN CONTROL
Eugene, Or., July 23. A 30
aere forest fire three miles south
of Lorane, whicn burned quite
briskly yesterday, was reported to
I3 under control this morning.
Yesterday It seriously threatened
a sawmill and caused considerable
alarm.
Carl V. Ogletiby, bond of the
Western Lane Fire Tatrol associa
tion, declared today that It was
his belief that the fire was set.
STAYTON-MEHAMA ROAD
PAVINGTHIRD FINISHED
Mill City, July 23 About one
third of the new paving being put
down between Mehama and Stay-
ton has been completed. A detour
has been provided by tho county
from Stayton to Mehama via the
Fern Hido route, but entorprls
Ing farmers along the line have
opened up a passage through their
fields ond aro charging cars 25
cents nnd trucks 50 cents for go
Ing through, it being Impossible to
go along Hide the new paving on
account of. the road being so narrow.
LOS ANGELESPAPER SOLD
Los Angeles, Cal., July 23. (A.
I.) The Los Angeles Evening
Kxpress today announced a change
of ownership whereby Ldward A.
Dickson, IU editor, and Guy C.
Karl rJ., beconio the new proprie
tors. F. V. KellojTC, former publisher
of the Han Francisco Call and Post,
who with Mr. Dickson purchased
tho paper fuur years ago, retire:.
and takes over full control of a
:haiu of afternoon daily papers In
uljoining cities and towns, 14 In
number, in which Jlers. Dickson
and Karl previously Irad been as
sociated with him. These all are
members of tho Associated Press.
Republic Truck Sales company
ot Oregon, Portland; Incorpora
tors, D. I). Smith, Gertrude Smith,
Caroline E. Smith; capital, $25,-
000.
Miss Rogers Gained
15 Pounds in Six Weeks
Skinny Men mid Women Cain
Pounds iu SO Days or Money Duck
My dear Friends:
After my attack of flu I was
thin, rundown and weak. I had
.sallow complexion, my cheeks were
sunk in and I was continually
troubled with g.is on my stomach.
T felt stuffy and had lost my ftp
pet I to. I had read about McCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets
and decided to give llieni a trial.
At once, I be mil to pick up an ap
petite, my cljoL-ks filled out and
my complexion became healthy
looking and I piined J 5 pounds
In six weeks r.nd am very thank
fill for what McCoy's Cod DJver Oil
Compound 'J'aljl'.'ts did for mo.
.Miss Aiberta Kogors, 2li V
Cerro Gorda St., Decatur, III.
To tn ko on wc Ii;ht, grow slron;
:im! vigorous, to fill out the hoi
lows In cheeks nnd neck, try Mc
C"''s Cod L:ver Oil Compound
Tablets for 3X0 days. Gft Tablet.-
Ot) cents at J, (', Perry's, Central
Pi t a rm.'icy, I y. .1 . Fry 's nnd live
dnurgbits everywhere. If they
don't give you wonderful help In
30 days, get your money back
you be the Jud?e. Hut be sure and
ask for McCoy's, tho original and
genuine. Adv.
I Will Pay Cash I
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For Old Cast Iron Stoves, Furniture and
Every Thing
New and Used Goods
235 N. High Street Phone 368
5?
SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST I
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for
Headache Neuralgia Colds Lumbago
Neuritis Rheumatism
Accept only "Buyer" pncki.ge
v.hich contains pruvun directions.
llui'Iv "Jiaver" Ijoxcs of 2 l:tli!cts
AI.-O buttll's'of 21 Illlil 100 Jl UL'.MritS,
Pain Foolhache
JlL-pirta Ij the trade umrk of Ewe M
special 5am?
Genuint
"Thermo?
Vacuum Bottle
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The beat known and most sLnnlo vacuum bottle on tho market,
bearing tho manufacturer's name "THERMOS". Tint size.
Full enameled body, polished aJumlnum cup and shoulder. A
high grade vacuum bottle at a real bargain price.
i OUR ANNUAU
Summer
Clean-Up
While any of the following goods remain they will
be sold at these prices
$1.48
$3.95
$1.98
$2.98
off I
l4 Off
$1.98
98c
Va off
49c, 95c
and 98c
10c
Dresses
One rack of Sport Striped
House Frocks
Dresses
One rack of voiles trimmed
with lace and self materials
Dresses
Dotted voilea, ginghams and
English Broadclolhes .
Dresses
Tissue Ginghams and Eng
lish llroadclothcs
Corsets
Discontinued numbers to
be sold out at -
Brassiers
All discontinued numbers to
be closed out at
Sweaters
Sleeveless and wing bIccvo
to go at f 1.00 and ,
Parasols
All Chinese Pasasols, Ions'
nnd short handles ...
Bathing Suite
To clean up the remaining
numbers
Hosiery
New Pineapple stitch Sport
IIoso in lisle and silk and
lisle, at
Gloves
2-button and elbow length
silk and succlo in black or
white
? iJOn .Wc are offering at a very sub-
I stantial discount Bedroom
r Im jt?' Suites, Beds, Dressers, Vanities
xi LJS m& uc various other pieces that
make the bedroom complete.
ijSj55?g 'J'vf Here is your opportunity to
il I secuat iece at a great
A Complete Bed, Spring and Mattress Outfit $22.50
Easy Terms Without Interest
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