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9 . h - i KHIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER. THB OREGON 43TATESMAK.' SALEli; OEEGON ' ond game of tfce 1924 world's se- LEWIS - DEFEATS MUNN , TULSjLokia Oct; sX4(By spclated Press.) "Strangle" Lewisi clalmantrto Jijtbeworld heavyweight wrestling . litto,. de feated Wayne "Big Mnna. two falls out of three here tonight. U-wto.took. the first fall , in; 25; mlnater wltha headlockv Munu the second' in' 12 minutes wftk't xotcbhQldaivaLewiaj:hfl- final fall to lr minute with. ta head Him II Ml ii I, tit i texf at U'fiWirioai; D. a 36.- 922 and the receipts were S 136,- 650. Tbe total paid attendance tor lha first td game, last year was 71.682 and the total receipts By AUDREO BUNCH, Phone 106 ,;. tit-it -i k .- iin' . ' ... i .i t'-- ' -i,-i;.& ..i v!'; y New Coats! At this price show not only smart stylish Coats but vry practical ones as well. The new ones Just received will ap- peal to you because they do combine style" with, service. Compare these with Coats similarly priced jxm'il find Miller Coats unmatched in value. : At $25 V New Street Frocks! " I Autumn's frocks are gracious and be coming. These are the sort of frocks one can wear from morning until night, and. always look well dressed, and for this , reason they are indispensable to the well- ' dresBed woman. , In all the new fall shades -with all the new guises, tiers, godets or ruffles, flares and circular skirts. See these today! , . $25 Branch, Meeting Opens First hand news from the for eign lands by returned missionar ies has been the inspiration of the conference at the First Methodist church. One hundred and twenty-eight delegates bad registered up to 5 o'clock last evening with; a regis tration of eight visitors. The opening meeting was led by Mrs. C. W. Henderson, record- In secretary of the Colombia Riv er branch. Sbe ls a magnetic lead er and was liappy In, her choice of assistants: Mrs. E. A. Stephenson Of the First Methodist Episcopal church, Seattle, i. presented the need of intensive prayer at .the "home baser ana Mrs. H. Lester Smith of Helena. Mont., wife of a returned bishop to India, who pre sented the need for prayer fa be half of the many branches of for eign work. She conducted a very elfective altar service-, after vivid ly picturing 106 high caste people &i . India being baptized at one time, and many other urgent de aiands for trained workers. New Book. Received Theodore . Ackland Harper, Portland author,; has had a new book published recently, "Singing Feathers." The first number was received in Salem today and was autographed to Miss Gunnell of the Gunnell and Robb studio, who took some portraits of the author when he was here last spring in t the interest of the Salem Arts League. From .; the illustrations 1 whibh are by' Florenz Clark, one I knows the story is of the fairies I again as was a previous book of his, "The Mushroom Boy." The book will make its debut in Port land next Monday .when it will be displayed in a window of Gilt's. Degree Work Exhibition. ,- One t of the most anticipated meetings of Chad wick chapter of the Eastern Star each year is that at which the Past Matrons' Asso- i ciation take charge in the presen tation of their degree work. At the meeting on Tuesday evening i the Past Matrons presented a lit erarally flawless exhibition, beau tifully done in every detail. The feature which will probably be remembered the longest of all was the ceremony honoring, Mrs W. P. Babcock, present matron of the chapter, when a group of six Mrs. Amos Vass, Mrs. Ira Darby, Mrs . Paul , Hauser, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs. Frank Derby and Mrs. David Wright showered her with flowers in the name of the Never Leia Cold Get a Start Vapors Check a Gold Overnight There are many ways to treat cold tout only one DIRECT' way with vapors that can be inhaled: Vapors penetrate immediately into, -every corner of the air pas sages . and lungs, soothing an healing with every breath.. VIcks is so remarkably success ful in treating cold troubles be cause it acts like "a vapor lamp in salve form." When rubbed over throat and chest the body heat releases va pors of Menthol, Camphor, Euca lyptus, Thyme and Turpentine. At the same time Vicks is absorbed through and stimulates the skin like a poultice or plaster. This double, direct action often checks the worst cold overnight. mm o Ruo Oven ji Miluom Jajts Usco Yeably Past Matrons, with! a special serf ice, prepared by Mrs. David Wright, read immediately preced ing. - -' i - l '- -- "-- '' The entire hall was decked with the loveliest of the fall flowers. At a late hour refreshments were served In the banqnt room with, the past Matrons ; occupying the honor table in the center of tbe room. . ", - 1 i ;;, '- j Hostesses for the- social hour were- the present officers of the chapter assisted by ! Mrs. Homer Ingrey, Mrs. aU. B- Millard, Mrs. W. O. Marshall, Mrs. L. S. Geer, Mrs. Roy Bohannon and Mrs. L. O. Grote. : - The next meeting of the chapter will be in the form of a Hallow e'en party. oci&t Calendar TODAY Hollywood Club Meets . The Hollywood Ladies' Society club met with Mrs. Walter Davis on Wednesday afternoon. After a delightful visit together, the, ciud adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs. J. Sunsley.' A generous Innith wqo oarvaA . htv tha ItnstAftR and assisted by Mrs. J. Gunsley Myers street, hosUSs, ana Miss Amanaa uisen. lae iui- lowing members -. were present: Mrs. J. Gunsley. Mrs. W. F. Starr, Mrs. Jack Earle and daughter, Mrs. Alice Rowland, Mrs. Victor Due. Mrs. A. E. Helme. Mrs. W. W. Fisher an3 daughter Mary Jane, Miss Amanda Olsen and horstess -w : Presbyterian Woman's Mission ary society. Church parlors. 2:30 O'clock. K r- I - Second day of Columbia River Branch meeting. First Methodist eharch. . Pyschology . class.: Dr; . C. Ij Sherman. Salem Woman's club house. 2 o'clock. - Modern Thought. Miss Cor nelia Marvin, leader. Pablic li brary. 7 to 9 o'clock. i Brush College community club. Columbus . Day , , entertainment. Brush College school. Ever Ready Birthday dnb. Mrs. Clara Adams,' 255 East Washing ton stret. bosteSs. ' , , . ; MacDowell cluh rehearsal. Kim ball college. 7:30 o'clock. "' Friday bridge club. Mrs. Elmer Dade, hostess. Women's society. First Baptist church. Mrs. L. G. Curtis, 245 Know Your Town", class. Spon sorjsd by Civics committee of the Salem Woman's club. Club house 2 o'clock. Saturday , Salem Woman's club. 2:30 o'clock. Club house. Topic: "Our Girls." Mfss JesBie McGreg- Mrs. V. V. Cummins was taken or, speaker, into the club. Mrs. J. c. Ackman. Mrs. Fred Woodcock and Mrs. Sisler Starr of Salem and Mrs. J. W. Bean from Home Gardens, California, were visitors. Columbia River First 'Methodist' Returns from San Francisco 1 .Third day of Branch meting, church. 7 ; ' Salvage shop opening; Woman s club house. Auspices of saiem ' Woman's club. . ! Eleventh Annual Qpenlng of P.ilhorf Ctnxlin and . Praft . Shoo, i After a two imontns visit m, UJ N;, Commerctal Btreet. up- j-rancisyu anas c-aiuci hi.-i .i.ii.,.,. w n n Tno1r p m. Sunday Closing Day of Columbia Riyer branch meeting. First Methodist church. i Monday (Oct. 12) Salem branch o the Oregon San Francisco ardson has returned to her home in Salem. While in the fcity she was the guest of her brother PV K. Richardson, and . visited; many places of Interest around the bay. Club Meets in SUverton The members Of the Barbara r.LZV.. :ZI; "a " rL State Mosieachers association ff FAnnnn lit th hnm nf Mr. i Miss Margaret ttsner. inotih .iki.vvu vv " . " l -. . 7v.'. Minnie Fishwood i m siiTfrion. ijuuurto., . five other club members, alLresid-Inara r irae guu,.iw Ing In Silverton These wer Mrs. Minerva Stevenson, Mrs. i - BGrtlaM Morley, Mrs. Lida Esher, Mrs. May Wolf, and Mrs. Rachel Flesner. At the tea hour delicious reiresu ments were served. The following members jmotored over from Salem: Mrs;. Maria Thompson, Mrs. Francis C. Gun am, Mrs. Elizabkh A. j Waters, Mrs. Alice S- Davies, Mrs- Minnie Baker, Mrs. Myra Dotsott.1 Mrs. So phia B. Maplethorpe, Mi's. Pearl Ralbh. Mrs. Fanny Gregory, Mrs. F. E. Zinn. Mrs. Melissa 1 Perkins. $art. j ? There was no, doubt, tpo, that two 'separate but .distinct breaks helped Pittsburgh's eighth inning spurt. The first was an error by the usually reliable veteran Peck inoaueh. who couldn't handle the moist ball driven at him by Eddie Moore berore the runner got to first. The second "break" cime a moment later when- Cuyler's hard drive to right, scoring Moore ahead of him, took a shap hop! that ended in the front part of the i.u.n; .tunto it was n flnVA Mrs. Carrie vBartb01onew. Miss r a'wt taat" WOuld nave m. Gladys .Bartholomew and Mrs. Laura Arpke. ji Visitors from. Myrtle Point Miss -Mabel Lundy : .land Miss Gladys Wall of Myrtle Point, Ore gon, are bouse guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ci Conner. Miss Lundy Is a niece ot firs. Con ner "500, Club Holds Witting The Happy Twelve ;jsf 00 club met on Saturday of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Mrs. E W. Kitchen won the high'score for the ladies and en no more than the two bases on the regular playing field, but It was sufficient to clinch the battle; ResardleES of these turns or fortune, however, the Pirates probably would have tallied twice In this inning. , Moore on second at the time, would 'have scored even if Cuyler's blow hadn't jump ed out of the field. Barnhart fol lowed with another hit and Peek Inpaugh contributed aecond er ror on Traynor's bounder but these blows were wasted as Covel- eskie steadied and checked the on slaueht The victory was scorea too in a R. Kitchen lor the en.The con-1 draaaUc settlngt taaae so by tBe I HEILIG THEATRE ' Salem Not a Motion Picture ) 4 r New (Party Frocks! Come see our collection of party frocks that arrived yesterday. We've arranged a special display at; J25.00 that are fully wonderrul values. Gold lace, metallic brocades, beaded affairs, brocade chiffon velvets In all the newest style tendencies of the fall and winter season. "- - f , At $25 Salem's f,cading Pepartincnt Store V This ill the cm pT of tbe yea that U doinc ' capacity boai n k a eryirhviv. Buy earlf and tfcke tdranUgo ' cl r tirU pick of aats. Wednesday, Oct. 14 Curtain at 8:30 P. M. 1 You'll Love Him! if 5 roaring spirit Of the capacity crowd, Ihe presence - of old-time heroes of Pittsburgh's last world series victory 16 years ago and by the tributes paid to the memory f one of the greatest champion ship heroes of all Christy Matn ewson. . " ' sblatlon prize went to Mr. Harry Vnnn The membersilp of the club In eludes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boles, Mr. and Mrai Harry Young, Mr. and Mrs. MlltQii Mageei Mr. and Mrs. Eugene pietz, Mrs, E. w. Kitchen, and Miss Rath Kitchen. Guests Over iVteh-End Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Stearns en tertained -as their, house guests oyerlhe week end .their grand daughter, --Mrs Alfred Loy of Dal las, tsa iBeir ;iwo uvuiuo nrtcftnL Rtetihen Leslie v MMontai-Tiiv lt the first ereat l. sonf caa ersnnson 01 flir.i ana 1 Waxhinirtio r-m t iw .ni tittia inn e is sa I - , second cam " I." "".rr. .v 1 htAn. 43.4M 85.069 lem tor tne iaBi ays vl i ttt-r- irs.698.oo S36c.473.oo ij-i. .,. 1 iHl III S4.S70.95 Altnr Society MeetS V Playen' .hare.... 94705.98 188,901.23 ? riuni, Tin ran Altar uw I r.cn cibd ar. - . I rni Standing: IWasMngion Pittsburgh. First game: fTaahiagtoB Pitfbnrrh Won ....1 1 I.ntt 1 1 Pet. .5tlO .500 4 1 3 .i 2 63,300.41 3 Yrs. In k Cart ' I i Incrtdei 1 I Mrs. Traak f Bacon 1 1 Tko. V JalXaraea Prices One Performance: 420--$1.65 $1.10 75c " First Guaranteed : ' ! Attraction of . New Fall Season , Htv tnftt for a meetlne ot interest on Wednesday in the acnooi nau with Father Vincent Keenan pre siding; Ten new names for mem-. hpoihln were Breseoted at tnis r , 1 time. Plans were made to assist. i h ralaine of funds for the Jur- nishiag of the new cnapeLana.ret.- i rnrv room. ' rtf xarti'tilnr interest In ' the, winter's activities! will be the se (Continued on ptt 6) pirate creW vviria ... FROM SOLON S, 3-2 ( Con tinueS from papa 1.) himself in the hole tiiy mishandling OiiTriev hmt and throwing too late to third after i Pecklnpaug and Ruel had Wr Texas-leaguers.; But the Pirate twirler pulled him3 I sell together .. wttb L Washington s heavy artillery facing mm. ne forced Klce Stan Harris and Gos lin to hit into easy infield plays, two ot Wlilcl weref force outs at the platedA 't;J.:".-i.i ; Through the earner stages the game Aldrldge was! outpitched and hit harder tha hW veteran ri val. CoVeleski, but bis courage and control lifted him close to invin cibility when danger juried near The paid attendance at the aec- -BAYER. ASPli" PROVED SAFE Take without Fear as t did in "Bayer" lockage HrM LI1K Unless you Bayer est. Besides bJs; great stanos " i cross" on package ot on tablets the fifth and ninth, Aldrldge chok-1 u ftf not getting the genuine ed off Senator threats in I Bayer Aspirin proved safe by mll- mmngs, wnen me iieeiriw i tions and prescribed by physicians juce.was a Hy . , 1 over twentv-flv Tears for from second or third if the needed hit could onlr come tarougn. , CovelesM himself twirled capa bly palling: himself out ot baa holes In two innings, the third and sixth, but his downfall! was accom piished ttoough ii two master strokes the iiome rutis oT Wright . Colds r ' " Headache . : ' Neuritis v s lumbago ' Toothache : Rheumatism i 'Neuralgia 'Vcpato,,PaiA w - Each nnbroken . '"Bayer ; pack age contains proven directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists alsd fell I and Cutlep although the blg'Pol- Msh stars ttolsl haU silenced the bottles -of 24 and lOO.Adv. i Advance Showing, of VVomen, , ' and Misses' New Fur Trimmed A Price Within Every' Woman's Reach I s t . CQ1TS: A New Collation- of 20 Different Models. I i A fashion event that more than likely will not be duplicated elsewhere now or later A wide and varied selection of Coats m f ashlonji ahd fabrics approved by smartest women fdr fall and winter wear. - Coats which are distinguished by superior taildr injr, smart silhouettes and many original ideas. - Coats of the new high pite and smooth finished mater- ials, in all the newest, exclusive shades. EVERY CO AT. liberally and luxuriousljr timmecf wilh fine quality pelts of the smart furs, dyed in matching or blending tones. I EVERY COAT of the Eastern high Standard in details of workmanship. All warmly interlined. EVERY COAT at a substantiaLsaving. . Buying now is a sound investment for you obtain all of fall and. win ter's wear and obtain finest styles while they are new and fresh. - ' The Colors:! Dove Cuckoo Wine Brown Falcon Dusk. Black Friday Saturday Only i i mm t y '- , . ' ,. jl- .... J, ..V. . W-.. . . 115 Korth Liberty A New - li ele ' i : , 1 ... . -: 3ft ' mm ' mtmS'- ' ' "' ' or . , i--1- k aiem , ; ? -. . .-" x A Wfll Go to Prei 1 1 NOVEMBER 11925 Pleafee' arrange For any; change you -may V desTreIn present listings of advertising : as sbon as possibleaiid ,nat latere than wcioDer d i i j imj. 'it - mi IM.PAOnC-mEPIIOilE i m r t, -mm'r ' i, ,,-J j 4 J
