Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 10

(Edrtmllis (5urcttc-(Umc5 FRIDAY. DECEMBER Ifi, 1327 PAGE TEN ftwgMBCBBIgMKIrTFI nw irnmnnWi'iw iri.ia.i wJBfc FI IKS HEARD SMALL 10Y. KILLED At the Tneatres SOXORA CALIFORNIA FEATURED LN FILM Tha scenic effect in "Blood Wfll Gerald was bora in Spokane Jose 30, 1921, and was the youngest of three children, sister Mildred and brother Howard aarrmng with the parents. The family has resided here about two years and Mr. Schmitt is employed at the Central Shoe shop.

The body is at the Keeney funeral home prior to the service to be held from the Catholic church at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. Father Frau CKJ'! VIlV Gift Slippers Corvallis Lions Club Den Hears Fine Student Orations Today Gerald Schmitt, First Grade Pu- Knocked Down by Truck Yestw day. TelL" a Fox Films production star ring Buck Jones, are an usually beau Bring Happy Comfort The Corvallis Lions club den was mrn at some fine talks today when tiful. It was taken around ce of the most thrilling and romantio towns In the West Sonora.

California. 5 This picture opens a one day engagement the prise winning students from O. S. under direction of Lion C- B. ds P.

Leipzig will be fh charge and interment will be la the Catholic cemetery Coming Events Nakama ehih 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday at home of Mrs. H. L. Beard. E.

0. Saturday at 2:30 wkh Mrs, C. A. Sprague, 120 north Eleventh street. HEN it comes to off ering practical and useful gifts, don overlook hi slippers the personal gift that Gerald, bc-year-ld ton of Mr.

and Mr. P. J. Schmitt of south Corrallis, wu killed about 3 o'clock yesterday afterhoon when he was struck and knocked down by a track driven by Aifonxo Borik, a farmer residing aouth of Corrallis. The lad was picked up and brought once to the Corvallis hospital where, artificial respiration was attempted, but without avail.

A concussion at the base of the skull is believed to have caused his death. Gerald, who was known to his playmates as Jerry, 'was a pupil in the first grade at the Lincoln school and was enroute home when the accident occurred. He had run up behind a slowly moving automobile traveling Mitchell, professor of public speaking at 0. S. were heard in their prise winning talks.

The Lions club has a contest each year among college students, and prizes are awarded. Dan Brjwnt, a Corvallis man, won first prize this year, and gave his oration before the club today, "Our Next War Can it be Averted." It can, said Bryant He wen a gold ring. Susan Hayes, a freshman," second prize winner also orated, With the subject, "Rudderless Intelligence." The nation must be intelligent and must be at tha Majestic theater tomorrow. In the days of '49, with prospectors, miners, gamblers, thieves, saloons and dance halls, Sonora was the cesspool of humanity. Once a gathering place for thousands, today it is a law-abiding community, sheltering the descendants of the early days that number a paltry few hundred! "Blood Will Tell" is a thrilling picture of Western ranch life, full of suspense and smashing climaxes.

The plot revolves around the purchase of Buck's ranch, that he haa.just inherited. The ranch is sold without Buck's knowledge, causing excitement and thrills galore, and the climax comes with an unexpected smash. brings eomfort-m-wejl aa happiness on' Christinas morning. JSIippers are, Indeed, an ideal gift for any and every member of the family for everyone appreciates the solid comfort of a fine pair of house slippers -Suppers for men, for for boys' and girls all here in large assortments. guided by intelligence.

She won a Life time gold fountain pen. toward Corvallis and was hanging oh-'j In order to show the kind of com On Way East Mrs. J. R. DuPriest left Corvallis today for Tacoma, to spend several days with her son, John DuPriest, O.

S. C. graduate and president of a Tacoma manufacturing concern. She will be joined Sunday by Robert DuPriest, O. S.

C. student, and the two will leave that city early next week for their new home in They go to join Professor J. R. DuPriest who went east in the fall to head the department of engineering at the University of Minnesota. The DuPriest home on north Sixth street was disposed of a few weeks ago and the family expectstoffee- permanently, located Jn Minneapolis.

Mrs. DuPriest and Robert will reach that city in time to spend the holidays with Professor Du petition, against, which the two winners competed, George Knudson, just an ordinary speaker, one who did Our slipper section contains every-style efr make and material in comfortable THEFT IS REPORTED not take a prize, was induced to come down by Prof. Mitchell and give his talk on "American Policies. He re- -to- the- spara wheel nr. Jfenaer as jne followed along.

A call from his playmates is believed to have caused him to let go his bold on the machine and dash suddenly across the highway into the path of the truck. He was knocked down, but there is doubt that the wheels the truck passed over his body. RoWley "ot ITagener a witness of the accident, stated that no blame could be attached to Mr, Borick, as his truck was traveling at moderate speed. house slippers. Good styles felt, quilted, satin and various leathers.

ceived a big hand from the club. The contest was the most successful, over con lest was me raoai succesaiui, uver t.l., 100 entering from the various debat4Local Bpy injjoubto andjaken ing and public speaking classes. to Polk County Jail, is Report For Job printing call 891. Priest. L.

0 I Accused of robbing the Mountain States Power company headquarters at Independence of about $60 in cash and a number of electrical appliances, two youths were arrested last evening, one of them in Albany and the other in Corvallis. Both lads were taken to Polk county later in -the night, where they will be given a hearing today. Jerry Evans, son of a widow living at Front and Geary streets, Albany was picked up by Deputy Sheriff Lil-lard in the Globe theater shortly after 7:30 and Dale Russell was arrested in Corvallis a short time before. Russell is said to have admitted the crime but Evans denied guilt. til the winner actually enrolls in col.

to determine the color of light globes each county through which the rail-to be used, to get a color, scheme to way passes. Candidates are judged match the newly decorated interior, i 75 points on club work, and 25 points It is likely a combination of red and on the initiative and leadership shown. The scholarships are not awarded un- blue lights will be used, and the effect is said to be fine. Manager Lud-wig is busy lining up opening attractions for the show house. says he is 15 years old but local authorities believe that he is several years older.

Russell is said Union Pacific Gives Banquet to Winners SB BIG RADIO DANCE TUMBLE INN Saturday Night Brnig your keys. Keys given Ito everyone at this dance. Art Ewell and his Oregon Staters playing DANCING Idyhvood Benton-Lane Park Sat'rday-Sunday 9:00 to 12 8:00 to 11:00 Music by JIMMIE'S Orchestra Pavilion Enclosed and Seated. Three O. S.

C. students have re to be about 20 years of age. The robbery took place night before last. Russell's older brother is manager of the Independence office. On Russell was found $25 in cash and at the home of a Corvallis girl friend of Russell were discovered several of the missing electrical appliances, which RusselLhad given hef yesterday for Christmas presents.

When Evans tfras searched last evening, only 50 cents was found on his person. ceived scholarships of $100 each for this year at a banquet in Hotel Benton, given by the Union Pacific Railway company. The checks were pre Save those-precious "last moments" before Christmas for other things. Buy the many little things you know you will need for the Christmas dinner like spices, seasonings, nuts, candies, baking necessities and things of that sort NOW, while our stores are not so badly crowded. Our stocks are as complete and the prices are as low as they will be later.

And, the Safeway Man is waiting to serve you now more efficiently than will be possible during the rush. sented by C. C. Gignoux, system su Attaches of thfe Independence plant were here last night assisting the officers in apprehending Evans. Evans and Russell have been in elllllll? Olives several minor thievery cases here, po lice officers stated last night.

Mayonnaise Best foods nationally known. pervisor of agriculture of the Union Pacific Railway company, to How-' ard Hansene of Deschutes county, Cecil King of Deschutes county, and Eva tVilcox of Morrow county. Others were J. H. O'Neil, traveling passenger agent of the Unr ion Pacific Railway company, H.

C. Seymour, state club leader, and Mrs. Seymour, and Thomas Nordstrom, Archie Riechola and May Johnston, all of Clatsop county, and Russell MeKennon of Union county, all of whom have received Union Pacific system scholarships in previous years. The Union Pacific Railway company offers a scholarship each year to the outstanding club member in Large Size Queen Olives. DANCES Friday CINDERELLA Saturday ARMORY Big Turkey Dance Prunes In a cello wrapt package new and suitable for a gift.

4 ib. pkg 49 Fast Progress Made Now Saturday Only William Rw-Tfia 55c on Whiteside Theatre Qt jar V2 Pt 23c 43c Pt The new $16,000 pipe organ to be installed in the Whiteside theater ar Mince Meat Like mother makes rived in Corvallis today, reports Maw ager E. M. Ludwig, and unpacking is in progress. Installation will begin 33c early lbs.

tomorrow moroingaud the job night and day, it is report- a ZT' "ZiA continued iued ed. Every effort will be made to get the show house open for the week between Christmas and New Years, Drapes and chairs are ready, and Dates Christmas CANDIES Xmas Broken A pure sugar candy 3 ibs. 43 Satin Mixed Pure candy colors are beautiful this morning experiments were made 25c lbs. Christmas NUTS Mixed Nuts All fancy grade nuts Seven varieties 2 47c Walnuts Last Times Today Peas Best quality of small peas. jijnjj Nuts Pop Com jL 1 JXtjT Glazed Fruits Jlf'jfiy 1 43c Ibs.

49c cans wm 4 Fancy Franquettes By all means See This Thrilling Mystery Play It's Eerie! Weird! Creepy! 83c Ibs French Bons Bons A very rich $fvn i if1 mkj Currants English Black Currants assortment Almonds Soft Shells 53c EARL DERR riGGERf GREAT SAT.EE.PCST MYSTERY SERIAL 38c Ibs. pkgs. 55c lbs. Monster Gums The tasty kind. Peanuts Fresh roasted "It's a grand and glorious feeling in the winter-4 time to know your closet is filled with foods bought from the Model Grocery." 39c 33c Cluster Raisins 15 oz.

pkg. 23c CATSUP Maximum Brand Ibs. Ibs. CHINESE mi 1 Saturdaynd Monday Specials Mir Brazil Nuts Cream Mixed 3 45 Walnuts Oregon, large -size 2 lbs, for 49 Sugar Pure Cane 10 lbs. for PARROT diivdcd by PAUL LENI 2 53 29c Peanuts 2 lbs, for 35 bottle creator Old Fashion Chocolate Drops 25 Ehrman's Best Fruits THE THE CAT and mm CANARY I Campbell's Tomato Soup 2 can9 for 15 Ke Hogg's Corn Flakes 3 for 25 Royal Baking Powder 12-oz.

can 45 2y2 Ib. can $1.28 5 Ib. can 2.23 Skaggs Special Mix A creamy candy 3 ibs 49 Grape Juice Church's Brand for Salad 2 cans 55 DOLLS A $3.00 Doll for99c with MARION NIXON HOB ART BOSWORTH f- I I I 28c Del Monte Asparagus Tips: in square cans 3 for 98 Pt. bottle It teems with action this great story of bandits and rustlers with its setting pf the colorful Sonora country' You'll see Buck Jones at his best. Also Pathe Review News Bobby Vernon in "Wedding Vows" Continnow Terformance 2 p.

m. to 11 p. m- Shows start: 2:15, 4, 5:45, 7:30. 9:15 Matinee 20c; Evening 30 THE MODEL GROCERY Masonic Building with a purchase of $10.00 worth of merchandise. These dolls will be sold in this manner until our stock of dolls is exhausted.

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