FRIDAY ,MORNmG,,NOYEMBER, 27,.,1J25,.
tm'U feet Mote. tfffieffM mer
CANDY Fancy Christmas Boxed Can.
dloc. Also large variety el- bvllt candies.
Tbo Aee, H.rooK: T.mplo. .- . s
DON'T rvZZLK yenr head or tire
yoar feet looking for that Christmas
present tor "her.'.' Let tha Sbop-o-eope
how it to you ia ft few minutes'; time. ..
- PERFUMES W. have aloek.of kick
arrd. perfume for Christmaa itlwtioa.
Tyler Drag Star., 157 B. Commercial.-?
CHRISTMAS IS the tie l good her
gat youxMlf is the proper frame (
mind by doing your holiday shopping
the Shop-e-Mope -way. - .. : j
. TilE PEOrLK vko ct Hat feet Mi
flat wallets during toe holiday shopping
anon' are thw oaaa who -aevar ttaoaght
of (iag the Sbop-o-acopo. . ,
FAT "ST0CK1K09 wit boot thi pockat
book1 . Tbat'a tur da yoor Ckrittmaa
baying'ikroitk tk 8kp-o-aoop i v
thought to the 8hop--tcop before 70a
MuSsolim Should Change At
titude Toward fress Says
. Dean.E.'W. Allen
UNIVERSITY OP OREGON,
Eugene, Not. 2 6 (Special.)
What is the thics or political ex
pediency of the wholesale BWppres
sion of n&wspapers by Mussolini,
vremier' df Italy, and, the Fascist
party t Wheri Tiric W. Allen, dean
of the University of Oregon scho-jl
of Jdurnallsm was confronted with
thitt question, he said;
"One of tho penalties that Mus
sollni must pay for his policy to
ward the press is that no one any
where) in the world can read ltal
ian hews With, aaiy confidence that
it is fair and unbiased. Itfcaa be
tnkfln nit certain that Italian news
ia uniformly mora favorable to tho?
Fascists than the facts justify. Just
what happened recently in Italy
no, one' outside of that country can
say with confidence, and possibly
we shall never know. There may
have" been an' attempt ' to over
throw th Savoy dynasty. On the
SAVING
KSIPPBESSK
pli mm
is far better than
SAVING TO PAY
Watch our. Cash : Specials and. save when
you buy tHem.f jWe tliink: the few items
fisted helow. ougHt to interest the ones who
hold the purse strings.
LOT 1
Folding Clothes Racks
Rignt in season 'now daring: the rainy daysv Te
kind that fasten to the
Are well finished and fold
They are worth twice the
Saturday for only
An Assortment of
1. and Auto
These seem: to be even
regular ran--take either
for, only :
85C
25 c
jv. , Razor Blades -
Most all kinds Gillette, Auto Strop, Gein,''Evcr
ready &U new stocktake them Jor per package
30c
Another Bier Shipment of Those Heavy
cTin WatK BdileriiV
They havecoper.tton&the 1 wooden handles
are well riveted, nave
both No. 8 and JSo. 9 sizes. Take your choice Sat
nrday for only i . ,
;. . . - $1.95 ;::,-.;?
Don't buy y.ouit vheel goods Until you get
our prices. . We are
Tricycles, Wagons,
will surprise you.
. . Geo. E. All
HARDWARE - PAINTS'- MACHINERY
236 North Commercial Street
wr- r TRADE i-iSL
CLASSIFIED SECTION
KEEP-' THE WRIXKLES twty frd
botk your forehead and 1 your pur r
thi, year do. yonr Christmas shoppins
thro Tlch the &hop-ttJve.- "1
MAGAZISE srBSCElPTI058 Oivinc
yearly fv it magzina- aubsrptiosa . aa
CbrtKtBM s'J'm ha irrovii in popular
tty beeae 4t -eo eaaily, and tifae
- tariiy aettte. the qtteuiom of what to
- cte. Wt haadio all . raeosaited pb
, liaations. The Ace. Maaonie Temple. ;
- CHRISTMAS AVI Li - look let com
plicated ha you look at It through
the Helpful Shopaeopo. .
THE GIFT-without the gtar ia rlaro,
they ut, And often tha jiver bare of
rift matil he mnemhar to consult the
Bbop-o-aop. " .. -r
PEBPLEXEfir 'SUOPPEX8 -who don't
kMow which way t turn tao't do bettor
than to torn to the 8hop-o-arope 1 . -
WRIX1NO PAPES Linen Pinih; in
the dsintieat color. An ideal Chriatmas
tift. Boxes if -tew- 6a enU. Tyler '1
other hand,, it ia-extremely likely
that whatever hapjieaed is being
greatly, distorted. to. create an im
pression at home and abroad fav
orable to th faasolini regime. :
"If Musflolinl wants the world
to believe the news that comes out
of Italy at its face value; he should
change' Ills" aftituQo"' toward' the
press, we jean trust our press ser
vices to do their best under the
circumstances, but getting news iu
Italy unfavorable - to the present
arbitrary' and violent government
is no eay tasX. - . . ;
."I saw a little something of how
the suppression of news was work
ing" in Italy when I was there two
years Ago. AaJl since Ihen I Jiave I
believed that .the idolaters of Mus
solini, And . these appear. to ,b
many In all -countries, are people
who - are, easily fooled by propa
ganda. .
"Italy has had many Mussolints
in. its. long history, but this la the
first time one has ''succeeded in
convincing the .world that he is an
angel of progress, of justice, and
of modern civilized ideas.' 1 .
HUSKY ELEVEN WINS
IM-TUD11 I lift RKlflC
111 I IIIIIUUIIIU UnillLI
(Continued from pace I)
from - Cuehalls, Wash... had filled
this afternoon for the last time,
kicked a placement goal.
' The ball hit a brace after pass
ing between the posts, but the
tO BUY
wall. Have 10 solid arms
entirely, out of the way.
price but we sell them
Genuine - Gillette
Strop Razors
better finished than the
Saturday, while they kut
LOT 4
tit in covers. They come in
.unpacking some, fine
Autos, etc. The values
X:
You've LobBa
" RECORWS-We haTe all : of the beat
Victor and Breaawkk record. Come in
now and aeleet 5 our as record make
wonderful - ChrUtmai gift. - H. Xi. Stiff
Furniture Co. L
THE 8HOP-O-SCOPE i the reatet
Christmaa diieotery aince Santa Claut
it today!
ELECTRIC GRILLS Broila.' boil
teama, 1 riea or- toasts, handsomely fin
lithed in noll&ked nickel plate. Made by
Universal people. 3-heat awitch. Aa
ideal Christina gift. H. U Stiff. Furni
ture Co
'TWAS THE NIGHT before Curistmai
December 24th, to-be exact and every
etockine; in the houte waa bulging with
splendid gift selected through the
Shoa--ecopet ;
. TOTJ'BS . RIG HT I ; Thero'a absolutely
no tobstitnU for the Shop-o-seope these
Vuj BHylnr dan. It' read by all wise
eh ftppere. - " J f- '-
tally stood. The game was seven
minutes from its end and the
score was Washington 15, Oregon
14.
The last of those two terrible
times began when a futile Wash
ington pass gave the ball to Ore
gon .on , their.. 20 . yard., line. . An
derson passed 18 yards to Mautz.
Twice Anderson's passes failed
Then asally' against Washington
advanced Oregon to the Webfoot
43 yard line.
Then came Ick Reynolds, who
had gone in for Beryl Hodgens at
right end, taking a throw from
Anderson ran to Washington's 35
yard iine-
Anderson shot the leather 20
yards and the little knot of Ore
gon fans did its modicum of mak
ing the welkin tinkle.
Two of Anderson's passes then
failed, but a third put the sphere
ten yards from the purple and gold
goal.
Mautz and Hodgens did the re
ceiving after the piay by Reynolds.
The grand climax came when.
with a minute to go, Anderson
hurled again ahd Washington in-
U..; v
Then the Husky
for the end and
ir
horde prayed
shortly the final gun sounded. ,
The tprnadoans made their first
touchdown . when the game was a
minute and a half old..
Receiving a six yard pass George
Guttormsen, Husky quarterback
ran over the line. The second was
triple pass, Wilson to Don
Douglass, substituting for Cole, to
Les Sherman, substituting for Gut,-
tormsenr resultedin a sixty yard
rain, ending across the line. Ore
gon's first touch flown -was" made
hr Otto Vitus, substituting 1 for
Hodgen after 45, yard pass by
Wetsel to Mautz put the ball on
the Washington 2? "yard line, and
Lvnn Jones. Oregon fullback,
made some slight gains.
Close followers of football de
clared that Oregon made its nly
real showing of the year today,
because not before had the Web-
footers first string men 11 been In
the lineup. A cnam oi injuries
had previously prevented the reg
ulars from all playing at once.
Between halves, when Wash
ington was ahead, and before the
gritty Oregonians threatened:, the
title. Enoch W. Bagshaw, tornado
coach, received the gift of an auto
mobile. , -
Lineup and summary: ,
Oregon Washington
8mith
LE
liT
VQ
.. RT
B E
..QB
Outtinf
Sinclair
... Ertekson
Shields .
E. Brfat
Carter,
Boo amy
Kerns
Writbt
... P. Wilson
Dixon
Kauta e)
; Cole
Guttormaen
: O. Wilaon
Anaemia
Wetael
:.iM b
llodgenr BH B
Jonea PB
Pattoa
Tesreau e
Periods: ,
Oregon 6-7 O 714
Oregon scoring: Touchdowns
Vitus, (sub for Hodgens) . Mautz.
Tries after touchdowns -Wetzel 2
It's Coming 5at;
;.! A mmi
: Vaahlaston - scoring: " .ToucH
doYrns Guttormsen.i Sherman
(tab, . for '.Guttorrasen.) ' Field
goal Shldler (sub lor Captain
Tesreau.)
. Yards netted by line plays: Ore
gon it; . Washington 129.
Punts averaged: Oregon (13 r 82
yards ; Washington . ( 5 ) , 3 3 yards.
First: downs made: .... Oregon-7--5;
Washington 11. Forward '.passes
attempted : Oregon 2 5; .Washing,
ton-7-19; completed, Oregon-10;
Washington 12; , yards ,, netted,
Oregon 170; Washington 201.
Yard forfeited in penalties, Ore
gon 5; Washington 1 20.
Referee: Varn ell. Chicago; um
pire, Morris, Broadway high, Se
attle; . head linesman, Fleager,
Northwestern.
r
Periods, 15 minutes each.
First Quarter
Washington kicked Co'ff to Ore
gon's 30-yard line. Oregon fum
bled Washington's ball on' Ore
gon's 2 8-yard line. Wilson "made
4 yards. Washington failed to
galnT Wilson made 6 yards for
first down. v Washington; made 3
years through right tackle, 2 yards
through center, one yard through
right tackle. , A touchdown result
ed from a. forward pass' from Wil
son to Guttormsen. Failed to con
vert." Score: Washington 6, Ore
gon 0. ...... ,
Washington kicked to Oregon's
6-yard line, Oregon lost 4 yards.
Wetzel,, of Oregonr, punted to
Washington's 38-yard line and
Oregon end downed - them - in
tracks. Washington made 3 .yards
through right tackle. Forward pass
Incomplete. , Wetzel, of Oregon,
intercepted pass. Oregon s ball on
Washington's 34-yard lfne.
Oregon made 3 yards through
right tackle. Failed to gain on;
next play. Oregon's punt forma
tion was fumbled, Wetzel recoveri
ng on Oregon's 28-yard line, Ore
gon punted to Washington's 43-
yard line, where ball went out of
bounds. , Washington " failed to
gain. Made 3 yards On left tackle.
Punted to Oregon's' 20-yard line'
Anderson returned yards.
Wetzel punted to Washington's
28-yard line. Washington
hit
right end for 1 yard. On a. fake t
criss-cross, Wilaon failed to gain Jones, makes it: first down on Ore
through leff tackle. Washington I gdn's 46-yard lne- Forward pass,
made 2 .yards through left tackle. Anderson to Jones, failed. Mautz
Washington t punted to. Oregon's
39-yard line, ball stopped on spot.
Oregon punted to Washington's
35-yard line, where ball went out
of bounds. On criss-cross, Wash
ington made 2 yards through left
tackle. Washington lost one yard,
at right end. Washington punted
to Oregon's 23-yard -line, no re
turn. Forward pass was incom
plete.
Oregon punted to Washington's!
42-yard line, making a fair catch.-1
Washington made 6 yards through
left tackle 2 through right guard.
End of first quarter. Score;
Washington 6, Oregon. 0. . ....
r -Second Onartei
; Washington made first down on
first play. One . yard through
eight guard. Washington punted
out of bounds on Oregon's 20-yard
line. Oregon tried a criss-cross
netting 1 yard. Anderson failed
to gain through left tackle. Ore
gon, punted to .Washington's 42
yard line. Ball was returned to
Oregon's 48-yard line. vj
Washington makes 3 yards
through right tackle, and one more
on the next play. Attempted for
ward pass, failed. . Washington
punts across Oregon's goal; Ore
gon's ball on its own 20-yard line.
Oregon goes 3 yards. through righU
tackle. Oregon using huddle sys
tem almost entirely, now. Oregon
forward passes out of bounds,
Wetzel punted to Sherman, on
Washington's 42-yard line.' Sher
man fumbled but recovered.
Forward pass, Wilson to Wil-t
n aA-WSkTkfaA Kail 4a n
son, advanced the. ball to Oregon's
25-yard line. t Washington made
3 yards on right guard. Out of
bounds, no gain on next play.
Three yards through center. Tor
war pass incomplete giving Ore
gon the ball on its. 20-yard line.
Oregon makes 3 yards through
center. Oregon punted to'Wash--ington's
40-yard line. On a for
ward pass, Washington, advanced
the. ball to. Oregon's, 4 0-yard. line.
Washington's ball on Oregon's 40-
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FRATERNAL ORDER OP EACLE8, meet
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yard. line. . On a double forward
pass, Wilson to, Douglas to Sher
man, Washington made a. touch
down. Try for point blocked by
Oregon. Score: Washington 12,
Oregon 0,--': ) -
Washington kicks off to Ore
gon's 20-yard .line, ball returned
5 yards. Oregonj made Z yards off
right tackle. JOnes adds 2 more
yards for Oregon. Jones made
through center. ! Washington pen
alized 15. yards or holding, mak
ing it Oregon first down on Wash
ington's 45-yard line
Forward pass, Anderson to
Mauti, advances ball to Washing
ton's 268 line. Jones makes
3 yards, ball going out of bounds
Another 2 "yards through center
Jones makes 2 more through' cen
ter. Jones carried ball for Ore
gon first, down' on Washington;?
jo-yard line. Oregon passed over
goal5 line but ball was grounded
incomplete. Another forwar d
pass, t Anderson to Vitus, resulted
inr Ofegon'S' first touchdown.- An
derson kicked goal. Score: Wash
ington 12, Oregon 7.
Washington kicked to Oregon's
2-yard Qne." Vitus returned to 20
yard line, but Washington was ef f
side and another kickoff resulted,
the ball going to Wetael on the 5:
yard line who returned it to Ore-
6n's 3 2fyard line.
Forward pass, Anderson to
made 1 yard. End of half. Score:
Washington 1 2, Oregon 7.
Thiril Quarter
Washington kicked off to Ore
gon. Oregon thrown for loss.
Oregon punted to Washington re
ceiving ball, on Oregon's 40-yard
line. Washington makes 2-yards.
On criss-cross, they failed to gain.
Washington made 4 yards. On the
nextjPlay, they made first down
Washington's ball on Oregon's 23-
yard line. i
on a criss-cross pass, washing-
ton made 5 yards. One 'and 2
Vards resulted from, the .next two
play,. Washington made, first
ddwn on Oregon's - 10-yard line.
Th next play resulted in 2 yards
through right . guard- Forward
pass by. Washington failed, givinjr
Oregon--the ball on its own 20-
yard line.
Jones made j 5 yards through
center. Wetzel 1 yard through
right tackle. . Jones failed to gain
Oregon punted to Washington's
3$ -yard line, - .Receiver downed in
tracks. . Washington failed to
gain. Sherman made 4 yards for
Washington. Washington punted
to Oregon's 18-yard line, no re
turn. . r
Wetzel made 5 yards, right end
Jones", gains, 4 yards, left guard
Wetzel adds 1 yard for Oregon
first down onk Its, own 29-yard
Ime. Jones makes 5, yards through
left-tackle.. Oregon punted to
Washington's 25-yard line, no re
turn.
Washington W criss-cross madi
I . . .1 . , M 4 . rt,.
man made yardage for first down
JOnes, Oregon was knocked out,
carried off the field. Washington's
ball on its own -43-yard line. On
delayed pass,' Mautz, of Oregon,
threw. Wilson for a 10-yard loss
Washington pass, Wilson to Cut-
tington, made 20 yards, first
down. End of - third quarter:
Washington 12, Oregon 7.
-',... Fourth Quarter. .
Washington made 1 yard. Next
play resulted in no gain. Attempt
ed, pass failed. Oregon gets ball
ori its own 20-yard line. Oregon
forward "pae's failed. On forward
pass, Wetzel to Hodges, advances
the ball to Oregon's 44-yard line.
Vitus makes 1 yard on criss-cross
through center. ..
, Forward nass. , Wetsel t
HOdges, 'gives! Oreg6n first down
on Washingtons' 45-yard line,
Hodges hurt in this play, and car
ried off -field. Was replaced by
Reynolds.. Forward pass. Ander
son to Wetzelj.netted 5 yards For
ward pass, Anderson to Mautz,
gives Oregon second,, touchdown
vvetzel converted. Score: Ore ton
14, Washington 12.
-Oregon kicks- to . Washington's
10-yard HneWashlagton retnrn
irie 40-yad line. ': Washington for,
wara pass railed. Made first down
on the next forward pass. First
down on Oregon's 40-yard line!
Washington got 1 yard through
centers , Forward pass makes ft
first down on ..Oregon's 20-yard
line. Washington got 1 yard
mrougn center, j : Forward pas
makes .it: first down on Oreton'i
20-yard line. Washington fumbles
but recovers. loBirig 1 foot. - For-
ward pas failed. Completed a pass
trr; Oregon's 10-yard line. Made
yardjan, right end, 2 yards on
right tackle, 1 yard through cen;-
ier. rounn aown,6 yards to go
AvssnmjMon lined ud formulae
kick. .The ball hit the goal posf".
but rolled over, being declared
good. t Sccre: Washington IS,
Ofrgoit lf.ight fliinute to play.
y. 4Mlii.ujl Kicxca oil to ore
ian's 13-yard - line. Anderson r
fXht Ortson &tstttxasa
PnbUahed every morninx fexeeptrMen
day) at Salem, the capital of Orefon.
: 1 - s
Local Kates
I For Classified
Advertising ; ; ...
Daily or Sunday
One time 3 cent per word
Three time . 5 cent, per word
Six timet 8 eeata per word.
1 mo., daily and Bun. 20,eenta per word,
' In' order to earn tha more 4han one
time rate, advertiaement muat rua ia
.eonseeutire iisues. 'r ''
I No Ad. taken for lest than 25 eents.
i Ads. run Sunday ONLT charged at
.one-time rate.
t Adrertieemeate (except Penonal
'and Situation Wanted) will i Uken
er he telephone if tha adrertiaer ia
.a auhacriber .to . phone.
The Statesman will reeahre. adteis
iiaementa nt any time of the day or
night. To insure proper elauiflca
fiona ada. ahould he in before 7 p. m.
TEUEFUOXE 39 OB 588 .-.
Money to'Loari
On Real Eetate
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Wheels; Tires Kims, Fenders
Half Price and. Less ,
Parte for all cars, cash -for old ears.
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turning 10 yards. Forward pass
failed. Forward pass, Anderson
Trotal n otto A 1 vnrA VnrvrarA I
pass incomplete. Oregon' punts to
ww jL a f 1
wa3nmgxon s ao-yara une, . re
ceiver carried ball out of bound
on Washington's 4 l-yardline. Wil
son made 6 yards around right!
end., Wilson ' gained . 2r yards
through left tackle.' Washington
made first down through center-
On a crjgs-cross, Washington
failed to gain. Washington made
2 vards through center Forward I
a yaros, tnrougn center. . orwara
pass incomplete. Oregon's ball on
its owBj 20-yard line. . Two, for
ward passes incomplete. Oregon's
ball on its own, 20-yard line. Two
forward, passes incomplete. F,.ori
ward pas, Anderson to Mautz,
make it Oregon first down on Ore
gon's 3.8-yard line, with 2 minutes
to play. Forward pass incom
plete. Another forward pass. An-1
dersonr .to ,wetzel, incomplete.
Pass was . recalled, and L Washing-
ton penalized" 5 yards, for off side,
Forward pass.. Anderson to Rey
nolds, advances, the. ball to Wash
ington's 35-yard, line, three passes
ncompieie. i , jninnte, ip piay.
Forward pass,' Anderson to
Wetsel, makes it Oregon. ball on
Washingtons' 10-yard line On
the next play, Oregon passed over
the goal line. . but : Wilson, of
Washington, intercepted the pass.
Game over. Score: Washington
15, Oregon .14.
I NEWS BRIEFS I
1 " 1 1 n
. (Continued from page 5.)
his. healthtlt, i saidl he is plan
ning to spend the winter. He wa
formerly connected with Willam
ette university, assisting 'in .put
ting over a financial drive for the
school.
Hear The Pa ua trope - ...
Brunswick's new electrical
phonograph" at Stiffs. Furniture
store Friday and Saturday afteri
noon and evening. n27.
Bicycle Stoled " : ' .
it. -1 . Mapes t of 1 4 9 5 North
Chyrch repOrtel Thursday that his
Indian bicycle had v been stolen!
from' his home sometime Wednes
day night.
Dc Molay" Patrol. Dance-
Tonight, Armory. -
n-27'
Bpt'eder Arrested , r
Alten F; Moore of 1049 Market
was arrested, by Officer . Pd wards
On a charze of :i sneedinc ?at.
Wednesday; night
He was cited
to appeAr today.
Fined for Parking . .
i Ray Stiff ler has been -fined'. J I
by Judge Poulsen for parking
overtime.
On Sale DcfetUve All
-. Woof Bed Elankets Bishop's.
; ": ; .. n28.
.AjrrcstefJ for Conduct - r
Ray Mathews of 1 28 8 North
Liberty ,waa . arrestedbji Officers
Hickman and Edwards, late Wed
nesday night on a' charge, of dis
orderly conductJ He left his
ChandlerUo.uringLcar avbail" and
was cited' to- appear: today. It is
understood .that ; his i arrest was
brought about because of hla al
leged striking of a woman.
4r.-
Ifotcl Marion j
, Dollar,, Dinner. 'n Served '5:4 t'a
S. Every, evening , n-27tf
Mrs Sears Vintitew. '
Bess, sears;--one fcf 'the proml-
hent labor' leader? nf "iTnltvwmru '
Calif ornial stopped, off Ut Salem
Cor a tew .hours yesterday.tb have
jhanksgiving'iianer at the"1 home
Of Mr.".Rndi UrsJ F. W. Soare' nf
West Salca. 2irs. Sears is cji her
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I PP yon can handle. Another high PP
I PP - rrad aaUeman. nded -at ace.. PP
PP- To qualify -yon must Bar teih PP
PP. ing experience in some Jin. See. PP
PP Mr. Gaskill, aaiesmanager. PP
PP PARKER REALTY COMPANY PP
PP ,409 U.S Bank BWfc PP
PP r Commerciart Stator PP
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Wanted Employment 19
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER Wants
position. .Call 2069-R.-19n29
WANTED TO PLOW. CALL ADDING
; Motor Co. SilTerton. lfd
WANTED TO CARE FOR INFANT' OR
child under school age. . 1685 HaU St.
I9dl
FOR GARDEN, PLOWING, BASEMENT
digging tad team work, phone . 19F3.
. . 19ml4tf
WOOL' GOLF HOSE
CHILDREN'S
tSJ? aWnlV-
Hand knit-
19s30tf
BJ!9ssmSS9Bi
For Bent
21
for rent-oiodern. office r space.
Steam heat, reasonable, rent.
CaU 169
S. High.
21n27
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE OR
rent. Stiff's Caed Furniture Store, oo-
poaite Court House, 2in37
PMNTED .-CARDS, !, SIZE 14" BY 7",
wordine t-.jfr-ReBt,"- price 10 oent
. each; Statesman Buiioesa Oiliee, on
For Rent Apartment 23
APARTMENTS 110 DIVISION. 23n28
FOR RENT 8-ROOM UNFURNISHED.
modern anartment. Close in. 28
North Cottage - --.; 23a89
for rent. houseSt-plats eto
S10 to SSO. Beck.. Hendricks. 189.
N. Hiatt 8tre. UeOig BWg.- : 28nl8tf
t"i "'i ra iiij-'i . 'ii i
printed CARDS 8IZB14", BY-J
wording. R6oma to Rent, price IV
unu each. Statsmaa,. BusuieM Offiea,
. JFor Rnt Rooms JS5
ROOM FOB REST IN MODERN HOME
three blocks f rom - eUto bouse. Ail
eonreniences. Gentleman prefrred
Please gire references and address "Ai
&r care Statosman, - 25j28tf
FOR REST, " - ROOM SUITABLE FOR
students with sleeping porta prrriiegee.
Ererything. modern. References are re
quired. Address room, ear Statesman.
- ;, 85j28tf
FOR. SENT .: HEATED FURNISHED
room, with garage. Near Capitol;
tntlmen- Phone 445-M. 55nl9tf
;s- ':'V T - .'.
For Rent Hottses
F
27
FIVE ROOM r HOUSE-4 FIREPLACE;
fare ace, and pipes for gts. Close in;
Phono 2044-W., . 27nl5-tf
FURNISHED-"-AND UNFURNISHED
- honeea,- Money, to- loaa on- city prop
erty.., Brtwa ,od Johnson, 109,
South Commercial. 27d3-
FOR -RENT TWO- HOUSES TWO
llstei as "wpstairs--f 30 to 830,
BECKE ft HENDRICKS '
'189 N. High St. HoiligRldg. 27nl4t
FINE SMALL . HOME FDR LEASE OR
tile. Brand sew 4-roora, wired lor
eleotrk rsnre: -BaWwood. floers farn
ace, etc, ; Price 83800 or 838 rent..
Beck. & Hendricks, 189 N. High Street.
Heilig Bldg. . " STalSti
way north on a, business trip for
the union which she represents. -
Mullea, Leaves Salein?--.
1 William A. Mullen, deputy state
real estate commissioner, left
Salem, Thursday for Pastern Ore?
gon, where he will-lok into com
plaints': filed . against " realtors in
that part of the. state. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Mullen.
JShriners To Visit Portland
I i Several , Salem, . Shriners will
journey to, Portland. Saturday for
I the ' purpose ot , attending the
Shine; ceremonial, there according
ito word received Thursday.
Speeder Arrested
. DonaW Blake was arrested ' by
Oncer..dwardsona,. charge of
speeding late Wednesday night. He
was cited to appear, "November 28.
Pytbiaxta to Convem
Pythian "district1 convention will
be, held at Castle. Hall, on Decem
ber 1, with 300 delegates expectea
from Silverton, Hubbard, Aurora,
Dallas, 'Independence, Falls City
and Porjand.
The j evening vfil open with a
banquet followed by the ,confer
ring X-the Page, degree upon.three
candlates. The team to. put. on
this work will be ; chosen., from
all grand" an past ' grand officers
Father Sneaks-
Rev. J. 11. Buck, pastor ot tne
St. t Joseph's Catholic, church i -of
Salem, spoke over the radio from
the; KGW station in Portland last
night, for a fifteen minute period
Rev Rnrlr Knntft on the text.."Ha
j ascended Into Heaven where He
1 Wtteth at the Right wana oi uw
I thev Father. Almighty.
Rirv-fl'Wflnt M It PaVS BlS
For Rent Houses 2T
FOR RENT - SOMBTHINO OOOO.,
Three moaern nomea at 00; ah
furnaeas. AIM. Urge 8-room at 8 50,
and two lmalter homes at 825 end 81Q.t
Beeke ft Hendricks, 189 N. High, Heiliar
Bldg. 27n20tt
For BentFarms r 20
I HAVE SEVEBAL'IRBIGATED FARMS
for rent. fV iv . anmao. , . aroer,
Ore Phone SXX.- ' 1T 29altf
Wanted Miscellaneoua 85 t
WOODRY-TBBV AUCTIONEER BUY8;
aed furniture for casa aone nix.
l -: ' SSatf
WANTED USED'" TELEPHONE FOR
country line. Box 2906 Statesman.
35n29
WANTED OCDEY'S LADY'S BOOK'
and old fashioned, round f lass paper
weight. Giro description jnd price.,
1 M. H. Orsret, 1406 East 83rd St..
SeatUe, Wn. 85a3 .
FTJRNITURB ' PACKING FOR" SHIP-,
meats. Giete-Power Furniture Co.
S5s20tC.
HIGHEST ' PRICES PAID FOR USED
1 i itovea, tool, fornitort, Stiff's Use.
Goods Dept., opposite court house.
85m22tt
CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH v
dental gold, platinum and diseardeev
iewalry. -Hoke Smelttar end- Eelineryl
Co Otsego, Michigan.
aorta
SELL US YOUR. USED FURNITURE
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. UeedGooda
Dept., opposiu court house. 85m22tf
WANTED PRIVATE- MONEY FOR,
farm, loans. We have several appUea-.
tiona on hand. Hawkins ft Roberta
For Sale
37
HIGH GRADE PLAYER PIANO " -Left
with us. Big sacrifice for imme
diate sale. . See this map at once, "
TsUmsn Piano Store, 895' 8. 12th.
v. .ja7asa
FORDSON, FLOWS i AND DISK FOR
sate, a. 8. xlistt, rv , 63ri. '- '
-' . fir r'f.-1- - 's STettw
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS.-TESI
eents a bundi. Circulation tepartaMm -Oregon
Statesman. .... 87tt
RECEIPT BOOKS gIZEa 8" BY 84",
50 receipt tome m-book, ' 15 cents per
V 1. . e . o . ...
, vwm w JJMW, J. vi i i,
'office 215-Son th OommorcUl St.,- 8.-
-- ? CLOSING OUT
OartBsed. pianos " at 850.00, 87i.O0
8100.09 and. 125 .09. See these, at
once as they 'witt not -last long at tbc&e
prices. TaUmanl Piano : Store, 395 8.
12th. - . I - . . .. - 8?n2
PLUSH COAT; 0 KJUARTS-FRUIT AND
garden tooia. : 1809 Ferry, Phrao
699-J. - . - ,.87n2
TRESPASS' NOTICES, SIZE 14x9 INaU
printed, on good lu-onnee-caavaaav nearr
ing; th. words, "Notice Is Hereby Glreai
That Trespassing i Strictly Forbidden
Ob These. Premines Under Penalty of
Prosecution." Ptjco 15o, each or 2
tor 25c. Statesman Pub. Oo., Sana'
Oregon, .-.v. - 5 - 8atf
WILL SELL EVERT- NEW -
Upright, grand i and- player piano t4
our stock at practically dealer's cost,
for quick sale this week.- Terms it de2
airedv Tallman Piano Store, 395- 8,
-13th."--"-'-"-' ' 37n2t
For Sale Livestock 39
FRSD W. LANOK. VETERINARIAN,
Offioe 420 8. Commercial. Phono 118
Reo. Phone 1608. , .2 ? 89m28tf
For Sale
A fresh Jersey, tow, Ugh tetter, 6 year
Id. Tory gentle. Tel. 1808-J.. 89n27
Wood For Sale
43
COAL ALL THE BETTER KINDS , .
HILLMAN FUEL CO. PHONE 1855 '
"... :n- 4Sa21tf
4-FOOT GREEN SLAB,' 83.90 PER CORD
16-in. dry mill, 84.!
.50 per toad, dry
fir and oak.
Phone J879-W. 48n6t(
COMPLETE FUEL SERVICE
. TELEPHONE 1855
HILLMAN FUEL COMPANY
. - '- ; 43n21tf
SALEM FUEL ft TRANSFER, ;T5
Trade Street. -Wood, Coal, Unonats,
Transfer and MoTing- Phone 529.
. 4Sn20tf
.... . i t i-.- . .
WOOD, DRY, SAWED AKT LENGTH
HILLMAN FUEL CO.--PHONB 1855
. 43n21tf
BRIQUETS THAT LEAVE NOASHES.
MILLjJAA fUlu Vv. . ' ' "
. 43a21tt
16-INCH SLABWOOD PESt LOAD, 2.60)
16-inch -Sad f.r. per -load 83-75; UeV
inch old fir p-r load. Ofl. Prouist
delivery. Tel. 2313. Tracy Fuel Yard;
. 1067 D Street. . 43n22t
WOOD SAWING, PROMPT AND
' CAREFULLY, HILLMAN FUEL OO.
. ," j.' ; .i- 4S21tf
BEST GRADE OF WOOD ;v n
4 ft. and, 18 huh. : . .
Dry still wood; , v. . ,
Green rail! wood; -
Dry second -growth tie.' tr .
Dry -4-J t. h,- sad oak -FRED
K. WELLS. .
Prompt delivery and reasonsblo prices.
280 South Church. Phone 1643. 43fl8tf
16-INCH OLD. JrlR SECOND GROWTrt
oak and an. pnone iwio. as. i- mar
field. ; 48tl8t
i - -
GOOD COAL-DRY WOOD
PROMPT DELIVERIES. . .
HIIJ-.MA - FpEL CO. I
TELEPHONE 1855. 4SJ29t
Miscellaneous
51
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING AND
repairing,-- - Ciese-Powers furniture.
Store. 51s20t
H. B. SEAGralVE , FORNAUE AN
3
aheet metal bop moved to 881 in
St 61a
Ouch! My Back! Rub
! liumbago Pain AWay
Rub Backache away -with small
' trial, bottlofi old
St Jacobs Oil." .
When your hack is sore and lame
or lumbago,' wiatica or rheumatiein .
has - you stifFened tip.-dtwr't ufferl-lUot-
a- small, trial bottle, of. old,
honest "St. Jacobs Oil at any drug
store, pour a Jittle in. yoar baud asd
rub it right , on your achinp .back,
and by the time yon count fifty, the
soreness and lameness is gone. ? i
i.oat stay crippled t Thia soolhinxf,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once lt.take the pain right out sad
ends, the miscry.,,It is magical, yf
absotuicly; harmless and doesn't bunt
the skin. ' jK
, Nothing lse stops lumbago,', scia
tica,, . backache or rheumatism J
promptly. H. sever di8ppoiail vt
. AAr,
t et' a-. ttm
. - ; - . aer j vt -. f v wi w - aw
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