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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925
Rosburg. Or., Jud. 17. Orfic.ult.
of the DoukIhh county circuit
court are greatly uruuucd over the
pardoning by Governor fiurce ol
Kit Wuinuvieh, alius Dig Mike
y.l'HllWlC. Ifller flf th. ITtrili.tl frmv-
which on June 10, 1119, held up
the rock quarry crew at the Scol La
tin.'. rnrk ntirrv unit tiwik ilRdfi
from an Auutrluu laborer who was
carrying hli auviuga of ywt on
am peraon.
Wulnnvlrh rarnlvr.A a I If
tpnra (in a charef of &-.K:mlr. tit.i
robbery, armed with a dangerous
weapon ana served less than rive
year a.
The fact tlint he had received
his liberty and mat he bad bee l
pardoned wait entirely unknown to
the court officials until the list of
pardons referred to the legisla
ture by Governor Pierce wae called
to their attention.
"It i a farce nothing but a
farce to have such a dangerous
man released from confinement
after Die geriounnesg of hta crime
has been to welt established," Cir
cuit Judge Hamilton, who sen
tenced Wuinovich, declared.
"The governor did not ay It th'e
ocurt for any recommend at ion or
statement of the facts, and we
were not even Informed of the len
iency extended. At the time the
life sentence was imposed a recom
mendation waa given that Ibis
man should be shown no clcmeiry
and that would still he the recom
mendation of t'ie court."
Two men were appointed yes
terday by Mayor Uieny in addition
to the three old members of the
cuy ooxing communion. Frank
Durbin Jr.. Dr. W. Carlton Smith
and lir II II filing. u-or. .
appointed and Harry Plant and
itaipn 'i iDiupson were added.
The duties of the commission
V.' Ill llA til an Ihftr lh fiirlit urn
on the eijuire and will have the
power to maquaury the nghter ir
he tries to fake the fight. Tb y
fill Hint ll.a uno ur oln
their money's worth and they will
wunnoia any money rrom a Doxer
r ha la a to deliver the emtrifi and
offer h good fight.
finiko Croesun Is workin hitfl
tor ins coming maien wltb W
Hen nines of Portland thma turn
fighters will put no a aix-roi:ud
battle. Charles Dawson and Mill?
Gardeau of Portland are working
hard and this match oimht to be
good. Itoth of tliCHe fi Khtcrs are
Wflll known In Hnlnin ff.r thutr
iportman-like attitude and fUM-
ui s ana iney are uotn well UkeiJ.
PI:itit will linvn tlin Vnv tultm
from Independence for four rounds
The fans-have -equested that they
ba nut nn i, train ami Plant hai nr.
runged thoin for the benefit of the
tames. i ne twins are is years
old and they show plenty of clever
fighting. The crowds are .ncrji-
ing with each fight said Plunt and
ne exnecis to nave the lareest
house that he fast, bad yet. Tin
bouts are heinr run nn a himf nc-ui-
like baala with the participants on
contract lor annearance with
forfeiture clause.
IN DAY'S NEWS SPOTLIGHT )
IHURCHES
iu wn uieio uu nine, OU'J Uhe parr
in the sinking, as It encourafrcs the
children. Mrs. Waller itarkus,
Htmr. nt thm mhnnl n,l Yinm irnnri
plrl'.ual teachers for ea-h clam so
no not ne arrant to como anj bring
your children to Sunday school
Preanhing lorvic 11 a. m , subject
"urdinnncr in the New Testa
ment Church." Young people's
services 0:45 and we want all who
have a bible to hrinv it In th 7-in
service and wi will give you somc-
tning to do. leader for the prayer
meountt w eun outlay evening 7:30
Is Charles Pi term. Come aitrl nlnv
tne services.
sot 7Ti r k a r .KM vn i v. v i m
Corner of Conimerclal and Wash
ington slront, Carl P. and Minnie
O. Miller, pastors. Sunday school
10 a. m., Dr. Carl K. Miller, 8upt.
Worahlp II a. m., sermon subject:
'Heaven a Place, Who Will lie
Thero and How Cot There?" "The
Pearly White City" sung by Al
I-heuj Reoj, Christian Kndrtavor
:30 p. m. Evening meeting 7:30.
'Aro There Millions Now Living
W'iio Will Never Die?"' You are
urged to attend all these services
I y 1 I V 1
k3 i fr
r-j ,? jn
i9 I0lS
' A w Uftlt-I
S?.n!Df ? rep""- """" Count Sm Von HKsaZ
. . J: """ u u rsponoa, loan ill ca to
h. la rjlrr' "c Comn' Pari, toPw
CASTLR TJ.VITKO r.liKTHHEN
Sunday school 10 a. m. preach
ing ll a. m., eubjert: "The Natural
Man." Y. P. C. K. Senior Inter
mediate and Junior 6:30 p. ni.,
subject, "KvnngllKin." ThU serv
ice the beginning of a special
week otJiv!ce by the young peo
ple and cniuniunltv. suhlect. "Win
Cne." To all the Rervices a cordial
Invit KIun Is given to all. Z. C
Mower.
CENTRAL, CONf ill ECJ ATIONAL
South lDth otreet, Harry W.
Johnson, minlHter. Sunday tchool
and morning worship at 10 a. m.
Wilbur McCune will le.id the do
Votliitml.f. l'Hiier bv Mrs. C. C'.
Harris. Ilrlcf an vico with address
by tho mln biter nt It a. in. Young
peoples society at 6:30 p.
Preaching service at 7:30 n
Sermon theme: "Convictions About
God." Wednesday afternoon, nil
ver-tea by Ihn Ladies Serial Cir
cle. ThuiKduy evening, midweek
meeting at 7:30 p. ni. Choir at
b 30 p. m.
COURT STREET CHRISTIAN
corner N. 17th and Court streets
II I. Putnam, minlslcr, IHble
aeho'jl : 15 a. ni., Chris. J. Kowlts
hunt. Mws Turner's orchestra. A
graded Rchoul for all ages. Ho you
attend any school, If not we Invite
you. Morning worship 1 1 i
Pdinon: "The Advantage of the
Chrititmn Collego." An annua
Ideational Day scriuon. Junior
following the communion service
The Gotpel Team Roes to Auins-
vine. mm. It. U Putnam, leader
and minister. CluiKilan Endeavor
0 30. e have two llvo Chilstl.-m
JMHleavor Bmfi'lie.i meeting n:
same time. Young people Invited
J-.antitll;tlc service 7:;i0. .Serin mi
riftintf Kodtmiwiird." The ims
tor will attend the EvangpliMlr
C-Jiircience at Portland on Tuesday
nnu vt eunealiiy. A who can
'iouId attend this gathoring, v
I"t'lally on lYednesilay at the Klrnl
Christian ehurcli. Church Day,
Thursday. 2 9 p. m.( Mary-Maitha
society jit 1. 00: cafeteria auppcr
6:15; Volunteer mecLini;; song scrv
lee and devotional; I'.ible Mudy;
Harmony of ;sicla; claw's;
teacher tralng and Christian unity;
Juido school conference; practical
worker's c!as all from 7 to p.
m. !et us push thin school. It i
wonderful training for all. We
welcome anyone to these service
FIRST CONG R Kf I ATlflVAf.
filbert y and Center sireetH. V. C
Kantnur, mlnht'or. Hunday school
it 10 a. ni. Irgrnt attendance
ast Sunday for a vnr. A nine
ror you. come and help us. M
I. McCallisier, B-.pt. Morning
wors.iip ii n. m. B.-rmon subject,
"He Diej for lla." CJond mufic by
church uuartct. Christian En
deavor 6:30 p. ni. Interesting pro
Kin in or music n ctnrcji nuil hrlor
addrets Th? address will hava for
ItS SllbJe-'t. '"J'llU Conv.TMion nf
'Thinker." The motion picture
bears the title "The Artij Ocean."
It will be something Riiriertnr. An.
nual biilnL-ss meeting (f the
church with dinner, Thursday, Jan
12. Dinner (l:J0 p. m. I
KIRHT CflKIHTIAN Center rn.l
High Htreeta, J. J. Evans, minisler
ma ii itue Mitchell, missionary
I lie Hlbltj achojl sosMion onens nt
9:45 with lesson 6tudv in cl:iei
ami departments and asmhly pro
Bram. i ne chalk Illustrations bv
1. h. McCrOskev Interest nil Thn
church n roc nun of witi-Khin
sermon by th pastor begins at 11
o ciock. l ho evenimr nerinon nt
7'30. Trie voumr neniiU nt n..
hureli inert in two groups at 6:30,
v rienu iness" h ia ih t.,i
The men of the church Join in the
lurice i-.veiynian a it bin ric. m
tne Jlllirh theatre at a-l.l i'vap.
man regi-adlens of creel or condi
tion IS HOkMIl'.O.
CENTER STREET METHOIMNT
A. V. Hilmer, pastor. At 11 o'clock
the preaching service wilt bo In
lerman, the morning topic will be
'Conf rmed to thl wm i.i r i.
formed by the Holy Spirit." The
Sunday school at 10 o'clock offer
you a gooil opportunity for the
;ndy :if (io I s word. In tin pvud.
Ii:g Ut 7 3'clock Eoworlb l..uiDiin
'i'lio enlho evening will be Klven ,
ver to eoiur. itr.iver nn.l tin mi..
iou si till v course. Cone and lnl
with us.
and the Senior League in the
church, both at 6:30. Morn In
Vt Orchil! at 11 o'clock. Krmnn
subject: "The Sow or, the Seed
me iiurvofft." Evening meet in
at 6:30. subject. "Tha UlneaaA nn
the Cure." You will find a hearty
Welcome at nil tbeA niAilmrj u
ceitent music, good fellowship nn
neighborly greetings Come with
ua, Strangers especially walrttm
KVANCELlCAf, Chem.Vt
Mtreet, V. W. Launer. Daslo.. Ser
in on at 11 a. m. "The fnniin
a flian. Sermon at 7:30 n
Sunday acliool at lo a. m. All mem
ners on time, and keep ud the
good work. MiM-i Lorenzo Com
basso will lead the Evangelical
League at 6:3i. Sermon at Auburn
at 3 0 Clock. All nr welenmu
O L K D TIDINGS MIKSiov
343 Court street. C. S. Johnaon
pastor. Sunday school nt 3 p
Meetings oil Tu-wdav. Wmlnnxlnv
Thursday and Saturday evonlncs.
wo are e.horteI to "EirncHiK-
tend to the fuith which was once
delivered unto the Saints." It Is
tills faith we teaxh and nrm,.h It
include salvation hcnling and bap
tism with the Holy Spirit. If you
want a blessing for your soul
body come. We nrav for tbn
'jveryoody invitoil.
INTERNATIONAL niMLR KTIT
HENTS ASSOCIATION Meet in ffs
nelil every Sunday In Derby hall
corn.-r Court and High streets
mine Htudy 10 to 12 a. in. Kzekl
el's Teinplo stud 3 p. m. A cor
dial invitation to llible students
to meet with us.
t'NITARUN Cottage and Che
meke'a streets, Uw. Martin Per
eshetian, miniMter, Church school
at io a. m. c.taded instruction
lor adults conducted by the min-
Iter In the ciitieal study of the
Supel according to St. Mark. All
are Invited to come and Join the
uiHcussion. Devotional services at
11 a. m. Subject of the sermon,
'A strange Monument." Mrs. Mar
tin Kureshetlnn will sing as a con
tralto solo, "The Lost Chord," by
Sullivan. The num..! .n..
the church will take place on Wed-
nesuiy evening, proper notice will
bo give In time. The Psychology
class meets every Thursday even
ing at the pniHonsne. The "Psy
chology of Daily Life" by Seashore
Will be considered.
SCANDINAVIAN M. K 15th
fcnd Mill streets, Patrick Dahlln,
pastor. Sunday school 10 m .
C ust An deraon, Su p t. M urn In t
worship ll a. ni. Epworth League
7:H p. m., evening service I p. m.
Thursday at I p. m, praer meet
ing. You are all cordially Invited
to our services.
CHURCH OP OOP 1 Ml North
Church street. J, J. OHIesple, pas
tor. Claw for all grades of eohol
9- i Ir. the Sunday e-hoil which be
i prom-flv at 10 a. m. with a
' L.'txl lively cons service, n mit
CHRISTIAN SI'tKV.r.'
church) Sunday school room of
now church buiminir. ro.-nr n
aueriv antl rtnmi!..u D..
Sundiy morning at eleven o'clock
aununy evening at eight o'clock.
Sllllje-Jt Of lesson lArmnn -I ;f. "
Sunday school at 1:30 a. m. Wed
nesday evenimr tiuiimnnii
Ii'g iU eUht o'clock, adding room
209 Maannio Temple, open every
day exo.M't holl.lays and Sundays
from H:i5 to 6:30 p. m. All are
cordially InvPa-i tn n..r .P.,iA..
and to our reading room.
LESLIE METHODIST EPISCO
PAL Smith CDnimerctal an.t Mv.
era street, H. K. Pemberton. pas
tor. We Invite vou u tlm f-.n,,.
Ing s-rvlcort: Pundav n-hmi .t
3:45, 15. A. Knot en, Supt, The In
termellatj Loena In f...ti h.n
The anw wav tn mit nm inM im. i.l.
ffMvyvui juu
ona ralnyday Isloef Into a
My ncu
f BRAND
Keflex
Slicker
T WWW- I
AJTOWtft co khm I
MARKET STREET V n t. V
METHODIST Corner of North
winter and Market streets, Rov
Mortimer C. Clarke, iiaxi.n- ,..
day school nt 9;4.r.. Dr. l.'r.ml, s
Hchuts, Supt. CIasea for all sire
ages, breaching hours 11 und
4ft. Co'lagi prayer ni-etlnu m
Wednesday afternoon nt n-,.i,i..u
ho home of Mrs. Caroline Jack
"on. Hli3 N. Winter r( n.t IM i
prayer meeting every Thurila
nilig ut 7::t0. Kun.btv t 1
third quarterly meeting occasion
nd tho regular otiarlerlv meetint-
services will prevail. Tho Sunday
school session will ho one i, .i
nbiidgeit and will be followed bv
sermon by the District Mi.inr
Rev. Wilbur N. Coffee. Following
tli la sorvice tho sai'ramont of the
Lord s Supper will ba observed.
Young people's meeting at 6:30,
Miss Martha Jacquet, leader. The
latter part of the meeting will be
given to report of some of the
younj pepie who attended the
late convention held In Portland.
Prayer and praise service at 7:34
followed by preaching by Rev. W.
Coffee. You will receive a real
welcome at all our services and
will enjoy the splendid spiritual
atmosphere of this church
FIRST BAPTIST Liberty ann
Marion streets. Rev. Ernon it
Shanks. The revival meetings eon
inue this week, v.irinn. i-.u.
ganlzutlons have taken oart In the
meetings last week and will con
tinue to do so the coming week.
Sermon for Sunday mornin?; "Th
Opened Heaven. Anthem: I will
lift UP mine evca Rmrarn. Vlnlfn
solo: Re rue use Handel. MIk1
Helen Sel ir. Vocal Solnr iifiifl
Ihou My Hand Gounod. Mr
Karl Pearcy. Tho evenimr sermon-
A Lunch on Oriiidio Ctbcm An
them: Dmvr me to Thee Nevin.
Violin solo: Larchertn Tlvnlrv
Miss Selig. Vocal solo: Lord of
the Land and Sea Williams. Miss
Hilda Am .sler. Meet in? nnh
niKht during the week at seven
inirty. -j ho church that welcome
strangers.
Thi radar will nrMh nn 'Cjtr
tormt Faith." Come and worship
witn us at t. Paul's, The T. p. p.
will meet la th parish house at T
p. sa. Toung people InWtei. On
Monday even in a; at T;45 in the
chape of the rector will begin a
aories of lecturers on the ''Posi
tion Of the Ansrellcan Communion
iu the Religious World." Much has
appeared in th press lately caused
oy a heresy trial which ha possi
bly t9en confusion to manv mm tn
this DOflltlon. Manv An not nA.
stand what that position Is. and
an opportunity will t given to
such lo listen and ask questions at
ines lectures. Th first lecture
Will be- On "Th PnalMnn fli.i.,1
All will be welcome. The entrance
to th chanel Is on th rhnmh a
aid of the church.
FIRST UNITED unprrirnirw
Corner 12th and Mituinn .tA
Sunday school 10 a. m. Our school
i growing in Interest and numbers
We have efficient taachera nH
classes for all bcm rnn.
bring your children. Waltor w.ii.
Supt. Preaching; ll a. m Turt'
Rom l.tll. Subject. 'The Oomoai
he Power of Ood lintn ivatnn
Endeavor 6:30. tonio 'PrinHiinalc,
as expresied Through Medical Mis
sions." Leader, Mrs. Laura Poling.
The young people are especially
inviteS to this service. Preachinjr
30. Brother Ted K-iini-hnf.n
win oring tne evening message.
t-rayer meetlnz WdnMiinV
ing at 7:30, Mrs. Calvin Ilidav.
class leader. Good eimrln- mi
or these meetings. You are invitod
to attend and tk mm. ..o In
all of these servlco. This Is the
cnurcn that welcome. t,nrr
and all who come will be made to
feel at home. w
- vlvvi JUU
ounuay at io and 11 a. m., 6:30
ana 7:30 p. m. a W. Tlbbet, pas-
ci I riht ciinitrir atnia
Kiilhu-enth streets, a. Koehler, pas
or. aumiav school nt a -to m
Dlvlno services in Cierman at 10:30
a. m. Young neonle'a mocrinir at
C:30 p. m. Evening servlco in Am-
rlcan nt 7:30 n. m. Ttihin i..,u-
on Thursday at 7. .in n. m itihi
school conducted by the pastor on
Saturdty from 9-1 2 a. m. The
catech'.imcns meet at 1 p. m.
BETHANY It E CO R M E n fnr
ner of Caoitol and Marlon streets.
Sunday school 10 a. . nH r:r
man preaching service 1 1 a. m. No
evening eervlje. M. Donnv. mln.
itfter.
ST. PAUL'S (EnisconaD Chnroh
ftrcet at Chemeketu, Rev. H. D.
Chambers, rector. "Secind Sunday
niter Epiphany" Holy Eucharist
in tho chapel at 7:30 a. m. Church
hool nt 9:45. rhlhlr n u,
welcome. Morning nraver with
Utanv nt 11 a m Th
choir will sing Shillings Te Drum.
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine '3lKti''.
It rid four iyra o( Catarrh ot Deaf
not cauaed by Catarrh.
tU f drngxati for im 0 wn
C I. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio
NAZARRN'R r,.rr,.. ...k ...
OiariOn trt.eLa. C. H Itnnlrin.
tunaay achool 1:49 a. m.
W. B. Hardy. Sunt, llnmi,.. .
ahip at 11 o'clock. &rainn i.v r...
Mary U Uopkina, aubj.ct. "Inunor
""ij. lounc people', meeting at
v.ww u. ni.. a in iinrtia f....
proaldem. Evening: aervlc. i '
sermon by the pastor. Ki,i.t
'No Admiaalon In Mai .n u...
the New Birth. w.H!...,)... .
Ing at 7:J0 prayer and praiae meet
mar. inese meetlnea are growing
spirituality. Com. ...
CHRISTIAV AVr utocinvin.
ALUANCE Thrnt. a-.' . o.
Evangelistic aervlcea opened In the
riaay night Jan. 18th,
wim ur. v. lictt. a. evana-cltat
Aervlcea will h i-..niin... -
'"Knt tnrouanout tha .-tr
cept Monday. Saturday night' l ea-
iix.iauy ln. young people's night.
Sunday school at 2 n m art.n
preaching acrvlce I p. m. conduct
ed by Dr. Bctts. Evening aervlce
7:30. The first half hour will be
filled with stierl.il mnBin ... i .
A welcome awaits you In these erv
Ices.
FIRST FREKRYTRnrA v
Church street between Chemeketa
and Center streets. Ward Willis
Long, minister. 9:30 a. m. Sunday
sthool, H. E. Barrett, Supt. The
Men's Bible class and the TrI-C
ciasa meet la Rlgdon s New I'ar
tors, corner Chemeketa ami n.
tage streets, other classes meet
m mo cnurcn building and annex.
11:00 a. m. mornlnir wnr..M cn.
The Constitution ne ri. .-.
Kingdom, I.-'The Nature nf tl.
Kingdom," by the minister. 3:00
Junior Socletv dlrnM,! V.h
Mlssos Walmsley and Davis. 0 30
P. m. Senior C. K. .oeintv k
Joseph Nunn. and the Advance In
termediate Young People's society
led by Thelma Duvls. J:30 p. m.
Popular evening aerVlce. Snrmnn
"Lifo s Water Made Wine," by the
minister. Vocal solo with harp ac
companiment by Evangeline Bur-
i iio i,ong. uuring the nrelimlii.tr v
part of the service the minister
will discuss for five minutes the
question "What Effect Will Radio
Have on Future Christianity?"
bll P.irn.. nf fhiirah an. Ill I .
streets, Blaln. K. Kirkpatiick, mln
later. v. ion. nmin v:A. m.,
in the nortbwMt corner room
downstalna. Cm. P. Litchfield,
leader. Sundaar Mhool t:it a. mM
H. F .Shanks, Supt. The Sunday
schoul av.rag. atttendanc. during
the winter months ha. been around
.70. In th. absence of th. pastor
who has been called to Chicago to
attend the meeting of the World
Servle. rmmlutnn niihnn lH'il-
liam O. Bhepard has been secured
iu occupy in. puipit at in. morn
ing worahlp Mrvlc. at 11 o'clock.
Ills them. Will ha "3,ima dhun i.
tlons and Experience. In Africa."
Having just recently returned from
several months' of service in the
heart of Afiica. thla dimu nM..
Ise. to be ot especial merit. The
Junior church, meeting at th.
same hour tn the Sunday achool
annex. Will consider toealhap tl.a
subject, "A Bupper Hour." Da
Vinci's picture of Ins Tiai an, .nn.
will be exhibited during this serv
ice. 76 attend! Junln. rhlln.h
last Sunday. Thre. Chapters of
.no cpwortn League will be led by
wie louowing leaders respectively:
iticas, itutn Wateruiun
and Maxlna Mvara nr r n i
Cormick will be in charge of the
evening service. He will preach
on tho subject, 'The Challenge of
Clirl.t." Our choir has been called
to Monmouth for the evenimr mm.
Ice. President E. C. Hickman of
timDail and his father, Rev. C. W
Hickman, will contribute the spec.
ial niUSls Of tha .I'.nln. TK. -
end aervlce of tho second term of
cnurcn Nlgnt will be held next
Thursday. Dr. Geo. Alden will
teacn tn. adult class, meeting at
7:1S O'clock. RvnnY.n. mo- KA
sured ot a cordial welcome at any
of the services above announced.
JASON LEE MRMnRrar. t c
Corner North U'lni.r mnA
son streets, Thomas Acheson, pas-
iory, x.eroy walker, assistant, In
charge of the Junior church. The
public will receive a warn. ......
al welcome at the services of the
coming Lord's Day which will be
held as follows: School of Relig
ious Education a m .t.h
classes for all ages. Harry Car
penter la the superintendent for
the coming year, and Vernon Tjier
his assistant. Session, nf .i.nni
ar. full of Interest. ll a. m. nub-
llo worship. "Defending American
Childhood" will be the pastor's
theme. Ror. Wjallcar win nnn...u
sorvic. for the Junior church at
mm nour down stairs. Toung peo
Pie 111) to 11 vaara itf nva
ed and welcomed. Young people's
hour at 6:30 p. m. The Wesley
ipwortn Leagues will meet
In separate rooms down stairs for
devotional meetlno. a ha....
welcome Is extended to all hv ih.
groups, service of praise and
worship at 7:80 p. m. Subject:
'A Successful Failura" h. th
pastor. This Is communltv hour.
Friends and neighbor, ar ii rcraA
to be present. Special singing,
good fellowahm. anil a ntPaii.,
gospel message will make the eve
ning worm while. Mid-week de
votional service will be held on
Thursday 7:ls n. m n.oniiA.,1
hour and class study In Important
ujecis ror 01a and young are
provided for. Welcome all.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCO-
m
RELIEF
WITH
mwfi
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iisittqsijiKtoiit.Wtfl
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
11
Men's
Bible Class
Meets Every Sunday at the
Bligh Theatre, 9:45
ALL MEN WELCOME
Good Music Subject thU Sunday:
"SERVICE"
Mrs. Arthur Rahn, Soloist
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The Buick Valve-
In - Head Engine
starts easily runs
smoothly, even at
zero. Buick has an
exclusive, auto-
maticheatcontrol
on the carburetor
that takes the or
dinary annoyance
out of cold weath
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One proof of Buick
is tn cold weather
starting and driving
OTTO J. WILSON
.188 N. Commercial Street Phone 220
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Oregon Pulp & Paper Co.
SALEM. OREGON
Manufacturers of
Sulphite, and Manila Wrappings. Also
Butchers Wrappings, Adding Machine Paper,
Greaseproof, Glassine, Drug Bond, Tissue, j
Screenings and Specialties.
Marion Hotel
SALEM. OREGON
OFFICIAL AAA
An Hotel worthy of its reputation as the largest
and most complete in Oregon out of Portland.
Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner
parties.
What We Offer You
SERVICE Quick and competent. Air in tires,
water in radiator and batteries, change oil
in motor, grease all over the service is
not only quick but COMPETENT.
GASOLINE GENERAL, the popular quick
starting gas. Red Crown, winter grade.
OIL Hyvis Pure Penna the highest test oil
you can buy.
TIRES Miller Geared to the Road.
Start your car off right let us grease it all
over and change the oil.
You will notice the difference.
The Harbison Station
Capitol St. at Market
Phone 1936
255 N. Church St.
Phone 885
Bonds That Pass
Every Test
Bonds, which are secured by Salem
income property and producing Wil
lamette Valley farms, yield 6 return.
They offer the best security and have
a non-fluctuating resale market
These are the three important factors
of an investment.
The mortgages securing these Bonds
are held in Trust by the First National
Bank of Salem. The Bonds are in
denominations of $100 or multiples
thereof.
Write or phone for our circular giving
full information regarding this invest
ment offer.
Reference: Any Bank in Salem
Hawkins & Roberts, Inc.
206 Oregon Bldg.
Phone 1424 Salem, Ore.
It's the Same Car
In All But Price
If any responsible party offered you a bra
new automobile the one you want at halTtnTh
market price, you would buy it if you had to beg,
borrow, or steal the money. (
The same car with a few thousand miles on the
speedometer is just as good as the day it left the
factory. But because it is a used car you get it for
about half the regular price. Come in ; look over
our used cars and see if that isn't true.
Certified Public
Motor Car Market
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