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Newspaper Page Textm a! Si SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PA(1E SEVEN LOCALS i Final atallBtlra In the school centum for district No.- 24, Balcin mnilo public thla morning for the first time, fihow that there are a total of 5727 children between the uses of 4 anil 20 yonra in the district. Of. the total 21140 arc girls and 2784 aro boya. The list ie to be Bent to tlio office of the county superintendent of echook und Utfctt aa a baeid of distribut ing echool fuuda. Dunce, Tumble Inn Snt. nlte. 307' For Christmas you want "Best mill!" and cream. Hnlem Jeremy dairy, phone 2212. 307 Ah an Indication of the mild ness of this winter in Salem Kna (Mutter, resld'-nt of south Salem, today' picked ripe raspberries from vines growing on his place. Elks dining room under new management now serves a noon lunch for 4Ie and dinner from 5 to 8:30 for CCe, also specials. 310 Love, the Jowjler. Salom. Tho Willamette university bas ketball team is Rlaled to meet the Wasltougal city team nt Wafihou- gal tonight. War.hougal is located some 25 in ilea from Vancouver in Washington. baa followed out this custom for the past two years. Nearly one hundred pounds ot turkey wore given nway. Dig turkey shoot Sun. Dee. Salem Bod mid Uun club. A special Christmas turkey din ner was oerved at the Salein hos pital yesterday. Grand opening at the big new I lemciis dance pavilion, Hazel green, New Year's eve. 309 imnicttc Hadley was arrested iLKiuruay ior uie melt of an nu- lomolillc, a Ford roadster taken from John Illoom of 2105 north Church street. Tho car was later recovered in Eugene. we Have for sale n practically new mmcd oak piano, nt a bar gain. Gfciie-l'owcrs. 307' rractleally all of tho rural schools of the couniy will remain cloned lor tlie holidays until Jan uary i. A few schools will have work this week to make up nine months of school, County Super intendent Fullierson reports. Vincentlan club dance, Derby hall, December 21). Al Leu's Colle gians. 309 Want used turntture, phono 75 Frank Fnkuda underwent n mi nor operation at a hospital here this morning. A bridge lamp comploto for ?7.75 at Hamilton's,. 340 Court St. Dr. Marshall, osteooath. Or bid New athletic equipment for he Salem high school gymnasium mthorized by tho Salem school loard at n meeting several weeks go. arrived nt the high school uilding today. The equipment icludes tho following: one vatilt ig horse, one adjustable parallel ar. six floor mats measuring 5 ict by 10 feet by 2 Inches, 12 .all bars, two spring hoards, one resiling mat, measuring 14 feet 7 14 feet by 2 Inches, and three ,pes. The bill for the entire col clion ninounts to '$1017.15. Upholstering ana furnlluro re lir work at Hamilton's. Good music Tumble Inn, Sat. 307' .Too Kaslmrc of this city was 7en a minor operation at a hoe- :al today. Slightly used , fumed oak piano 10 sen reasonably. Glose-l'owora. 307' gave u pleniiing reudltiou of "Si- tent Night" as a prologue to the regular evening performance. A Christmas stage seting formed ho background for he feaure. Wanted, fat young turkeys. geese, ducks and all kinds clilck- ons. Phono 1528, Stcuslotf Droo. market. 30s Still falling slowly, the level of the Willamette river at Salem reached a point 0.0 feet above normal at 1 p. m. today. At 7 was exactly 7 feet above normal. Danco, Dance. DuPoIs and the Panamidians Crystal Garden lo- nile. 307 Mr. and Mrs. James It. Linn are spending the week end visiting the latter's parents on their farm near Vancouver, Wn. Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. 3- several collie pupplo swere found on Christmas eve trying to maiia a nea on a ni a of wet boards. The humane society offi cer wno round them provided warm bed for them. . Dance every Sat Crystal Garden 307 Miss Kathryn tlalcs of Salem underwent a minor operation nt a hospital today. Dr. Berger, dentist, now located at 302 U. S. bank bide, phone 27S 307 J. M. Devero, attorney for the state highway department, is pre paring an -nnswer in the contemn! of court proceedings hroueiit against the commission by the Barrett brothers of Albany, baoicd on temporary construction of the Albany approach to the new Wll- Kimi-Lit. river cringe, rermanent construction wr.s held up by a court order, and the highway de partment put in temporary con struction so that the bridge might bo used. In the answer tile commission will contend that tho temporary construction docs not constitute n contempt of ccurt. The local poGt of tho Salvation army will conduct services at the girls' training 6choo! and the state penitentiary, as well a holding its four regular Sunday meetings tomorrow. Spot dance, night; prizes Scliindler hall, to 307 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stellmncli- er of Albany . were in Salem this morning. Mrs. J J. Thomas visited In Salem today. She is a resident of 'ortland. We have a good buy in a slight ly used piano. Gicse-l'owers. 307" Spot dance, Scliindler hall, to night; prizes. 307 Mrs. Josephine Synder, head cook at the Salem hospital, has recovered sufficiently from nn in fection in her hand to be able to return to her work. Odds and ends sale at Stiff's. 308' Benjamlne Durland, a student at Willamette university who makes his home during the school year with his uncle, J. J. Nunn Is visiting his parents in eastern Oregon during the holidays. Vincentlan club dance, Derby hall, December 2 9. Al Len s Colic glans. 309 Want used furniture phone 511 Dance tonight Mellow Moon. 307' toward Sehou of Salein was glv a minor operation at a local pital today. percent preferred , stock in m' new paper mill Investl- Artbur Brock, foreman at the state printing office, wiio makes his homo with his Invalided moth or, spent Christmas day in Port land with his wife. Hawkins & Roberts, Oregon building. Inc. Res-307 rnltre.s wanted, ant. !V. and' Mrs. Carl F. Miller of 'Smith Salein Friends church inpeak nt the Salvation army 'on State street tonight at 8 fit. Fred G. Fisher of Chlca- flll sing. An invitation has extended to the public. 2(V Calendar free. Homer II. l, Ins. agency, over Miller's. re money for you. I can help uld to your income without sn and not Interfere with present job. It ambitious namo address. Box 90 care al. 307 lovd D. Moore, formerly coun- "vk of Polk county, nnd now1 uperlntendent of schools at ukle. Or., is visiting with Ife's narents. Mr. nnd Mrs. lllevln of Salem. Mr. Moore iplatco locating in Portland dice law in the spring. Inl chicken dinner at Elks room Sunday 12 to 8:30 307' : Beldln. feature Charles neer, McEIroy's orchestra (iardens, Wed. Dec. 30. 309 "star boarders" of the U cafe were given a big as treat yesterday when Ie regular customers were turkev or goose dinner. le, proprietor of the cafe elj?lighjrnyls fid, Hon Will R King. Mrs Iron, Miss Lillian Bragg. Havlland. 1" W Morning Ties A McVicker. C L Gil es M Cnmmev, Miss Lillian trs C .J Wilson, Mr and ler L Swenness, Robert Sdward P Ryan, Delford 4 Hcssman, Ray F Stim- ge GottschaU:: Stayton. ,r: Salem. William O'Neill Morley. W S Morley, Ed ss. P F Cramer; Med- i Vydlon; Vnlsetz, Ira Kugene, C C Martin. A (on. Hal D Turner: Cot- Mr and Mrs P riaster; Isco. Mr and Mrs Merton J. J B Roerlg: Los An nnd Mrs Herman H Chicago, Mr and Mrs C Ir ond Mrs Hamilton D G Lefevre; New York. a James 3 McCIaren: a. Mr and Mrs V J Ind Mrs Fred Burke, lley; Mllwnukee, Wis, E V Balnbrldge, Clay F ier, Colo, K F Carnes ID C, Mr and Mrs Ray Meredith Landaker, n student it OAC is in Salem lor the Christ mas holidays. J 7 th 307 Rig turkey elioot Sun. Dec, Salem Itod and Gun club. Odds and ends iu every depart ment aro now on sale at cost to move out before, Inventory. Stiff 308 Mra. John Kunkel of Jefferpon was brought to a hospital In Sa lom on Christmas eve. She Is be ing kept at the hospital for med ical care. Broken units, marred poorto and all odds and ends now boins cold at iner reductions to elean out hi fore Inventory. Stiff's Furniture Co. SOS Dr. Stone, by the use of medi cine, removed a larpe cancer yes terday from the ear of H. H. Bauer of Silverton. 307 According to census figures an nouueed by the chamber of com merce there are 4S.T3 farms in Marion county, with 409S Individ ual owners and 735 operated by tenants. Big turkey shoot Sun. Bee. 27th Salem Rod and Gun club. 30' A floor lamp to brighten that dull corner or pofwlbly an over stuffed eapy chair for mother can be bought at a prent flavins: dur ing our odds and enda Bale. Stiff's 30S' With ohout 2000 Rucsses corded on the weight of a beef hansinpf in the Midget market, A 13. Bradley and If. S, Bahnssn tl on the first puem with 700 pounds as their guesses, The act' ual weight or the beer was ibuy. pounds. R T. Andereon guossei 763 nounde. Otis Stone 763 and A. Lundnll 7C:Was the three run ners up. Dance tonight Mellow Moon. 307 Walter Fleming- and Phillip McDonald were both arreted last night for being drunk. Fleming wns fined $10 today and McDou aid was released on $10 bail Dance. MrF.Iroy'a orchestra, Crystal Gardens, Wed, Dec. 30. 309 Miss Eva Vocet of Hubbard was in Salem this morning. Clark Beldin. feature Charles- ion dancer. McElroy's orchestra, Crvstal Gardens, Wed. Dec. 30. 309 Floyd Lenhardt of Woodburn was in this city on private bus I nres today. Dance. Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. Panamadlans playing. DuBois floor manager. ' 307 Patrons of the Heillg theater were treated to a special .Christ mas feature last night when Har old Windue. organist, asslHted by members ot the McDowell club TREATY 10 STOP Washington, Dec. 26 (AP Another liquor treaty joining Cuba und the United States tu an effort to guard this country's pro hibition dykes against leakage from the island, is in prospect, A southern port Inspection trip began by Assistant Serretary An drews of the treasury, prohibition enforcement chief, and Assistant Solicitor ValUmce of the state department, will take them to Ha vana, wliero it is expected they will bo able to lay the ground work ror the-treaty. It would be similar to those recently complet ed by this country with Mexico and Canada. With the northern and south western borders materially rein forced by means of the treaties, enforcement officials regard the gulf and southern coastal regions as, next requiring special atten tion, 'l lioy desire u agreement with tho island republic which would give the United States am plified powers in the area between Cuba and the Florida keys, a fav oruo uaunt ot smugglers since early plrute days. INVITE COAL MINERS BACK AT OLD WAGE TWO FROZEN TO DEATH IN CHICAGO Chicago, Doc. 26. Two men wero frozen to death and another partly frozen today us Chicago ex perienced its coldest weather ot the winter, a temperature of, one degree above zero. Another man, about SO years old, who is uniaeutiflcd, found prostrate of cold, died shortly after being removed to a police station. Milwaukee, Win., Den. 2G. (A P.) Below z'jro weather fur the next ihreo days is the weather .bureau foiceust for the state of Wisconsin. Temperatures early today ranged from 13 below Superior to U degrees bslow at Mil waukee, tho coldest records of the reason. Christmas Cheer Movement Breaks All Past Records CIiniSTMAS CHRKR (Continued (rom Page One) (Contim.eC ftom Page One Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. 301 D. M. Feller of Sa-leni was ar rested Thursday for reckless driv ing. Dollar dinner at Hotel :15 to S every evening. Mies Anna Snyder and Miss Amelia Hansen, both of Portland were visitors in Salem today. Dance tonf rht Mellow Moon. 307' Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Ililde- hrand tit Toledo were fn this city today. "Rest You, Merry Gentlemen.1 a Victor record at Stiff's. 307' Miss Lottie KgglcGton wns In Salem this morning. Her home ie in Silverton. "Calm of the Listening Ear of Night," hear this record at Stif record dept. 307 A croup of Salem boy scouts. under the leadership ot Harold Ware, local boy scout executive, left today for Neskowln, where they will hold a boy scout camp until December 31. Scouts, from McMinnvillo nnd Corvallls will also be at the camp. Dance. McKlroy's orchestra, Crystal Gardens. Wed. Dec. 30. 309' Mrs. Sarah M&sjerbe of Pratum was in Salem this morning. Spot dance, Schiudler hall, to night; prizes. 301 Three births were reported to the office of the city health offi per this morning. Donald Dean Rexford Taylor is the name giv en to the son horn on December 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gould Taylor. A boy horn on December 11 to Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hamp ton of route 6 has been given the name Albert Randall. Uno birtn that occurred in Sheridan was re ported to the office at Salem. The child, a girl, was born on uecem ber 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Jamea Fagen of Sheridan. "Sometime," Stiff's. Victor record nt 307 coal going out wo cun arrange tne terms of a new contract. "The n 3 w contract for a long term must provido tho way to bring out all the facts, prevent suspension and adjust wages. iiut that is something wc can work out with the union. The main thing is that you uan1 go to work at once and he sure of the old wages for at least eigot mouths. 'You can't lose. 'Think it over. Talk it over among yourselves and with your leaders. Ask your friends if it is nql a good proposition. (Signed) A NTH liACI'i i'J OPERATORS CONFERENCE. "William lnglis. chairman nwj:o- tiutiug committee. QUARTETTE ARRESTED . FOR K0iSYJ5ELEBRAT10N Two men and two" girls, three of them from Eugeno, were ar rested at the Valley Grill la3t night and booked at the police station. The four were John Veatch, Pauline Darker and Junnitn Austin, nil of Eugene, and E. Pickens of Walton. Ac cording to tho report of the arrest Ing officer all four ot them were drunk, and sick. The report slat ed they wore very noisy. On tho police blotter Veatch, Pickens and Miss Darker were charged with drunkenness, while Miss Austin was booked and held for Investigation. Pickens was al so held for Investigation. In po lice court today Pickens and Veatch were fined $10 each. Miss Barker pleaded not guilty nnd her ball was fixed at ?10. The other girl is still in custody for inves tigation. the plumbers' union. Tho donation should have been credited to tho mnater plumbers association. The plumbers union also contributed $5. Christmas afternoon nnd evening saw tho largest distribution ot tjift packages and baskets that has ever been made In a cheer movement here, and the volunteer Elks labor-' cd far and Into tho evening to see that all of the gifts were delivered. But even Christinas morning found some few children, not previously reported, still unprovided fur. These cases were, howovor, all attended to during the day by Fred Krixon and his committee, whose untiring efforts were largely responsible for the thoroughness with which the movement functioned this year. More than 300 children attended the Christmas tree sponsored by he' movement and the Salvation Army at the Armory Christmas eve and participated In the distribution of cand yand nuts and presents tho name oC William Fleming that number tooit advantage of tho ree Christmas show given by Frank Uligh at tho llllgh theatre esterday morning, usIiir. tho tic kets that were distributed at the tree program tho night boforo. Yes torday and this afternoon children using the gift tlcketB donated to the movement by tho Oregon thea tre have been flocking to the Ore- on at each of its rogular perform ances. These tickets are good at any show through tonight and Sun day. Hazleton, Pa., Dec. 26 (AP) The men will uot be stamneded back to work," said Thomas Ken nedy, international secretary- treasurer of the United Mine WdYkcrs today in reference to the anthracite operators proposition that the workers resume opera tions immediately. the proposition ot the owners, said Kennedy, was .in tho offer made by the Luzerne county dele gation of ihc Pennsylvania house of representatives two weeks ago. i lie workers will not return until a contract is agreed to," Ken nedy added. The action of the op erators is circulating the proposi tion at this lime, ho said, shows "a Yiack of faith" nnd is an attempt to "prejudice" the wago confer once to be held in New York next week. . NEAR EAST WORKERS ATTACKED BY WOLVES Constantinople, Dec. 26 (AP) Two American workers of the Near East relief, Raymond Swan son of Minneapolis and Charles Carroll of McGregor, Iowa, were attacktd by two hungry wolves rece-itly outsido the American orphanage nt Alcxandropol, Ar menia, a message to the Near East office here from TiT.is, reported today. The Americans succeeded in killing one animals but the other escaped. Severe winter weather has set in fn South Russia, causing con siderable difficulty for the Neai East relief workers in transport ng iiieir loou supplies. SMOKING SUITS FOR WOMEN LATEST FAD Springfield, III., Dec. 2C (AP) Union officials will give their answer to 'he, proposition that an thracite miners resume work un der the old wage scale when they meet the operators In joint in ference in New York Tuesday, President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America Raid here today. He declined fur ther comment. COMITY CHRISTMAS TREE AT SiLVERTON Sllvprton, Dec. 20 (Special) Hotii city lind county gathered Friday evening at the community Christmas trco at Silverton. The tree was sponsored by the local order of the Loyal Legion of Log gers nnd Lumbermen. Rev. J. A. Dennett of the First Christian church substituted for the Itov. S. Hall, who was unablo to bo pres ent because of a severe cold. Can dy was given to all of tho child ren attending. Later in the evening over one hundred people were turned away Irom Trinity church whoro tho pageant "Dethlehem" was given. The public service commiwdon reports Hint the Dear Creek Doom company lias withdrawn its appli cation for a franchiea to boom logs on Dear creek In Coos county. Oet your Victor records nt Stiff's Furniture store. 307 The Pacific Telephone & Tele graph company has notified the public service commission that it has taken over the ownership of the Tillamook County Mutual Telephone company. - Moon. 307 Dance tonight Mellow A Ford, touring car belonging to Oeorge Dated, route 4, was stolen last night from Ferry and Cottage streets. The Eugene po lice department reported the theft from that city of a car belonging to H. C. Cooke. Spot dance, night; prizes. gchindler hall, tf- 3U Tho brinrlle bull pup bemnging to City Traffic Officer C. L. Hickman has disappeared from the Hickman residence at 6,25 north 16th street. David La Bountc of St. Paul was arrfsted In Salem Inst night tor driving his car In excees of the speed limit. Kenneth Goes, S65 south 13th street, was arrest ed for speeding and reckless driv ing. Phillip McDonald wan arrested last night for being drunk. Jack Woods Is booked at the police elation for drunkenness. He was arrested Christmas day. TRAGEDY ENDS CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION AT BAY CITY San Francisco, Dec. 26 The Christmas celebration at tho home of Harry Hail, a laborer ended In tragedy when the body of his four year old sou, Edgar, wns found in the a;jhes of the Hall home hero today, surrounded by the charred remainder of his Christ mas toys. Seven persons aro in the hospital as the result of the fire four other children of the Hall family pnd their grandfath er, William Mitchell, Fred Allen, a neighbor nnd Charles Uorliow, a policeman. The latter three were burned when they attempted to rescue the boys. An over-heat eu Btovo caused the fire. SYRIAN BANDITS ATTACK STATION NEAR DAMASCUS Beirut. Syria, Dec. 2C. (A. P.) Under cover of a violent storm (,1st nisht bandits attacked the station nt El Fijeh, on the railway north or Hamascm. They were beaten off by a French armored train and suffered hevy losses. It is confirmed that the rebel tribesmen in recent fighting at Hasbefya, southwest of Damascus, and at Fort Christophfnc. tmt 70 me a killed ana 200 wounded. S note fine Recall Filed Spokane, Wash., Dec. 2fi ( AP) A petition a.'klng the reonll of Char.es W. Hedger, city commlS' doner ot public Bafety on the ground of malfeasance In office and violation of his oath of of fi re. in failing to enforce laws against liquor selling, gambling and prostitution, was filed with the city clerk today. London. Dec. ltttost feminine 8e:vcs hitherto lino has taken "smoking suit' 2G (AP The Invasion of pre exclusive mascu tho form of the for women. These suits consist of -jackets ana irousers in Chinese style, in uanc colors and heavily embroid oroy. Thj' aro being worn at the "smoking parties" for women which arc popular In smart circles mis season and in which cisa ettea replace tho usual tcuciins. ine papers record that at a re cent luminino "smoking party, niiy u run (is ot cigarettes were passed around in addition to light Uigurs anu pipe tobacco of deli cato tiavors. BILL INSURES FEDERAL AID FOR FARMERS (Continued from Pago Ono. Although inclined toward crea tion ot such sort of agency which would Indicate Jiow a surplus should be handled. Secretary Jar- dlue remains opposed to actual government handling or to prico fixing. He is anxious, however, that something he done and ex? poets to call farm leaders to Wash lngton for consultation over de tails. The first ot a series ot con ferences of this character prob ably will be called within the next ten days. Not Involve Prica Fixine Tho secretary expressed confi dence today that sufficient prog ress was being mado to indicate the possibility ot arriving at a plan that would not involvo price fixing or put tho government In the actual business of handling farm products. He strongly dis puted any suggestion that he had mado any concessions from his former stand on his problem. Although I havo repeatedly recognized the surplus problem and tho need for finding n sound solution for it I havo consistent ly opposed government price fix ing or the handling of farm pro ducts by government agencies," he said. "I continued discussion ot the question during tho past few months gives me the feeling that we aro entering moro and more upon common ground and I am greatly encouraged over the possibilities ot arriving at a sound and workable plan," Create Commission The plau now under considera tion by tho agricultural depart ment centers upon the creation of a farm board or commission With board powers to denl with the surplus problem, hut with the handling ot farm products rest ing absolutely with farmer con trolled agencies. In one extreme form which has been nronoeed. tho legislation would calf for ex tending financial aid from tho government In handling surplus farm products and the levying of an excise tax to take care of prob able losses in operation. Secretary Jardine said ho could not approve or disapprove the functions of the proposed board until he had a fuller opportunity to go into the matter. were involved in a collision at State and 23rd streets. Lawrence Elliott, 776 North 22nd street, reports that an un identified motorist robbed him ot the right ot way, collided with him and turned his car over at Chemukuta and 23rd streets. His car was considerab'.y damaged, A collision took place but wren the cars of J. A. Simmonds, 681 . Church. Btreet, and an unidenti fied driver at 21st and Chemeke ta streets. Wheels on both cars were con siderably damaged when the auto mobiles driven by Frank I a ham. route 9, and Peter Kugel collided 5 miles north of Salem on the Paclfie highway. E. M. Savage reports that he was involved iu a col.ision on Court street between Liberty and nigu. An unidentified driven loavlnff an alley ai a rapid rate collided with tho automobile of Bert Town send near High and Liberty. Slick pavement caused the cars driven by P. L. Dupreo and C. W. Greene to collide on the Pacific highway. The cars driven by Paul Brad- loy of Mill City and E. F. Porter wore damaged when the Bradley car skidded on a curve and collid ed with tho Porter car on the Tur nor road tour miles southeast of Salem. CARD OF THANKS Wo wish to most sincerely thank all who sent the beautiful flowcra, who assisted In variouc waye nnd for the many eympathet ic acte bestowed, all of which helped eo much to lighten the sorrow. The children ot' Mr. and Mrs. Manley Moore. 307 OREGON TODAY I MARY PICKFORD in 8 "LITTLE ANNE tROONEY" ; F.N.WOODRY Pays Cash For Furniture i Res. and Store 1610 North Summer Phone 511 FOREHEADS FASHIONABLE BUT EARS STILL HiODEPi London, Die. 2G. fA. P.l Foreheads have again become fash ionable, but wemen's cars must still be covered up and are useful only as appendages from which great earrings may dangle. London hair dressers have come to tho rescuo of women whose heads and lacre lack the highly classical lines necessary to make tho al I eked down hair becoming. Tho hair is now swept straight back from I'ho forchcid and 'he first nnd tccond dainty wnvtH cause graceful loops to fall back over th-2 ears, merely Indicating the slmpe of the head without ac centuating unaUvuclivo lines. T)ied M I FXEU A n go rin o Miller In this city on Friday, Dec. 25, at the age of 75 years. His body will be forwarded to Portland by the Webb funeral parlors tor funeral oervices nnd interment. YOUNCl In this city, Friday, Dec 25, flcorgo H. Young, age 75 The body has been chipped to Cottage Grove for funeral ser vices and interment. Webb'fl funeral parlors In charge ot arrangements. ; HAVEHSON At Central Howell, Doc. 26, 3:f5 a. m. Jamea Ilav ereon at the ago o G7 years' and 7 months, husband of Itosa J. Havereon, father ot Ernest F. Haverson of Portland, Edith M. Haverson of Salom. Rosa J. Hammer, Beatrice L. "Welch of Portland, Wllllnm V. Haver flon ot Bailey Island, N. W. T. Canada, Louise E. Hamilton ot Los Mollnao, Cal., Harold D. Haverson of Portland, Ellen M. Haverson nnd Walter It. Haver son ot Central Howell. 4 grand children, 5 sisters and 3 broth ers also survive him. The late Mr. Haverson was born in Lon don. Knrrland. Funeral an nouncemenls later by the Jack & Eckman mortuary of Silver ton. BE GAUL Jack Gold, 08 Front Blveot, and E. T. Boyor, 1775 North Front, collided with their auto mobiles 12 miles north ot Salem with little damage. Cars driven uy D. W. Dorrance and Dr. j. D. ldlenwn ot tho rcoblo-mindod school collided at Mission nnd Church streets. CarB driven by G. P. Llonlng and 11. E. MacClonan ot St. Holens It you aro not afraid ot to morrow, then you ought not to bo afraid ot the tomorrow ot death. Tho !nrr,irnblo judg ment, tho conditions that at tach to our character and no tions, which havo followed us from birth until today, will follow us from today into to morrow. One and thn samo law governs tho matter of our iiass Ing Into the next world, us wo call it, and this. Minot .T. Savage. W. T. Rigdon & Soir See Sunday Statesman COATS, DRESSES Reduced for Final Clearance! Salem's Leading Department Store KILLED IN AUTO CRASH AFTER CHRISTMAS DINNER Portland, Ore., Dee. 2fi (A. P.) Ono man killed in an nutoinobile and a woman was found dead three hour after partaking of a hearty Christmas dinner were fatalities of artcr-Yulctlde here today. Clydo Ftaker, 40, was killed nnd his wife seriously hurt early this morning when their automobile went off a road In nn outlying dis trict and landed wheels up. Offi cers said they found a bottle ot liquor on linker. Aire. Mildred Harper, 40, was found dead by other members of a Christmas party three hours nfter thoir holiday repaid. An autojwy will be performed to determine tho caime of death. WOMAN WHO LOST $1000 GETS PACKAGE WITH $990 New Britain. Conn.. Hnc. 2G (AP) Mrs. Stanley Kriscunas received In Tier Chriatmns mull a nmall package, bearing no return nddr;tf, containing $'J90 in hills without note ot explanation. She believes It was sent to her by Ihc ner.wn who found $1000 which she lo.it two and a half years ago. Youth Killed Bv Anto no'linRham, Wtiah., Dec. 26 f AP) Hi-nry Hralthwaite, 16. a high school student, was killed near his home south of Sumas today when he was struek by an automobile as he was trylnff out a pair of rollpr skates which he had received for Christmas, i MiHiftwurMWHiaMMJJigaMWiMnnaaB lifcl irv Maw rli m M$'47W Hpw7 Show hi MmMWMii Today m m wlL4, A Regular m m T.' J fas m i Frices bJ m frVAX M? News pf WmAiA K u-us suc IlComedy Mr J gfrii-' -'g '-' act coouax, sk. " I 'J - , llllM'i sLJ i nrTTTtr 1 -a 1