The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 9

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1928 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON PAGE work as did both carpenters, two oft the four fans hands; two of the POCATELLO PLANE WRKK COSTS SE LOCAL HIKERS PASSTESTSO- P. Brown and Charles Treacy, candidates for representative from 11V, 1 issssaMSSSssssssassa Five persona were killed In the crash and two more died at hospital from Injuries received wheat- Fekker passenger plan af the National Park Airways company was wrecked In attempting to land at Pecatello, Ida. This photograph of the demolished plan va taken few minute after the accident WlsaS Six men and- one woman wen allowed to file their petitions for naturalisation as United State cb after prelmunary. wen held in the Marion courthouse yesterday before W.

Wiggins, acting district director at naturalisation. Nine applicants failed to pas the preliminary hear ings and wen continued tor another hearing betcn being allowed to lue. 1 Those who wen allowed to file yesterday and whose final hearings wul-be held to (0 days an Charles Amen resseudeu, James Joseph Fitssbnmens, Mrs, Theoia p. Jory, Herman J. BluemnuL Alfred J.

Ha. ber. Charles T. Boelens, and Joseph -WolWrl. Antonio Paris! was continued to learn English.

Otto Beheisa. another applicant, and William H. Mcctyium wen unable to produce witnesses who had known them for a long enough period of time. Oth- en continued were Thomas BY Nun- nemaker, Johane Junciisuu. Mary Kohuke, Edward J.

Ostgaard, Amal- la Banaosks, and Arnold Roethtttt, Bona RaucB and OttfBa K. lam failed to put in an appearance yes-terday altboogh they wen stated to be given prehndnarx heartogs yesterday afternoon. Acting Director. Wiggins grsotoa new certificates ot dtosmtblp to Jobana OvthmBetter and Gottfried Halter who had lost their first cej. Ueetea.

-V Thb Ad ami I5e Buys One Pound Peaant Brittle Bee Candy Factory Hotel Renter Bldg. est High Si Finest TWe reeding ten to your eye at the abov Ogam (gainst breakage--the only firm In saiem extending this spamdld Pre Service. Exmamatlon, too TbeseSOT-Glwts Osdlsal Oa 11 Commercial at "At th Sign ot the spex" EXCEPTIONAL FOOTWEAR VALVES For Men ft Women For Boys St Oirls $5.50, $7, $8.50, $10 Expertly Fitted John J. Rottle tU Stat St Qaaaty. Style, Servis $495 cs tUUd 4 ft u.ii.'kfi.ai;' jtsvtf aix tA, JWJi Ammil avwdfe stgMamt it nivs4t, Mstli alii aPtiivvtt WARNS HUNTERS NOT TO VIOLATE HUNTING ORDER Hunten who attempt to bag dear violation of tns governors proclamation closing the deer season until September 20, will do so at th risk of arrest and prosecution, F.

A. El liott, stats forester declared this morning. "We cant keep the hunters out of th woods, but then wul be enough wardens on the leb to see that they confine their diet to bear and cougar meat until the ban on deer is lifted." Elliott "The only reason we have not asked for a proclamation barring campers and fishermen from the woods at this time is because the aw aoes not permit of such a in sun." Elliott Indicated that an atbannt win be made at the forthccnilnB mvutv acssion to amena tne law so as to embower the aoverruw tn m. th forests to all comers In Itan a emergency sucn as the present Walter C. Window, Salem attor ney, who contemplated Injunction proceedings, to prevent enforcement of the governor's proclamation, left waay witn nis party lor the moun tains east of Rosebursr.

wi ruins said yesterday his party would go into the woods regardless of the proclamation, but was uncertain whether they would attempt to ktU deer. Wlnslow contends that the proclamation is unconstltutb and cannot be enforced. In the party wen Winslow. Dr. M.

C. Findley, T. M. Hicks, Charles Vlck and Norman Wlnslow, son of tne attorney. MRS.

JUUA BENNETT CALLED BY DEATH Mrs. Julia Virginia Bennett. 88. wife or Dr. O.

R. Bennett, Salem dentist died last night Mrs. Ben nett nsa aunered with heart trouble for a number of vears but she had been seriously ill less than a week, an naa no children. Dr. and Mrs, Bennett came' to Salem from Portland about three Besides her husband Mrs.

Bennett Is survived by her mother. Mn. Julia Leep of Myrtle Point, a sister, Mrs. Georgia Bennett ot Myrtle Point and a brother, Harold T. Leep 01 rat Hills, cam.

sut woods laborers. There wen no calls for the two male kitchen work' era or one each of flee clerk and cook. Twelve calls for woman ag ricultural labor wen fined with seeking work. Two of the six can' nery workers wen placed as was one of the two nurses with calls for four. There wen no calls for the one saleswoman.

Ford with license. Running order $20.00. 1130 Clarion. 218 Armistice day plans and the com ing drum and bugle corps trip to tne national convention in Ban An tonlo, will be discussed at a meeting of Capital post No. 9 Amer.

lean Legion, Tuesday night. This is the first of the fall meetings and a big turnout Is expected. Twelve members of the swung men's division of the V. M. C.

A. accompanied by Dean Roy Hewitt and Ben Rlckll, will leave at seven tonight for Taylor's grove above Mehama to spend the week-end In retreat. The men will occupy the w. e. A.

cabin. Just received; One 1028 Coupe; 1927 Ford Coupe; 1924 Sport model star star touring 8. Bargain prices. Used Car earner, block west ot Ladd Bush Bank. 315 Mrs.

Elizabeth Rowley, accom' panted by nine girls who an mem ben ot the junior live saving corps of tne saiem x. w. c. A. left Fri day for a three day stay at Moore's ranch near Bclo.

The girls vJU re view their summer work, See the "Blrehficld" line of rural- tun constructed In our window next Wed. evening. Thursday and raaay uiese-1 owen. jus' Conrtenay Dinwiddle, New York man who la spending 10 days In Marlon county with the Marlon county child health demonstration, plans to spend the week-end at the beach. Dinwiddle is director of demonstrations for the Common' wealth Fund which Is financing the demonstration work hen.

Dr. Estill Brunk, Marlon county dental officer will leave Tuesday for Klamath Falls, where he will meet with school and county officers and the county public health association. to form plans lor a Klamath coun ty dental unit. Jackson county Is the first and Klamath the second county In which the state dental association has extended the same kind ot dental service and clinic work offered In Marlon county. En-route south Dr.

Brunk will confer with Douglas county 'officers regarding the establishment of the dental work then, He wilt also supervise the work now being done in Jackson county. Dr. Brunk win drive down and Mrs. Brunk will accompany him. Marriage licenses were Issued by the Marion county clerk today to Fred Fery, 23, 01 Aumsvlue, and Luella Boedighenner, 18, of Stay' ton; to Francis M.

Miller, 31, and Annls Rose Porter, 23, both ot The Salem Lions club directors, with as many other members possible, will meet with the Inde pendence Lions at Monmouth next Monday in an endeavor to organise a Lions club in Monmouth, Robert Culver, state employe at the cottage farm, was badly bruised and suffered injuries to his back when a bale of hay fell upon him Thursday afternoon. Culver was driving a team when he fell from the wagon. The horses became frightened and started to run. us-j ins one ot the bales ot hay to top ple the load, pinning him to the ground. He was taken to tne Salem General hospital by the Golden ambulance service, Then wUl be at least ten new grade teachers the nine grade schools ot Salem when school opens two weeks from next Monday, September 21 Seven of last year' grade teachers have resigned so far this year and three have transferred to junior high school.

Plans ror to transierrai of several of tne teachers to new buildings this fall will be presented to the prtndpala at their first meeting ot the new year which has been caned for next Thursday morning at in toe superintendent's office. See the "Btrchfteld" line of furni ture constructed in our window next Wed. evening. Thursday and Friday Qlese-Powers. 216 What is being done In Salem and other places for the modern interment ot the dead was explained before the Lions club Friday noon by John Clemenson, public relations director for the Belcrest Memorial park.

The Salem project comprises 50 acres, ot which 16 will be set aside lor actual interment and tne remainder In park, It Is located on the old Bruce Cunningham place on Browning avenue off the Liberty road. The project, he said, represents an investment of $263,000 of which $187,000 wul be spent in Salem. Mn. E. H.

Ellis, 1926 North Com mercial street. Is reported to be recovering satisfactorily from the ef fects ot a goiter operation performed yesterday at tne Portland sanitarium. John Horgan, who recently broke the smaU bone In his right ankle In two places, is able to be around again with the help of crutches, He was in McMinnvllle Friday to have his Umb dressed. The accident occurred near McMinnvllle while on his way to Sheridan several weeks ago, 1 jost received: One 1M Essex Coupe; 1927 Ford Coupe; 1926 Sport model Star Star touring 6. Bargain' prices-, Used Car earner, IV block west of Ladd Bush Bank.

ais Joy Turner Mosee has returned to Salem after visiting and studying in Seattle for the past few weeks. Mn. Moses opened her piano and violin studio today. Members of the Writer's club wul be entertained on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. A.

Kells at 93 Lesli street ORGANIZE CLU3 LIKE MHZ AM AS Formation of the Salem Chemek- ettans, a biking olub patterned after the Portland Masamas, the Seattle Mountaineers and kindred organizations, was effected last night at a reunion dinner in the Y. M. 0. A. of those who climbed Mount Hood on August 5.

Stanley Vail, Mn. E. M. Hoffneu, Fred Anunson, Ross BldweU and Ben Rlckll were named a permanent committee to comoleto the or ganization. The Chemeketans win nrobably have as one of its require ments for membership the scaling ox a snow clad peak, but then is pending a plan tor associate membership for those who have not yet climbed a peak.

The first organised bike or tne new group wlU be held September 23 when Dr. David Bennett Hill will lead a hike through the Silver Creek 'Falls county. The Chemeketans will have nearly 50 charter members but the various hikes wUl be open to those not Qualified for membershlD. At the reunion banquet last night moving picture views taken by Dr. Hill during the Hood climb, wen shown on a screen.

Ray Conway 01 Portland, guide on the climb, show ed moving pictures of airplane views of the country covered and pictures of glacial and lava flows. Mr. and Mrs. Conway, Anton Gruber, and Dr. William DeKlelne wen honor guests last night A first aid packet was given Conway in appreciation 01 nis won during tne cumo.

ROCK CRUSHES TURN OUT 1000 TONS DAILY NOW county rock crushers an now turning out 1000 yards of rock a day, a new record in county road work. commissioners potter and Smith today figured over the product of the crushers today and stated that never Derore has rock oeeu nyiing around in Marion county at the rate it is flying now. Working like mad the and crews intend to finish up the five year road program of the county before rain falls this fan at the end of the third year of the program, or two years ahead of tne gong. The crushers which an turning out rock an at stayton, Turner, Silverton, Mt Angel, Mehama, Silver creek Falls district, Scetts Mills, Aurora, Newberg and Fairfield. The two crushers at Salem an not work ing, most ot their work being in the winter time.

"We an going to put the program over this year," stated Commissioner What wul follow next year remains to be seen. It aU depends on the finances and the finances all depend on the actions of the next legislature, so the county will finish up in a hurry what it has outlined and await developments. ALL FORESTS IN OREGON CLOSED Portland. Sept. (lP)-One ot tha mart drastic anti-forest fin measures yet Invoked was taken by the United States district forestry office here this afternoon when all national forests in Oregon and southern Washington wen closed to entry until further notice.

Th ban effects all travel In na tional forest except along estaa- Utshed roads and camping at super vised camp grounds. SALEM AIR MAIL BUSINESS DOUBLES Air mail business the Satan postoftiee has nearly doubled since August 1 when tne redaction in rate went Into effect says Post master John Farrer. Previous to August air man cost a straight 1 cent an ounce. Under th re duction th first ounce costs fire cents and each additional ounce 1 cent. Postmaster Farrar says that letter can go from Salem to New York City In two days under the air mall service.

The first lap, from Satan to Pasco, Is made by train and the planes start east from Pasco. The eastern air mail leaves saiem at five o'clock in the after noon, California air mall leaves at eight in the evening and goes by train as far as Medford. TWO PETITIONS FOR DIVORCES GRANTED Two divorce decrees were entered and one. milt for divorce instituted In Marion county circuit court early Saturday afternoon. Hazel Mae Oeno charges non-sunnort.

cruelty. drunkenness and several other dis agreeable habits to Harry M. Oeno in her complaint filed today. The Genoa were married in Wisconsin in 1910. They hare one son living, agea is.

Inns Brxnev is given a divorce from Orant Barney, the custody of tneir small daughter, and $2 month for. the child's auDnott violet smith is no longer the wile ot Donald RuueU Smith. Mrs. Smith Is given the custody ot Norm Rachel, their 1 month old daughter. Word has been received from the United State veterans' hospital In Taccsna, Wash, that Walter Lets! is recovering nicely from th ef feet ot a goiter removal operation which hs received then last Tues day.

Lessl live at 210 lm street with his sister, Miss Helen Lets), More attention is being paid to the- elements 01 education man lormer-ly, but something more la needed to make an educated person, O. Howard, state school superintendent, sold In an address before the Albany Klwanis olub Thursday. New courses in education In high schools piovido that the last 12 weeks ot the scnor year be devoted to the technique of grammar, reviews of arithmetic and geography and standard tests on writing and spelling. Three other fundamentals were classified as health, and "moments of Insight." Mrs. Minnie Miles, 80, Linn county resident for the past 47 years, will be buried in the Providence cemetery Sunday afternoon, the funeral services beginning at 2 o'clock.

She died at (tie home of a son, W. O. Miles, in Albany Thursday night. Mrs, Miles was born In Alabama, May 7, 1848 and came to Oregon In 1881. The family located In the forks of the Santiam where she lived until 10 yean ago.

Her husband died in 1918. She was a member of the Christian church In Sdo, Other sons and daughter surviving are Mrs. J. A. Craft, Salem; Mrs.

William Rassler and M. J. Miles, Lebanon; Mrs. W. H.

Davis, of Portland. Miller's Open Tonight! JIS' War upon known "dead beats" was declared by the board of directors of the Salem Business Mens League Friday night J. L. Saunders, representative of the National Credit bureau, met with the directors to discuss the problems of Increasing the bureau's efficiency through a closer woven organisation. Records of the credit rating ot 30,000 people in Salem' and vicinity are now listed with the league, which has 160 members who share credit information bbout prospective customers.

25c Bargain dance Mellow Moon every Saturday night 215 Morris Ruble, one of the three boys arrested yesterday for entering the home of Fire Chief Harry Hutton, is detained at the Deaconess hospital pending a decision by County Judge Slegmund as to what disposition shall be made of his case. The other two boys, Robert Sherry and Robert Lone were sent to their homes. It was first believed the boys had taken over $40 from the house, but It develops that the amount taken was only a small sum In loose change. Old papers for sale, 5c per bundle. Capital Journal.

Henry L. Mills has been named administrator of the $1200" estate of Alice J. Palmer. Miller's Open Tonight! 215' Complaint on a note has been filed In circuit court by Henry Splts- bart against w. A.

waiter, Dance 25c bargain dance at Mel' low Moon every Saturday night. 215 Decree of divorce has been granted to Violet Smith, from Donald Russell Smith on ground ot desertion. They were married at Vancouver In July, 1028 and have one child which Is given Into the custody of the; mother, Miller's Open Tonight! 215' J. E. Parrlsh has filed action in circuit court against the Aetna Casualty 4k Surety company, to col' lect 4246.1 on a bond It la alleged that company gave on a carload of sheet) which Parrlsh states he sold In 128 to the dark Commission tompany of Hop pickers wanted at McLaughlin ranch.

miles this side ot In. derjendence. on Salem Indeoend- ence highway. 850 acres. Fine camp ground, picket ifoarten; long sea son.

Demurrer has been filed with the county clerk in the care of Wil-lam Shendon against Fred Willig. Miner's Open Tonight! Ur. and Mrs. Id Herman, 2260 louth High, an the parents of a on, born Friday. Herman Is me-oianlc at the Bonesteele Motor com- nny.

This Is their second boy. He las not been named yet Ice for residences. Phone 280 early. Capital Ice Cold Storage Co. Chief of Police Frank Mlnto yesterday issued an order that children must be off the streets by 9 o'clock at night unless accompanied by their parents or guardians.

The curfew will be the signal for their getting Indoors, and the curfew ordinance Is to be strictly enforced, ays the chief. Miller's Open Tonight! 215 A. F. Hanauska, Mrs. Alfred Han auska, Tom ShorteU and Earl Broyles of Woodburn.

visited Sa lem, Friday. Mrs. Hanauska received ner final citizenship papersi' Garage for rent, down town district, rear Fire Dept. Phone 585-J. Mrs.

William Bllven an son ot Woodburn visited Salem Friday, I Miller's Open Tonight! 215 Mrs. Fred Miller and Mrs. Harold Miller of Woodburn wen In SalemJ Friday, Old time dance Crystal Garden every Wed. and Sat, night. 215 Frank Kellogg ot Salmi visited friends in Woodburn Friday eve ning.

Trade your silent phino for All Electric Radio, six standard makes to choose from. AO new 129 models. Geo. Will, 432 State St Formal certificates of nomination wen filed with Secretary ot State Koser today for fire Independents candidates named by an assembly of voters In Portland on September 4 as follows: K. Higgs and Albert Abeher, candidates tor state senator tram Multnomah county; Thos.

Multnomah county, and Elmer D. Lundberg, candidate for Joint senator from Clackamas and Multnomah counties. Each ask that the slogan "Clean Up Oregon. Independent" be printed after his name on the November ballot. You can buy Pure Maple Sugar and Pure Maple Syrup at the "Brlte spot'' aso center sc.

in toe smitn and Watklns Bldg. 215 Three fatal accidents were re ported to the state Industrial accident commission for the week ending September 6 out of a total of 846 Industrial mishaps. The fatal cases wen; Dave Armstrong, Vernon la, laborer; Robert Folk, Salem, truck driver; Frehlyn H. Phipps, Medford, planer. Miller's Open Tonight! 215' A marriage license was Issued by tne Marion county clerk on Friday to Ralph A.

Lais, 24, and Esther A. Roth, 24, of Molalla and Woodburn. Dr. Fred W. Burger, general den tistry.

Special attention to straight ening cnuoren teetn. Dental x-ray. Qas for extractions. Associated with Dr. B.

F. Pound. Dr. K. H.

Waters. 408 U. S. Bonk Bldg. Phone 2040.

Distribution of the $200 belonshu to the estate of Benjamin Pag els to tne corvaius lodges of the Loyal Order of Moose. O. A. and W. R.

Is ordered by Judge Slegmund in his Approval ot the final account of Ronald c. mover, administrator ot the estate. Pagels left no relatives but in his will specified that the three lodges wen to receive his estate. Good Pianos for Rent. H.

L. Stiff Furniture Co. sis1 C. A. Howard, state superintend' ent of publlo instruction will leave Sunday lor eastern Oregon to at tend county teachers' institutes.

Monday he will address the Grant county institute at Canvon Citv. and on Tuesday he will speak to me leacners oi Harney county at OUI IIS. Miller's Open Tonight! 215' Willis S. Moon, assistant attornev general, was in Portland on business rrraay. Sunday dinner a la carte.

Marlon Hotel, aw Miss Once A. Gilliam, teller In the state treasury department left this afternoon for Pendleton and Baker when she will spend her two weew vacation. For your vacation a Jar nroof watch will stand the knocks. See tnem at Pomeroy Keene'a. 215 Karle Fisher, state tax commta.

sloner, has returned from a business enp to san rranasco. Harmony Knights Hazel Green Sat 216 The Oregon States and the South ern Faclflo Motor Transport com' pany have filed a joint complaint with the public service commission against tne application of the Sun. set Motor Coach coin nan for a nrr- mlt to conduct an intrastate business in Oregon. The Sunset company operates a stage line between Seat tle ana sen Francisco. Miller's Open Tonight! S15 The High street improvement club which Is shouldering the enterprise of lighting that street with cluster lights now plans to form itself Into corporate body.

It Is probable that the organization will Issue and sell stock to its membership. The lighting project It is believed, win between 18400 and (30.000. The special committee appointed at a meeting rnursaay night was given power to prepare the plans ana can lor Bias. Dance with the crowd at Oram Saturday night 215 J. O.

Bailey ot Portland, state senator-elect from Multnomah county, drove to Satan yesterday accompanied by his family and also O. B. Chase, wife and daughter ot ues Moines. Mr. cnase Is broth er-in-law of Mrs.

Bailey, Big dance every Sat Hazel Green. 216 Pat Ballard, who ent drunk Thursday night but who was leased Friday morning so that he might return to work, again fen by the wayside last night and was chucked into the city bastille. Three others wen arrested last night for drunkenness. They wen E. J.

Pan-nock of Chicago, Ralph Garrison and Henry Large ot Portland. Large was released to appear In police court at noon today. Hotel Marlon's Oriental room now ready for bridge luncheons, teas, etc. can Mrs. Linn, 2010 for arrange' menu.

Mrs. Charles L. McNary was in Portland this week to attend the tea given by Mrs. Lukesh honoring Mrs. Edgar Jadwln.

Mrs. McNary also attended tea given In Portland by Mrs. Kerr honoring Mn, Jad wln. Those big. black grapes now ripe at Fiaia vineyards.

21s Miner's Open Tonight! -21' Henry Large and D. H. Porter wen eaen In pollee oowt lor getting aruna. Want used furniture. Phone 611.

220' Only 136 men and women sought work through the U. a employment bureau during the week, with calls for 11 and 102 reported places. Common labor topped the list, 61 seeking work, calls for 48 and 44 placed. Thirty-seven of the 44 mate agricultural workers also found 300 PLANES FLY IN LOS ANGELES CIRCUS AT ONCE Los Angeles, Calif. Sept tw in mass formation, 300 airplane flew over this and adjacent cities today and the greatest aerial exhibition ot an time was on.

Specifically the aircraft announc ed the opening of the 1928 national air races and the International Aeronautical exposition. Flying conditions wen said to be perfect Today's' events wen interesting but there wen no races such as will fill the next seven days with sensations. The first program event brought a simultaneous demonstration ot the latest lm Droved model flying locomotive and one ot the early type pusher biplanes. The initial race will be Sunday when the 50-mile around the world memorial will be run. A 60-mlle United States navy squadron race wul follow.

Monday the remaining contestants in the class A New York to Los Angeles event win land at Mines Field to claim their respective portion of a $10,008 purse. Wednesday will bring the finish of the International from Windsor, Canada and the class and trans-continental divisions, delayed two days in New York by bad weather. The urea test feature of the en' tin program win be the finish ot the New York to Los Angeles non stop race Thursday. MARION COUNTY BOYS AND GIRLS TEAM SELECTED Wallace Doerfler. Helen Mae Thompson and Donald Doerfler, all members of the Waldo Hills Shrop shire sheep club, will represent Mar ion county In the Boys' ana gins stock judging contests at the Pacific International Livestock snow Portland in November a the result of the high scoring mode by them In Judging contests held yosteraay at the 8U verton community The team scored a total ot 3107 points yesterday --The Silverton calf club team, in cluding Chester Loe.

Earl Taw, Ken neth Dam and Howara u. wiu lepiestut the county in th judging contests at tn aunt I air ny virtue of their score yesterday. Th boys' and gins' erao seemnsn who took part in th scoring ccsn-petlttoH at BttvertoBj yesterday and the scons made by each are as follows: Wallace Doerfler, V); Helen Frederick Dahl, Cheater Lee, Kan Taw, 675; Donald Doerfler, TS; arrenneth Dahl, 650; Howard Loe, est; Clifton seo; Norn lrdaev, see; Harlan Loe, 815; and Palmer Tor- rend, tts. Three classes of sheep, three asses of dairy cattle and classes ot hog wen Judged by the club members. Lawrence Thomas, in cnarge of the Mt Angel college herd, scon the team members In the cattle judslrut and Thomas Brunk of Eola scored In the Dig and sneep judging.

-In addition to the Marlon countv club members, a group ot Multno- man ciud members, led by W. H. Baillle, Multnomah county club leader, and 15 Clackamas countv club members, led by Richard Kueh- ner, Clackamas county leader, took pan in me judging work. un neptemoer lg the Marlon county teams wlU be guests at the uiacKBmas county zair. DRAWINGS BEST "orouiy TUMtcrs exhibit of or.

Iglnal drawings showing tho possi bilities of home beautlflcsMmi scored 63 points and first place in tne contest, oecwoen the Shamrock and Flower Garden home heaiitifi. cation clubs which wsa held last nigni in a meeting at th horn of voroiny irons MccainstcT exhibit son second place and Margaret McCarty fmvci bltliu. These three, girls will offer home beautlflcetlon club exhibit at the state fair representing Marion county, William Cyrus of McMinnvllle, juogea tne exhibit but night A second exhibit showing 1 not yet complet wUl be mad at th home of Miss Deris McCaUlstsr on September 17. PLAN FLOWER SHOW HERE NEXT FRIDAY Announcement was mad today that next Friday and Saturday a flower show will be staged in the lobby of th United State National bank under the auspices of the Salem Garden dub. but the bank wul award prises In the various ckiites The classes, which will be announced later, wlU cover aU flowers now In bloom and some nlendtd displays an looked for.

The bank is now (ending out let ters to 200 members ot the garden club asking for their participation In the event and it Is expected that Salem gardens fill yield their finest in the competition. Tin show wlU be put on without admission tee and open to the general public. LABOR LEADER TORTURED FOR 3 WEEKS, FREED Newark N. J. Sept 8.

MV-The Newark Eagle today states that William Lyons, local labor leader and cafe proprietor, recently was kidnapped by Detroit racketeers, taken to a new York apartment and tor tured for three weeks while being held for $100,000 ransom. He was released when friends hen managed to raise $10,000. Lyons, the Star Eagle says, was taken from an apartment in this city when he had sought seclusion when he became suspicious that he 1 oeing roiiowea and during his three weeks' confinement was tor tured with hot nokere and struns up by the thunns when he refused to send to Newark for the money demanded. Friends here learned of his predicament and obtained his release by raising $10,000. The incident is said to have first come to the attention of the police Thursday when a report was made of an assault on John Bell; an employe in Lyons' cafe who recently came here from Detroit-.

Six men, alleged to be friends ot Lyons, an oeing HAMILTON TO TALK AT CHAMBER LUNCH Vorum luncheon of the chamber of eoauneree will be resumed Monday for the 128-2 season after the annul summer vacation of the part two months. Ralph 8. Hamnton. attornev of Bend and presldeat of th state chamber of osmrosree, wm so on "Oregon- for th apexang meet ing. Hsnuton, woo iinsiHed DsschBtss, Jefferson, Tflamtth and Lake counties during the 121 and 121 kgislatare, I conceded the speakership of th house of repre- sentauves 1 or tn vrm sssjaiattvt assembly, AWARD PRIZES AT SILVERTON FAIR Silverton.

Sept. (-Judging for the snnnsi silverton community fair. sponsored by the American Legion, completed today. The silver Falls retail yard booth was the outstanding entry in this department and was awarded the trophy offered by Mrs. Ella Wilson, secretary of he state tab- board.

The Steelham-mer Drug Eastman and watrus Shoe placed first sec ond and third respectively tn the mercnanuie division, special mention was given the Cunningham Eat shop. -1 Dr. M. O. Findley returned Fri day from McCredle Springs where he spent a part of his vacation.

The doctor give! a good report not only ot McCredle Springs but advises that tne mountainous country around Is very restful. He was also favorably Impressed with the Natron cut-off or that section of the Southern Pa- clilo road from Eugene to Klamath Falls and Black Butte. It Is an exceptionally good grade with a wonderful roadbed. OHgOON OTAUI8, 1HO. Lftava Iran SI.

Mlal. DALLAS: Brio, 11:10, lrloTToo. (:8 FALLS C1TT: 1:10, 9:10. 8:10 ana g. sa on Sundays ana holidays onlv.

SlLVgRTON: Sx. IW MCMlrlHVIUJ, MWBSBO, Tims- rws ana ruitsn uttuYi; mill 1:10. 4:0. All beach point and 1:1. rvHTUHUi em 0, 7:00, 1 hour 01 1JO.

than hour! en the our unns m. then SO0 sad II p. II 1:10. 8:10, SilO, 8:10, til. at 11:10 0.

m. IM information Phone It. Lcdd Bash Bankers WBetAaLaBxaim'1 General Banking Business 1 Gaesar was frowned Upon by the Roman ocnatoft because he appeared in publicinred thoes.highhetlisniliolesofgola'. Walk-Ovir solei ire' not gold, but they sre the best quality leather. Only the very finest of South American hides are used, and these .1 ire tanned under Waak-Ovbk supervision.

The most frfect soles sic retained for Org, shoes. The remainder ire sold in the -1 open market. That's why Walr-OhR sol leather worn 10 well. ji, WALK-OVER Shoe. Store John J.

Rottle US State St Expert she Fltten.