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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1925)
i v TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1925 . TMKm "PIatlir..1VUh Snnl. ith: Jacqueline Logan, Mary As ter, cilye .Brooks. v. A Thomas H.' lace production. . V - - r . -";. ' " - ; ' HRHgfr"The Ranger of the Big nes-"-!id Milo's Minstrels. HelHg ln Cbaney in "The ToWerof Lies." ,.' , AUXILIARY -tfDMfttATES 1v WOMF.X'8 LEGION J CROUP OF CANDIDATE XISTETT U 5 V Membera of the, women's auxil iary of Capitol posU American Legion, met fast night t McCor fcaek; hall, t Nominations for the various offices -jwer . made. Fol- A Thomas H. Iricc Production THfe BIGGEST SENSATION tNFILMDOM! lowing are (he names of those hdmloated: "l - ' ' -.-For, president, Mrs. K. S.:Bart lett and Mrs. Chalmer George ; for first vice president, '; Mrs. . L. C, Demarest - and Helen . Gragg; for second vtce president, . Mf s. PaiiPBurris and Mrs. .Pearl Vin cent; for secretary,1 Mrs. Robert Bodrow; for treasnrer, Mrs. B. A. Victory for sergeant at arms, Mrs. Miles McKee; for chaplain, Tits. Minnie Jlrak. 5 Fox the "executive committee, Mrs.'H. A. Cleveland, Mr,: Georse Griffith,; Mrs. S. J. Ostrander, BIrsj J. J.. Bottle, Mrs. Pawl Bnrris, .Mrs.; E. J. Bayliss, and Mrs. G. 13. Prime. The ladies will meet next .Mon day .night, , Nominations will re main .open. The election of offi cers wll be hMd ftf that t ime. : , .. Opening -Game With-(formal 'School Will Show Speed of Local Boys. Salem, fans 'Will get itheir first chance ..to .size up. AVillametfe's basketball TroDe'cts for" the com ing season when the. Bearcats meet the Normal school -qnihtet on the uome. floor tomorrow bight. Turnout has been :Slowr. hinder ed t somewhat by-.tb.e inter-cjas3 Rames. Now that these are over. it Is expected varsity practice will i . j -. . wsiweaeu up. To date,, no prospect ha? beea found for center. Forward mater ial Is plentiful. Robertson and Fasnacht are both forwards and lettermen of two years' standing, gallon led " Into the police ptation last night an9 announced tha the was 1-1 1. I ' A. n. , . . ----- . v.. v. wt.....&s, avtrninB iib priuer. nvuuea re- uoin are reponeu ro De snowing Pfused to give his "partner a mid-stajon form. Begides, there ere Flesher and, Litchfield, for wards of last gear's . rook . squad. Ilotb are praying On the tirst 10 String. The only letterman at guard is EricksoQ, who has held tnat Derth lor three . seasons. Scotty and Faber of last year's Freshmen are contenders for guard jobs.. Robertson and Flesh X ,A Soul Stirin. Drama I 17 - ' Sll - ' ' - ' : - SftsaM W.-.KW (1 Showing Today ' fu 1-irttertalniiK-nt ,H'v f "5ii j tlj Q LI ') - , . a .inn.,.-. . YMj. ffirf ' , MMse l -aTeia -MM- Jmm- 1 - -11111 . J CTSMASHEARDll Mil-"-... ikj : - nmsMj v:V-.j :V.r W1NDUS IB T; COMEDY im(B0m mews , TOliATAD WEDNESDAY V 1 Matinee 25c V33c Kvenings 35c -,30c i . ' " !. . .. - . ..M ; .i - .1' ' Jt Sfo - I -I "J o -v 0 . 1 I T FIVE PLAV ATHQMETOMORROW 11 r er .cas also play in this position if hecessary. Hartley, two-year center, - and cpe Of the largest point gainef j on the team last year, is stilf enable to report due to conflicting work ing, hours. . ' : i i V Report concerning Monmouth's team are hazy. It is said interest in the sport has. picked up there, and a. fast team, has been, develop ed. The Bearcats will nb Attempt to nlake a one-sided freak, score, but will devpte their-efforts to de veloping a playing combination, it is expected that every man on the squad will get a chance ,(0 show liU ware?. Plans tor a 'barnstorming trip through southern Oregon and ;pi tierja California ", have .been abandoned by .Coach Rathbnu, Wfllahiette mentor. Sufficient guarantees eduld hot be "obtained, Instead, the Bearcat will play several games in Portland and will probably, invade Washington. r,The only game defJniJtely scheduled is that with Multnomah club to be played December .?(.. The Colli Keum club" of Portland is also will ing to play two games. The athletic club at Washougal, Wash., 'want to take on the Bear cats. Three Jor four other games will be -scheduled. if possible1. .1 A, tigers Lose Hockey ' Gclme to Vancouver tAKcbtVER. B. C., Dec. 14. By the tiiargin '6t one goal van -coaver tonight defeated the Cal gary Tigers In the latter's first pearance here in an ice hockey game. The score was 3 to 2 with the play whirlwind throughout. PARTNER' Aot'OilT . - , ' 1 ' Poljce are holdinfojt lnveti raliott Lynn 'Woaatfu, w&irstf51r name, and his actions., brought anout his aecention ;as sleep er." ftfv - - - , - - " lie' liJ First Appearance of the Sea son to Be Full Christmas Program . On nest Friday evening. De cember XS, at X:30 the Salem Boys; Chorus will give .its first covert of the season at the First Methodist church. The program will be mainly In the nature of Christmas . choruses, and will in cjude uartettes, duets, and instru mental, selections, as well aa a reading by one- of the boys. The boys chorus is about four years old now, and, has been very successfully- conducted ' by Dr. Epley, The concerts staged In class ,ajid iiave been well received by j the public, . .Heretofore there has been- a- charge made for the concerts, bu.t Jt; is . the purpose now to open all concerts, in the future to the public without charge and receive an offering to defray expenses. - Dr. Epley and a number of others are very enthusiastic about commutiity singing, and in con 11 set ion with this concert a num ber of songs will be sung by the entire audience. The program to be staged Fri day night is as follows "Greet the Holy Moru." Salem Boys' Chorus; invocation, Rev, Fred C. Taylor; "The, Glory of Christmas? Morn." Sajem Boys Chorus:- "The First Christmas Tree," Stanley King; "The Light of the World," Salem Boys' Chorus; vocal duet "A Stranger Came to tathlefcen. Donald and Glen Woodry; !ano 6fo ''The HuhtinarSonr. i MpnrtplnsnhTi . rtnr jcyfviieii , iuc uiu, viu Story." Salem Boys Choriis: Harp aolo. Robert Brown; voeal tluet Htish; for Baby Is Sleeping," Pot ter Brothers; 'Lo; HO Is Here," Salem Boys, chorus; Boh, Little Town ot-Bethiehem," Boyst Quar tette; "Silver Night," Salem5 Boys' Chorus : "Bells of Hope," Salem poys Cohrus. Following the program will be the community sing. ns m pb I John" Williamson Is Named PresldehtB. F Stiff ler ; Secretary ' .Permanently Or'faniBed. td'ad vancethe fnterests of the .section centering. around J.te junction of North cipiiol street, Fairgroapds road, North Sumpier Myrtle and Tile road, but partltfular.ly ot, cre ate a business.; district or local marketing purposes on North Cap itol street at this point, where there are at present .11 flourish ing trade . establishments, the North Salem Progressive club was orgaaizett Monday night. - John Williamson was" made permanent chairman and B. F. Stiffler secretary treasurer. Charter members ot the new organization are: F. J Doerfler of the Firs National hank; F. X Woodry, D. , F. Doherty, P. . L. Galfisforth. E. C. Ballinger. W. B, Holcomb, G. C. Hall. George Bar rett, Bob Barrett, G. H, - Da Vis, John Meyer, H. M. Harpple, W. C. Polka,'. Je.an Williamson, Chas. Kinzer and M. Putnam. - v . . . The: North . Capitol section, is growing .go rapidly, that, there arose immediate need for" its local Citizens to organize and guide its forward progress. lem and a graduate of Willamette university, has bfeen lauded high by W. W. Dillon, formerr Oregon state !gcretary,-and now general secretary of the" Spokane Y MCA. Waltz is working in the boys' di vision of the Spokane organiza tions. . . ;. ' . ' Mr. Dilion ueciarea that Waltz is one ; of the most promising YMCA wotkers he knows. His work Is Considered completely satisfarbjJq Spokane. . vaita VtiR'lqiown wmeiy in toe , ; v , f. ; , dramatic clrcfes ai Willamette; .As a member of th Theta Alpha. Phi dratnatie' fraternity; hftwas given several lead ing' roles in Will am- - ette prodactfons.- It waav through; J his effort 'that i 'several one- act. ?" lays were p'toduced at th school, e has also , written Beverai-pUysi and produced a one .";.ac 'mclo arama in .1143 seniof yearr t r. w Lloyd - Walt. ..formerly ot,'Sa-i He-was a member 4)f ,th . 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