THE OREGON. STATESMAN, SALOI, OHEGOTT, SUNDAY MOnMNO. NOVEMBER C,.1S27 .
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"- Report Reaches Panama of
j Debris .Thought That of
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v ?" PANAMA, Not! 5 -2(AP)iAn
triofrielal Investigation -will be- made
- v - omonrow of a circumstantial re
ort that the remains of an air
plane of American . manufacture
baa been washed on the beach at
Chinina. a small fishing hamlet on
the' coast. :-.-.--'
News, of the find ..was brought
here by fishermen., Tby -elso dr
Hvered to the captain of the pot
two drawings from' which Mr.
Summers, the American, aeronau
tics commissioner, concluded that
the wreckage was part of. an
'American 'plane, ''.; -M
The remains consist of a boat
shaped contraption "of fine 'lnm-
ber, according to the description
by the fishermen. . -
. Mr. Summers will leave; tomor
row morning in an effort to. In
vestigate and Identify the And. .
Some Quarters here incline' to
ward - the opinion to- regard I - the
wreckage as part of one of ;the
planes lost in the Dole CaHrofnla-
Ilonolnlu air derby. - ,
The American- authorities de
clared It Quite possible 'for the
wreckage to hare been swept to
ward the Panama isthmus.' V
homecoming festivities Friday and!
Saturdya. - Kzrs K; 'XV
A trophy cup was awarded for
the most novel and artistic sign,
and this wa won by the Kappa
Gamma Rho fraternity President
Carl Gregg Doney announced; at
the - bomecoming play v Saturday
night. He presented the cup to
the house president. Earl Pember-
ton." . . ,
,- The design was a lifelike Bear
cat, with a background of "Wlllam
ette colors.'-.' " 1 j . ; t".v -T h'K-
Judges were: Miss Beryl -Holt,
Professor Monk' and C. P. Bishop.
Captivating ; Farce Given? -'
By Theta Alpha Phi Cast
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SAN FRANCISCO, Not. 5.
( a Tej-L.i After reading a despatch
from Panama telling of the find
Ing oT-a,boatsbaped contraption
believed to be the wreckage of one
of the airplanes lost in the Dole
flight, three persons who followed
the flight all agreed tonight tnat
the meagre description could fit
only the monoplane Golden Ea
gle," the all wood torpedo shaped
plane piloted by Jack Frost and
navigated by Gordon Scott.
. JBartlett Stephens, assistant ! su
perintendent of Mills field, San
Francisco's airport, pointed out!
that the Golden Eagle was the;
only mUstng plane which . was
built to be seaworthy. ; V-, !
The , Golden. Eagle was ' con
structed with the Joining seam ex
tending through the center -from
the rear of the engine to the- tip
of the f uealage. If it was bat
tered Jby a stork it may break on
- this seam and In that event each
section would be egg- shaped in
appearance, t ; .V.i' 1 "
It -was a Lockhead Vega make,
afcd'the.only one tn the race of all
wovd "body construction. : : X
Church Council To Hold
; j meeting At Pratum SoonJ
The Salem, eouneil of,-church
women, and Interdenominational
missionary organization, will hold
an all day meeting at the Metho
dist church at - Pratum November,
1 0. Mrs. Fred ; Brixon is flUtnc
the unexpired term of Mra,--WU-lard
De Toe as chairman of the
counciL ' ' , - y..
. The morning program will In
clude .devotional services led ; by
Mrs. W." C. Kantner. and a busi
ness , session. : The meeting " will
open at 1 0 o'clock.". "J? ' '
A luncheon will be held at noon;
and at 1:15 the afternoon session
will open. The .devotional part
will be led by Mrs. George Thomp
son. Mrs. Mon Bishop wiU vting
The program also' will . Include
an address by! Rev. R. It, Payne",
"The Glory of the Great Commis
sion a duet by Mrs. Paul Seilke
and Mrs. George Kleea ; a 'report
of the Japanese kindergarten , by
Mrs. C. F. Hageman. and an ad-4
dress on home missions - by Rev,
D. J. Howe. I ,
PARACHUTE JUMP BILLED
iwji. .: J for' Best '
tfiuijig Graduates
Sign
TSSSiSC.riMA BHO WINS
Knvel isigns xfenjrwel
comt.9 -tbe return tag graduates
appeared on the front of Lausanne
hall and at each of the fraternity
and sorority houses of Willamette
university In-connection with' the
"Comet GroTe Will Lmb Pros
PUae . at 2000 - Foot lveT
"Comet Grovee.'dare-devll av:
tat or, wilt Jump from bis plane-at
a : height of 2000 feet this after
noon at 5 j o'clock . on v tne fair
grounds -.landing field,' and s give
spectators "an, exhibition4 of
chute landing skill. : i
;Te; plane. from which Groves
makes the Jump will be piloted by
"Hap" Ronndtree. oldest .mail
pilot on the Pacfffe eoaet:" It . la
the 'Spirit of St, TPanli second
place winner of the Spokane-Port
land afr derby, . .; "
: Thronghout the . . afternoon
4unt flying by aviators of -the
Bell air Hue- service in Portland,
will entertain visitors at the fair
grounds field.' . v;
Read the t Classified Ads ,
By Ralph Curtis ; !; r
' - How through 5 perfection of de-,
tail and setting, and the personal
equation which la not possible in
professional productions, the dra
matic efforts of a collegiate group
can often eclipse those of the pro
fessional stage, was exemplified in
the presentation of "The Import
ance, of JBein g. Earnest", by Theta
Alpha Phi dramatic 'fraternity In
connection' with the : Willamette
aniversity homecoming: festivities.
Saturday night at the Grand! then
''Careful research had prod need
a lifelike reproduction ot the coe-
tumes and manners of the nineties
ind the players " adapted : them
selves admirably to this setting,
producing an exceptionally ;' pleas
ing effect, , , : ' - " , J
The.' play ; itself, .written by Os
car Wilde, rhas been declared by
the most authoritative critics to
be the- most : perfect : farce 'In " the
English , languages on the f other
hand;- It is- handicapped In I the
public conception ; through having
been attempted by many an ama
tear, cast which was not equal to
iU situations. Last night, for once,
it , was . accorded full opportunity
for appreciation, and f rota 7 the
manner in which Jhe Theta Alpha
Phi cast held its audience and 'the
nnbuM fnllowinr the 1 close of
each act, it could -readily be
sensed that the appreciation was
not lacking, "sry. V 5?I;S.:
In hnt one respect could the
presentation have been Improved;
that wae the 4 matter of pace.
Through insistence of the direc
tors.' It seemed, on too much em
phasls along the way, : the ;ply
did' not nroceed as rapidly as It
should ; have, and the effect Buf
fered, thereby : J.: ! j - j : '
Especial - approval was merited
by EUa Pfelffer; injthe i difficult
character,role of Lady Bricknell ;
by Virginia Edwards as the charm
ing Cecily Cardew, and by. Robert
Witty for his. Inimitable persona-
tion of the eccentric "Algy.'t .:
Frank Alfred ae John Worthing-
ton, M.P,; carried a heavy role in
a convincing: manner, and was
particularly admirable Ui Jthecll-
max. when he had the entire dra
matic load to carry. ! Virginia
Merle Crites was ; another playef
who made the most out of an un
usual role; Kathleen Garrison was
effective as the r vor'dlyi young
lady, her sophistication contrast
ing sharply i with "Cecily's"
naivete.- - John .Ramage exhibited
unusual possibilities as a! solemn
rick and Don Grant adhered close
ly; to.': the characteristics usually
attributed to English butlers.
The exceptionally perfect cos
tuming was directed by Louise
Findley, Mary Louise Aiken ; and
Don Grant. Earl Douglas wa
hgeneral manager : of the produc
tion, with Everett Faber in charge'
of publicity and Hugh Currln had
charge .of . the stage- fettlngs.
which were attractive and, jtppro
priate. the.; garden scene fa the
second act , being especially T6ea u
tifnl. Miss Mariorie Walker
directed the production. ' -
1HIBI1TI1I;F1BB
: BEES SEW
Trustee of State Reclamation
Group Holds Meeting
At Portland
RELEASE WHAUNG "SHIPS
&4.000 Daty Paid On Over
. Barrels of Whale Oil
1200
" SAN PEDRO, Cal.. Nor. S.-7-(AP)
Three vessels of the .Los
Angeles Whaling company today
were released from custody of cus
t6ms 'officials when 4,O0oVwas
paid' on more than 1200 barrels of
whale oil, rendered In American
waters. ";The release waa ordered
by the treasury department at
Washington. !
" All costs Incident to the case
were paid by the local concern
before the vessels and cargo were
freed from customs bonds.
Detention of "; the fleet came
when' It was reported that whales
taken legally on the high seas by
killer boats, of Panamanian regis
try were rendered within the three'
mile limit. Decision In the case
hinged upon the status of whale
products obtained within federal
Jurisdiction. T
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j 8NEATHEN OH COMMITTEE
Howard E. Sneathen, director of
commercial ear and truck sales of
Dodge ; Brothers, Inc.; has ibeen
elected to "membership on the Mo
tor 'Truck ! committee of the Na-1
tional Automobile' chamber ot
commerce. Other members of the
committee are: ;WIndsor T. White
(White) chairman; O. H Brown
ing (I. H. C); P. ; L. Emerson
(Yellow) ; D. C. Fenner (Mack) ;
M. L. Pulcher Federal) : G
Hayssen. (Sterling); W. C. Piker
(Reo) : Edward F. Loomis (N. A.
C. C.) secretary.
PORTLAND. Nov. 6.(AP)
Trustees of ' the Oregon reclama
tion' congress' meeting here;today,
considered 5 a plan- for ' refining
state-aided irrigation j districts
through the assistance" of the fed
eral government. -
The . keynotd of the plan was
embodied In the following excerpt
taken, from resolutions referred to
irrigation district officers' by the
trustes. t J; ylr?
'Resolved, that we,; the board
of i trustees of the .Oregon recla
mation congress, ; respect! uiiy re
quest and urge .our congressional,
delegation and the members ;of
congress as a 'whole, to provide a
supplemental fund, under admin
istration nf the United. States rec
lamation bureau, of not to exceed
910,000.000 for Oregon bearing
per; cent Interest, with maturi
ties spread over at least 40 years,
for the refinancing and - better
ments on such state aided Irriga
tion districts now built or largely
constructed,, and wholly or partly
settled by settlers who are willing
to pay their Just debts at rate and
amount which ' they reasonably
can, based; on present appraised
productive value, in line with the
fact - finders' -: plan, the exact
amount In each case to be deter
mined by rigid appraisal, and are
willing to deposit district refinan
cing bonds for such, value with the
federal reclamation bureau, simil
arly at in the Smlth-McNary plan,
provided present, bond holders or
their representatives.; will i accept
cash in this amount : and agree to
cancellation of existng bonds.
' nrssrivfl nivYtnn
; LENINGRAD, Russia; Novrf
(AP) Fifty four opposltloilsts
were-UEted rem the party geanks
today, ' They were n&rgSi itn
organizing an illegal body of pro
approving, sentiment hut the reso
lution was not -adopted Inasmuch
as it Is to first bo referred to of
ficers of IrTigatlondlstrlcts. Trus
tees will meet again November 19
for decision In the matter. . .
BULLETS WHISTLE CLOSE
Almost Hit City Workers; Source
L ' - of Shots Not LearneI
A : spent : rifle bullet whistled
past a group of city sewer workers
In the southeast Salem district yes
terday afternoon and Imbedded It
self; in a rock, A few seconds' lat
er I came another one following,
the' same course." ;N
; The bullets seemed to come, from
the brush adjoining the section
where the men were working but
a careful search failed to disclose
their origin. They may have come
from the gun of a pheasant hunter.
or Someone thinking to throw a
scare into the men, according to
Commissioner W. S. Low. . .
Commissioner - Low discounted
the theory that the shots might
nave oeen . fired j by some - south
east Salem citizen, Irate at alleged
aetay in - Inaugurating the. im
provement " program in that sec
tion. ! , .
BOISE SCHOOLS CLOSED
Order Take Effect Tli rougliout
i j U bole County In Idaho
TBOISE. Ida., Nov.'i (Ap)
AH Day. county schools will close
Monday until farther notice as a
precautionary measure aga'nst in
fantile paralysis, Mrs. Mlna Stuen
berg, county superintendent . of
public j instruction, announced to
day after a conference with the
countyj. heaUh board. The closing
orders affects .schools from the
first through' the eighth grades.
Boise public schools from the
firstto eighth grades were closed
yesterday for four weeks.
i f Six bases of Infantile nararvsis:
known or suspected, had been re-
II BETTER PIE
SERVlCETOCMJADfl
, -A combination of long distance
telephone " circuits has ' been ar
ranged to provide better connec
tions than have heretofore been
available : between Salem and the
province of Saskatchewan, Canada
All points ; in . the Pacific north
west and in the entire Pacific tel
ephone system will secure much
Improved eervice . on ; calls to Re
gtna and Saskatoon and all tribu
tary points In Saskatchewan. The!
new arrangement, according to C.
C. Aller, manager of .the Salera
office ,of the telephone company.
.became effective the first of the
month.. -
FORTY DUELS ARRANGED
Feeling Run High Between Chris-
. " tlans and Jews, Budapest
er obtaining further .Information
on the matter. Smith said hi un-
derstood the. hospital . would b
closed to enable the government to . ;
use the building, which was ori- "
inally an army biirracks. He add
ed he could, not nee why tho wsr
department would want tho struc
ture, as it had not been used for
more than 20 years.
The Idaho member also said lie, ,
had asked the " president to in-v'""
crease the duty on onion 50 per .1
cent on the flexibility of the law'
and that Mr. Coolidge had advised
him that the ques tion was now be- .
fore the tariff commission. Smith
said an Increase seccessary to meet
competition from Europe.
I THREn TitArrfMEJC inx.iJ:r) "
Woodstock n. b., Nov. &.
(AP) Three employes ot the Can
adian' Pacific railway lost their
lives today ; when a frelgSt train
went throuffh a trestle over Down-"
ey Creek, Uv I sailes norta of
Woodstock. . i . :
BUDAPEST, Nov. 5. (AP)
No fewer than forty duels have
been arranged for. the - coming
weeks. This follows -two duelsj
fought yesterday between Hebrew;
and Christian students ae a sequel;
to the recent university disorders.
These will have, to be fought not
between students attacked and
their aggressors, but between the
former : and - special swordsmen
representing .the Christian stu
denU club "Turul." .
ported -up to tonight to the stAte
The proposal was received with department of public welfare.
Opposes Closing of Vet
Hospital Before Coolidge
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.- (AP)
After a visit to the White House
today . Representative Smith; said
he had requested President Cool
idge to throw his Influence against
the proposed closing of the veter
ans hospital at Boise, Idaho. 'and
the removal of patients to other
institutions. r -
-He said the president Indicated
he would consider; the request aft-
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Nothing short of perfect
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perfect cleanliness -.will
satisfy -ua. . We are. the -znMt
particular people fa
the world Chat's why we
aave ' sever Coond anyone
so paiticnlar'' that we
couldat satisfy ,s; them 1
perfectly!
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'bf'cMnwiVoB woaldn'tj yet what safenard
' is there betweetj her and that selfaame exhaus-,
! Uonf when your Jwork M-.doM7t!r:'T'"t-";5v.-:.r
f; . - TVhen that tlnW comee, wffl yowr wei ties and
annoyance slump onto her -ne prepared should
ers? wai yoar Bfetimeof preparation be manrea
and "perhaps . wjaeted bease you begrndge "a
few momenta' t tnsnre her against the inevit
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1 :-'JzJ get in touch rith our: trust officer 'A talk ' '"i
j - V Pn' ' with hlm-o,obligatioft--wUl be, most later- f flg
111" .W'-V5 i. ratlns; and will point the way to the beef method a , 'Afi
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jyoir4r&3 && fsaaSy.L crranca to ru deslarst
- Early in the gammer we ordered several car
loads of pianos and they were not shipped
as soon as we anticipated, and -now we have
; about two extra cars on the way. - We do
not have enough room for these pianos.
Therefore we are to pat on this biff sacrifice
sale and dose bur present stock out to make
-room for the pianos In, transit. This is a
genuine sale ' nothing reserved. ;
L. LUNSFORD, President.
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others seliinfjr else where up to 600-
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Start Regular Payments December 1st
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To Purchasers "
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$14.00
PER MONTH
FREE TRIAL
FREE
Floor
. Lazap 1
. Player
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Rolls
S4.50
2, Puggo GgC SCfen
EDScEaoc (Snvcm AvToy
Used Pianos Free
0195-$225-Up
Cach Brakes as nofcjcrt IL Oatle, IIa3
& Sen. HaHet & Davis and ethers. '
COIIC IN TODAY It rralrs i dtffsrenfe what cake ef phna yea re, esse
stay be found ei otrr floor. Amsns the stock are rrneh wrLi resowned pi&ss as
Cnsxsezv ILehler ad CSutss, Dcbart U. Cable, HaXct & Doves, Dssh & Ctxta,
Dehr Drtx3- and i&any ethers.
llav Ij the time to bay. TTZAL P2ICE3 SPECIAL TTZl
Tomorrow Is the Day to Buy Your Piano Here Are a
Few Listed of tho Many We Offer
We will gladly send any new Piano or new Phano
praplt to your home on 30 days' free trial, no money
down, easy payments. Just turn in your present Piano
or Phonograph aa the Vat payment. You need pay
no moaey down.
TTe make you a liberal alXotvan.ee for your
L preeent piano, phoaojrraph or other mnvinU
iaslnuaent. Tea. need py no cash dorrn, as
we win accept your oLI iastnunent a firtt
paymeat.
SO
Days
. $10 PER MONTH .
TTfafs la a sale for the cah -buyer mm wetl as
the tine bnyer. , We have rrxn and con.li
tioaa to suit everybody. Slany rUnos we
dl for ca2v anaay for heCt cash, many at
tQ Uowa and 910 pr month. Mavy at t
Aomu and &5 per monCh. Maay Plaitos vr'.A
a mt oat vm tree trial. 7 wm3 FXaoo to
year hnu an SO oaye free trial, sm mer
elewa, eaey pajnaeata. Banclj yon want your
cMLirea. to L",e the reCalnj .laHssence f
avtsfat te be la yoor hoase whea you rn gzt
a Plaavo ea eaally. -
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