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BARHAM BROTHERS
PRH11CT ACTIVITY
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Will . Change Name of Tiieii
". Building Organization.
January First :
'.' ..The Cherry City Construction
company announce that, January
1st the name of the concern will
bo changed to Barham Brothers
Construction company. The firm,
organized three yeajrs ago, con
Bti:s of four brothers, J. A. Bar
tr.in, WVJ. Ear ham, K. V. Bar ham
an4 Wayne W; Barham, all well
known and popular In the capital
city. . ,. , .
The Barham brothers for many
rears have been closely Identified
with construction ' work through
out the Willamette valley. Their
fr:t work of importance vat just
17 years ago. when they were the
aucreesful bidder on the First Na
tional bank at New berg. They al
so built the Falls City school
touse the same year.
Se Activity Ahead
In recent years they hare con
structed numerous residences and
other bnlldlnga. throughout the
valley, including: the boys and
gins club building and the auto
pavilion at the state fairgrounds;
also tbt 18,000 annex to the in-
1 . . I . v. - m t . ', I a -
p.Kjuun iur i lie iceuie muaeu
a Hi the annex to the tuberculosis
hospital. They are now complet
ing the - McLiOughlin church at In
dependence. W. J. Barham, one of the broth
er!, stated last night that there
ec-eaia to be-no decrease in the de
mand for first class homes, and
"that th nrevalllnsr nrfr-oa nn build
ing materials, especially on lum-
ber, is giving an added spurt to
me interest in nome Duuaing. He
sees no cauee for predicting any
thing but continued building ac
tivity In Salem and vicinity
throughout the coming year.
two out of three falls. 'Chrlsten
soa won the first fail in 22 min
utes and Pete ther second on an
Both wreetlers crashed to the mat
lor the third fall, their heads
'striking together as they did so
and both .were knocked cold. Pete
UB)fu?u iait vw uma mnm
awaraea tne iau ana tne aecision.
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HQDISTS HOLD
ALL DAY S iBESSiOH
Over 20 Ministers Presented
; At Amity At Salem Dis
trict Meeting- " -
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON, -TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1S27
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37 CIIAMBKR OF C03I3EERCE
CANDIDATES
DOUBLE KNOCKOUT SEEN
Rare Event Takes Place In Wrest
Una; Event at Eugene
EUGENE,! Dec. 12. (AP).
That rarest of rare event, a dou
ble knockout, featured the sched
uled two hour wrestling show
which "Wildcat Pete, junior mid
dleweight of Eugene, won from
Merle Chrlsfenson of AlbanyN on
flf COLE McELROY'S
M SPANISH BALL ROOM
P 5: DANCE BAND
of Portland -will
play
A Return Engagement
Tonight
DEC. 13TH
- at
CRYSTAL GARDENS "
SALEM
By Popular Demand
Dance
1 12 Columbia Recording 12
and Radio Artists
ADMISSION.
Gentlemen $1.10
Ladlea 50c
A Salem district meeting of
Methodist church ministers was
held last Monday at Amity. The
all-day meeting was called by
Superintendent D. H. Leech.
More than thirty ministers were
presented. They were entertained
in the Amity church parlors, with
Rev. H. H. Allen as the host; Rev.
J. J. Patton, of Dundee, acted is
secretary.
Rev. F. C. Taylor made the first
morning address at the gathering.
He spoke upon "Spiritual Em
phasis." Rev. O. V. Fallis, of
Albany, read a ; paper entitled j
"Stewardship of ""Money." j
After a dinner served by ladies
of the church. Dr. T. E. Elliott,
of Portland, executive- secretary
of the conference claimants en
dowment fund, spoke of his work,
and Rev. D. Lester Field, of Tilla
mook, talked of some of the prob
lems facing conference stewards.
Dr. Leech remarked at the
opening of the session that one-
fourth of all pastors in the district
had8tudied at Kimball school of
theology, and another one-fourth
were graduates.
Minister present were . Dr. D.
H. Leech, Salem; Dr. F. C Tay
lor, Salenf; ' Rev. J. J. Patton, of
Dundee; Rev. T. E. Elliott, of
Portland; Rev. L. C. Klrby, of
Dallas; Rev. S. W. Hall, of Mc
Minnvllle; Rev. Thomas Acheson,
of Salem: Rev. 8. D. Johnson, of
Salem; Rev. D. Lester Fields, of
Tillamook; Rev. J. H. Ebert, of
Banks: Rev. O. V. Fallis, of Al
bany; Rev. Walter Gleiser, of
Newberg; Rev. E. G. Ran ton, of
Independence; Rev. Wayne
W fight, of Markham; Rev. Wilm-
er Brlggs, of Brooks: Rev. E. W.
Withness, of Willanrina.
Rev. G. F. Gordon, of Sheridan;
Rev. H. H. Miles, of Falls City;
Rev. C. W. Pogue, of Yamhill;
Rev. C. I. Andrews, Rev. W. H.
Hertiog, and Dr. E. S. Hammond,
of Kimball school; Rev. F. L.
Kennell, of West Salem; Rev. E.
M. Toomy, of Jefferson : Rev. S.
D. Trefnen.'of Shoals; Rev. H. E.
Raney. of Dayton; Rev. M. A.
Moncey, of Forest Grove; Rev.
C. ' A. - Pickering, of Sherwood ;
Rev. M. - A. Groves, of Turner;
Rev. W. B. Empey, of McCabe;
Rev. W. J. Morrow, of Bay City;
and Rev. H. H. Allen, of Amity.
Nominees for chamber of com
merce offices were announced at
the luncheon yesterday by George
Grabenhoret, chairman of 'the
Dominating com mittee. i The elec
tion will be held next Monday. J
Those named were: ;
President Dr. B. Blatchford.
Fred A. Erixon and George F.
Vick. . --- . ' f -"r ?
Vice president Grant W. Day,
L. W. Gleason and Fred A. Thlel
sen. ' :T- '"
Secretary D. B. J arm an, John
W. Orr and B. E. Siasen.
Treasurer Dr. L. E. Barrick,
K. B. Kugel, and Lee F. Dnruh. r
- Social department-. F.-Breit-haupt,
U. G. Holt and Dr. Henry
E. Morris. .
Civic department T. M. Barr,
W. L. Phillips and E. F. Smith.
Agricultural dep a r t m e n t
Charles Hudkins, Lloyd T. Rey
nolds, and C. A. Swope.
Legislative department Leon
N. Childs. W. G. Kreuger and J.
F.'Ulrich.
Industrial department Otto A.
Hillman, W. J. Llljequist and A-
C. Nelson.
Members of the nominating
committee, aanied last week by U.
S.. i Page, t president, -were George
Grabenhorst, chairman,-Oliver J.
Myera and L 31. Dough ton,
NORMAL QUINTET
BEATS ATHENIANS
OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL,
Monmouth, Dec. 12. (Special)
Salem y. M. C. A. Athenians lost
a fast practice game to the Ore
gon normal school squad Saturday
night on the Monmouth floor with
a final score of 32 to 28. The sec
ond team of the ; normal lost a
preliminary tilt to the Monmouth.
town team. The lineup:
Normal (S2) - " Athenians (28)
Becken". . . w . . Ft . Bailey (9)
Cook (18).... F Gibson (8)
Sehrunk .... .' C Steelhammer
Phillips ...... G ........ Hunt
Morris . . . . . . G. . Schwabbauer .
Subs: Normal, Beerman and
King. Salem: Ward. Referee:
Nelson of Monmouth, v V
FLIGHT PLANS PROGRESS
Lindbereh Postpones Trip Short
Time Dae to Weather
WASHINGTON, Dec, 12. (AP)
Undismayed by reports of poor
weather conditions. Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh pushed steadily for
ward today with preparations for
MEXICO STAND OUTLINED
Xo Objection to Ellas Testifying as
Individual. Word
MEXICO CITT. Dec. 12.--(AP)
The Mexican government has no
objection to the Mexican consul
general, - Arturo ' M. Ellas,: giving
the senate committee in Washing
ton such Information as he per
sonally voluntarily pleases. Act
ing Foreign Minister Estrada an
nounced in an official statement
today. But, he added, the only
Mexican official in the United
States who is authorized to receive
requests for official Information
is the Mexican ambassador.
"If Consul General Ellas," sayi
the statement, "desires voluntar
ily to give the senate committee
the Information asked of him, and
do it in a personal manner, it will
not be the Mexican government
that will object to greater light
being thrown upon the scandalous
calumnies. The; only representa
tive of Mexico empowered to re
ceive requests for official inform
ation from the American authori
ties and through, the proper chan
nels ia our ambassador at Wash
ington.; " -.- f i ; J -1
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FOR.
EUMATISM
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hie flight from Washington to
Mexico City. . ; - ,
The day's activities Included a
consultauon with officials or the
weather bureau and the navy hv-
Ulrographic office after which he
announced the flight could not be
begun for at least 10 days--lnn-cheon
with the commanding offi
cer at Boiling field and an after
noon spent inspecting the work of
army mechanics on the Spirit of
St. Louis and in testing the army's
new Loening headquarters plane.
Meanwhile the senate followed
the lead of the house in voting un
animously 'that a congrssional me
dal of honor, one of the nation's
highest , awards. . be conferred on
the famous young aviator In rec
ognition of his ' trans-Atlantic
flight. . ' : V: .
At the .navy;. department the
flier supplied the hydrographie of
fice with details of the weather he
encountered on his New York to
Paris flight,' tn order that a com
parison might be drawn with the
conditions predicted - before the
flight was begun. Hydrographie
officials said that with the excep
tion of about 700 miles In mid
ocean the weather had been much
as forecast. 4 .
BANK BOBBED .
CHICAGO, Deot 12. -(AP). A
robber with a machine gun held
up the Wes wood State bank in
Elmwood Park, a suburb, today
and escaped with $4,000, bank of
ficials reported to the police.
BAXG! MURDER? NOPE, THIE
DETROIT, M!ch.--Mldnight 'In
Highland Park, i Citizens asleep.
Came a report. Sort of a blast Or
an explosion. MurderT Holdup?
Maybe. Burglar-alarm rings at po
lice headquarters. Brave eonnera
dash out. And find a s wearing:
turck driver. And a baloon tire
blown out. Part of it nt tm-r,
a jewelry store window. And set
pif the alarm.
For All Coughs
and All Ages
Safe and
Reliable
Children like
it. Mothers
endorse it All
users recom
mend it.
Broken Pe.
SticW
FOR Xiv
SPECIAL FOR MONDx
TUES, WED. & TIIURST
Just think, a 35c Candy
for only ' "
17c a Lb.
, v or two lbs. for 20c
Get all you want and put
.it away for Xmaa
. Only at
Schaef er's
DIXQ BTOIiH
135 North jTomrrercial St
Phono 197 '
' Original YeEcw Frnnt
Penalaj Agency V
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Perliaos vou didn't realize that Baver Asoirin tablets are made
to relieve the deep-down rheumatic aches as well as dispel the occa
sional headache. They do! In cases of neuralgia, neuritis, lum
bago; for those pains that penetrate one's very bones, Bayer
Asnirin tablets offer real relief. Tust be sure you are getting the
real Bayer Aspirin, with Bayer on each tablet and on the box
wiin proven airecuons insiuc; nu uiuggiais.
Fbysidans prescribe Bayer Aspirin;
; it oesiNOT ed the
Asoilia U fh traiV mark of Bj Mumfmrtnr of MojwieeOeseiaMter of Pl!crl!erfa
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EIoEdoy Oca con
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Round trip tickets for Christmas and Ne-w '
Year holiday trips will be on sale at
Groatly Ilcduccd Faro ,
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Let the Southern Pacific take yon and bring you back
at surprisingly . low cost In real cozy comfort and
safety. -
j " -"'j "!--p Ealagiplca ' I .
From Salem to: v ? f
Portland .--$ 2.00 Marshfield ...- .$11.20
Corvallls 4 1.50 ' , Medford .JL .$13.30;
Eugene LL" $ 3.10 Roseburg L:....;..$ 7.00"
- - - 1 ' . , .-,-,
..Similar low fares to other ; - . ,
' points Including California: I f
These tickets good on train er the Southern Pacific :
silver-gray motor coaches leaving; and arriving at tha
New Salem Hotel ' t
' High BU between BUte and Ferry
Please telephone 80 or call at ticket offices for in
formation regarding tale dates ; and return limits. :
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New Salem
Hotel-
Phone 1885
City Ticket Office
is n. liberty St.
51
MAKE
DAD
HAPPY
By
This
Economizing
The way to do this Is to make your purchases Wherl
.' each and every item is priced at the lowest possible
margin of profit. In Gr$cerles we "submit: "
10 lbs. Best Fruit Cane
Sugar
Best Fresh Margerine 22e
8 lbs ; , ;.. ;..v - :
Fresh Fig
Bars; lb. .. ,.
Peer of all Coffee
Upton's, lb. . ,
Bulk Cocoa,
3 lbs
Market Day Raisins
1 4-lb. package . J..
Lemon or Orange Peel 35c lb.
Citron, lb. . -
Best Eastern Pop Corn
aibsfor . ..
1 Good 4 Strand House
broom ... .
Netted Gem or Burbank Potatoes
100 lbs. for
65c
59c
15c
- 49 c
TffiTiee 3 lbs. 1.12
29c
f; 29c
45c
25c
39c
- S119
If Dad or Brother Smokes or Chews you can glv4
him a carton of Lucky Strike, Chesterfield, Old Gold
or Camels at J 1.23, or a plug Days Work at 59c or
Star, Horseshoe or Climax at 69c or 2 pes. Velvet
or Prince Albert for 23c
In furnishings we I have : House Slippers, Norfolk
Jackets, Sweaters, Ties, Raincoats, Umbrellas, Gar
ters, Handkerchiefs, etc AH at little prices. :
G.!C. Store
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Phone-560
- We Deliver Free
254 N. ComT.
MOW SHOWING
The Long Looked for
D I M I MG R0O M
UITl
s
JUST THE SIZE FOR BUNGALOW OR COMBINATION LIVING AND DINING
ROOM AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF.
The Table closed .42 inches by 54 inches Opens to 6 feet.
The Buffet Top 21 inches by 54 inches. ,
The China Cabinet Top 42 inches. :
The Server 36 Inches: ,
The Diners and Arm Diner covered in Tapestry or Blue Leather.
if - e
.i . A "4.. i s-
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" 07 c r -'etc-!:"
; thls'splcnd' .(
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and $34, r.ov
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$4-$1
5-Piece Suite
7- Piece Suite
8- Piece Suite
Table
4 Diners
Table
5 Diners and Arm Diner
Table, Buffet
5 Diners and Arm Diner
$56.50
$89.00
$128.50
SUITE IN BEAUTIFUL COMBINATION WALNUT -MUST BE SEEN TO B
APPRECIATED
GIE)SE-POWERS
furniture -Compaw
y
iidoiireular
prices Iiav6"al773 r
then e ; ctibds
rlglit ii
copd lr..
Civo;tIiA?
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1928 License Free
with every used car
until Christmas. This
is a Special Holiday
Offeri Our low prices .
remain the same.
Elxpcrie'nced motorists know thero
: ia biff valuo in agood used car.
Tho extra valuo in Buick motor
cars is the big reason, why so many
people buy tnerri. '
It never has been necessary to add
an extra $ 1 00 or eo to fair used car
allowances to get people, to tako
new Buicks. - , -
Consequently we " do not need to
collect those extra hundreds from
peoplo who buy the used cars from
You sa ve money when you buy
your used car from a Buick dealer.
His prices are right! fc
:His word is as good as gold money!
SEE
these V
( USED
AUTOS
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$1585
Sedan.
11150
1025 - Master Buick
'Fully Equipped,
1926 Master Buiclc Brougham,
Fully Equipped, Just like .
new. Original Price f 2340,
Our price,
ld26 Master . Buick
Rubber 80, -
1926 Buick Stand C V"
Fully Equipped. R " : '- v.
New, Oritrinal Pal
1926 Bulek Stands
New Rubber, Original Paint,
Fully Equipped. $975
1923 Light Six Studebaker
Coupe, . FuDy Equipped, Orig
inal Paint ; $345
1923 Maxwell Sedan, New
: Rubber, First Class ' Uphol
stery, : Goinff at' $325
1925 Model 66 Willys Ksiffht
- Sedan;, FullyEquipped, t $375
1923 Light Six- StuiLst- -
Sedan, Fully Equipped,
ber 80 -
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DESKS
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1923 Palire Coach.
Equipped. First Class Rnl
Four Theel Brakes, Price w
Eell .
: "OTFSBfeV WILSON
308 N. Ccm'LSt..