THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON; THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1928 01 rob FIRST IIOMK TALENT AFFAIR IN 8EVERAL, TEARS NORTH HOWELL. April 4. (Special) The program which vti (iTen at the Central Howell rharch last Saturday night was en joyed by a large crowd. This was the first time for serrral years that a program of this, nature had keen put on in this community by local talent. Credit for this pro gram Is largely due Mrs. R. C. Ramsdea who was chairman of the committee. The community spirit was also admirable as near ly ail who were asked to help did so willingly. A beautiful cake was given to the man who received the most votes as the ugliest man present. Lunch was served in the base ment and a satisfactory sum was made with which to buy school equipment. Mrs. A. A. Hall entertained in honor of her daughter Lucille on her seventh birthday on Monday afternoon from three to five o'clock. After playing games, which all enjoyed, a dainty lunch was served with the birthday cake as a center piece and Easter nov elties as decorations. The children present were Evelyn Hall. Evelyn Plankett, Donald Steffen. Marjor le Herr, Joyce Simmons. Clarence and Robert Simmons and the little hostess. Lucille Hall. Mrs. Hall was assisted by her niece. Mrs. Bertie. Bye. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Steffen mo tored to Portland Sunday with mother, Mr. Letay. Joyce and Rita Steffen remained for a longer vis it; their parents returning on Monday. THIEVES GET BUSY SEEM TO LIKE WEATHER; TIRES PRINCIPAL PREY Prowlers took advantage of the lovely weather Tuesday evening and managed to get away with a few odd things such as tires, rims, chains, etc. W. L. pftce reported to local police that a tire and rim were taken from hte automobile which was parked on 19th street near Nebraska street. Another similar case occurred at 795 Trade street, where George Person reported that thieves had removed a tire and rim from his machine which he had parked near "his home last niEht. It Is believed that both tires have been stolen by the same party. A. N. Janneen reported that a one ton hoist chain was stolen from the Terminal IrV and Cold Storage plant located at North Front street, sometime last night Parrish Junior high school was entered by prowlers Tuesday for the third time In a month, the drawers of the office rooms being thoroughly ransacked, but noth Ing of any value was reported m Using. The building was en tered by Jimmying the private en trance. Every drawer in the of fice 'had been taken out, and papers were found scattered all over the floor this morning. Of ficer Thomason made an Investl- BOXING PROBE ORDERED Portland CUj OotwcH Authorise A adit of Books PORTLAND. April 4. (AP). Audit of the books of the muni cipal boxing commission, not on ly under the present administra tion, but for the entire history of the commission was ordered by the city council today at the re quest of Frank J. Lonergan, chair man of the commission. Lonergan called attention to the charges of Walter B. Honey man to the effect that expenses of the commission were being padded and said that be thought It would be well to look Into the expenses of the commission dar ing the time that Honeyman was chairman. TORRENT HITS OKLAHOMA Sadden Deluge Washes House From Foundations, Report gation but could find no clues as their family to visit Mrs. Steffen's to who had entered. inSIS OESHDISDS. A conservative business man came to our store last Saturday with a considerable list of wants totaling nearly $80.00 and said JUST FILL THE ORDER. This party well knew the list of cut prices being ad vertised, he knew we would not meet some of the prices BELOW COST. He, however, felt satisfied that the NET would be as LOW OR LOWER. After all it is the NET that counts. WE APPRECIATE THIS CONFIDENCE. THIS WEEK WE ARE ADVERTISING: 5 lbs. of Good Solid, t A Medium Size Onions 1UC Solid Large Lettuce, OC 9c or 3 for LOC 10 lb pail Oregon 1 OA Strained Honey vltJJ 1 lb. can AQn Lipton Coffee tvC 3 lbs. Extra Large OO Italian Prunes aOC 1 lb. Choice 1Q Dried Apricots 1C 3 lbs of Good A A Bulk Coffee tpl.UU 7 bars Citrus OKn Laundry Soap tDC EGGS FOR EASTER All of our eggs come direct from the farm. The pres ent price is 20c retail. We however anticipate a raise and reserve the right to follow price changes. HOSIERY All of'the well and favorably known "ARROWHEAD ' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED A full stock of Ladies' Fibre Silks in the vlQ various popular shades TaC The new pointed heel in nil sjlk to the hem. You will be proucTof this hose at Ladies New Sport IQ Hose, priced 47 C A lull line of children s Hosierv Or A A priced ;.. ZDCand 4s7C FOR ALL AROUND VALUES SHAWNEE, Okla.. Apr. 4. (AP) A deluge of rain whipped through Shawnee tonight, poured i torrent into the lowlands, wasti ng many houses from their foun dations and rendering possibly one thousand persons homeless. Hail beat down the boughs of trees, smashed scores of windows and penetrated roofs to admit wa ter into the interior of buildings. The city was plunged into dark ness. At the close range the load was shot with such force that it pene trated a sweater and other cloth ing, passed through the left lung, and lodged near the heart. Holy Week Services Being Held At St. Paul's Church Holy week service are being conducted each day at St. Paul's iscopal church at 9:45 a. m. The scrr ices on Thursday will be at 7 a. m. for those who are tor success there. I 41-- . " M was approred by fhe house $20.000.000 slash or at. least a Og-ure aa his h as was approred oy . - A A AAA AAA 11 AIA not bare tba entire support, how ever, of the minority members, Senator King of Utah, desiring to stand by the $200,900,000 limita tion until the extent of appropria tions was mof definitely determined. Senator Simmons gave notice also that he would carry bis fight for a larger cutjon the corpora tion tax to the floor but he did not seem enthusiastic about his pros- Rep un employed during the day, and Hcan independents who bold the galn at 9:45 a. oa. balance of power In the senate 5n Good Friday there wTu be have declared against any tax re the three hour derotlon begin- ductlon in faTor of retirerment of nlng at lz, noon, and ending at 8 tne national aeoi and are expected 73 REDS PUT TO DEATH Total of 803 OmmunioU Executed Up to Present Time CANTON, China. Apr. 6. p. m. All (jnrisuans are most cor dlally Invited to attend this Ber ries and to come at any time dur Ing the three hours and retire if necessary at the singing of any nym. There will be addresses on the "Seven Words from the Cross." At 8 p. m. the rested choir will ren der the Seren Last Words from the cross by Du Bois. The public Is cordially lnrited. No admission will be charged but an offering will be taken to cover expenses. DEBATING STARS WILL APPEAR HERE FRIDAY (Continued from paf 1) slty of Lee Angeles defeated the Unlrerslty of Oregon in a contest here tonight. The decision was two to one for the California men who opposed the proposition that the United States should refuse to protect property that Is owned by her citizens and situated on for eign soil. Ernest Jacetta, Portland, and to support the administration's fight for a mlnfffmn eat LATEST DEVICE SENDS MOVIES OVER WIRES . (Continued from pag. 1) First Stunt of Kind Telephotography of still picture has become a commonplace but not until today was the field opened to the movies. This was done by use of the regular tele photo sending and receiving set? but Instead of one fire by seren inch picture being sent at a time twenty-four consecutive "frames" EBy ITirauimit SanFrancisco or small morle picture were past ed np In three strips aid by aide and sent aa one fire by seren stllL Cat apart and connected end to end at the receiving end, this formed a foot and a half of film Then another set of 24 frames was sent and so on until the whole film had been transmitted. The demonstration here was at tended by the editors of all the news reel companies many of whom expressed (he belief that the new means of morle film trans mission would rerolutloaise the; sews reel business. MAYOR AGREES TO RUN AGAIN; PETITIONS OUT (Cob from saf 1) the Salem company at that time, and served In the Philippines un til the mneter out of the regiment. He later eerred as a rolunteer fireman In this city, and was era ployed at-the state hospital In 1100 and 1101. He was engaged In the drag business here for many yearn. 4 Mr. Hall organ lied Troop No. 1 of the Boy Sconta In Salem about 12 yeara afo. Daring the World; war. be aerred as captain of tb third company of Oregon Military Police. Since that time he hag been engaged In the paint busi ness here until last year. He ba been assistant director of the Boys' chorua for the past seren years. I iffJrSA Plank faction' City" their efforts to thwart any attempt! nTI1Trt. fhm nrt.rn orities today executed 73 more eds. This brought the total executed n the recently rerealed commun st plot to 303. The atmosphere is ense since the reds have boasted that their deaths would only make the communist movement strong- r. SHOT WITH SOAP BULLET 13 Year Old Wallowa Youth In Critical Condition WALLOWA. Ore.. April 4. (AP). Joseph Poulson, 15, was in a serious condition In a hospital here today after being shot by a fellow pupil in a local school at the close of a dramatic rehearsal. Arthur Wolpe and Murray Chop! ner represented the Los Angeles school. BITTER SENATE FIGHT LOOMS OVER TAXATION (Continued from pf 1) hare announced themselves as against any tax cut and little sup port from that Quarter Is expected by the minority. The secretary's proposal to limit the reduction in the ZV per cent corporation tax to a 12 per cent rate rather than the 114 per cent figure voted by the house, was accepted after democrats were de feated on motions for an 11 per cent finally an 11H per cent rate. The insistence of Mr. Mellon that a limltat'rft cf $200,000,000 be made on tV total reduction al- A revolver had been used in the scene and had been loaded with a lowed by the bill also was sec piece of eoap. Reports said the onded by Chairman Smoot. weapon was picked up by the oth- On this Senator Simmons de er lad. who held It near Poulson's clared for a total $300,000 000 breast and fired. slash or at least a figure as high frt gtd - Special Trains every Sunday, Tuesday and Fri day. Warmth; comfort; speed. Diner and lunch car; free ob servation lounge. 30 pounds free baggage allowance. Leave here . . 11:4.1a.m. Arrive San Francisco 10: 30 a.m. Connects with day train to Los Angeles ; only one night enroute. City Ticket Office 184 X. Liberty Phone SO and 41 CM The Leyse Factory has allowed us another bulk shipment of Thai s n . .11 .1 . r 1 1 11 : TUlm I ramous rriscina Aluminum ware ror uus ween chu scuu. a is a fine assortment and you will be pleased with every piece. So for Friday and Saturday-this week we offer at the same old price- 75c choice of the following: 3 qt. Coffee Pots 8 qt. Pails 10 qt. Dish Pans 3 qt. Pitchers 10" Fry Pans 9 and 10" Colanders 5 and 6 qt. Covered Kettles 5 and 6 qt. Covered Pans Corn Poppers Loose and Tight Bottom Cake Pans Round Roasters - 3 piece Sauce Pan Sets 1 yx qt. Double Boiler Take any piece for only 75c This is Quality Ware for less than light stuff is generally sold for. supply your wants this week. Don't fail to See our special on Lawn Mowers 14" Ball Bearing 4 knife high grade Lawn Mow ers only $7.00 The 16" size only $7.50. This isNa standard machine. The sup ply is limited. HARDWARE PAINTS MACHINERY PLUMBING 236 N. Commercial St. wsxmi ceass cet: (6& (6& g&) s&6 i Phone 560 54 N. Commercial FREE DELIVERY i V The following are but a few of the real bargains in this de partment. See our merchandise and compare our prices and you will be convinced that paying cash at the market pays. ilyilizrzff 5 a J i '23 MiS 1L IS O ( y j ffljfflitt! IB 'iEllRli iMjaaHijg; MOHAIR DAVENPORT This is one of those high back, comfort able davenports similar in design to above illustration. It is covered front and back with mohair. The cushions are filled with silk floss. In addition to the three davenport cushions it has three mohair lounging pillows. ZZ DAVENPORT TABLE Can you beat this? A genuine mahog any top davenport table, size 41x15. It it well built and attractively designed, a bargain at White Enamel Dishpans A 14 qt. heavy enamel dishpan that regularly sells for $1.10. Now specially priced at 79c Clothes Baskets Here is a fine grade woven willow clothes basket with handles that stay on. Regular $1.35 grade. Our price 90c BROOMS Start your house cleaning with a new broom. We offer a 4-tie white handle broom made of a fine grade broom straw that is regularly sold for $1.00. GARDEN TOOLS & Get j'our garden tools at the Mark et and save money and energy. Garden Rakes .98 Shovels 1.10 Hoes .68 LAWK MOWERS A roller bearing mower with a 4 bladed knife. m T5 DINETTE SET $0.95 CARD TABLES A well braced, smooth top, felt covered card table. You will find this a most practical set of furniture for' the small dining room or for the room that is used for a com bination dining and living room. The set includes an extension top table and four genuine leather seated chairs. All pieces of genuine walnut. 5 PIECES DISHES Here is a pattern that never goes out of style, it can be filled in or replaced at any time. A plain white dinner set con sisting of the following: 6 4' plates, 6 5" plates, 6 7" inch plates, 6 tea cups and saucers, 1 10'' platter 1 7 oval vegetable dish, 1 7" round vegetable dish, 1 sugar bowl, 1 creamer, 6 fruit dishes. 69c . $2.95 8 Piece Walnut Dining Room Suite Here is a beautiful walnut suite consist ing of a 38x50 extension table, a 48-inch buffet, 5 side chairs and one arm chair with blue leather cushions. The six legs on the table and turned under construc tion of all the pieces give it that massive appearance so desirable in dining room furniture. 8 piece suite 3 FSese - jBSedhrooom Gcorajp Its graceful lines; its sturdy construction, and its splendid finish make this a suite of lasting beauty and satisfaction. This three piece Walnut group consists of BED, VANITY, CHIFFONIER. Serving Table to match above suite , ! $21.50 CLOTHES HAMPERS These are unfinished hampers with a hardwood hinged Md size 18x24x8. Linoleum Remnants 28 patterns of roll ends of linoleum. Some of these are a heavy grade inlaid, and some are printed patterns bat all are greatly reduced. This is roar op portunity tf yon have a small kitchen, bath, or breakfast nook floor to re cover. Priced as low as 79 sg. yd. Here is a beautifully decorated Ivory bedroom suite consisting of straight foot bed, dressing table and chiffonier. 3 piece suite 04J9.75 This suite is a highlighted Walnut finish attractively decorated with a small floral design. The suite consists of a straight foot bed, chiffonier, dressing table and a bench. 4 piece group Open Until 9 o'clock Every Evening $2.90 Curtain Materials Yon will find here some wonderful bargains in both cretonnes and net curtain material. Priced as low as 2SG ST3. 3 s 1 1 " .USB