THE OREGON STATESMAN SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 11, 1925
Toiiiorans-
!lJ SERVICE TDtJlBH
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Court Street Christian
-Church Asks Red or VVliite
Rose 'Be Worn '
nance, . baptism and the Lord'H
Supper; , because ; the name they
wear honors Christ only; because
they have the only plan to fulfill
the Lord's prayer' lor ; Christian
unity; because" their'' is unsec-
tarian and undenominational
ground; because they practice the
unity of the early church." .1
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ARDPcial serTlce In honor of
ifother will be 1 conducted by the
Stiver Erangellstle company to
night at the Court Street Chris
tian church The-evangelist re
rtrested those attending to wear
a Ted flower n honor of a living
mother and a .white one in re
membrance of a deceased mother.
The songs, musie,"of fering and
sermon will be In honor of moth
er "A Bible Picture of Mother"
will be the evangelist's sermon.
Interest continues In the meet
ings night by night. Another large
audience listened to the sermon
Thursday night. Evangelist Stiv
ers' subject, "Seven Bible Reasons
. "VTfiy I Am a ! Christian Only,
proved "quite interesting to " his
" auditors. He said he was a Chris
tian only "because the people with
whom he stands Identified rever
en'ce Cod's Word, and has adopted
the5 slogan,-"Where the Scriptures'
sueak we speak, and where the
Scriptures are silent we are- si
lent."- because they declare with
charity the gospel plan of salva
t Ion as commanded by Christ; be
cause they believe in the symbolic
significance of the divine i. ordi
What Skinny Men
f 1 .Ought to Know
3J
fYou nrohablv Irnow that Cod
ijlvfr Oil is the greatest flesh pro-
der in tne world. -
i because It contains more Vita
mines than any food too can get
iYoii'll be glad lo know that Cod
' Over Oil comes In sugar-coated
tablets now, so IF you really want
to put 10 or 20 pounds of real
healthy flesh on your bones and
feel well and strong ask J. C. Per
ry' Central Pharmacy, D.; J. Pry
or any druggist for a box of ; Mc
Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tablets. .
fOnly 60 cents for 60 tablets and
if you don't gain five : pounds in
30 days your druggist Is author
I ted to hand yon back the money
.' you paid for them.
' m.U isn't anything unusual for a
person to gain 10 pounds in 30
days.
- J;Get McCoy's, the original and
genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.
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Mainland Football Teams
; Invade Hawaiian Islands
: SAN FRANCISCO-Football has
staged its longest end run to
cross the goal line of America's
most western outpost Hawaii.
In the where heretofore only
ordinary Interest has been mani
fest, the sport has penetrated to
irtualljr every point. The thump
of the pigskin will resound across
2.100 miles of the Pacific this year
when three college teams journey
from the United States to take on
the pick of the islands at Hono
lulu. ;
The first international game is
scheduled for Dec. 12, when the
Colorado Aggies meet the Uni
versity of Hawaii. On Christmas
day Washington State college will
ine up against the Senior League
team. The football classic of the
islands- will' be played on New
Year's day, bringing together
Washington State arid the Uni
versity of Hawaii.
The University of Hawaii will
make a trip to the state to play
Occidental college at Los Angeles
on Thanksgiving day. Last year
at Honolulu the island team de
feated Occidental 19 to 6.
SEME SCHOOL
PACKED FOR MEET
Fred J. Jboze,' .Managing
Editor, the Oregon States
- man Will Speak
Philippines' Infant Death
Exceeds Five-Year Average
.MANILA - While remarkable
success was achieved in keeping
down the rate of general mortal
ity in the Philippine Islands in
1924, the infant mortality in
creased, the annual report of Dr.
Jacobo Fajardo, director of health
shows.
The death rate (all ages and
from all causes) last year was
15.48 per 1,000, while in 1923 it
was 18.44 per 1,000. The infant
mortality rate In 1924 was 167.04
per 1,000 against a rate of 146.95
in 1923 and an average of 165.72
during the last five years.
The birth rate fell from 34.90
per 1,000 in 1923 to 25.47 in
1924, the average for the last five
years being 34.29. The marriage
rate in 1924 was only 10.44 per
1,000 against 13.70 in 1923.
The Marion County Community
federation xnet in the Sunnyside
school last night, changing the
original program at the request
of the board of directors to post
pone the dedication of the build
ing.
The spacious building was filled
to capacity by representatives of
many communities of the federa
tion. C. E. Wilson, secretary of
the Sabm Chamber of Commerce,
conducted an "initiation" of rep
resentatives of Aumsville into the
organisation. A. N. Fulkerson of
the federation presided.
Mr. j Wilson made a short ad
dress on the value of non-resident
membership in the chamber of
commerce.
Fred J. Tooze, managing editor
of The Oregon Statesman, speaker
of . the evening, used as his topic
"Organizing the Strength of the
Community." The extreme indi
vidualism of the farm and the
farmer are passing with the in
troduction of machinery which.
more and more, is taking the place
of hand work, resulting in more
time for study of economic and
social problems arising from the
changed conditions, he stated.
Thus the urge of the "study of
problems of production and mar
keting as' related to the problems
or tne Dome ana tne iarm, ;wun
its important bearing on the life
of other groups. $
Defining cooperation, he went
on to review the growth and de
sirability in present and future
progress of joint action, and urged
the group to emphasize obedience
and, respect for law, respect for
home, respect for community life.
Following the talk, the chair
man asked for reports of represen
tatives on the corn show recently
held in Salem. Favorable com
ments were made by Bert Jefferies
of Sunnyside; Mrs. Claud Steven
son, Liberty; King Bartlet, Salem
Heights and Arthur Linderen of
Hayesville.
lean war' and twelfth president of
the United States, Is at last to
rest on ground owned by the gov
ernment he served.'
Awarding of a contract for the
construction of a mausoleum to
house the bodies of the victor, of
Buenas Vista and his wife " gives
lasting recognition to the man
who defeated General Santa An
na's army of 21,000 with 5.000
volunteers and added millions of
square miles to the area of his na
tive land.
General Taylor's grave j since
1850 has been marked by a gran
ite shaft 21 feet high, erected near
the spot six miles northeast of
here where he opposed Clay and
Webster oft the question of i terri
torial admissions.
The future shrine of General
Taylor, to be near the old one, will
be of Indiana limestone and will
enclose sarcophagi of verde an-
ttsue marble to contain the bodies.
Bronze doors with glazed upper
panels will permit the inferior,
illuminated by a. window fa the
rear wall, to be seen. The length
of the mausoleum will be 1$ feet.
UHlVEHSIiy DEBATE
SQIi IS SELECTED
Fifteen Men Enter Try-Outs,
Practice Will Begin
Immediately
Salem New $200,000 paper
products factory, soon to open,
will employ 100 men.
Personnel of the men's "debate
team , for Willamette . university
was chosen last night after try
outs in which some 15 men com
peted. Prof. Horace Iiahskopf,
head of the public speaking de
partment, and coach of debate, an
nounces that practice will be com
menced immediately.'
Those selected are Joel Berre-
man, Charles Redding, James Mc-
Zachary Taylor's Shrine
at Last to Be in States
LOUISVILLE The body of
Zachary Taylor, hero of the Mex-
Attribute Changing Climate
to Cutting of Dense Timber
TACOMA, Wash. Old 1 resi
dents of that part of Washington
and Oregon lying between the Cas
cade mountains and the Pacific
ocean long have been declaring
that cutting the dense timber that
once covered the region is grad
ually changing the climate.
"It doesn't rain like it used to."
the old-timers remark, recalling
the days when they referred to
one another as "webb-footers"
and "moss backs."
And now comes L. C., Cover,
government weather , observer
here, with figures that partly 'cor
roborate the old settlers. "
His figures showthat there has
been a steady decline in rainfall
here during five-year periods since
1895. The average annual rainfall
from 1895 to 1900 was 45.99
inches. From 1920 to 1925 it
had fallen to 33.96.
A generation ago the average
rainfall in this district was 45
inches a year, but the present av
erage, based on all available fig
ures of the past, has dropped to
40.72.
Mr. Cover is unwilling to say
that the old residents are right in
attributing the decline in rainfall
to widespread deforestation, but
he admits that the figures seem
to verify the belief that the cli
mate has changed somewhat.
Ouch! Lumbago Pain!
Rub Backache Away
Instant Relief with a
trial bottle of old
"St Jacobs Oil."
small
Clintock, Larsr vBergesviek, Lee
Crawford, Herbert Deal. ..George
Rhoten and JUpredith Woodworth;
Berreman, Redding and McClin
tock were regular members of last
year's squad. It is likely that t hey
will - form the bulwark of this
year's aggregation. ;
W. A. Graves. Charles Kaufman,
Wendell Keck and Ralph Peoples
were selected for the Creshman
team. They also will begin prac
tice immediately. .
Following are some, of the
schools Willamette's mens team
will debate this season: Albany
college, Linfield college; Oregon
normal school. College of Puget
Sound. University of Redlands,
University of Southern California.
Wheaton college of I Hindis, Uni
versity of Utah, Ripan college and
Whitman college. I
Definite arrangement 1 of the
schedule has not as yet been drawn
up,' but it is understood (hat most
of the debates are to take place
this season in Salem.
Buy a Want Ad It Pays Big
Kidneys cause Barkache? No!
They have no nerves, therefore enn
not cause pain. Listen ! Your back
ache is caused by lumbago, sciatica
or a strain, and the quickest relief is
soothing, penetrating "St. JhcoLs
Oil." Ilub it right on your painful
back, and instantly the snn nesn,
stiffness and tanwnr-sa disai-:irs.
Don't stay crippled T (let n Mnall
trial bottle of. "St. Jacobs Oil'' from
your dru'sfc and limber up. A
moment aftqr it in applied you'll
wonder what neVame of the la-k.iclie
or lumbago pain,
Pudw.h), honest ''"St. Jar.,! - Oil"
whenever you have sciatica, ncm :i'sia,
rheumatism or j,riii8, as it is. ;Jjso
luteljr harmless and duesn't burn the
skin.
Adv.
STARTS SATURDAY
2F3fc NORMA.
Eugene now has nine public
schol buildings, and wjll biuld
two more next year.
Prineville & Southwestern Rail
road incorporates, , for central
Oregon development.
HEILIG
Individual
Chocolates
Hand dipped in, light
and dark coating
Regular 60c lb.
Saturday Only
39c a lb.
2 lbs. for 75c
We reserve the right to
limit quantities
Only at
qCHAEFER'Ci
k3 drug store Kj
The Yellow Front Phone lf7
133 North Commercial Street
The Penslar Store
Onlj12 Shopping Days 'Till
Christmas .
At
Kafoury
Afternoon crowds are growing larger. You will find
morning shopping best with less crowding and" more
time to select your purchases. ,
So shop early if pnttsiblc
lhxrs ojx'ii af a. m.
Women's Fine Silk Underwear ,
Every. , ' l'T ' "T if ' 00,1
fiarmont jgJl , Qua,I,,R
Marked ) jiHl V fcl Pretty
8tan 1 UH : fil Colors,
lttracti?e v J 'I -lOJ - 4V$i: DaI!Lty
Price j " TrinuitfHK
If you have one or several womenfolk on your gift
list, you'll never fail to please with a gift of silk
underwear or night wear.
SILK GOWNS AT
$5.95, $6.95, $7.50, $10.00
SILK COMBINATIONS
$2.98, $3.98, $4.95, $5.95, $750
SILK BLOOMERS
$1.98, $2.25, $2.98
Don't Fail to See Our Stock of Christmas Gift Um
brellas, Cloves, Silk Hose and Handkerchiefs
Member
offofi me fBo
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Truth In SALEM STORK
Advertising 4CO State Street
."Can and Do'
PORTLAND SILK SHOP
383 AMer Street
is:
A store full of Toys, Books, Games, etc., that the kiddies
must have to enjoy a happy Xrrias. The most wonderful
display of Dolls at the lowest prices. Don't forget your
tree decorations.
A game for young and old
v 89c each
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Toy Trains
A mechanical train with track, engine
' and two cars complete
98c
Toy Waffle Irons
Will make real waffles
50c each
Jungle Shooting Game
A boy's real game, complete with gun
$1.00 each
Steam Engines
Two styles, easy to operate, each with
whistle
$1.00
eacJ
Kitchen Set
I - consists oi cane turner, paring Kniie,
' -potato masher, - spatula, ladle, two
!' sDoons and egg beater, all in Xmas
box . ".
$1.00 set
- Toy Wheel Bartow
Steel body and 'wheel, very strongly
built
39c each
Bound Books
Algers or Fletchers, all late stories
i for boys
15c each
Toy Building Blocks
Puzzle or ABC cubes; bright pictures
25c each
Iron Fire Engines
Painted in bright colors,1 10 in. long
Children's Knife and
Fork Sets
Knife, fork and spoon, silver plated v
98c set
Mama Doll
20 in. long, fully, dressed
$1.00 each.
Toy Laundry Set
Complete with Hub, board, line and
i pins
59c complete
Princess Polly Series
Heavy cloth bound books for girls
59c each
Tinker Toys
A toy for little tots that will last
25c to $1.00
Celluloid Toys and Rattles
All large 'size and brightly colored
Red Hot Grocery Suggestions
A GOOD BLEND
3 lbs. $1.00
SUGAR
PURE CANE
$5.49 sack
SOME WONDERFUL CANNED GOODS AT
REAL BARGAIN PRICES
Broken Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 can 3 for 59c
Broken Sliced Pineapple,' No. 2 can: .. ...:.:3 for 49c
Sliced Pineapple, No. 2V2 can 3 for 69c
Sliced or Crushed Pineapple, No. 1 flat can 3 for 39c
Maryland Corn, fresh pack .......2 for 25c
Iowana Corn, fresh'pack 3 for 42t
Gold Bar Fancy Minnesota Crosby Corn . 2 for 3$c
Utahna Peas........, ..: .3 ifor 39c
Royal Club Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 22 3 for 59c
Royal Red Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 22 2 for 33c:
Silver Bar Puree, Tomatoes 2 for 25c
Royal Club Fancy Shrimp ... j .... .1 9c
American Beauty Shrimp 2 for 29c
Cut Strmgless' Beans :.1............. 2 for 25c!
Plan to do your Christmas shopping at gift headquarters.
Here's a store, folks, just crowded to the doors with good
things for Christmas giving. You go home happy when
you do your shopping here.
Felt Slippers
Orchid, sapphire, oxford and Amerii
cam beauty colors
79c pair
FLOUR
Roses'
Pure Montana hard wheat
49 lb. sack .!. . , .... ........ .. ...$2.49
Crown
49 lb. sack .-........:.$25
: ! Waldo HU1
49 lb. Sack..-i.ii..
10 lb; ba? pastry
.$1.89
..49c
Lima Beans
2 pounds
.... t....25c
; M Red Beans
10 pounds . ,.ll79c
jlO cans ..' : .....89c
- ! Van Camp's
j Tomato Soup
- Ladies' Rayon Vests and
French Pants
The French pant is new, give the lat
cst - $L00 each
Ladies Bandeaux or
Boydoir Caps
Put up in plain gift boxes
59c each1
Beaded Bags
Silver plated frame, attractively wov-
, en
$t00 each
Men's Gift Sets
Each in j holiday gift boxes
Set consists of supporters and arm
bands
- Ladies' Silk Hose
Full fashion foot, all popular shades
98c pair
45c .set
Ladies' Suede Chamoisette
; Gloves
Fancy cuffs
98c pair
Compact Sets -
v Vivienne line '
1 compact, 1 rouge, 1 lipstick
$1.00 set
. Serving Trays
,. 11x17 inches
Mahogany? finish,lass bottom
Vanity Bags
Each with mirror and powder puff.
A: wonderful gift
69c each
Embroidered Huck Towels .
A gift that Is wanted 13x32 inches
89c each
Ladies' Fancy Garters
; Plain or two tone colors, extra quality
elastic
39c pair
. Ladies' Bags
"Under Arm" styles, new designs
$1.00 each
Men's Neckwear
Just received shipment of new pat
terns of 4-in-hand ties
49c each
Ladies' Voile Handkerchiefs
; All new sport styles
10c each
Pictures
Beautiful framed pictures, of old
. masters and scenes
98c each
V
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Del Monte
Hard Wheat
25c each
$1.00 each
24ft lb. bag
$1.19
,3 cans : ...25c
We Me Eeadwers for Tree DecorMm
'5 , -
$1.00 each
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