i " 'f? V : A SHORT trip a few ; ' j JSY " ' ! : ; mxnutca timo and f ASfV p2 - you can rct 6cl-urc4 I 5 ttW i"7. ; ; that you . have xnado v-v(l V -V - selections to your own fZi! K "H J C BACON. fv N"4S lSiESfe : SAUSAGE Backs . , 20c 1) iA PnSP- tES---?-3 , " Breakfast ..20c Pork ) 15C Sugi T . TLTJ Cured -24S - JflSCjmC&t pure Lard, Bring ! J : 15c esBzsp YoorpaUa- 17e i Mcdowell market It '178 South Commercial "Where Dollar; Does Its Duty Telephone 1421 THE UKEGON STATESUA1T, SALEIT, OREGON, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1827 6 3ire Progmm The Salem boys chorus la night gave a tree program at the state tuberculosis hospital. Visit Toyland . H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. For Rent Modern Falrmount Hill horn ?JtS5. Immediate possession. Becke 1 U Hendricks, 189 N. High Street. jUletnrns from Portland ? Nnraiin fC TnllT. castor of the Presbyterian church In Salem has returned from Portland where he delivered an address before the St. Andrws society on "Scotland and the Scots. Personal Greeting Cards We hare a large selection to choose from. Prices reasonable it will pay you to eee them. Atlas Book Store-, , - The Bell Ringers Swedish-American Bell Orches tra at First Congregational church Monday night; matinee for chil dren 4:16. . Mortgage Foreclosure , "L. S. Lambert yesterday filed suit in circuit court to forecloae two 4 mortgages, for S00 each. against J. B. Cummlngs. Cash lor Filberts Pearcy Nut Co., 190 S. Commer cial St. I Not! Make all payments due the Mar ion Auto Co. to F. N. Derby or C. H. Morse at Room 217. Ore gon building. Marion Automobile Co.. phone 2820. 8ues on Note The Marion Automobile com pany yesterday filed suit In circuit court to collect from Alfred C. Lau the sum of $383 alleged to be due on a note, plus 875 as attor neys fees. leader; Edward Hansen. Oregon- for 24 year, and can' continue in that relationship for the remain der of their lives, it was decided by Circuit Judge L. H. McMahan yesterday in refusing to grant a dlroree to Mrs. Thomas." She had accused her husband of being too friendly with other, women. . City, backer, and Frank A. Bun- da," Portland, saw operator. There were a total of 705 accidents re ported to the commission during the month. Dane at Schindler, Tonite -Stage leaves Terminal at 8:45, Swedish American Bell Ringers- First Congregational Church, Dec. 5th, 7:30 p. m. Judge Roesman on Program Judge George Rossman, newest member of the Oregon ; state su preme court, will be the speaker at-the Rotary club luncheon next Wednesday. A Bargain A new attractive 4 room bunga low, basement, furnace, hardwood floor in Bring room, garage, con crete drive, pared street and good location, cut from $3750 to $3200 for quick sale. Melvin Johnson, 320 U. S. Bank Bldg. . Salem's Real Old Time Crystal Garden every Saturday Professor to .Speak Professor Jewell of Oregot. State Agricultural college is to be the speaker at the Salem Ki wauls Special Sunday Dinner Served 5:45 to 8 p. m. Hotel. Im(I IXI)))) h it ii ii ;; ; SAYS . Don't buy until you see our late 1927 model Ford coupe, lots of equipment, good rubber and like new in every way. Priced at $295.00. V ii , -"The Hons That Service Built" Rain Total 7.oa Inches) A recheck shows that the total amount of rainfall in the month of November at Salem was 7.02 Inches, according to .the official monthly weather report issued yesterday by Lloyd Harder, local weather observer. ; , There were only five days in the entire month during which no, rain fell. The heaviest rain fell In the 24 hour period ending at 7 p. m. Novem ber 25. During this time a total of 1.18 inches ot rain fell. Marlon The Bell Ringers Swedish-American Bell Orches tra at First Congregational church Monday night; matinee for chil dren 4:15. . . . . . j '. , . Adam ngel Sued Suit to foreclose a $3000 mort gage was filed against Adam En gel, local contractor, by Arthur Girod yesterday afternoon. 8 Oregon Pulp and Paper Co. Preferred. Limited amount for sale. Hawkins and Roberts. Phone 1417. , Nearly New 500 KeUogg Radio, operates from light sock et, for less than one. half price. Phone 1823W. , Marriage License Issned A license to wed was yesterday issued from the of flee of the Mar ion county clerk to Edwin L. Lar- eluh luncheon next Tuesday, the 22. ot SUverton, and Mary P weekly bulletin will announce. He Is at liberty to select his own sub ject. Dance at Schindler's, Ton! te state leaves Terminal at 8:45. Kuraltare Upholateres And repairing. GIeae-Powers Furniture Co. Old Time Dance . - At Castllian Hall tonight, cor ner Chemeketa and Liberty, new management. Oudeans orchestra; Kew Fine Home Price Cut Double garage and all modern features Including extra plumbing. tiled bath, etc. Terms. See at 248 w. Superior. Immediate posses sion. From $7500 to 88900. Pav ings paid.' Becke it Hendricks, 189 N. High street. R&kiess Driving Charged Frank c. Norwood entered a --plea of not guilty to a charge of 1 r I , a l here yesterday. He was held tor irsai i. xuiure aate. Lost English Female Bon- Puppy Call Terminal Cafe, e- ward. e Order Now Christmas Delivery Fernery $4.00 anil up. : Chil dren's rockers $4.00 and up. Jar-! dinleres. Baskets, Chain Etc. Open evenings. Salem Wicker Mfg. Co.. 2218 State. Phone 2230 Three Fatalities In Week-r v There were three : fatuities In Oregon due to industrial accidents during the week ending December 1. according to a report prepared V ,V A . a , , . A uj iuB iiiB laauiruu acciaeiu kS commission. , The victims lnclud- 9 J ed Robert K. Young, Portland, L 1 As an Investment This corner lot 100x100 only five blocks from the business center of Salem should appeal to any one looking for a good location for something - like this: ' Garage, machine shop. Woodworking shop. Store house, packing t house, : Laundry, broom factory. . There Is now a 3-story ware house on this lot. See us for price and terms. A U. S. REALTY CO. 442 State St. Tel. 2660 Tool Kit Stolen Louis Lachmand, hop dealer, reported to the police yesterday that someone had -stolen a kit of valuable tools from his hop ranch. The bag contained a box of sock et wrenches, hand tools, pliers, stillson wrenches, valve grinders, and a lot of other mechanical de vices. The Ben Ringers Swedish-American Bell Orches-I tra at First Congregational church Monday night; matinee for chil dren 4:15. V Ladies Halrcat Appointmenta Elite Beauty Shoppe over the Gray Belle. Phone 914. AH Schools Visited Mrs. Mary Fulkerson, county superintendent of schools, an aounced: late yesterday- that she has completed a tour of inspection of all public ' schools In Marion county this school year. First Holiday Season D . Dad Watson real old time dance. Crystal Garden, Wed., Dec. 7. Novelties Turkey prises. Come. First Holiday Season Dance Dad Watson real old time dance. Crystal Garden, Wed., Dec 5 7. Novelties Turkey prizes. Come. Default Ordered-, i - Order of default was yesterday entered In circuit court in the di vorce case of Eunice Hart vs. Earl T. Hart. i " . Matinee for. School Children - Only "Monday 4:15 p.. m.. 25c, First Congregational Church. ' Acre Tract For Lease or Sale -Close bus and schooL Modern house. Rent. $20. Price $2750. Terms like rent Immediate pos session. South, r Becke sis Hen dricks, 189 N. High Street. Two Foreclosure Suite - Sarah H. Carrier yesterday started foreclosure proceedings against A. W. ; Lathrop and also against J. B. - Cummlngs.r .Thf mortgages are for $15.00 each. , Always a Good Time , On Saturday nltes Hazelgreen.' Schwenk, 18, of Mt. Angel. Small Home Bet Bay 3 Lots- Paving paid. Total now $2100 cash. See at 880 N. :22nd. Becke ft Hendricks, 189 N. High Street Children's Hair Catting 1064 Oak street, between Capi tol and University. ; Eugene T. Prescott : Cars Found i Two Ford cars recently reported stolen have been found. One re ported stolen November 29 by W. H. Hertsog has been recovered at Eugene. Another reported stolen November 24 by A. O. Lindsay of Dundee, Ore., has been found at Sheridan. Ore. Choice Holly and Wreaths v Phone 212 O. W. Bean. The Ben Ringers . I Swedish-American : Bell Orches tra at First Congregational church Monday night; matinee for chil dren 4:15. Wetjen Story Appears Albert Richard Wetjen ot this city is again , among the writers featured by Action Stories. His story. "Shark" Bait," appears in the January issue ox this ' maga- tine, now on the newsstands. This is a thrilling tale of adventure in the South- Seas, featuring Shark Gotch, the famous character of a series by this author. Ladles Hair Cutting By. appointment. Elite Shoppe.' Phone 914. Beauty a Tickets on Sale at Pattons For Swedish American Bell Ringers. - . Brief Cases Found- Two . men . recently reported to the police that they had their brief case stolen from their cars. Both cases were ' brought Into police headquarters yesterday. Evident ly the thieves who stole them thought there might be valuables of some kind Inside. The owners are R. K. Lee of Portland, and A. J. Reusseau. First Church of Christ, Scientist i Of Salem announces a tree lec ture on Christian Science by Mr. John W.-Doorljy C S. B., of Lon don. England, member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother. Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, In , Boston, Massachusetts, in the church edi fice, corner of Chemeketa end Lib erty streets, Tuesday evening. De cember 6, at eight o'clock. The public is cordially invited to at tend. Tbe Bell Ringers i Swedish-American Bell Orches tra at First Congregational church Monday night; matinee for chil dren 4:15. PUffiDHlTE TO AVOID WEDDING Iddinois Youth Confesses He I Tried Plot Against School Teacher OTTAWA. 111., Dec. 22 (AP) To avoid marrying his school teacher sweetheart, Hiram Reed, son of a wealthy Mossvllle farmer, confessed today that he planted A stick of dynamite in the stove of the country school where she taught, believing that It would ex plode and kill her when she kindled the fire. - As a' result of his act, the girl. Miss lola Bradford, Is near death and the youth Is held pending the result of her Injuries and to de termine what charges shall be placed against him. i After being with the young wo man, who, doctors said, is soon to become a mother, until 11:30 o'clock Wednesday night, Russell O. Hanson, state's attorney, said Reed told him Chat he went to the school house four miles north of Rutland where she teaches and placed a stick and a half of dyna mite In it, attaching a ten inch fuse. The dynamite exploded when the teacher started the fire, partly wrecking the building and. injur ing the girl so seriously that doc tors fear she may die. , he authorities eald that Reed had been engaged to the girl, but had delayed the wedding date sev eral times, he date for the mar riage - finally was . fixed for next Sunday and plans for the-wedding had been discussed by the couple a few- hours . before Reed planted the dynamite, Hanson said the youth told him. The annual meeting ot the Ore gon Wool growers association win be held in Pendleton, January 13 and 14, according to a recent an nouncement i by K. O Warner. president of the group. 1 . j FOR SALE OR RENT Three acres close in on paved highway with modern house. F. L. Wood, 341 State ST, ' - amis delight WITH LATEST PLAY "We've Got To Have Money" Proves Vehicle With . Universal Appeal By Victor D. Carlson "We've got to have money," and howl Men of genius but no cash shoemakers with leather substK tutes, barbers with hair-growing fluids, chemists with a mixture calculated to ; revolutionise - the paint Industry all earnest, con centrating brain artists but , no coin. ' v-"m.-. ' ;-- I,5"' Snlkpoh players of Salem high school solved the problem of fi nancing these Inventors by the production of Edward Laska's ri otous comedy last night at the au ditorium. A philanthropist who made him self a fortune merely by being philanthropic was Dave Farnum, who elevated himself almost over night from a disgraced jroung man deserted" by his sweetheart, to, a wealthy man who doled out favors to his f inancee's guardian, won back his respect and the love of his flanqee. " George Beechler played the part of Farnum with 1 unusual ; stage presence. He fairly lived the char acter, particularly in the third act when scurrying stenographers and secretaries responding to the magic word "Kllpatrick came and went at his beck and call. Piquant Maxlae Myers la beau tiful gowns was well cast as 01- ga Walcott, pampered ward of a wealthy paint manufacturer. It was Marvin Headrick as Rich ard Walcott who dominated the stage, however, whenever he made an appearance. Headrick has a poise and a manner which be speaks experience, and brought roars from the audience with his spontaneous quips. Ceroid Simpson appeared as Lu cas, the negro valet, only In the first act, but he was largely re sponsible for the laughs when he was on the stage. . Julia Creech, as Betty Clark ot Barnard college; Aulden Reeder as Thomas Campbell, the student who got his college education through the kindness of his chum, David Farnum; Lorence Marquiss as Toney Piatt, the lawyer: Frank Sharer as Robert Brady, the mon ey man; and David Eyre, as M Levante, sleek villain, all deserve special mention for. their splendid work in this play. Others in the cast were Milo Ross; as Professor Brlgley, of Co lumbia university; Roy Maden. as the process server: Olven Bowes as Kennison, the secretary: Charles ; Bier as Otto . Schultx: Raymond Busick. 1 as Dunn the draughtsman; Ivan Kafoury as the barber; Eleanor Wright, as "The Other Woman;' Carol Braden as Miss Doolittle; and Virginia Page as the bookkeeper. Miss Leila Johnson coached the play assisted by Billie Cupper. The managing staff consisted of Georgre Lloyd, general manag er; ' Charles Classett. assistant manager; Carlton Roth as stage manager; Keller Moore, assistant stage manager: Marvin Headrick. advertising manager; Victor Wolfe property manager; Charles Bier, wardrobe master; Lucy Brown. wardrobe mistress; .and Aulden Reeder, head usher. Profits from the play will be used to purchase a rift tor the high school next spring. 1 BELGIAN CHAMP SAILS FOR U. S. QUICK COLD TABLETS Guaranteed to break up a cold in 24 hours. NELSON HUNT, Druggists Cor. Court and Liberty Tel. 7 FOR INFORMATION : ABOUT LOCAL OR EASTERN RAILROAD TRIPS 1 PHONE 727 OrcEcnBcctrfclly. . Willamette Valley Line Divorce Refused- Mr. and Mrs. Norris J. Thomas hare been married to each other TYPavnfiEns x o. smith a coaoirA EUyDSTEAXD ASSESS Ail Makes Vtei Mctint ' Fhcn S51 " 421 Court St, FOR DECORATIONS Sec -. ', Telephone tSO v 51S State ft, Ladies' wool dresses cleaned and pressed, 11.00 up. Men's and Ladies suits cleaned and pressed 91.00. . f ' VABXET CUCANRRS - Over BruScks pisbncUy- Correct Footwear For Men i Boys " W Girls John J. Rottle Expert Shoe Fitters A1S State St. ELECTRIC MOTORS v - Rewotwd and Repaired, New. , - v .-' or Used Motors VIBECKT & TODD Things Electrical 101 Booth Uigh Tel. 2112 r Our Suggestions for a Gift or Prize Cara Nome Bath Salts l A popular package for gift purposes. -- A spoonful or two in the bath softens- the- ' water and adds a de Ughtful odor, $1.50 Perry's Dru j Store 115 S. Comraercial ? NEW . YORK, Dee, 1. -AP) A rival of Jaok Dempsey within the . former heavyweight cham pion's own "family' council ap peared today with announcement that Pierre Charles, heavyweight champion of Belgium, had sailed for New York from Antwerp, Charles wilt eater an Intensive campaign tor Gene Tanner's laur els under the tutelage of Gus Wil son, . former train of Georges Carpentier, and, now Dempsey's trainer, secretary and confidant. Charles, a 204 pound husky, six feet three inches tall, defeated Jack Humbeck. now campaigning in America, in a it round match tor : the Belgian title ' a year ago. He fought a draw with Humbeck shortly before the latter came to the United States. DAVIS, O'LEARY FIGHT TO DRAW EUGENE, Dec. 2. (AP) Smiling Red Davis of Eugene fought Charley O'Leary, Portland lightweight, to a draw in the head liner of a triple main event box- OBITUARY . -, Cooklin . .. . Winona Conklln died at a local hospital at the age of 12 this morning. Her father and ' mo ther, Mr. and Mrs. R. E Conklln, and a sister, Eleanor and brother. Roscoe, . survive her.. Funeral services . will be held from the Webb Funeral Parlors Monday at 1:30 a. m. Thomas Henry homas. age 84. died at his residence, 2446 Hazel avenue, December 1. He Is survived by his wodow, Eunice, of Salem, and a eon, Edgar of Berkeley, Cal. Funeral services will be held Mon day morning from the Webb fun eral parlor at 10 a. m., with Rev. Hayward In charge. Dougherty , At the famUy home, 2707 Brooks avenue, December 2. Pat? rick Dougherty, 8 months old child of Clarence and Mary Dough erty died and is survived by the parents and two brothers, Ray mond and James. Remains are in care of the Salem Mortuary. Fu neral announcement will.be made later. Dewey . Died at her late home at 697 Market street on December 2, Miss Ella P. Dewey, 72. She is sur vived by one sister, Mrs. Mary Kulp, ot Canton, Ohio, three brothers Charles of Batavia, N. Y. Leslie of Lee's Creek, Ohio, and George C. Dewey of Salem. The funeral will be held at - the Terwilllger funeral home Satur day at 2:30 p. m.. with Rev. Cof fey officiating. Interment will take place in the Odd Fellows cemetery. :i BIT. CREST ABBEY MAUSOLEUM VAULT ENTOMBMENT LLOYD T. RIGDON, Mngr. lag show staged at th armory here tonight. ;i v Austin Rosander of Portland, 1 4 S . won a - technical knockout over Billy Wellborn r of Eugene when Wellborn broke a thumb In the third round and was unable to return for the fourth; ' In the third main event Lloyd Farmer, Eugene bantamweight, won a de cision from Billy Watson of Spo kane by carrying the battle to his opponent throughout. All three . main events were scheduled to go six rounds. Title Insurance j Favored By Realty Board Speaker Elimination of' abstracts through the use of title Insurance, and tbe establishment of escrow departments in title company of fices, was advocated. at the 8alem Realty board luncheon Thursday by T. M. Hicks and W. B. Hansen, local abstractors. ; Oregon is 40 years behind the times in handling ; title business, said Mj. Hicks. Under the pres ent system, two or three days is required completely to close a real estate deal, while in California, they do it in a few hours. CELLO WHIPS FRASER SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2. (AP) Tommy Cello, 138 1-2 ot r3an Francisco outpunched and out boxed Don Frassr, 138, of Spo kane, to win a 10 round decision at Golden Gate arena here tonight. DROWNED . BODY RECOVERED ASTORIA, Dec. 2. (AP) Six hours after he had fallen into the Columbia river from a dredge on which he was employed, the body of Karsten Loland, 24. Astoria, was recovered today. Loland . ia believed to have become entangled In anchorage ropes. ) CHAS. O. PFEIL DD3S i MEMPHIS, Tenn., Dec 2. (AP). Charles O. Pfell, recently nominated for president ot the United States Golf association died at the Baptist Memorial hospital here tonight after several weeks illness from a septicaema. He was 56 years old. THE DALLES YOUTH DIES THE DALLES. Dec. 2. (AP) - Infantile paralysis claimed an other victim today when Ray Lu cas, ten years old, died from the disease at Wasco where his par ents had been visiting since Thankscivinc day. This was the first case of the disease in Sher man county. LIVESTOCK HAVE INNINGS International - Livestock Expo!- " tion Nears Final Close) CHICAGO. Dec. 2. (AP) Horses, cattle and swine of noble breeds from Wisconsin, Ohio, Mich lean. Indiana, Iowa, Illinois and Canada had .their innings of glory at the internatloal livestock ex position as it neared conclusion today. They romped away with virtually every blue ribbon and championship .remaining. An Iowa farmer I. C. Lister ot Pulaski: the Frans Brothers and Mrs. James Franz and -, Sons of Mount Cory. Ohio, and the Cud- shy Brothers company of Cudaby. Wisconsin, were the outstanding individual winners of the day. " LADD & BUSH, Bankers Established 1863 General Banlong Business ' . . Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. to. - Let Kennell-Ellis Make Your View and Commercial Pictures, Any Time, Any Place Old Photographs Copied Often yon want old photographs reproduced, but fear entrust ing them to strangers. 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