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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925 News from Nearby Y r OINTS By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents From the Richest and Best Part of the State PAGE TWO VALL CMOS FLOCK TO SEE DISPLAYS fiilverton. Sept. 11 (BpoclaD The - Silverton community fair which opened at Bllverton Thurs day noon la attracting consider able attention both locally and from neighboring communities. The floral display in the halls and on the stage of the Eugene Field auditorium is especially attracting attention. The reck garden olnd city pond are surrounded by a group of admirers at all times. The commercial booths which occupy the greater amount of the audi torium are also attracting much favorable comment. The woman's society shop enter talned with a style show at 2:30 Thursday altornoon. This company will hold another show Saturday afternoon. Notice of dissolution was filed by the N, A. Sclmnon Marble works of Portland. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS SIDNEY-TALBOT Sidney, Or.. Spt. 11. The death of Frank H. McCormick oc curred in l'ortland, September 7, at tho home of his son, Hurry Mc cormick. Mr. McCormlck was an old resident ot Sidney, having lived hero ovor twenty yeuru. Two years ago ho sold his farm aud re moved to lluona Vista, where he lived until his final Illness. Ho is ourWed by two sons and two daughters and several grandchil dren. Mrs. Iticuormlck died at the homo horo about seven years ago. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooley hud as their guests last Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Towers, Mr. and Mrs. Scva Powers and son, Wayne, all of Uloomlngdalo, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cooley ot Salem, Air. and Mm. J. U Edison of Sil vertou visited Wednesday with their son-in-law cud daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers. Mrs. Lizzie Nye of Corvallis la spending a short vacation with M.-a. Mary Nye. l,owolyn Morkiu of Kent, Wash., Is visiting at tlio homo of hits sis ter, Mm. Uugcno Fluluy. Warren Cooioy was quite HI for several days last week Willi an at tack of appendicitis. Ho was treated by u Jefferson physician and It Is thought that an operation will not be necessary aa Mr. Cool .... i. ni.in in im nimut again. Mr aud Mrs. Howard Itecves ol Albniiy spent Monday evening dl tho homo of Mrs. Edna Heovea. Mrs C. O. Whllemun, Mrs. u H. Thnrp and J. O. Whtlcmau in ttali.m- Tiiptulnv. to at- tond the funeral of H. McCor mlck. Mrs. C. F. Meier and daughter 1--1 .1. i I.. 3lifnwnnil. riun- jaiim, muiuitu day ovenlng, to visit with Mrs. Molor's palents until muiiuny. .i Mvi4. Arthur Johlieon Albany aro guests at the horns of Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Hampton, lor a WOCk. . ,, ,11 Wcok-ond glioma at the H. w .nn ntr. and Mrs Ed Cooley and Mrs. Cora Hose ot i- ..t ipiiwiii Tlneelstad spent Sunday at Llvwley vjelting their sister. Miss mune O. H. Marlatt, C. V. Meier and Lloyd Mnrlait loft Tuosduy noon tor Tiller, Or., to spend a few days bunting deer. Mrs. L. M. Harding ot Corvallte was tho guost for several nays week ot her aon-in-iuw a"" , u.. v. .1. Freeman. J. O. T'arr was a Salem vieiur Tuesday. , , Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Marlatt and . ! nwttnrMd to Lyons, ijiuya mn. - Sunday, to spend the "OX w'-u Mr and Mrs. A. L. i-oiujuuu. Mrs. l''rcd Myers wan tho guest of Mr and Mrs. Elmer Knight at their homo in Joftersoii, Monuaj evening. , ,r nmiLii nml HOlia Of tllC Trio Island farm purchased two pure bred town ui mo Bale, hold near Crabtroo one tiny last week. The animals woro both llolsteliis. Mrs. C. A. Dlcklson of Sher wood, who 1b a gucet nt the home ot her son-ln-lr.w and daiiglnor, Mr. and Mrs. C. I' Meier, was se verely bitten by a dog early Tues day morning. Mrs. Dickleon at tempted to scpiirato two collies who were fighting and one dog ro Bentlng the Interference mined upon her and lacerated her left hand bully before she could free herself. She la receiving treat ment from Dr. J. O. Van Winkle ot Jefferson and It Is hoped that the wound will not provo serious. Miss Orace Harding was the guost Monday ot her sister. Mre E. J. Krooman. Miss Harding's home Is In Corvallis. Tho Reeves and Ilelknap fam ilies left Tuesday afternoon tor a hunting trip In eastern OreRnn They expect to b away for about a week and will hunt mule deer near Prltievlllo. Mr. J. O. Kurr and Mrs. Ft. H. Fare were chopping In Salem Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Meier, Mli Jan la Moier and Mrs. L. M. Hurl ing of Corvallis were dinner gilMtl at the home of Hr. and Mri. K. J. Freeman, Bunder The Ankeny Welfare club will be entertained this weok at the home of Mrs. C. F. Meier. H. H. Hampton left this week for the mountain! of southern Oregon, whero he will hunt deer (or t week or ten dayi. I Special Deputy Game Wardens Lose Stars Because of Inaction Portland, Or., Sept. 11. (A P.) State Game Warden K. F Aver ill today Issued orders that will do away with practically all special deputy game wardens and will make enforcement ofneers en. tircly independent of gun clubs. It has been the custom to ap point special deputies for several years, Aver ill said, and between 400 and 500 such olflccrs now car ry stars. Almost no arrests have been made by them and, AveriH believes that practically the only thing accomplished by tholr hav ing stars is the gratification of their deuire for authority.. Under his orders no more special depu ties will bQ appointed excepL on request of the commission or. regu- lur deputies. All watchmen at gun clubs have also been taken off the spo tial deputy rolls This action was taken, Averlll said, becauso I he watchmen made practically no nr- rosts and the authority was want Mrs. O. II. Marlatt, Mrs. C. A. Dlckison and Mrs. C. F. Moier wero Jefferson vfistors, Tuesday Dr. Fred W. Lang of Salem was through tilts section last week testing dairy herds. He reported finding not more tnau one cow tuborcutar, out of every one hun dred tested, In this locality. Hop picking In this district will continue through the coming week. FALIjS city Falls City, Bopt. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Frlnk ot Portland have been visiting a few days with Mr. Frink's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Prink. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy McDonald and son Ronald, left Wednesday for a trip to Bend, they pro via tho MeKenzio pass and back the Columbia highway. Mrs. Bel! Kllwood of Portland is a house guost of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mehrling this week, nt their country home near town. Mr. and Mra. Harry Crawford of MeCilynn, Or., were week end visitors at the home of her par ol, ts, Mr. and M rs. W i 1 bur Uhoades. M r, an d M rs. U a y mon d C rce- well arrived home lost Tuesday evening from their extended va cation trip. They wero accompan ied by Mrs. Creswell's sister, Mrs. McLaughlin of Seattle, who will visit her for several weeks. O. A. Oriswold was In town from Portland Wednesday look ing after bis many business In terests. Wright Gardner Is homo from Salem visiting with his mother, Mrs. Anna Gardner. K. P. Drown was a business caller to Salem Tuesday where he attended the Ford dealers special meeting. Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Courier and sons aro moving to Sllvertun where Mr. Courier will be en gaged In the hardware business. Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Lowo loft Wednesday on their vacation trip. They ar0 going over the new Roosevelt highway to Florence. Miss I re 11 a Treat left Sunday for The Dalles where she will teach In the grade school again this yonr. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lnvcrlsh were Salem shoppers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. 13. Leverlsh of Portland spent Sunday with his brother and slslor In law, Mr. and Mre. J. E. Leverlch out at the FalU City Lumber company mill. Mrs. F. . McDonald lias return ed to her homo in Portland after a three monthe visit with her son J. E. Loverlch. Miss Gertrude Water and Frederick Steodel wer married in Portland Heptember 1st. Miss Wators was a Falls City girl hav ing been raised horo, and she was telephone girl here for several years. Calvin Roso of Toledo visitod with relatives and friends hero Sunday. lilCKEY . Rickey, Or., Sept. 11. Tho T. Fllzpalrick family aud M. M. M.i eo family spent Sunday at Silver. ton, Mnxlno Drorbaush ot Salem Is Hpoudin;; the week with her aunt, Mis O. Fryslle. Mrs. A. I j. ll.ikor of Mill City visited relatives hero tbta week. Wilbur Straw la among those who nr, getting their Guernseys ready for tho fair. Air. and Mrs. W. D. Horner nml son aro spending the week at the oaKt. Mr. and M:s. E. Simpson of Sa lem wore guests ot Mr, and Mrs Arthur W. Hlnogar, Sunday, Mrs. Morefleld and son ot Wash ington wcro guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Fltsputrirk, Saturday. ROSEDALTC Roiedale, Hept. II Mlw Wlda Mann, who hnx been visiting her winter, Mrs, Tarn pi in returned to rortland Wednerday, C. Colo and family also Mb Mildred Csnnoy and Mlis Merle Mcltonma drove to Newport Sat urday. Cecil Peareon and Mlw Mary Pen n in ft on were married at the Friend' church In Newberg Wed nesday. Mr, Pearson will attend Hsverford college next year. Mr. Sims and children have been picking hops but are at home at present. Mr. and Mrs. Mann and sons of Portland visited Mr, and Mrs. Tain -- ed by the watchmen in order to help tUom keep off poachers in which the commission is not lu thr oated. Deputy wardens are order ed not to ehoot on gun club pre serves unless under written per mission of the state warden ot the ximmlimlnn This will Icnnn (lenil- tics from edging their way Into invitations to snoot, Avcrm saiu. flTnm hnr j nf Mitliu luivn umnnl I mrti objected to having the deputies .shoot. Mcdford, Or., Sept. 10. Tod Seaman of Eagle Point, wan ac cidentally shot iu the arm by a high powered rifle curly this morning while ea route with a party of four near McAllister springs on a deer hunting trip. The gun accidentally discharged while being held in the front seat. Seaman's condition is declared not serious by tbe attending phy sician. plln on Labor day. A carload of our young people attended the state C. I. conference at Turner Sunday afternoon. Miss Florence Smith returned to Portland Saturday to attend school there another year. The lied Hills birthday club mot at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Cole Friday evening. The school house Is being paint ed on the interior. Mr. and Mrs. Krebs of West Timber visited Mrs. Krebs" mother Mis. Irwin, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Stroud of Salem viiited relatives here Mon day. GERVAIS Gervals, Sept. 11 Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Henning and Mrs. J. Clark motored to Portland Monday and also took a trip up the highway. Mr. John Ilenney was a Portland visitor on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cutsforth and Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Cutsforth wero gucsLs of Mr. and- Mrs. Zeno Schwab and family of Aurora Wednesday evening. ; Benjamin Moian who has been spending several days at Portland ret urn od homo Tuesday evening. Mrs. Leslie C. Co by and child ron who has spent their uummcr vacation at Cochran wiLh Mr. Coby returned homo Sunday. Mr. Coby accompanied them home but re turned back to Cochran Tuesday. Miss Mary and Madge Scollard of Wood burn visited with friends here Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter R Dusen- bury and mother accompanied by friends of Portland spent Sunday and Monday here. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Oborno wero guests of Mr. Osborne's mother of Amity on Monday, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Mangold, Miss Mario Mangold and Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Cannard motored to Portland Sunday and spent the day th Mr, and Mrs. J. P.. Mangold. Mrs. Charlotte Elizabeth Brown of Los Angeles, Cal., visited nt the home of Sam H. Urown on Thurs day. It has been 48 years since fine visited the old home. J. B- Naylor Is building ft new house on his lots at tho corner of Second and F streets, John llenny is head carpenter.. Mrs, Clara Knott of Portland Is here on business for a couple of days. Mr. nnd Mrs. P. W. Scely and family who has been at liclknap Springs for some time for the bene fit of Mr. Seely who has been laid up with rheumatism returned home Monday evening nnd Mr. Seely thinks the baths helped him. Mr, and Mrs. I. K. Slegmund of Salem vlnltod with Mrs. K. J. Hard ing Friday afternoon who has been nuito feeble tho past few weeks but Is much Improved at present. Gnbo Dynrdln who has been nt Hot knap Springs Is here now visit ing with his parents, Mr. and Mi's. H. Dyardln for a few days then ho is going to Portland where he has employment. Mrs. Arthur Coffin and daugh ter Constance visited Mrs. V. All Kiip on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Wadsworth and family visited Mrs. Hlllcr and daughters Helen and Loulio of Sa lem Sunday they also motored to EIKER'S GUARANTEED USED FORDS TRICED RIGHT TIIE BLUE FRONT, .Liberty Phone 121 FINE DISPLAYS BY COMMUNITIES AT Dallas, Or., Sept. 11. Judgiui uttiftnrt iliia nifn'iiinif on the CX hlhits at the 1925 Polk county fair aud win ne compieieu iuiwsiil . early Saturday. Chief public In- (..rnirr ruilorw In (lift Winner Of tllC community display, in winch an entries have been inaue. Some of the community exhibit: iHiifrlv hlirh clam In theii ,ii-iint.a miii would almost be tak jn tor o county snowing ot. mc tiito fair, ratlier than from u small group ot farm people. Thus is particularly true ot the Brush Cullego exhibit, 'mere is no pro ,i!tii.n vot nu tit whom the judge ,ui izalont fur first honors, but linish Collece is certainly putting up a :,trong bid. Tiie artistic ar ransemont of lt display would dc urmlll In AI1V fllir. At lo.iitniire on Thursday, the opening day was light, but this was to he expected, a mariteu mi ITEMS Indenendenco. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harper and son Edwin and Miss Ruth Harper sister of Mr. Harper left Satur day afternoon for a trip around Mt. Hood locp returning home Monday evening and said the trip La sure wonderful and had a love ly time. MARION Marion, Or., Sept. 10. W. Thomas came down from Eugene, Sunday and visited with relatives over Labor, day. J. M. Christopher 1b home again after having spent several weeks visiting with hie sister at New berg. Mr. and Mrs. George Gentry and children came down from Jeffer son, Monday, and spent the day with Mrs. Gentry's mother, Mrs. O. A. Mote. F. W. llaaci: and Max SchulU motored to Mill City Sunday for a iihort visit to that city. Mrs. Gulvin returned from Wood burn the first ot the week whero sho had been attending the institute held for primary teach ers. Miss Bonnie Haack went to Portland, Tuesday, where she will Mark Ray made- a business trip to Salem, Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne I3arhw dropped in from Kirk, Monday evening, for a short visit with Wayne's parents. Mrs. S. K. Roland and Mrs. War ren Gray were business visitors at Albany, Wednesday. J. M. Christopher visited the capitol Wednesday. Mrs. Max Bobbins visited at the home of her mother, Mrs. M. A. IJarber, Wednesday. SILVEKTON Trinity girl scouts are making preparations for a trip to Coultrl.n Orogon, for a day's outing. Allan Porter who for the past few months has been with tho Silverton Truck and Transfer com pany Is now employed at Mae's Place at Silverton. Mr. and Mrs. R J. Johnson of St. Paul, Minnesota, arrived at Sil verton the first of the week to visit Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Otto Srlrkson. Mr. Johnson returned to his work at once while .Mrs. Johnson wilt remain at Silverton for a month. Mr, Johnson is scale inspector for the Northern Pacific company. Sylvan MeClearjr who has been at Yellowstone, Wyoming, for sev eral months has returned to Port land. Mr. McCtenry Is the son of THREE GENERATIONS OF WOMEN Since the humble origin of ydia E. Plnkham'e Vegetable Compound In 1881, made on ft kitchen stove, three generations of women have used this old tnsh loned root and horb remedy for tholr ailments with wonderful success. Very often we hear ot families where the grandmother, mother and daughter testify to Its virtue. This accounts tor the astonishing growth and demand tor this dependable medicine from all over the United States and from many foreign countries as well. Adv. and Ferry, pruveuient was noted at luo even ing urogram and it Is thought thai all evening sessions will draw heaviest, duo to the number of people who ue busy in the hop and prune harvest. The program last night was in charge of the sraiirVes of the county with M A. W. Uartk-tt as chairman of the committee. .Tonight Governor Pierce will npeak as a part of the Farmers Union program. Tho 1925 fair finds the largest number of communities compet ing in the history of Polk county fairs, according to Winnie Braden, secretary. Six communities arc represented. There Is a very go?d showing of dairy cattle, running principally to Jerseys, but the poultry, bogs and sheep are lighter than expected. The judging is baing handled by four representatives of the Ore gon Agricutlural college. Tboy are: N. C. Jcmisou, dairy cattle; L. J. Allen, livestock; H. Hurtmau, horticulture, and Esther B. Cooley, home economics. Saturday will probably bo the banner -day in attendance as t will mark the announcement of exhibit winners. The program for Saturday night is an excellent one. It will be featured largely by musi cal selections with artists from In dependence, Monmouth, Brush College and Dallas appearing. The DalUis band will give a concert at S p. m. FALL ON DANCE FLOOR CAUSES DEATH OF CHILD fctayton. Or., Sept. 11. Louise Barkmeyer, the 7-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Barkmeyer, died Tuesday morning at a Salem hospital from blood poisoning. The child had been ill little more than a week when death occurred. Ou Sunday, August 30, Mr, and Mrs. Barkmeyer and children were attending the Knights of Colum bus picnic in tho Masonic grove, the little girl v.ao playing with some other children ou the dance floor of the pavilion when sho clipped and Injured her leg. At first the Injuiy did not appear to bo serious but after several days the pain became so severe that the child was taken to Salem for treat ment at one of the hospitals. It was then decided that an opera tion would be necessary. The operation was performed but fail ed to relievo the condition nnd re-! bulted in her death. Louise is sur vived by her father and mother i uid a month-old baby brother. 8 YEARS TO CASH CHECK FOR 67 CENTS Dallas. Or., Sept. 11. The long distance record for holding checks was announced this week by R. L. Chapman when he checked over his cancelled vouchers that had been cashed during August at the Dal las City bank. The check In ques tion had been drawn July 3, 1917, and was marked paid on August 5. 1925, eight years end one month from the date ot issue. It was for 67 cents and had been Issued to Frank L. Price ot Inde pendence. Mr. Chapman claims that be hadn't missed It either. . Mr. and Mrs. D. McCleary of Sil verton, Mr. and Mrs, (J. 8. Ilooley who have been living at Sisters, Oregon. have moved to Motor Route A, Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Olaen ot Portland spent the week-end at Silverton. Mrs. Olsen waa before her marriage, Miss Edna Johnson. ROSTEIN & RELIABLE MERCHANDISE New Crinkled Bed Spreads, Good Quality 81x108, Blue, Pink Price 78x108, a little lighter grade Price $3.85 A beautiful Mercerized Spread, Gold, Blue or Pink Price $7.50 New Umbrella Stock All Silk Umbrellas, the new styles, 6 ribbed, rust proof, brass frame A real bargain at $6.25 SILK UMBRELLAS GLORIA $3.85 tO $8.50 SII'K UMBRELLAS T m colors LADIES' UMBRELLAS 3 qq Children's Umbrellas 36 Inch Outing 90c Flannel 36 Inch Challies Heavy Grade Pretty Patterns yard 25c yard 19c Pequot Sheets and Pillow Cases, Sheetings and Tubings, Lowest Prices ' 42 Inch Tubing stitched Linen Finish Cotton BattS yard 39c $1.25 9-4 Sheeting Outing Flannel Bleached or Unbleached Good Grftde A Fair Grade 27 inch, yard 15c yard 45c 36 inch, yard 23c Table Oil Cloth, yard 34c 240 and 246 North New York, Sept. 10. (A. P.) Chinese tong warfare' has broken out unew here. Two Hip Sing tongmen are dead. Three officials of the On Leong tcig, Including tho national president are in jail charged with conspiracy to bring about slaying. Less than two weeks ago na tional officers of tho Hip Slugs and On beongs signed a truce. In addition to tho tong officials, ono Chinese 1b In jail as a killer. Tho other slayer escaped. The killing came on the heels of a series of raids by police lost night In which nine pistols, 1.000 rounds of steel-jacketed bullets and a quantity of opium were seized. Two Chinese were ar rested as gunmen and drug ped dlers. Deportation proceedings against them ore nlanned. A Chinese cook was shot and killed going to his room. A few hours later the body ot another Chinese was found In a market house, his skull crushed In by a hammer. On Leoncr officials held are Lee Cop Min. national president; iiee Len Doo, loc.il secretary, and Henry Moy. COURT OF ROUND UP QUEEN IS COMPLETED Dn.ull.ii.m ftr Klnt. 11. The queen of the Pendleton Roundup for 1925 has been compieieo. u the appointment of Miss Agnes u.ii .i .i....irhti nf William McMurray! general passenger agent ot '.ne o.-w. k. n. hubs fin nni.; rhiirrhflL nueen o! tho tfiipiishiirir. Wasb... rodeo, as attendants to tlio queen. Two local girls, suss Lamenne McNary and Miss Mary Clarke, nnmilnin. anllL tlmp allien HR num iii!iuiu.vu attendants. Tile queen and her aides will nean ait uounuup pa raues during tue snow. WILL DEMONSTRATE GOPHER POISONING Dallas. Or., Sept. 11. Four gopher demonstrations will he Slven throughout Polk county next week hy representatives oi the United States biological survey on request of the Polk County Federation of Community cuius Tho.f:e will show the results nml Made A Hit With Him 'My wife has taken your medi cine and has been wonderfully benefitted. For over four years she has had trouble with bloating and could scarcely eat any food becauso of this condition. Doctor's medicines did not help her and an operation was advised. Her broth or, who Is a druggist, sent her a bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Rem edy and It helped her at once. I cannot praise your medicine enough." It Is a simple, harm! preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the Intestin al tract and allays the Inflamma tion which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail ments. Including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. J. C. Perry, D. J, Fry and druggists) everywhere. Adv. GREENBAUM or Yellow Striped $5.00 I Coramecrial Street Instruct in the use ot clover and strychnine bait for gophers. The first will be given Wed ties day, September 16, at 9 ft. m., at the F, J. Woolke place on the Wal lace road, 1 miles north of Brush College; the second on Thursday, September 17 2 p. to,, at the Elkins school: the third on Friday, September 18, 9 a. m., at the W, H. McICoo place, Perrydale, and the last at Z p. m Friday, at the T. J. Worth place, Wlllamlna. L SITE DEAL IS CLOSED Eugene, Or., Sept. li. All op tions ou the proposed site of the Southern Pacific terminal and car uhops west of Eugene were taken up Thursday when caeh for the Eugene terminal bond issue was received from Portland and the deeds to the property were imme diately turned over to the South ern Pacific company. The Southern Pacific company. In return, transferred deeds for The Cause of Your ill Health JF you have Piles or other Rectal or Colon disorders there is the cause of your nervousness, lack of vitality.stomach trouble, general physical and mental Incapacity. I can help you win back your health by positively curing your PHes under a WRITTEN GUAR ANTEE or fee returned. Act today by calling for an examination or writing for my FREE booklet ejplain ing my celebrated treat- ment for PILES and other X'Z&rX Vi eca' Coln ailments. CHl$ DEAN.M.D.Inc. PORTLAND OFEICIS: SEATTLE UrMLtl. Or DVan BuilHing BOS-BIZ 5hafrp 3 THAND-My N l TM AND From 15 to 20 per cent on your Meat bill J: and enjoy the choicest meats obtainable vhen you trade with us. Our large volume : permits us to retail at practically whole sale prices. For Saturday we offer: VEAL ROASTS 15c lb. VEAL STEW 1 0c lb. Pure Lard, No. 5 pail 95c Best Shortening, pail . . . . . 80c Delicious Frakfurters, per lb. ... .... . . 15c Sliced Calves Liver, per lb 15c Fancy Sugar Cured Hams, lb 33c Sugar Cured Picnics, lb 21c Sugar Cured Bacon, per lb 40c THE OYSTER SEASON IS NOW OPEN. WE RECEIVE OURS DIRECT FROM OLYMPIA. COME AND LOOK OVER OUR FISH DISPLAY. midget market Originators of Low Prices 351 State Street Not in the Combine Note: Out of consideration to our employes we close Saturdays at 7 p. m. upiN'oximutoly 250 acrus of tholr, Springfield property to tlio city ot Eugene. The terminal site west of Eugene comprises about SOS acres. The transfer of property com pletes the deal for the terminal site. The cash for the terminal bond '.69ue was received from the Lum bermen's Trust company and Pierce, Fair. & company, both of Portland, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Los Angeles, Cal. A company ot firemen and several deputy sheriffs were required to subduo an unidentified monkey, believed to be a member of the Hollywood animal- actor colony. The monkey staged a wild party up and down an outlying residential district, frightening residents, until the bold fire laddies braved the ani mal's onslaught or bottles and vegetables and trapped It In a chlckpn coop. - ij If you are in the market for Tires it will pay you to get our prices HEAVY DUTY BALLOONS CORDS jl Hughes for Vulcanizing Salem Vulcanizing Works 474 Ferry. Phone 364 V.W. i a sr VEAL STEAK 3 17c lb. I LOIN OF VEAL 20c lb. 5 5