L
: OSS ARE ARGUED
appealed
of Coos
rxaments In the
f Robert Green
and George . F. Hannula.
f AsUrla, both; under Mntenee
for wnrder, were beard by the
tat supreme court here Fri
lay.
Green, who Is CS rears of age,
vm charged with slaying Caleb
Grew on Norember 21, 1927. He
was convicted in the Coos county
etrmH court, and was sentenced
to hanged. Green then was tak
b tm the penitentiary pending dia-
lissHkin of his appeal In the sn-
" press court. Green was said to
clubbed his Tlctlm to death.
Haanula was conrlcted of mur.
farts his wife following a birth.
day narty held In his honor. The
i rlisjs was alleged to hare occur
red a February 23, 1928. He wa
sentenced to a life term In the
state penitentiary.
The supreme court also heard
Friday the ease of John E. Smith,
wh was conrlcted under the hab
itant criminal act In Multnomah
csutr. and sentenced to a life
sera in the penitentiary. It was
alleged that Smith bad been con
futed on six felony charges. At
torneys for Smith attacked the
tsaatttutlonality of the habitual
rxtaataal law.
aether-case argued in the su
prsras court Friday was that of
Jaeewk Smith, accused of practic
ing saedicine without a license.
Tale case was appealed from Mult-
county.
TIM CHASE IS
mum Ton
WOODBURK, Ore.. Dec. 21
f Special) A large crowd from
. neixnboring towns and the sur
rounding country is expected to
take part in the" turkey chase in
Woodburn, Saturday. The event
Is being sponsored by the chamber
ef commerce.
Two Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cam
will be in town to "shoot"
of the unique event, be
lieved to be the first of its kind
in the west.
Front' street will be closed to
traffic from 1 1 a.m. to J p.m
while the turkeys are being releas
ed from business buildings.
Roles for the chase follow: 1.
Only one turkey to a family; 2,
Turkeys must be caught by hand.
Ne guns, dogs, hooks or clubs to
he allowed; 3. Disputes to be re
ferred to judge nearest at hand
Ceurt of final appeal, H. L. Gill.
4. All captors are to report at the
Bank of Woodburn immediately.
I. Woodburn professional and bus
iness men are inelligible. 8. Par
ticipants assume their own risks.
LORDS OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE IN BIG CONCLAVE
VS.
N
n
.fid
Managers, dab owners, secretaries, baseball writers throng the Waldorf-Astoria hotel In New York;
scene of the annual National league meeting. Some of those participating in the confab are shewn above,
left to right, John J. IfcGraw, New York manager; Charles A. StonehanvNew York president; John A.
Heydler. president of the league ; Barner Dreyfuss, Pittsburgh president: William P. Baker. Philadelphia
president; Wilbcrt Robinson. BreoUvn Dresident-manager.
CHURCHES
ouo TZDnros wssiov
843 U Coart street. C. 8. Johnson, ou
ter. Residence. 481 Union. assistant as
tor, Mrs. C. 8. Johnson. Service 8 and
7: tO p. m. Suadar school 2.
' CHklST LTTTHEKAK
Stats sod Elcateanth streets. The
Bov. A. L. Heine, pastor.' Gorman Bar
rices 9:45. English services 11 a. m.
Bandar school 9:40. Hits Martha Bat-
terasan, aaperintendent.
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY BEBEKAH LODGE
HUBBARD, Ore., Dec. 21.
CSpeeial) At the recent election
ef officers In the Thalia lodge,
Reswkahs, the following were cho
sen: Noble grand, Ada Ott; noble
flee grand, Winnie Brown; sec
retary, Meta Friend; financial sec
retary, Wllma Leffler; and treas
urer, Frances Weaver.
Mrs. Louise Porozzi of Ashland,
state president of the Rebekah or
der, made an official visit to the
local lodge recently. Members of
the Rebekah lodges from Butte
ville. Monitor, Aurora, and Needy
were present. Other guests were
Mrs. Ida Hochstetter of Salem and
Mrs. Minnie Melvin of Woodburn
The new members. Miss Beryl
Bionser and Mrs. Mae Hampton
were initiated at this meeting
The meeting closed -with a ban
sjnet.
TOST BTlBjrVXUST
Will hold service at TYaterna Temple
Sanday eTenior at 7:30 o'clock The Rev.
Mrs. La Valley will speak en "God's
kfireatest Gift to Man." Special music,
"Meisaccs."
ST. JOHH8 X.UTHZBAX
(Mo. Brn.)
Sixteenth an A streets. H. W. Cross,
pastor. Eng-Iisli service at 9:43. Ger
aun at 11:00. So Sunday school.
, TOST BAPTIST
Corner Marion and Liberty street. Rob
ert L. Payne, pastor Fred Broer, Son
day school superintenaent and director of
masie. Sunday school with five depart
ments 9:45. Morninf preaching service
11 o'clock.. Sermon topic: "Being Not
Weak in Faith," also five-minute ser
nonette for children. Three Baptist
Young- Peoples Unions meting 6:30 p. m.
Evening preaching service 7:30. Sermon
topic, "The Greater Works." Special
Christmas nnsie by the charch choir at
the Evening service that you will enjoy.
ZHMAHTTEX. BAPTIST
Corner Haiel and Academy. 8nnday
school at 10 a. m. Special Christmas
celebration. Preaching services at 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The Bev. B. J.
Iorns will preach in the morning. Spe
cial moiie at both services.
XBTEXHATIOHAIt BIBLE STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION
Meeta Sunday at 1160 Eroadway. from
2:30 to 4:90 p. m. for Bible study. Pa
1 ervice.in Salem and vicinity, eon-
ducted with charge.
CHUXCH OP GOD
1346 Church street. Sunday school 10
a. m. Lyle Knox, superintendent. Preach
ing, 11 a. m. Subject: "For Behold I
Bring Ton GooC Tidings of Great Joy,"
Luke 2:10. Children's Christmas program
7:30 v. m. 8unday. Midweek prayer
I met'ng Wednesday 7:30 p. m. -. Chris-
teason, pastor.
TOST GERMAN BAPTIST
Corner N. Cottage and D streets. G.
W. Rutsch. minister. O. Schunka. assist
snt minister. Sands? school 9:45 a. m.
Dan Sehurman. Superintendent. Services
11 a. m. Topic. "The Mission of Com
fort" and 7:80 p. m.. topic. "The Won
derful Liord. Onristmas services Tues
day.
BEP0EMXS CHURCH
Corner Canitol and Marion streets. W.
G. Lienkaemper. pastor. Sunday school
st :4 a. m. r. tz. Kruse. superintend
ent. At lu:ao cnglish services and com
muaion; also reception of members. Sub
ieet: "God's Unspeakable Gift." A
CXiristmaa program consisting of songv,
recitations, exercises, paceant will be
given at 7:80 p. m. by the Sunday school
assisted by the choir. You are invited to
these services.
8T. PATTL'S CHURCH
(Episcopal)
Church street at Chemeketa. Rev. H.
Duncan Cha sabers;" rector. Fourth Sun
day alter Trinity. HoIt Eucharist at
7:80 a. m. in the chapel. Morning prayer
with sermon and musie at 11 a. m. The
rector will preach on the subject: "Who
is He that I Might Eelieve oa Him."
The Ohnreh school will meet at 9:45
m. ia the parish house.
SOUTH SAliEtt PBXEND8
Corner Sonth Commercial aa Wash-
ngtoa streets. Sundar school 10 a. m.
Margnerita P. lliott, superintendent.
Morning worship, 11 a. m. Sermon:
'They Fonnd the Babe. No Endeavor
meeting this evening Christmas service
T.90 p. m., "ms Shepherd's Vision, a
White Gift for the Kin' a Service. " Th.
publle ia invited to all these services.
Charles O. Haworth, pastor, 1635 8. Lib
erty street.
HIGHLAND FRIENDS
Highland and Church. Edcar P. Sims.
pastor. Bible school 10 a. m.. J. M. Gard
ner, superintendent, and Earl M. Beck
tt, assistant aaperintendent. Classes for
all ages. Junior C. E. 5:80 p. m., Mrs.
Minnie Beckett, leader. Senior C. E. 6:30
p. m. Meeting for worship 11 a. m.
'In His Humiliation." Evening service
7:30 p. m. "In His Exaltation." Mes
sages and special singing in keeping with
Christmas occasion. We extend a wel
come to all to these services.
Ants in Plaster
Cast Cause Man
Much Suffering
. WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.
lAf Ants nesting beneath a
plaster cast on his left ankle gave
captain Rene E. Fraile a "burn
ing sensation" at Walter Reed
hospital here.
Two weeks ago the officer suf
fered a broken ankle in a fall. The
east was placed to aid the healing
process, with days passing, he
complained Increasingly of a "ter
rible, burning sensation" but hos
pital authorities thought he was
merely nervous.
Alter repeated insistence, the
east was removed and the ants
were revealed.
A new cast was placed and the
leg of Captain Fraile's bed were
set in liquid to prevent more ants
from climbing up.
Bootleggers as
Jurors Flayed
By Investigator
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 (API
Charges that bootleggers have
"een known to serve on juries in
Vjuor trials in Washington and
'hat the courts here "lean back
vard to help the bootleggers."
fere made Wednesday before the
"onrresslonai sub-committee in
vestlgatlng prohibition enforce
ment In the city. .
The allegations were made by
T. B. Jarvls,' secretary of the Cit
rus Service association, who de
Ured that tinder prevailing con
iitions the " best ; class of citizens
"re- excused from 'Jury service.:'
"I was told recently said Mr.
Jarris, that four men who serv
ed on a Jury here In a bootleg
T1al ' had themselves been eon-
.kTted of bnntWe-fne
What has becoroA of mlt tb
Vrewn derbies that were in the
rt stOTe windows along la Oc- i
MILL STREET M. B.
Fifteenth and Mill streets. Patrick Dsh
iln, pator. Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Miss Esther Eriekson, superintendent.
Morning worship 11 a. m. Topic: "Glad
Ticings.". The Christmas program by
the church school will be given at 7:80
p. m. . Ton are all cordially invited te
our services,
Sub Sl
FOBS MEMORIAL
West Salem, corner Girth avenue and
Third streets. M. A. Groves, pastor. Residence-
975 Edgewater street. Phone
1341R. Services: Sunday school 10
a. m. Worship 11 a. m. Jponior league
11 a. m. Intermediate league 6:80 p. m.
Senior league 6:30. Evening service 7:30.
Sermon subjects: Miss Evelyn Emery of
rraium win sing and apeak at tne morn
ing service. At the evening service jf.
musical program of Christmas musie win
be given, composed of choruses, duets,
solos, quartettes. Mr. A. Meade is the
director of the choir and Mies Benner
tne pianist. The Sunday school Christ
mas program la given at 8 p. m. Satur
day night.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 19.
(API The state rested today In
its prosecution of Dorene De Sil
va, 21, of San Francisco, on a
second degree murder charge. To
morrow the' woman who snot io
datb Gilbert J. Pinto, whom she
savs she loved, will take the wit
nesa stand ' In her own . defense.
iia ahnntina- occurred on the
liner Malolo when the vessel was
anchored here on November. 8,
last. Pinto was a steward's yeo
man of the Malolo. Witnesses ttjf
the shooting prevented the woman
f rorc taking her own life after she
had killed Pinto. The state with
drew its original charge of first
degree murder, saying premedita
tion on the part of Mrs. De Silva
might be difficult to establish.
Following the shooting Mrs. De
Silva told toolice she had met Pin
to in San Francisco and that the
man had cared for her, and she
for him. After many weeks, she
said. Pinto's affection cooled and
he told her he cared nothing for
her. He sailed on the Malolo.
The woman came to Portland,
seeking another word with Pinto
when she heard the Malolo was to
put in here. She visited Pinto on
the boat, she said, and his first
word was a curse and an insult
ing remark.
Witnesses today picked the
story up from that point. "Yes,
that's all that's final." Pinto
was quoted as shouting at the
woman. He turned away and Mrs.
De Silva drew a small revolver
from her handbag and shot him.
Mr. and ; lire. Ionian ; Parker;
program, Mrs. T. J. Edwards; in
vitations, to former - members.
Miss Magie Bntler.
- The - reeeption - committee - was
named In full: Mr. and Mrs. .P.
p. Powell. Mrs. William RIddell.
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Peterson,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Dodds, Mr. and
Mrs. F. EL Murdock and Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Van Loan.
This Is the chief social event
of the year for Monmouth grange,
when every member strives to be
present and efforts are made to
have every former member at
tend. Govrnor and . Mrs. I. L.
Patterson are members of this
grange and annually enjoy the
New Year's dinner.
Hospital Inmates
Go To Pendleton
BIS
PARIS. Dec. 21. (AP) Bo
livia's acceptance of the good of.
flees of the Pan-American confer
ence in her controversy with Par
aguay has caused much' rejoicing
in league of nation circles. The
league received Bolivia's offi
cial notification of her Accept
ance and there was particular
pleasure In her declaration that
Wetjen Receives
Valuable Prize
Fori Dumas Essay
Albert Richard Wetjen, nation
ally known fiction writer wdoff
home is In Salem, has received
100 and a souvenir of even great
er value, as a prite for writing
one of the best essays on "D'Ar
tagnan," translation by H. Bed
ford Jones of, a newly discovered
Dumas manuscript. The prize?
were offered by Adventure maga-
sine, in which, the story appeared
i
she had accepted in pursuance ofiseriaJIr and In which the prise
the high minded suggestions of 1 winning essays will also be pub-
the xounill of the league of na- Ushed.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Center and Liberty, y:. aurday
school, Mark MeCaliister, superintendent.
11, morning worship, "A Christmas
Meditation." 7:30, A double quartet will
present the cantata. "The Prince of
Peace" and there will be also a moving
picture entitled "Holy Night." A cor
dial invitation is extended the public to
attend these services. Charles E. Ward,
minister.
FREE METHODIST
Corner Market and N. Winter street.
W. X. 'Coffee, pastor. Sundsy school at
v:43 a. m. conducted by tne suDenn
tendent, Herbert Hansen. At 11' o clock
the pastor will preach a Christmas ser
on. in tne evenina- instead of the rea
alar preaching service there will he
Christmas exercises by the Sunday school
the direction of the sunerintendent. in
are invited and will be made welcome.
XNIGHT MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL
Nineteenth and Ferry streets. H. C.
Stover, minister. Sunday school at 10
a. m. C. C. Harris, superintendent. Sub
ject oi tae mornmr sermon. Th, fi.ut.
est Story Ever Told." A three tart wo
men chorus will sing "Wonderful
Story." (O. D. Wilson). Christian En
deavor societies at 6:45 p. m. At 7:30
the chorus ehoir will present the Christ
mas cantata, "The Holy Nativity," by
Henry Wildermere, Donald J. Allison, or
ganist. Included in the organ numbers
are Sicilian Manner s Hymn (Lux) and
'March Pontificale." Christmas play
COURT STREET CHURCH OP CHRIST
Court and Seventeenth.. Korris J. Rca-
soner. minister. 144 Sonth Nineteenth.
Bible school at the regular hour, fol
lowea By morning worship at 11 o'clock,
miss irons Alien aas nromlsed na a
UBrtstmas song .for this service. Sermon
suueet,' '"roe Meaalag of Christmas."
At the hour of evenlnr wnrshin. th
Bible school will give a Christmas uro
gram, to which a cordial invitation ia ex
tended to alL
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Corner ef Liberty and Center. A. P.
Layton, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45.
u. !. Thornton, superintendent. Worship
at 11 o'clock. In the absence of the pas
tor who will be in E'ugene over Sunday,
Dr. C. C. Polinr will Breach. Subiect.
"The Inearnate Word.' Sundav eve
ning the choir will sing a Christmas can
tata written by tb, Bev. Charles Poling,
son of Dr. C. C. Poling. The program
wilt begin at 7:30. The Sunday school
Ingram Monday at 7:80 p. m. The pub
ic ia invited to all these services.
FIRST METHODIST CHUXCH
Corner 8tate and Church. P. C. Tv-
lor. pastor. Residence, 636 State. Phone,
74. Margaret K. Sntherland. director re
ligious education. Phone. 872. Services
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sermon tooie:
The Message of the Mana-er." sermon
by the postor. In the evening a Christmas
pageani. i ne soiuier of etaiehem" di
rected by Mrs. L. L. Nelson. Church
school 9:45 a. m. Classes for all aces.
Epworth leagues: Joint service of Uni
versity and First Chapters in Annex at
6:80 p a. Junior High Chapter in an
nex. Junior church 11 a. m. in Chnreh
annex. "Silent Witnesses."
UNITARIAN CHURCH
Cottage and Chemeketa streets. The
Rev. Martin P. Perrey, minister. Church
school at 10 a. m. Graded instruction.
Devotional services at 11 a. m. Christ
mas service. Sermon snbject. "Christmas
Only for Those Who Love." A quartet
composed of Byraan McDonald, August O
Carl, Mrs. Trum Hasten and Mrs. Mar
tin Ferrer. Anthem, "Send Out Thy
Light" (Buck), quartet. Duet, "There
Were Shepherds." (Foster) Mrs. Huston
and Mrs. Perrey. and a Christmas solo.
Lyman McDonald. Mrs. W. A. Denton
at the ergs a.
V .
North Winter- at Jefferson. Pastor. frehl'lr. VT1 ,B .
Harry E. Gardner. Residence. 860 Jef-'i.7 co1 Supefm Undent. O. R
M v-k . s NfMnahanah T hv S3.a.A V 1 ; t'
wro. j-aoae zxsew.
CHEMEKETA STREET EVANGELICAL
corner et Cbemeketa and N. Seven
teenth. Pastor. G. E. Erskina. Residence;
268 N. 17th St. Phone 1008W. Services
il a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Morning sermon:
The Hwutllt Sl.r. V. TnlJ V.
fiervieee 1 S a m
and 7:80 p. m. Sermon topics: "The
nve rsista of the Prophetic Star";
"The Christmas Progress' Special mu
sio at morning and evening services. Son
day school :45. Superintendent, H. B.
Carpenter. Toung people's senior, inter
mediate leagues and open forum meet at
6:80. followed by program of carol sing
ing, special music and pageants at 7:10.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Corner of N. Winter- and Chemeketa
streets. The Rev. Norman K. Tully. D. D
pastor. Church school 9:80 a. as. with
elaases for all area. Uonlu n
o'clock. Christmas sermon bv Dr. T.I1
, h,m.V, ',A". Seine" (Buck); tenor
sole, "Geta Bambino" (Yen) hy Mr
William Wrieht. Omn.. .ni
'.l, "Natareth" (Gounod). "March
of the Magi Kings" (Dubois and "Chriat-
maa Jlsrcn (Merkel). Christian Endeavor
societies meet at 6:30 p. m. For the
evening service the choir under the di
rection or William Wrieht m-ni ..
me star oi the East
r eana.
Straushaugh. The Sunday school will
present a Christmas nae-eaat ftarnrdmv
cTcnjns cnuuea joy anft feare on
Karth." Service at S . o'clock. ChristUn
Endeavor will he at 6:15. 15
earlier than the regular opening time, to
--rmlt those who wish to attend the
vnntimas exercises at First Evangelical
church. Leader, Genevieve Martin.
TOLSt CHURCH OP CHRIST.
. SCIENTIST
"Is the Universe. Inelndinr Man.
Evolved .by Atomic Force t" will be the
subject of the lesson-sermon in First
Church of Christ, Scientist, which is a
branch of The Mother Church. The Pint
Church -ot Christ. Scientist, in Boston,
Mass.. Services are held Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock aad'in the evening at
8 o'clock. - Sunday school convenes et
9:45 for the older elaases and at 11
o'clock lor the younger - classes. The
Kea uin- room is maintained at 408 Ms-
son le Temple where the Bible and all
ether Christian Science literature may ha
give the I read, borrowed or purchased. All are
by J. B. cordially invited to attend the services
and to nae the reading room.
HALIK ELECTRIC
COMPANY
461 N. Front
One Half Block North Polk County Bridge'
From 10 to 25 Discount on
All Electrical Goods to Dec. 31 -
LESLIE MEMORIAL CHURCH
(Methodist Episcopal)
Corner South Commercial nl vh
streets, 8. Darlow Johnson, paotor. 348
E. Myers street, phone 2764. Christmas
worship service at the 11 n'rWv
The pastor will speak upon "The Coming
7.. , " T win sing lut
Christmas anthem bv Wilm
5v Abiding tn the Fields." At the
7:80 hour the Sundsy school will present
Christmas program and pageant. The
prelude will consist of the old Christmas
earola sung by the younger departments.
,,.f"nt of ,our Biblical scenes, "The
Gift, will be presented hy older mem
I? speaking parts being taken by
Mrs. A. Hunter as the Spirit of Christ
7 's jsarion tjbaw as youngl
r . -"-"a "uijis; oi ii ail. It is
being directed by Mrs. J. B. Ulrich and
Ormal Trick. Junior Church league at
11 a. m. Ormal Trick will t.li .kT ...
of "The Other Wiau " TtX'i
leaguee at 6:80.
GFISNEF M
NEW YEAR S EVENT
MONMOUTH. Ore.. Dec. 21.
(Special) At a meeting of the
grange committee on general ar
rangements appointed by Master
P. O. Powell for the annual New
Year's dinner, the following
chairmen for specific committees
were named, with the understand
ing that each one make his own
selection of assistants:
Kitchen committee. Mrs. W. J.
Stockholm; dining room, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Johnson; decorating.
' nai
Tha annual Christmas program of I
the Bible school will he presented SunCay
evening. The program tni year is in
three parts. Prologue. tm const
Child's Birth." interlude. "The Christ
Child's Quest." Part II "The End of the
Quest : Part III "Wnere tne ctnitmis i
Spirit Shines." The annual offering for
Benevolence will be taken Sunday eve-
ninr. This offerinr will be used for the
Support of orphanages and old people's
homes.
CALVARY BAPTI8T
Meetinr in the (irmnA tk..(.. vn.
Tar t Court end High streets,
n. Earl Cochran, nan tor RihU ..hni
at 9:45. Earl Gregg, superintendent. The
pastor win preaen on the subject, "The
Manger" at 10:50 a. m .ml the, .in
be s musical program in the evening con
sisting of selections from the esntata
King of Kinrs" bv Frothem. i.
l?w?' ",9 Jwsalem That Bringest Good
Tidings" and "Hsllelujsh! Amen" by
---- -- -w.., uiiin ign oi
Bethlehem." by the ladies' chorus, and
a bass solo, "Behold the Days Come" by
... n voennn. aiso a tenor solo, so-
.Ti, , " e'. anc a baritone solo.
Birthday of a King" by Meidlinger
The whole chorus will sing 'Hark. Hark
rk. Hark,
William
My Boull" by Lynes and raul
anas wm give two piano numbers, "Pass
Thee Every Hour" hy Bntler.
'I Keed
FIRST CHRISTIAN
High and Center streets. D. J. Howe
Sastor. Residence 765 N. Cottage street,
ir. and Mr. Clayton E. Jackson, assist
ants. Residence. M7 N. 8th. Bible school
to5 v -,J. HuU- Perinatndent.
We would be glad to count yea as one
of the many who attend this 8nnday
school. Morning worship. 11 o'clock.
Musie, anthem, Arise Shine" (Maker)
soloists, Ksrl Wenger, Victor Wolfe. Solo.
"The Publican." (Van da Wi v-
Balph Patterson. Sermon, "No Room for
EVANGELISTIC FULL GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
(Affiliated with the Assemblies of God) i
Thirteenth anc Ferry streets, hlock
south and a block east supreme court 1
building. The prevent series of speeisl
meetings in which the Her. J. .n. Hoover
is preaching, has attracted much interest I
on the part of many people. Continuing
hla subjects of vital import and interest.
he la speak in r sonignt. Saturday. 7:80,
on "Up and Out of Hero, or the House
oa Fire." Bnnday afternoon. S o'clock,
an unusual, illustrated sermon. "The
Blood Atonement." Sunday nirht 7:80.1
"Mussolini, and is the World Preparing
for the Antichrist! This is a masterly
address and deals with such a subject in
a consistent way. The Sunday school
presents a Christmas program at 1:45
p. m. 8unday, to which all children and
their parents are especially invited. Cr.
V. Jennison, pastor.- Era M. Jennlson, as
sistant, phone 2811J.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
655 Ferry street. Sundsy school at
9:45: Walter W. Well, superintendent.
At the 11 o'clock preaching service a
Christmas message will be given by the
paator. "Peace by Jesus Christ." In the
evening service at 7:SO. instead of the
regular message, apecial Christmas pro
rram will he given by the children of the
Sunday school. "Christ in Other Lands"
will he presented by a number of them.
Characters In costume will represent the
people in foreign and heathen countries
to which we are sending the gospel. An
other group representing onr own Ameri
can missionaries will give to them the I
SO.pel- story. 1 be closing appeal is both
missionary and evangelistic. Other fea
tures win do special songs and readings
by members of the Sunday school, scrip
ture reading; by the pastor, a song hy tha
congregation the announcements, the of-
lenng anu me veneuiruon. J. if. if in ton.
pastor, Kes. 1340 N. Cottsge street.
rnone iB76w.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
(Grand Opens House Cor. Court High Streets)
Graded S. S. 2:45 a.m. Earl Gregg, Sript. Morning Worship
10:60. B. Y. P. U. 6:20 p.m. Good programs by competent
leaders, who will WELCOME risitlng Youngl People.
P. M. A. Musical ProgTam Anthem, Chorus Solos,
Numbers from the Christmas Cantata "King of
Kings" by Protheroe.
A. M. "tjpm MANGER." (God's Love).
The Calvary Church extends .all men the message of Christmas
Cheer "Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men."
Urn Sets
Toasters
Percolators
Electric Irons
Waffle Irons
Universal Ranges
Table Stoves
Table Lamps
Electric Fixtures
Woodrow Washers
Bosch Radios
Phone 2
Low rent means quality merchandise fcr less.
HOOVER
Speaks
Sunday
Dec 23, 7:30 pan.
on the intensely interesting
' subject of
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Rev. J. N. Hoover, of Santa Cnis. Calif., for 28 rears a a-ldefr!:-,
known minister in the Baptist denomination, preacheajronighim.
on ITri arm Oitt nf Uara ,i iW. tr.. r A -e n.
Sunday, S p.m. "The Blood Atonement." tan illustrated ser--:
mon). See the scarlet thread, the flaming torch, and the man'
with black hands.
' Evangelistic Full Gospel Tabernacle
KVi.IiYONK WEf.COME : 0ME K.1RLY
The Oregon state hospital
Thursday transferred 51 patients
to the Eastern Oregon state hos
pital at Pendleon. The transfer
was made because of the congest.
ed condition of the Salem institu
tion. The population of the local
state hospital was 18 SI. Dr. R.
E. Lee Steiner, superintendent.
said that both state hospitals
probably would be filled to capac
ity by the 'end of the next bien-
nlum.
tions.
Tht attitude of the two Latin
American states in recognizing
and bowing to the peace prayers
of the league and Pan-American
conference Is felt to hare estab
lished a permanent link between
the league and the Pan-American
Union, auguring well for future
collaboration. '
The souvenir consists of a copy. .
of the book, to the fly leaf of. ,
which has been attached a page ;
of the original Dumas manuscript, r
W won't helieTA that t Via no-
talking morle has really been per
fected until we get to hear a
sound picture of a fat comedian
eating soup.
Last Minnie Special for
Christmas!
WATCHES
Men's and ladies' wrist watches.
These are guaranteed quality.
$10
up
L. G. Prescott
291 N. Commercial
Ltt us suggest this book for a Christmas Gift
Way for A Sailor
By ALBERT RICHARD WETJEN
, Salem's Own Author
A Sea Story
Price $2.50
- Sold at
Atlas Book Store
99
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any other
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this excep-tionally
PROP; C.T. EVERSON n
Noted Bible Lecturer of New York
Sunday at 7:45
Doors Open at 6
JOHN E. FORD, Soloist
FREE TO ALL
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