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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALILM, Or.EGOIJ
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i Cross Will"- Be Erected for
-Worship as Citizerts Unite
'2.-1 in Tribute
Putnam . This Easter aanrlsa ser
vice -will bef fostbiwnoleicny-an4
surrotndinr territory.--.. If is exi
pitted that-; sevetal' htindfed jpeo1
pie will celebrate' the dawn of -the
day., of the Resnrrectlonjln tbia
way;rSome chorehesmajr follow
the Berries with, refreshments in
their respective places under the
auspices of their young: people's
"I.Tarridd Flirts" h Now at Oregon
societies.
f ., The Ministerial 'association of
Ulera has '.arranged lor a union
ru arise religious serrlce on Easter
"Sunday morning; on the high ele
"vatlon of J. S. Giles place on South
Commercial street. . ' The hill is
known as "Rock Knoll' and over
's looks the city ' and gires a com
' roanding. View of the Talley' and
Teas tern range' of mountains. Four
-snow-capped peaks are plainly vis-1
lisle on' clear days--Mt. Hood,-"Mt.
-- Jefferson, ML Helens and Mt.
r Ad am 3. 't: ;? j . 5 v -
C A' large cross will be ; erected
rfor the serrlce and with the wor-
shippers looking toward the cross
and the distant mountains, an In
spiring serVtce ' of praise and
Tprayer will be held. The hour will
-at at 6a. m., just aa the sun is
prising above MC Hood, and for
3 minutes' the serrlce will con-
"tfnue. '.' . T it i; j--f"y
All of the churches of the city
'are inrited' to unite' in' the service
..and free -transportation- will be
-Tirorided by the courtesy ' of the
Ministerial : association. An elec
-trie' car has been chartered for the
occasion which- will leare; State
and Twelfth streets at 5 : 3 5 a. m
"Tand will leare State and Commer-
v .ial at 5: 4 BtaCm-'i The location
"jT "Rock Knoll" is two blocks be-
.yond the end of the street car line
von thef hill to the right. ' ; - .
Program- of the serrlce is" as fol
,lows: -Dr: Ct C. Poling,-president
t)t the Ministerial association, will
, preside. ': Dr, E. ; H Shanks wil?
- thare charge : of' the music, .which
will consist of the singing of "In
i the Cross ', of ; Christ, I Glory,'
Christ, ' the Lord,- Is 'Risen-To
-day," and "Hallelujah- He Arose.
It is expected that a trombonist
cornetiat. will assist ; in the
-music. ; The Easter scripture will
ifcte read by Dr. Fred C,Tay lor. i -i--,Prayer
will be offered by Dr. W,
'Whittaker;"abfief address will be
glveri onV'The Resui,rectionw By
"Dr. Carl O. '. Dbney. - Benediction
r-minrrrrn m nmr
DIUUmiDTJlfblVL
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Amenic Club to' Present Prb-
( gram on Evenings of
i April tJiand y
MitECfiSEIS
FEATURED IlJ FILM
A rauderllle' program will be
presented by the? Amenic club of
Salem high school on' the evenings
of April and , the proceeds to
go toward the f und" that must be
obtained to send ! the debate team
of the high school to Salem, Mass.,
for the cross-continent debate.
Six acts will be included in tlfe
program. 5 Tbere win aiso oe mor-
Ing pictures, it is announced. Fol
lowing are ; the J acts ; to be pre
sented : ; .,, r ' , ' '
Act 1 A one-act play, "Moon
shine," presented by the Snikpoh
club. ' Deryl Myers and "Brick
Headrlck will be featured. '
Act 2 -The Pied Pipers, girls'
jazz .orchestra: I "1
Act 3 Jack Spong in a norelty
act, fThe Great Atfhts."
1 Act 4 Edward Lewis will pre which was,, recently published, is
sent a magic and illusion act. . the feature At the Oregonj theater.
Act 5 "Box and Fox," a one- It is the first production for this
act comedy, presented by Eldon I company, bqr Robert Vignola; dl-
Foster and Clark: Durnam, reatUT-ireciorrot rwnen rvnigniaooa was
In? Ruth Hazelton. - t : --' I in Flower," 'lYolanda.' And other
Act 6 Specialty harmonica act; I successes. . i .-i-.i-
arranged by Charles Ber. I Mr. Vignola, early in his motion
It is said that if. proper support I picture career, directed Pauline
Is glren- the entertainment, about I Frederick in a series of pictures.
Me Busch, Pauline Frederick and Oonrad Xaeel are' shown here
In "Married Flirts," now 'on the screen At the Oregon . theatre. In
connection with this picture, Talbert's famous Chocolatel Fiends"
orchestra will be featnred, together; with the "Charleston- Dancers."
"Married Flirts"- Has 'All-
Star Cast; Colored" Synco-
pators at Oregon
'Married Flirts," Metro-Gold-
wyn's plcturlzatlon of "Mrs. Para
mor," Louis Joseph'.Vance's novel.
BRIDGES
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IS HELD
Stockman Was' Born-Near
: Salem in 1855. Spent
Early Boyhood Here
$2 00 . will be raised to go toward
the debate fund.
SCHAEFER IS AHEAD
NEW YORK4 March 29. Jake
Schaefer,' challenger, led Willie
Hoppe, champion, by 600 to 544
tonight at the end of the" second
block of their 3600 point match
fo rthe world's- 18.1 balkllno bil
liard championship.' ji, f
Monday; Apnl 5; at 11 Al ' 1
ed Auction Sale
Unreseo
Farmi Farm' Stock,; Implements, Wood,'Hay, Furniture, etc
Belnic the property of E.C Sproed, lO mites south of Salem.
O miles north of Jefferson, on Paclfie Highway, on Monday,
Aprn 5th; at ii a. m. E. C. SPROED, Owner
H. F. WOODRY & SON
'SAlem's Auctioneers and Appraisers.
Store 271'li. CTommerrial. ' ' ? - ; - ; V. 1 V' t Phone 75"
RF. WOODRY &SON
AUeW SALE DATES
THIS WEEK
FARM
SALE
TODAY, March 30th
One-half mije west, 2V$ miles south of Stayton,
' : ? miles east of Shelburn, at 1 p. ni. sharp - . '
and when he read the Vance norel
be decided to film it with Miss
Frederick in the title" role, feeling
there was no one as well equipped
as she to play a part that requires
such a wealth- of emotional and
dramatic power. Miss, : Frederick
was delighted to create the role,
and so a former screen combina
tion was once more renewed.:
The cast of ; "MaTrted. Flirts'
comes in the category of "nota
ble." Besides Miss Frederick, it
includes Conrad Nagel,' Mae Busch,
Huntly Gordon, - Alice. Hollister,
Patterson Dial and Taut Nicholson.
The story is something hew in
the way, of lore complications, for
instead of the Usual triangle-there
Is a quadrangle, with each; side
equally ihrolred. . ' v
"The triangle idea has been done
so often," says Vignola, "that one
can usually close hla eyes and feel
instinctifely what' is taking place
on the screen. Unless' a picture,
as well as' a book - or play, is full
of. unusual surprises it loses its
real ralue. " -. r
"The four characters about
which the story of 'Married Flirts'
rerolres puts an entirely new. light
on a plot of this sort, and gires
a twist to the picture that makes
it absolutely unique,?! . !;
In connection with "Married
Flirts." Wen Talbert's Chocolate
Fiends will be : heard at. the Ore
gon during all performances.; Tal-
bert is the leader of the orchestra
and has nine colored syncopators
under his direction.' Between the
orchestration" numbers- a group of
tour ebony-colored- dance artists,
two girls and two young men,
manipulate their j pedal extremi
ties through various Charleston
steps and that means1 the real
colored conception of the Charles
ton -in whirlwind fashion. Lethia
Hill is the song bird of the group,
a blue singer of rare ability.
J. N. COTHREN
: Owner
J.STICKLA
Clerk
THURSDAY, April 1st.
at3?3a. Busli Street
iu'st east of South Commercial. 5 rooms of higlr
class furniture Particulars latere. ' ' .
E. J. Rt GIMB AL, Owner '
FRIDAY, April 2nd
. 6 rooms of -furniture, all good. Player ; piano, 64
rolls Jetc.. Particulars later. At 1415 .Waller strcetT
( JAMES TAYLOR, Owner;
F. Wcokj & Both.
Salem's 'Auctioneers end
Apprjxisers
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See iis personally about farm and
- v. " :city sales J
Clcro 271 rrcrlli Commercial Street-
I LziizSf 0 fuco 75, ' RcsidcncD'l 031-1,1
SALEM STUDENTS NAMED
VStVnSTTY ANXotiiCE HOX
... OR ROLL Ft)ITHiI ;;, s
EUGENE, OK, March 2 9. -(By
Associated Press.) Among the
honor students for theV winter
term at the Untrerslty of Oregon,
just announced are the following:
Majorie Frailer, Ashland, tied for
first place; Paul ; Ager :and .Wil
j Ham Foley, Bend; Farrell. Barnes,
tTineruie; Samuel J. Newsome,
Prinerille, Ralph Bailey and Leila
u. . Sanders', Salem ;- George Bar
ron, Carolina Tilton and Esther
Funeral services for Jerome
Bridges; pioneer i cattleman - of
Malheur county, were -held in
California Sunday afternoon, with
Rev. N. E.; Hearshey officiating.
He died . Thursday ;. night as the
result of a prolonged illness and
Paralytic stroke; Burial, was
made in the cemetery at Jamieson
Mr. Bridges was born oh April
26, 1855, near Salem. His early
boyhood was spent here. : In -1886
he was married to Addie Cart-
wright at The Dalles. About 25
years ago he came to Malheur
county, where he became a sue
cessful and respected stockman
For 33 years he was a member Of
the Fossil IOOF lodge. He Was
known by. his many friends here
a ' cruiet, unpresuming but
splendid type of the old school.
Besides his widow and adopted
daughter, Stella Kendall of Jamie-
DUUf . BV0 U S0
Martha' Bridges', and a sister, Mrs.
Bessie Cromwell, both of Los
Angeles. . '. . .:
The' Willamette University
men's-debate squad will meetthe
representatives of Linf ield College
In a no-decision-debate. to- be held
fn Labor Hall at '8 'o'clock this
evening. The- d-ueatiott Is "Re
solved: That the Child Labor
Amendment1 proposed by the 68th
Congress should be Adopted." Wil
lamette will upheld the negative.
Three speakers will represent
each school. The Willamette
squad will include Lars R. Bergs
rlk, a veteran high school debater
from -the Portland High schools,
Lee Crawford, from the Fresh
men squad-of year-before last, and
Charles' Redding, veteran "Willam
ette speaker. vt- :- . 1 3
A rather unusual plan has been
tried in bringing the debate before
a labor group for the purpose' of
determining the effectiveness- of
collegiate debators before an audi
ence of men' who. are In a position
tion- to understand the . practical
effects' Of Child Labor and the ef
fectiveness - Of both Federal and
State regulation. : '
; While the -debate is to be held
at LabOr Hall, -located On Court
street between High and Liberty,
the public will be invited to the
discussion, v . -
ToSlFOIlCEO
Standard Sack Prescnbeci
' by Law Must Be Used
by All Firms
l Strict enforcement of the law
relating to' the sale of flour In the
state ot Oregon has been announc
ed. By W. A. Dalziel, deputy state
sealer of weights and measures.
All firms' selling this commod
lty have been warned that it is a
riblatlon of the law to sell or of
fer- for sale any white, whole
wheat, graham or rye flour in any
other sixer sack than . the standard
sack prescribed by the act. .
' It was said that some firms
packing flour for sale in this state
have need other than standard
containers with the result that the
merchants purchasing this flour
have violated the law. -;:s . -
'It is not the purpose ,of this
department to' cause any Injustice
to Oregon merchants" said & state-,
ment Issued by Mr. Dalziel, ."but
the law is specific in its require
ments and in justice to the con
sumer it should be rightly en
COLLEGE DED,"iTE
SET FOR TOIilGI
Willamette-Linfieid to Clash
in Labor-Hallr Public -Is
Invited -
Get the right man to run things".
and the,, rest of .the problem will
be gone. - ' "
Politician: One who first finds
fault, and then finds- somebody to
pur the. blame upon.
RAT IS"' AIR5"-STOWAWAY
'y'- "tr-;-2'
XKAItr.1T CAUSES CRASir BY
"E.KAPTXO 13T PILAVXTS IAF ,
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WASHIKGTON, . March 29.
(By Associated Press.) A rat air
stowaway with three hours- flying
time to its credit-was .reported, to
the navy department today from
the airplane carrier Wright, in
Cuban waters. . ' . . -
The rat boarded a plane at
Cienfuegos, galloped about the
structure excitedly while jn flight
and almost . caused a' crash, by
jumping into tbe lap of the pilot'.
Later it dined on safety belts and
other tasty bits of equipment;.
jarksonvUie high way - f
night at an asserted high rater
speed wben they, collided nr 1.
ouler car. . the two women being
burled out1. Cook eaped .Injury.
The grand, JW. V-SntarT
a rharee of involoniary
- The -parenisi" "t-uusm
reside at Binta Monica, Cal.
' SUEmfAX IH Itt
TP RAN FRANCISCO, March 29.
pioneer business rnah of this city 7
and founder of the Sherman and f
Clay Music" firm iff cnucatiy m at
hlsr home here, - . - ,
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DEATH CAUSE IS GIVEU
DRIVER OF DEATH CAR-HAD
' LIQUOR, JURY. FINDS '
MEDFORD, Or.", March 29.-
(By .-Associated Press.) A coro
ner's' jury1 returned' a' verdict late
this afternoon that Miss Alice Ken-
nard, - a traveling . saleswoman - of
Loa Aneeles. came . to her death
as the result of an alleged "un
lawful act of Leland S. Coot, in
v LAST SHOWING
'TvKJKTE
CARLO"
; wrrrfv .
LEW CODY
. - andr a '
Sjtrong Supporting Cast
A Danr Comedy
TONIGHT
' Orlginar;r- ,
Si Hopklna:
and His
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Oregonf Products
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HEIL.IG
HEUET a
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to order fcr this
Now is the time
We offer you a most complete line of pod varie
'Sin Apples, Cherries, Pears; JPPf&
s Plums, Prunes; Quinces; Almonds, Walnuts, Fil
'berfsSnUFruits, etc, - ; fis r.':7::r
'XmentTreesr SHruUs, Etc. -
Every hofieii'riiWe iriorei valuable and more
attractive by a suitable plating fOrnamen
i tal Trees an Snrubs. Why delay ? The
sooner you r the plants .set out the better
development jy 'will 1 make this smnmer,
-and the roc: Measure you will derive from
Ihem: -C:;-ri'i v?v'v vm:-:
On-an order of flO.OO or 'more-placed for this spring
plantinR; this Ad accompanying you order elves, you a,
f 1.00 credit. . , . '
i 'Address
(hvgoh :..Nujery- Co.
OREN0, OREGON
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OREGON BLDG.
Salem, Oregon '"
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Busick's Store, Market and Bakery are coritinually; helping' to raise the stand
ard of living, rriak it quality foods at sensible;
prices. WhateveryoYi' -We'ekTy; table allowance may; bef you vil find it goes
further at Busicli's. ' " . f".
lisroce
Church, Ashland ; ' Edward C Kel
ley, Medford; Julian - Knyfcendall,
Klamath Falls;. Esther L, Setters,
Astoria, and Evelyn M. Dew, Med
ford. . -
- - Unless you believe implicitly in
a thing, you can; never make It
u All people have a'litle money,
and Henry Ford has been smart
enough to get most of 4t4
We
are -Still"?
and our stock is
larger than ever. O
In checking -. over your"
spring needs don't forget ,
'. that we have a big stock
f of new and second hand . . ' "
V furniture stovesv hardware; farm implements, machin
ery belting, sacks, tents, tarps and camping equipment
at prices that are riht.- . - 7 - - ' '-
Capital Bai'gain House
' . ' "ii.' stein-hock, rrop. .
THE nOUSE OF A 31ILLION AND ONE B.1RGAIN3
203 - 245 Center Street - - ; Telephone 3DS
Ve CIcc
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3 All Dr.
ac .ay
iartment
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Fancy Sugar Cured
Hams
lb. 35c.
- Silver Leaf ,;
Lafcf
lbVlair
t.
85 c
Silver Leaf ;'
Lard
8 lb. Pail i
i $i.q7
Small Burbanlc, -
'Potatoes
Excellent for planting.
per sic. $1.79,
. ...s . - f '.-.'"-.'
'r'; Pure Cane '
Sugar tT
C. z H, Brand
100 lb. Sack ,
$565
Bakery
Master Balcers thor
oughly learned in the
art of Bread maldngr
trained by years of at-.
. (entive, exacting labor,!
carefully, guard' every
process exercise ex
treme" care to assure
you the finest Bread
'that is possible for
human loiowledge
with the aid of modern
up- to' date machinery
to maKe. ,
Health Bread
It's Afferent
You?U lilce -that sweet,
; 'nutty flavor
.- Extra size loaf
.. .4.
15c
2 Large Loaves of
Mute i Bread
the land you would ex
pect i to , pay a 15c for.
For sale only, at
. T this store
2 for-25c
3 Small Loaves
25c
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' Eagle 0rand Hard
Wheat' floUr
491(j.Sack
$2.1Q
Vim Flour
49 lb. Sack -
$2.10
Soap
'20 Bars
Crystal White
Soap
65c
20 Bars
P. & G. White Naptha
, SJ,atP
; - 65c " '?'-
Carnation, BorStn's'
or Alpine v "
10 c4ns S7c
'A" Rich Blend .
1 Fol er'ft T'- -.-
Tgi: -v
Vfe lb. plf . 27a
1 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE TO ALU PARTS OF TF- CT"
: ; heno 55 for Frccli Meat, Groceries, Ealrcry Gczdz
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