w W— ARCADE THEATER ^ Neighborhood N ew s J W EEKLY PROGRAM D ELIG H T VA LLEY . F ri. — “ P artn er* of the N ig h t," from Leroy S c o tt's fa ­ mous story. The w hirling night life of ¿New York, the great gam bling «lens, the m agnificent ball at the Aator, are some of the things you wlil see in " P a r tn e r s of the Night. 4‘ Diamond Q ueen," ch ap ter seven. Sat. -“ The M isleading l*n- d y ," B ert Lytell. The story of a m odern cavem an who kid­ naps a girl and carries her off to his cabin in the woods, where he chains her by the ankle to the floor. Lots of comedy d ram a in the picture. in “ A lias Snub Pollard A la d d in .” Sun. —• “ V icto ry ,” sta rrin g .lack Holt. IToduced by M au­ rice T ourneur. Hoot Hibson in ‘ F ighting Blood.” MALE CHORUS TO SING AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY NIGHT T h e male chorus, w hich has been w o rkin g fo r sev eral m o u th s u n d e r th e d irectio n o f Rev. A. K. Sjiearow, will m ak e its in i ti a l a p p e a ra n c e at th e 1‘re e b y te ria u church uext S u n d a y eve uiug, when tw o n um b ers will be pre se a te d iu connection w ith th e reg u lar service, which begins at 7:30 o'clo ck . At its m eetin g T u esd ay ev en iu g the chorus form ally o rg a n ise d , w ith a m em bership o f n early tw enty voices, the follow ing o ffic e rs b eing elected : Rev. A. R. Sjiearow, d ir e c to r ; 1- R. S an fo rd , business m a n a g e r; Elbert S m ith , a d v e r t is i n g m a n a g e r, a n d |)»k* W y a tt , lib rarian . Mon.-Tue*. — “ Ked F o am ,” Zenu Keefe. A Kulph luce p ro ­ duction. Tlie story of “ Ked F oam ” was originally p u b ­ lished in the S a tu rd a y Evening Post, and is considered the best work of the author. The p ic­ tu re derives its title from the red foam of passion which can easily transform an o rdinary peace loving com m unity into a howling mob, hence the title. The scenes were laid in a Mis­ souri tow n an d tells a sim ple story of plain folks who live close to nature. Comedy, “ Tough L uck.” Wed. " T h e Cinem a M ur­ d e r ," with a special cast. T hins. “ One Man in a Mil­ lion,” by George Be ban. “ In tern atio n al N e w s," show ­ ing the latest events of the ¿lay in pictures. Comedy, “ A T ruck Horae B a n d it.” t ’alajMMiva w aters. Mr. H ayes, th e new o w n er o f th e sp ring s, in t e n d s co n d u ct - iug an ex te n s iv e prom otion ruui|»nigii to prom ote th e sale of th e w a te rs an d to m a k e th e sp rin g s a (Riputar resort. S I G N A L M A I N T A I N ER H E R E M A K E S E X C E L L E N T R EC O R D S o u th ern P a c if ic B u lle tin : I.. W. U ran i, a sig n al m a i n ta i n o r ou th e Port land d ivisio n w ith headvpiarters at C o tta g e G rove, has m ade an excellent record. The last sign al failu re on hts te r r it o r y w as on May 15, lblK, an d w as of' only m inor im po rtan ce. The d is tric t m a i n ta i n e d by Mr. B rant is 23 miles in le n g th , is crossed by an av orage o f t*> fra ins crich .lay a n d rm it a r e located 34 one a rm e d sig n als a n d tw o tw o a rm e d sign als, as well as mo to r e a r in d icato rs a n d w i g w a g crossin g C alap oo y a W a te r s a t S ta t e F air. Mr. an d Mrs. N. S. H ay es a n d Ia*vi l»ells. In a d d itio n to a v o id in g signal (leer, o f London, a tt e n d e d th e s t a t e failures. Mr. B ran t h a s kept all sign als f a i r th is week w ith a n e x h ib it of in a very clean condition. Mi ami cr, »vere Solida» Jackson The rain ¿ias p u t the ground in the pink of condition for plowing. You should get y our ground tu rn e d over and your fall seed in before the continued fall rains put the ground in such condition th at you c a n ’t get onto it. By the use of a F ord son tra c to r, which does the work so quickly, you are certain lo be able to get th e job com pleted. The Fordson tra c to r way is the ¡ d e a l way Ifecause it is so much easier a n d because it is the only way which assures you th at you can beat the rains soon to come. DEM ONSTRATIONS DAY <)K NIGH T Woodsons fo rFo rd s o n s W W C m S TM WINCHESTER GIVES YOU PERFECT PATTERN HIRRRR! Bang! The ruffed grouse may roar up out of the briers and break speed records among the pines but he will not get through the Winchester shot pattern that is shot at him. Because Winchester te s t­ in g and in sp e c tin g have made sure that the shot pellets will be evenly distributed. W We sell Winchester Shotguns and Winchester Shells—they are made for each other. You Can always count upon them for results! Everything you want for hunting- right here in our store. Our salespeople are not only authorities on the proper equipment but will gladly tell where the best hunting is to be found and what to take along. This is part of out service to the hunters. Make use of iti W. L . Darby & Company turn w iN U fisn* LADIES’ UNDERWEAR Silk mill wool union suits, Marshall Field tV < ’o. quality, low nock, no sleeves, ankle length, JjW. Fleered cotton, heavy winter weight union suits, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length. Vellastic, a suit lor com fort and long service, price last venr, ¡fill.25; price now, •f2. No. lleeecd cotton union suits, dutch Meek, elhow sleeves, ankh* length, price only $1.85. Mr a. Pi evi W m k I i I, c f Wall» gueala a t tlic tlav ar houli'. T he J . A. .loti Inniily «peni Suuvtivy al Ilo» P. A. Ilnvia homi» belo»« Kugoiie. T h e C laude Pbvater fam ily am i Ali». Alma Si »a r». o f th è Uro» e, » e r e S ua v I hv guest» al tli«* K. J . S»»ar» homi». Ili»' M. V Morii ti»in 1 1y N|M»ut Suiiilav al ih»- Mach.'» houle il» l.ynx Mollo»». A fniuily reuuiou » a » beivi Suiivlay at tli«- W. E. N ix ou hoiue, a ll th è ehtl vlri'ii b eiu g t o g e t h e r to r th è fìr»t lime in lime v»'ar«. T he K. J . Muore finn tlv » » » uhm |>re»»»nt. T . D. Uovlge« reveutly »»>tvl a m i i» thi» w»»ek tleliveriiig ItiOO bu«h<»l» uf o a ts tu \Viu. Ha mia ,V Soli. Mi«« Anna l.ak e i» i p u t e «irk, Mra. U C. Myers apriviiie»! oue of ber feci oue »lav h»»t wv»»»h l>v ale p p iu g o ff a imreh A amali boue waa brnkeu. Mra. I.imlauiootl am i little, iliiuglit»»r h f t Tueailay l'or th»»ir houle m Ne bnvaka. tarai, «traveil o r at olmi, oue rloeh . belo n g iu g lo th è lh lighl \ a l l e v «ehool. Auy in fo rm a tim i a» lo il» w heren bouta will be much appreciate»!. Th»' time pieve waa »tolen Ly «omroue who eu te n n i tlo» lock evi «»hoolroom. Tin» rope waa alai» remo» oil from th e flag pole am i carne»! off. MEN’S UNDERWEAR Fine wool union suits, “ Athena,” Marshall Field A < ’o. la st brand, price each $2.!>(). E x tra heavy fleeced cotton union suits, taped, lull sized and knit to lit, sizes !l(> to Iti; price last year, $2. 15; now, 'The above art* only a few items in our un d erw ear d epartm ent. I n-» ion suits and separate piece u n d erw ear for women, men, children and babies, heavy and light weight, wool, wool mixed, fleeced cotton and cotton. A full stock. (Quality and price right. A Special in Men’s Work Gloves Mineral tan, good weight, soft and pliable horschide front, moleskin hack, either wrist length or gaunt lot. I Vice old v title. LON D O N . (H p erial to T he B entiuel.) S ep t. 2ÎI. Mr. auvl Mra. J . E. B auton unii sou am i »laughter, Ulen nuil »Noia, h i t P ru la y for F resno, Calif. I hlTC ih»» will spemi Ilo» w iu ler. \i i - \lii» ii .Noli» auvl tla u g h le r r«' turioni lo th i'ir houle ili Mmlfor»] Fri ila», a f t e r a tw o w e e k « ’ viali w ith rei a I iv va bere. T h e Jaiue» P im e li fuuiilv movetl Suiivlay tu thè K»l. Tu Mar fum i. L evi G eer w eut to Salem Tueiulay tu a t t e m l th è « ta te fa ir. Miss Kuimn Jo u ea, u f Bliiik B utte, i.a v ia itiu g witli ber b r u t h e r a m i fu»'mia he re th ia week. George Bulica movevi Tueavluy frmn th»' G eorge S u th c r liu fa r a i tu thè J . K B autm i home. Arile»» G eer left \V»»vlue»iluy for Pori lami to uuvlergo a n o t h e r o p eratio n . Miss I.itili' K wm g, who hail been •■inpluyeil ili th è eniinery ni th è Grove, r» lurioni home Tueailay. Mra. pruiik l e n t a a m i fo u r rhiltlrvn returueil houle Thuravlay of luat week. Tbe C hurh'a Powelb» a re m oviug to t h e i r new home thia »m k. l'he G eorge S u th e r la m l fiimily are m ov iug to llo'ir uew home, w tin ti l l o v re» e a tl y purehaaevl of \V. T. J o n e s Mr. am i Mr». J . A. P i m e l i am i Mr». George Kap|>uuf am i r h iM rc u ahopp»nl here Tueailay. WALDEN. You Need That Tractor Now COLD WEATHER (Bpci'ial to Tlu> Scut un*I. ) S e p t . 2S* Mm« U n tr e Blackwi'll, of tlu> Uro»»», vanirvi at tho O scar J a c k «ou botile trnm Stdurvlav t» Tuttavia)'. I.»olici H.aigbt i m i lo KttgttM 8*1 urvlay to v u te r thè P u iv e r a it y ut Ore go a. Mr. nini Mra. Rav Nix»m » e r e up frolli Kugclic over th è vvcek ciuf Mr. alivi Mr«. H a r r y Colm ar, of Ku gene, «|»cut thè week clivi at iti» Cima. Co iiuer liouic. (S|»t»< ìul to Th»' S e u tiu e l.) S»-pt. a i. Mr. am t Mr«. J . B. Line baugh a r e spcm iuig a few »lay« ni the ncighborhuoii. Mr. am t Mr«. A. P it c h e r am i Mr. ami Mra. ('lum ie Arm» am i rhililrmi sp»»nt n d lay a y a t the H. D. Ch t'h u lu l je r la m Sum home. Mr. D irk , o f S a g in a w , ia m o ving to th e place he r e c e n t l y I n i r c h a s . n l . Mr. S teven « is builifiug a uew b u m on hi» ruueh. Mr». R. H. Moaby am i Mr». K. T. M a r tin v is ite d Mmuluy a t the H a rry C astle home. K. H. Moaby «hipped tw o carton»!.« of tie« from h»»r»» Mmotuy. Mr. am t Mra. J a m e s Small, Mra. M I,. Inno» am i H o ra tio Moaby, o f S ilver I.uk»', w ere in th e iieighbrohood S attir P o w ell & B u r k h o l d e r Phone 70 Corner of Fifth and Main C a rd o f T h a n k n . 1 w id i to *xpr**» my m orrn* nppn* n a t i o n of th«* eontluu«*tl kiiuJii«*M* «>í f r in o l* und lt«*ÌghÌMiri« d u rin g the sick lip«! of my !u \« d «>ne u n d ut th e tim e «»f I h t death. n30p II. W. MAHON. What do von w a n t ! Anvwav a Sentinel Wantat will g e l i! for von. What d o yoii wan! anvw av A g ric u ltu re Boyn A tte n d F a ir Pn»fe»Hor K. J . K d w ard s a n d If* hoys frmii the high school r e t u r n e d \W d n e s day m o rn in g from a t t e m l i n g th e s ta te fair. Th«*y to ok (m rlieu lar i at »rest in st«»ek an d »toek ju d g in g . School RegiH tratiou In c r e a se s T w e n t y R esist rat ion in t h e h i g h ne bo o l a m i g r a d e s iti«*reas<*«I a b o u t 20 d u r i n g tin I Mist S e e k , m a k in g t h e t o t a l a t tentili nee a b o u t b25. T h e re uro c e ri a io g reu t r v e n l i or o erasiooa m Ufo w hen w orila seeiu weak in expr«*nsiug our feeling», hm li au e v e n t or oee&siun cornea i a t o tlie lit e ol th è obi m aol when »he weds Ite must oligible man ni to w n. In every field there is a leader / »lay. F re d F r o s t waa in th e G rove S u tu r day. Mr. am i Mra. H a r r y C astle au»l r b il •Iren visited iu the Grove S u m la y a f te rnoon. Tho uniform high quality of Red Crown gHSoline, and the unfailing satisfaction long expe­ rienced through its use, have made "Red Crown" the favorite motor fuel, relied upon by the majority of motorists. HEBRON. ( Special to Th»- HentineL) S»»pt. 2 8 .— M r . am i M ra . (I. M K e b e lb i'r k n in i f n m ilv w e n t to E u g e ii»' Inai T h u ra » la y to a t te m l th è sh o w . J. W. ('urlile a m i m-phew, Millaril Carli!«», of M y rtle Poi ut, an d Mr». K. A. Doolitt le, of laiiolm», a|»»nt Thur» •lay niglit w n b Mr ( 'u r l i l e ’« am i Mr». Doolitt!*» '» «ister, Mra. J . Q. A. Young. J . W. ('urlile, Milluril ('urlile, M r. am i Mr». G u ru e y nini «ori T h o m as, of M y rtle Foirit, Mr». Badia Durim i;, of M illwoud; Mr. a n d Mr». G. G. f a r lib­ am i tw o eliildren, of thè U rove, tuoi Mr. nini Mra. K. A. Doolittb», o f L u i «Imi, were d in n e r guest» at th e J . Q. A. Vo ling home F rid iu ay Mrs. H e n ry D eW uld, of C an y o n vi lie, a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. d i a r i e » D eW uld , of the G rove, spent F r i d a y e v e n in g at th e home o f S. R. Piper. K. F. Carili»» s p e n t F ro la y night in th e Grove a t th e home o f hi» b ro th e r, G L. ('urlile. A Mr. R eaves, o f O a k la n d , has re n te d th e George T a y lo r hou»e. S»»li»u»r I m b , f • ■ II fr-.m on a p p b ' tr*»»» T h o r .lay of la:tl week ■in»] f r a d u r e t l her l.»fr arm , ih»» b reak | oeeurriiiR n e a r th e wriat. Hln « 11 « : tain eil o t h e r l»-»s »erioux b u t p a in fu l ) in ju ries. ( (à/*/.* "M ) L first Presbyterian Churc A. R Kpearr.w, P astor T he O h n rrh T h at Serves Seventh S treet unit Adams Avenue SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2 M O R N IN G Mu it .lia y He him I a t ---------- Morniiiii H our u t __ ____ 11 E V E N IN G Mme; Hervid» (t»veryliodv »ini;»)...... E» » nini; H ». 11 r lit .......... Mo r 111 ai 1 ; s u b je c t! “ T h e B read L ife,” E v e n in n subject ; “ Fools o f the til», nuil Ollier Kmila.11 S p e rm i mimic at th e eveniui; «»»r by lin» mule ehorim o f » Isteen vo ih i» i» the fi rat appetì ran ee o f oripiii.cation an d yon will e n jo y h ••'R lhe»e men sin g. T h e re will lie number», »Mo church can n iv e you its beat vice if you «lay a t home C ome to Church th a t Serve».