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I Generally fair; moderate tem-
CM; , perature; light northwest winds.
Sx i'yimx:-TZ; Min. 40; River 2.2,
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At
Tho Theaters Today;
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Oregon Percy Marmont
: in "The Street of For
gotten Men."
'
m
- HIigh Lionel Barrymore
in "Meddling Women
t. and five acts vaudeville.
. . . . . '
llcillg Peter B- Kyne's
- "Never the Twain Shall
" Meet."
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liritlsn Bond Discussed
Fred A. Bixon, member of the
Ealtrn Kiwanis club, introduced
to the Salem Lions at their week
ly luncheon Friday the resolution
that has been adopted by the Ki
wanlans favoring a bridge bond
issue of such extent that all the
bridges needed ill Salem can be
built at the same time. He stress
ed the point that by building all
the. bridges at once," the city will
be .able to have uniformity in the
fc architecture. Marshall Dana of
the Portland Oregon Journal, who
was to have addressed the club,
wa unable to appear at the meet
ing, -v.:"'':.
Bake Rite . '
Will serve it if there is any
better coffee. oil
yictrolan v
Less than cost, $110 machine
Ttow $55. See our windows. Giese
Powers. Terms. k-10
Harding Klertenl
Professor Roy T. Harding, head
of .the international law . depart
ment at Willamette university,
has been chosen by the Salem
Hi-V to serve as advisor for the
organization this year. A com
mittee has been appointed for the
purpose of revising the constitu
tion to meet the requirements of
the resolution adopted this year
by the local school board forbid
ding the existence of secret socie
ties at the high school. , A Bible
committee Was also appointed.
feVnltt" ami V:lnir U'iwm-1 "
JT- ' Beautiful recordings on Victor
jctyiu ib too, uj aviua wruticaira
at Moore's Music House. 409-415
": J- won. . - on
I Ljf
TQuartet to Appear .CT
Special entertainment has been
secured for the evening service of
. the First Christian church Sunday:
The Happy Harmony quartet of
the Eugene Bible university will
render several songs. Miss Whis
tler, church assistant,' is to be in
charge of the program. ;
Opening Dance f - '
Schindler hall, Sat. night. : olO
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Birth Reports Are Filed - :
Two births:were reported Fri
day at the off iee of the city health
officer. To Mr. 'and Mrs. I. O.
Kim of route 8, Salem was born
a son who .- has been given the
name of Henry. "A Son was born
, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwin
Franseen of Monmouth, and has
received the name of Bernadine
Jean. ;-; -;
H. F. WOODUY & SON
'AaeUoTMrt ssi TTirntttsr DMltrt,
. PT canh for Di TTiniitnr Store
871 North CoavowrcUl. T
Office Phone 75 or Res
: 4 idence Phone 18I3AV
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-NEWS IN
Divorce Is Sought
; . Pearl Craig has filed suit for di
Toree .in the. circuit court, here
against John Craig. Thev were
married In May 1921. Mrs. Craig
declares that- her husband beat
her on everal occassions. " She
asks for, the custody of a small
daughter and support money for
the child. ;
$250 Victrola
Now $120.
Giese-Powers.
See our windows.
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Invest in Salem Now
If the property you invest a
$1000 in-today makes you $5000
inx5. 10, or 15 years and in mean
time pays you a return that's ac
tion. . We have properties for, sale
that will make you . 6 to ' 15 per
cent and increase in, value. "We
specialize in estate properties and
properties that must be moved.
Becke & Hendricks, Heilig Bldg.,
189 N. High. ,."5 o7t
Try a Cup "
Of Bake Rite coffee at the Bake
Rite Bakery. Best in the world.
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One Accident Fatal - v
Only one of the 747 accidents
reported to the state industrial ac
cident commision for the week
ending October 8 resulted in a
fatality. This was W. A. John
son, faller, Waldport. Of the to
tal number 652 were subject to
the provisions of the workmans'
compensatibn act, 94. from firms
and corporations that have reject
ed the act and one from a public
utility corporation not subject to
the provisions of the comspensa
tlon act." . , -
See The Certified;
Public , Motor Car Market for
used Hupmobiles. These will out
wear cheap new cars, are nicer to
handle and cost less money, oil
An Vlctrolas
All models, any finish, all new
stock selling less than cost. See
our- . windows.' . Giese-Powers.
Terma. Ar . o-10
"Freshle!M
Victor record, 19784 at Moore's
Music House, 409-415 Court, .oil
Closing Out ; '
- Our entire line of ready-to-wear.
All coats and dresses at wholesale
prl!e. Come early while our
stock is complete. - Mrs. H. P.
Stith, S13 State. o6tt
Citizenship Classes to Sleet
The first class of this year In
citizenshp will be held at the lo
cal YMCA building Saturday
night. Anyone wishing to take out
his r her second papers 'is eligi
ble to attend the class, for which
no tuition will be charged. .The
YMCA started the class In citizen
ship fbur years ago, and there has
been a class between every- court
session since then.
All Vlctrolas
AH models,' any finish, all new
stock selling less than cost.: Seo
our windows. Giese-Powers
Terms. - o-lO
TYPEWRITERS
For Sale
For Rent
Students'
-. Rates
Pbone 886 ;;
C. M. Lockwood
217 North CVmmercial Street
PAINTING
KALSOMLNING
PAPER HANGING
For the right Itind of materials
and the very best workman
ship call na
Gabriel
Powder and Supply Co.
175 S. Commercial Phone-72$
Suits and
k v w u .
r r i
rur itivii unu
Young Men
Our styles and patterns
, j are the
LATEST AND BEST
We are always willing to
show them
Drop In and Look
G.W. Johnson &Co.
469 State Street ... .
BRIEF
Ministedal Group Meets
The first meeting of the year
will be held Monday morning at
TO: 30 o'clock at the public library.
Every minister and pastor is urg
ed to attend. Rev. M. C. Clark
will present the subject "The
Plane of Christian Enterprise."
Rev. C. C. Poling is president and
Rer.Cart F. Miller secretary of
the association.
"Croon a Little Lullaby"
"Funny," "Sometime' Hits on
Victor records and sheet music at
Moore's Music House, 409-415
Court. Phone 983. oil
Bake Rite K ,
Large loaves 13c 2 for 25c.
Small 3 for 25c. A double loaf
2 pounds 15c. Bake "Rite
Bakery. t oil
Vinegar Apples Wanted
Gideon Stolz Co., near corner
Summer and Mill. Sacks furnish
ed. Phone 26. jo6tf
ff lOO Victrola
Now $52.50. See our windows.
Glese-Powers. Terms. o-lO
Will Dedicate Flag
Monday night the American Le
gion Auxiliary will hold a short
program beginning at 8 o'clock at
which time the new flag and col
ors will be- formally dedicated.
Mrs. J. J. Rottle Aa chairman of
the committee 'Others on the
committee are Mrs. Edwin Bay
lxss, Mrs. G. E. Prime, Mrs. Knight
and Mrs. Q3trander.
Vlctrol
Less than cost, $110 machine
now $55. See our windows. Giese-
Powers. Terms. oio
Woodry & Son-
Buy . furniture. Store. 271 N.
commercial. Phone 75. 2tf
Ererynian's Bible Class -
At Bligh theater Sunday morn
ing 9:45. J. J. Evans, pastor First
Christian church, teacher. ' Fine
program. All men invited. oil
6 Room House
And lot 75x165 $1200 at 2660
Oak street. O10
Directors Nominated .
, The fiscal year for the YMCA
of Salem ended September 21, and
with the coming on - of the new
program for this year, it is neces
sary that six directors be elected
to fill the places of those whose
terms have expired. The directors
whose terms have expired are
Walter T. Jenks, Paul Wallace,
T. M. McCrosky, B. C. Miles, J. H
Nicholson, and T. M. Hicks. The
committee appointed for the nom
ination of the new directors con
sists of Carle Abrams, Dr. M. C
Findley. and " Joseph H. Albert.
They have nominated all the men
HONEYCOMB
CHOCOLATE
CHIPS
Regular Price 6Qc lb.
: For Saturday;
Onljr j
39c lb.
21b.75c '
lamit 2 lbs. to a customer
Only At
CCHAEFER'C
p DRUG STORK U ;
; XTaoae 107 Yellow Frost .
133 Jforth Commercial Street
Penslar Agency
Caa yon beat these prices
on closed cars? -:
L1S33 OrrUn4 -.385
192S OwUad Mu S75
L l2l Fort S1 250
L 122 Tori 8Un ...... ,..,127
"XacbBieQ7 A-l"
All Kepalnud ady to Go
8m them it ' -
mm
to succeed themselves except Mc
Crosky, who is oat of : town most
of tlje time. . la his place the com
mittee have nominated Allen Ka
foury. The nominations are to
be placed in the lobby, and any
active member of the j YMCA can
maken any other nomination-. he
sees fit, ? The election will be "held
near the last of the present month
and each active member will be
entitled to one vote, h- I -
$100 Victrola . j j
Now $52.50. See our windows.
Giese-Powers. . Terms. o-lO
Hot Water Bottles j
Guaranteed, regular $2. ; This
week 98c Schaefer's JDrug.! -oil
Where Can Y
Have the best time? Mellow
Moon Sat. night of course. V olO
If You Haven't
Tried Bake Rite coffee lust
droD in and have a ' run. 1 Rent
coffee in the world. You will ad
mit it after you have tried ft: oil
Marion Man Fined i ;j,
Hal Russell and Lou Doerfler&f
Marion were fined $50 each in the
Eugene Justice. court on a charge
of killing Tawn. The of f ense ; is
alleged to have been committed in
the Siuslaw country, several weeks
ago while these men were em
ployed in a lumber camp Iri'that
locality. F. M. Brown. ?hief Ae.
puty game warden, made the ar
rests at Marion. The complaint
was sworn to by Rodney Roach.
deputy game warden for this
county. -
Why Bake?
When you can get Bake 1 Rite
bread just as good as you can bake
for less money. Bake Rite Bakery,
Oil
For Rent-
Comfortable furnished ! rooms
with private family. 10 10 North
Cottage, phone 2292-J. J oil
You'll Find
The crowd at Mellow Moon
Saturday night- i olO
Exclusive Distribution
For W. W. Kimball pianos. A.
B., Chase, : Davenport w &frTracy,
Bush os Gefts. Moore's 'Music
House, 409-415 Court. . ; fs20tf
Attemnt Robberv . !
An unsuccessful attempt was
made Thursday night tojroB the
creamery at Jefferson jot 700
pounds of butter. The thieves gdt
the . butter out on the creamery
platform, but left in haste at the
advent of a night -watchman:
Creameries oyer the valley have
been robbed lately, and steps are
now being taken to protect the
creameries from further assaults.
Poultry thefts have also become
common in the valley, and steps
are being taken to apprehend the
chicken thieves.
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For' Your Sunday Meats! - ,
We have a choice baby beef,
and the prices of all our meats
are reasonable. Give us one trial.
Paul . Marnach. 147 North High,
in - Honolulu Market. alO
Victrola , (i.
Now $120. See pur
Giese-Powers. Terms.
windows'.
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Peonie
Choice, collection i of this most
beautiful flower. Large plants to
bloom next season. Can supply Id,
rose color, white or! assorted.
Cheap to clear. Plant now. Robt.
Lindon, 231 W. Mission St,, Sa
lem, Or. ' '', ' olO
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established 186
t General Banking' Buiineis
Offlos) IZoura trons 10
'3H n II L,
tfr3 ir-r
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It; Vf.
. Becke &
Heilig Theatre Bldg.
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PrinlU Taken Out l .
f JFour' permits to build were
taien out Friday at the office of
the city recorder, totalling $14,
610, R, A., Harris was given: a
permit to erect a one and one half
Story dwelling at 746 ; Stewart to
cast : $ 5 0 0 Q. j Charles Evans took
out a permit to construct a $3500
on and one half story dwelling at
I860 South High. A permit was is
ued to' B. J. Ramsey ( to build a
one .story dwelling at' 470 North
Seventeenth at a cost of $3500.
I- N. Stewart took out a permit
to erect a one story dwelling at
445 North Seventeenth to- cost
$500. . .
Tbaitc Tonite Tonite
MeElroy's. Crystal Gardens. olO
60 cents each. Telephone 62F2.
oil
Have You Spare Time?
: Many have, who waste It. Why
not improve it this winter by tak
ing some special work which you
need.; in the: Capital Business
College night elasses. Call tonight
and enroll for next week. olO
3 Ftr poles
, For sale, 45 feet427 S. 25th.
: -'f.; : "Oil
Miss Wrman to Return
Miss Marian Wyman, secretary
of the local YWCA, is to return
to Salem about October 15, ac
cording to a telegram received
Friday by Mrs. Currie. house
mother of the local YWCA. She
has been in Omaha on business,
and reports that she is eager to
be back in Salem.
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing. Giese-Powers
Furniture Oompany. , a20tf
Hemes For,two Or Three
i.We nave five new 4 -room homes
vacant and ready for occupancy.
Priced $3)00 to $4500. Most have
fireplaces, furnace and garage.
Reasonable . terms oh all. Why
rent longer. Becke & Hendricks,
Heilig Bldg., 189 N. High. o7tf
Basket Classes '
Knrnll now for basket classes.
Direction state Vocational board,
Salem Wicker Furniture Man. Co.
2218 State. 223p. : oil
Editor Elected f
-Walter Illif. junior at Willa
mette university, was elected to
be editor of this year's Wallulah,
annual magazine put out by the
student body at Willamette uni
versity. The election was held
Friday to fill the vacancy created
when Hem Sun, elected to the
post last spring, failed to register
at the university this fall. Mr.
Illif is a member of the Epsilon
Delta Mu fraternity and the Chres
tophillan literary society.
Better Than Ever !
Fred M. Mills and his ten piece
orchestra at Mellow Moon Satur
day night. olO
Reception is Held
AH the teachers in the public
schools of Salem were given a re
ception Thursday afternoon at the
Parrish junior high school. Re
freshments were served.
Forum Meet
The YMCA forum met Friday
night and Dr. Hnry E. Morris
was elected president and ?tto
Paulus secretary. The purposi of
TYPEWRITER CO.
Direct Factoryi Branch
510 Court Street 1 Phone 282
Typewriters Rented, SoldJ
. Repaired
Sneclal rental rates to studests
F. N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading
AUCTIONEER
Tays Cash For Furniture
Residence and Store
1610 North Summer
PHONE 511
"Established Since 1016"!
tot pa.
.4Slr f w ;
ifm'.m. i V4 .rm fatm
Hendricks j
. 189 N. High i
the forum . is to promote.; public J
speaking,' and those present at last
a . .a . i. iL.
nigm S meeting: expressea xne in
tention, of lining, up last year's
members. From now on the class
will: meet erery-Friday evening
ender the guidance of Prof. W. D.
Harrington, of Portland. Plans
were also instigated at. the meet
ing to organize a beginners group.
Furniture Upholstery j .
G And repairing: Giese-Powers
Furniture Oompany. 1 s20tf
Opening Dance
Schindler hall. Sat. night olO
Attempt to 8op Payment
Suit has been filed in circuit
court against Fred Clow and other
members of the school board of
Bridge Creek district by J. E.
Thomas, who attempts to force
them not to pay Liirin Williams'
salary. She is teacher in the
district, receiving $115 a month,
but it is alleged that she was not
legally hired, not being .hired at a
regular meeting called with the
object in view of hiring teachers.
Ixcal inimical circumstances are
said to be the source of the suit.
Tonlte Tonite Ton It e
MeElroy's, Crystal Gardens. olO
O. K. Waffle Hbye i
Opposite PenneyS. Waffles and
short orders at all 'hours. New
management. s30tf
Hi-Y Clubs Ar Organized
Two Hi-Y clubs, one at Ail ills
tille and one at Woodburn, were1
organized in Marion county this
eek. Both, clubs adopted the
.successful business men explain
their occupations with a view of.;
their choosing vocations. Prob
ably 15 different occupations will
be explained to the boys during
the winter. Each club; is to have
a 20 minute Bible study period
before the social hour. Officers
for the Aumsville group are ProL
S O Stenhens. leader; Kenneth
Porter, presideot; Kenneth Purdy,
vice president; Wayne Ransom,
secretary; Lloyd teeter treasurer,
and Ross Condit, spCsor- The
Woodburn officers are ProC- At
T.vfrett lrftrter: Gordon NeiL'fOn,
president; Robert ScottJ vice presi
dent; Norman Richards, secretary
treasurer, and H. M. Austin,
sponsor. ,
j Dtta For Breakfast H
Costing a lot of money
s v s !
These trials of the convict kill
ers
And costing It to the taxpayers
of Marion county.
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The time will come.j when pen
ology and criminology are studied
in the universities, and common
jsense prevails, that there will be
no second trials for men once con
victed of felonie;
V
fJalcnT schoolma m asked' pupil
nnn c Vi oKnff
stow -. Wm
Today Stri!r mi
WEATHERLY ICE CREAM
about " thediff erent:ages la hls
tbry. Ihe stone age, bronze, age,
Iron tagpwas thsi answer, rwhat
aire 'are fir living ia now Inquir
ed the teacher." . The bard-boield
age. jrai the? answer, v !:t
sv
. Convicts in Sing Sing are . per
mitted: to hare radio -sets in their
cellsr'if. financially -able to pur
ehaibe Lhe equipmenL Exchange.
Withi moving pictures, baseball.
concerts and radio as Inducements,
these? state prisons .-'will sdon" be
overrarn'" by ; "those vrh6 take a
chance,.-knowing if they make a
safe getaway they are fixed to en-
jo y things, and . if caught, will en-
ioy nto 'even if confined. Fort
Meade Leader. (Wonder if the
gink who wrote the foregoing be-
Keyed it? If he does, he will never
cefThto.a penitentiary. He be
longs in an institution tor the
feebleminded.)
Trying to run a flour mill and
elevator has so far cost the state
of North Dakota the modest little
sum of $845,932-36. Another case
of the ;goTernment , in. business.''
It is always thus.
Some of our exchanges have
noted that a bank in Northamp
ton, Mass., the town where Presir
dent Coolidge lives, offers to pay
$2.50 for each $2 bill presented
When You
To Move
Call on us, for we have
covers for your furhiture
and furniture movers.
Ready
We also hanclle BrooiJer Stoves, Furnace
Coals and Diamond Briquettes
Larmer Transfer &
Storage Co.
Phone 930 , . .'l.-u',.
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Dainty Cups Packed With
Delicious Ice Cream
Something new something unique something tasty and de-:
icious in ice cream! . -
Vnnila Tfn rrpnm anrl refreshing.' full-flavored
Lo mnsf rioiieinMA enmhination
the dainty, sanitary DIXIE cup! Sealed with dust-tight top .
pever touched by human hands until you remove tho top.,
r . j. . !-.- - 'G" , " ; GCG ; G G':
f DIXIES are Bold lo Voii complete with spoonfMeady to eat
all for a nickel!. - - '
j " j ".' " . - ' 'G -i;- ' - . - .- s -i
' Children love them and mothers find them convenient for quick ;
desserts and, parties. --G,- . 5 . .
! Go to any tistore handling our ice'eream. You'll treat yourself '
to the biggest.nickel's worth you've ever tasted when you : --
Ask for DIXIE Sc
Division of Western Dairy Products
atl!;j 'eouhler..7' Altruism could,
no further go, iys one: of.'fj?
cimmn.t.ators.' Oh, yes, 't ?6uld
The ' rCo-rthatnptori bonus: offer if
for thosa; opening bank , accbniiis,
Jn irhlch the deposit of a $ 3 bill '
is to be credited. as $2.5e.t Cc-Uins
a nev depositor for 50 cents Isn't
altruism.. It la gcnHinj New Eng-
land llirilt Ph;iadelph'.;t Trcbo.
RUTH AGAIN ILL
-r,
1 NEW. YORK.- Oct. 9. (By As-' I
ociated Press.) Babe Ruth ar-
ried in' New York tonight from
Washington suffering from an ab- -cess.
. He will - undergo a minor
operation in a hospital where he
was under, treatment last spring.
FOR INFOR31ATI0N
ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
Phone 727
OREGON a ELECTRIC
JOE WILLIAMS
The Battery Man
Come In, Get Acquainted
: WILL.VRD
531 Court St. , Phone 108
padded Vans and Fleece-lined A
and piano. First class iano'
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--frozen xiirnt in
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Company
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