nsnirrnmi
..LIJ UJIDilLIUIILL
ason Opens With Game at
.IcMinnville, Two Letter
I Men Returned .
,-ILL.UfKTTK UNIVERSITY
JIASKKTIlAt.li RCHKDUL.K
Annary 7 Unfleld at Mc
I Mlnnvllle.
anuary fr-Lln field at Salem.
Intlary 21 Pacific Uoivers-
-. : Ity at Forest Ofwr.
inuary 27 Whilmaawat Sa-v
" lend. -fi,..0
nuaryi 28 Whitman at. Sat
' lent, ' i . jf-sitiiii i -..i:
-bruary 4-r-CPS ;tTacoma
I ( ten ta tire ). v' ,
ebruary 10- College of Ida
"f Tio at Salem. H'fe
ebruary 1 1 College , o Jda
' - bo, at Salem.
ebruary 16 College of Pu-
Ret' Sound at Salem.' t :
ebruary 25 Pacific Univers
ity 'at Salem. ; -
alera basketball fans will have
Jaance to watch. the WWatnette
persity Bearcats in action seven
es ob .the home floor this sea-
. according to the team's north-
kt conference schedule as drawn
at the conference meeting in
htland last Friday.
rhg team opens at McMinnville
kuary .7 against Linfield col
a and
eturn
No games have been scheduled
the week-end of January 14-15.
Y tentatlv ram a arainst the
lege of Paget Sound has "been
anged for February 4 in Ta-aa.-
The trip . north LwlU . be
jde , in "" rase another game can
arranged.fpt.the following day
linst some independent team,
jn case this cannot be done the
e will -be played on: the same
k-end when CPS" plays here
roar v" "v " -,. ,
he conference season will end
inst Pacific university, here en
ruary 25. No pre-seasop games
e been .scheduled yet, accord-
to Leslie Sparks, graduate
nagery and there is little pros-
t of having any, because of
initial reason..
The squad has been cut to 14
n- and. will be further pruned
m. - The material" is not extra
id, according to Sparks, who has
n coaching the team while
ach Spec, Keene was busy with
tball. : :, i - ,
Duly two lettermen are back
ch field and Hartley. Men show
; .well, in practice so Tfar , are
Ildel, TWedIe, - AshbjF and
uck.-.jTba last two are'fresh
n, but arf expected to make the
ber classmen travel fast to bold
fir positions.
:
.Ilallk & Eoff Electric Shop, 337
urt St. , Everything electric.
ra motors and fixtures and sup-
es to i wiring. Get prices and
k at complete stock. ()
Buy at Director's and save. 3 20
n's all wool suits 19.95 in I1
tor's Downstairs Store. 32.60
nanta II 12 SO alickor
Hts 31.59: COc toe rubbers 19c
DM1RAL R0BIS0N TELLS
r OIL LEASE DEALINGS
Continued from page 1.)
. . ...
kse. He permitted Roberts to
Srrect from - the official record
he had., said about a navy
lck exchange he agreed that he
ght have taken a different at
ude had he known at the time
(OO.OOB Jwhile Fan wa"in the
telnet.! Once he fafrty Bhouted
his questioner that he ifas not
kind' to trim his sails and make
i testimony fit expediency.
iThe engagement lasted most of
a day; and while it was at its
light the , government's special
unsel received word of another
'ljor victory in another quarter,
holding the action of the lower
jarts, a supreme court ruling
Tew out, the protests of Fall and
itry E- Sinclair against their in
to tment for criminal conspiracy
d. ordered, them to trial, Kob
ts said he would ask for a trial
ite immediately following ' the
Inclusion of the present hearing,
obably in January.' : 1 - - -
In many ways the two' cases run
rtllel; 'Fall and Sinclair must
a Jury as an outgrowth of the
yard . of the Teapot. Dome lease
Sinclair oil Interests, just as
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Novel Macicbn ' '
Goes On Mad Way
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Frank Van'Hovea, 1he iriad
magician," who continue to ' fail
in his trick for the great "enjoy
ment. of Pantages .audiences. At
the Capitol theater now,. - v ,
Fall and Doheny now are on trial
as a result of the Elk Hills lease
to Doheny's Pan-American .jCoral
pany. In the Fall-Doheny case t&4
government hinges its hope ofcon
viction on the $100,000. In the
Fall-Sinclair case if will hinge on
allegations or tne passage or a
smaller sum between the princi
pais-' :
Because of the time taken up in
the questioning of Uobison, Secre
tary Wilbur of . the navy depart
ment did not. testify today and
Frank J. Hogan, chief Of the de
fense attorneys, said he might not
. i (iuaiii liiauciu j ' - - "
the two schools wilV,pJayJ?,.caIled l n- .Hpgan originally
game at Salem January! subpoenaed theecretary to ex-
w. i. ,1 .. 1 I nlfein U'hV hn had a mr1 Rnhiin
plain why, he had Warned Robison
not to disclose " confidential do far -mation"
to the Jury, but the de
fense ckUf declared "hewas. well
satisfied with, the admiral's testi
mony and might let the matter
rest there. - "
New sweaters! A large ship
ment, lust in. New patterns. Tie w
shades In the, popular pullover
and coat styles. Scotch Woolen
Mills. )
Hensy XS. Miller? 184 S.Com'l
St., where most people prefer to
get their auto parts for all makes
of cars. - Trade here and make
savings on all auto parts. . ( )
Marathon Channel Swim
Draws Many Contestants
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Dec.
CAP) Between 300 and 500 en
tries have been received for" the
325.000 Wrigley marathon chan
nel swim to take place next month
between the California, mainland
And Santa Catalina Island Oscar
RIecnow, t member of the com
jnittee In charge -of thi event said
today,. . r, ; '
In the neighborhood of 750 long
distance natators are expected 'to
be entered in the e vent by Janu
ary 5 when the entries close.
Acclimated ornamental nursery
stock, evergreens..; rose bushes
fruit and shade trees at Pear cy
Bros, in season. We have our own
nurseries. 178 S. Onro'L !
Mr. Used Car Ttuyer; Have you
seen the resl bnys at the Caoifol
Motors Incorporated? Sea Biddy
Bishop, 35ft N. High '''"St. Tele
phones 2 2S and 21 2. " (
PRlJtCl-8 AS "DOPESTEIt"
LONDON. (AP) Princess
Mary, warmly wrapped in heavy
coat trimmed with ponyskln, was
an interested spectator at the
autumn racing gallops. When she
saw Soiarlo, she remark' edth'at it
seemed impossible touch a beauti
ful creature could be beaten. Her
words were not prophetic, how
ever, forSSlaf io wasj&bsed "out in
theibigace-l J ry? I
Tyler's Big Z Cold Capsules will
cure your cold. If you don't be
lieve it try it for yourself. Tyler's
Is the only place to get them, 157
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Pontiac Six ct:ii sweeping to
ward unchallenged, leadership.
Landau sedan 3895 f. o. b. factory.
Easy to pay on General Motors
time payment plan. VIck Bras. (
Reduction on all hats at the
Vanity Hat Shoppe, 487 Court St.
Be sure -to see our line of hats be-
f fore buying. Latest'' metal cloth
BABYS COLDS
Ijjl aro soon Mnippd in the bnd"
mJ without "doe in r" by use of
02KLS
VA ro RUB
, dSS 4 fOisje - 73 fros .
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BECKS ft ITKXD RICKS j-s
-mrawntw-or AIT JOnfli TeL 181
Heillg Theater Lobby 133 N. nigh '
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
FOB 1927
Willamette to Have Four
i Games at Home, Eight :
Teams on Bearcat List. ;
Northwest Conference Football 8
Schedule for Willamette I
October 1 Washington at
Seattle.
October 8 Albany college
and Monmouth normal at
Salem (doubleheader).
October lS.-rCPS at Tacoma.
October 22 College of Idaho
""'. at Salem. ;; , '.
October 29 Open.
November 5 -Pacific universi
ty at Salem or Portland.
. November 11 Linfield at
"Salem. "
November 24 Whitman at
Walla Walla.
Willamette university's 1927
.Northwest conference football
schedule as arranged last Friday,
is said to be the best one the uni
versity has ever had, and Coaeh
Spec Keene is well satisfied.
Eacn conference team will be
played during the season, besides
three pre-season games. No fur
ther changes will be made in the
schedule, according to - Keene,
as October 29, t!ie only open date
will be needed for rest.
Three and perhaps four games
are scheduled . for the home field.
Including the doubleheader con
test on October 8. The game with
Pacific university,' scheduled for
November "5 at Salem, may be
played in the stadium at Portland,
according to Coach Keene. There
is considerable agitation for having-this
done, as a large crowd
would probably turn out in Port
iahL Capital CUy cooperative Cream,
ery. Milk, cream, buttermilk. The
Buttercup butter has no equal:
Oold standard of perfection. 137
3. Com'l. Phone 299. ()
O
J. Hull Auto Top & Paint
o Radiator fender snd body
-epalrlng. Artistic painting adds
00 to the sppearar.ee of your
into. 2S7 S. Commercial. ()
Silverton National Guard
Defeats Salem Team 13-0
..The Silverton national guard
team will play the Corvallis Na
tional guard team Christmas day
for the valley championship in
football as the result of a 13 to 0
victory over the Salem team on
the Silverton' field Sunday after
noon. The game was quite interesting
from the side lines and furnished
a great number of thrills, although
the, wet field slowed the game up
considerable.
The. first half was scoreless. The
first Silverton touchdown - resulted
from a line plunge by. Cramer
from Salem's eigbt-yard line where
the ball was obtalned'by a blocked
Salem punt. A forward pass
scored the goal point. The second
touchdown was from a 30-yard
right end run by Kircher.
The defeat was a surprise to
local fans who were rating Salem
for the valley championship.
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f - LATE SPORTS j
ASTORIA, Ore., Dec. C. (AP)i
-Jack Nash, Kelso, Wash., won
a decision from Jimmy Anderson
of i Astoria, ' In a featherweight
bout which .topped the boxing
commission card here tonight.
The first four cantos of the bout
were about even with Nash taking
a lead in the closing rounds.
' In the semi-final Nick Theadous
of Astoria, 150 pounder, knocked
out Bud Davis of Portland in the
second round of their scheduled I
six 'round go. In another six
rounder Tom Johnson, 150, of
Olympia, won the palm from Billy
Welch of Astoria in a hotly fought
melee. -
FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec 6.
-(AP) Pinky Mitchell, Milwau
kee, former junior welterweight
champion, boxed a 10 round no
decision bout with Clyde Hull, an
aspiring young welterweight from
Faith, S. D., here tonight. Mitch
ell displayed at rare intervals a
flash of the form which led him
to the heights of his division of
the fighting game. But Hull took
the fight to the former champion
and showed willingness to mix at
all times.
PERTY AM BOY, N. J., Dec. 6.
(AP). Abe Attel Goldstein,
former world bantamweight cham
pion, celebrated his return to the
ring tonight with a newspaper de
cision over San Sanchez, Mexican
bantamweight title cia'mant, in
10 rounds. Goldstein dropped
Sanchez twice for counts of nine
in the last round.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Dec. 6.
(AP) Harry Kahn of Milwaukee
outpointed Billy DrakoDf Ger
many in an eight round bout here
tonight. They, are welterweights.
Drako styles himself champion of
Germany. "
PITTSBURGH, Pa.. Dec. .
(AP). Pete Zivic won a referee's
decision over Tim Dresler in
eight rounds here tonight. Both
are local featherweights.
Chas. K. Spauldirg Logging Co.,
lumber and building materials.
The best costs no more than In
terior grades. Go to the big Sa
lem factory and save money. ()
The Man's Shop saves you a ten
dollar bill on every quality suit.
Shirts, hats, ties, collars. High
erade clothing, perfect fitting,
long wearing. 416 State ()
The Marion Automobile Co. The
tudebafcer. the world's greatest
tutomobile value. Operating cost
mall. Will last a lifetimes with
eare. Standard coach 31415. ()
ROYALIST DUCHESS ACTIVE
i PARIS. (AP) The Duchess
of. -Guise, wife of the new preten
der, to the French throne, has
spent "some weeks In Paris visiting
the leading royalist families and
giving receptions for .royalist sup
porter's. The French republic has
looked, on with equanimity and
has not Interfered.
H ; ' '
j. Doughtbn & Sherwin. Hard
ware. 286 N4 Com'l St. Hardware
Builders' -Supplies. Paints. Vtnn
fahes. Give us a call, you'll find
our prices reasonable. ()
Graveling 19.3 miles John DayJ
highway. Ironside to Unity, will
cost 375,230.
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Marion and
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ErjW. PetttohB Co.,-
365 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET
SALEM, OREGON
This advertisement is published to correct an error in t
Display Ad for Nash Automobiles which appeared inT
Oregon Statesman issue of Sunday, December 5, nam!
another firm as local distributor.7
it
"Social HighwaymanMiSwift
? Amusing Comedy With
Three Star Players
The , Oregon theater is featur
ing a Warner picture today and
Wednesday, and a mighty excit-
ing and amusing production it is.
with one real highwayman dis
guised as a medicine man and two
false highwaymen trying to cap
ture, the real robber in a series of
riotous adventures. -
"The S o e 1 a I Highwayman.
written by Darryl Francis Zanuck
and directed V by Willliam Beau
dine, , tells how, a young reporter,
fired from his paperjTgoes in a hot
fury to hunt the highwayman in
directly responsible for his losing
his Job. He meets up with a med
icine nan,, really the robber in dis
guise, "a. a moment of brav
ado .ann
the Df
?s that he himself is
handif. In proof of
forced to hold up
. '-adster, and the
ts to his bung
. -Ing'ehe is the
o eld up Monte
s and later
his l. :...
an a-pps
pretty. dr,
ling methc
daring woiii
Carlo. They
outwit the' aci-
the bandit
'- exciting
Tlevore,
iding
i -Her
'ng
in a series C
thriiis.
John Patrick, 1;
Montague Love pla
roles in this gay co
of robbers and roma&v
roadsters and breathtal
':s
between convicts and;
gtiards, and all three gi, I
Hant performances. The exc
supporting cast includes fit.
Simpson, George Pearce, "! I-
Cowan. James Gordon. , Fra
Brownlee. Fred Kelsey and Char-1
les Hill Mailes. : 4j;
The Peerless Bakery. 170 N.'4
Commercial. Sanitary, up to date.
Prompt delivery. Bakers for those
who appreciate the best. Increas
ing patrons tell the tale. ()
1924 Ford coupe, in fine shape,
an excellent buy for 3275. We
would be glad to show you this
car. Telephone 220 or call at Otto
J. Wilson's garage, 388 Nofth
Commercial. - ()
FLOODED AREAS SEEK
RELIEF OF SOME SORT
(Continued from page 1.)
tigation they will report at an
other -mass meeting of the resi
dents. The., whole affair has arisen
from the fact that the heary rains
backed up the sewers, and to
gether with freshet streams
caused. the entire district to be
come, flooded so that people were
unable , to enter basements, yards
and t streets without wading
through from a foot to several
feet of water. An indignation
meeting was held Friday in the
chamber of commerce rooms, the
present action resulting.
" Stpp. lootc. and listen-to our ap-'
seal. If you are not absolutely
satisfied with your laundry problem.-
call 165. Hand work our
specialty. ()
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The Hamilton Furniture Com-
nan has added a tow dnarr.mnt
to their stock. Many new thing
in toys to gladden the hearts of
the little folks. 340 Court St. ()
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LISTEN IN
J TUESDAY ;, :
9 :4i t :30 KG W. - M91). VTwaea
- fc4lth rei; 10. Toa Crier, kose-
ie:ee-ll:O0-KFWT (!U). Hae
. wife's huar.
1 1:06-1 2 ;00 KOIX - (319). Domestie
tteirnre and bane efoom; Ulkfc,
? i' - TOESDAT ATTEKXOOK
12:O0-5:tKl KKKC imt. Weather Tf
Mrt; 4 Binif.
1:30-:30 KTltK 23). Muiic
2:00-3:00 KUW. Womea'k matiaee.
3:00-6:00 KOIN. ilui,H-, new;
Topny Tur Tinm.
5:00-6:00 KPWV. TwilUe hnor.
TUESOAT KIOHT
6:00-6:30 KTBtt. Tourikt juid.
6:00-12:00 KUW.- Concert trio; 7. chil
dren's pro gram from KtOA; 7:30,
utility service; 7:45, educational pro
gram, mnsie; 9:30, bridge lcMin ; 10.
Keois'a orchestra, oio by Curt
Kreroer.
6:00-12 rf)0 KOIX. Genrge Ol'sene. ton
crt i org niit; 7, amitsenioat ue--jrettons;
7:30. Mamie's I'lmoa, isevea
' orchestra; , laa H. Quimby program;
9:13, punch by punch description oi
tBa'.Xiaiq event at the -Armory; 10,.
tiertmoTHih'a orchestra.
6:00-I2:0 Kl'WV. Organ recital; 7.
amnsemeat guide; ,- Helen -Csples
Jones' progrsm; 9 studio program; 11,
orgsa fcecitsl.
7:15-10:43 KFJK (268). Journal Jun
iors; 8:15. radio code class conducted
by Ashley C. Itfxoa; 9il5, Jsusic of
the Masters, courtesy of the Kalph
Schneeloch company. - i" ' ,
8:15-9:15 KPIV (248). School program.
3:30 Kt'I. l-o Angeles (467). ""sy's
orchextra; 6, nightly doings; 6:30,
liarry Knabenshue. baritone; talk en
human nature; 7, Howard's uality Ser
enade!; S, Screen Artists quartet; 9,
semi-elassical ' program; 10, Azure
Music club.
-,.:iO Kl'O. San Francisco (428). Chil
dren's hour; 6:30, Land's orchestra;
7, Seiger's orchestra; 8, Cda Waldrop,
organist; 9, Kl'O trio. Uypny and Marta
Harmony team and others; 10, Jamea'
orchestra.
5:3i KXX, Hollywood (337). Redman's
orchestra; 6,. Town Tattler; 6:38. At
water Kent orchestra ; 7, studio, pro
gram; 10, Lymin'i orchestra.
5:40 KJR. Seattle (384). Oeneral news
nerrice; 6:30, studio program; 10, time
signals.
6:15 KOMO, Seattle (306). Lerienne's
concert orchestra ; 7 :45, Town Topics
and Bible students' program ; solos.
6:30 KlfSO. Loa Angeles (275). I'ro-
. (rsm arranged by Koderick Morrisoa;
I i 7 :30, services by student evangelists.
l0fCUQ, .Spokane (304). "Ben
ota.,'' ; 7, studio program; 46, lioomis.'
trden orchestra.
KTAB, Oakland (303). Twilite
-r: s,-stamp talk; :io, m au qur-'-,
t, Romany trio and Indian legends.
. , KOA, Denver (322). Farm ques-
Linn K. radio hridre lesson.
I
- T5.aO KFfcD. San Diego (246). Dance
iisi vocal solos; 8, classic hour; 9,
"iawaiian music. .
7:(r KOWW, Walla Walla (285). Serr-
us hour; 8, atndio program.
7:15--KTBI, I-oa Angeles (294). Chil
dren program; 8, Citadel band.
7:30 CXRV. Vancouver (291). Chil
dran a period; 8, poultry talk; 9, song
Nasi) leads the world In motor
car values. Beautiful display of
new models at the F. W. Petty
iohn Q0.. 365 N. Com'l. ()
There's a good reason for our i
meats peing fresh! They're fresh
because we keep them fresh. We
do not (handle old meats. Buy at
Hunt & Shaller Market and be
safe. ()
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IS SULPHUR
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ies, I
.bring;
and' i
leaves
' Its
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good i
cream.
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ig out of the skin, eves
eczema, can be quickly
applying a little Mentbo-
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germ destroying proper-
ur preparation instantly
m skm irritation, soothes
?' eczema right up and
1 clear and smooth.
.'a to relieve the torment
Tit.. Sufferers from skin
V get a little jar of
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and use it like a cold
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BANK ASKS CITY
" FOR SEWER COST
RILL OF f 1 PRESKXTKD
TO CITV COlX(3lL
Architect llepveseiitatfte Calls
V&f Sewer SjTiteni
; Criminal
The First" National bank - last
night presented tbe city, council
with a bill of $1120.55 to cover
the cost of building a sewer from
the bank's new buiftiirg down
Liberty street to conneetTwith.fhe
city sewer oa Ferry street. C. For
rester, representing the architect
for the new building, presented
the bank's argument to the- coun
cil., -v
. The sewer1-conditions' In that
part of the city are a crime and
a shame, Mr. Forrester claimed in
his talk. The city had refused to
pay for installing .the sewer from
the bank to the Perry street sew
er itself,' and (hat it Vould have
adequate drainage.
The bank built the sewer, but
Mr. Forrester said that rains last
Sunday caused the sewer refuse
and water to back up into the
bank's basement, causing such a
stench that chloride of lime had
to be used before the men could go
to work on the building. .
The bank's bill and the request
for compensation from the city
were referred to the sewer com
mittee by the council.
Buster Brown Shoe Store. High
class, stylish looking, comfort
giving, long wearing shoes for the
least money. Come and ' be cop"
vinced. 125 NY Com'l. ()
Sm-iJiKfield--Post office re
ceipts for quarter show six per
cent gain over last year. ,(
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could .See Our Service even before you made-jcojUact
with us?
You can! For, in anticipation of your telephone call,
our years of experience and all our facilities have been
utilized to secure the best of quality coal and with
price a secondary consideration .... Because, while to
get things really cheap does not necessarily mean paying
the highest price, it does mean paying the price of the
highest quality. .
And the results of these efforts in buying, coa.1 you
SEE in the results you get from burning it. '
H I LLMAN FUEL CO.
Our Telephone Number:
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While vweesing the bac& uoreh of
her home here today. Mrs. Isabel
Alrle, 71, .-was- killed, when ; she
feU off.. It, striking .her, - bead .on
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