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TITO OREGON STATES? IAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING; 'AUGUST 17. 1924 1
THE STATESMAN'SGREAT SEASHORE
I&l ; ; TRIP ; COESJII ( ) : ;, y , 4
. Standing of
Thesa standings renresent the
the candidates up to noon' Saturday, August 6, 1924:
Allen, Bernlce, 290 South Twenty-first street sf... .
Alky, Mrs. T. M., 198 North Twenty-first . . ; , . .;. .
Amort, Rose, State hospital ............... ... .
Amsler. Elva. 1043 South High
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Auuerwa, uaxei, ruuie o ..........
Aufranc,' Yvonne, 1086 Center .......
Barlow. Miss Vernice, 1730 Falrmount . '. . . , ?
Barnard, "OliTe, 1875 Lee :
Barnes, Ruth, 325 North Capitol . . . .
Bocke, Mrs., 298 North Twenty-third
Baeke, Mrs. Velma, route 11..
RacV' I.upt 422 South HIeh i
Beckett, Genleve., 2525 Hazel
Beckett, Gaynell, route 2, Salem i J I . . .
Benner. Florence, 525 North Capitol . J $..'. ,
Bertelson. Esther, 600 Mission '.. i .
Best, Mrs. G. L., 1864 North Liberty .
Brock, Dorothy, 854 "North Commercial . . . 4.4$. .
Bromway, Myrtle, 555 Marion V. . ; .'. .f. .
Brown. Katherine, Oregon State library . . . J .
Brown. Bernice," Cottage street . .1 ........ 2i I-
Brown. Mrs. C. 1717 North:' Liberty
Bird well. Zola M.. Hoyt and Commercial
Rroeiflplrl Holcn Fairrrounds road
Breltensteln, Miss Clara, Salem
BrelthaupC Miss Irene, 733 Ferry ....... .'44.?. . .'
'Buckets, Miss. 298 North Twenty-third . . . .U. .1" . '. . . - .
Bossick, Mrs., 1944 North Capitol .J L .;. . -
Bnsa; Miss J., 892 South Twelfth .J.I.J. .1 ...... .
-. Canby," Dorothy, '2780 Brooks avenue .... ,.Ui. ...... ..
, Cannoy, Fetha, route 2 ...... . I ..... . . j
Casperson, Miss, Salem hospital . U ...... ........ .
Claxton, Alice, 1265 North. Cottage . ..... .Ui. . . .......
Cleary, Mrs. James, North Seventeenth . ...UJh..
Connar, Anna, State ' hospital . . . .V. ...... .J. .......
Crowder, Dakota, 116 Marlon street ..... Jj . . . .......
Currie. Mabel, South Commercial, corner Leslie .........
Dancer, Dorothy, route 7 .' V. . .'. . L . . . .... .l. . ......
Darling, Grace, route 8, Salem . , ...... . .........
Davles, Miss Mary." Turner, Ore. . i ...... . .r,. . .........
Drager, Ruby, 1138 North Fifth Salem ....21.....
Diefrenbach.GIen P., 770 South Commercial . Jl.
Edwards, Mrs. C. A.. 298 North Fifteenth . . ML
Erion. Bernice, Oregon theater .'. 4 . ... . .!.
Faught. Jessie, 1510 Bellevue .......
Farmer, Alma. 835 North Commercial
Flndley, Edith, 225 North Twentieth . .
Flndley, Pauline, 225 North Twentieth
Fleener, Essie. 1835 North Fourth' ...
SUnt TtlsnrhA 178 West Wilson
rrpsmsB. Mr. Grace. Feeble Minded Institution
Galloway, Blanche,' Salem Auto Co.i
uaroner, Mrs. nannan, uoiei Argo
Geer, Leona, 475 North Commercial
Gerllnger, Madeline, Dallas, Ore. .
George; Hazel, 360 State street . ..
Good, Mrs. Daisy, 2135 Waller . . . L
Grifnth, Ruth, SUte hospital
Haekett. Blanche, route 1". . .
Hall, Ruth, 565 North Cottage -
HalTorsen, Ruth, corner South Church and Croes .........
Hansen, Roberta, 180 East MUler . .'L
Harlan, Zelda, 225 Superior M
Hewitt, Thelma, 2230 North Fourth
HIrons, Mrs. G. W. 2417 Trade .;. U
Horner, Lucille. 245 Dtrislon i. . . . s. . . . . 7i .
Hickman, Fleda, 1 block South Hoyt, mf. S. Commercial.
Hockett, Lois, 1603 North Commercial .... . . . .... . .
Hummell, Mrs., 1818 Norm uapuoi .. .
Huntington. La Velle, Yoncalla; Oregon
Jaquet, Alice, Silrerton . .
Jasper, Clara, North sixteenth
Johnston, Mrs. G. F., 695 South Twentieth
Johnson, Thelma, 144 West Miller . ,.
Jones. Miss Florence. 606 South Church . .
Kate, Mrs. Andy, Bligh Theatre 1 ..... .
vMsr T snn ES3 ShlDDlnr ........
Kibble, Miss Margaret, 695 South
Kilian, Catherine, 210 center
Kirk. Uinta. Cbemawa, Ore.
Kunkle, Anna, Bligh theater
Latnson, Mrs. Stanley, 1460 State
Larson, Irene, 542 North woerty
Tjavenworth. Martha. South Thirteenth .
Looney, Marjorle, 1795 South Commercial .
Lucas, Wlnnlfred, 1042 Saginaw ...... .
Macy, Miss Mabel, 810 South Fourteenth
Marnach, Pauline, South High ...............
Mathews, Jennie, 1930 West Nob Hill K
McCallum, Mrs. Hazel .. , . t
McClary, Jane, 1 32 5' South Commercial
McElroy, Marn, Certified market,' Church street .
McKelroy, Mary, Valley Motor company .... .
Mclntyre, Miss Gladys. 527 Center
Miller, Misa Hazel, Turner, ure. . .
Miller, Mrs. H., Detroit, Ore
Nash, Retha, State Tax commission
Needham, Mrs. C. T., 558 State .' v . . . ; . .
Kewcombe, Beatrice Crawford, route 2, box 179 ... ...
Newgent. Mrs. J. R., 265 South Eighteenth 4 ....... i .. .
Page, Virginia, route I .......... .w ...... .. ..... ... -
Palmerton, Mlzpah, office of Superintendent of Public In
strucxion .......................
Panenfns. Alice. Thirteenth and Morrison
Patterson, Pauline, 495 South Winter . . . . . . i
Paumalo Nellie, 818 North Commercial . . . . .
PUey, Lottie, 340 Division street ..........
. Peetz, Hazel, Turner, Ore. . . . ,V ........... T
Phillips, Dorothy, 482 Jerris i
Plank, Helolse; 2365 South Commercial .....
Pope Florence, 1809. Market, . ... : ......
Power, Miss Florence, 253 North Thirteenth .
Pro, Margaret, 2Z40 worm L.ioeny . . . .
Reld, Rita 722 State r. . . . .'IT.'. . . i
Riches, Miss Lucille, Turner, Ore. .....
Rleleyv May, SUte hospital ..... . . . ; . .
Ritchie, Alene, 2595 North. Fourth ..; .
Ritchie, WInnlfredi 2595 North Fourth
Roberts, Beulah, 1055 South Thirteenth
Rhodes, Katherine, State Deaf school'.;
Rogersdalei' Mrs.,' Salem hospital
Ross, Miss Leah, 498 North Liberty ... .
Rosslck, Mrs.,' 194f North Capitol .....
Sande. Helen, 19 65 Trade . . r. . . . . . ". . .
Savage, Katherlne, ' 634 Ferry
Schlagel, May, 2289 North Liberty .....
Schwab, Miss Nellie, 533 North Sixteenth
Sells, Miss Helen, 595 North Fourteenth
Seymour, Josephine, 1425 North Winter
Shannon, Virginia, 1186 South Sixteenth
Shaw Marion, 1565 South Commercial .
Shipp. Jean. 406 Hoyt street ...
Snyder, Violet, 675 South Twelfth
Spusser, Miss Emuy, lie Marion
. starr, Ruby." route s ........ .............
Starr, Routh, route 9 ..... i
StelngTube, Mrs." Nina, 2265 State, street
Summerville, Mrs. Bob, Bligli theater ....... 1 .
Taylor. Mrs. Albert, 1245 Madison . . . . ........... f . . .
Thompson, Mrs. w. u. ztnu ww
Turner, Mrs.,- State hospital . . ,
Vincent. Juanlta. 860 uroaaway
Waldespel, Leulia,1176 North Twelfth
Ward, Mrs. M. L., 1487 Broadway ...
Welser, Frances, 322 SUte
wAnrai Trent. 1125 North Summer . .
Williams, Miss Dolores, Z3, worxn 1 mneenia ...........
Williams, Gertrude; 201 North Twenty-fifth .'.
Winkelman, Helen, Salem ' .l : ...... U. ............ .
Woods, Mrs. Rose, Royar Cafeteria
Zamker, Lena, SUte hospital .......
Zendle, Cornelia, Water street ...
ginzer, Marion, route $ . ..,......................
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240
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3,445
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110
180
370
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1,970
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160
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260
120
165
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580
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660
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480
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Salem club at the hme of Mrs.
I'ercy Cupper for the formulation
of plans concerning the winter activities-
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Mrs. Ed Keene is entertaining
as her guest this week Mrs. Bessie
Stone of Nampa, Idaho. ; '
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Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bone
steele have as their guests for the
week-end, Mr. and Mrs. William
Golding of Portland, the parents
of Mrs.' Bonesteele.
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Members of the WCTU i will
meet Tuesday afternoon in the
hall for a social meeting. Friends
as well as members are asked to
bring their work " and spend the
afternoon. L The meeting will be
gin at 2:30 o'clock.' The program
will be informal. Mrs. J. J, Nunn
is in charge for the day. 1 ;
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Mrs. F. A. Wiggins of Toppen
ish, Washington, accompanied by
her little granddaughter, jMary
Elizabeth Benz, has been one of
the week's most interesting
guests here. Mrs. Wiggins, ; who
Is the sister of Mrs. George F
Rodgers, Is a former, resident of
Salem where she has many friends
who will be sorry to hear she is
leaving so soon for her home in
Washington. Mrs. Wiggins plans
to leave tomorrow.
Members of Cbadwick chapter
of the Eastern Star plan Tuesday
evening to attend the meeting of
the Rhododendron chapter at
Falls City. Plans for the chapter
visit were made some time ago
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Mr. and Mrs. U- S. Dotson and
three daughters returned home
Friday'from a motor trip to south
ern Oregon. Stops were made in
Eugene, Roseburg, Medford ' and
Ashland. They left Salem last
Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs.' William Bouffleur
are spending a several, weeks va
cation at Belknap Springs, :
' k- ' i f f';'
Miss Frances Doerfler plans to
arrive tomorrow from Portland
for a week's visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ross.
Miss Anna Arms, deputy county
clerk,' and fiss Lavilla Perry, as
sistant in the office of Dr. H. K.
Stockwell, plan to leave in the
morning for a two weeks' i vaca
tion at Breitenbush Springs.
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Rev. J. J. Evans, Miss Margaret
Evans, Miss Thelma Roberta, and
Miss Dorothy Roberts returned
home last evening from a motor
trip to Crater Lake and Diamond
Lake, having been gone since last
Wednesday. The Misses Roberts
are the guests of Miss Evans from
San Jose. California, where ; the
three girls were classmates at the
Teachers' college.
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Mrs- Anna V. .Robbing has as
her house-guests. Mrs. T. E. Lus
ter and two sons, Tom and James,
of Vancouver, ' Washington.
Mrs. E. E. Waters and Mrs
George E. Waters were hostesses
yesterday afternoon at the George
Waters' home at one of the most
delightful bridge gatherings of
the week. Mrs. Sophronia Jessup
was honored at the affair. The
prize of the afternoon went : to
Mrs. John Arbuckle, while to Mrs
H. R. Worth went the consolation
award. ..
A variety of summer flowers
decked '' the rooms where three
tables of bridge were in play, 1 Re
freshments -were served. Mrs.
Jessup. the honor guest. ; is visit
ing here with Mrs. O. P. Coshow
where she has many friends who
have met on different occasions to
compliment her. f fj.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Ross of
Portland are guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ross- ;
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin Doerfler
and children, Martin Jr. and Mar
garet, left yesterday afternoon for
Portland to be guests at the Syl
vester Doerffler home. Today the
group is taking the Mount : Hood
trip. r .
.Mrs. I. F. Rebman has as her
house-guest her mother, Mrs.
Strongren of Portland. : . On ; Fri
day Mrs. Rebman Invited a group
of friends for ' an . informal social
evening for her mother's pleasure
"The group included: Mrs. Stron
gren, Mr.- and Mrs. I. M. Dough-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Rathbun,
and Mr. and Mrs. I. L Rebman.
Mr. and Mrs- Leland Rosa and
children, Marine and Bertram,
and their house-guest, Mrs. Maude
Elngo, motored to Eugene today
where they Iwill be guests of Mrs.
Gladys Mote. -:i :;': "? '':"';':
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. : Ramsden
and son, Robert, accompanied by
Miss Kaylor, made a tour of sev
eral of the beaches over the week
end. 1 ' .
Mrs. Julius Smith and daugh
ter, Josephine, of Oakland, Call
fornia, and Jack Lynch, guests at
the J. R. Chapman home, are ex
pected ' back today from a motor
trip tP Astoria. Mrs. Lynch and
daughter and Mr. 5 Lynch left for
Clatsop county points on Wednes
day. 1 -
Mr. and ; Mrs. Charles C. " Con
ner and son, Gerald, of -Cottage.
Grove, are week-end guests at the
home of Mr. Conner's brother, Mr
and Mrs. W. C Conner at 2390
South Church street. Mr .and Mrs
Charles Conner and son will take
a motor trip through eastern Ore
&ori before returning to their Cot
tage Grove home.
Professor and Mrs, -Gustav Eb
sen left during the week-end for
Tacoma and Seattle. They plan
to spend two weeks at an Island
resort. . "
Miss Vira Lull was hostess on
Friday evening at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M- Lull
on North Fifth street, for a group
of friends gathering for a sur
prise party on the occasion of the
birthday of Walter Lee.
The rooms were attractive with
floral and crepe paper decorations
The evening was spent in an, in
formal way with music and games
with refreshments served late In
the: evening. The feature was the
candle-decked birthday cake cen
tering the table. Mrs. Lillian
Frazier assisted In the serving.
Guests for : the surprise party
were: Mr. and Mrs. Guy Turner,
Miss Frances Turner, Miss Lillian
Frazieri M4ss Ina Riggs, Miss
Edith Riggs. Miss May Irwin tf
Damascus, Ohio, Miss Belle Fos
terj Rev. and Mrs. I. R. Lee, Earl
Riggs, Walter ; Lee, Miss Mary
Armstrong, Miss Helen Frazier,
Calvin Thomas, Myron Morford of
Portland, and. the hostess, Miss
Lull. 1
Mrs. J. W. Ellis of Astoria, who
planned a week's visit as the
house-guest of Mrs. T. I. Doan
was called suddenly to King's Vat
ley on Tuesday, Mrs. Ellis plans
to resume her?vlslt next week.
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group of members from the
WWG guild of the Baptist church
met Friday afternoon with their
sponsor, Mrs. O. B. Neptune, for
the regular fortnightly meeting,
Mrs. E. H. Shanks was a guest of
the meeting. The regular bus!
ness and lesson sessions were fol
lowed In the afternoon with games
and refreshments. Girls present
for: the afternoon were: Miss
Irene Gobert,- Miss Sylvia Mcln
tyre. Miss Helen Race, Miss Gail
McClain, Miss Crystal Mills, Miss
Delores Mills, Miss Ran Tilling-
hast, and Miss Hosea Watenabe
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Mrs. Harry Styles has as her
house-guests for a few days, Mrs.
J. P. Duthie and two daughters
Hermlne and Winona, of Port
land. . V
The members of the Modern
Writers' club will meet Tuesday
evening for a porch meeting at
the home of Professor and Mrs. J.
C. Nelson. 104 Wilson street. The
group will bring lunches for s
picnic supper early in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Killson en
tertained with a dinner in honor
of their daughter, Mrs. L. G.
Lucavish at their homes In Salem
Heights, Saturday evening. Yel
low nasturtiums were used in the
decorations. A birthday cake
topped with yellow candles cen-.
tered the table.
Covers were placed for: Mr. and,
Mrs. L. G. Lucavish, Mr. and Mrs.
D. C. Washburn, Miss Heloise
Plank, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Will-
son and Misses Dorothy and Au
drey Willson. -
Balance of More Than
$7,000,000 Now on Hand,
bays btatement.
State Treasurer Jefferson Myers
reports S 7,7 52,3 69.4 4 as the total
balance on hand in the state trea
sury as of July 31, and invest
ments aggregating 17,072,898.53
The total balance :s made up of
the, following items:
General lund, 81.834,441.19;
common school interest. S3 94.-
171.97; common school principal,
$47jl86.95; agricultural college
principal, 82272.36; agricultural
college interest, $3526.63; univer
sity fund interest, $659.02; uni
versity fund principal, $2027.36;
A. R. Burbank principal, $405.39;
A. R. Burbank interest, $1701;
Thurston monument fund, $28.25;
Industrial accident fund,' $74, 562.-
81; segregated accident fund,
$231,369.71; "catastrophe fund.
$32,552.39;, rehabilitation fund,
$22,597.31; rehabilitation coope
rative vocational, $4197.08; Ore
gon soldiers' home national, $20,-
854.35; """Oregon" soldiers' home
(under direction state board of
control), $2566.48; state fair,
$2053-99; Unlverblty of Oregon
Villard endowment, $4518.35;
Oregon Irrigation, $1404.09; rural
credits loan, $7935.05; rural
credits expensed $721.30; voca
tional education, $16,597.73; state
lime board sinking fund, $289.20;
state highway fund, $3,272,122.
03 ; I irrigation f district Interest,
$1075.03rr World "war veterans'
state aid fund, $1,582,873.95;
World "war veterans state aid
sinking fund, $187,656.56; total,
$7,752,369,44. .
Investments are as follows:
Industrial investment, $1,581.-
569.51; segregated accident fund,
$3,326,294.82; 'catastrophe fund.
$36j000; rehabilitation fund, $55.
526.83; World war veteran's sink
ing j fund. $2,073,307.37; total,
$7;072,698.53,
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SLOGAN CONTEST
FOR PROTECTION
An opportunity, will be given to
the people of Salem, Marion and
Polk counties, to write Fire pro
tection Slogans. One hundred
prizes are offered amounting to
$2000.00 and ranging from $5.00
to $500.00. - f
The contest is open to ; every
one except to agents' or others
who are directly or indirectly con
nected with, The Glens Falls In
surance, Company, which is offer
ing the prizes. The purpose of the
contest is to aid the National Fire
Protection Association, in its Edu
cational work on Fire prevention
all over our country. All slogans
submitted will be turned' over to
the Association at the finish of
the contest, and all contestants,
whether winning a prize or not,
will know! that their efforts have
been directed in a worthy cause
that of trying, to prevent the loss
of 15,000 lives each year and the
saving of I vast amounts of prop
erty loss. . ; j
The contest will be under the
sponsorship of the local Glens
Falls agent In Salem, J. .A; Mills
331 -State Street, to whom all
local contestants may send their
contributions. : !
Every one should try this slo
gan writing, j The great need of
the fire Preveption Association is,
Slogans ; that will arresj: the
thoughts of the -careless camper
or the individual who takes no
pains to clean the moss from his
roof, or the dry grass from around
his house, or clear away rubbish
that might be easily set afire and
from the rubbish heap destroy
valuable buildings. f j-
Write as many Slogans as you
like each on an individual piece
of paper, sign; your name and ad
dress to each and send them to my
office and I will see that they go
to the Glens Falls Insurance Com
pany of Glens Falls, N. Y::. This
contest closes" Oct. 11th, 1924.
Probably not before the fore part
of December will the prizes be
awarded.
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Glens Falls Insurance Co.
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