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The OREGON STATESMAN. Balegy Preyon, Thursday Morning Koremher 19, mi
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Claims man who Wants to
Work can Find it, Gets.
, Chance to Prove it
; HELD FOR TORTURING CHILD
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EUGENE, Ore;, Nov. 41. (AP)
Wack Smith grants a Job.v i '
Jack'Smlth Is the name used
by a yjnng. man who claims ha ia
tjia scion otv on of America's
wealthiest families, whose name
hi did not reveal. ; r I - 7,
3a baa -forsaken temporarily
the luxuries of wealth to seek a
Job. 11 ha succeeds In earning;
S3r,ae claims, he win win 110,
: 600 team friends. t ; '
' Smith, ft seems, aired his rfews
en unemployment in a'JJew.Tork
. club. A man who really-wanted
work could find ft. he said. Oth
ers disagrees and Smith wagered
110,009 ha could find a Job and
' earn $300. ' A club bellboy was
galled, placed blindfolded, before
, tats of tha United States and
Sold to stick a pin In tha map.
tile ntn fixed- nr. on Eugene.
: ! Three weaks passed while
Smith and hia friends drove leis-
nreW worn New York to .Engene.
i Wednesday -Smith was placed
ti Ui own resources 4n Eugene.
tils friends cara him ! a black
leather helmet for bread piece, a
Hrhtwelaht. "tea r sweater with
hales in either sleeve, a new bluo
eMrt. a nondescript tie aew pair
ar eordnxoy transers, a pair of
sir -socks, a pair at tow shoes
with, well worn soles, Ave dollars
and a warning that he aanat not
fence, accept dinner Invitations
r otherwise fail to live on his
e)wn earnings.
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SNOOT'S BEAUT
IS M KID
(Can tinned from !-
Kin Thorns- wan tha Atwater
Kent aadltion for Oregon and
nninted this weekend in San
Frasetaca for the Pacific coast
'andltton. Her voice- is youthful,
Ctear. beautifully controlled, and
'possesses' a depth of reserve pow
.ar quite astounding..
Her best, work was in "Caro
Kama.- Higoletto. The tight col
oratura touches ware exquisitely
lovely. "Spriara Awakening" al
ways a favorite, was beautifully
eons by the young artist. .
, Tha Salem Symphony will pre
eot the program .of Wednesday
alght U Callae-the evening of De
'aember 0.
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Mr,
(above) . f Washington, U. C, taller and
iex0tRaea
It yearia jmob susey.
ditloa at 4itU.vtd to be the result af tartnrean treatment ornra period
at dear rears, was ana was imprisoned, far snawthj at a thr, ia a
dark -cWt. AalherJtks, who arrested the parents, before ibaca ra
apoasshta Car the wanton crnal. Note the affeetiea for thades
m
mamas.
... - f Cbnttansd freaa aece ' .
drawing instructor for tha Albany
high school, Tice-prasiisat: Floyd
Slagmitsd, maxaatnauca- and mH
chanical drawing teacher at Sa
lem high school, secretary-treasurer,'
and Warren; Crabtrea; to
cational agrtcultora instrvctor at
Sllrerton, reporter, ' f J 5
O. D. Adams, atata director f
vocational . education, .attended
the maatlnCA 5 s
Tna instructors Toted tahoid a
group meeting; at i tha ' State
Teachers.- assaciatloa. ; eonreotlon
in Portland daring the Christmas
holidays, ft this could be arrang
ed. This meeting will be made an
annaal event.'
The association's next regular
meeting will be on the third
Thursday ia January either at
Ghemawa Indian school or at Al
bany Instmctera , train boftt
places invited their fellows to
meet with them. -
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Todar Bdmnad Lows
a The Snider. -
Friday Waller Hustoa fa
Tha Rnlin Volca,
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Today John Gilbert In "Tha
Phantom of Paris.
Friday Ulcha rd Cromwell la
"Shanghaied Lorn.
GRAVD v
'Today Jesse Jame Jr. In
'Under thw Black Flag."
Friday Buck Jones in
'Branded.
and
"The
JURY PROBE SEEN.
WE W BIS
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HOLLYWOOD
Today Irene Dunne
JLdoIph Men to In
"Great LoTer."
Friday Charlotte Qreen
wood In "Stepping Out."
Ton won't miss a bat If yon
take your choice blind folded for
either tha Capital or tha Elslnore
today. Beth are excellent shows
and offer real entertainment.
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WOOD BURN, Not. IS Dr.
Gerald B. Smith af Wood born was
reelected rsldeBt of the local
chamber of eenmerce Wednesday
night at meeting held in the
Weadbern fcteteL Before his re-
J election last .night Smith had al
ready served ana term as neaa oi
the lecd ergsnlxation. John Ram-
age, f ansae, was awiea ic
S resident to Uke the place of
arlton ffanda, and Bert Wllle-
f ord was chosen ns the new secre
tary. He succeeds Paul Mills. Two
directors. George Keys and Fred
Evenden, were also elected. Last
year's directors committee was
composed of John Ramage and
E. J. ASen.
Woedbnrn is to have another
eemraunttr Christmas tree this
year. A committee to aee about
arrangements was made at Wed
nesday's meeting. P. G. Tickers,
Meal hirers and John Ramage are
on the eommlttee. The tree will
probably be again placed on
Front street, at the juncture
where Hayes meets Front. Last
year strings of varicolored lights
made the tree an object of beauty.
. wjf i Discttss&sns concerning tne worn
Slied tOT WageS of widening the Pacific highway
were enrnea on, ana ine uvye wm
expressed that the work be start
ed as soon as possible. Dr. smnn
made several remarks clearing up
nesday night In the chamber of
commerce rooms. '
- Tha pictures included "A Day
In a Healthy Child's Life," and
Oregon scenes. The series ef child
pictures are educational and
display in interesting fashion the
actmnee which make up each day
of a normal, healthy child. Tha
pictures are under discussion as
to placing mem nnaer the spon
sorship, of the atata dental board
as educational films in the public
scaoois.
Previous te tha executtva
board meeting Dr. and Mrs. Hill
were hosts to the group at the
Hill home for a hnffet supper.
Covers were placed for 21 gueete.
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KILLER
HI PUR
Western Board
' Products Firm
' Action to recover 11109 aljeg
' dlv due tor wages and lltO for
storage paid was commenced yes
terday In a circuit court com
Plaint filed by Ed St. Lupery
.azalnst tha Western Board Prod
ucts company here. The latter
.ami Ium Ya m arm ftnr
last year ef a pulp board but its Afcherd Better
vyermtluum pun isr uiv uuv
ASHLAND, Ore., Nov. 18
(AP) Victor M. Knott, special
patrolman, was shot and weaaded
fatally la a gnn battle with two
itinerants here tonight. He died in
a hospital shortly afterwards.
Knott and Ray Layman, night
patrolman, approached tha two
men at the Southern Pacific de
pot to question them. When they
saw the officers, the two men
drew guns and started firing. The
officers returned the fire and in
the exchange of shots Knott fell
Layman was not hit.
some of the questions concerning i yn ' . rr j
work in the minds of the ULdiiU lO 11010.
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which
(Coo Uaaad from
nership. association
shall violate any at the provisions
of this act shall be deemed guilty
of a crime and. npon conviction
thereof, shall be fined tor each
offense not mora than flO.000.
Any person other than a corpor
ation, partnership .... who shall
violate any of tha provisions of
this act shall be guilty of a crime
and npon conviction thereof shall
bt punished for each offense by
Imprisonment In tha penitentiary
for not mora toe five years
la. the eonnty jail tor not more
than one year or by a fins at net
saorethan IS.nOo or by both fine
and Imprisonment.
Fess Asked to
Resign Because
OiProhi Stand
WASHINGTON. Not. It (API
Three aati-prohiblUenists In the
house called tonight tor Senator
Fess to resign as chairman of tha
republican national eommlttee be
cause of hia newly-expressed stand
Cor tha ltth amendment.
Representative Britten of Illi
nois led the stuck npon tha Ohio-
aa la a formal statement demand
Ins; that he get out as their party
leader or "resign from tha direc
torship of the Anti-Saloon league
and refrain from being Its spokes
man." -"
HHIBI!
CFERHI OPES
' ahiBBsassMSsssi ' j;- - ' "
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tans af Orlando, Cat Bar. 1C4
Horstad. Minneapolis; Rev. a T.
Storaasli. Emmons. If Inn. f Bar.
Claorga Holm, on furlough from
tha China mission field Ray. J.
r. Rnnsvold and Rev. A. Kraabei
at Portland; Rev. af. M. Londahi
of Bead: Rev. A. W. Hangaa, St.
FaaL Ulna., and Rev. H. Roger,
Monitor. .
ArrrrinsTThnradav era Rat. 1.
R, Briklelund, executive secretary
at tha board of foreign missions,
Minneapolis: Rev. A. 8. Burgess.
St. . Dauphla, Uadagascar. and
hClse Martha Kuiberg. who is oa
her way back to China.
arte uregon circuit win hold a
baaiaesa meeting Friday morning
at Immaanel church, nt which
time they wm elect a president to
succeed the Rer. H. L. Foss of Sll
rerton. who goes to Seattle la De
cember to fill the post in the Pa
cific coast district..
Jesse James. Jr.. at tha Grand
la also affarinc intereatlns; pro
duction.
Adolpk IXeajea. at tha Holly-
la pros outing an Intriguing
plena af romance.
iXaaager Karl Rise was ta
Portland Tuesday and reports
tha booking ef seme real pla-
taree tor tha Chrtstsaaa nelldaya.
Ha win also ahow a taw weeks
Will Rogera ta bin "Ambassador
BUI feature, and ianat Oayn'r
ad Charlaa FarreU ta De-tlslaaa.
rice Is not a a added reueiagen
az but rather offers a flTisnring
nroeram tor , rauat worn amen
arcclea. ; All agreed to
work together so as not to overlap
la thair warfc."-w;-" r ;-
Lad on Fishing
.Jaunt Drowned
GRANTS PASS. Ore.. Not. 11
f AP) Chester Gearing, it. or
Hood River, drowned lata Tnee-
dav wnOe fishlnr at tha falls on
tha lower xuiaois nver. a repon
telenhaead ' tothe sheriffs office
here today said. '
Oehrlng, tha report saia, sup
ped and feU Into tha water. ' His
body had not been recovered lata
today.
HOLLYWOOD'
' Home af fcC Talkiea -
A HOME OWNED THEATRE
LAST TIMES TODAY
First Showing in Salem
A grand lore story, with the
inniinriv in iinfrn
a s am iuii mm mm m sra si sssi sa sssi si si a si
BJcimioupsS
a a - bt s w iw ssi
the
W
Iburn eitixens.
Court in Polk
auecessful.
. St..Lnnery claims he was hired
' by T. E. Puttaert, manager of the
l aompany. for a tOO-day period at
t a day. He was never given op
portunity to work the last 76
Idajr of the- contract, St Lupery
f aavs. and for this be asks Silt
Y payment. The plaintiff contends
v'3497 Is yet dae him for ervleei
J i rendered and net paid tor. In ad-
81119X1 um BCtn mum wi awi-
age in Saa Francisco oa machine
ry later shipped, te thar company
here. SC. dupery also- asks 100 as
attorney's fees.
And May Return
Judge J. T. Brand of Coos coun
ty circuit cofcrt has been assigned
to. hold coart in Polk and Yam-
In Near FUtUrelJ and Artie O. Wlker.
ug j. oi. uorains or iaae
county has beea assigned to hold
court in - Klsmath county for
Judge W. M. Duncan.
There are several cases In
which the resident Judges are dla
tuallfied.
I Asks Data Upon
- Washing COrdS " condition, employes who
WW aJlw"6 V vv lo-ata him thw sld.
Charles R. Archerd. now at
the Ida mines- in Josephine coun
ty, is materially Improved in
health, he states la a letter re
ceived here yesterday by Harley
O. White, receiver for the Arch
erd Implement company. He says
be hoped to te able to return to
Salem within the next few days.
Areherda wheresbouta were
unknown for several days after
he left here three weeks ago. He
later was found at the mines, in
which he Is said to have an In
terest, In a critical physical and
WILSON APPOINTED
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 18.
(AP) Appointment of Jesse Oli
ver Wilson.-elerk of Multnomah
camp No. TT, Woodmen of tha
World, ns deputy head consul tor
the Pacific coast, was aanonnced
here tonight. .
TODAY
J O HH last
glDKSSOKZ
9 No hnadcaffs caald held
8 Edna. No jailer comld
f- keep hiss.
i- ft fleeUA sThsA aatth - ausKbrkl
student aa jrrHtea te DenttStS ShOWn
aoestlna" telata for am argument
that eerdaroy trousers should be
-washed once a week. Apparently
: he Is to. debate such a subject on
-the affirmative side. Superinten
'dent Hug gained experience 1n
that snhiect when high, school
;boys here last year were asked
.to clean up their "cords", when
.the school wsa suffering aa epi-
demie of scabies. , r
Motion Pictures
At Meeting Here
Dr. David Bennett Hill showed
an interesting set of motion pic
tures la compliment to tha visit
ing members of the executive
board af the Oregon State Dental
society in session la Salem Wed-
lsay eksv2 iicl
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THR AMERICAN NATION AT. TtP!n rpncjoj
h? " end to Bed Cross headquarters, First
auuuai xanai tsicj jssipm.
. (Continosd from paca 1)
monthly meetings of representa
tives at tha five orgaatxatlona.
Douglas McKay, chairman of
Oomxa unity Service, last night de
clared It was not the intention of
his erganlsatioa ta create red
tape bnt rather to be of service
ta tha community la centralising
relief activities and preventing
daplieation of effort.
We came to a satisfactory un
derstanding," he said. ' Harmony
now is assured. Community Ser-
ERNEST TORRENCE
NEIL HABULTON -BACLANOVA
Also Csenedy "The Cart RuaV
send R
And tha Greatest of all
Football Reels TenaltiesM
with Coach Howard Jones
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City Pa ngrr and
Ticket Agent
Telephone 712T
L F. Xaawttam
C4earal Agent, Portland
Oregon Electric
Railway
Spokane, Portland
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Eivery dollar spent at '
aStandardwj(tbuy8 a bigger
dollar worth
Yoar gssolino dollar bays the finest
motor fuel "Standard has ever made
"Standard' Gasoline at Standard
Ethyl Gasoline.
Honey cannot buy a better oil than
Zcrolene or a better motoring in"
estment than complete Standard Lu
brication for $1.00 and up.
Yon get" more for your money in
dozens of useful serrices--- scores of
Standard Products for your car, your
household or farm.
Shop at "Standardyon get so much
more for your moneyl
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STANDARD ETHYL GASOLINE
ZGhOLENE AND MODILOIL
STANDARD LUBRICATION
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Ualag special sredacta and special aqnia
saeaaSusslard LaMcadea ceslslresa
ILfiaaaw
Ofl
2 srslsas Wheel 1
ZereleaaHishl
Zerelene Ussversslr Jeial Crease
raw asar fen part, :
Ckssi we year ear WCare wlatsr easaes,
Oreasw Asaa miisti la easy en aaa-dl cans
CW It ajves a WiSisnt sssi liagtslisn
ahasa nats 75e Qssnts SLK
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Plats Ws
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tXSa. (Ia mm localities eset b aUghtiy
kifjaar hecanse el trinsp irtatlia chargeaj
Zerelene Valve 00 Qenrt t-TJ
OrentCs Haedy Oil .....1H ee. Oiler M
Oreeite Sprias OU ..Pint Con .TS
Zerelene Cay Crease ....Xa.Caa
ftm Kftttiwt and sa-Oreelaa Cleaning
llsaa aeeasa -aasasattsae t reshaess' ser
every fabric Try Si eaay las epeta vae
laa tress rags and anhilsUry faesa flna
H flats XSa lHatsiSa
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fir slaii ooaaeoav
A lew sea
ensa&ry
avmiljUev wherever yea tet
Stsndard Men era glad la tWk year has.
tery and seerk placs alad fts-Ca yeex
rsdlatsc cheek year thus sled is give
Stajsdscd Keed alapsglad
to ezcr yea ncreeaat, caaslerts ana ces
venlimes (dean rest rsiam, very eftcsr
aaady nay telepheoes. ate.) AO the little
etteaOeas Chat help se
ass taring flreust ere yi
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