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4 444 vj, l, U).4Mki( ". LOCArLiEmlN BRIEF. Go - Indepeadenre --.v-V;- Charles Hadkln's.-C. 'A. Vibbert ftTttt" Stanley .Lainsori, members of jfcYl Salem Lions clubi. motored Ij-ndependen'ce Monday to attend thlS weekly luncheon of the Inde pendence Lions club, lkeleles ''.'.:-I'rD We aell ukeleles from 11.75 to $50. Come and see the ISO one. Ceo.-C: Will. , ol9 Strom la Recovering . i ; i. - " A Ole Strom, 1 Injured Chemawa football captain. Is regaining some of the feeling in his arms and legs following an operation i Saturday, it was reported ibis morning, v He is expected 'to recover still.; more, but the Injury to bts spinal cord was such that he : can .never re cover completely. It was said. for letting a child under IS years old drive his car, Frank Myers was arrested for speeding, and Gordon Bennett was arrested for speeding and reckless driving. Hotel Marion . Dollar dinner, served 5:45 to 8 every evening. J2tf We Have Taken Ovei The Bussell listings and moved to 441 Court-St. Phone .2312. Office Salem. Portland. Silrerton. P. W. Gieser. , o-19 Car Losea Wheel f ' '- fJ' f : Conrad JEggler's car came to a sudden stop at Center and Com mercial' streets Monday when ; a wheel came! of f and rolled across the sidewalk : into a plate glass window, according to a report he turned in at - police - headquarters. He gave no other details of the accident? . . ' : '"' 1 ' .-. . Under New Management Bligh Hotel Barber Shop. S. C "Slim" Hinkle and Dorsey Reaves. :- ;'. .-: - -.-- o24 In New Location Sherman, Clay & Co., 130 South Iliglu New Bligh Bid g. o-20 AH Rooms, Halls Hardwood -, . Six room Falrmount Hill home. Complete for $7500. Room 2 cars. Compare to any Salem home np to $10.00.0. On large view paved lot. Terms. Immediate .possession. Becke A Hendricks.' 189 N. High etreet. ..,. : . o20 Investigate Parrish Damage The Salem school board Is in vestlgating the cause of dry, rot in1 the ;Parriah? Junior high school and wlltask the responsible par fi toT-pay forthe damage. It was Uted jresterday by Dr. 1L H.'Olln- r, chairman. f rlf -xi . , " . ' ; j y Q: egon Bldgr Barber Shop i New management. C'; Mente) M?ytban, C. HSpeed) Hald. o22 ' " .'ill! II- 'f- Thursday, Oct.! 21. at Elsinore See "Dear Brutus" by Sir James Barrie as rendered by the ..famous Moroni Olsen f Flayers. Tickets $2,2.0. tl.65, $1.10. Season tick ets S2.30. ! ! r 7 1 o-19 Divorce Complaint Filed Julius II. Beckman filed a com plaint for divorce against Bertha Beckman In the circuit court yes terday, alleging desertion. Hunting Case Today - . ' Russell MacCallster, who was arrested Sunday for hunting with out a license, will have hearing at the Justice court today. In New Location Sherman, Clay & Co., 130 South High. , New Bligh Bldg. . o-20 Pleads Guilty Harold Reed of Mollala was ar rested Sunday by J. J. McMahon. state traffic officer, and was fined $10 when he pleaded guilty to the charge In the Justice court yesterday. Auto lights Improper . . W. J. Faulkner of Salem was arrested for operating a motor ve hicle with Improper lights. 'He entered, a plea of guilty to the charge and the case has been con tinued until October 22. Sealy Mattresses This, week at $39.50. ,1 H-i:f'y SAY8-1U it 3 v. : ' This Is sore a snap 1021 Ford roadster with good rubber and a fine run ning car for f 73.00. , ' ; ; ;': JnlBSi when arraigned In J the-s Justice I court. He w,as arrested by ,W. B. i Genu, state raffle' of f icer. ' ? , ElectHe Sandwicheu ' i Ail tthe new kinds. - The Spa. olltf E0KH1YCIUBS IRfiFFETYREPDRTS - j - - - - ( . - - - - Lis of Harrisbure enter- Organizations Would Unite Fourteen Persons Killed Dur- ed a plea of guilty when arraigned in the justice court on a charge of speeding. He was fined $10.. Work of AaentWjth That of Fruit Inspector ing Month,- Reckless Driving Blamed Case Continued ; I Pnmmnnllv Hnh Ihrnnrhmit ... . . . . ' ' " Alvin Haivorsen or foruana i MarJon county are exoressine was arrested by V. L.' Drager. tor lt bemselves as strongly in favor operating a truck for compensa tion without a certificate from the public service commission. His case has been continued in the jus tice court. gno president. Miss Thomson Is connected with the university fac ulty as professor Of applied so ciology. Don't Forget Crown Mill demonstration by Mrs. "L. A. Humphreys. Klet Bldg. Cor. Ferry and Liberty. o21 Glese-Powera : o22 T Sealy Mattresses , This Tweek at GieSetPowers - 5.50.i..A.f f' ; t ; o22 Driver Arrested T. D. Bennett of Portland was arrested for reckless driving Sun day by J. J. McMahon and was fined $15 on the eharge in the justice court after he had entered a plea of guilty. Complete line of Monarch Electric Hamilton's. : classes Services Held at YMCA Three Sunday school f rora. , j. the.- First -, Presbyterian church met at the YMCA here yes at the .- chnrch. .Besides the'se hbarse1 drunkeness meetings, the TMCA was the scene Ranges at a21tf Man Held as Drunk C. W. Leaver was arrested Sun day night by local police officers, of two church services by ejSa-lem- Bible- union and of men's meeting tohear.' a ..discussion by Archdeacon Webber of the Episco pal church. In New Location - Sherman, Clay & Co., 130 South High. New- Bligh Bldg, o-2 0 Oregon Bldg. Barber Shop Under "new! management. . C. (Monte) Moyihan, C. E. (Speed) Hald. o22 Building Permit Issued E. C. Charlton has been grant ed a permit to erect a one story dwelling at 345 South 23rd street, estimated to cost $3500. Ander son and Martin will be builders Card of Thanlu Would You live Your Lif Over again? And what would We wish. to thank our many you make of it? See Barrie's great friends and neighbors for their kindness and beautiful floral of ferings at the death of our beloved comedy "Dear Brutus' Elsinore, Oct. 21. at the o-19 . Waffles : i All the new kinds. The Spa.lOtf Hunters Pheasants Mounted $3.50. Special to advertise. E. vE. Wiggins, taxidermist. 1145 'TLorway. Between , Summer and Capitol. Phone 221-W. ol6tf husband and father. Wallace and family. Elizabeth o-19 Hunts Without License L. J. Nadon of Salem was arrest ed for hunting without a license by R. D. Throckmorton, deputy game warden; -and was fined $25 on the charge; in the Justice tourt. Sealy iuttiue i ' "- ' " This week at Glese-Powers- $39.50. I r ! o22 Hue in Eugene . -i George W. Hug, dty school sup erintendent was in Eugene Mon day to- attend the inauguration of Dr. Arnold Bennett Hall as presi dent of the University of Oregon. Hug is a graduate of the univer sity, . - , .-, , ;.v- . Speeder Is Fined R. J. O'Leary was fined $5 "in police court) Monday on a charge of speeding. Waffles Served all hours. The Spa. olOtf Furniture- Upholstery And repairing. Glese - Powers Furniture company.- - a2tf Miss Thomson in Eugene- Miss Elnora Thomson of the Marion county child health dem onstration was in Eugene Monday to attend the inaugural ceremon ies for the new University of Ore- Xlght Clase Begin The night sessions of the Capi tal Business college! opened on Monday evening with the largest attendance since the establishment Bishops in Albany I of the institution 37 years ago. A Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop of this complete business and stenograpn- Under New Management Oregon " Bldg. Barber Shop. C. (Monte) Mdynihan, C. E. (Speed) Hald. o-22 city went to Albany over the week end. They attended the dedica tion of a new building at Albany College. ic course Is being offered now. with the possibility of a course, in 'salesmanship being added later. Don't Forget Crown Mill demonstration by Mrs. L. A. Humphreys.' Klet Bldg. Cor. Ferry and Liberty, j o21 Flaggs in Wood burn Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Flagg of this city spent the week end in Wood- burn as guests of Mrs. Flagg's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Simmons. NORTH SALEM NEWS ITEMS By SEAN LOBATJGH Vacant Flat Ranges furnished. $3 5 or $30 long lease. See 66 Ferry. 6 large rooms. Becke & Hendricks. ; 189 N. High street. o20 The Woman's Foreign Mission ary society of Jason Lee church will send a large delegation to McMinnville Thursday to attend the district convention of the or ganization. Mrs. W. P. Fuller is president of' the local society. Dragers.Have Son A son was born Sunday night to Mr. and Mrs., Verne L. DrageTi,The child weighed 84 pounds. The North Salem Business Men's association, of which .John Williamson is president, will re sume its activities in the near fu ture, no meetings of the organi zation having been held this sum mer. The exact time of the first meeting will be announced soon Spotlight Stolen C. M. -Irwin reported at police headquarters Sunday night that a spotlight had been stolen from his car on Ferry street. Best Tow-Car Service in City Texas Garage, 1919' N. Capitol. The Spa Is Now Serving All the new electric sandwiches. Over forty kinds. i ol6tf The Brotherhood supper, which was to have been held this even ing at Jason Lee church, has been postponed until next Tuesday eve ning. The brotherhood is not strictly denominational, and wel comes men of the community. OBITUARY Sophomttresjto Entertain Members of the sophomore class at Salem high school will enter tain the freshmen class with a reception in the Mellow Moon hall Friday evening.; Misa Rosalie Jones is in charge.' Insure With I Fire Rellefass'n. Phone 24T;rSUnlel' Foley, Agents. ! New Five-Room Bungalow m n rs r a p- rv ' )2suu, v uown, paiance monthly. New bungalow for rent, and other bargains. ; Lone Star Realty Co. Phone 139. olStf Boxing Wednesday Night At 8:30. Salem armory. Benny Pelz vePhll Bayes. " Ten 3 minute rounds. Total of 24 rounds of boxing scheduled. Tickets at I Smith's ciga store. k ! jo-20 On Hunting Trip . B. -Av Victor of the Columbia Tire corporation has gone to Med-1 ford for a week's hunting and fish ing trip. " J ' Don't Forget Crown Mill demonstration by Mrs. L. A. Humphreys. Klet Bldg. Cor. Ferry and Liberty. ., , o21 Part ridge Hunter Fined . Albert Meyerof Macleay was ar rested for unlawful hunting of Hungarian , partridges by Henry Stevenson, deputy .game warden and was fined: $25 and costs in justice court. I i Delicious Appli At 76 cents. bushel. Bring boxes. Gilbert A Patterson, at Eola. Phons3l75J. oStf Traffic Offenders Caught Several ! traf tie of fenders -were caught in. the" police net over the week end. Wesley Brewster and Paul Reloff. lot Portland were broughf fn 'on'- chnrges'of ' driving withou-tdrivers licenses, Ted Cant rail of Junction City was arrested Car Is Stolen, Recovered ' Glenn Glddens of Albany lost his car Sunday night for only a few minutes. He came in to the i local police station -to report its theft -at State and. Commercial, and immediately after local police officers recovered it at Twenty- fifth and Trade streets. Day At his late home, 1610 Trade street, Oct. It. Solomon, aged 82 years, husband of Jane, father of Edith Murphy of this city, brother of Sylvester Day of Capron, I1L, grandfather-of R. A. Mealman and W, H. Harris of Redmond, Cah, Win. and Mable McCartney of Sa lem. The deceased was a member of; the local QAR post and served during the Civil war -with the Illi nois infantry No. 14 2d Company. C Remains are at the parlors of the Salem mortuary. Funeral will be held Wednesday, October .20, at 10 a. m. at the chapel of the Salem mortuary. Rev. R. L.' Put nam will officiate. Interment City View cemetery. Auburn Women to Meet- Women of: the Auburn commun ity will meet this afternoon to or ganize an auxiliary to the com munity clubJThe.meettlng will be at the home; of Mrs. Pelpier at 2 o'clock. -i See Cody Evans, Salem In moving pictures, winning northwest' champion r hill : climb, today only, Capitol theater. o20 If You Saw "Pyeraalioi Or "The Ship" .last year you will want to see the Moroni Olsen Players in "Dear Brutus" at the Elsinore Oct. 21. Tickets $2.20, $1.65, $1.10. Season tickets 43.30. I i FOR INFORMATIOJC r , ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS Phone 727 OREGON lAi ELECTRIC Woman. Hart in Accident Mrs. Eva Washburn' received a slight injury to her leg when can driven by Guy Washburn and Ed I Marer collided on the Keiser road near Salem Sunday: Washburn , said too much speed - cansed the accident,; in his report at police headquarters.; .. Barhyte Clay D. Barhyte died at his res- I Idence October 1 8. He was the husband of Bess Barhyte and the father1 of Catharine, Shirley, Max and Ian Barhyte, all of Salem. The body is in charge of the Rig don mortuary.;- FuneraFannottnce- ment later. .. , : it :.- FUNERALS Funeral services for Gus Noren will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the' Webb funeral parlors. ' Rev. Ernest H. Shanks will officiate. Interment at Hays- rllle. ' ; i --. t- :U' WOOD VOOD TRACY'S "FUEL" YARD 187 D Street Telephone 31S i ..... y . - vVnderwoQd Typewriter Co. H Direct Factory: Branch u 01 Court St. ! j Phone tS2 Typswritsrs ueniea, eoia. Repaired . Special rental rates to Stndanta I USE YOUR CREDIT SUITS - O'COATS $ I fad A in IU Is 5 czr1 nhrrM bw fully toodara -rom Buaica Im 'rta lm t trade for larrer Igaoero .- - - 10 arrs tiaWr aad wo4 toad t ttehnng- -tor" boot ht ' Stltm, yric 430.OO per acre. Wood trill aor taaa iajr for placa. --r ,-. . If Ton wiaa to build a fcoaaa and pay 1 5 OO dora we will foraiah the let and boll wHat-yw wist" 8e ';'"" : 44 aerea of ebie bottom Uad. S3 etf elaed;"w house, food fcara. uprtng. water in. bo live, 4 eow, tna, haraeaaea wajoa, inplairt and ilH eaiekeu.. aM for-S4400. , SJO00 dw. VL.UICH TMJBKBT8, Kaitra 1 ' 3o21 Evans the Hill Climber r One of the attractions at the Capitol theater this week is the 'showing of the picture of a local youth. This picture shows iCody Evans and his motorcycle in eontest in Portland recently. He won the event and received the Oregon Journal trophy. Mr. Evans has been connected for some time with Harry W. Scott, Salem cycle man. He has done a great deal of motocycle riding in the valley and ifi, pne oi the best in that line. of a county agent for 1927. The sentiment is gaining such head way that, according to report? from the rura'l districts, almost every community club in the coun ty will soon be on record favoring a county agent who will also at tend to the duties of county fruit inspector, as is now the case in Polk county. The first club to ,go on record was nmsvilte at its meeting held October 5, where it was unani mously voted that the community favors a county agent. On the following evening the Aurora Community club voted unanimously in favor of a county agent who would combine the work with that of the county fruit inspector. Salem Heights Community club. at its meeting October 8, followed in line with other communities. voting unanimously in favor of Marion county having a county agent, beginning with 1927. At an enthusiastic meeting held in Hubbard October 15, where the president of the Community club asked. opinions from all pres ent, it was the unanimous, opinion that Marion county ' should 'enjoy the services of a county agent and line up with the other progressive counties In the state. The Marion. Community club, at its session., last. Friday evening, also lined up' with other communi ties, voting in favor of the appoint ment of a county agent for next year, who will also care for fruit inspection work. Fruitland community, in session October 15,ffollowed in line with others, and is now on record sup porting: the county agent idea. By adding $1400 to the present cost of a county fruit inspector, Marion county could secure the services of a county agent who would not only perform the duties of a fruit inspector, but aid farm ers, and especially dairymen, In practical ways as is now done by the 25 county agents in the state. Out of 36 counties in the state, 25 are now employing county agents, and according to reports, will con tinue the services of a county agent next year. According to reports from Polk ;ounty, A. R. Spillman, the county igent, acting also as fruit inspec tor, conducted a very effective campaign in controlling horticul cural pests, especially in the case jf the cherry fruit fly. r ourteen persons were kilfori while 34 C persons were injured In a total of 2828 traffic acci dents In the state of Oregon dur ing the month of September, ac cording to a report prepared here yesterday by T. A. Raff ety, chief inspector for the state motor ve hicle department. Reckless driv ing was blamed for 137&of the accidents reported. The report showed an aggre gate of 356. arrests during.' the month with 72 cases still pending in me courts. Approximately 160 of the arrests were on charges of speeding, while 20 drivers were arrested for reckless operation of their cars. Switched license plates resulted in 16 arrests, while 14 drivers were charged with having ."mproper lights. - Delinquent fees, collected as the result of the activities of the state traffic officers aggregated $2177. 12. while the, resale value of stolen cars recovered totalled $4125. Fines In the amount of $38:94.15 were imposed for traf fic violations, while fines imposed for other offenses aggregated $1667.50. The state trafifc officers cov ered , 63.611 miles during the month and visited a total of 2570 towns and cities. Drivers of 419 cars from outside bf Oregon were directed to register and in six cases operators were found to have no title of ownership '.for their machines. , In addition to traffic duties the state officers collected four worth less checks and warned more than 1000 drivers regarding minor of fenses. The report indicated ' that be sides patroling the'state highways during the month the officers as sisted in handling traffic: at the state fair, and conducted a num ber of motor caravans through the state. Forgand Lteases Garage " Edward E. Forgard, formerly connected with the VIck Bros., of this city, has leased a garage at yUSED CARS See these before you bay. We try: to make new car customers by selling you a satisfactory used car. 1919 Ford Roadster, sold as. is, with starter ; . ....... 1921 Ford Coupe starter, fair rubber, sold as is ........ 1921 Ford Touring, new top, good tires, . runs dandy "-, v. ..... 1923 Ford Roadster, has most . everything on it. Ruckstell axle This Is a special car. See it 1924 Overland Tour ing, good condition, finish like" " " j new . ......... . . 1924" Chevrolet Tou V ing. special paint job. Good tires, . snappy motor,. . . . . . . 1923 Chevrolet Coupe new paint, pver hauled good rubber 1924 Chevrolet Coupe new paint, oversize tires, completely over hauled from end ' to end ............ $100 $125 $125 $250 $325 $350 .. $375 -Newton Chevrolet Company v. , Opposite City Hall - Tel. 1000 271; Chemeketa street. He took possession s Monday morning and yril conduct a general repair shop Including electrical and battery work." ' Portland British ship "West- moor takes '275,520 bushels wheat to United, Kingdom' BACKACHE Get well with Chiropracticr without sufferinir from the C aliiisfmonf Vrnt . urill n surprised at the quick re sults the new p a i n 1 e s s method affords. Consultation Free DR. SCOFIELD : "The Best in Chiropractic' 328 Oregon Bids, - - Salem Srofield Chiropractic Offices SALEM - ALBANY .- EUGENE OFFICERS ELECTED Br JUVENILE ORDER RECORD CROWD FOR Entertainment Planned Members of 'the Brush' College community club will have a special entertainment Wednesday evening. Those on th program include E. Cooke Patton, T. McCorskey, and J.- Oliver. " 1 Bankers Return - Mr: and Mrs. W. SfWalton, Mr. and Mrs.' Joseph Albert, and Mr. and Mrs. Lypn Smith have return ed from the convention of the American Bankers' association in Los Angeles. E IIKELST MOOR E Work Entered Into Enthu siastically and Plans Made tor bood limes Dr- Verne X; Hamilton- Physician land surgeon has lo-ltime Rev. Barney S. Moore, popular-; ly known as the "Earthquake Evangelist," preached! to an en thusiastic crowd which filled to overflowing the old Grand theater last evening. Evangelist Moore took for his text "Gid's Plan of Redemption for Mankind." The great throng were moved to tears as he related some of his personal experiences during the great Jap anese earthquake of 1923, when over 500.000 people were swept into eternity within a few seconds' cated in Salem with offices In the new Bligh building. Hours 10 to 12: 1 to 5; T to 9. Office phone 2394. Res. phone 1461. n-23 The musical hour was unusually bright, featuring the "Clark Sing ers. Edith M. Clark, lytic soprano soloist, and S. K. Clark, male so prano soloist; Marie Moore, con- Driver Pars Fine itraito; rnmip Kerr, pianist, as- William Smith of Troutdale waa listed by tn$ Alliance tcnoir ana fined S5 for operating an automo- stringed orchestra, ably directed bile with iranroner license nlates by Edith, M. Clark. The party after he entered a plea of guilty j Quartet's J rendition of; a jubilee nurooer enuiiea, 1 alo i uum , 10 Study War No More,' jmet ?with reat tapplau and . several en, cores were called.' S. IK.". Clark The Juvenile Order of the Neighbors of Woodcraft met at the fraternal Temple on Friday after a vacation extending over a period of several months. They elected the following officers to serve during the ensuing year: Dorothy Stafford, G. N.; Florence Turner., P. G. N.; Pauline Horron, advisor; Lovelle Keene, clerk; Ruth Stewart and Gilbert Drager, flag bearer; Ruth Dake.managef ; Fern Shelton. banker; Glenn Dake outer sentinal. The children, are entering into their work with a great deal of enthusiasm and are looking for ward to mahy good' times during the winter. Mrs. Nan Pettyjohn Is Senior Guardian over the little folks. DON'T FORGET The High Class Furniture and Real Estate Auction Sale TODAY 840 N. 20th Street, Conunencing 1 P. M. Sharp Some Real Good Funiture Phone 75 forParticulars C. B. MADISON, t II. F. WOODRY & SON Owner. . Auctioneers " V 271 North Commercial APPLES APPLES Come Withyour boxes to the Rammel Orchard, twa miles from. Dallas on the Salem road. " Lay in your winter supply right from the orchard. We hare Jonathans,' Winter . Bananas, Stark's DeMeious, Spitzenbergs, Newtons, and v Arkansas Blanks. All varieties cured Walnuts, 15c per f pound and up. Mayettes and Franquettes. ' RED GRANGE FILM CALAUCE HQ PAYMENTS AL KRAUSE QUiiJTT UEN8 WEAR . . : The Store With th v Fountain . r. . . TERW1LLIGERS : ; Perfect Funeral 8ervice Licensed Lady Mortician - 770 Cbemeketa Street - : Telephone 724 . !. - : LADD &DUSH Banlters . ; ' . EsUbSshed 'lS:3 . ' ' General DnnTnng Burint Pce ZIonra front 10 a. ga. to Pm, ; rfOICE of Traub Genuine Orange B!otsom engage ment and wedding rings is a tribute to the Judgment and good taste of the wearer. . ? . ZXARTJUUff cscxx v ' Schaefer's "Herbal Cough Syrup 1 Wili;Stop That Winter Cough Soli Only at SCHAEFER'C DRUG STORE U Penslar Store 1S5 North Commercial St v Original Yellow Front PHONE !19T" C0M16T tinco w c irj uuicu o Vyas aa. . , . t thfllledthe audience with one of I Screen Authorities J0lT If! his favorite numbers, TWonnded for Our Transgressions." and Kdlth I. Clark sans "My Heaven ly Father Watches. Over Me." V This evening Evangeltat Moore announces a - special- eerinon on How to?- Keen Weir. " A record fcrowd Is predicted and the ; sick ana tinnr wui ije. prayed for.' Native of Mariort County t Dies While, fn Calif ornia SILVERTON, Ore..' Oct; 18. (Special) Mfs.! Rachaell Hohart, who died at Glendale, Cat., on Oc tober J8th, was buried J Monday Afternoon : at, 2 o'dotk from the Jack . & Ekman chapel on Mill street. Interment was made In the Silverton cemetery. ,. ; ? " UxZ Hoha rt, kged 4 5 , 1 was the member of a 'pioneer family, be ing 'hef ore her .marriage. Miss Rachael Merely.. She was born in the hid Morely home three miles east: of .Silverton, .and, lived near here nntir six years ago. when the Ilobart lamily . moved to 1 Califor nia. She leave'. an only child. ,ugene.aged jrl6 and A; nnmher hroXhers and sisters., most of -.whonr liteln: the: vIcinHy ot-Sil Clamorous Tribute to 'Galloping Ghost The greatest football player of all times in a great picture! sThe liver sheet Is at last graced by the -Illinl . Flash." not a brief news reel, but a full length feature picture,: entitled "One Minute to Play. which will be shown 'at. The Oregon theater Thursday, when it will begin an indefinite run. Ad-f mirers of Red Grange and : lovers of foothall will have the. treat of their lives when they see the pop ular idol In a story that is built around football.; and one .which gives Red: a chance to show the stuff that has made him the great est player the world has ever' had.' The climax is a thrilling game through ;i which s the i "Gridiron Ghost'V tears with his nnrivalled speed and Incomparable technique. The picture was made under the direction of Sam Wood from the original story by Byron Morgan. The cast includes Mary McAllis ter, Ben Hendricks Jr.,1 Lincoln Stead rnin, Lee Shumway. Charles OgleJ Jay, Hunt, Edythe Chapman! famous all-Amercaa .halfback.,. . Mark H. Savage AU CT II Q3 . Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction my entire herd of dairy cowi, young stock, machinery, pul lets and silos. ; - , Thursday, October 21, 10 a. m. Located 5 miles south of Salem on Brown's Island.' Take the Riverside Drive,, better known as the Slough road and follow the arrows, as follows: 11 head o,'hif-Ji grade Jersey cows', 12 head of high grade Jersey heifers, . 1 registered ' Jersey buU, .8 years old, from the W." A. Morow herd. The above stock are all T. B. tested and good producers. The herd average of 300 pounds of fat per cow per year with a herd' test or 4.47. Mr. Savage hai been building this herd of cows for the past 14 years and during the -last 8 years has used a registered sire from good milk produc ers; 24 of the above cows are milking and three 4 are, coming , fresh soon.' No cows will be sold previous to sale. 500 purer bred. White Leghorn pullets 5 months old, Hanson strain; 1 DeLaval cream separator No. 17 hand or power; 2 Indiana silos,. 22x30 and 12x32 feet, fine condition; 1 corrugated milk cooler, al hay tedder, 1 2-horse cultivator, 1 14 -h. p. gas engine, ! tle "horner, 1 McCodmick mower, 1 Osborne corn binder, 1 platform scales, milk pails, cream cans, range, corn planters, corn sheller, grass seeder, pitch forks, shovels, hand spray, and other small tools. ; ' . ; . ; . ' . . .- v: ' " , . " TERMS All sums of $20.00 and under, cash; over that amount, 6 months time on approved bankable notes bear ing interest at 8 per cent. ; . r , r r BIG FREE LUNCH AND COFFEE AT NOON V : -' : MARK II. SAVAGE, Owner' JF.f N. WOpDRY, Auctioneer, Phcne 511 "This is the Woodry everybody knows. Res. and store '1610 N. Summer St., Salem." Buy your furniture from ' F. N. Woodrjr and save money. . '