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SUPER-PLANE . TO BOY IS IIP ALL-MEAT DIET 'SINCLAIR WlLL IPfifO KILLED, NINE B
BE GIVEN .LINDY ; FOR BLOWING UP. ! PUTS PEP INTO j BE IRIEO ALONE-! INJURED BY GAS
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HIS STEPMOTHER
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NEW YOllK, Mar. 22. (P A ( OHEOO.V CITY. Ore.. Mnrrh N1JW TOHK. Jl.ir. 2--'. lPl WASHINGTON.. .Mar. jWV: WAHIIlXllTOX. Mur. . 22.
luxurious new airplane. wnn mci.ei ufttjin Jones. .w. iiiceu Afllll. tltro0 WPCks on tin: nlMneai Tho cWsplniey irlnl ..f John II. Two enllstfd man nr.. dead, five
Mated motor, "elf-alarler and ot ier ,,,,.,,,,., ,day on vilhjalnmr Stefansson. Arctic Fall and Harry V. Sinc lair today are sufforlnu- from AloU burn.
r.." ..,fl ...!.. fn .! i. : t. ' i v nJi n-f (l.wllll ho fl'eU mm-P.W.IK KtVPrOll lV .IllStlCP J PH H i 11 UrH ' a 11 ll fo 11 V fttllStl'd
liel Charles U l.lnrtberKh by April uuirdor in connection with the i optimistic, nmhliimiH and enerKetlcj llalh y who ordered the wealthy all
1st. O , explosion which killed his step-j ami fts(.rj;PS thi,,. lo njs dietary ex-'openuor tried alone on April 4.
William Mankey, chief engineer mother. Mrs. Inez 1.. Jones, and, ' I Sinclair and the former neeie-
fnr the Mahonoy Aircraft company, his half-hrother. Harold. The i n,,lm Pm- tarv of the interior orlKinnlly were
ImildPln of the Spirit of St. Louis. , indictment specifically charge! whPn ''' started the experiment 'sl.,,lUli,,u to n .la fol.Q ,.c.
: liaa divulged the details of the new f jr Junes. on February 2H he fell "lactadais-1 ond time April 2. hut counsel for
i .inn v.. . wis iiesicneu uv iae i..i..- i,n..'ff3 . ... a . n
- nuuni i. .-. ...- "jfiii on Keilliw up in ine mnrn-i'.i.. llmoio and Clenr
r i. .(.iiitinl htniBpIr ... i .1 i i i i ...i.i. . .t. i .i.... ... in i.. """" oioi
. iiiinn-. in a ninmrni nullum w'l"!inn. hill now ne rceiH "like Jlinill-jon' kiuii m..i iiv iib
ll will have the name n'lllB . ompnund fracture of the left leu (,. ou, nf m llnl ucttlna riKhf lo ! be present.
Km. i..l a.s hU lamoim irans Aiianiu olhol. injuries suffered in ihr ! wni lt " ! (luvpi-ninent counsel Immediate-
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VV MI Flo W II
mtMi Mini one
chii-f warrant officer art Miffe
Inn from minor burn ns a ivsuM
of a nasnliiu' explosion entity
' ahnuril the destroyer ii'iuli'i' Whit
ney at Cuuntanainu Hay. iu1;iq
The oVatt un William M-lvnil)i-
i lt'VOU,
when informed of th1
Minst Karl, refused lo!vm, hnsnltal under ntisnleeH of th
i I'ii:e nntl i-nmetlltiif? of the Hume avti.inn
iinpt tuance, but will Ultfer in other i t.jla.e
details. o . ; believe the hoy nuiliy. He wasjnu! SaK0 foundnllon pathnloy
It will have f quote.1 as savin. -I would not lpl)iu.tmem whi,,h hns )een udy
i i en iiiiMu ifiun in u ... ; OjoIIpvp it even if ho confessed, i ng diets since 1913. The foundn-
,n ui miu c When informed of the indirt- tion announee.
ThP tiwt iviib pnn.fnniPr) nt nolle- 1 trmved lo have Sinclair tried
ukIkii-iiIh v nml Din imitiiilt U-nu
Krantcd by Justice Hailey, who Hot
the trial date Immediately,
...tt n V.mi.. ThQ ItltOfll.f flnfuh
.... menl
win ne me tHt wm-u m imuic
luxury. The seats will he deep-
Earl .Tones said
That 1m
I just what I exported.'
a man set ond class, of Hal-
IMward (Jar-
rett. seaman first class, ut Ozark.
.Mo.
T hose seriously injured were
John Fredcri; NT, machinists
mate third class, .Mount Unyal, N.
J.; I) nld l.erny l'urch. fireman
Counsel for Sinclair opposed the ' ' ' ' ;-
ond class, of Sn-eatman. Tex.; (Jull-
111 (hk aitt'inlant of
San 11 nunc, Oavito, Phftippiue Ist-
tlnn iinnnunne,! tlint tliA nnlv nnJnUlVO to never tllC CaHO COntendillK
' , . . .. . . .... - nil i.-iiiiu uu mnnv wntt niin.VMii v
elusion li couni rnw ai miK lime j 1 lernin Dcltlo
, , , ,i i, , 1 r 1 siiiisiaeiory in apw loruas in in''t . ... , , v. ,m l i..tu- i.-ii...n..ii.i.i i,,,,nii'
cusnioiieu leauicr viuum mm mc , Tanker (ioes Ashore i o I -ih.uim, ' i - m
iiiKtrument hoard will be of nut- : SAN kraNIMSCO. .Mar. -11. tP) n t i 1 Tho oftr Uy A,,,m ,l- K"n to seaman second class, of Uounoke,
hojwny. ,Thi tanker Japan Arrow of the i H ,h" A'.w. m:xkft 11 oeposition and allow the ; a.
The nickel-pluted motor Is prob- 1 cieneral Petroleum company went I . . Au.tR. hi .ansson ; yM (lf Hn,.r. R Sinclair to f;et 1 Those who received minor burns
ably the most beautiful thinK of Its Khon ttHiQy in Kuchow harbor. I V 'ntirflly on meat. Ksktmos. j un(,4.r way Apr, 2 w(n be opposed .were: William Albert Oardts. chief
kind ever built. It. is a Wright chfnn wiirt n m.iL-r. r.(i(veii 1 I ' " "":i,y ceo rire r. Hoover, counsel nil- Kunner or ruterson, .n. .1.: i runic
whii-iuriiiii nf y n imropnnu'Pr and i .... ..- ..,. ri!lvo " rvy nnn
u...u ti.o ,rut f i(U i.ti(ifor .nthAr '...... . health, he says.
"c n" i ........ jj. ... - ui tin 1 1 1 1 1 ' I it' llllllllic urNlll-
purlH of the plane were ulso Kll'tB :mf,nt. o
from their huihleiH to Lindhersh. , The "vessel with a crew of fifty
men left San I'ed rn February I'fi
are in perfect
l'ostione Oi'ijcin CIjiuso
WAK1IINC1TON. Mar. 'I'l.Wt A
senate resolution to postpone for
one year the placing of the origin
clause of the immigration net was
approved today by the house im
mifraUnn committee.
for the Orient.
Canadian Banker Dies
CANNES, France. .Mar. 2:2. (fP)
Sir iMorlinier Davis, widely
known C'anndinn lianker and snorts-
'man, died ttulay. Heart disease.
Do you enjoy your food?
IF you do not enjoy your food
it is a true 'sigrc ihat yoa arc
losing your appetite. And whan
your appetite is "gone" it mean3
you haven't the resistance to
ward on" disease. Lojs of appe
tite is only a symptom. General
weakness pervades the entire
body. There is no desire to work
or play. . . '
Richi reJ, 'blood builds and
lustains
Your physician will tell you
that lowered vitality is the re
sult of an insufficient supply of
Ted blood cells those vitalizing
elements in the blood that nour
. ish and sustain the body.,
When you get your red blood
cells back up to normal, that
sluggish, let-down feeling, loss of
appetite, rheumatism, boils, pim
ples, and skin troubles disap
pear. You get hungry again;
sleep soundly; solid flesh takc.l
the place ofrthat which was onca
flabby. You feel strong; and
your nerves become steady. ,
S.S.S. proven record over
100 yean
For more than 100 years
S.S.S. has been helping peoplo
regain their strength and charm.
Thousands of users have testified
wmiM
Another Arctic explorer, Karl
sien Anderson, on the all-meat diet
since January -4. trnined hack dur
ing the latter part of -the period
a pound more thnn 'he lost in
weiKht at first. Stefansson has lost
about nine pounds, but explains
that he was 10 pounds overweight
anyway. . i
"I am convinved that the meat
Sinclair. I Itenjumln MuNaudar. seaman first
"It would be difficult to exam-j class, nf Chelmsford. Middlesex
Ine Fall in advance of the trial," county. Mass.; Kdward l'eier Mich
said Hoover, "and we will oppose julskl, aprentice seaman, lialthnorv.
stich proceedure. Hesides not be- j Aid.; Howard Franklin l'.ousuuet.
IiiK lynctfcnble to exiimine Ml. seaman second class, of Island
Fall in advance of the govern-j City. I'nlon county. Ore.; Marvin
meiit's presentation of Its case, it t Warern Weavei. apprentice seji
would be Impossible for us todo it ! man, of Johnstown, Tn.
now before April i!, the day Het for The nffieial dispatch from Vice
tin trial. Admiral Ashley llnherison. com-
"If the court should sever the I in.imlur nf 1lie Mnonllnu- fleel. Kit ill
diet is an excellent one," sier-1 rns(s of J-'all and Sinclair and then j that the accident occurred at U:4i
ansson said, "but I would not ioe-iKrnnt a continuance to Sinclair or i a. m.. on March 21. while the per
ommend ft for everyone. It would j uontinue the case against both of sonnel wvvv ventilating the coffer
be too expensive. The 'meat of,them. until the latter part of May ; (i!im fij(tc(.nt to the gasoline stor-
.iiinurt KnitiH wiiivii i (-llIlullll iKnr ine iirsi oi june we woum men inge space.
-iNivaiiiu in inri-e sirimn suaKHiie willing to go uneau wnn ine
and might cost $r tooSli a day at; trial of Sinelnir alone ind use
current restaurant prices." Fall's dejuisitlon If he wns unable
t , to be present.
The report said that the fumes
were Ignited from an undetermin
ed source or cause.
The men who were seriously
PORTLAND ARCHITECTS
OPPOSE SALEM BLDGJi
Arguments on Fall's motion lo j ,llnK.(i were irnnsfi rn d to the hos-
cnntliiue his trial because of ill I
pilal ship Mercy wln-re Deleveit
alth were called for before Jus- jHm, (;am. died last iiiKlit
"Now! I am rlgltt."
to its benefit in unsolicited let
ters of gratitude.
Made only from "fwish vefj- .
etable drugs i?athei-ea at the
proper soasoft of the year, S.S.S.
pives to Nature vhat she needs
in making you yourself again.
All drujg stores sell S.S.S. Gob
the larger size. It is more economical.
' SALEM",' .Ore., )Iar. 22.--(?P
Carl Abrams, secretary of the Ktu'te
hoard f control, today received t
letter from the Oregon Chapter,
American institute of Architects,
I asking for a conference with the
("state hoard some time next week
! relative to the location of the pro-
i poned new slate office building.
Whether the conference will he I
i hel will he decided when Ahrams i
; comers witn members of the board.
lice Jennings Itailey in the Histrict
of Columbia supreme court this
atiernoon. 11 ine moiion is grain
ed the government will ask that
Sinclair be placed on trial alone
April 2,
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The men less seriously burned
were kept on board the Whitney
for treatment. There was no ma
terial damae to the vessel, the dis
patch said. '
A court of In'nuiry was ordered.
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SPAIN RETURNS TO 'INIW TAY TflTAI
jlllUUHIL. Illl IUIIIL
LEAGUEOFNATIONS;TAKES 2ND JUMP
(JKNKVA. Mur. 22. (A1) faioial
;ui-n of Spain to tho IJcjikuo of
I The state snpierffe court recently i.Niitlnns was anniiunceil tiiln nftot-
SSS Builds Sturdy Health
held unconstitutional an act nf the
1027 legislature authorizing the use
of funds borrowed from the state
industrial accident commission for
construction of the buildint;. This
case Is now on appeal to the Vnlt
ed States supremo court.
The Oregon chapter of the Amer-
l ican Institute ol Architects, com
j posed largely of I'ortlnnd nichi- j John Coolidge Home
; tects, objects strongly to the hica-i WASHINGTON. Mar. 2. (P)
1 Hon proposed for the building, John Coolidge returned to Wash-
which is a vacant plot of Htate ington last nlKltt to spend a ten
ground immediately north of the su-1 days' spring vacation with his par
nrnme court building. tentM ot the White House.
noon by Hon I'edrn S.mgro, Span
ish representative. "
The nnnotineement avhS made by
Don I'eilro at a seHHioii of the
lennue committee on child wel
fare. J le said thai the s decision
to return was reached at n cabinet
meeting in Madrid this murning.
Only the heart-leaves
of the tobacco plant
WASHINGTON. Mar. 2 2. A
Another jump In the rate of re
ceipts from March 1 5 Income lax
collections was noted today In
treasury figures.
To the close of business March
20 the payments had reached
.1(;r.,or-1.4ii! while for the same
period last year the total was
$;irK.r.o4,t;iirt.
Secretary Mellon holds tha opin
ion that the estimates of (he trea
sury as to government surplus will
not need a revision, shire some
Increased congressional appropria
tions are likely to offset the extra
return from the Income lax.
Though the t iiaHury on March
20 took in K7,'MMi,H(Mt and spnt
but 11,000,000. its actual cash
balance was lower at the end of
the day than the day before be
cause of the application of the re
ceipts to the shorj .time loans.
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The Cheapest Store in the West
Lest you forget we say it yet
We always sell ?or less
Men's Work Sox a dime Army Mess Kits two-bits
Children's Oxfords with parocord sole 98c
Children's Play Suits, heavy denim 75c"
Men's Athletic LTnicm Suits, "Special" .45c"
Sealpax twin-button Union Suits 95c ,
Union Suits, short sleeves ankle length 75c
Big Yank Work Shirts, heavy grade 85c 1
Men's or Boys' heavy blue Bib Overalls .... 95c J
Ladies' fancy Dress Pumps and Oxfords : S2.98 ,:
A nice lot of Ladies' Spring Hats . . v $1.35 to $3.85
Men's wool felt Hats, real values at $1.75
Men's Dress Caps, dozens of them at .' 95c
Ladies' all silk Hose, fully guaranteed .85c
Men's all leather Work Shoes $2.95
Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords at .$3.75
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15 Men's Suits, values up to $40.00,
size 34, 35 and 36 $7.50 and $10.00
Will H Wilson
32 North Front Street
Cash Register $20.00
Show Case $20.00
House for Rent
Apartment for Rent
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That's the bedrock reason for "not a cough in a carload."
The tobacco itself! Indeed, the whole why of Old Gold's
honey-like smoothness rests in these five tobacco facts:
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Dynamite Kid Arreted
1'OUTLANI), Ore., Mar. 22. (I')
Police were advised today by As
toria police that Thcrun Milter,
ll!. of Salem wlu- was arrested
there on a theft charge, had aban
doned a car which was found at
Llnuton last night. In the car was!
found a quantity of dynamite. Vo
llen said a stick of dynumito was
found on Miller when arrested ut
Astoria.
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Drowncd In Neittlr Tank
I!KKU, Ore., March 22. (P)
Donald Newton, 4, son of -Leon
Newton, was drowned In a sedtlo
tank nt I nines yesterday.
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The finest tobaccos that grow
Only the "heart-leaves" from the q
ncart oi me lonacco pianu
Selected for tftir silkincss and
ripeness to insure that honey'
like smoothness
Extra long mellowing and nfte-
ing in a temperature of mid
July sunshine
All tobacco . . . pure tobacco
. ". . the finest tobaccos that grow
O
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SMOOTHER AND BETTER NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD
' WASHINGTON. Mai
lt was made clear today at the
treasury that reKanlb-ss of the re
sult of the vote In the senate on
the Resolution to obtain his retire
ment from the cabinet, that Secre
tary Mellon would not. resign.
It was evident In treasury cir
cles that Mr. Melton would iKiiore
the attack upon him in conn reus
unless President ('ootide should
demand his withdrawal from of
fice and no such action was con
sidered possible. The resolution
for the secretary's retirement, of
fered by Senator Couzens. republi
can, .Michigan, arose partly from
the Teapot iJnnic Inquiry, affil Mr.
Mellon'H failure to disclose that
Will , Hays, former republican
national chairman, had offered
him Sinclair Liberty bonds In ex
change for ii campaign contribu
tion. -
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WASHINGTON, Mar. :'2. (!
A rrjfeoltitinn (HrMctiiiK the IiiiukmN
rle urrcRt nf ThtmiiH W. Cunnlnn
hii'3, rc'iiuliUfun, or riilliili-llil:i.
wirnj' pr';.litel to the Hfnnln In
ii.imw, Hi'.iiir KlnK, ilcniocrnl,
of rtiih, toflay Inl'iirnied I Ho com-
IllillHC.
Senator Kins piWontHd n rcjiort
tnlny frtn the Honalo ranitmlKn
funln conkniittfio. rltlng thf; rffutcil
nf CunnliiKham to tell llio cniiinQ
tep nbotil hW $0.OH rr.ntrihtitinii
to the Cfimpal-rn fuml of William H.
Vare. He old hp would offer IiIk
rPHoliition Introirow dlrertltiK r
rout of CnnnltiKliatn for contempt.
Cunningham In clerk nf the nnjir
ler KPftflionn court In I'lilludeidilii
at a salary of $xn(i( a yeur, mid the
InventlKatorn were tinahle to tin
deffttand how he ronld have mud'.1
mich a contrlhiitlon out of Ills own
private fundi.
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