THE OJJEGON STATESMAN; SAU5M. OREOON
THURSDAT MORNING, DEqEMBEB 16, 1926
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Open Meeting Planned
No regular speaker is scheduled
for Friday's weekly Lions club
luncheon, but each member will
be given an opportunity to tell
the most amuhing experience In
his business or professional career.
John Orr'wlll sing sereral solos.
Harry Scott will be chairman of
the day.
Do Molay PUjr
"A Full House." The Capitol
tonight. dl6
Boxing Salem Armory Arena
Friday, Dec. 17. Bobby Clark
s. Frankler Crandetla. 10 round
main event. Extra, good prelim
inaries total 26 rotmds of boxing.
No raise in prices. , dl7
Choice Holly for Sale
In City View cemetery.
"Sa Labor Paner
The Salem Trades and Labor
council has decided not to issue
a writer labor paper here, as had
beejrpT6posed, as it does not be
lieve the field is large enough to
support one.
From Now Vntll Christmas
Open evenings till 9:30. Glesy
Powers Furniture Co. dl6
Complete line of
Monarch Electric Ranges at
Hamilton'. a21tf
Eat at HUlcrest Inn
Chicken dinner, chicken on
toast. Private dining room. Place
to dance. Five miles north on
Pacific highway. dl9
Miss Mitchell Seated
Nell Mitchell has been given a
seat In the Salem Trades and La
bor council as a delegate from
the Culinary Workers' union.
Atwater Kent
One-dial radio is the last word
in perfect reception. Get yours
now. Vick Bros. dl5
Flowers for All
Occasions. Adams. Florist, dl 6
Major Robertson Speaks
Major C. A. Robertson of the
army intelligence department was
speaker at a meeting of the Men's
club of the First Presbyterian
church last night. About 75 per
sons were present.
Gift Goods at Great Reductions
Mrs. Trover 122 N. Com'l. dl7
Frozen Radiat
Quickly repaired. We save you
time and money. Hull's, 267 S.
Commercial street. dl6
I Heavy "Wool Mixed Blankets
1 Regular $6 values, special $4.48.
f Hamilton's. d!6
Directors' Meeting Postponed
Tbe annual meeting of the Illa
hee Country club directors origin
ally scheduled for Tuesday night
was postponed until next month
because a Quorum was not pres
ent. .
Radio Headquarters, 175 S High
Radios Bets, parts, poles, acces
sories Service, call 1935. dl6
Buy a Baby Grand
For Christmas: Portland Mus'c
Co.. 355 N. High. d20
Fereshetian Gives Talk
Rev. Martin Fereshetian, pas
tor gttie Unitarian church, spoke
Lriiv at tbo Itotary club lunch
con Wednesday noon to urge sup
port for the coming engagement
of the Manhattan. Opera company
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ull House
1 a house full of laughs. dl6
l'ulJ Line of N
r-Iva-Tonal phonographs: no
ney dqwn until next year. The
.1jrtland; Music Co., 3&& N High
Alt ends Irrigation Congress
) Rhea La per, stale engineer, was
Portland Wednesday attending
i xoeeung oi ao uregon irrigation
Boll FREE!
WE WANT EVERY CHILD IN SALEM
TO HAVE A DOLL
For those who did not get a doll during
our "Doll Days" we have just received a
shipment of several hundred more of these
beautiful Lithographed Cloth Dolls.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17
is your opportunity to get a doll FREE
with every one dollar purchase. This is
your last chance dont miss it!
NEWS IN BRIEF
Stones Hare Chikl
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Orin Stone Tuesday at a local
hospital. The parents live at 1525
North 18th street.
Three Aea of Real Fun
At the De Molay play tonight.
The Capitol. dl6
Dr. Marshall, Osteopathlc
Physlcian and surgeon.
d!6
Comfort, Rlankettt and
Indian robes at Hamilton's. d!6
Skopil Furnishes Ball
Otto Skopil, lodged in the coun
ty jail on a charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses, yes
terday furnished the $500 bail re
quired .of him la Justice court and
in .
11 different l., n i . . I
tile let one or more i pfrrtheiB
work for you. dl6
Clierrian Nobles to Meet
The council of nobles of the
Cherrians will meet Friday even
ing for the annual crowning of the
King Bing for 1927, and for act
ing on prospective candidates for
membership.
Hot Lunch 11
Browning's
a. m. to 8 p.
Sweetland.
m.
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Eat at Hill crest Inn
Chicken dinner, chicken on
toast. Private dining room. Place
to dance. Five miles north on
Pacific highway. d!9
Assault Charge Made
William Kroeplin is charged in
justice court here with assoiult
and battery on the person of Phil
lip Sorahan, 16. The two are said
to be milk deliverers, and Kroep
lin is alleged to have attacked Sor
ahan in a difficulty over the use
of a truck. Kroeplin was released
on $50 bail and his "hearing set
for this morning at-10 o'clock.
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing. Qiese- Powers
Furniture Co. a2tf
Fraternity Initiates
Nine new members were initi
ated yesterday into Beta Chi Al
pha, college annual fraternity at
Willamette university. The frat
was founded there last year with
15 members, and takes in 12 new
ones each year.
We Have tin? Best Equipped
Shop in Salem for radiator work
and expert workmen. Hull's,-267
S. Commercial . St. dl6
Iieave for Arkansas
Mr. -and Mrs. Fred Cannon of
Ft. Smith, Ark., left yesterday en
route home after attending the
funeral of Mr. Cannon's father.
the late John T. Cannon, and an
uncle, A. L. Cannon, both of whom
passed away within 24 hours. Mr.
and Mrs. Cannon will visit a few
days in Kelso, Wash., before pro
ceeding east.
Dance Carnival Dance-
Sat, nite. Pair-O-Dice music, at
Happy Hour hall. d!6
Boys' Club to Meet
The Comrade, Pioneer and the
Friendly Indian clubs of the Jason
Lee Methodist church will meet
tonight at tbe church building.
No Money Down on Pianos
And phonographs; start paying
next year. The Portland Music
Co.. 355 N. High St. d20
Parking Offenders Fined
R. D. Cook, K. J. Mahoncy, o.
rf K Itebef were fined SI
arh in tmlini court here Tester-
day on charges of violating tho
city parking: ordinance.
Deautiful Christmas Gift- . -r
At great reduction.- Mrs. Trover.
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Opens Business Mere -'.
A few . months ago Mrs.1 1 C."
Prescott came 4 from Forsyth,
Mont,, to visit la Salem Or. She
liked this community and when
Store
tana told about the splendid coun
try here. Mr. and Mrs. Prescott
decided to move to a new locality.
They investigated several com
munities but .found none they
lked so well as Salem. They came
here and in three days found a
location for their business. They
have a jewelry store at 328 N.
Commercial street and do watch
and clock repairing in addition
to the regular jewelry business.
joy cart
Bird cage.
Petland, 273 State,
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Building Permit Issued
A building permit was issued
yesterday to. S. II. Smiley to erect
a one and a half story dwelling
at 435 Richmond street, estimated
to cost $3,000.
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BasketbaIl games la ta ltejr
Pioneer club league will begin Sat
urday on the YMCA floor. There
are six teams in the 'league, and
two rounds will be played.
Heavy Wool and Cotton
Comforts cheaper than you can
make them. Hamilton's. d!6
Son Born Monday
On Monday, Dec. 13, 1926, a
son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
F. Howard Zinser of route 8, Sa
lem. He has been named Edward
Earl.
Dance Carnival Oance
Sat. nite, Dec. 18, Happy Hour
hall, N. Dallas. - dl6
Plan Rummage Bale
The ladles of the Congregation
al church will hold a rummage
sale next Friday and Saturday in
tbe new Bllgh building.
Hot Lunch 11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Browning a Sweetland. . dl7
Placed In Jail
Frank Kiser has been placed
in the county jail, having been
bound over by a Silverton justice
on a forgery charge.
From Now Until Chris tin
Open evenings till 9:30
Giesy
dl6 Powers Furniture Co.
Appraisers Set Valuation-
Walter B. Minier, Frank Lynch
and Anna Tastro, appraisers, have
set the valuation of the Charles
F. Hicks estate at $15,512.15, con
sisting entirely of personal prop
erty. Radios, f 63.90 up, Complete
Easy terms. Portland Music
Co.. 355 N. High. d20
Estate Appraised
The estate of the late Joseph
Schilling has been appraised at
S4.000 by Keith Powell, Eugene
Courtnew and C. J. Espey.
Give the Family a Radio
For Xmas. llalik & Eoff, Elec
tric. dl4
Marrs Estate AppraiMrd
The Lvdia Mlrrs estate has
been given as 91100 br annrais-
ers Joseph B. Cooley, P. L. Frax
ier and Fred B. Heddeway.
Hot Lunch 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. -
Browning's Sweetland. d!7
Odd Fellows Celebrate
Tho annual homecoming cele
bration of Chcmcketa lodge. IOOF
was held last night at the Odd
DEAF
HEAR with the tiny little CJeni
Kar Phone ran be wm with
out Headband.
. Smallest hearing device. The
wonder of the age. By use of
radio principles, scientifically
perfected. -Insuring clear, posi
tive hearing at home. church,
theatre and radio, all these
pleasures can De yours. .
?: CALL FOR FRKK T1S1
; , Ask. for booklet
rerry Drag Store
113 8. Goal. St., Salem, Ore.
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SAYS:
We have a 1921 Ford coupe,
good paint, 83 new rub
ber, lots of extras and a -car
that is in fine condition in
every way.
OUR PRICE IS 9325.00
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Phone 1841
280 South High
Fellow's hall with 200 present,
including 40 from lodges outside
of Salem. The Willamette quar
tet sang several numbers. Solos
and short talks were also given.
From Now Until Christmas
Open evenings till 9:30. Giesy
Powers Furniture Co. dl6
Traffic Offender Caught j
C. C. Harris was arrested last
night by local police officers on
a charge of failing to stop at a
through street intersection.
Iteserve Tonight for the De Molay
. Play, "A Full House." Bilgh's
Capitol. d!6
To Visit in Portland
Mrs. Lela Mitchell of Los An
geles left yesterday for Portland
where she will visit relatives be
fore returning home.
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rain
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Webfeet feel better.
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Never thoifght of beans as a bo
nanza crop, did you?
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Well, they make a bonanza crop
in the Santiam irrigated district,
and a lot of other farmers are
making money growing beans.
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Salem will in time have a lot of
canneries packing beans and other
vegetables that are not put up
here now.
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Good news. proposition to
spread the flax industry. This
will not be overdone, fill it brings
$100,000,000 annually to this dis
trict. And then there will be
chances to double it.
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Therere possibilities in the
tjxaduEtry l&aVthe pioneers did
cctev'ea-rcS'!Tcf. It Isf likely
id tr.ss;!re ATir. :.-Wa r"-
vegetable iitr :. -.r. , fartt-r'.-in
time be the cheapest -c-'.
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The baldheaded man with a lit
tle fringe around the edges does
not even have the satisfaction of
saving any money at the barber
shop.
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Thfre was a time when many
a man prided himsefT on being
able to tell when a woman was
well dressed.
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A Canadian judge rules that a
man can get drunk if he wants to.
Sure, he can do about anything
he wants to do but he must suf
fer the consequences.
A. Sola of Woodtmrn was a vis
itor in this city" Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ireland,
Prineville residents, spent Wed
nesday night in this eity.
Authorized Distributors
CORONA
The Personal Writing Machine
Typewriter Exchange
THOS. ROKN
Phone 831 421 Court, Salem
Fresh Sweet Oranges
$3 per box of three hundred
large size
Boxes larger than standard
size. Sound fruit and satisfac
tion guaranteed or money back.
We pay express charges. A
box of these makes an appre
ciated Christmas gift.
Remit With Order
ACME ORANGE
FARMS
La Grange, Texas
CHOICE of Traub Genuine
Orange Blossom engage
ment and wedding rings is a
tribute to the judgment and
good taste of the wearer.. '
HABTMAH BBUS.
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LADD&BUSHj
' Established 18C
General Banking t Ji'.
Office Hoars
"SECRET FUND," BRINGS
BITTER ATTACK OF WETS
(Continued from pag 1)
Indefinite date, but the list was
not made public.
During the senate discussion.
Senator Bruce denounced the "un
dercover" provision as "tyranni
cal" and the proposal was general
ly attacked because it permitted
the "secret use" of funds.
"There will be no liberty left in
thi3 land." asserted Bruce.' "if this
system is allowed to run to its ex
treme consequences. General An
drews contemplates nothing less
than a military tyranny for this
country with proposals of this
kind."
Senator Reed contended it was
futile to authorize the use of
$500,000 for employment of an
"army of spies" because "when
you stop liquor at one source it
breaks out at another."
Senator Edwards, democrat,
New Jersey, another wet, re
marked that "there is nothing in
this provision to prevent it being
given to the Anti-Saloon League or
to Wayne B. Wheeler."
Senator Smoot. republican,
Utah, told his colleagues that if
prohibition is bad for the country
RHEUMATISM
Shouldn't Exist
It is a pity to suffer with- any
kind of rheumatism or gout on
earth. That Trunk's Prescription
has been beneficial in the treat
ment of rheumatism, gout, lum
bago, sciatica and neuritis is a
well known factr for instance, a
prominent Pacific Coast Druggist
says: "From reports we have had
on Trunk's Prescription we are
confident of its merits in recom
mending it." This prescription
does not contain any mercury,
salicylate soda, oil wintergreen
nor narcotics, but combines In
gredients of potency designed to
throw off any kind of rheumatism
in. the human body. Trunk's
Prescription does no depress the
heart nor ruin the stomach, and
no dieting is' required to make it
effective. Superior Liver Medicine
and Uric Acid Solvent; a splendid
prescription. Sold and recom
mended by J. C. Perry, Druggist,
115 S. Commercial. Adv.
h ZANE GREY'S
"4L tIJJI J M J
YJTURDAY
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with
)RUCGTonir
Are Vr riHands White?
W loxbury
T. ;m 5r Gloves
'-"kes but a mo
i i slip on a pair
Sury Rubber
before washing
, tdusting or
. I house. Your
Will then stay
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8 Drug
iore
there Is only one way to get rid
of it, said that Is to enforce it to
thellmiL
? VISITORS REPORTED T
I IN SALEM I
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Mr. and Mrs: H. E. Aarons of
Los Angeles were visitors in this
city Wednesday.
V. M. Hilary of Eugene arrived
in this city Wednesday night.
F. C. Reimer of Talent was a
Salem visitor Wednesday niht.
MT. SHU . . - 1 UlUI ut
Shelton, Wash., are Salem visit
ors.
J. O. Holt of Eugene was in this
city Wednesday.
W. S. Brown and Arthur Clark,
CorvalHs residents, are visiting In
this city.-
SINCERITY
and tenderness distinguish
the character of our service,
a service that mitigates
sorrow with tact, fore
thought and understanding.
Webb's Funeral Parlom
Telephone 120
TERWIIXIGERS
Perfect Funeral Servle
For Leu
Llcansed Lady , Mortician
7TO Chemeketa
TeleplaoM 734
'Removal
A Watch for
Sister, Brother,
Dad or Mother
Yes we have a fine Watch for every member
of the family ; watches that represent the com
bined quality of the finest cases, and jeweled
movements. After the first of the year you will
find us in our new location, where the Bow
Optical Co. is now located, on 325 State Street.
Now is the time to buy. your Christmas
presents at a great saving
C. A. Luthy, Jeweler
110 North Commercial Street
Apple Sauce Cake
A well known domestic science expert
gives below a recipe for i'an unusual
cake.
y$ cup Crisco
1 tgg, beaten
tH cups pastry flour
1H cup thick cold
apple aance
1 teaspoon soda
y$ cup nuts
Cream the sugar and Criaco, add egg. beat well.
Stir ia apple sauce sad hot water. Add raisins and
cuts, then dry ingredients sifted together twice.
Bake in a moderate oren (360 degrees F.) forty-fiva
sainutes to an hoar. Makes two small loaves.
This Expert Says:
This is a very good cake which keeps wefl. Crises
makes a light delicious cske. 1 1 is more economical,
too, and easier to cream with the sugar. Grease
yvur pans with Crifeo and re your cake slip out
easily and whole. Not a break in it.
for FRYING :
for SHORTENING
for CAKE-MAKING
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ELSINORE
ONE NIGHT
Monday, Dec. 20
Only Stop Between Portland
and San Francisco
MANHATTAN GRAND
OPERA CO. of New York
Present the
Famous Japanese Soprano
TAMAKI MIURA
In
"Madam
Butterfly
99.
Andreas Pavley and PaVley
Oukrainsky Russian Ballet
Orchestra of 25 '
Company of 80
Prices $3.30, $2.75, $2.20,
$1.65 and $1.10 incL tax
MAIL ORDERS NOW
With Self-addressed
Stamped Envelope
Sale at Box Office Starts
Today
I teaspoon cinnamon.
teaspoon each of
cloves and nutmeg
1 cup sugar
4 tablespoons hot water
H teaspoon salt
1 cup raisins (or dales)
Sale
GIVE'.USEFUL
Gifts .
This
Christmas
Buy Her
Footwear
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Where she herself
would select them,
and be fitted
fit's
Here Are Good
Suggestions:
House, bedroom or
boudoir slippers
Opera pumps
Street or dress
slippers
Walking or dress
ties and oxfords
Kayser's and Spun
tex silk stockings
Ornaments or
buckles
House
Slippers
95c to $3.75 Pair
DRESS SHOES
high or low'cuts
$4.75 to $10 Pair
. SILK
STOCKINGS
$1, $1.50, $2 Pair
ORNAMENTAL
BUCKLES
50c to $4.50 Pair
For Men
Pair Shoea, Boots, Ox
fords or House Slippers
HOUSE
SLIPPERS .
$1.95 to $3.45 Pr.
HIGH TOP
. BOOTS:
$5.75 to $16.50 Pr.
DRESS SHOES
AND OXFORDS
$4.75 to $10 Pair
For Boys
and Girls
School Shoes, Dress
Shoes and House
Slippers
DRESS AND
SCHOOL SHOES
as low as ; t
$2.45 Pair
HOUSE-;
"SLIPPERS
at . .
$1.25 to $1.95 Pair
JOHN J.
ROTTLE-
'415 State Street
Rottle
she jetnrncd tpiierh.pmoJttIon.'
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