The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 09, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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    Hetllg Moroni Olsen Players
inn., ah -..
In "The Ship,", ...
v
v BUgh--Alleen Pringle ia "Wild
fire", a drama of the race track.
Oregon "New Broom V with
Bessie Lore and Neil Hamilton,
tory by Frank CraVen.
KELLY HEARS MURRAY
b CASE TODAY
Defense Contends Condemn
ediMan Musti Serve 20
. jYearvSentence
Circuit Judsef Percy R. Kelly
will today near? arguments on', the
bill of exceptions submitted by
-Will R. King, attorney for Torn
Murray, condemned . conyict, in
support of a petition for a, writ of
probable cause. " V' ' '
Murray, found guilty of the
uu.ucr ui juua aweeney, guard
at the penitentiary, In the break
of AugU8t"12, wag sentenced to
be hanged December 18, The de
fense, besides taking exceptions to
the ruling of the court in the trial
of the; ease, is pleading that the
state has no authority to execute
Murray until he - has senred out
hia RAntpnA f 9 a van v.nv
robbery as the basis for its appeai,
fit the petition is denied in the
lower court an t appeal for a writ
and stay of execution will be taken
to" the supreme court, .
ft - ' ' . . ;
can be raised In this section eyery
year for ihe mills regardless of
dry seasons. -If the effect of I the
Season Js upon the length of flax.
I A complete inspection of various
sites proposed for the mill, plans
of organization and operation,
type of machinery to be installed
ana various phases of production
problems will be considered and a
report made, to the directors.
In case his report' is accented.
there is little doubt that imme
diate action will be taken and bus
iness will progress. It Is likely
that directors will take early steps
to make a 'second call on subscrib
ers. This call, it is believed.
should be sufficient to take care
of the-purchasing of property and
will put Initial operations under
way. : ' . :. , .
Hamilton Oliver, a Canadian ex
pert, also was expected to arrive
but was unable to' come because of
illness. He is expected here today
for a day. or two. on a trin south.
He will consult, wlthi Mr. Brown
who has been connected with the
principal linen, mills of this coun
try, and receited early training in
Scotland.
BIIAICOISB
Possible Tracing of Colds to
Ventilation Will Be Inves-
tigated
yersity . p MUaukee, vit waa
announced3 today .with the' return
of the Oregon' Aggies from Loe An
geles. - Tim- game will be played
in Milwaukee- November. 25 in the
new Martluette stadium . M
EXD LIFE BX POISOX
T9QtWash.,3eci fJiy
Associated Press.) prinking pois
on in his room at a hotel, M. G.
Flower, 48 took his life early this
af ternono. Flower had been room
ing in'the hotet'fo'r abpuafyelirt
police lay; and it:ls believed' he JS
survived by a widow living !n Ecll
ingham. -
AGE RECIPE GIVEN
EUGENE, Or.. Dec. 8. Eat lots
of pie and sweet potatoes take
plenty of baths and stay outside
In the fresh air it you want to
live 99 years, was the admonition
to youth by James J. Polil, who
reached, that age today.
TODAY ONLY
nimrrai ii 11 ir
I' " " irr-
EASTERN GAME SCHEDULED
CORVALLIS, Or.. Dec. 8. (By
Associated Press.) A scheduled
intersectional Thanksgiving I day
football game with Marquette unl-
Straighten Up!
Nicest Laxatnre,
"Gascarets"10c
fey
Regular school board meeting
was called in the office of the"
superintendent of schools' last
night, the meeting being given
over to routine business.
Rumors of an epidemic of colds
in the high school were consid
ered, with their possible sourse in
ventilation of the building. No.
definite action was taken, in that
ant unusual number of colds con
sidering the season has, not been
reported. Investigation will be
made. . 'j ; -. .. .;
Requests for purchase of addi
tional books tor the school were
considered and tabled, : pending
additional consideration by the
board. l. .y-r.-pr :7; ; '
Don't stay head
achy, dizzy, sick.
Nothing else re
lieves that bilious,
constipated feeling
so nicely as candy
1 i k e "Cascarets."
Take one or two of
these pleasant laxa
tive tablets any time
to gently stimulate your liver and
start jrour bowels. Then you will
feel fine, your head becomes clear,
stomach sweet, tongue pink, skin
rosy.
"Cascarets" gently cleanse,
sweeten and refresh' the entire
system. -They never gripe, over
act or sicken. . Directions for men,
women and children on each box,
any drug .star.e Adjr. j
iha mmounc oui i . -
FOR CONSIDERATION
(Continued from pS 1.)
in personal exemptions from
000 to 11,500, for single persons
and from $2,500 td; $i,50 for
maJa,item or relief offered 'by
tne bin to taxpayers oi smau in
comes who, he contended, need it
most." ',- : .
Dffondltir the cnt in maximum
ii ft a rat a from-4 ft to 20 Ter Cent.
he said this , schedule as now
framed equaiizea tae scaie anu
placed the legislation on jk Perm-
imt tiMM iltnA basis, even
It LL f( . - " .
though ifc did not eat the rates ap-
. - a 4 A
plying to incomes Deiweeu
ftftn and 144.000 which be bene
i ilea i r v ui jjictiuu-j oitju.
- Vfter declaring "it isa difficult
o.v n riohate when there fs noth
ing' to debate.. Mr. Garner . de
fended the increases in personal
exemptions against the attacks by
Representatives Raney and" Hull
taortArf that the aoparent en-
. dorsement of the bill by President
Coolidge constituted "at repudia
tion of his secretary oi me ireas
"This is not Secretary Mellon's
i.m h declared. "The provi-
niftM of this bill areinot his rec-
tm m ATI n attons. How-Ccan the
i.rMint then endorse tt Can we
then that these rumors are
c J" -
true that the secreUry will re-
signi . ' '
Describing the increased exerapr
tions aa "the main thing I got. in
t.t- it da aid the nrovlslon
LiAl w . -
wifuld : relievf t,300,000 taxpay
ers from federal' UxaUon and was
in accordance with; pte principles
outlined by M' mbww, v"-j
;MV. : Garner admitted that the
..nt laTimum oartax rate
' XI . lii; I J 1 1 "
concession on nia part.
"I will stand by on tnia
AVJliamdeKiIWuction. Vtrat-LJ.I KEJL.KAMinDK PBYlllS HAYEK.
n n n n n m
OREGON
TODAY MATINEE AND THURSDAY
wi i ami hux I'rtscnts
-t
VI k 61U WBOSt $0HI WAS SMD ACMWT HfA WIIJ
MADGE BELLAMY - PAUL PANZER
ZASU. PITTS -ALE .FAAKCIS
LESUE FEMTOM - OTIS KARLAN
0 x. Sctntn if Ere Vn sell
? VICTDr schekizinguv.
PRICES
Matinee - 25c
Evening - 35c
ft. f FOR "
Y' f '-Jr . t"."
Kbuv For Men i
waAi
added
bill.
i inrti Mil I PPnQPFP.TS
IDEAU EXPERT DECLARES
.L -J tora further convince me
that the Hax here Is highlysult-
able for linen, mui purpuoc.. , .
i hut little difference in
.. ln.nv-rinY for the ourposei
needed in linett mill development,
Mr. Rlack. .The main
dlfferenco lies in the operation of
.u- in- Its value as far as
1 aa' ' j
lines, making purpoeea is not ma
JIiaii- .frat(i hv the length. '
Lons flax is - prefer able, b u t not I
ImntraUta., 11 B- "t U
iu nnpsttinn' that plenty of flax.
is is a man's store his official
imarket of dress. If he needs a collar
button he comes here if he needs a
shirt he comes here if he needs a suit
he comes, here. . . . In as much as -this is.
his store why not choose his gift from
this class of merchandise. You, are
sure of pleasing him and after all that's
just what: you! re .endeavoring to do. .
Snappy attire "for the young fellows -aVd'
Tnorexonseryative for the elders."
Made-To-Measure
$30--:$35: - $45
V
Sco
For ten dollars we will issue an order for a nfew.rjVi
made to? his measure suit and you can give it to
him f of Xnias." The balance can be paid in weekly
or monthly amounts. -
426 State
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WW. EMMONS; Prop.
SALEM .
ie i ii 'i v i . t i i a Ajvik m m m w . - ; i n Xi .
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World's
Largest
Chain
Department.
Store
Organization
DEPARTMENT STORES
160 North Liberty; Street, Salem, Oregon
V
Reliable
Quality
Goods
Always
at: Low,
Prices
icir7 yn ni nil '
Shop
Hens
'i'lrif-iO-5'
Det CKris&nas Bells ring but! If you Ho your.CKris&nas
Shopping in this Store, eacK person .whom you remember will
be gladdened by a truly acceptable gift.
. S.. Our assortment of gifts is complete, and awaiting your
approval. Many attractively boxed, articles in all departments.
1 " m
Shopfi
.Nova
Xmas Umbrellas of Silk
JVith Novelty Handle
Has she a lovely Silk
Umbrella? If not, here's
just the right gift ! These
Umbrellas come in a
range of wanted colors. '
They Wffl Wear!
They are made of good
silk with substantial
frames. The radium and
amber handles and tips
will fascinate you right
away! Priced at;
$4.98
. . and
$.90
Shop Early- F
Shop Nowl ,
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Let us urge that.yoa
do your holiday shopping
nowl
Waiting until a fe
day-feefore Christmas to
make your selections ot
gifts is liable to be at
tended, "with, disappoint- t
:menfcr. ;
Stocks are hen , re
d uced and choic e is
Right rtow our collec
tion of goods for gift pur
poses'is complete and fn
teresting..
And this is the time to
enjoy the greatest satis
faction from the pleasures
of Christmas buying
Leather Bltsj
For Men and Boys
ff 1! 1 '
Men's Wid BelU Like !
cut, -in "genuine leath
er. 1 : Mottled -grain,
leather. Cutout de-t
signs and pJain belts 98c
Men's Belts Black.
heavy weight, 1-inch,
cowhide bridl leath- -er,
fine jewelry buck-
le with ratchet ' -
. . f39c to $1 J
Ikys' TUAUt Cowhide
bridle leather, fine
" jewelry buckle w 1 1 H '
ratchet, and '
widths ...49c
Tea Aprons
Of Rubber
This Rubber Tea Apron
,is a friendly gjfc foira
vffghbor or some other
"irfeftdi' In Frctty colors
with wiasome trimmings.
Pri4. , . .... ,
98c
Talking DoUs
The Farorite Gift
. "Dearf. Santa: Please
bring me a Doll 1" Buy
.your little 'girl what ?he
really wants at thi$ s
Store, Priced,
i
98c
l - A Splendid Value
of: Fine Leather
In the Very Newest Modes "
The-genuine steer hide:'
tised for these handsome
leather purses is soft,
durable, and beautiful in
quality.- The purses are
"made-in the charming
new styles. .
' ' . -1 -i ' ' '.'".
. A Happy Thought
.fot a-Giftl, a
Here "is a bright idea
for a cift one Avhtch
will endure and be appreciated.--
At this price they
'are worthy values. r N -, t f
$4.50 ,0 S5.9Q
I 1 ' ' a - -
Cr otauonery
. Pleaaing Gift
Everj-one always likes
. - 1 t-" - . . ......
-v ft '.v vj .- .;. . . -r ,r
f '"WafS. (bristmas ! - They'll
Specially KRe our attrae-
t I liV5 j hbxeV ? f pap? rT rib-'
v 21c, to 1.98.
V I Hi.
Men's Silk Ties
. In Gift Boxes ,
Splendid quality" figured
and itrjped - silks. Pattern
to suit eTery-man's, idea of
design, either-quiet or lively.
In Holiday Gif OB axes with
grteting card. Atr-
9Sc to.Si.2S,
is tmas Mose
For Men Silk Plaids
and Rayon Mixed
Here is an es
pecially g o od
value in silk and
rayon mixed hose
for men. "
'"- I m Tllr
ehscki, plains
anJ plaia colors;
: Mrcrisj lisla
smI, t ad ltK
All color ef-
fetta.; A"-Tear
remarkable ' of-
fefiDj "in Uea'i
Hose' for Christ-
mas.-
at : WmB,
Garter-Arm Band
In Gift Boxes, Paris maker
in sets, single-double grip.
49c to 79c
Dress Suspenders
' . , For'Men , , . ;
Ifereerixed and - art-, silk'
webs. in" gift boxes -
49c to 51.19
Warm House Slipper
f The Cheerv Gift of Comfort
Warm and serviceable house slippers are liked by all
and make popular Christmas gifts. Our-displays will
jroye especially interesting to you both because of the
. variety o the styles and the prices which afford impor
tant savings. 1 '-y :
Sizes for
AU the
v Family
St
79C to
7b
$1.98