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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, MAKCH gr LOCALS Th county court this mornlnR- lamlned number ot BamplM ot dof tugs that are in um in other 'j untie. Nearly every county has j different design. No declttlon hat betm reached as to the atyle tag to be usd here. However, it 'm expected that tags will be Uwued instead of collars as aoon as the prusent supply of collars Is ex hausted. Rhode Island Ked chicks, an other hatch due Tuesday. 1'honc 111 I-M. A. L. Lindheck. 103 Jiilly Klnehart, coach of the Uni versity of Oregon basketball team nn.l hoHeball team spent yesterday in i-ialem witness in if the Oregon atato lileh aehool buakethall tounm nient lielJ at the Willamette u'ul verslty. Itinehart la planning on seeing the grimes this afternoon and thi will go to Corvullta where he will boo the Oregon Agglos play tho deciding game for the Pacific coast championship with the Cali fornia bears. The Aggies defeat ed the Lemon-Yellow team a wt-ck flKo for the right to meet Califor nia. The east eide division of th. Presbyterian church ladiea will tspontsor a St. Patrick's tea in con nection with a cake and bread Bale to be held Tuesday after noon. The tea and sale are to be open to the public and will be held in the church parlors. A charge of 15c will be made for refreshments. Come and bring a friend. 63 Howard Lane of 292 North Sum mer streut and Karnest M (Kin ney of McMinnxille were both ar rested last nU'ht on Court street on charges of disorderly conduct and each put up 5 bail for a later appearance in police court. Perennials, now le the time to plant them. Delphinium, gemu and long list of others, all win tcrert in open. D. II. Upjohn, 964 south Liberty. Phone 1700. AH bulbs and plants sold at that ad drttis, not at farm. ' A jury in Justice court today re turned a verdict for the defendant In tho case of Charles Chrlstensen again Cicorgo Iiiehop for the col lection of $56 alleged to be due for wood. Sacred concert Sunday night, Central Congregational church. 63 Dr. W. II. Lytle left this morn ing for Portland to be with Mrs. Lytle who was suddenly taken ill Whilo visiting In Portland. Mrs. Lytle Is at St. Vincent's hospital, For rent, office, 200 State St. phono 173, call 210 State atrcet. 63 Miss Elizabeth Braun, assistant chief clerk in the senate during the last legislature, is driving to. Portland today to spend the week end, With her Is Miss Genevieve Campbell. Love The Jeweler, salem, The estate of Samuel Newby has hecn appraised at $6074 by Donald AV. Miles. James G. Heltzel and K. M. Graham. Furniture upholstering. Wood's Auto Top Co. phone 809. August Huckcstein has petition ed the county court for appoint ment of a guardian . for Simeon Dupuis, rhil-imone Dupuis, Mary pupuis and Napoleon Dupuis, all alleged to be incompetent. It Is sta'.ed they have an estate valued nt $3500. Hearing on the petition has been set for April 6. . Have you heard ahout the mas querade skate at Dreamland sat. night? 63 AT THE THEATERS TODAY Oregon "Abraham Lincoln" liberty "Tho Man Who Played Square" Blieh Five Acts Vaudeville and Pictures Grand Th Mai; Who Came Back J-lote Bljgh Arrivals Portland. F L Provost, W Cox, Ocorge Scale?. Mr and Mrs Jerome 1 Wcs;l;ike, Stanley Glarum. Henry 1 Webber, David Straus. P F Creamer. G M IMrton. C H Cox, H W Nevers, Vernon M Suckow. F S Cleaver, E L Hansen. Mr nn-1 Mrs M Preston. Donnld Campbell. .Tames A Gillespie. R R Keyes, Mr nnd Mrs Rudolph I) Tressler: Hood Ulver, R A Harnett. Mr and Mrs Gerald O McVey. J K Sophy; M'Mlford, WeMon McMee. Gordon Ken-haw, D Anderson, J Dunn, Mr and Mrs Kalnh V Dyment; As toria. William Palmberg, Charlef N Larsnn, Itot'er li Pitmen, Km Lankluen. John Clay, John Jarvi nen, Geoi ere Amlerpon. I'.rne.Hl Carlson, Louis Raymond. Edwanl Poy;y; Clove rdatc, Elmer Off em, Merle Jensen; Forest Grove, Mr nnd Mrs H H McCormlrk. Miss Winifred E GHskie; Corvnllls, Jas B Stewart. Mr nnd Mis Lester M K wtnn, Harry B Jarvis; Toledo, Mrs B J Lindsay; Eugene, L S Goodwin. Miw Bertie Holladay. Alias Ethel H Grosvenor. Miss June Beardsloy, Max R Wilton; Pen dleton, Mr and Mrs James D Craig, Miss Leona -3ml(r. Duncan P. Craig; S ilem. L K Lnmoreux. A H Drake, Frank Hiebert. Wil liam Sayles, Kdg-ir L Tate; Seattle A L Alh?n. Mvs L O'Phea. Robert M. Ginley. G B Mc Menamy. Mr Bttd Mrs Robert F Reiliy; Tacoma. Ira Henshaw, Mrs Libby Opdyqc; Fin Francisco. Mr and Mrs O A Origan. C F Sturdevant. Mr and Mrs I N Fleisrhmann; St Paul, Minn. Mrs J Mary Sells: Chicago. Mr and Mrs Jack Fields. Harry P.ardell, James MrN'ally. Mr and Mrs Robert H Wickliffe. C H Charles, Henry M Hoifenwetxr: New York, George Crable. Mr and Mrs Luther F Dry den; Boston Ala so, Mr and Mrs C B Cava. 14, 1925 Default decree and foreclosure on a mortgage have been granted In circuit court in the case of Ea tella A. See ley aaginst Claude I Vaughn and other. Dr. John L. Lynch, osteopathic physician and eurgeon, 403 Ore gon bldg. 63 The action of the Charitw IC. Spaulding Logging company against Willamette Valley Canner ies, Inc., has been dismissed on motion of the plaintiff, the dispute havng been settled out of court. Dr. Stone, Perry's drug store. 63' Acton on a note has been filed in circuit caurt by the Union Sc cuiitlos compiny against peter A. U. lloschman. Chicken dinner Sunday 60c. at Tho Oyster Loaf. 63 Horace Addis of the Ore rot Knnncr is here today from Port land. Dance Derby hall tonite Come 6;; J. H. Fuller, secretary of the Asnland Chamber of Commerce and Prof. G. A. BrUcoe. superin tendent of th? Ashland schools, are in Salem today. Electronic reactions of Abrams Dr. White. 506 U. S. bank old. 63 Spanish wir veterans and G. A R. members have been Invited bj the American Legion to attend the Initiation of new members Intc Capital Post No. 9 which will tnke place Monday evening beginning at eight o'clock In the armory. Wives and friends of the veterans and Gran,! Army men will also be wel comed at the initiation by the Le gion. Best grade of wood is lt J net mill block for furnace and beat er. 3 large loads for $15. Promp; delivery, phone 1542. Fred K Wells. 63 Governor Hartley has honored the requisition of the governor ol Oregon for the return of Kddit Uunnlng. wanted In Silverton, on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. It was announced at the executive offices today. Run nlng was held In Olympia. Remember dale, "Down in Maine," Grand theater March 17. Seat sale Monday a. m. 63 Schellburg D. O. IC. K. club of Silverton and Salem, was organ iz ed In Silverton last night. Meet ings will be held alternately ir Silverton and Salem, twice r month. Arrangements were made for a ceremonial at Dallas on March 2S, when the Portland band and quartette will take part. Wednesday the 18th Colo McEl- roy'e orcUestra, Crystal Gardens. 6 The Knights Templar will attend sercvlccs In the Unitarian-church on the morning of Easter Sunday. A report thaU he services were to be tomorrow morning was erron eous. Dance Schiudler hall, toufght. i;3 Tho next meeting of the Tolk-Yamhill-Marion Medical society will be held at the Gray Belle next Tuesday evening, March 17, at 7 p. ni. A paper on "The Cancer Problem," will be read by Dr. Ernest F. Tucker of Portland. Dis cussion will be opened by Dr. W B. Morse of Salem. Joe Kemper of Silverton was In Salem this morning on business. Dance Schindler hall, tonight. 63 Reno Booth of Chemawa made a trip to Salem today. "Splendid, helpful programs' Is what the people are saying about our church services. The special feature at the First Christian church Snnday eTening will be the rendition of several good old Scotch numbers by James P. Smart. The advantage Is for you. make use of it. 63 Boy Scout Executive Walsh, of Seattle, will be In Silem March to hold a court of honor for the loyal boy scouts. It was announc ed today. The court of honor lh held for the purpose of select Ins the scouts who are deserving of promotion In rank. AH candidates for promotion are put through an examination. Mr. "Walsh will bring with h!m five pUMtel Seattle seo The cxmrt will probably bo held in the state supreme court buil-I- Ing. Wednesday the 18th Cole McEl roVs orchestra, Crystal Gardens. 65 Dorothy Ta'-lor of Dallas made a brM business trip to Salem this mornlns. Good old Scotch songs will he sting by James P. Smart nt the First Christian church Sunday evening. Jim Smart is a whole program Irlmself, but wc will have other helpful feature also. Jiwt one hour in an atmosphere of fine sentiment and practical religion. 63 Mrs. Earl Goblrbce of Scio was In Salem today. Dance Derby hall tonite Come Joe Isaac of Hoskins was a Sa lem visitor this morning. Dr. Marshall, osteopath Or.bldg John Albino of Chemawa w in Salem today. Old papers for ule. large bun die 6c. Capital Journal. Mary Clayton made a trip to 8a Icm today. Her home Is in Dallas. Mary Hill of Chemawa took trip to Salem today. For rent, S room flat strictly modern. 760 Marlon St. 6 room flat 665 1-3 Ferry St. 7 room strictly modern nous 540 Mill ai. room nomra gzo n. loin ai. Becke ft Hendrlcke, U. 8. bank bidg. 64 A system of weekly reports by all teachers In Salem public schools inaugurated by L. J. Sim oral, member of the school board. was begun today. The purpose of the system Is to keep a close check on conditions In the schools. One teacher reported "I like my janitor. He stepped ' on my hat once, but I do not hold It against him. Terms, 7 loom house, tine loca tion, 1 5 ! 5 N. Church, corner lot, $3500. llecke & Hendricks, U. S bank bldg. 64 H. L. Reynolds and S. Wilkins were fined $7.50 each in police court yesterday afternoon for speeding. Special chrcnen dinner Sunday loc, at The Salem Kestuurant. 63' Lutterj were sent out this morn ing by George Hug, superiuten dent of Salem public schools, to members ot the crediting commit tee of the Karthwwt Association of Secondary and Higher Schools. Mr. Hug Is vice president of the ansocfition, and chairman of the committee. He has called the meet tng to take plane In Spokane on the evening of April 7. the day he fore tho meeting of the Inland Km pire Teachers' association, which meets in Spokane for three days. April 8. 9 and 10. Mrs. Alice Thomson, president of the Salem Teachers' association will bring back reports of the convention. Chicken dinner 75c at The Sa lem Restaurant Sunday. 63 Announcement was made this morning1 of n Boy Scout contest to be staged between the four pa trols of troop 2, Salem. The con test will begin at the meeting next Tuesday niht and extend over a scric of weekly meetings for a period of 7 weeks. A prise will be awarded to the patrol making the best showing kn first aid, knot t Icing, story telling, campfire building, cooking in the open, an swering questions on Americanism, turning in good turn reports and othe'." phases of Boy Scout work. Officials of the troop have nnnounc ed that visitors will be welcome at the meetings, which are to be held nt the Parish house of the Episcopal church. Terrllilger undertaker pbn 724 The Phi Sigma Kappa of which Sam Kozer, ex-Gov. Olcott, ex- Mayor Albee and Hopkins Jenkins are members, will hold a banquet at the Salem Restaurant Sunday afternoon. Covers hav been ar ranged for fifty five and several able speakers are on the program, The scholarship cup will be awarded during the banquet. Something to talk about. Thom as Bros, orchestra nt Crystal Gar den Sat. nfte. 63 Ernest McCline escaped last night from the state training school for boys, according to a re port to police headquarters. Carnival dance. Tumble Inn Tuesday St. Patrick's day, March 17th. Paper hats, etc.. free. Para mount orchestra playing. Every body welcome. 65 L. M. Gilbert, superintendent of the state training school tor boys, has been severely 111 for several days with an ailment said to re semble erysipelas. Carnival dance Tumble Tues. eve. Mar. 17th. Inn, 65 A. C. Stcpps. Ill East 28th street, Portland, was arrested on North Capitol street last night for speeding, and will appear March 16. Wednesday the 18th Cole McEl roy'e orchestra, Crystal Gardens. Bert Muhleman of Independence was arrested on North Commerci al street last night tor having no muffler on bis car. Just completed nnd for rent, 1-2 duplex, south Cora'l, phone 7S2R. 63 Two abandoned bicycles wrre found by police officers last night one at the rear of the Blessing & Orey pool hall and one in the al. ley ot the rear of the Capital Jour3!'office. Both are at the police station. For rent, five room bungalow large lot. lots fruit, one block east of Salem Height store. $20 month. Phone 7rFll, Wm. Trud gen. 63 Sleepers at the pollen station la-U night were J. Michael Noonan, O, Paulson. L. Selmer, Penney Lea bo, Victor Madoc, Walter Scheele, PatrMc Llbrick, Harvey Rrown. Fred Scars and Leslie Christen. Vcrnc Wirth was fined $1 In police conrt yesterday for riding his bicycle without lights. Fred Williams. E. Tt. Wood, W. F. Powers, and T. A. Llvesley were fined $1 each yesterday for overtime parking. Robert Crawford, superintend ent of the state flax Industry, will he speaker at the noonday lunch eon of the chamber of commerce Monday. B. C. Mil, head of the new linen plant, will act as chair, man. Flax as the coming indus try will be the topic ot Crawford. The Arago basketball team which was defeated by the Mc Minnvflle team yesterday after noon in the State basketball tournament left early this morn Ing, Coach F, F. Cooper, ot the fTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Arago team seemed disappoints that his team did not show up atr good as predicted but promised that be would give a good snowing next year. . Roy Bohler, former coach ot the Willamette university was la Salem visiting friends today. He attended the California-Oregon Aggies basketball game at Cor rallis last night and Is Intending to witness the semi-finals and finals of the Oregon state high school basketball tournament being held this week under then auspices of the Willamette Uni rerslty. The tournament was held under the direction ot Bohler in 1922 and 23. 'Officers of Salem Grange met at the local labor hall this afternoon to rehearse In preparation tor the initiation ot four new members at the regular monthly meeting of the grange, which is to be held next Saturday. The grange is composed ot 125 members, and has an all day meeting on the third Saturday of each month. The basketball team from the Eugene Y. M. C. A. representing the Junior Leaders and the Lead ers played the Junior Leaders and the Leaders of the Salem Y. M. C. A. floor this morning. The Eugene teams won both games. Seven ty.three men were placed in Jobs through the United States employment bureau, located at the Salem Y. M. C. A.t during the past wek. A total ot -134 men made applications. Of those who received jobs 28 were agricultural and farm workers, 4 were carpen ters, 29 were common laborers, 8 were woods laborers and two were auto drivers. Out ot 11 women who made applications one was placed in a job as housekeeper. Five kitchen and pantry workers and 6 housekeepers put In appli cations. J. H. Haner, county clerk of Deschutes county and secretary of the Deschutes flro patrol asso ciation, is here today !n confer ence with the state forestry de partment. S. W. Starr, auditor ot the gasoline tax accounts for the state department, left today for Spokane on official business. He will be gone about fire weeks. The city ot Gearhart has applied to the public service commission for authority to construct a grade crossing over the tracks ot the Spokane. Portland & Seattle Rall- road company on Sixth streett Gearhart. The bureau of valuations of the interstate commerce commis sion has notified the public serv ice commission that the latter oart of May or early In June It will send an inspection party In charge of C. H. Spencer, roadway engineer, over some ot the lines of the Southern Pacific company In Oregon. The party will not undertake to re-cross section the roadbed but will check quantities of clearing and grubbing, classify excavated material, etc. The serv. ice commission is asked to send out a representative with the party. G. Hickey was arrested yester day for speeding and will appear In police court March 16. A. M. Lausch received a build ing permit from City Recorder Poulsen yesterday tor the con struction of a one-story dwelling at 1375 North 16th street, to cost (2,000. Roy Bohler arrived In Salem yes terdar to visit the state tourna ment. He saw the Callfornia-O. A. C. game at Corvallls Saturday nleht. After tonight's tourna ment game he will return to Full-! man, where he is freshman coacn. The Willamette university glee clnb went to Albany Friday night. Iving the club concert there. They report that a large crowd attend ed the concert. J. P. Proscott of Oregon Agri cultural college was in Salem to day. S S. Harber of Dallas made a short trip to Salem this morn ing W, S. Clark was in Salem today, He Is a resident of Albany. Mrs. J. deJong was a Salem visit or today. Mrs. Carl Ucrliuger and her daughter Augusta, both of- Dallas, were In Salem this morning. WALTER CAMP DIES SUDDENLY IN HOTEL ROOM (Continued from page .me) committeeman to e;ill C.itnp at tne I'.ilm'iiit hut el. Tbe hotel opera tor reported that tho cojen tw room did not answer, whereupon! Uoper w.'is despatched utoms town to the Helmnnt. Failing to get an answer to re;e ited knocking on Camp's door. Roper summon ed a hotel i-.tt'n 1 nit who g.iined entrance with a pa.s key. Camp. In lii.s j.aj.tin;i appeared to be sleeping in his bed, but an examination showed Ihnt he had been dead for scvral hours. Wnlter Camp. Jr., the conch son who Is a New York buine.ss man, was summoned immediate ly. A host of famous gridiron stars, at Yal?, many of whom are now successful mentors of college elevens throughout the country received thir football training un der Mr. Camp's personal super vision. Itefore the present highly developed coaching system In Am enenn d-llegs was aiopted, Mr. C.un'i was for nvmy years the gul ling genius of the sport at Yale. Yeir after ear, when the sonn of KU were supreme In the foot ball world, Mr. Camp was the pow er Ui-k of that supremacy. After Walt.-r Cam. Jr., him self a former Yale hilfhick had talked by telephone with his moth er In New Jfnven, it was decided to take ;he body to tluit city tumor-row. Oil 'AFTER CONFESSING San Francisco, Mar. 14. Re ported death threats against against three of the government's principal witnesses) in the case of the suspected rum runner Quarda, Canadian ship seized here last October, resulted today In placing a heavy guard about the men. The confessed liquor runners who turned states evidence are Ed Magruder and the Crivello broth ers, Sal vi tore and Mariano. Testimony of the three tended to implicate Vincents Quartararo, wealthy San Francisco bond brok er and C. H. Bellanger, a director of the Canadian exporUt consoli dated Ltd., ot Vancouver, U, C. as principals In an alleged coast wide rum running ring. The latest reported threats link Magruder with the tragedy ot last Tuoeday when Antonio Nlcolau, member of the fisher men's union was found shot to death in bis room In a hotel here. A friend ot Nicolau Intimated he had been killed to prevent his tes tifying In the Quadra case. In which he was to have appeared that day as a witness for the gov ernment. Magruder lives at the hotel where Nicolau was ehot and government officials have receiv ed information that Magruder was the man the alleged elayere of Nicolau were after. Another possible complication Is the reported disappearance of a considerable quantity of the li quor seized on the Quarda be tween its unloading and storage in a government warehouse. SENATE ROW BREAKS OVER COUZEN CASE (Continued from rage One) republican. New Hampshire. Sen-1 ator Ernest, who previously had sought unsuccessfully to Interrupt the speech of Senator Couzens, arose and said: . "Mr. President. I wish to ask if there are any rules of the senate that would permit me to call a fel low senator a wilful, malicious, wicked liar as I wish to avail my self ot this rule." Senator Glass leaped to his feet. shouting that the Kentucktan should say specifically to whom be was referring, and Senator Robinson, Arkansas, the democra tic leader, jumped from his seat demanding tho right to make a point of order. He drowned out Senator Ernst, who was attempt ling to apeak and placed himself directly in the pathway of Senator Glass, who had started across the chamber toward the republican Lslde. Borab Restore -Order, senator Heed of Pennsylvania sought unsuccessfully to throw the senate Into executive session, be it could dispose of Its troubles behind closed doors. There was a chorus of objections and while Senator Fees of Ohio, who was presiding, pounded for order. Sen ator Borah of Idaho began a speech which eventually brought CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks for the kindncrs and sympathy shown during the sickness and death of our beloved son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Walker and family. 63 Died COLE Mary Jane Cole died on March 14 at a local hospital at the age of 90 years. The body Is at Webb's funeral parlors Funeral announcement later. POAGE At his late home, 1420 Cbemeketa street, March 13. 1925, James A. Poage, aged 80 years. He is survived by his wife and three children, Mrs. Irene Scott of Salem, Mrs. Or a Isabel ot Pasadena, Cal., nnd O. P. Poage of Scotte Mills. . Or; by two sisters, Mrs. Aman da Wright of Mfnater, Nob., and Mrs. Connrnry-of Extra. Ia., and by two brothors, Bert Poage ot Gordon, Neb., and Dell Poage of Alzabore, Or. Fu neral services will be held from the Terwllliger home. 710 Chemeketa street, Sunday, at 2 p. m. Hev. Mr. Putnam offi ciating. Committal services will be at the IOOF cemetery. BE CAREFUL K. Schubert and one of the Sa il m street car biiK.ses were involved in a collision today at Cummer- cibl and State etreets. There was 1.4 damage. the chamber back to Its senses and restored a semblance ot de corum. The speech ot Senator Borah turned out to be a criticism of Senator Ernst for bringing on the scene through which the senate had just passed. Mr. Borah said he had been certain early In the day's proceedings that tbe speech by the senator from Kentucky would result in trouble "because four or five times he violated the senate rules In charging one sen ator with sinister purposes in con ducting the public business." A motion by Senator Moses that Senato Ernst be allowed to pro ceed was voted down 48 to 32 and senator Ernst then withdrew his imputations against the motives of other senators which he said had i.erhaps been "rather harsh." Conzens Charpe Once duriug Senator Couzens' speech Senator Ernst had been on his feet demanding an opportun ity to reply, but the Michigan sen ator declined to yield. The at tempted interruption followed this statement by Mr. Couzens: "Tbe , prohibition unit agents have been in touch with him (Sen ator Erndt) hour by hour by tele phone and by personal calls so that they might know in advance what the committee has proposed c do, what the committee has pro posed -to investigate. As evdencc cf that the record will show that letters have disappeared out ot Un files, that communications have disappeared and that letters have been lost, because apparently it was to tbe advantage of the treas- OREGON last Times Today ''ABRAHAM LINCOLN" Tomorrow Richard Barthclmess iliilil LIBERTY Last Times Today BUCK JONES in 'The Man Who Flared Square'1 Tomorrow LAKEY SEM0N I i i 1CI 1 1 1 GRAND Today Tomorrow "The Man Who lllllill The Chicks Season ii here. Ton cannot af ford to start them without be ing sure that you are getting the very best and purest feed. CHERH0 CHICKO STARTER is used Ly many of the more critical poultry men, because they know CHERR0 is one of the first and only feed that has maintained a low fibered feed regardless of price fluctuation of raw products. Of eleven different Poultry Feeds made by Cherro manu facturers . only., one . contains over 5r, fiber and only one Dairy Feed contains over 10 of fiber. These high standards have no equal. This means pure and whole some feeds always consider the quality., of., protein as well as quantity. CHERRO FLOUR CHERRO CEREALS CHERRO PANCAKE FLOOR Always Fresh and Clean at Tour Dealer ury that the should dMappear. and andoubtedlr Ih.y wen In formed by tbe senator from Ken lucky so that they might do thos. things." Ernst Make Denial 'I have never beard of an? pa pers disappearing from tbe files.' Senator 2rnst asld In reply to this assertion when be finally was per mittea to speak. Nor bsve I ever been asked by the treasury to get &ny papors. When Senator Ernet added that "no one believe, such a statement i true.' Senator Robinson object- .c and Mr. Ernst replied: If my mild mannered friend here was in the position I'm in there would he a knock down and drag out battle. " Much of the discussion revolver! about Senator Couzens 1919 tax tax return to which the treasury now is seeking to add more than $10,000,000. Senator Class, who was secretary of the treasury dur ing that year, told the senate he was convinced that Secretary Mel- in nsil rc-onenrrl the caae "dim FARM LOANS Anderson & Rupert 406 Oregon Building WOODRY Buys Furniture Phone 611 Grand Theater, Wed., March 18 Order Your Seats Now for ISPs IntheMenv.Spectaaaar'SkWZVO "How magnificent Mr. Skinner plays 'Sancho PanzaM There Is tho richness of oil in his splendid voice and the unction of a fine big naturo in his action, and though lie has been playing the part for two years now, his Impersonation has all the freshness and spontaneity of a first performance. It is one of the gems one may put away to gloat over from time to time, and smile or even laugh aloud at the memory." George Warren, San Fran cisco Chronicle. Never in Mr. Skinner's history as a dramatic star has he had a more delightful play than "SANCHO PANZA." PRICES : Lower Floor, $2.73; Balcony, $2.75 and $2.20. Boxes, lower, $2.20; upper, $1.65; Gallery, $1.10. Including Tax OUR PRICES Will Interest You Red Rose Broom 50c New goods exchanged for used. Call 3G8 before you give your used furniture away. A. H. MOORE FURNITURE BICYCLES AND RADIO 235 North High Street Suburban Home and Furniture Auction Sale Friday, March 20, 1:30 On Garden Road and Park Street, Vt Mile East of the Capital City Bedding Co., consisting of High class Improved 4 aero farm with good 6 room house with electric light, bath and toilet, electric water system; barn, chicken house, 2 acres In prunes, and other fruit; one acre gooseberries and currants. Deep, rich, black loam soil, in high stato of cultivation; lovely shade trees, and ia ldcul cuuntry home sold on terms made known at time of offering. At same time and place 5 rooms of Rood furniture, Eange, Heater, etc., as follows. Ic I. uk 6-holc polished top nickel base r;uiv. likt new; good heul'T, board and pipe: 3 good rus itxl2 and lix9; some sm.ill rugs; waxed oak library table; 3 serlion:il book case and a lot of booke; 4 W'iliiiim and Mary walnut chairs with leather seta; ail leather lounRo; planked tou oak extension table and 7 dinners and waxed oak buffet to mulch; drop head Sinner sewing machine, llko new; 3 waxed oak leather nented rockers; eight-day mantle clock; Patho cabinet phonograph and 131 records: oak smoker's stand; largo pl.ite glass mirror: 2-burncr oil stove; onk bed room Riillc including bed complete, chiffonier and vanity dresser and 2 chairs: Ivory bed complete: fir chiffonier; oak vanity dresser; bat rack with plate mirror: 2 rockers; C dinners:; fir library table; pedestal and Jardiniere; largo heater and pipe; oak buffet: clock; exten. slon table; llecd roeker: Monarch 6-holc range; 2 Iron beds; 2 rugs; Ire box: 2 dressers; pedestal and Jurdarniere; 2 taberettes; dishes; kitchen utensils; glassware: crockery; breakfast table; Ironing board: high chair: rard table; kitchen chalra; house plants: electric lleht globes, carpet sweeper; oil mops; bath tub seat, and bath brush spray: oil heater: camp rot: curtain rods; sheets: pillow eases: bed spreads; comforts; window curtains home canned fruit; Jelly; plcklea; screened mipboard; porch swing: holler, tubs, pictures; BO-ft. garden hose; garden tools: lawn mower, 10x12 tent: 6 gallon cream can snd a wheel barrow for a transfer. Terms on personal property, ca.h. This C. 0. NICHOLS, Owner MITrt5 32 FACJfc; NINE l.ly bocausa he and tbe senats from Michigan hat on another and would go to any limit to discredit ne another. Dr. Harold M. Brown rra1fce Limited tn EYE, I. Alt. NObK and TUHOAT (ilUSM FlltCd 3SO V. R. Blink Bldg. Salem, Ort-gou Loganberry Posts and Wire For Sale Capital Bargain House The Honss of a Million and One Bargains 213 Center Street L. I Dick and L. M. Hum CllINIOSk MKDK'INE CO. 420 and 4U6 State SL lias flroiidtrrrul Chinese reme Aicm Mlilrh ..III cure any human ill nun t IncliHtlnjt tldrarhe. bar Lit 'iC, Mntnacb. kidney i rou bin, male anil female. If 111 poiistili ua al once. Delay la 'Imiei'mtis. EsahliMhrd 18 years In ba Orrffon 'bone X8S OTIS tt Is a Real Sale T. N. WOODRY, Auctioneer rrr'7.'."j.