IN
Local
-Textbook Meet Set4-Aj meeting
of the state textbook commission I
wilt be held in' Salem next Monday
according . to . announcement by
C. A. Howard, state superinten
dent of public Instruction. At this
meeting. Superintendent Howard
said, textbooks will be selected in
language and penmanship for the
elementary grades, science gen
erat mathmatics and home econ
omics for high school, and the so
cial studies tor both elementary
and-hlgh school grades. SUte eon-,
tracts on ths book now In use for
these sobjects will expire In Joly;
MS?. Howard said. ; j : -
I hTe 10 good used cars and
tracks win trade for livestock; T.
"IV. Beamish, Routs 6, Box 55. Sa4
lem; Ore. - j J ;'.) : ::, .4
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Match . Expeaae United Ji. Jn-i
eluded lo the 94 which Sheriff
A. C Burk reported to!th$ coun
ty clerk : yesterday that he I had
spen tin his race for sheriff was
an Item of $92 for corered match
es, which he used extensively in
the campaign. Employes; in Bark's
office listed expenditures of $87
on his behalf. Dr., lit K. Barrick
reported, expenses of $25 in his
campaign for reelection as cbt4
oner. Charles Porter reported
that he spent nothing In his cam
paign for constable of! Stay ton.
i ScOBters Are Goeet The ex
ecutive; committee ofj lthej Siam
dub. fun order of Boy Scout lead
ers In Cascade area. Will be the
guests of Carl Connet; of Albany
at, a housewarming partv tonight
Guests from Salem -till include
Dr.fand Mrs. B. F. Piund. scout
executive, and trs. James E. Mon
roe. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wcid
malej and Miss Helen t Way. ,;
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Argoi-will serve Sunday extra fine
young roast turkey dinner with
cranberry sauce, mince, pumpkin
pie. .etc. 12 to 7:30. ! f 1
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Potke Get Radios Five new
rtato receivers; were received by
the Salem police department yes
terday as replacements f or, . as
many old set which have been in
the jparol cars ever since the de
partment's radio station:; was put
into service three and v one-halt
years ago It was understood the
.new sets represented! en invest
ment of. $25. '1 r . i ' .
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Fitzgerald Sought f Adjutant
William Bliven yesterday said the
American Legion here .was anx
ious to contact . anyone knowing
the whereabouts of John L. Fitz
gerald, who disappeared from his
home at 115 Fairmount avenue
a few days ago. Bliiren may be
reached on the second floor of the
Masonic building. " .! 1 . j
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Registrations ar being made for
the class In beginning Gregg
shorthand at the Capital Business
College next-Mofiiaay.j Call, let us
outline a profitable pourse.
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Ha 11.tr r Knrruls St.1T.ft."; Paul
H. Haoser spest $37.65 in his
successful campaign if or the city
itreasureship. he. notified the city
recorder yesterday. His expenses;
' all were for printing and adver-i
Using. . . j U.
: Takes MvT' Tavern- A g n e s
Stockwellt of Dallas;, where she
waa associated wi,h Stockwell
cafe, has bought Mfl&r's tavern at
2820 Portland road and is now
in charge. She plansj to introduce
dancing.as a specialj attraction..
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Obituary
! At the resident oil route box
42, November 9, Oliver A. Baxter,
aged 6j years. Surrired by" widow,
Nellie; (son, Clarence of Montana;
two brothers, E. El Baxter of Eu
gene and Harry lit Baxter of Red
Cloud, I Nebr. ' Body shipped jto
Great Palls. Mont.. ;for interment
by;W. T. Rigdon eoMpany.
; Blrdweil
1 Walter. S. Birdwcll. aged 61
years, November 'ISi at the home
of his daughter, Mr. E. P. Buch-
mann. Born tn Indiana, coming to
Oregon! from Kentucky in 193.
Married Msy 1. 1898, to Miss
Charlotte -R- LalhikM in Harrison
eountyj Indiana, Survived by wi-
d b w, Mrs. Charlotte Bird well;
children. Zola Majf Hutebena of
Eugene;. Thelma Oane Buchmann
of Salem, t Lois Helen Greene of
Portland and Carl Lester Bird-
well of Salem: sisters, Mrs. B. F.
Dyson of New Albany, Ind., Mrs.
S. 8. Mcintosh of Holi, Ind., Flor
ence 'Bird well of Chicago: Mrs.
G. A". MeElfresh of Cary-Ind.: bro
thers. J. R. Birdwell of SaiTDiego.
Charles G. of ValleV station, Ky.,
Edward of, LouisvUle. Ky., and
"Joel T.iof Andersosi.ilnd. Taneral
eervices Saturday,
. at 2 d. from W.
November 14,
if. Rigdon com-
T " . r i . rwttl
pan J nnoriuixj-. uu vnn
wUl? officiate. Interment in Bel
: cres4 Memorial park. Pacific
Lodge No. 50, A. F. & A. M. will
have charge of graveside services.
'7: Beriuml " r -
A.t a local hospital -Thursday,
Norembcr X2, Th(dere; Bernard,
aged Tl ycara. Iate resident of
route-li -Survived by two children.
Carl Bernard and j Mrs. - A. L. Mc-
Cartv. Remains in care or TerwuiH
ger Funeral home Funeral servif
ees Monday. November 16,1 at s 2-
p. m. from Terwllllger's. Rev. Cny;
Drill officiating.
Interment City
View cemetery. ,
! Coming Events v '
! Nov. 14 --15! -1 GWcms
state tonvCution, Firit ,
Evangelical churcfu t.
:!- Nov 14 County .wide
4-11 leaders' meeting, court
house. .j!---
Nov. 13-S3 EiRUt - day
preachias xatosloa In many
Salem rbarches. j
Nov.17 Cbrrrlans ineet,
0:30 p. tbj Qaclle. ;
! Nov. soi-yrillamette vs.
raclflc nlU footbaU. E ...
. Nov. 27 -Missouri club
nominates officers I jT.
hanj 240 ?4 SV Commercial
street, 7:30 pi m. i; r
' Dec. 1 Stale meeting of
loganberry gwcrsU Iay
chamber ot commerce. 1f
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evvs lories
Disease Increases - jThe num
ber of jiew communicable disease
cases Increased. In jjlarion county
last week; according to1 the state
department of heilth! ! bulletin.
New cases; Included seven each of
pneumonia and, chfckenpox. five
vi - Bcariex: lever, irtnr
of tuber--
CUlOsis. twO of Vbooninr' rnnrh
and one each of mala
theria.rThe only new"" -eases . to-!
poriea rrom Polk county were
two of WhOODine eanrh n
cmczenpox,
Trip Cancelled -- The
ed trio bv the nenknr c
lem Hi-Y club to Seattle today to
see xhb washington-USc football
game was cancelled veaterdsv on
account of : the-i fdggy conditions
reyunea tot exist on tne road 1 to
Seattle. Th elnh Nii nlnnH : n
take e school bus for the trip. Re
ports state that fog has been so
bad1 between here and Portland
the last several niekts that
speed of not more 'haa eight miles
an soar was necessary at, titoes.
LuU Florist, 1276 N. Ijii P.?532.
Three ' Industrial I Tl a t h
Three! deaths Knd 60S accidents
were reported lo the state indus
trial accident commission for the
week fending Korember 12. Work
men listed as j losing their lives
through industrial accidents were
Robert Farrin. choker setter, Sum
ner: Gustaf A. Gustafson. pipe
fitter. Portland: 1 and George F.
Madill. laborer, , Salem. . ,
Slay pelay Canvass hThe offic
ial canvass of the vote jat the city
election November S may not be
completed in tint for $ report at
Monday' night's meeting of the
city council. City Recorder A.
Warren Jones said yesterday. He
has not yet received the official
report from the Cbunty; clerk re
garding the vote on city offices."
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Reroof now! Mathb, it 4 Ferry.
Credit Men Meet . Kew direo
fors of the Salem Credit associa
tion, elected yetgrday noon at
fhe group's Jreetkly meeting, to
ieplace Xpur directors who re
signed - recently are Ed Schnnke
and A. l4.j Robbins. to serve until
January, fitSF28; AUred Montgom
ery and tral M. Lemmon, to serve
until January, 1937. ! ;
Install Leaders
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Before a capacity c-rowd which
strained ' the auditorium of the
Woman's club to the utmost Les
ter Jones, was installed as com
mander of Marion Post 61 Vet
erans of Foreign Wars, and jars.
Herman Watson, as ! president of
the ladies auxiliary,! respectifrely,
to serve during the ensuing year.
Bryan H. Contey, past depart
ment and; post commander, offi
ciated as Installing officer for the
post and Past President Eva Rush
served ia like capacity for the
Large delegations Were In at
tendance i from llha.lTwista nn1
auxiliaries of Sillrerton and Dal
las. The Silverton auxiliary work
team conducted the ceremonies
for the Marion auxiliary, eliciting
much praise fox the precision and
periection of the work- The rit
uausuc worjc ; was rouowea
light refreshments. ! officers
by
if:
stalled for Marlon post 661 fo
low: : 1
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Commander. Lester Jones; sen
ior vice-commander, j. P. Stirni-
man; n n lor vice-commander.
WardWr.- Wolf; quartermaster.
Wilber Cavender; post adjutant,
D. B. Parks; post judge advocate,
Millar B, Hayden; post surgeon.
Dr. George Lewis; chaplain. Kirk
Simpson a. o f t l ce r pt the. day.
oeorge inaisirom; trustees, r ranic
Millet and Rnssel Mudd.
Instruct! re a a d entertaining
talks were made by Past Depart
ment Commander Cbnley, Past
Commander Russel Mudd, Com
mander Lester Jones, Department
Patriotic i Instructor C. H. Brant
and mothers.
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Woodyard's,
Band
At Moon
oni
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-Bart Woodyard and his orches
tra, known from coast to coast
because"- of thir radio broadcasts,
will return ta the Mellow Moon
tonight following an engagement
here Tuesday night. i;
Harold : Kassebaum 'and Clar
ence Wengeri;tae latter formerly
of Salem, form tlie-two-piano en
semble whichf Is featured through
out the many popular hit., tunes.
Unusual piano effects aire ' heard
frequently la the Woodyard ar
rangements due to the use ot a
special piano amplifying system
attached fo their public address
system. Among the featured tiro-
piano 1 numbers isDuke Elllng-
Little, jmrftara iJarry ana. s mu-
lng Ed ' Perjry . are the vocalists.
Woodyard has four different vo
cal trio land quartet combinations
which his uses la special arrange
ments, j . . . ' I V;i j -t ,-:
This f a m o u s orchestra will
soon- lei ve. tor the Cosmopolitan
hotel inf Denver where they will
play for the iwlnUr season. ; ,
Births
liar?-t Mr. and w!rs. JGeorge
Richard Jlams, 1085 South ISth
treet;J a bey,- Georgei Richard,
born tNOTember 10 at Salem Pea
cones hospital. 1
IUckard To Mr.
Parol. La von IUckard.
and ' iilTm.
Silverton.
ia glrT. X.ocy Violet, bom Novem
ber at Salem Deacopefis nos-
pital., V -I 1 t
' i ' IlaverMMt To Mr.: i "ind I Mrs.
Walter i Robert i Havefton; route
air. m Ibor. .Wirae sWalteri bbrn
November 5 at the Colonial Ma-
Auxiliary
tefnlty: home.
Gojf f ey Appeal
Time Extended
Unil Jaiiaary -j'lo -File
Transcript ; Lawyers
Sign Stipulation : '
1 Under an order received from
Judge Eart C. Latourette of Ore
gon! pity yesterday, Orey G. Cof
fey has been granted until Janu
ary : 91 for filing ' a transcript of
appeal from his conviction of re
ceiving: bribe , while a member
of the Salem police forces l
l.: Coffey was convicted last June
ind was sentenced to three years
the penitentiary. ; He was re
leased under $5000 bond. Includ
ed in the? transcript are notice of
appeal. Certificate ; ot probable
cause i and, the judgment roll.
Bill fi Exceptions vto the judg
ment Wwlfiled by Coffey Novem
ber 2i Judge Latourette, in an
other order granted the state an
extension of time in which to filer
objections to the .exceptions,?
J Thej . order granting the exten
sion of time for filing the trans
cript pf appeal was based on a
stipulation signed by Ralph E.
Moody, assistant Attorney general
and special prosecutor; William
H. Trrndle, district attorney, and
Pan! R. Burris, defendant's attor
ney. 7 : ' ;; " IN - I -
i 1 1 Circuit Court r
F.1D. Van Swearlngen vs. Doug-
last Jaqaith; demurrer overruled.
i Turner State bank vs. J. R.
Davis j answer tiled alleging the
bote ued upon was settled by
agreement and a cross' complaint
afiks $120 alleged to be due on a
Joint venture of the parties In run
ning si threshing machine..
i Habbard bank liquidation; or
der authorizing eale of Page farm
and crap to Leo N. Childs for $3.
48. j I ; I " j!
-j Scotts Mills bank liquidation;
order Authorizing settlement of E.
W. 1 Rastholomew claim for $25.
i Vivian E. Howard vs. j Robert
P. Iboward; decree of divorce.
I Evelyn Hersch . vst ! Manuel
Hersch; -decree, ef divorce grant
ejd jund plaintiff restored former
njamier Evelyn Walker, jjj ' -4:
L -Probafte Court
Fremont L. South Kuardian
shipj J first f annual account - of
Charles M. Westover, guardian,
approved. Shows property inven
toried! at $13,829. . Receipts to
taled $2046 and disbursements of
$801 were made during the pe
riod. ."j
; Albert N. Moores estate; auth
ority granted to borrow money
and grant mortgage on Portland
property as security. H -'
Ida iCawrse guardianship; -answer
filed by two brothers of ..ward
asking; that the petition of Jos
eph Bi Felton. guardian, tO sell
real estate be dismissed. Answer
requests that if sale is deemed
necessary that it be made at pub
lic rather than private sale. ;
) HenRr D. C. Hopp estate con
firmation of sale of real property.
I LIlHje Nadstanek estate;; con-
f Irmatlon ; of sale ot ! real j prop-
erty...!; ' ".'-J - ! f 1 kH- .
viartc Bunaysiaie; timu utj
cree ' signed. , j . I ' 5
1 Virginia Campbell guardian
ship; annual account filed by Uni
ted States National bank, guard
Ian. " ! : S '
i I 4- Justice Court
! Beneficial Loan society vs.
Charles J. and Margaret Zerxan;
Jury vierdict for defendants. Suit
was for collection of $50 note.
fW. JT. Merryfield; fined $25 af
ter pleading guilty to disorderly
coadutft charge. Case transferred
from $llverton justice court,
I David WiUlam Regnier; fined
fl!an4 cosU after pleading guilty
to j hating -no operator's license.
Also toleaded guilty to, driving
with fbar in the front seat. Case
continued for sentence.
j Lewi is Hatfield; charged with
larceny bv ailee of an automo
bile.? preliiiSinary hearing contin
ued ajrid: defendant released on
own rfecognizanee. M
I S. A. Myers; preliminary hear
ing today at It o'clock n.barge
of- isfljuing check without suffi
cient funds.
t Robert Kruse vs. B: G. Boedig
beimef aad John Day Cooper; Ver
dict o $60 for plaintiff for dam
ages ajrlstng from auto; accident.
Municipal Court !
Meljh'Bill" Wright, Salem, 16
fine fr drunkenness, being serv
ed "fjf I '
Cost lo f Fighting Potcer
1 District Scheme Listed
j" liere by Electric Firm
I DeftaF of the People's Utility
district measure for Marlon conn
ty at tjhe general election cost the
Portland - General Electric com
pany $S351.53, a report of cam
paign expenses filed yesterday
with tjie county clerk by W. H.
Lines, jtreasurer of the company,
shows. .. ' i .; . - ,
i Of the amount $2050 was con
tributed to the. Oregon; Tax Re
view Publishing company, which
in a separate statement submit
ted by Carl T. Pope shows total
expenditures, including the power
company donation, of $2260.50.
The" balance of the fund was con
trinuted by Salem businessmen.
lte UICfcUON STATESMAN, Salea, Oregon, Saturday Morning. November 14, 1536
Belliel Club Now
Being Judged For .
Sectional Award
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Bethel 4-H club which, was
awarded flrat,: choice among 60
Marion! county clubs; as tbe out
standinjg club In-the national so
cial progress contest la, njow be-,
tag judged? at CorvaUl for the
sectional prUe. The Marlon win
ner wals chosen by Wayne ; D.
Harding county; club ; leadjer. .'
-1 The j winner of -the sectional
award Twill be (given trarisporta
tion for ten: of 1U members to
compete for the national lirixe at
Chicago -during the week jof No
vember 28i ; I j x
r The bethel dab Is led by Mrs.
Carmalita Weddle There iare 16
members in the organization. ,
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Health, Group to
Offer
tarns
The Marlon County
Public
Health association will
present
two health; programs to commun
ity groups in the coun within
the next three days, j j
: Tonight., the association will
present Dr. E. E. Berg, who will
discuss "What Everyone Should
Know! About Tuberculosis"! at the
Silverton " -Hills-j commnnitjr club
meeting. Mrs. Irma La Rich e.
nurse jof, the county heatth de
partment for the Sllyertda dis
trict, iMrs. Berg and Mrs. peorge
R. K.i Moorhead will also attend
the meeting.; Dr. Berg Is f acting
head jot the county health de
partment. .
Monday night Dr. A. Tl King
will speak under auspices ot the j
county health association at tie
big meeting of j the Stayton Parent-Teachers'
association. A din
ner at 6:30 o'clock will opjen the
PT. A. event, .and the program
will fjollow at 8 o'clock. Vtt King
will discuss "Care of Tubercu
losis
stmaster
rts
iAid to employers in filling out
the federal forms In confection
with the federal social security
act, will be provided by .H. !R.
Crawford, postmaster, b etw een
November! 16 and November , 21.
The first date Is the day that the
registration cards will be deliv
ered jby mail carriers and the last,
the day upon which they must be
returned. , . - 1
The forms are to be distributed
to aU employers- ot one otj more
persons "In their . business,! trade
or profession," with the exception
or inose wno are exempt, anoiner
formj Is to be distributed to 411 em
ployes: who come under tike 'ad
ministration of the act. This will
be delivered by the postotfice to
the employers on November: 24,
and fby them delivered to. their em-
Exemptions are made tn self
employment, railroad I n d u a t ry
subject to the carriers' taxing act.
agricultural labor, domestic ser
vice in a private home, casual la
bor not in the course of tae em
ployer's trade or business, kervice
performed as an officer or) mem
ber j of the crew of a vessel docu
mented' under' the laws, of 'the
United, States or any foreign coun
try j government service, state gov
ernment service and corporations,
community chests, funds or foun
dations organised and ; operated
exclusively for religious, charita
ble scientific, literary or S educa
tional purposes, or for prevention
of cruelty to children or animals.
Clear Lake Plans
iRally For Church
The Clear Lake Eranselical
church will hold Interesting' home-
comlns; and rally day services
Sunday. Invitations have ben ex
tended to many members ana
mends or xormer years, i
At the morning worship serv
ice at $: 45 o'clock Rer. Herbert
E Bennett will bring the message,
and Leslie Klampe will be fea
tured In several solos on his el
ectric guitar. Recognition! Iwill be
given the oldest person present.
At this tlmo the rally day iotfer-
Wg will be tecelred. - Thw Snn
diy school wUl follow -Willi W.
Pg Collard, superintendent, in
caarre. -.'--. ii J '
!: At 2 v. m. Rer. J. E. Camp
bell, paBtor of the Pirst Erjangel
Ical chnrch, Salem, Mrs. Campbell
a'hd Miss Carolyn Campbell will
give a sacred concert in song.
- TTRST BAPTIST--- li t
! Marion mid Korta liberty tret. BikU
Nhool at a. as. Fred Broor. supt.
Morning worship at 11 a. aa. evening
aarrica at 7:8S. Slmea E. Forsbeiir. daaa
ot tha Maltaomah School of tha Bible,
to apeak at both services. Toting people a
meeting. 6:80. rrayor anoeting neaaca-
day. 7:80 p. m. - - : I j
Prosnt
d With Kepi)
1 i inauaa as, ' v-
i mm wmmf i
CAXVAKT BATTISt CHOTCH
iVr,X 'Z ev.
Artm Q. Wnijr, jMi.tor. Bibla school.
:. W. r, FtwtrrL ap. Mornim
Wnhii. It .l-lr iav, ; . v-
"'u,f,l'' ;4S J- .'
wcrhlp. 7:45. Speeial !moie will be
BWMntvf by a rrop fromi UafiM eol
lece. PutH 1 utnu -TV t
portaat .Qnemioa," muiag th text that
am 10 eair in BiBlitry. Wc4
S5f.r'J?.:30 f- nl"-T rally with
VI ids CaiM arnaisatkma praacat
W a drm. "Pill BUe.', ;. ...
PfJlfT GEKKAX BATIIST
Oitbaff. batr. Bibl acbool at :44 a. na.
" He h 1 rm n,. t . llorniar warship
tn 4erm.a h 11 o'flock. Sarmoa. "Ukt
Bem.dea JTerra." CTha Mouataia ot tha
Iord . Radia aerrira rtr Italian
KWJ. Portland, at S:80 to 4:tS n. ai.
8ermoa,, 'Elm Koataarer Suia." ("A
PrcHoaa Stane"). YofiiMC peopta'a mt
laa: at ro. Kreainc aarrita at 7 :30. 8r
Ka, "Iaaatle,a Cnaraxe.'" Bible atady
Wsdneadajr H 8 p. a. ir. A. Vacaka wUl
Kit a abort addreaa on tha eity of Cor
inth. ' TEMPLE BAPTIST CHTJECH
North 19th aad Brcjnnen streeta. Er
aest H. Brown, paatar. Huaday aebool at
9:j a. in. Morning aerriee at 11 a, at.,
8"Bn. "A Healthy Chnrtn." Senior
B.r.P.U. at 6:80. Intermediate aocictr at
6:45. Evening; terrice at 7:80 a, at. Ser
mon, "The tnpardonahle Sia.'r Midweek
aervieea Thurxiay at 7:30 p. m.
i ; i
rmsT cbbistiah chttbcb
Corner of Center and ' Uish street a.
Got L. Drill. Dtintater. 4."hareh school at
9:30 with Lloyd L. Kobinson, supt. Mara
iaf warship at 10:45. Herat oa. "The
Christ Centered Self." Christian Endeav
or societies at :15. Ereninr aarriee at
7:30. Sermon. ."The tfissarrectioa of -Two
Deacon t ef tha First Christian Church."
In cooperation with the national preach'
inf mission, there will ba - aarrieea OTerjf
evening. Sea general announcement for
details. . -
COtJBT STREET CHURCH Or CHE1ST
Court and 17th streets. W. Daniels,
pastor. Bibla gchool at 9:45 with Miss
Jean Hawkins, snpt. Morning warship aad
observance of tha laord'a sapper at 10:4S.
Message "Ask, Seek, Knock." Evening
Service and Christian Endeavor at 7:80.
Message, "Hit That Line." All-day meet
ing of tha charch woman Wednesday.
Preaching; mission every hight at 7 :30.
CHTTBCH Or CHRIST
Korth Cottage and Shipping streets.
0. T. Springs, minister. Bibla stndy at
10 a. m. l'rrachinz at 11. Topic. "Tha
(rreat Mystery." Oosetvanca of tha
Lord' topper. , Preaching: In tha evening
at 7:30. Topic, TOur Attitude -Toward
r.vii. jiidweek i meeting Wednesday,
7:30 p. m. -
FIRST CONQREOATIONAL CHTTBCH
Liberty at Center. J. tt. Stmonds. min
ister. Sunrtsy school, 9:4 j. Morning wor
ship, 11, begins the eight day preaching
mission. Sermon, "God's Word forthe
Mission." Aathera, "Seek Ta the Lord."
Kobe rts. At 7 :SU a nnion aervice a tha
preaching mission at the Knight Memorial
church. 19th and Kerry, with Bev. Frank
E. Carlson, snpt. of tha Oregon Congrega
tional conierence. : as preacher.
KKIQHT MEMORIAZ.
CONQBEOATIOXAI,
Kineteenth and Ferry streets. H. C
Stover, minister. Morniag warship at 11.
Sermon, 'A Preach-jeg Mission." An
them -"Tha Ninety and Nine" Loreai )
and "Jesus Only" (Botsli). Begiaatng a
preaching mission at 7:30. apesker Kev.
Vrank tU Carlaoa of Portland. Musical
prelode. i anthem. Thy T amnio - fill"
(fscauler; trio, yuod Bo loved the
World" (Stalner); quartet, "Immortal
Love" (Mneltrr): , anthem. "Founded
Upon' a Rock'F (Waaler). Suaday school
at 10 a. m. Boy Harlaad. snpt. Toanc
CHBISTIAir ABO MISSIOVABT
- . ALLIANCE
Qi3 Ferry street. Rev. Roy Brestler,
pastor- Sunday school,, a, m. Dsa
Shaeta, aapt. Morning worship. It a. a.
Yoang people's service. :45 a. m. Sarviec
at 7:4a p. as. Prayer aeryjeo Wedaeaday;
l ;a p. na. : .
i TTRST CHTTBCH OP GOD
r North CotUga and Hood streets. L. W.
tohason. pastor. Sunday aehool assembly
at 9:45 a. m directed by James Davis-
rtpecisl rally day play at 10 :SO. "A Fam
ily Awakening. presented by a east ot
sis. Morning eermonv St 11. Subject,
''Christian, Unity How and "When
Tonng people's meeting at -6:4$ p. m.
Evening terviees every night - from Sna
day to Friday, with Rev. Lira S. Oerig,
at I'ortiana, aa evaageutt.
1 i ST. PAtTL'8 EPISOOPAZ. CHTJBOH
. Chnrch and Chemeketa atreeta. Holy
acimmnnion. 7:30 a. as. Chnrch school.
:,45 a. m. Morning prayer aad sermon,
11 a. m. Toons people at rectory. 6:80
a. tn. to meet Miss Ellen Osmnrock, pro
vincial secretary for arodeat work. Wed
nesday, T:tOp. m.. preaching mission by
lae liev. court sinmonfli.
r TTRST B VAHOELIC A I.
1 Corner of; Marion, and Saaaasar streets.
Kev. J. K. ? Csmobell. minister. 8andaT
choo! at 9:45 a. m. L. L Thornton, aapt.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon,
--Limiting UoL'- Beniop high school and
young people 'a lesgne at 6:80 p. at. Evan
gelistic aervicea at 7:80 p. tn. Sermon.
"Evangeliatie Message.". Bibla atudy at
i;-o p. am. -xaursaay.
EVABOELISTIO TABEBHACXJi
Ferry and 13th streets. CJ G. Weston,
pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. C. A.
Wilson, snpt. Church service at 11 s. aa.
Evengtlistie service at 7:30 p. m. Rev.
C. W. Salkeld speaking at both services
and contfnning in specisl preaching1 mis
sioa aightiy through ? tha week at 7:80
except Alonday. . )
L'SE, CIIINESK HERBS
Whew Others Fall
CHARLIE C1IAN
Chinese Herbs
-.- REMEDIES
Healing virtue '
has been tested
hundreds years,
for chronic all
mcati, Roirt
f hrnat.' at nnsitla.
catarrh, cars, rM '
langs, athma, chrenic cowgh,
ttomaclt (all stones, rolitU,
constipation, diabetis, kklncjrs,
bladder, heart. Mood nerves,
.nenralu, rheumatism, - blgb
blood t pressare. eland. Skin
ores, male, female and chil
dren d Uorders, l-j. -n -; " " ; ' v
Si TL FoBir. 8 years practice
In Cb I a, Uerb- Specialist.
123. K. Commercial StM Salciu,
Ore. Office boar O to O p, m.
8anday aad Wed, 9 to 10 .im.
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-, . CHTJRCR
N. Capitol and Manoa atreeta. Edwin
Horstmaa. pastor. Bandar school. 10 a. as.
tiermaa aervicea. 10 a. m. "Our Life
Uid ia Christ." Xagliah services, 11 a. m..
freacntag Carist,-- ( b
' HIOHUjrD TEXEBSB " ' '
Highland hvenue at Charch street. T.
Clio Browne pastor.- Bibla; school at to
a. m. Cliftoa Buss, supt. Worship at 11
a. at. Christian Endeavev at 6 :St p. aa.
Kvangelistie services i at 7:80.1 Cteua K,
Brown, recently from the middle wait.
la music director. Midweek prayer meal
ing-, Thursday at 7:o p. m. i -
SOUTH SAXXMC FRIERT8 V
Corner Sooth (Jaaweitial at. Wash-
ington streets. Miller H. aad
Hasel AC.
.Porter, paatora. Biblo school tl lu a. an.
atonwag worship at 11 a. as. runrutihu
ICadeavor at 6:90 p. m.'Craaiag service
t 7 :0 p. at. Midweek Bibla study Ihuro-
ay at p. m.
JBHOVAH'8 WITVESSZS
Meat ia Fraternal temple. Center street
near Liberty at 2:30 Sunday afternoon.
A Bibla iecturt will bo followed by Bible
study. ."i
LATTEE SAT BAUTTB -
Corner Cottage and Chemeketa. Sun
day school, 10 a. m. Evening service, 3s
p. m. M. L A. Wednesday, 71:30 p. im.
Belief society Wednesday, i m. A. C.
Uakiaa. president, --.i j j
AMEBICAB LUTHEEAH CHTTBCH "
Church street between Chemeketa and
Center streets. Be v. P. W. Bnksea, pas
tor. Sunday Bible school, : a. Ja.;
Arnold Krueger. aapt. Morning worship,
11 a. m. Sermoa. ''Being Observed.' "
Prelude, "Morning Song." ( (Try singer)
Bath Bedford; nolo. "Uk ti tha Heart,"
(AllMsenl Misa f ranees -Aelaoai offer
tory, "la the MoonUght." ( Kinder) Both
Bedford Cnoir aUrected s; mi. J.. i V .
Bobson. ; oung people' a service by ;the
untner league. 1 p. m.
if
CHRIST X,TJTHEBAH CHTTBCH
EichteeUth and State streets. Bev
Am os. B. Minacmaan, A. psator. war
a. 9:80 a. m. Subiect. "If tho ltaya
Bo Ket Shortened." English, 11 Ma.
Subject, --rer tho Bdke of tha Kight
eoaa." Sunday scnooi,, 9-,30 a. m. Mil.
Jacob Fox, aupu Luther teaguo. 7 p as.
ST. XOHV EVAHO. tTTTHEEAS
1 Missouri tlyuod) f
Sixteenth and A atreeta. H. W. (iroas.
paator. Suaday school. M s. ax. Besvice
iv. . , ; . r- ;
FIBSX. METHODIST I
Corner ot tifato and Church it reeta
Pastor. James K. Milligsn; director of
young people a acr.vities, auiarea Jiar
tholomew; superintendent of: church
school. Robert M. tiatkei Morning wor-
ahip, 11 o'clock. Sermon, "A Burning
Heart. ' Evening worsbip. 7:30 o clock
Sermon. "Tho Way of Life." Chnrch
school, classes for over age, atj:45
a, m. Young people's meetings: High
School league at 6:30: Beverly McMillia
will lead on "Echoes from tha Preaching
Mission. - iHUNCrarr will assist. Caiver-
site- vespers: Sunset hour, sa informal
Catherine. Vea Artll be served. lr. Mauriea
Ballinger will apeak with Bill Clemca pre
siding, loang adults will meet ato:45
Sunday evening im tho Carrier room j Per
est Mills, cnairman
JASON LEE KEMOR1AX 1C E. CHTTBCH
n. Winter. Jefieraon. Jrairrronnd sroad
Lyna A. Wood, minister.: Church school.
0:45 a. tn. H. B. Carpenter, anpt. Morn
lag worship. 11 a. m. Thema, "Christie
E-.ilAW.kln rMmnmtjki .rvi.a 3 V rv.
worth leaguea. 6:30 p. m. tvenine serv
ice, 7:80 p. as. Theme. "If My People
CaUed -My Same." Observaaea f
eight lay preaching mission, November
1&-Z2, every . . night except balurosy.
LESLIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
South Commercial aad Myers atreeta.
Deaa C. Poindexter. minister. Church
school at 9:45. Morning worship St 11
Holy rommuaioa will ho shared. The
leagues will meet at e :S9 p a lr.
Maurice Ballenger will "be the speaker' at
tho i7:so servicer . f -
rZBST PRBSBTTERlAB CHTTBCH
Winter aadl Chemekaaa, atreeta. iirovar
C. Birtchet. -I. D Mrtor. Church School.
w:9o a. m, airoetea oy j. at. ruxsim-
aions, supt. Jtoraing worship. 11 i a fs.
oesmninK ex one wees presetting nata
aioa. Sermon. "Jetua Goes ta Charch."
Aathom. 'Blessing aad Glory.' ' . f Bach
maniaoff). Christian Eadeevor- aocietiea.
o:SO p. m. tvening won nip, 7:311 p,
Family night. Sermon. "Jesns Goes Visit.
ing." Anthem by tho chapel choir. Serv
ice! every ;niglt this week except -Satur-
SALEM MEBKOBITE j CHTTBCH
' Corner of 17th and Chemeketa streets.
H.' H. -Pick, pastor. Sunday school at
:4 a. m. H. W. Wall. supt. Moralag
worship at 11. Evening services at 7:80.
Wednesday night at 7 :30, prayer meet
ing and a elata la personal evangelism.
evening Bibla school rridiay at 7:30,
Go tor SUXDAY SCHOOL at '
The Grace Gospel Hall ;
15U A! Mill St. 0:45. wean
said, IIe that beareth 4 My
word and belleveth on Him
that sent me HATH everlast
in life,- ! . . -Jlv
EJr. CiJ aa Lena
CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
Nat oral Temediee
for disorder of liv
er, gtomacb, glands,
akin, mad Briaary
Titrm of men Bad
tromea, Benefliri
for. constipation,
asthma, arthritis,
sagar . diabetea aad
tvfedBaMUyaa aaa . - Y
19 jreara ia br4- "-f"
aeaa. tVataropathie ; ; I ;
plgndctaac, S93H f Court St.
Coraer Liberty.
Office open riatar
dan aad Tnecdajs
r.J only, 10 A. l. to I
P. ftU 0 P. AI. to 7.
Cknanltatkn--BFood
ereafnre and urine
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Oald't cat irJIp-T" V.- a
The ! Churches of Salem
I Invite You toi Attend
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THE PEVTE COSTAL CHTTBCH OP COD
jlii. :K. Commercial. A. J. Jensen, pas
tor.' Sends y Bible school, S p. m, Daisy
Wilson, snpt. Devotional, S p. 'm. Evan
geliatie. 7:80 p. m. Tuesday night. 7:5t;
Thursday night. - 7:80 Young people's
rally Saturday Bight, Kov, 14. at. 7:30.
ICS OLE WOOD ' tntTTED BSXTHXEH
: Sevaateoath and Vebraaka atreeta. It
C. Mana. minister. Church aehool,-9 :4J
a. na. Mrs. Anna Wolcott. supt. Morning
worship opening tho week, ef tho national
preaching mission. 10:50 o'clock. Sermon,
'The Secret at Victorious Living." An
them, i "Oh PoolUh- Hearts. Why Will
Tea Wander I" by Larena. Juaio church
at 10 :SO av m, directed, by Mrs. J. C.
Hilt Christiaa. - Endeavor,. 6:80 p. - m.
Evangelistic aervice. 7:80 p. tn.' Violin
aolo by Marion Chase. Anthem. "The
Blessed Gospel" by Hslt. Sermon. "En
tering Into the Life ef Christ." Preach
ing services every night during the week
except Saturday. . '
ran chttbch or chxist
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Chemeketa' - and Liberty atreeta. . Son-
day school at 11 a. na.- Services at II
m. snd 8 a. m. Subject. "Mortals and
Immartala. . Testimony meeting at 8
o. tn. Wednesday, Reading room in the
Masonic temple. II a. m. to 4:80 p. m
except Sundays and, holidays,
W. F. NEPTUNE ! W. ft. STANTON
. . For Better Meats
BUTTER, EGGS, FISH and POULTRY
Phone 9485 Free 'Delivery v 933 State St,
We Give Doable S A H Green Stamps Friday- Jk Satnrtlar
Mince Meat 2 bs. SGo
1 majaaauBUBUBUBBmujsuau
gdtmaaHeg , ; j 2 ago
Freshly Ground DESESI? ago
We Dress Our Own Poultry i- Always Fresh
' Highest Prices Paid for First Class Poultry
DegO- StteaCi ; " S-Co
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OWT Or-TOWH CHTTBCHES
Clear Lake Evangelical Herbert
Bennett, minister. Morning wornhip at
9:45 o'clock. Homecoming day. Sermon, I
"A living Witness." Sunday aehool at
10:43. o'clock. W. P. Collard. aupt. Ban- .
ket dinner at 12:13 o'clock, noon. Sacred,
concert at 3 p. m. The Kev. i. E. Camp
bell. Bille study at 7:80 p. m Wednes
day. ...!'. -
Labith Cantor Evangelical Herbert E.
Bennett, minister. Sunday aehool at 19
a. m. W. A. Starker. anpt. Young,
People's league at 7 p. m. Lyle Klauipe. j
leader. Evangelistic service at S p. an.
Sermon. "Abraham, the FaithfuL" Choir
practice I at 7 . p. m.. Thursday. Bible
:ui; it I p. m. Thursday.
Basadala Trieads Sunday aehool. 10
a. at. Margaret Hamilton, supt. Moraing 1
worship. 11 a. m. Topic, "Boll To Away
the Stone." Christiaa Endeavor. 7 p. m. '
At 9 p. ca. Chester5" Had ley show ;
moving pictures of tho mission .field ia
Bolivia. Francis Ohse. minister.
' " Salem Haifhts CoaHunlty Charch
Morning worship. 10 a. m. Topic. "Rell
A'o Away tho gtone." Sanday school. .
11a. as. Chester Skelton. aapt. Christiaa
Endeavor. -7 p. as. at tho homo of Ellen
Jean Heisler. Praneia Ohse. minister.
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