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'TOE OrJTGOT CTATETAICAT.TT, OlSXIOir, TUESDAY IIOISniTG, nOVEHTnil C2,
8 GROUPS-FIB
OVEfl THIRD TERM
Question of Coolidge .Run
ring Again Still Topic
of Discussion
CAR WOBBLY; FIND "XT'
TaOnuui Almost Raps Into PtiU
ceM, Tby RnA Illm
. TTASinNOTON, Nor. 2 1.
(AF) JL tba timt approaches for
Vim opfefiifig ,of. the primary elec
tlofts campaigns, . the signs.' point
to a dirlslon Into three croups
'Which presume to Interpret Presi
dent Coolldge's Black Hills state
Aeitt that he does not choose, to
ran for re-election next year. "
' All of the-fronps contend that
VLt. Coolldce meant that he de
sire to leare the White Houstf on
liarch 4, .1121, bat at that point
treement : ends and speculation
feeslns,- in the absence of any au
thorised indication from the
yreal dent as to what he jthlnks
Jboutrth agitation which his an-
Bomncement has caused throufh
eut the country. r
' The first group belleres that
while Mr. Coolidfe'a personal wish
Is to retire, he can, and will be
obliged to accept the' nomination
If It la tendered him.
The second beliares that he has
taken himself definitely out of the
race, and at the -proper time -will
o rereal his position.
The third beltere be will not
aader any., circumstances, he
candidate next year, but may, after
a four rear rest, accept the nom
ination In 1833 if there Is a de
nand for him then.
::, Meanwhile, there seems . to be
jio single topic which so much In-1
terests White House callers, poll
tlcUns and the public. Virtually
o man whether he is of import-l
ant or unimportant station. Is per
mitted to leare the White House
without subjecting himself to ef
torts by newspaper men to draw
him out on the political situation
which has .arisen from the presl
' deat's statement. Most of them
decline to comment, at least for
publication, and the rest dtride
themselres into the three groups
mentioned. .
FRUIT, CAN PLAYS CUPID
Kane Flaced on Can Here Brings
Letter From Shropshire
That canneries may play their
part in romance Is Indicated In an
incident which recently came to
light. - ; .
In aa idle moment last sum
ner, a young - man employed at
the Northwest canning company,
placed his name and address upon
a can of fruit. Just before it .was
placed In the case for shipment.
Some months later, he received
a letter from a young lady in
Shropshire, England, in which she
stated baring seen, his name on
the can, and suggesting. that the
two correspond, , and exchange
photographs. . -
. The picture exchange has been
coasumated to the apparent de
light of both parties, and indica
tions are that a meeting Is to be
arranged, which may lead to a
permanent tie.
When Merle Tallman failed to
keep to his own side of the street
Saturday night be let himself in
for a peck of trouble. -
Officers White and Nicholson
were suspicious and gare ehase.
A search of his car disclosed two
pint bottles cf alleged "dago red"
moonshine . liquor and Tallman
himself was on the outside of con
siderable more,' according , to the
officers. lie spent the remainder
of the night .in the city"-jail,
charged with driving -while intox
icated and possession of liquor.
". The officers were driving south
on Commercial street and Tail-
man was anting, nortn. As L tne
two cars .' approached - each . other
Tallman left his 'side et the street
and narrowly missed bitting the
officers.- If it hadn't been tor this
slip of hi steering gear he might
hare gone merrily on his way.
Mckenzie, passt-clear
Absolutely No Snow Tberer Says
: Member of Highway Body:
PORTLAND, Nor. 21 (AP)
There is no snow on the McKen
sle pass R. W. Sawyer, state
highway, commissioner declared
here Saturday. I came orer the
pass to Portland" yesterday and
there was no snow on the -road.'
' "A statement was made today
that the Oregon stages will discon
tinue service between Eugene antf
Bend within a few days as stages
hare been operating under adverse
conditions on account of snow. I
repeat, there is no snow on the
road. -'-J -f .-''.i-;-.''v"':r-?-
VThe highway department has
equipment on I the summit of the
McKensie that Is capable of mor
lng dry snow four feet deep, and
wet snow to a lesser amount. Mot
orists, therefore, can feel assured
tHat they can. travel the McKensie
as long as there 'is not a greater
depth -of dry snow than four feet,
and of wet snow to a lesser depth.
This statement Is made In, the In
terest ; of - facts. . If ; the Oregon
stages wish to discontinue their
runs until spring they can do so,
for all I care, but they should not
give as an excuse that the snow
on the McKenzie pass is respon
slble. ! ' ...
EARL CATHCART PASSES
Former Husband of Notorious
-" Countess Dies, London -
LONDON, Nov. 21. (AP).
Earl Cathcart, former husband of
Vera. - Countess Cathcart, died in
a London nursing home Saturday
after an operation. I i
Countess Cathcart, whom he di
vorced In 1922 and who has been
seriously 111 for several days from
a heart affection, had" a sudden re
lapse on being appraised of the
earl's death. , The Sunday Express
says there are grave doubts as to
the possibility of her, recovery. "
Earl Cathcart, who was bom in
1862,- married -4n 1919, Vera,
daughter of the late Jonh Frase.
of Capetown,! He divorced her in
1922, the corespondent in the suit
being the Earl, of Craven. , The
countess was excluded from entry
into the United States in 1926 on
the grounds of ''moral turptltude"
but eventually was admitted.
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PUB SCil
DDLS
COUNTY KXJPETCLJtTTlNDlINT
pleased wrrn result
Numerous - improvements have
been a noted - in traMd. Ichoojs
throughout Marion county by Mrs.
Mary Fulkerson, county superin
tendent of - schools, ' daring - the
course .of her trips of inspection
In various districts within the last
few. days. . -A numberfot these
were recounted late yesterday by
Mrs. Fulkerson. ;- - H ?
A new building and equipment
have been built at Valley View,
where . the school burned down a
few days before Christmas. I last
year.. -'Some '12700 has been ex
pended for the new establishment.
this amount having been collected
as insurance on the old building.
A' model .school has been built
up at Silver Cliff, where there
are" 4 pupils instructed i by one
teacher. A kitchen has been built
adjoining i the ' school room, and
students bring materials! with
them for hot meals at noon'. The
teacher Just stepped oat into the
kitchen a few minutes shortly be
fore noon. Then she came back
In and instruction, went on as us
ual. And at noon we had hot soup
for lunch. : '. i ' : . - -
Tes, indeed, I bad some along
with ' the : rest."-- ..i :. ' : I V. r-:.
The schools at Mt. Angel have1
become very crowded, Mrs. Fulker
son declaresi i I, -x- -J V-y'-c.
Schools at I Roberts. ; Pleasant
Point and Salem Heights have all
arranged to construct play sheds
for the children this year.. f
At Scotts Mills the school rooms
now look among tne nicest . Pre
ever keen', Mrs. Fulkerson states.
The c?ass rooms have been' fresh
ly kalsomined and tinted, and. new
furnaces have been installed
At Fj nltland the school yard,
which was formerly thickly: dotted
with mud holes, has been given
a coat ct fine graveL i I ;
WEDDING LINDSEY? TYPE
Daughter of E. Haldenutn-Jaliiu
: - Enters Companionate Union '
KANSAS CITY. Not. 11-1
(AP). Kansas City newspapers
Sunday morning quoted - an an
nouncement by - E. Haldeman
Jullus, publisher of GIrard, Kan
sas, of the contemplated marriage
in "companionate union", of his
daughter, Josephine, 18, and Au
brey Roselle, 20. a sophomore at
the University of Kansas. 14 i -1- f
The young couple will continue
living their lives after the cere
mony just as they have lived pre
viously, until after they have de
termined whether'they are j entire
ly suited to each other $n every
way. said th announcement. : -.
Mr. Haldeman-Julius was quot
ed as saying that if the couple find
they are suited to each other, they
will begin living together, and if
they are not, the divorce court will
be resorted to. The ceremony will
take place Thanksgiving day at
the Haldeman-Jullue home - in
GIrard.
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PHARMACIST KILLED
THE DALLES, Nor. 2 14 ( AP)
Harold T. Gabel, SI, local phar
macist, died Saturday at la hos
pital from injuries received when
his automobile ' collided with a
truck on a curve of the Columbia
highway, : - , . - j ! - - :
1928 License Free
with every used: car
until Ghristmas. This
is a Special Holiday
Offer. Ourlow prices
remain the same.!
Experienced motorists know there
is big value in a good used car. ;
The extra value in Buick motor
cars is the big reason why. so many
people buy them.
It never has been necessary to add
an extra $ 1 00 or so to fair used car
allowances to get people tb take
new Buicks. v
Consequently, we do not rieed to
collect those extra hundreds from
people who buy the used cars from
s. '. ' ; . :
You, save money when you buy
your used car from a Buick dealer.
His pnce3 are right! -v.
SEE:
these
USED. .
AUTOS
1925 WUljs Knight Great Six
Sedan, Fully- Equipped, New ,
Duco Paint, Runs and Looks
Like New. $975
1925 4 Pass. Dodge Coupe, Try .,
and Tell this from a New One.:
Our Price, $600
1923 Maxwell Sedan,; New,
Rubber, Upholstery like New, -Going
at . . $325
1927 Std. Buick Sedan, New
: Rubber, Original Paint, Priced
to Sell , . . . ;$1200
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1926 Std. Buick Coach, Orig
Inal Paint, Rubber 90 New,
: Fully Equipped . : $1050
1926 Paige Coach, Fully
Equipped 90 Day Guarantee.
- . - . . " $S50
1921 Buick Six Touring,. Re
conditioned,. New Paint $233
;We also have two or three
cheap cars at $50 and $1C0
each. J
See Onr Stock Before You Buy
We Guarantee and Give Terns
H13 word 13 as good as gold money!
-' ; OTTO J. WIESOBI;-.-'i'"
-" J . - Salem, Ore
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Before Have We Beein5
AMe to Off er
a
Of Tempting Foocis for Thiinksgiying Grain Fed Young Oregon
Turkeys, Ducks, Chicken-Gapons, Prize Winning Beef and Loads of
Fresh Vegetables, Fruits, Nuts, Mince Meat with that Real JUim Flavor
Raisins, Figs, Oh! There's no End to the Nice Things for your Thanks
givingGome in and Shop Around, You'll like Selecting Your Foods
where there is Loads and Loads of Good things to Eat
Young
GRAIN FED
ons
Nice Size for family;
dinner
35c lb.
Fruits and
Gap
Vegetables
Young
Ducks
Nice and Fat
35c lb.
Nice Fat
Chickens
, . Sizes -to Suit.'
Large Selection
'35c 'lb.
Choice Outs of
Young Steer
Besf
This Young Beef
took First PrizO :
' at; . ..
Portland
Stock Show
Southern Sweat
POTATOES
CRANBERRIES
Large Stocks
Lake Labish
CELERY
Solid Heads of
LETTIJCE
RIPE TOLIATOES
SQUASH
BRUSSEL
SPROUTS
CAULIFLOWER
BTOUNGr TURITIPS
GREEN PEPPERS
PARSNIPS
SPINACH
, - . - ' ..-7 i i ,
SUNKISSED
ORANGES
LARGE RIPE
BANANAS
GRAPES
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APPLES
GRAPEFRUIT
FANCY OREGON
WALNUTS -
FILBERTS
STUFFED OLIVES
CHILI SAUCE
SALAD
DRESSING
CATSUP
Libby's Large Size
Bottles y
19c
OYSTEES
2Cans
35c
New Pack
SHRIMP
2 Cans
Libby's
PINEAPPLE
Large Slices,
Extra Fancy
2 Large Cans
47c
Broken Slices '
PINEAPPLE
2 Large Cans
43c
DelMonto
Tiny Kernel
CORN
2 Cans
EXTRA LARGD
: PECANS V
"'. ..-.lit-. -V
ALLIONDS
, FIGS, DATES
- TART SWEET
: PRUITE3 ":
6RAITGU JjEIIOIT
AND OTFROIT.
; PEELS - " ; -
SWEET RELISH
Pint 33c
..." . 't
SWEET PICKLES
Pint 33c
inNCE IAT
2 Pounds
39 c
ASPARAGUS ')
TIPS
White Tender Stalks
Large Size Cans
35c
SALAD OIL
Weson's Quart Cana
:r:-:4?c:y.-0
; IIAZOLA
, Quart Cans
49c
Royal Club
DIMPLE PEAS
2 Cans
45c
libby's Solid Paclr
TOLIATOES
2 Cans r
rpl;35cft".v
- ; ----- ".- y
Fancy Sliced
PEACHES
Large Cns
25c
Golden Sv7cet
CORN
2 Cans"
". 35c
It's not Necessary for -you to Carry your Purchases Homo Have them
Deliyered-There's No Charge for Delivery at BUSICirS-Phone 455456
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