The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 13, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY.MORNING; JANUARY 13, 1926. ... r .- .- :;TIIE:QREG0N;STAXEarAK,TSAmrr,01lEG0N! hw.cbiUi.uf. ISLITOEEST .VW' e A " S- ' v ' iivertonumeit'in -V Special.) FJ'a servicer f or Mrs. KHzabeth T Punhiganl were held from, the JaeV;andEkman v-uayc juesuay aiiernoon -ai' jwo. o'clock a,nd ipterment vWas' made In Slitter iwiiHl.-i'f-5 ' '. MM, Dannigan died the lold home place seven- BUles east, : of Silverton last Saturday: She was 89 years of age at the tint 6 of her death. . In 4 MSbV crossed Ihe plains' from the old .'home, at De Moines,' Iowa, cominjav ipiim 'lon county years, aro. t i er "frolume .5 Jer S paq a j P I 73. TfcausUndaed sek by we t p I American ' ' Library . association ; Is i - v books wnentne per- capita sapr port' Is vSJ..O0:fsaiem'a income ier faMta 13 cents. -4 7'-: i . j ; The books Jn . the c library now ttamber 19,95;rbt thesev 13,47? tym 'ad'ult.S'tQchiidfQn'a rat nmes. The total number added is 7 'less; 8TI. worn,' old. and. loat books which were withdrawn from use making the. net total added to iho library SOSi ' i ; . " ' - : ' There., vere 120; Tolunves added as j gifts. 'These fuel ode some his tory and architectinre.: : issues of Jth.'MentOr , for three years, were felyen. These .mentioned are only K tw of the'Kifts which the 11- traVy was ela,d to receirie.; "' ' '; .The " city, council . appropriated 9245 for the support of the 11 prary.. The expenses for! the yea mount to Jt9595,27. Books Peri pdtcata vlQ bi?i'in form 23 per centfpf thf "ttal expenses. umry School eprtmet Total books in school r department .......... 11,82 v She leave seven . Mn,;. , Totsl addiUons f 928 log ;Viola T-ee of, Qea.vefyjprff.I'' uunmsan , ot : craia." ore M)lrs, Nora Shepard '.tt .lreinj' T4;S. Jennie .ot SCOtts Uiir,- WiVK Ponnlan of - SflTcrton fld Slrt: "I NeWo' Halnfe! of Scotts iiilsj GIVES 1826 REPOR Nuinber of volumes purchased, 1' ith;vcoHnty; funds 417 iNajmber of volumes' purchased j- py board ot e4ttcatipaj . . . 165 jNnimber jt, 'fSttm V. : . . 71 HpCulmber, of UBrarfes sent iXunaber ot books sent out to grades ; . . . . .,. . .. 5024 usiea as Dorrowersr oiz?.- f - Election of cof fleers for tbejfla- lem pnblle library wa.toid'-yef-ierday at a. meeting , 'at whlch;:t"h annual report. asfiven.Mys , W, Harhlson; , was" .named ; pres v dent: Uuy Meyerstlce: president and tL Burgbardt was reelect ed, secretary. .'A; resume' of the : ;, report; follows: zt.U - .. The library has been,, open. .30,3 f days to, porf owtsrs; It Is open '.ca'ch day 13 hours, except Sunday: heh It Is oppn. frora'2 to 5 for reading f 12.331 people are 'registered? as , lierrewers of :bjryjooks.r ; ; V The MbraR'-Jends' fxeely- bots periodical;. . pauinhlets .an jnje- isres. ioiai cjreujaxwn or tne year !s-3D,53. tlctionTcirculitea L littte more ;than half or Sf.tper ? cen of the ;tptal. ' Increase : over v ; preeedlns 'jxk ! 1 8. ri i: The circulation per -.tapita? is- sitiiffilfiiB Nwly -Elected President Opposes'tstablishment of Another Group felLVEBTON. Ore Jan 13.4-. rSpeeIal.y "I am absolutely op posed; to . the Lutheran p Brother hood encouraglnr in any way the establishment . of another; Lnther knjehnrch at Sllyertott said John p. j uopierud. newly elected presi- Eent of the organization. "I stand hero I've always stood. We fork for the union of Stl , Johin !nd Trinity churebes and. the es ablish ment of. American.: services t a fixed me;every Sunday.; We knast " also rangi for .sufficient pcandlnar lan services to take care Of! those who need the same." I Other .' officers . elected . ."were vice presLdent, C. K. Itoe; secre tary, Dan Dybsetter; financial see iretary Oscar. Overland and treas urer. M. Olsen. km, U1 '-I : ST FIGHT DEATH ; ;; George 'F. Way; Claims Vic- ntinrk DiedyotAccident,'v r . HUl TIUUIDIUW? , ,v . f " ' 1 ' ' A i certiflcatfe of ; probable cause for 'appeal , to the state 'supreme court was signed s.here -yesterday by Chief, Justice- McBrtde rin' the casefof George, F. "iVay. who' Is under'-sentence of ,15year9 win tth(8 Orejgon; state perilieniiarfortho slaying of ; Tiraothyi SMurphy iln Klamat heounty oh -May; 2 33 925." The supreme cou rt' fixed t halt'" in the ease at 35000; . : ,i a :,The certificate of propaule canse was signed by.' Chif . J astlc-e McBride ' of -.. the supreme court af tef Judge A. I. Leavltt 'of 'KJam ath cquntyk had refused 'to' issue the writ and had . denied . the .de fendant tho prtyltese of furnishing .baiUC v' i -.x-i ? "i AJ: the time of the ? trialX ln ivlalnath connty the proWntion cb'niehded that Murphy f died as the jresult of injuries; s.ntferd; si ftsjtic encounter -.with, Way This fight was said; to , have occurred. on a range . some distance- from Klamath Falls. Mr." Murphy; ; ai- ter.. receiving a severe beating., at the ihands of Way was, said tp faave mojunted his horse : and rode to his home several miles distance. He icpjlapsed .' upon reaching - his home and died before medical at tention could oe summoned. . tM. defense alleged thai -Mur phyB ; death was due to anv acci dent and not from blowsjntlicted, u poii nun -oy way. Both Way and Murphy were well known in the Klamath Falls country, where they were! engaged. in the livestock business. SOCIETY KWury ft . 1- Store Wide January -it- The very best of merchandise from, our! oyn stocks Is represented jat; greatly Reduced prices. snwifi See1 ttririov'Show ii Or - ; i 1- " i i . - -. . , .. .; i. J . I v. ...-..., -A f.. -1 .1 . . Unncv gaitf r1inniiii i thocn toVflT Kilt V'rrTjr nrpsltns. Vou'U not'fnae avml3tak'c In baying bflo of :thcmVr.l5vcry. . sni&rt BtiTe In, advancodySprlng types; The much: wasted ' colors thai, WVV apples ar'o sh'own. New novelty 'tfvirlmuiinus pifet;ts.'2)VVy;1(; ' - ' - ... t ;7y-'---V..: i. 'ix;::Jv,.-tI.e;i::;:::-;i ' , ror.tLA?Ttl tlLTT B!IOP I. (CooUaoed tntp. page 6), taryjfor the western coast.-will.be in Salem on February 4- and 5- A ta will be given in her honor wbiie .sue is here. . . Attention has also been called to the conference of board anil committee women of the YWfA which will be held in Centralis, Wash., during February 14-12. It la very' likely that the Salem YW CA (will be represented at this important meeting. ' . . ,1 Meeting of War Mothers performed in the " primary depart-' ment'of the First Congregational church dirlng the past two . de cades. - l - ' I ' Ci f i i.The- idea of giving MlssTalk- inton cara41o to brighten Jhef long .. day s of ; convalescence ffa- generously conceived; hy'l? rl,. Upjohn, who putt it at once before the, men, of the, congregation.. As a-' resnlt - two thirds of the amount expended v was' sabscribed;. a.tt once by a .congregation eager to express all '-the .appreciation fossible'.f or' a worker of ' Miss .jTalklngtbn's : un failing capability, i The' remaining third' was contributed by- friends outside who have come to know the marvelous manner In which she, has conducted one of the larg est primary departments -in -the city. "Vlck Brothers come ih: for' a share of the gratitude expressed in Miss j Taikingtori's . acknowledge ment, for the firm installed the radio: at; cost. . . - . Miss rTalkington , has had 1 the ac jfual : superin tendency of t he 'pr 1 miry'department of the 'irst Cpn gr(egational churxrh ? tor1 the -past ten, years. ; She identified : h self. In ;,an . enthusiastic ; manner, with the : Snnday school worlf vof thp Chu r h : as ; ea ri jj" ' as ; I ? 0 6 ,' i.'.Vl r8 Allce H? Dodd, was superintendent of- the -department at that- time ahd recalls i thatjMlss Talkington had rthe ' superlntendency ' of .- the cradle roll. lAter she became a teacher in tho prjlmary department and - later" still, superintendent. While two severe .ilhesseshavn intervened;; Miss Talkington tstill mALn tains an unusual reord'for faithful attendance. pnring;-the pifet three' yearij, up till tEe.dae of her illness, she missed scarcely niore . than one Sunday-out.1. of every flfty-twb.: not hesitating at all to sacrifice herself for the sake of the little tota entrusted !to". her care. ; . iMIss Talkington s well-deserved PQPula,rIty . ati a; primary '. teacher in the. church has won for: her the .children J from, families from al most every denomination. She, has a manner with the little'folks that Is. scarcely less than marvelous. No matter howl large her rlass grows, she still knows every little member, not only by nauifj. but also, by individual characteristics. Miss Talkington might ;ell he termed a family institution such Is the regard in which she is held. It quickly becomes a. habit with the children who have her as teacher tosave Up" their choicest experiences "to" tell Miss Talking ton.." Events in their" world are gauged by Missj Talkington's ap preciation of them. So great, is the place she has filled in the church that the en tire congregation is prayerful for Miss Talkington's speedy recovery, SOME "SUNDAY" SERMONS ; ' r FROMSALEM PUIlTS "The Most Terrible iockout, Sermon Topie t Rev. X.K.,TuIly, " ' First Presbyterian Cliurchv ; . i called meting of the Salem chapter of the American? War" Mother will he held at ,2:30 o'clock . this afternoon In . - the Chamber of Commerce rooms.,. Talkington Receives : ' 4 Radeo n's Christmas Gift : . , Last: Snnday. at the.- First Con gregational church a ' letter ' was xead f from 'Jiss Cora - Talkington in acknowledgement of one of the most- attractive Sifts: 1 bestowed dnring the. Christmas seasonran Atwater Kent radio of console model and Italian design."; The beautiful instrument went to. Miss Talkington, ; who ' has been con fined to her bed for the pas tw.o months, as a sincere expresslbh f appreciation for services she has 8EXTEXCB iS COJIMtJTED V ' SEATTLE, Jin.. llUl: The Canadian - cabinet' has com muted a sentence of death to life imprisonment for Charles Morris! one of three-men . convicted of the murder of Captain W. J, GilJIs and a son in a hijacking raid on the rum .runner Beryl G off Sidney Island September 15, 1924, dip patches, here today from Ottawa reported --.u - - -v - '-. . CHICHESTER S PILLS 1 Iwtcr. will wtk m vf 14 1. . 1 ALL OREGON PARENTS link the Future of Their Children Kith . I; Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Juvenile or Edtjcatlpnal Trust Fund Policy they make their college training, sore, . at a nominal cost . VICTOR SCHNEIDER, Special Agent .... 147 JSorth. Commercial Street, Salem . Phone S77 .-.I I . iitifn ! - " n 7 1 " IM.I '..'I.. I" .! Jllm mm. TED ' City!Propetty Salelsinaii Farm Property Salemiui ElcJbitne Salesman . M t . YOU MUST JIAVE A CAR ppportiinty fpj; Advanceiaent We Hve:3000 Exchange Lislinrr- OUR OWN i OFFICES IN FORTLANp AND S ALETtl Avcraso salesmen develop into tZbQ a ! month men under our system 1 -See MrV Gasliill; 1 personally, . Parkct .? ". Realty company, 40S-4Q3 United States ( National Bank Bid., i Conxinercial at t : State.-" Telephone 2212; SaJcia Oregon. comes his !'Satisfyihg PorUon M ax ' He. 'become . such to everyone who hears-my voice. AUTODEATH Cf.SE .t Frederick :;MH!erv Charged With ; Accidental ArVfen-j ; ' slaughteri Appeals . - . - . -. . . - . ' . . I The state supreme court yester day : heard, arguments. In i the case of t Frederick . L. . Miller, Portland Holman Hunt's painting,'. n-' vites lilmant'oi his 'heart -Be be- tltled! "Tlte Light of the" World,'? is Inspired by" this scripture. The Savior, stands' before, a fast closed door, .long unopened,' with a light in one hand, and knocking for en- entreaty is It his. face, and gentle insistence ; in' his atm, for; he .has a right to enter. But the occu pant on the inside .makes no moye to open the door. , What a perfect picture of the unregenerate hu man: heart.' ' ;' 1 ' , Consider the . ba.rred ' heart. What is inside? Sin, the cruel slave-driver, ' is there; the Great Emancipator is without. Sorrow is within; the Comforter would comej in. Entanglement Is snarl ing the lines- of our-' living; the Great Disentangler' would straight en them out. Hollow merriment Is there;' pn, the outside; knocks the; Great Fulflller. Labor J is there;, which withont Christ is drudgery; Uhe One who i? able to glorify the routine of . toQ would enter. . V Tarn now, to the.opea heart. What' happens? Christ enters. lit is his nature to do- so,wherever he is not resisted by unbelief; 'just a: sunshine floods a room when tbe curtains' arc up and the door open. How can we unbar our hearts? . There" is but ope way. We ihust make a dead lift of the will. ! Christ will not force him self jin any more, than a friend will force the door of our dwell ing. j The OHe inside must open the door. Christ'waits with lov- t ing entreaty without; he knocks with: gentle insistence; but we. must; unloose, onr, hearts. The door opened; Christ enter ed; what then? A perpetual feast. There is no famine where Christ h. t fNo good thing will Ho with hold." He comes in as guest to remain as host. He promises to fiup with us and to allow us to sup with him. As he prepared ,a treakfast on the shore of blue Galilee, after His resurrection, for the cold and discouraged jeweler; whoT Is nnder-l 5 months penitentiary sentence - In- connec tion with mnning -down and killing-Mrs: Alma Hall. The: accident occurred jon . the Sandy bquleyard on January' 23, 1934v;; r ' Mr. Miller was charged, with ln volantary ''. manslaughters ln,ithe Multnomah county ' circuit , cbnrjt and- upon being tried, was-conftct- l - .'.:... . 1 R ed and ' sentencea 10, tti months in. the penitentiary "d pay a fine of 31. The jury; recommended- leniency in the esse, and subsequent to the trial presented a petition to the court askfng that the'defendant bo paroled. I . The older a miracle Is, ho eas ier it is to believk . 1 OnelThinVVoman (Gained 10 Pounds In 20 Days hit Allyweak 'men and women All4nery6us men and women! All skinny men and women ; Can crow . stronger, healthier and rnoro vigorous and take i on sblid needed flesh in 30 days Just by taking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Comnound Tablets four times a day: as oasy to tako as candy, j Everybody - knows that nasty tasting, etil-smelling Cod Liver Oil is a wonderful vitalizer, flesh nrrwlnwr ani) honlth rrpatnr. But who wants to swallow the horrible stuff,; when these won derful fablets-McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, are just as good, and so easy to. take. - A box of 60 tablets for. 60 cents and if any skinny man or woman doesn't gain at least 5 pounds in 36 days yonr druggist is author ized to give you your money back. Ask J. C. Perry, Central Pharm ' Be sire and, get McCoy's, ihe original and genuine, and don't forget there is nothing on earth so trrnt 't.r malrp liarlrward. listless usueraen, so ne, ever win supply underweight children grow strong all our wants. Once a man in-and robust. Adv. ROSIEtfJI tJBAO BLANKETS GLELN UF Reduced-Prices. End of Season lST QUALITY COTTON BLANKETS Cotton Blankets I First Quallty-Onr Regular. $2.29 Special, a pair for ? i Cotton Blankets Nashua Tirst Quality Extra Large Sizes, Special, a pair 52.59 t LARGE FLUFFY BLANKETS Weight Vs' lbs. :Ouri regular 5.00. Special ati$4-l a Pair 36 INCH OUTING FLANNEL Light or ' Dark. . . Special. 19cja Yard 27 INCH OUTING FXNEL White or Light, or;Darl5 Colors--ioo4l Grade Special 15c a Yarjdb Feather Pillows 7 Inch Gingbtiis 21x27 - Vast, Colors Pretty To Clean Up -a.' Bargain v Patterns Special i S1.3S -;:;l;15c:a;yatdj; 36 Inch Pliesse - M lu i.j Xiadie Outing Flannel Figured Crepes , Goyn,s Pretty Colors ,; Good Qnalityv Special at yard 38c jj t $100 TABLE OILCLOTH, A YARD 34c 42 Inch Tubing . 81-90 Sheetsf - Linen Finish Seamless Heavy WehtJ yard 39c ;'; $15 I I mm mm i J 1 1 1 - 240-246 NORTH COMMERCIAL 4 - -8 See Our Special Exhibition of 1 Ford Cars Featuring the Latest Ford Equipment qf,the imjproved Ford cars, we are featiuuring. the latest Ford equiprientL You will be amazed at the smaitness arul AH this, week we are sho wing the fixxest f and most interest ing display of Ford passenger cars the public has ever seen. This lis For4 Nationai Show Week and all Ford Dealers i i - Am A mmm are participating: .. . - iri mm Am ltion S 3 ition to an ex individuality of the variQus I body types we are showing i Be sure to see bur display! I vorne any time this weekl. ? VcOley M bt0r Co. Salem, Oregon -i II i . -:. . ; . " - :-; ' -- .-4. ':. I : f , . j - ' ; j , :, ; : . J J "f : '" ,f-5'-;' ' 11 RixNBotJT :'. i , . : . .: 1- ; :;. : 1 80UIPMENT' fcX TRA ' r' i J jCtO IV.J. ''V ' j "-' - ' ' :T 6 j ' t ' 1 Jr ' .. : , f i " ," .. " CLoie eat In eoIoTiDctnolnAbI'"; ' " ;-;, "j - timt, anJ: tsxtrr. extra oa eij car. ' , ' v V; 1; -'i ' JLUprlAift.i.trf,tt " ' :T- iXJ' -'v.. (,. . .... J. . .. . J . -v.