THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1928 led P y STATE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 703-706 First National Bank Building, Salem, Oregon ASSETS OVER $200,000 MORE THAN 1200 MEMBERS a We Pay 7 Per Cent An Investment Worth Investigating OFFICERS Carl D. Gabrielson, President. C. A. Reynolds, Vice President. Jas. H. Nicholson, Vice President. Chas. Wiper, Secretary-Treasurer. J. J. Elliott, Assistant Secretary. i DIRECTORS E. B. Williamson T. A. Uvea ley. E. P. Slade. John H. Carson. L. C. Fanner H. M. Hawkins. Carl D. Gabrielson, C. A. Reynolds, las. H. Nicholson. SAFETY FOR YOUR SAVINGS 99 LOCAL NE WS BRIEFS SAYS We hare a 1124 Bulck Touring equipped with LoTeJoy shocks, bumpers, 8 ft M spot light, rear rlew mirror, automatio swipe, 70 new rubber and 1928 11 cense. This Is a fine car In every way and a snap at S473. Ill ,. M A rmir The HoaM That fierrk Bant on which Dr. Pueyredoo wished to have Included ctauaet relating to tariffs, arose when Jacob Va rela of Uruguay proposed that all present agree to the preamble with the understanding that ob jections to It should be presented when the article cohtaned In the convention Itself when ratttflca tlons were taken up. FIGHT LOOMS 2IPBESMK T SCORE PROHlBI 1 Democratic Members of House Flay Dry Meas ure and Officials 'ar Stolen A Bulck roadster belonging to Kussell Buckles was stolen from Church street Sunday night. It carried license number 38-608. Ttwcher 111 Mrs. Nell M. Doege. mathema tics teacher at the Leslie Junior high school, was absent from classes yesterday due to Illness. White Mountain Honey Is th Best. Phone Mead at 8F5. J.AlbrKlit Fined S230 L E. Albrirht. arrested by city and state officers Saturday night on a charge of liquor possession, was fined $250 in municipal court Monday. I Milliliter Born- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Richardson, 2277 North Liberty, are parents of a baby daughter born at the Sa lem General hospital Sunday. Feb ruary 12. A Ij Carte SerTlce In dining room Marlon hotel. Three Charges Faced Teter Sorenson of Woodburn v. as arrested by a city traffic offi cer early Sunday morning on a charge of speeding and driving with four persons In the drivers' seat at the same time being with out a driver's license. C80 Prisoners Yesterday Week-end arrivals at the state penitentiary increased the number of boarders to 680, reported James Lewis, warden, yesterday morn ing. Nine were dressed In, two coming from each of Marion. Un ion, and Douglas counties, three from Tillamook. MfttthU Old Time Orrheet Crystal Garden. Wednesday night. Ixw to Take Vacation "Walter S. Low. streets commls sloner. will take his two weeks vacation starting next Wednesday Mr. Low plans to go to Cutler City where he will build himself a cabin along the seashore for future use. He will take his rod and tackle along and try his luck at fishing. Your Income Tax Statement Is due experienced service. O. W. & Lo S. Ross, Tel. 2098-R. leader, and Dean Dubach of Ore gon state college, and Dean Hew itt of the Willamette university law school will assist. Rex Garri son, of Woodburn, is president of the conference. Vice-presidents are Don Siegmund, Salem, and Angus Ware, Stayton. Wesley Heise, Sa lem, is secretary. Alaskan Visiting Kin J. C Ferguson of Kendicott, Alaska, who is visiting relatives here, is a guest at the Bligh. Furniture Uphold t ere And repairing. Glese-Powers Furniture Co. Here From South Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robertson are guests at the Bligh. They arrived Sunday from Grants Pass. absent, no classes were called. Mrs. Grace Walgomott. head of the department, was called to Canby ny the death of a nephew, and Mrs La Verne Lanham was 111. Ralph Bailey, history teacher, wis' in Cor vallis with the debating team, and bis classes were cared for by Mrs J. C. Nelson. Mrs. B. B. Boylan was called to conduct the classes of Mrs. Margaret Dickenson, who Is at he; homt In Portland threat ened witL pneumonia. Miss Mil dred Christensen, French teacher was ill and Miss Helen Rose con ducted the classes yesterday. Fab-mount Hill 6 room house double garage New on Superior between Fair- mount and John streets. Total I price now $6900 terms. Becke & Hendricks, 189 North High street. White Mountain Honeys Is the best. Phone Mead at 8F5. Port landers at Marion Mr. and Mrs. W. Van Schuyver are Sunday arrivals from Port land. Mr. Van Schuyver is in the brokerage business. They are stopping at the Marion. A Xew Line of Inexpensive But charming hats Petites 8htp, above Busick's. Range Demonstrator Arrives Ethel Murdoch Is here In con nection with the electric range -exhibit at the "Better Homee" ex position being held at the armory. She 13 staying at the Marlon. Valentine Dance Tonight BeneirAmeiican Legion auxil iary. Crystal Gardens, tickets See for playground pledge. . Decorator Hi R. A. Flsk of Tacoma, Wash., who Is in charge of the decorating at the armoy in connection with the "Bette Homes" exposition is registered it the New Salem hotel. Jason I zee Men to Dine The Jason Lee Brotherhood at the church thla evening at :S0 will hold its mid-year rally. About 50 men are expected to attend. Judge George Rossman of the su preme court will be the principal speaker, his subject being "Law Observance." Special musical en tertainment Is planned. Valentine Dance Tonight Benefit American Legion auxil iary. Crystal Gardens, tickets BOe for playground pledge. I Mm Haddenlv Charles U Draper died suddenly at his home at 12M Highland ave nue sometime Saturday night, the hodv helnc dlscoTered In bed sun day morning by the family. He came to this dry from Jhe east a year ago. Survivors are: his wi dow, Lillian, and daughter, lone, both of Salem: two sons. Gerald, in New York, and Kenneth, ot Po- catello, Idaho. ironfl Invites You To call and Inspect his new lo- rstinn with PTescott Jeweler. 19 1 North Commercial street, Maxda lamps and flashlight batteries. Piwsbvterians Meet A family christian educational conference of the Willamette vai- ley Presbyterian churches will be held at Corrallla next Friaay, ana about 26 local Presbyterians are nlannlntr to attend. Prominent out-of-state people will speak. v Arthur Bates and C. A. Kells are a local committee to handle trane- --portation arrangements. New Homes North- Here's S priced $2750 to f4( 000. 4 to 7 rooms. All new. wot sale reasonable. All have furnace, fireplace, garage etc. Immediate possession on all. Locations SJ Korway-$ J 5 Tamarack, Isi Tama rack. 980 Tamarack. Becke Hendricks, 111 North High street. Bicycles Lack Lights Wilbur Harms. 1910 North Sum mer street. William Hart, Garden Road, and Gilbert Anderson were arrested last week-end on charges of riding bicycles at night without lights. rans For 3onfi The local T. M. O. A. is making preparations to entertain 100 boys at the annual Marlon county old- er boys' conference here March and 10." Frank Moran,v 'prominent Lost, Brindle Dog with four white feet, scar on back. Answers to name "Mickey. Has New Orleans license. Finder call 24CS. Auction Wednesday Jfight, 7 P. M. At F. N. Woodry's Auction Alar ket on Summer street, art goods. S1SO0 of Jewelry and two house holds of good furniture. Be there. Have Baby Daughter A baby daughter was born yes terday to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stawell, who reside on route 6 Mother and baby are at the Salem general hospital. Fine Home 6.75 South Church Immediate possession. Sacrifice for quick sale SS00 to handle. Landscaped lot In be-iutlful homes district. Becke ft Hendricks, 119 North High street. Has Measles LaVern Cain, fifth grade stu dent at the Auburn school. Is re ported to be confined with the measles at the home of Mrs. C. W, Cady, with whom he Uvea. He was out of school Friday and the next day the measles put In their appearance. Piano Sale ' Priced to sell quick SC5-I9E. S16S-I18S. Such makes as Boh mer. 6teinway and many others. These rare bargains. $6.00, f 8.00. tlO.OO monthly. Tallman Piano tnra 11th anil Mill atraat ' Teachers Absent Five teachers were absent from their , classes at the senior high school yesterday. Because both physical education teachers were Real Loveliness in Heart Bo: HE SEA Ex-service Men to Meet- As the official close of the Le gion membership drive, all ex service men tn this district will be invited to meet with Capital Post No. 9 of the Legion for an enter tainment and feed February 28. State and national legislation for ex-soldiers will be explained. HIM. OPPOSE EACH OTHER 'Argument Between Countries Again Develops At Hav-' ana Congress OVER WALSH-BILL Hot Time Anticipated Ovei Resolution To Probe Utilities' Funds HAVANA-' Fs. 13 (AP) Argentina and the United States again took opposing positions at the meeting of the committee on Pan-American Union affairs today over the right of nations to as sess what tariffs they think most suitable. Taking up the cause of all dele gations who view with disfavor Dr. Honorio Pueyrrendon's proposal- to extend the functions of the Union In the economic field. Charles Evans Hughes, head of the American delegation, pro claimed the Impossibility of allow ing questions of such purely do mestic character as tariffs to be considered by an International body. Dr. Pueyrredon, unmoved by an argument, repeated his categorical refusal to sign any convention to regulate the activities of the union which did not contain a reference to the necessity of abolishing ex cessively high barriers to the free flow of trade in inter-American commerce. Efforts to save the conference from failure in this important! task Of concluding a Pan-American convention however, were quickly put under way in a pro posal presented by Jacob Varela. ot Uruguay, that any conventions reached here Instead of requiring the signature of the delegates be fore being sent to the legislatures for ratification, should be trans mitted directly by the president of the conference to the various governments for suitable action by the parliaments. This suggestion was considered significant by the delegates, who se In It the possibility of circum venting Dr. Pueyrredon's refusal to sign, by Introducing hts govern ment finally to approve the con vention. , The discussion, on the preamble WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. (AP) A showdown fight on the Walsh resolution for senate Investigation of the financial affairs of public utilities corporations was begun toda In the senate with a vote In prospect tomorrow or Wednesday. Wltb the lineup admittedly close both those advocating and oppos ing the, resolution took comfort from some developments of the day which was marked by a long address by Senator Walsh, demo crat of Montana, In favor of his measure and in which the power lobby was assailed. After the resolution was called. Vice President Dawes, who was presiding, asked Senator Walsh to change his resolution so that he would be relieved of the task of appointing the special committee of five which would conduct the inquiry. "I am interested in some public utilities companies," the vice pres ident said. "I have no desire to evade my responsibilities but prefer for this reason that some other provision be made tor selec tion of the committee." Acquiescing in the suggestion the Montanan amended his res olution to call for election of the special committee by the senate Before Senator Walsh took the foor to Inveigh against the power lobby as the most formidable ever assembled In Washington during bis long senate service,. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts.: another democrat, proposed an ams agrjiat to the senate rules adtr?irkich lobbyists would be required to feg ister with the secretary of the sen ate. Each person engaged as a lob byist or a representative of any individual, soe'ety, corporation or foreign government would be re quired to give bis name for the legislation favored or opposed and the name of individual or concern by whom he is employed. Persons falling to so register could be sum mooed before, the senate rules committee or the senate bar. The amendment was sent to the rules committee. WASHINGTON. Feb. 13. - (AP) Prohibition was assailed today In the house by Representa tives Galllvan of Massachusetts and Llntblcum ot Maryland, both democrats. Assistant Treasury Secretary Lowman, In charge of enforce ment and the Anti-Saloon league were declared by Galllvan to be ".subordinating" the constitution to the 18th amendment. He also demanded the impeachment of Judge Schuldt, of the District of Columbia police court tor the dis missal of a jury which had ac quitted two men In a prohibition case. Llnthlcnm, who Is chairman of the house unofficial committee on the modification of the Volstead act, declared prohibition had not prevented an increase of liquor consumption and drunkenness Urging modification to correct "the evils of the present law and to establish true temperance" he declared that crime has increased materially throughout the conn try and that "prohibition enforce' ment from the beginning has been characterised by graft, bribery and pther corruption." "Prohibition grows more Inso lent and intolerant daily." de clared Galllvan. "in its efforts to listort law and invent new meth ads of oppressing a foolishly sub missive people, the pygmies of prohibition are strangling the American Gulliver and inaugurat ing a reign of misrule." HIS EXPLANATION Walter, who was having trou ble with subtraction, showed i problem which he had just finish ed to his father. "Is this right. Daddy?" "No. son, it's hot right." dad re piled. "I can't understand why you have so much trouble with subtraction," he, continued. "When I was in school I did it without any trouble." "I guess subtraction musta' been easy those days." son replied the Balboa highway at Eureka. CaL, through San 'Francisco to ef fect a Junction with the third highway. El Camlna Sierra, at Sierra; the Golden State highway, extending from Blaine, Wash., to Calexlco. Cal., and 1 Camlna Sierrt from Orovllle, Wash., to San Tsldro, CaL PLANE DIVES IN 3 BARELY ESCAPE Pilot and Motion Picture Man Nearly Killed In 200 Foot Drop PORTLAND. Feb. 13 (AP) Two motion picture cameramen and a pilot escaped death today when an airplane In which they bad started for Seattle fell 200 feet and struck a Northern Pacific mail coach In the terminal yard on the outskirts of the city. O. C. . ury. Seattle pilot and part owner""6f the Washington Aviation company, was cut se verely on the face and legs. C. E. Robinson. Seattle, news OBITUARY Peterson At the residence. Haselgreen February 11, Louis Peterson, age 82 years, father ot Mrs. Mathilda Williamson of Salem, Mrs. Wa Pe terson of Shaw and -Mrs. Mary Heryman of St. Louis. Ore.; broth er of Mrs. Andrew Peterson of Michigan: also survived by 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral service? will be held Tuesday, February 14 at 1 p m., from Rigdon, & Son mortuary. Interment in Lone Oak cemetery at Stayton. ASK COAST HIGHWAY SYSTEM BE ADDED Representative Crail, Repub lican, California, Intro duces Bill Draper At the residence. 1296 Highland avenue, February 12, Charles L Draper, age 52 years, husband of Lillian Draper; father of Kenneth Draper of Pocatello, Idaho: Ger ald Draper of New York and lone Draper of Salem. Announcement of funeral later by Rlgdon & Son. WASHINGTON. Feb. 13 (AP) A bill proposing establishment of a Pacific coast national high way system which would provide three trunk lines with laterals along the Pacific coast from Can ada to Mexico, was introduced by Representative Crail, republican of California. The roads would form a system of motor truck highways "to meet the transport requirements of heavy commerce In time of peace and of heavy ordnance in time of war. They would extend through the states of California, Oregon aqd Washington. Landing fields for planes for which the routes would serve as gulldlng lines, would be provided ati Intervals of 25 miles and vari ous, axeaa alone rue highways would be set a&lda 'tor the propsH gatloa of trees to serve s sovsr against hostile aircraft. ' ' ? Ths highways would be the Balboa highway extending from Port Townsend. Wash., to Los An geles; the shore line highway stretching from a junction with Henry Del mar Henry died at a local hosnltal at the age of 22 years on February 11. He is survived by his father, Ralph Henry, of Aberdeen Washington: his mother, Mrs. Lu cy McCoy of Salem: thret broth ers. Ralnh of the U. S. Marines. stationed at San Pedro. Elmer of Valsets. and Robert of Grande Ronde; and the following half-sisters, Martha Pennington ot Salem. Bertha Holem of Salem, and Lan try Parrlsh of .Valsets. The funer al services will be held Tuesday at 2:00 p. m. at Webb's chapel with Rev. Taylor officiating. Interment will be in the City View cemetery. reel photographer, received a frac ture of the left leg affd painful body bruises. Hal Cooley, 8eattle cameraman, received only minor bruises. The three men are In a hospital here. "We had Just taken off frop the air field," Cooley said tonight as he spoke calmly of his fourth airplane crash. "The motor was roaring beautifully. Suddenly the bottom seemed to drop out from under us. "Robinson and I were in the forward cockpit. When we hit the mail car the nose of the plane was up against the top of the car and I had tc lump down a few feet to the ground. Drury was on the ground unconscious. Robin son was still In the cockpit. He was unconscious." The mer were taken to the bag gage car of he train and given first aid vreatment. Flying men here believe the ascent of the plane had been too steep and that as a result the plane had stalled and then gone Into a side slip. The plane, valued at $2,8 IS was badly damaged. It had been on exhibit - here and was to be taken to Seattle for a similar showing there. ABSENT-MINDED ATTORNEY TOLEDO, O. When Mrs. Doro vhy Kipllnger, prospective juror, told attorney Robert Newbegln that she was married, that her husband was Dr. E. S. Kipllnger and - Is a dentist, the attorney. FLORAL DESIGNS CUT FLOWERS, PLANTS GOLD FISH, BIRDS C. F. BREITHAUPT Telephone 380 IIS State St. deeply interested In the case In : which he was counsel for one side.- of which was: "Is your husband married?" Mrs. Kipllnger decid edly showed great surprise while the crowd In the courtroom laughed heartily. But the attor ney could not understand what JEWELRY, ART GOODS AND FURNITURE Auction WED. NITE 7 P. M. F. N. WOODRY Auction Market 1610 North Summer Street Consisting of Art good, f 1800 of jewelery, furnishings of the homes of A. J. Tateman and Mr. Hurry; also linoleum by the yard; lin oleum rugs; Axntinster rug. apples, potatoes, etc. DON 'T 'MISS THIS BALE Sale Every Saturday 1:30 P. M. svnd Every Wednesday Night 7 I. M. Cash Paid for Used Furniture PHONE 511 TERWILLIGERS Perfect Funeral Service For Less Licensed Lady Mortician 770 Cbemeketa Street Telephone 724 Keep Him Singing Feed "Songster's v Favorite" Heed 'parked for choice birds by Flake's Petland 78 State $495 FIXE TORIC isiflf Iihm. W In var your glsMM (tart brekje. Exatntioa to. Thompaon-Glntsch Optical Co. 110 M. Com'1 St. PILES CURED With est aywaUoa ar 1m ef DK. MARSHALL Oihw Blag. GO TO THE ARGO for Your Noon Lunch 1 341 Chemeketa Now Is the Time To Plant Your Orchard We are offerlno; a fine line of fruit and nut trees at at tractive prices, including the famous Noble prune. Don't miss seeing us before buying. Twenty. years' in the business. I FRUIT LAND NURSERY Offiee 174 & liberty St. STOMACH Pains - Gas-Dyspepsia Heartburn - Bloating - Sourness - Nausea-1';; vitality. b4 mk 111 niMrmlla. If yo afftr from thi condition. do t poor difMtiea. after trying all kind of thinf. Tt tBoald make th w xnotea i xta ota Tt. Thoauidt r Waff daliffhted. Many aav t4r ata efca foal Hka utw -Dlatax la abaalately karalaaa to 70011c ar aid. - ytt work wltk 1 graat apad Eat la aoavfart. Try Dtatax at omr risk Maaar kaak fini taa. - XW watt. Doa't amffa. Oat TXataa today. Only Perry's Drug Store U5.S Cosunerdal :-- - - I"" - Distinctly Correct Footwear Fir Men Bovs For Woatem Girls John J. Rottle Expert Shoe Fitters A AXtl Btata Bi. Z Jl IK- WISDOM That comes from honorable year of serving In thla great community are put at the dis posal of all who seek the facil ities of our organization. Webb Funeral Parlors Telephone 120 ELECTRIC MOTORS Rewound and Repaired, New or lined Motors Vluoiirti' & TODD Things Electrical 191 South Hlh Tel. 2112 1 L EYES EXAMINED I GLASSES FITTED Ten Tears Practice In Salem Pbone 625 Dr. L. Ra Bnrdette Optometrist 401 First National Ban Rldg. Tour Old Typewriter tor a New (g(Si?(S)ima VERY often people who are considering the purchase of a modern writing machine are surprised to learn that some old typewriter, which they msy not have used for a long time, has a market valus and will be accepted in part payment. If you have an old machine, perhaps you will be interested in learn ing what it is worth. 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Long and Short Distance Haulinf Public and Private Storage Fireproof Building, GRAIN, FEED and SEED Free Delivery to any part of the city. QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION Farmers Warehouse PAUL TRAGLIO, Prop. Day Telephone 28 Night Telephone 1267-W A Real High-grade Furniture auction: s Next Thursday. Feb. 16, 1 p. m. 305 South 23rd Street 0 Including 1 Bush Gerts Baby Grand Piano, 1 old Violin (a good one), 1 Grandpa's Seth Thomas Floor Clock (this Is a very old dock), 1 White Rotary, Round Shuffle Sewing Machine; 1 Electric EJasy Washer with dryer; 1 7-tube Holster radio; Phllco eliminator, 1 extra loud speaker (if you want a good radio don't miss this chance, cost 1350.00); 1 Heater (No. 20), 1 Oak library Table, Jacquard Vekrar Living Room Suite, davenport and two chairs, all leather easy chair, mahogany davenport tables, bridge lamp, table lamp, oak dining room suite, 4 Axmlnster rags, 4 beds, completes 2 dressers, rockers, 1 Pacific nickel enamel range, sanitary base with colls, garden tools, cooking utensils and many other things. The above list Is nearly all like new, - I Particulars Later . , 1 DONT MISS THIS SALE! BIr. Anderson has been transferred to Los Angeles, so everything must go. - W. Dt ANDERSON, Owner ; , H. F. WOODRY SON : - : ' Are the Auctioneers t , , 271 W. 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