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TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1925
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ith: Jacqueline Logan, Mary As
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AUXILIARY -tfDMfttATES
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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.
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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
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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. , .
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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
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IB T; COMEDY
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Matinee 25c V33c Kvenings 35c -,30c i . ' " !.
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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.
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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
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Poljce are holdinfojt lnveti
raliott Lynn 'Woaatfu, w&irstf51r
name, and his actions., brought
anout his aecention ;as sleep
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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.
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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.
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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
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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 . Wil-
aameite glee club.- .Ile.-actedsaS
accompanist aad - reading a were
featuf-ed by th6luh.' ' VI 3
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AND LIBBERS UP
STIFF JOINTS
Stiff, swollen,: inflamed, rheu
matic joints should be treated with
a remedy made for Just that pur
pose only. .. .
Remember the name of this dis
covery' is Joint-Ease and, it., will
take 6ut ' the agony, reduce the
swelling and limber up any trOu
bled joint after ordinary cure-alls
have miserably failed. . . Just rub
it on 60c a tube at Dan'l. J. Fry
Drug Co. or any druggist ask for
Joint-Ease. - . . . .- . . . .
Always remember, whep Joint
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( , f v . -Fancy Cape Caff Gloves, a most welcome gift
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A large-assortment of fabric gloves in many
: C-tyles andVoiors
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, Why not"givetW kiddies gloved this Christ-
mas-r-w ayebowing them lit kid, fabric,
f V wool plaid tndarirlmmed.' "We.will be glad
to show you the1. many-different styles Just
stop at our. Gjove Department. 1
TOfS FOR EVERY AGE MAY BE FOUND IN OUR
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Visit our i'dvlarid voii'll. fiiid useful 'tbythere for every age child. Toys tb.Weep.Wurclui-.'
dren in on rainy days, and toys that will develop Ihe mental and physical part of your boy or girl,.,
Automobiles
Solid disc 'wheels, rubber
tires,, horn and headlights.
Peddle propelled.
$14.00 and up
Scooters
Disc wheels, good solid rub
ber tires, built for real boys.
$3.75 and up
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Doll Buggies T
Wicker woven body, good
strong frame, a toy the, little
miss wilj appreciate.
$4.75 arid u
Velocipedes .
A igopd : machine, one that
will give : ihe kiddie a' lot of
service Has solid .'rubber
tires, heavy wheels" rind frame.
4.25 m up
Coasier Wagoris
A substantially built wagcyv
disc wheels, solid rubbef tfres.
$9.00 and up-
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I - Blackboards :
An educational toy that will
keep the small, folks in pn
rainy days. 5 up
Hoisting Engines
. Educational . ahd enterlajin
ing. 4The jBoyd will ike tnem.
See them in the basement
store.
$6.75 and up
Aluminum Sets i
Cbolting Utensils anddtshes
wvcry complete sets, just like
Mother's. . , .
,$2.75
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Pianos
Real instruments. Bring
the little' daughter"!! and letj
her select one. Jt
$6.25
Hand Car t
A Teal developer of-healthy
brawn. Strongly Built. ' An
ideal gift for the boy.
$6.75
We aisp nave a complete line of wheelbarrows, rocking chairs, both wooden and wickerVV -Vbut'7;:
must visiV our Toyland to appreciate i tnis extensive showing of things to make the kiddies glad. r " '
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'Kiddie cars '-with' wooden..
' "--wheels, also kiddie cars with h
- solid disc "wheels; rubber.''" "
8 . tires.-. A toy the tiny. folks
will enjoy., $3.00 to 6.25
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