PAGE SIXTEEN
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1925 .
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Portland. Not. Jl (AP)
Cod sunt griUinff of R. L. "Bob
fcto") Pettta today ailed to elicit
Irom him any inkling ot the iden
tity of the maa who late yester
day aided him 1a holding up H,
Oreenberg. tailor.
Pettis was caught by - citizens
as. covered with the tailor's
blood, he fought to gain the lib
erty his gun-toting oumpanlon
bad secured.
He will stand trial on a charge
of assault and robbery, being arm
ed with a dangerous weapon.
ft. L. Pettis, who was captured
In Portland last night after he is
alleged to have attempted the rob
bery of H. Green berg, a tailor, was
granted a commutation from life
imprisonment to 15 years by Hoy
itltner of Pendleton when Rltner
was acting governor for several
weeks the latter partof 1922, dur
ing the absence of Governor 01
cott. The Pettis commutation watt
one of a long list of cases In which
Kitner granted pardons, condition
al pardons and commutations, re
sulting in severe criticism being
leveled at him when these official
actions became known.
Pettis' 16 years minus good time
credit expired in April of this year
. and he was discharged. He waa
originally sentenced to life for a
murder commuted In Wasco coun
ty lu 1916,
Pettis and a companion, accord
ing to the Portland police, enter
ed Greenberg's little clothing store
on First street about 3: SO o'clock
yesterday afternoon and arranged
for the purcliaea of two suits and
an overcoat. While Oreenberg woe
wrapping up the clothes one of the
robbers held him up. Instead ol
complying with the demand to
throw up his hands Grcenberg
shotted for help and was struck on
the head with the butt of a gun by
the robber. The merchant ran to
the door, however, where he Is said
to have grappled with Pettis who
apparently was keeping watch.
' Other citizens got into action and
Pettis was soon overpowered and
held until officers arrived.
PE66Y JOICE STILL IN LOVE
' New Yorx, Noy. 21. (A. P.)
Peggy Joyce (Counteae Horner) 1b
as much In love witn tier nusosnu
"u any woman la after two yean
marriage. She said so when she
arrived on the Cunarder Maure
tanla nnd denied any Intention ot
dlrorclng the count.
(Continued from Page Eleven.)
P. M. Topic, "Why I Am a
Christian." Leader, Francis Mil
ler. Evening service at 7:30.
Sermon by Mrs. Hopkins. Sub
ject, "Sins Blotted Out and For
gotten." Special muelc and sing
ing at both services on Sunday.
Special revival meeting every
evening next week at 7:30, ex
cept Saturday evening. Evangel
ist 0. B. Ong, of Pasadena, Cel.,
will preach each night. Thurs
day night at 7:30 the Marion
County Holiness Association will
hold their Thanksgiving service
in the church. Special music and
singing every night. Don't fall
to hear Evangelist Long prench.
7352
Capital Journal audited net
paid dally average circula
tion tor the month of Octob
er, 1926. During October
the average daily distribu
tion, including advertising,
service, and free copies,
was 7753.
1216 Gain
In net paid circulation over
Octobor 1924 showing the
Capital Journal
Growing Faster
Than In any period ot Its
history because It
Delivers the Goods
The Capital Journal's clr
culatlon Is audited, proven
circulation. There Is no
bunk in It.
WEST BALKM At the West
Salem Methodist Church Rev.
Charles E. Ward 1. to preach.
GLAD TIDINGS MISSION,
343 H Court St., C. S. Johnson,
pastor. Sunday school at 1 P. M.
Services at 3 P. M. Rev. Jacob
Popplnga, a returned missionary,
will speak Sunday afternoon,
Services in the evening at 7:30.
Meetings on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Young
peoples meeting on Friday even
ing.
EVVANGBL.ICAL 17th and
Chemeketa Street. F. W. Launer,
pastor. Sermon at 11 A. M., sub.
Ject: "Salification." Sermon at
7:30 P. M subject: "Repent
ance." Sunday school at 10 A. M.
O. R." Strausbaugs, leader. Evan
gelical League at 6:30, Mrs. Ruth
Grimes will have charge. Prayer
services at 7:30, Thursday even
ing. All are welcome.
CENTER STREET METHO
DIST CHURCH Thirteenth and
Center Streets. A. F. Hllmer,
minister, 684 N. Winter Street.
Sunday school at 10 o.clock. Ger
man service at 11 o.clock. Ep
worth League at 7 P. M., Lillian
Rehfuse, leader; 7:46 preaching
service. All evening services are
in English. A union Thanksgiv
ing service of the Reform Center
Street Methodist and German
Baptist Churches will be held at
the German Baptist Church
Thursday at 10:30 o.clock In Ger
man. Rev. Denney will bring the
message. '
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH (Episco
pal) Church St. at Chemeketa.
Rev. H. D. Chambers, rector.
Twenty-third Sunday after Trin
ity. Holy Eucharist at 7:30 A.
M. in the chapel. Church school
at 0:45 to which all children not
Invited. Morning prayer and ser
connected with other schools are
mon at 11 A. M. The preacher
will be Archdeacon Black ot Port
land. All will receive a most
cordial welcome. The week day
activities will be a dinner at the
parish house on Monday evening
at 6:15 for the vestry to meet
Archdeacon Black; at 7:30 P. M.
the members ot the Rector and
Council will meet the vestry and
archdeacon In the parish houee.
Thanksgiving service will be at
10 A. M. in the church. -
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Center and Liberty. 10 o'clock
Sunday school, Mark McCalllster,
superintendent. 11 A. M. Morn
ing worship. Address by State
Superintendent Rev. C. H. Harri
son. 7:30 P. M. "Matters In Pro
hibition," address by M. E, Baker,
president or ins uregon Anti-Sa
loon League. The picture "The
Triumph of Justice" will be
shown at the evening service as
an Illustration of the evening ser
mon. As Thursday next Is
Thanksgiving Day there will be
no mid-week service except a bus
iness meeting on Tuesday evening
at 7:30. Charles E. Ward, minis
ter.
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