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Newspaper Page Texti UEt.iOil FROM SOUTH m mm Richards Has Impressive Record of Knockout Wins . Over Good Men' ' ' Bad Fisher will complete, bis training this, afternoon and . will rest for the remaining time before he steps' into the'lring with Eddie Richards? of Portland at the 'ar mory Wednesday night. The big fellow has worked hard In train ing,1 although he had a bard time finding sparring partners' good enough to give him a real work OUt." .' Cecil Manning, who fought here some last'' winter, showed up at the' armory last night ' and" the night before, going several rounds t with Fisher. He gave the Oak land terror plenty of training for SOUR STUCH Pape V Diapepsin Ends Worst Acid DjiptpllxlA Tire Minutes. Cat or DriiLk Whit you Like "H1 Koi I Eit 8iM(f, Cakes, Pic mm rk nwtrWal'Bmlmif "Staee'I , '. IJtaeTrc4 ! -DJrfM - Back to work! . 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Use Your Credit ti;Ve Charge No Interest - ' A 1 ONDER FOR r, ' "it 'ir-3Jp5,i mm 3 Commencing Friday, November 19 ;rw"";"r . the " i; SALEM RJFLE CLUB Starts their 1 Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday w i . at 8 o clock at THE AHMORY '4. f A lie .ucair lui liic i -;' SCHAEFER'JS HERBAL Bad Couching and Irritated Throat .-?.r'- SOW ONLY AT-: gchaefer's - 1S5 North Commercial Street, Phone 15t Orisinal YeUow Froxit r . The penslar Store i i FODTBpijGO ES OAC IS: Oregon 0. m Stanford 41; California 6. USC-28; Idho 6. Pacific 15; CPS 0. Cal. Tech 7; U. of C. 3. Colo.lggies 19: Brigham Y. 6. Notre Dame 21; Drake 0. V. of Neb1 S f U. of N. Y. 7. Kansas Aggies 2; Ames 3. -Northwestern 13; Iowa 6. Wisconsin' 14; Chicago T. Michigan 7: Minnesota 6. Ohio State 7; Illinois 6. "Sale 12: harvard 7 a few rounds, but did not last long because of not being in condition; Manning will do j some training here this' winter In hopes of get ting back Into the ing soon. - Fisher is in excellent condition for" the- bout and says he nevet felt more like fighting in all 'his 1 2 years of ring experience. Judging from his appearance in training, Fisher has lost none of his speed and shows craftiness and ring cunning entfugh to match the best. -He also has promise of a wicked 'wallop in case he ever turns it loose, r Richard carries around quite a record of knockouts himself, iudKlng from newspaper clippings. He has- sent some prominent oao- tiers, to sleep; i including Leo Lomski. Young Jack -Dempsey, BatUing Ortega, BUI Hunt of Sa lem;-and' Racehorse Robert. He also fought Jimmy "Delaney at ohe time. """" " ,; ' ! Plenty pf fast preliminaries are included oh the big rd of 3 2 rounds.' The preliminary Jxys are all workin out' at the local ar mory and shoeing -plenty' of stuff. A1 fight -that is- good enough in Itself for a main event-is the claim made for the six round se'ml-wlnd-up In which Russell Oreeheof Sa lem takes on YOtmg:uexier; i"orc land terror. Both these men "are classy 'battlers? who can;be -count ed on to'glve the 'kind "of "battle that was seen 'whn'Beanjr Pelz met rmi ayes nere. Local News Briefs (Continued itotik. page 5. dent: C. A.Swope, treasurer, and C. A. Kells. secretary Otto Hill- man was selected chairman of'the nroKram committee" for next week's' meeting. Quick Delivery. 16-Inch Mlll-i- . Block Inside wood. Excellent for furnace and- heater. Large loads. Fred E. Wells, call 164 2. - - n21 Ukrainian National Chorus VoDohnattyi,' 'Cecilia:" Hansen and Werrenrath: ComihgtoJthe Ebjinore. Make season -'reserVa tlons now, Elslnore box office. n2I Chean Lumber or Sale .Call 1542Fted'Eweiis; n$l Many Guests 'Expected .Many representative prune men from all, oter the Willamette 'valley are expected as' guests at the local chamber of .commerce luncheon Monday noon to hearts. H. Critch fleldj agricultural economist 'sent C. ,F. Breltna'upt, florist and decorator. 512 State. Phone 380. Flowers.7 bulbs floral designs for all occasions. Pioneer and leader in Salem. () Pomeroy & Keene, jewelers, never fall to give you 100 on the dollar. "Watches, clocks, pins, charms. Standard high grade stockr-in all 'departments. () Kash leads the. world In motor car values. Beautiful display of new models at the F. W. Petty iohn Co.V 865 1. Com! (0 X- - mm ! I i mm mi i Next year's Bayreuth Festival will feature ''Tristan and Isolde.'' alternating -with' i "Parsifal" and the Ring.M The Festival win rah frota July 19 to August 20. Stop.' look, and listen to our ap peal. . It you are not absolutely natlsfled with yoor laundry prob lem. call1 165. ' Hand "worjc our ipeclalty. 1 () NOTICE To Whom It May Concern: My wife having left me I will not be responsible? for any debt contract ed for by her after this date, No vember 21." -i - - J. L. JOHNSON, Woodbufn, Ore. Care of Boys Training School. winter schedule here by the federal government to Investigate the prune situation.' Fall Stock New Viva-Ton! ? I T 'Phonographs, 90, fllS-, $150, $160, $175" n& $300 Trade your old phonograph or' radio in as part payment. 'The- Portland Music Co., 3 5 N. High street- . - a23 New Pbrtable Phonograph 5 $17.60, fully guaranteed Port land MtxsicfC6. 355 N. High St. Portland Man' to Visit W. D. B. Dodson, general man ager of the Portland Chamber'df Commerce, and R. H. Kipp, agri cultural representative, will be guests - at the chamber of com merce luncheon here Monday. -: f . Closing Out All ' small goods; $55 banjos, $25; $75 banjos. $45; $25 banjos. $15. Portland Music Co., 355 N. High street. n23 High Quality Filet Net By the yard, values up to $4.50, 8peciar60eper yard. Hamiltonls. Traffic Offenders " Fined Giles Griffith was fined $5 for speeding and Carl Worthingf on was fined $5" for 'failing to stopat a " through street' intersection, " In police court. - ' f l50'Pathe PhonoRrapl $45, pay only $5 down, balance $4 a month. The Portland Music Co., 355 N. High street. n23 $525 New Player Piano $365,' including bench and ten rolls of music. Terms, $25 down, $r2-a"m.6nthr Forthrad'Mtisie'Co., 3 5 5 -N-.- High street. n23 Football Letter Enlarged Willamette university athletes will wear bigger football letters henceforth, the student body hav ing voted to' enlarge' them at a meeting' last' week.' The new let ters' win be 5 by 4 inches in size Instead by 5 by 3 inches. 4Lj "Bit iATM! caLowiox.-' ArTHrAst ores '. - ' - - ; To Dr. W. Bf Caldwell, of Mon- ticello, III., a -practicing4 physician for 47 years', it seemed cruel that soT many constipated infants and children had to be kept constantly stirred up" and half sick by tak- iOn 'cathartic pills, tablets, salts, Wfcile heltnew that'eonstipation wai the cause of nearly all chil dren's little ills, he-did not believe, that a sickening "purge" or "phy'- slc" every day or two was neces sary. "' - ' ' ' j's In Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsia he discovered a laxative which helps to establish natural bowel regularity even if the'child was chronically coristipated. Dr. Cald well's Syruji Pepsin not only caus es a gentle, easy bowel movement 1 MA I A iim mi J Pvegare for ur Friends Thanksgiving A new Rug-Davenport or a new Dining Set wijl add to the ' appearance of your home for Thanksgiving f You can We Charge No Interest The largest furniture buying organization in Ovcrtibelrker5fTnc Drivers-fined $ 1 apie in polica court here yesterdAyVoi overtime parking charges :incInded-B. W Drager, J O; Horgari.TW.,T. Davife, E. N. Brown. CTN. Olly. R. S. Mc- Vey; Fred- Gahlsdorf l. N.- Ander son, C. Bi? wood , and Charles K. Denison. 915 for the Best Name For r our restaurant . (formerly Oyster Loaf); $5 secern d . choice. Send names in by Nov. -22. ' n21 Closing Out ' Our small goods, $2.25 ukeleles, 95c; all $4.50 ukeleles, $1.75; $7.50 ukeleles. $2.75; $9 ukeleles, $3.50; f $12 ukeleles, $3.85. Buy your Xmas uke now. Portland Music Co., 355 N. High St. n23 Belt's Father Di John D. Belt, father of Harry Belt, supreme court justice, died at Forest-Grove Saturdaymorning at '2 o'clock; according to word received here later5- in the day. Average Up osr Inco With our $5.00 First Preferred Shares. P." EV P. Co. "See friendjv add, page 5; section 3. - n21 Bayes Wins in San Francisco " if Word-has been-received in Sa lem that Phil Ba'yes. popular local fighter, won a - six-round semi windup event in Dreamland audi torium, San Franciseo, from Sam Offerman - Friday night! Bayes has been taking on and beating all comers since leaving Salem. : Several Fine Used Pianos - $195, $235 up; many like new, all -old standard makes. Easy terms. Portland Music Co., 355 X. High street. n23 f Community Club Is Formed Residents of the Silverton Hills district formed a community "club at a meeting last night in the Sil verton. Hills community hall. Four members of the local chamber of commerce Were present at the meeting. They were -W. J. Lilje quist. Miles H. McKey, C. E. Wil son and Dr. Henry Morris. Hclher! It's (Cruel to "Physic" Your Child ui,. best of all, it never gripes sickens or upsets the mose delicate system. ' Besides, it is absolutely harmless, and' so pleasant' that even a cross, feverish, bilious, sick child gladly takes it. " Buy a large 0-cenfc,-boU.leaM any store that .sells medicine iot write "Syrup Pepsin,' Monticelto, Illinois, for a 1TIKE " MA51PLE BOTTLE and just see for yourself. Br. r Adv. ' " We have a complete stock to offer in all lines BUY MOW AND PAY NEtHeAR 1 ,.., trade in your old furniture on new Member of Commercial Associates. Wonuta Is Injured - Mrs. - LWte Oaling.of this, city received minor4 injuries yesterday Vhen . Eer or- and one owned by trie Salem Hardware cera pany- col tidedta Broadway and- Market Btreetti-,-;.'-tai-' - ; i Falrmoant Hill Bargsiiii - Lot 50x150 on Lincoln street, just off Commercial. All pave ment paid. ' Only $1350. Becke & Hendricks, realtors, 189 N. HigU streeti - - ?n21tf t ,t' ! . Willamette Selects: Debaters (Wtome selected fbrhe-Wlllam-ettd 1iniverity -debate"" team In clude Margaret Pro, Gaynelle Beckett, Irene Breithaupt, Elaine Chapin, Lydia Childs, Elizabeth Atkinson, Jean White, , Yvonne Cornell, Margaret Nelson, ' Hazel Newcombe, - Bernice Mulvey and Adelia Gates. -' - When in Trouble ""'-Call sen -your" doctor, lawyer, banker or garage man. But be fore you are in trouble, INSURE with Standley &.:Foley. :- "-27 Grand Master Coming ' A joint meeting of the Salem and Dallas lodges of Masons will be -herd here Monday night, at which Edgar V. Sensenich of Port land grand master of the Mason ic lodges of Oregon, will be' pres ent. A large number of 'Masons from the other towns of the dis trict are expected 'to attend. J For Rent for Gentleman If you want a comfortable sleep ing room, call at 853 N. Com'!. n21 Elks Leader to be Here Charles Grakelow,' grand nation al ruler of the Elks lodge, will visit Salem in connection- with a trip to the western, states in Jan uary. He will be' in Portland on January 17. s " ' . For Rent for Gentleman : If you want a comfortable sleep ins room, call at 853 N. Com'l. n21 Collins Here on Vacation Fred 'Collins of Kelso, Wash., is here on a vacation visiting his father, Benjamin Collins of Salem. Mr. Collins was formerly with the Standard Oil company here and is now manager of the' Kelso district for" the' company. " ' Mr. Barhain"M Brother Dies John Happy, 28, of Hood River, brother of Mrs. W. W. Barham of this city, died in Hood "River on Thursday. He will" be buried in Oregon City Monday. Play ht lrefentMl . "The :Star' of Bethlehem," a sacred play, was presented by the Wright California Players last night at the First Congregational church of this'city. The play deals with the life of Christ: Proceeds bf the performance will be used for missionary work. No Licenses Issued Cupid must have lost all nerve In the rain yesterday and put the day. in the house, as no marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk. ' - Mortgage Suit Filed Suit was filed yesterday with the county clerk by Fred "Van Hoomis sen against Harry "Feves for ad justment on a $1509' mortgage. Mr. and Mr3. N. N. Ekblad of Marsh field were visitors in thin city Saturday. r w i' .j , Use Your Credit Inc. :,"J""""' the United States Notice oir. IntfBt.toa t- Imrov Winona Court From Seven teentl Street to the Terminns of Bai4 Winona Court. ; $:z , ' Notice Is hereby given that the Common. Council of -the 'City of Salem, Oregon; deems if necessary and expedient and hereby declares its purpose and intention to im prove Winona Court from Seven teenth Street to the terminus of Bald Winona Court, in the City of Salem, ' Oregon, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent ! prop erty, except the street and alley intersections,, the expense of which will be assumed by the City, of Sa lem, Oregon, by bringing said por tion of said street to the establish ed grade, constructing Portland cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said street with a six-inch -Portland' cement concrete pavement 18 feet in width. In ac cordance with the plans and speci fications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council on November 1. 1926, now on file in the office of the City Recorder, and which are hereby referred to and made a part hereof. The Common Council "hereby . de clares Its purpose and Intention to make the above' described im provement -by and through the Street Improvement Department of the City of Salem, Oregon. By order of the Common Coun cil the 1st day of November, 1926. M. POULSEN, City Recorder. Date of first-publication hereof Is November-10 1 12$-; a 4 Date of final publication hereof will be November 21,1926. n21 jS'otice of Intention to Improve Lee Street From the East Line of Twenty.foartli Street to the West Line of Twenty-fifth Street Notice Is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Salfem; Oregon, deems 'it- necessary and expedient' and hereby declares Its- purpose and Intention' to im-prove-Lee' Street from tho east line of 1 Twenty-fourtW Street to the West line of Twenty-fifth Street, inr the City of Salem, Oregon, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent ' property, except the street and alley 'intersections, the expense of which will be assumed by the City of Salem, Oregon, -by bringing -said - portion of said street to the established grade, constructing Portland cement con crete curbs, and paving said por tion of said street with-a six inch Portland cement concrete pave ment, 24 feet in width," in accord ance with the plans and specifi cations therefor which were adopt ed by the Common Council on 1st day of November, 1026, now on file in the office of the City Re corder, and which are hereby re ferred to and' made a part hereof. " The Common Council hereby de- neat vircuiator on tne marKet Sold in Salem Only by Giese-Powers Furniture Company Qon Must See m&Bitoae&eaeh The Greatest Devdoptnent w twre the ljdiu ?rBe WOOD SUPERIOR? CIRCULATOR fslhe most wondertul U UCed5lStdt,;iatins' il 8cntlV CIRQpLATES he heated air to alladjomlngtxxjmsand halU .Wm keep several rooms comfoIyiv in the co e.s TPfCf And by means of a specially arranged humidifier; die circulated tS moistnrg taTnsure90d health; Takes the place of several iSftlvtf m? e5P??1 fuHccsumptionrShowa iti'a beautiful Wal nut Enamel finish and also in a. plain black with Wells ville polished steel bod v. - - Bums Wppd or Coal TRADE IN YOUR OLD HEATER OR RANGE ON A NEW ONE Use Your -Credit iff Thq largest furrrittrrcrhiryiriff organiza tiorrln dares us purposa-aao mienuca - make ; the above described - Im provement by and through the Street Improvement lepartmeni of the City of Salem. Oregon. By order of the Common Coun cil this 1st day of November; 1926. M. POULSEN, Citf Recorder. Date of first publication "hereof is November 10, 1926. -V Date of final publication, hereof will be November 21, 1926. . n21 Xotice of Intention,, to i Improve South Xineteoatb;, Street from the Xortlt Uny oT Bellevne Street to the North Line ol Lee Street. Notice, is hereby given that , the Common Council pf the City of Salem. Oregon-, deems it necessary and exped'.t and hereby declares its purpose " and intention to im prove South Nineteenth Street from the north line of Bellevue Street to the north line of Lee Street. 1st the City of alem, Ore gon, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent 'property, exceptUhe street and alley intersections, the expense of which will be assumed by the City'of Salem. Oregon. by bringing said portion of said -street to the established grade, con structing Portland cement con crete curbs", and 'paving said por tion of said street with a six inch Portland cement 'concrete pave ment, twenty-four feet in width, in accordance-with the plan 3 and specifications- therefor-wbieh-were adopted by the- Cttmraoft Council, on November 15, -1926, now -on file in the office of the City Re corder, and' which are hereby re ferred to and made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby de clares its purpose and intention to make the above described im provement by and through the Street Improvement Department of the City "of Salem, Oregon.- ' L ' By order of the Common Coun cil the " 16th day ' Of November. 1926.' ; ' ' M. POULSEN, City Recorder. Date of first publication hereof is November 21, 1926. Date of final publication hereof will be December 3, 1926. d3 Xotice of Intention to Inirove ' Xorth Fifteenth Street Prom the North Line of Court Str-et to the ' South Line of -Chen ekcta Street. - ' ' 1 Notice is hereby Riven that the Common Council-of the City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby- declares its purpose ami intention -to im prove North Fifteenth Street from the north line of Court-Street-to the south 'line of - Chemeketa Street, in the City of Salem. Ore gon, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent property, exceijt the street and alley intersections, the Ranges arid Circulators BridgeBeacK Makes the Only . V. ' Furniture: Company Member 'of "Cohamefcial Associates. epMH - by the Ctty of Salem, Oregon, by bringing said portion of said street to the established - grade, f constructing-' Portland cement con crete curbs, and paying said por tion of said street 'With a six Inch Portlands cement ? concrete pave ment thirty feet in'widthr in ac cordance with the plans and speci fications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council, on-November 15, 1926, now on file-In the office of the City Re corder, and which are hereb-jje-ferred-to and made a part bof. The Common Council hereby de clares its purpose and Intention to make the abo'fe described Im provement by and through the Street ' Improvements Department bf the City of Salemt Oregon. By order of the Common Coun ciV the' 15th day of November, 1926. - - "" - M. POULSEN. City Recorder. Date of first publication hereof is November 21, 1926. Date of final publication hereof will be December 3, 1926. 03 Notice of Intention to Improve South Caiitol Street From the. South Line of Mill Street to the North Line of Iletlevue Street. Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares its purpose and intention to im prove SoutbCapStoltreet from the south line of Mill Street to the hortirirne" of Bellevde "Street.' in the City-of Saleir. Oregon, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent-property, except . the- street and alley' intersections, the ex pense of which will be assumed by the City of Salem, Oregon, by bringing said portion of said street to the established grade, con structing Portlar.d" cement con crete' curbs, and paving said por tion: of said street with a six inch Portland : cement concrete pavement,- thirty feet in width, in ac cordance with the plans and speci fications "therefor -which were adopted by the Common Council, on ' November IB. 1926; now on file in the office of the City Re corder, and whfch'are hereby re ferred to and made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby de clares its purpose and intention to make the above described im provement by and' through the Street Improvement ' 'Department of the City-of Sal am, Oregon. By order of the Common Coun cil the 16th day "of November, J926. M. POULSEN. City Recorder. Date of flrst'pnblicatipn hereof is November 21, 1926. ' T Date of final publication hereof wUl be December 3, 1926. d3 Superior We Charge No Interest Inc. the" United States Mi, t Bl " V V STANFORD OEFI 4 cmiFom Cardinals Win Pactf Championship an . iiain:.Un'defeat ' V - MEMORIAL STADIIT LKV. t-sl.. Nov. 20. Stanford Uulverslty dc University of Callfori here today by a score clbcbln gthe Pacific ceJ ence championship .and I undefeated for the seaf Crushing the Golden y z . J Monday practic WH Laaid pumps. sold reg at - Pum - - tan, also lar at $1 3J - All in satin brown $12100. 0 far 'fT'Jj - - . J . Hi C 0 - I )