the orjftoif srXTt&aAn; -sALtrj, totG&V SUNDAY' MORNING; JANUARY 11; IC-S : ; uLii.ill IllS , GIUHJ DUTIES Liens Club Directors Give. All f.Iem&ere of Orgsniza- - tionSome Wofk Erery member of the Lions club has: been plated" on a' commute' for -some specific duty, according to the announcement made - Fri day at the regular meeting of The organization at Hotel Marion! Ap pointments' were, made by the board of;directors of the Salem Lions club consisting of the. offi cials and M. D.Ohling,. Harry tV. Scott, Lloyd T. Reynolds', and' C P. Giese. " '.. - . The of fleers elected are W,; W. Rofeebrangh, . president; W. T. Hickey, Guy .L. "Jtathbun," and L: Luhsford, first, Mcond; and .tbi-rd vice, presidents respectively: H. R. White, secretary,, and Rich- .ner mann, treasurer. ! Dr. SVV "ft. &btt and F. E. Neer are past presidents of the organization and they are -members of the board of directors.' The standing committees, with tb0 ( first man tamed acting . as chairman have been named. They are as follows: ' r .' ' Constitution ' and ; by-laws M. D. Ohllrig. Robin Day, Dr R. L.' Edwards, Lee Abbe, Q. Adams. .Attendance committee: L. Lunsford. J. E. Fitzgerald,' Al Krause. R, C. . Aiken. E. A.. Klein. Publicity: Allea Kafoury, Dr. , W.i B. Mott. R. N. Mcponaid, J. A. Button, Florence Pope.. " Finance: W. T. Hickey,' L. T. Reynolds, Mark McAllister, Frank Y7E PAY CASH F03 YOUR -y wmimm f AND TOOLS CdplLaT Hardware cz 'J' Pumituro Cor rest rrleje " J B, Com' ,t t iione S EEiOUH; vindav display of late mqflcjs LoduSIiccr, tho very nevesi! ihmrro" t lit the eadlbmfa6for:lVi prcdch: ; also the 4 : and Ksfcem. Leather two very new creations:. Get d pnir before the rizca are ii another Bligh, Geo. Ely, Lester Schlosberg. Rich L. Reimann, E. L. Welder. Memberships: C. i P. Giese, L. Luhsford, Ralph Kletzing, 0. F. fates, Jfr, Wj. ROsebraugh, 0. A. Johnson. . " ' :" . . Program and entertainment: W. W. Rosebraugh. M. D. "Shling, Al Krauze, .Carl Wohn'er." Betty Bedford. - Stunt committee: Rufe White, Carl Woqnet, 1. Springer, ' John KottTe" JU rsiratisbau gh. ' Inter-club committee: Dr.; W. B. --Sto't'tV 1; T.' Reynolds, Geo.- Ely, F. II. Struble, It. Budlong, R. Jtei man." -;iIL.:! .Transportation: J. E.,- Barber, . H. Flournoy,. L. Springer, ; Bill Watkins, Glenn Gregg, Dr. C. I George. -! - f- s , . i . U8W "work: Harry 6c0tt C. F Giese,. Dr. R. L. Edwards, O- IX Olson, Otto HlUman. - Educational: Guy Rathban,;Roy C. Harding, C. B.. Grabentofst, CV Strjcklin, F. A. Williams, Archie" Fleeher. '.' J' i t- ' ; ; -Recention : J. : E. . Fitzgerald. Harry. W, SEOtt, C. F. Ddaner W. S. Dustin. 1" I tf i Field? Serviced Lt jlLunsfOrdj W. ROsebraugh. C. F.; Gieae Df. W. B.'.Mott, M. D. Ohllog, F. Neer.'; ': ' ' - VJVj -r " - Civic welfare: Ross Miles, C. B. Grabenhorst,, Roy BohannonJ G. W. Nvlson, Fl H. StrublevlL jIhn son, C. E. Wilson, j ''-IH -' .Grievance committee: W. J P. Wafklns'.-iRoy. cWassam, C. D. mmsmm When your back' fa sore and lame or lumbago, sciatica' or rheu matism has yon stif fened up, don't suf fer! Get a 3$ tent bottle of old, honest St. Jacobs OU' at any drug store, pour a little In- your hand and rub it right on your achinr . back. and lameness' -1 s I In i use' for' -;5 V I-years, this soothing;' . LI penetrating oil takes tjoe pain right out, nd;en.da ne misery. It IS absolutely hatmress and doe'sa't turn the skin. jid.Y. See the N6v new thins we ere cfterxncr Ccncfdorinjj Siyle ' K f ....... j ' i - ti ' I . M ' FIElDSEfflf " ..... - " ... . , . ' - - ... Dr. Tufts Finds Popularity of ! Willamette Growing in f - L. ..-.Wide Territory 2 i'i'he field" secretar of Willam ette' uMve. pf . ,G. L. TufU Is liow in the city ibokfng atter the interests 'of the institution.: He has headqtiarers at both' Portland and Salem. . The work of Rev. J. E. Purd'ylias teen turned over to DK.TuRsV wfib'is now in charge of the fiehi work for the entire ste,,. m ,;iT6e popularity of Willamette is gtbwlngpthVdughout , Oregon and the" surrOUndihg 's'tatts; says the field secretary. The school has laV'hlghys enrollment of Its his tory. The' urgent need is for more buUdfnss and a' larger - Tacnlty. Th.- million-.' dolla.rv endowment fttnd will yield opt $60,000 an nual income,: This., money. i and much' more yrii be spent Jere at Salem. DTV Tufts "will call on those who are in arrears on their pledges to the Forward Movement "With united effort." says .he, "the' anTversity and the city should make a forward stride. Let air ptitheir shoulders to the wheel ad their ha&ds in their pockets and resolve, on success'. ? ' !' Adams,-Al Krause 'Dr.; C. L. George. ' iMesic et. Carn eit, Carl Woaaerr Rufe White, Bet- ty Bedford. Clr Bv WAHREil- - ' ; - t - FILLS VACANCY ; (Contlaaed from f 1) rrifcommended by Senator Couzens, (epHblicatt-iPf that state, and tne Michigan delegation in the house. The appointment was referred to the Judiciary committee In the us ual course. ' ; ': iPendins senate action on his nominatioii to succeed- Associate Justice ' McKenna, resigned, - Mr.- Stone will- ronthrue- to hold- his place4 in the. cabinet. Action on hbi nomination has been-held u temporarily .while- examination Is ; :'ZA fcts -t; 4 . ' it i lliis wctk Jt ' :;: &afe of cotirlf rrec6rd3 Jriste J l?d a judiciary . sub" btomittee yes terday byt James LOwabey.-of Bbuldert Colorado; j i $ f 1 1 In- &e s'e'lect'io'tt of MV. Warrtn, the president Drugs' to htsr advis ory cdu'nclt a man 'i who . ha!s had long' erperience In the public, serr vice" and who for years has efen one of the leaders of tils' party. ' State Kefh Board D6ctor ' Visits in Salgrn VVedncsy ; Dr. Estella For Warner mem ber of the state health; board, was in the ity yesterday: otr busiaess pertaining; to' the i child - nealt'h eemOnstrat'Ioti, Which? - is be brought-to 8alem iWUBIn- a few ekSi- . '" ,.:t' i;-."v: : j . 1. Dr. TO. H. Brown, who Is to be In charge of the entire demonstra tion of child health welfare, iTMeh js (& be staged in Markm county 0'uring- the- next' five; years,- Will be fnt the city January 16. ! " ;; . ShorUy after Dr. Brown's arrtv fi here a complete -surrey' of the county will be made! by sereral Workers, Ths work will require from; fotir to; slx-wefeksi but- alter Hi completion Dr Bfowh's corps Pf workers will be brought to: Salem;-f ' - -'r M :'' " " UiAfter the final surrey is made thfe chiidren of Marion county will bia giren btteV adrantages from a', healtn Tiewpblnt-than' any other county in the west?. - M .. - - "I -- ' ' ' - .. . i IEI8I 1HSTALLS DFFICEftS Pledges 4 Also Initiated - By ji : ' Last Night ' 1 The' Jhllddorfen literary society Of Wlllajhette uniVeAlty held a tdrmal , initiation . service for-a sumbeT" of pledges last night at1 ne society halls, after" Which re frtshments were' partaken of at the Grey BelW. r ;f; .r "i : "l1 Offlcersl tdt the comihg semest er Installed were RaWson Chapin, president; rancisEJllK yice'-res-ident; -:f.ucien ; Cobb, Secretary; Harly Alleri1, treasrtr; ;Claire Geddes, cirttlc and Karl Lawton, reporter. A tribute was paid to Dwight Findley, retiring president of, the organization, wh6' has ef ficiently conducted ttip affairs! 6t the cociefr during the past sem ester "t:"ivt" :-?rJ' l?r, ., New members formally received into the society last night were as follows; Victor Htek; AllyiL Mo ede, Harry Oberson, : Harold Mam ford, .ft -Gilbert! Wrenn, Patrick Dahjin, Llafleld Sehlndler, Frank Alfred, ilson F. Lau'ner, Wilfred Thomas, : Dougiad V. . j Wllkensun. Royal .Keefer, Antonio F. Rowan, Louls Oberson; Eldbni Scott,- Kern neth Van Nice, Meredith . Wood worth, Kenneth Litchfield, Joel V. Berreman,' Russell Cox, Bruce Spkulding and . Paul Foote. i i I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I w USE FORM WAXTEj)fc 219 STATE 8PIKn-LA CORSET SOID BT AIic A. Mile, 4Sl2t. 21t. fbone 1902-J. -tem, Ongotr. - ",14-jJl $200 TO S500 DOWTX TAKES MODERN home. 4 to 9 room. . Balance like rent. Kigiif 'mow we hare' exteiteat berraraise - in larce medium priced home S8000 :tv $i606. All TTeloti of feroand, .besrteir frwit.' rtr. ?Cotne iv' tovn. - BECKE ajIENDEICKS BEAUTIFUL HOME-S500. T UOOMS 2 Strictly modern with furnace, garage, j large: rooms,, port he a d iIls. . Cor ner view Idt riglit" -whee' ywi want it. -lecided Kareain riebt ztrrw. ' " . BKCfcTK ft' liEXDaiCETSr " ' ' U. 8. Bank Bldg. - 25-Jlltf FAIRMOUXT HILL. LOTS-THl8 VTV have all beautie with.' tree - :iew. pared, aewer, ga,Setc. Priced to 11 below market. 950 to- 91400, ' BECKE A HENDRICKS I?. ' 8.T Bank Bldg. . 25-jlltf VACANT BUXOALOW 51 LARGE Strictly, noderm with (uraace, $4200. ' Another shad amaller at $4050,- aa . other at $3600. Alt iirae-t garages. ' . Terma nr lrafteflSle 'pdm'mwob. t " BKCKK' A' HENDRICKS V. B: Bank BMg. - " S5-jlUI CLEAN ATND TTEAT 5 ROOM HOUSE on paVinr. S2850. Vacant. $300 down. BECKE ft HENDRICKS tf. S. Bank Bldg. 25-jlltt f2TOf PICK UP5 ROOMS MODERN -m- rtoyana- twirle ranyg. xu - f front "lot, fmati walka, nrrtng- paid.- Cle -aekMl aa4-eax,-. laa diat poursKtoa. Price cut S3250 to f2700 to mere, - -.1 , ; beckk a HEXDRIcrS . " r it. S. Baak Bids. ; f 23-jHtt HVRKCKINO BTsrNES3 fPoa SALE . VachiD ahop, esrage.aad residence in 'connection. Good TaiWy toWjt. Weald ell reasonable terma or trade for rod farm Bear Salem. S ; BECKK k HEXDSICKS - ? TJ. S. Baak Bldg-. ; . 25-J15U 700O BESIDENCE BEAUTY t roma 'close to atate house. -CniTerity and T!t acnoola. New- with hardwood, tire place, furnare, laandi-y tnba, coaerete , frai rwm, tarre earaeL cement drire . and waHcs, . paring paidJ On' car l:q. Home terms. - P " Z .' BECKE ft UESDBICKS 'IT! S. Bank,Bld-. ; x , -Jlltf VTAXTED TO RENT CASH REGISTER :for ahert time.- Call atate house rea 'tauraat. :. -. 7a-illtf XTCVX DESIRABLE LEEPINT1 ROOMS blocks from state oue, 250 8. 'Coitare. Phone 16B5-J. &-jlltl r (Continued from" pa'ge" 5.)' YMCA. last week were! placed. ' A tot&l of 119, men registered,. with demands for' 35, Of which 30 were referred and only 27 placed. iCorrf mon; labor topped the. ist, with 67 applying for work and demands for ,18. Twenty-one ; Woods laDbr ers called, with seren placed, and 61 thW .1 1 .fm nmm onTf -Ihrea louna woravv uwerf. cccpaiions reptsested. tpc fKril no demand, were agTicnVral lab orers, I f bakery wotker,: 1 r cooks anil ; chefs, j 3 y salespeople, -31 chauffeurs or truck: drirers ;2J millwrlh'ts and pulp 'and paper mill workers', one each. r Ot-th 22 women': registering1 fDrworlr, seven s were viAv demand,- referred, and, five placed. . r v . Wiweksf fawea: Dire : It E.' Weekspdultrymani ; Was nominated a dlrect'or of ' the Mar ion County Patiflc . Cobperative POiiitry Producers association, to succeed A. L Lindbck; last nigh6 The oft-ahlzaAon also "went 6n refcOrd as . favoring' the 'proper leg islation 'for the establishmentr of a poultry veterinarian, because thv business- has becdme to be' on- a par ri with dairytner, fHit rrowingr and - other-interests of the state. A committee of three wayappolnt ed to carry out the resolution' so' that proper' leitislatlfon1 Could' . be 1 made. L.- E. Weeksj Lloyd A. L4e and P. F.'SloIzhelse "were.se lectfiT. i TW ponltrymen did! not approve of the't reduction1 ;ln the number" of dTecto'rsTbn' 13 to 9 as aug gested at a previous meet- Inff. 1 . .... BiHJi Kepotts FJted- . The brth. .certificates for twd girls 'and one boy were filed with the city health officer; yesterday. They were for the birth of a baby sob to Mrand Mrs. Clifford Mel vin Shrocfc of JLiOT Nortlt iWint'er. The ! reporCwas dated ' pecember 12. A. baby daughter Was born to Mr. and Mrs.. Almont C. Keen of 180 Sauth Church, .on December 12, ; and : a baby . daughter t was born : to ; Mr. and Mrsl Pernandb C. 8nts; of !.496, Sforth .Thirteentlu on' "December, 19. In ' all, thre. cases names had , not been given the. new-arrivals. j t - Mission Stildy -Class Revw George W. Hinman, D. D., Of San, i Francisco, long time- mis- : . -j ' . . 5 " n ::Vf'W;-; Aimouhcing tike ArtKfaJ 6$ : . ".H r, i, . . ; .V . ., - - -. - . ' - - ILi ' -O A1TE1IPT to o;ive a description of these new fabrics fs to attempt the impossible," . dhlythe eye ca?n conv6y an" idea of thefir beauty of idesiffn and coloriri?. So weT: J r invite- you to drop in and see this exposition ' of new1 and lexquisite f abrics in-' an ad- " vance spring showing-,- and ; see .their stories for yourself 1 ! Sport materials. srTrmtr and ' their priced . t. t.i ;!: ' .JJ til ) , J ( f ' ' Ki'y I 1 : NEW FLANNELS; l 1 - i . 1' Ift ' M NEW. CfjfAULIS 7 i " if e-r centfy district! secretary 'of the American Missionary r association. Will begin a Missionary class in tiie Jtndy of "Race Relations" tn Hohday evening, Jan. 12,. in the FJr$V 'Congregational church - at i'.Zp p. Everybody is most dordlall . Jkylted .td..attlehd : this first' meeting and all : subsequent mee'tingst Every effort Is made to cause these" st tidies to be Interest', Ing : and j attractive, V including the use of negro folk,sbngs anl. read ings; from' neffo- poets; and other features pt Interest. 't Dr. Hinman la aft able-and' ma'gnitte' speaker. At Seattle over 200 attended these class4 etu'dies, and" -in ' the First Chutch of San Franciisco they will occupy the hour of the famous Judge Wilbur's Bible class, the Wlbar wh"o Ia' nowT secretaVy ' the" inavy." : Tour", wiff want tp - be there 'by all everybody. - means. Free vtd 'ebke Visits California f v. T. J-ettks" of' file WlRhmetfe' Ci4)4ery -Company, is spending, a few days in Oakland and. San Fran cisco on aVbirying- trtp .i.:. .; f-- . ; : PERSONALS Y . . A. M.OolIier. Klamath county representative arrived in- the- city jrekterdajr.-.'!. --- George Mansfield,' of Marshfleld was a caller at the i office of the governor,Saturday. . .-' .. . Willis and Beulah Balderee of Dallas were In" Salem yesterday. J. De iLong.maa'e' a 'short.yisit' heV'6 from Sheridan yesterday": Mr.' an'd Mrs J. JI. Brpught of Scb'ita. MUlk were f&tsilem bn bhsl ness Saturday, i I'. - s i Mrtf. Browning of Tforthl Six teenth shows slight Improvement after" being 111 for t several - weeks'. , Drl S. B.'Laughlin addressed' the Salem Women's club" yesterday on "Budgeting'.": ! . v . . . V Mi's. Fre'd Flatman and her .son William are visiting here from Mill en- r-v ;,;-; i -:v ... . . .1. M. Hosteller of Woodburn was In Salem yesterdayV - . i Dave Peters,' Polk county fruit grower, was in Salem yesterday on business.' ; " "j: ' Miss Louise Townsend, Instruc tor in the Salem high . school, . and Mrs. K.' A. Dema'rals' were visitoVs td - Portland Saturday '.where they witnessed the installation of offi cers In the Victory chapter of the OES. s'ummer'fdbHcs1; 'listening satins, and crepes novelties too many to mention, in col-" brs that beguile one's imagination, and designs that templ: one's pUrSe. Youf will find ' waiflalf flrw" MoonnoMo f . n J ' i - - , ' Very reasonable.' f-Jiist arrived and ready for laspecton.; the new Flannels leare nothing . to be desired lnway of sport wear materials The. new blaser stripes, .i the. new shadow stripes, checks,- and Jplaidtf of new and'-Interesting'' designs The colors -for Spring border upon the' bizarre,, for nerer in our i history- hare we' seem so many bright ones, - Come to our store tomorrow and dhoose while the selection are at their -best;- Very ' moderately priced.- -The challis this season are patterned tor sports wear; Bright stripes, checks and floral designs. Wool challis seem to fill the season's demand f of. fabrics ot Just the proper weight,, PTUITTED' S . A r.v,V i - , i . , 4 -y, JJLlNiNril xl fiUULiJ :.J-? iT f't&fX ?' . SALE)IEyGEXE . i . 1 " " f 'V .i"KriT4v:"By:Rb;r-0i.G .The . beglning pf- the new sem ester will increase the enrollment of' our school. Of the eight hun dred' eighty-three' students now at tending, about sitty will graduate, and one hundred" Beventh grade students" are expected to CnrollJ '4 Frits - Lelbefs ( performance' of 'Macbeth" was shown? great in terest by :the ' nglish ' classes. While "MacMthHls not studied in Junior high school, several ot Shakespeare's plays' are : Included In the course r and a number Of Btudeifts were able to attend the lodal performance . ? :,-S--; ' Book . reports . are occupying time and attention of many Eng lish students as the close of the sbmester I approaches. -At least one- book rt trst be read . by each' slUdeht during tte semester. ' In' some claskes two tare required. Ai '-.! ; A raried collection of printed silk crepes are : here for the coining season. Faacilal pat terns In, I lack and. white as well a j 'large' . range of new jspriag shades wilt make their debut tomorrow. Visit this section for Ideas, acquaint yourself with the new fabrics as they come to our store. - r t - :' ..'. -...'. f.-...f.;v" ..f; ..J .-..,.",., A. . Dotted' rolles a Suisse in 23 new shades and' patterns "will be shown" beginning tomorrow This should be interesting news to wocsa -fffco make their summer 'dresses early be fere the .spring ilrtssniaklag- nuTi is &h. Tl.cca are guaranteed to stand the laundry tc.t. Zio - the tew colors at your earliest c:;crtun!ty." ) Portrait, Commer' cial and Home, '.' Portrait Pho-, I tography; ; j.T.q. Portrait Studio ';'4M Oregon Bldg. ? v ; Telephone P31 : . the library dl the' school ; is en laged'. . more ; reading' -' can, be' re quired'. At present. .thereadlng lists have", had" to be lengthened in order, -to . accommodate' the large number, of students in each grade., : The . Interest , shown - in reading ; juslifies a much larger Hhrary, which Is the ' object and aim of the English department.' Oar basketball t team -defeated the'-McKinley '-"team Wednesday evehing. But the losers did tHeif best to keep us" from It. ' Lee Ecker was the hlgh man and made1 about one-half of our points'. Dean Zfiefle, of the department of pharmacy' or OAC, . wasMn Ba lem yesterday tfr attend -a meeting Of the peppermint growers of this district.- -,-.;:. i 25,C0O Pounds cf, Grape Root vaiithd . ;r; Cavr'-! D ' ' ' 7 I Zt-;Sodbi -4: Tie II on a i f n C-3 . 4 " M . - ' t . - - '- V v. j -. : V Vfe-ri;. '..v