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Roosevelt Greeted By Thousands On Seattle Visit
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STATEHOSPITAL
2536 Patients ' Now T. B.
Hospital Population Jumps
56 As Compared to Last
Year Fewer in Pen
SALEM. Oct. 1. W) The popula
tion of eight star Institution! was
0,405 In September, la more than
t the same tune last year, the state
budget department showed today.
The state hospital Increased 89 to
3, B36 patients, showing the largest
gain of any Institution. The state
training school's population was 78,
a decline of 87 from a year ago. This
was the largest drop.
The state's tuberculosis hospital's
population Jumped 66 to 326. while
the blind trades school, only other
Institution to show an Increase, had
a population of 42, one more than a
year ago:
Fewer Feehle-Mlndrd.
The eastern Oregon tuberculosis
hospital dropped from 140 to 147,
while the Falrvlew home for feeble
minded declined from 940 to 047.
The penitentiary fell from 090 to
976, and the school for girls from 4
to 60. The eastern Oregon state hos
pital dropped from 1,330 to 1.308.
Per capita costs Increased at all
but one Institution because of higher
nrlces of food and clothing. The
blind trades school has a per capita
cost of (67.63. highest of any Insti
tution, but this figure Is $5.34 leas
than a year ago.
The eastern Oregon state hospital
has the lowest cost of 413.10, compared
with ia,15 a year ago.
The latest per capita costs st other
Institutions, - compared with a year
ago, are: State hospital, $13.82 and
$12.70; tuberculosis hospital, $47.93
and $43; eastern Oregon tuberculosis
hospital. $53.88 and $48.44; Falrvlew
Home. $14.41 and $13.71; schools for
Iris, $38.75 and $34.32; penitentiary.
(19.39 and $30.17; training school,
$51.98 and $22.61.
One hundred thousand Seattle citizens greeted President Roo&eTelt
when he arrived In the city on Ills western tour Tuesday night. This
photograph was taken as Mr. Roosevelt, the First Lady and Gov. Clar
ence O. Martin rode np the crowd-lined avenue. The President's son,
James, and Mayor John F. Dnre also rode In the flower-laden car. Roose
velt flashed his famous smile and waved his hat. (A. P. Photo).
ASHLAND, Oct. 1. (Spl.) The
board of directors and clUaens' bud
get committee of school dlstrtot No.
8 sdopted the offlclsl budget Wed
nesday night for the 1938-'39 school
year, requiring $3706.50 more than
the figures foe the current year.
The Increase Is entirely due to In-
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creased salaries granted teachers In
local schools, ' according to Supt.
George A. Briscoe.
Official publication of the budget
figures will occur In a few days and
a public heart nk will be held 30 days
later, Mr. Briscoe said.
Total estimated expenditures for
next year are $84,708, as compared
with tei.23S.S0 for the current year.
and estimated revenue Is 922.430,
compared with 922,760 for the year
1037-'38. The amount to be raisen
hy taxation In the new budget Is
903,265, as against 958,886.50 for this
year. '
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PORTLAND, Oct. 1. (TP) Farm
security administration officials of
Washington, Oregon and Idaho per
fected here today plans for an ad
ministrative change making farm debt
adjustment and community and co
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SPECIALS for OCT. 2 and 4
srsMssswsssMasssMsss.
Crackers sauoVwafers 2 lb. 17c
Baking Powder K Ocan25M 15c
Baking Soda a&h ib. pkg. 6c
Golden West Coffee
Shortening
Pure Pearl
4 lb. package
JEWEL
Pure Vegetable
3 lb. pail
45c
Campbell
SOUPS
All kinds except chicken
dozen
Chicken, dozen
99c
....$1.09
SUGAR r S5 29
WITH UHCHAII or
ONI MCKAOI IACH
STALEY'S
Olois Stsrth l
Corn Starch C
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SWEET POTATOES..
VEGETABLES '
Onions, Local
Spanish 1 C
10 lbs I
POTATOES
Klamath Gems
25 lb. bag
No. 2
50 lb. bag
No. 2
BANANAS
Fancy ripe
fruit, 4 lbs.
.. 4 lbs. 13t
25c
45c
IAS
17c
JELLO all flavors 3 pkgs. 13c
KAFFEE HAG . . . Ib. tins 35c
WHILE THEY LAST
FREE CEREAL DISH
.With Three Standard or Two Larse
EsCT. Jf CORN FLAKES
&
Pa cook
3 for 20c
FLOUR
HIGHLAND CHIEF
Hardwheat
4 lb.
bags ....
KITCHEN QUEEN
19 lb. (t CQ
4 I .Oil
$1.49
S1.87
CROWN BEST PATENT
Unbleached
19 lb.
bags
CORN MEAL
White or yellow Qf).
No. 10 bags OUU
SPERRY OATS
Quick or Regular Q Q
No. 10 bags OOU
operative services an Integral part of
rural rehabilitation loans.
The plan. Regional Director Walter
A. Duffy said. Is Intended to meet
the problem of personnel and budget
curtailment as well as to strengthen
and broaden the rural rehabilitation
program.
80,000 FOR WINNERS
PORTLAND, Oct. 1. Dooro
awing open at 8 a. m. tomorrow on
th 37th annual Pacific International
Livestock Exposition here.
A 10 percent Increase in premtums
and a corresponding, boost in arena
prizes will result In the distribution
of 980.000 to farm and livestock ex
hi bi tors, $25,000 to blue ribbon win
ners in the horse show and -$10,000 to
rodeo participants. .
A rodeo Innovation this year will
be the crowning of a king of the
bucking horses, with a stiver-mounted
halter, suitably engraved, as a re
ward. T. B. Wilcox, exhibition presi
dent, said.
Robert Ormond Case and Ernest
Haycox. widely known writers of west
ern fiction, and Henry W. Collins,
veteran president of the Pendleton
Roundup, will Judge rodeo perform
ances. A free matinee performance of the
horse show and rodeo will feature the
children's day program, beginning at
1:45 p. m.. during which all children
of school age will be allowed to see
the entire exposition for a small gate
charge, Wilcox said.
Matinee and night shows are also
scheduled for Sunday.
DRUNKEN DRIVING LAW
PROVING EFFECTIVE
PORTLAND, Oct. 1. A record
of 51 convictions and no acquittals
by the district attorney's office here
Indicated today the effectiveness of a
new Oregon law bearing on drunken
driving cases.
Convictions were secured in all
cases since June 7, when the state
statute went Into effect making ex
amination by a physician of drivers
so charged unnecessary, Deputy Tom
Work said.
Seven of the convicted drivers have
entered appeals.
STATE DEBT LOAD.
CUT $2,569,699
SALEM. Ore.. Oct. 1. (API Th.
state highway bonded debt was re
duced today to $21,141,750 and th.
World War Veterans' state sld bonded
debt fell to J22.178.000 when Stat.
Treasurer Rufus C. Holmsn deposited
(3.568 899 with the state's fiscal agent
In New York.
The deposit was used to pay 1,
000.000 principal and (478,408 Inter
est on highway bonds, and $800,000
principal and $492,291 interest on
state sld bonds.
"Material progress Is being msd.
In the reduction of the bonded In
debtedness of the state and Its sub
divisions, and the state's financial
condition Is the best In several
years," Holman said.
The state's bonded debt now
amounts to $46,686,010, compared
with a peak of $88.088.810 In 1928.
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Your grocer has a limited quantity li
o these fine Pa"ng knives at this lelf
VT price, with purchase of one pack- fifiW
aee eacr Staley's Starch Cubes and L M
Cream Corn Starch. Act at once. PJr?
Newest thing in
starch. Ksndy exact
measure cubes. Just
count cubes for per
fect (urchin.
Your grocer has a limited quantity
of these fine paring knives at this
price, with purchase of one pack
age each Staley's Starch Cubes and
Cream Corn Starch. Act at once.
A. E. STALEY MFG. COMPANY, Decatur, IIL
GET FROM YOUR GROCER TODAY!
Preferred for its pur
ity and extra-creami-ness.
Makes delicious
desserts, gravies, pie
fill inns.
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But Kellogg'g Corn Flakes at your grocer's
mid get your free cereal bowl while the
supply la!!
Everybody loves Kellogg's. They have
that matchless rrispnes and flavor that
can't be duplicated in any other corn
flakes. Crunchy and delicious in milk or
cream. Fine for breakfast, lunch or the
children's supper.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes are made better.
Packed better. Taste better. The pat
ented Kellogg package with the heat
sealed waxtite inner wrapper keeps
them oven-fresh. Ready to serve. One
of the biggest values you,'
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Order plenty of Kellogg's
today! Once you've seen
this beautiful cereal bowl,
you'll want not just one but
a whole set for your break
fast tablet It's that wonder
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now. It makes Kellogg's even more
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grocers. Made and guaranteed by Kellogg
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