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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1&28 5 Local News Briefs rWlding Bells Ring Fred H. Jorgenson, 31, of Jef i ferson, yesterday took oat a li cenos to marry Bertha F. Chit ) tick,' 28, ot Salem. Dane Friday McCoy. Bite, Domes' Pavilion. nights starting about o'clock. Police officers will make an in vestigation. Radio Bargains At H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. . Title Settled Suit to quiet title, instituted by "i Peter Helgerson against Elisabeth Settlemier and a long list of oth-j -ers, was successfully ended by a decree banded down in circuit I court here yesterday. Would Ton Gir a Gift J Of something entirely auierenii C Visit the gift room at Pomeroy & Keene's. Talks At 1'arrisb Al H. Priddy, public relations man with the Al. O. Barnes cir cus who has been in Salem sev eral days,, gave a 10-mlnate talk upon "Wild Animals" at Parrish junior high school Wednesday. A La Carte Krrvlcc In dining room Marlon Hotel. Elderly Couple Weds A marriage license was yester day Issued from the office of the Marion county clerk to Ezra W. Wlnslow, 80, of Salem, and Chris tina barren, 75, of Independence. The marriage is her second and his third. t 5Jfi!ige-BJwh Range Demonstration continues this week at Giese-Powers. See ad on page three. Soloist Entertains Club- Music at the Rotary club luncn eon yesterday, noon waa furnished b'v Mrs. William J. MlnkiewUs. .oloUt and Miss Ruth Bedford,' I ' accompanist, special music i I. Idk had at all luncheons this week T - - 1 In oOWTance oi national music week. K. E. Magre Reappointed E. E. Magce of Klamath Falls was reappointed Wednesday by Governor Patterson a member of the state board of pharmacy. He will serve jor a term of three years. Piano Recital s Pupils of Mrs. Cora Hendry, Friday evening. May 11th, 8 p. m. Public invited. Krnnell in SUverton Earl Kennell of this city gave several musical selections in a community musical concert in Silverton Tuesday night. . This concert was held in observance of national music week. SAYS We have a 192& Dodge Touring fully equipped in A-l condition in every way and a car that baa had the best "of care for 9305.00 Train 1 81 K tuTif T The Ur-use ) Ui ventea Bala FLO KILLED JUST E U. O, M-m in World Race ROME HOP Secret Flight to Italian Cap ital Planned in Week by R.V.Thomas NEW YORK, May t (API- Lieutenant Royal V. Thomas, for mer army flier who crashed to hiB death at Teterboro airport in New Jerevtodav. waa killed in the first ot two plane tests in prepara Hon for a secret flight to Rome next week. Harrv A. Bruno, the airman's representative disclosed tonight. those who travel along the Wal lace road, where are several fields including those of tne Salem Bulb company owned by W. C. Dibble Furniture Upholsterer And repairing. Glese-Powers Furniture Co. Reese Fined Elmer Reese of this city, who was arrested yesterday afternoon charged with disorderly conduct, was fined 825 whlcfc he paid in police court yesterday afternoon. Radio Bargal Fined Carl Worse. 2641 Portland Road, who was arrested Tuesday night charged with not stopping at a stop sign, was fined 85 In po lice court yesterday afternoon. Typewriter Remington No. 10 In good condition. $25 cask. Call 140 5-J. Khon Space High Street $55 heat furnished. 8x50. Bet r-..,, on it rhemeketa. Becke & Hendricks, 189 North High street "Motlier" lions Subject Rev. Norman- K. Tully, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will be the speaker at the Lions club luncheon Friday, his subject bein "Mother." Miss Iva Clare t .nwA viniinUt. will resent the aivf vi - ' musical part of the program. i v Free Free Free Dlnnerware set. silverware set or breakfast table with each Bridge-Beach range sold during demonstration this week. See Giese-Powers ad on page three. Meaale Declining "The number of new cases of measles in Marion county last week dwindled to 28. the small est reported for over two months. There were also reported on case of dinhtheria, 11 of tuberculosis nt nneumonia and one of h tt w " r chlckenpoz. 4 Church Gain Members The First Baptist church it growing in membership and at tendance, members report. Las' Sunday 16 new memSers were wel comed, making a total of 54 addl tlons in the last five months. The Sunday school also reports an in crease over the same period. Wanted Home For Baby If you are interested in adopt ing a baby address "Baby" care Statesman. Ball Tossers Destructive Police officers were informed by Arthur T. Yeaton. 507 North Cottage street, that a group of boys who have formed a baseball team and by. playing out In the street, are tearing up his lawn and flowers in order to catch some of the long hits. . He alsc reports that several electric Hgbt bulbs, globes and window panes have been destroyed by the games. Police will assist him In putting a stop to ball games in the street. K EE E HELD ON INCREASE Edward T. Plummer of U. S. Shipping Views Situation at Portland At H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. fin nea Properties and Store Buildings for lease and sale. Becke & Hendricks, 189 North High street. High street. ft Increase Condit's Bond The bond of Ross Condit, who faces a statutory charge preferred by the Marion county grand Jury two years ago, was yesterday in creased from $2000 to $5000 at- 7 "A. - - - - A. Ill ler the defendant had Deen ai uo erty for two days on the $2000 bend. The original figure set by Judge Percy R, Kelly two years ago was $5000; Bondemen are Ada L. Condit, fwldow of the de fendant's uncle, and H. B. Condit, station agent at West Staytoiu St. Paul's Guild Rummage Sale 420 Court, Friday and Saturday. 4 to 6 Bedrooms We have three homes. NEW with 4 to 6 bedrooms, that can be bought unusually cheap and on terms. Prices $5250 to $6500. The largest has two complete bath rooms. All are modern and brand new. Come in. Immediate posses sion. - Becke & Hendricks, 189 North High street. New Road Requested A petition for a new road np the Santiam river from Mehama to Mill City on the Marion county side of the river, was filed with the county court here yesterday The petition carries 195 signs tures, led by W. H. Carter. Petl tionens are from road districts 33 K. 35. 36. 40 and 68. The new road would be about 10 miles in length. There has been an on improved wagon road oyer part of the oroDOsed route for a number ot years, but the main traveled highway between Mehama and Mill Citv has been on the Polk county side through Lyons. f 23 Dowi Excellent SIO a Month lots - $375 on down- lots1 60x165. On North 17th and North 18th streets. Building re strictions. Don't pay more for a smaller, lot. 75 sizes and facings to choose from, some are 64 feet wide. Becke A Hendricks, 1S9 North High street. Give Faculty lrogra Faculty members of the Beet hoven society at Willamette uni versity presented . musical num bers at the chapel exercises Wed nesday, In connection with, nation al music week. Miss "Iva Clare Love also assisted with a violin solo. Miss Lucille Ross played or gan ' numbers, Professor E. W. Hobson sang, and Miss Vlrglnie Melton played two piano num bers. If Culprit Frighten Women- Council Hal Patton has report ed to local police officers that a v,"" jBian hides In the trees near Court iff . .nt Rnmmir atreeta and frlchtens women who go by at night. This has been going on for several . . r tv a a mi i won i A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT West Salem Topic- Max CeHlhar of West Salem will be the speaker at the Salem Realty board luncheon today, dis cussing the zoning plan and other phases of the Improvement pro gram now nnder war in West Salem. About $125,000 worth of buildings were erected there in 1927". and there are indications that this record will be surpassed this year. Mr. Gehlhar was for merly county clerk and district attorney la Marion county. West Salem Tuple ! N , Max Gehlhar of West Salem will be the speaker at the Salem Real ty noard luncheon today, discuss ing the loning plan and other phases of tbe improvement pro gram now nnder way In West Salem. About $125,909 worth of buildings were erected there in 1927. and there are Indications that this record wtU be surpassed thia year. Mr. Gehlhar was f ar merly county clerk and district at torney la Marlon county. Tulips 8 tin Bloomings. Althorj-h the tulip fields abou alem presented a pretty sight a' Blossom Day. a month ago. tulip ire stilt blooming quite profusel and afford a. pleasant view tt PORTLAND, May 9. (AP). Ocean borne commerce of the Pa ?ific coast is increasing to the ex tent that it is challenging Atlan tic coast salt water traffic, and prospects are now good for a di rect passenger and freight service from Portland and other coast ports to the United Kingdom and the European continent. Such were the declarations made today by Edward T. Plummer, vice rchairman of the United States shipping board. He left late to day for San Francisco aceompan led by Jefferson Myers, Oregon member of the board. Desirious of extending the trade of the United States to every port of the world, and confronted by foreign lines that would cut rates to the disadvantage ot this country's commerce, the shipping board, explained Its vice chair man, has sougjat legislation that will remedy the situation and will give American-made goods as low a freight rate as necessary to compete in foreign markets. This will be done by the Jones- White bill, which is certain of final approval. Plummer said. It provides for low Interests loans to shipbuilders, tax exemptions on vessels constructed under Its pro visions, and mail contracts for companies operating such vessels, ill of which would be operated In trade routes approved by the ship ping board. j "The only justification for gov ernment aid." Plummer explained, "is to build up commerce.- We want a fleet big enough to give cheap transportation for Ameri can made goods to the markets of the world." That, he said, would mean steady production and em ployment at home. Myers, who introduced Plum mer at a meeting of Portland ad vertising clubs; said 100,000,000 tons ot cargo was handled on this coast in 1927, against approxi matelv 115.000.000 tons en, the Atlantic coast, a lead of about 15.000,000 tons for the older es tablished Atlantic coast ports. TETERBORO AIRPORT, Has brouck Heights. N. J.. May 9. (AP)-The career of Royal V. Thomas whose efforts in the cause of aviation have blazed his name on the roster of great fliers was ended today in instant death in the crash of his Belianca mono plane "Relfance." With him dfed 7aughn Weathersley, mechanic In he employ of the Wright aeronau tical corporation. j It was in the Reliance after near tragedy in the take off, that Thorn-1 as set a solo endurance record at Roosevelt field, N. Y. last week by staying In the air for 38 hours 24 minutes and 59 seconds. He had attempted single handed to break the record of 53 hours 36 minutes and 41 seconds recently establish ed by Eddie Stinson and George Haldeman, placing a noose around his neck to choke him into wake fulness should he fall asleep while his plane circled the field. A bro ken gasoline guage however brought his effort to an end aft er he had beaten the solo flight record made by Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh on his flight to Paris. Thomas Immediately began to prepare for another attempt the latter part of this week. Exactly what caused the plane to crash was not learned. Some witnesses said one of the wings crumbled as Thomas banked sharply jx turn at an altitude of several fcnnrfreri feet while others believed they heard an explosion before the fall The plane struck on the fairway of the Teterboro golf course. a. . crunmg inio a culvert used to drain water. Thomas was a resident of Dur am, usua., and Weatherslev of Rldgewood, N. J. r 1 V V 111 it., i initiative and offers very willing-; ly "har cordial collaboration to-j Replies from Japan and Great Britain, the only two nations yet to be heard from, are expected be fore long. LONG AIR TRIP PLANNED Courtesy P. ft A. and Oregoaiaa. Taiebiro Araki, of Tekio, a former student of tk University of Oregon, is racing around the world. Ho is one of the two men tlcWl by tko newspaper Jijo Sbiiapo of Tekio, Japan, for the round the world dash. The other mas is Tat sttkicai Mataui, a graduate of Keio University. The utilization of all modern means of transportation with the least possible ex pens aad greatest speed is the mala objeet of the race. Both men are striving to lower the existing around-the-world record made ia 1913 85 days, 21 hours aad 86 minutes. default of ball. Anderson and Gunther are at liberty under bail of $3,000 and $5,000 respectively. Gunther is expected to plead to morrow in answer to the charges. AGGIE YEARLINGS BEAT FROSH 14-8 MONTANA MAY FAVOR AL Walsh Withdrawal Presents Uni- que Situation In State HOP ACROSS SEA TODAY Spanish Flyers Expected to Begin Flight to Havana SEVILLE, Spain, May 9. (AP) -All I was in readiness tonight for the hop off at dawn tomorrow of Captain Ignacio Jiminez and Fran cisco Iglesias on what purports to be a trip to India, but which few doubt is to be an attempt to crose the Atlantic to Havana. Official sanction for the flight- if it Is to India was granted by the crown today, and weather con ditions for a take-off were aus picious, i Whether, however, when the plane a giant Brequet chris tened "Jesus Del Gran Poder" does take off it is to set out for India or turn to the west over the Atlantic only the aviators them selves know, and bey are guarding their secret well. It Is known, however, that friends of the two have entrusted them with letters to other friends in Havana. U. S MAY OFFER TO HELP WASHINGTON, May 9. (AP) A resolution to have the Ameri can government offer to adjust the differences between Japan and. the Chinese nationalist forces, was in troduced In- the house today by Rep. Black, democrat. New York. The resolution, referred, by Speaker Longwortn to the foreign affairs committee, was prefaced by declaration that such a tender should be made in view of the "traditional" friendship for both Japan and China. OH BOY! CHICKEN ! PIB DINNER at the ARGO Every Thursday Evening hblena, MONT., May 9 (AP) Montana's delegation to the national democratic convn tion at Houstod may present the anomaly of Senator T. J.' Walsh, avowed candidate for the democratic presidential candidacy waeu me campaign started, cast ing a vote for Governor Alfred rc Smith of New York. While democratic conntv (tl. gations elected Tuesday were mostly nninstructed. it wan gen erally believed that a state dele gation Instructed for the New York executive would ha nwt. ed at the state ronronHnn mr. 15. Political observers ed that Senator Walsh who has abandoned his . candidacy for the nomination, would be a member of the state delegation. FIFTH OF GROUP TAKEN William ). Ruess Arrested Arizona, Portland Hears in PORTLAND, May 9 (AP) William O. Ruess, fifth member of a group under indictment by the federal grand jury here on charges of using the mails to defraud in promoting the Southwest Silver Lead association, is nnder arrest in Arizona, according to word re ceived here today by Forrest E. Llttlefield, assistant United owes attorney, from Phoenix, Arts. With A. E. Down In ir w . n Gunther, both of whom were ar restee, in Portland Tuesday, and B. R. Anderson, arrested in Van couver, Wash., and Dr. Herbert Porter Collins of Phoenix whn i under arrest there, Ruess was in- aiciea oy the federal grand Jury May 1. Downing was committed to the Multnomah county Jail . today in EUGENE, May 9 (AP) The O. A. C. rooks grabbed a 14 to 8 victory from the University of Oregon frosh m the last two inn ings of a hitting duel sUged this evening on the varsity diamond here. With the score tied at 8 all in the seventh Inning the rooks started an avalanche of hits that brought in six tallies while hold ing the freshmen aggregation scoreless. Score: R HE Rooks . . .14 11 2 Frosh g 10 4 Nightingale, Smith and Thomp son; Bloom, Campbell, Arnett and Sussman, Parke. , ITALY FAVORS TREATIES Acceptance of Kellogg Plan Voiced by Mussolini WASHINGTON. May 9. (AP) Ths American proposal for a multi-lateral treaty renouncing war is acceptable to Italy. In ad dition, the Italian ' government is willing to ceoperate with the Unft- ed States In obtaining an agree-! ment for such a treaty with Great Britain, Japan, France and Ger many. The Berlin government al ready has expressed its unquali fied acceptance. Italy's attitude was made ;lear in a note delivered to American Ambassador 'Fletcher at Rome on May 6 and made public today by the state department. "I hardly need assure you." Pre mier Mussolini Bald, "that Italy, adhering to the policy which she is constantly following, has wel comed with a lively sympathy this KINGS BAY, 8PITZBERGEN. May 9 (AP) General Umberto Nobile will take the dirigible Italia into the air Friday if weath er conditions are good, on the start of his actual polar expedi tion. He has received valuable en llghtenment from Captain Wil- kins who flew from Alaska re cently tor the navigation ot the polar sea. The Italia has been repaired and Meteorologist Malgren, who has ben watching weather condi tions closely, promises that ev erything will be favorable, at 'east during the early part of the Journey. ,n- BREMEN TRIO FETED W PHlUDELPHiAHS Air Tour of United States Be gun By Famous Transat lantic Flyers PHILADELPHIA. May 9. (AP) The crew of the Bremen same to Philadelphia today to re ceive honors for their vast achieve ment in aviation and in turn to do honor to thouse who achieved in the long ago. Landing at the Philadelphia navy yard in 57 minutes from Cur- tlss field New York, on their first stop of their air tour of many American cities, the transatlantic fliers were vociferously acclaimed from the moment they stepped on the muddy field until they tucked themselves into bed tonight. As the fliers passed through the sky scraper and other sections of the city they were in a constant cloud of flying bits of paper. At Independence Hall, the cradle of liberty; the three famous fliers stood bareheaded as they gazed on the Liberty bell. Major Fitzmaur ice ran his hand along its famous crack and Captain Koehl and Bar on Von Huenefeld spoke low In German. "I will take you to the statue of an Irishman who was the father of the American navy," said Mayor Mackey and then led theavlatort into Independence square where stands the bronze figure of Com modore John Barry, born in Wex ford, Ireland. Major Fitzmaurice, given a FLORAL DESIGNS CUT FLOWERS, PLANTS GOLD FISH, BIRDS CL F. BRJC1THATJPT Telephone 180 ill 8tas It. 3 Live to W make your Living" FlakoTPetland 273 State PINS TORIC reading laaaei. Wa la aura your glaataa acaiaat brkz. Rxamination too. Thompson-Glutsch Optical Co. 110 K. CocmnTl St. TYPEWRITERS -wSvSS1 cooka All Makaa Vm4 afachlaM t thos. noiat Maae 51 n Oaert Sv Tubes Tested Free " IMPROVE YOUR RADIO ' WITH NEW, TUBES EXTRA EXTRA Big paper drive. Highest prices paid for (magazines or newspapers must be in bundles) CAPITAL BARGAIN and JUNK CO. 105-145 Center St. PHONE 398 LADD & BUSH, Bankers Established 1863 General Banking Business Office Honrs from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. FILES CURED Wltatat epataMaaf er Urn t ttaaa. DK. M4RSHAl.fi V" S3 Orasaa Bias. ELECTRIC MOTORS Rewomad and Repaired, Ksv " cr Usvd Motors , . VIBBERT & TODD Thiers JOrvtrlcftl T 191 South High TeL 2112 First Mortgages ? City In amounts L -41000 to $5000 ''Farm In amounts ' $1500 to $10,000 4 Yield par cent to f H per eent. Bonds . 'y 4 Closed Mortgage Serial Yield 6 per cent to per cent. J ; Stocks Oregon Pulp & Paper, Preferred ., 8ft' 'Miles Linen Mills, Preferred -. -'; .V ; V, , ' 8ft Spaulding Pulp & Paper Co, Preferred , , 1 8ft Western Paper Conrerting Co, Preferred 7ft Paulus .Bros. Packing Co, Preferred .. .. ' 7ft Iaformation farnlahed on request. fUNS I ROBERTS Inc. 205 Oregon Bids. I IP 4- l?7 H.H.(Hy) COREY Ifepubiiran Candidate For SECRETARY OF STATE tTa for Two Tears Artins; Secrrtarj of State and Chiot Drputjr -ETKR.N' OF THE SPA?f 1SH AMERICAN WAn . Efficiency Endorsed by the Press "H. H. Corer is acknow ledged to be one of the most efficient officials in the stats house." Oregonian. "Mr. Corey is conceded to be one ot the most efficient antf most competent officials In the state's service at this time." Oregon Journal. "Mr. Corey is talr-mladed. he has a good head oa him and cannot be stampeded. This Is sarins a good deal. He has not played politics ia his rulings." Oregon Voter. Paid Adv. by It. H. Corey, 121 Rlifth Bldg., Salem Ore. wreath, saluted, placed it on the itatue and saluted again as the rowd cheered. Captain Koehl and Baron Von Huenefeld stood by as their Irish comrade paid his respects. OBITUARY Korb At the residence. 407 North Zlst street. May 9. Katherine Korb died at the age of 7$ years. She was the mother of Mrs. J. F. Mollencop of Salem, Samuel. Dan. Robert and Frank Korb. all of Ktnsas, and David of Salem. She also leaves 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. "Funeral services will be held Friday morn ing. May 11, at 10 a. m.. after which the remains will be for warded to Mankato. Kansas, by Rigdon and Son. CTvetka At the residence 2327 . South Commercial street, May 9. Frank Cervenka, at the age of 89 years. MT. CREST ABBEY MAUSOLEUM VAULT ENTOMBMENT LLOYD T. RIGDOX, Mngr. Father of Mrs. D. Spencer. Mrs. Roy Balr, and Frank Cerven ka all of Moccasin. Montana; Mrs. Anna Morris of Warm Springs, Montana: Louis Cervenka of Sa lem. Ore.; James Cervenka ot Moccasin, Montana. Funeral serv ices Friday. May 11 at 1:10 p. m, from the. Rigdon mortuary, con cluding services at Bells Pass! cemetery. Wood burn, Oregon. TERWILLIGERS Perfect Funeral Sen lot Licensed Lady Mortldast TTO Chemekrta Street Telephone TS4 CIough-Huston ' Company FUNERAL DIRECTORS e Lady Assistant Formerly Webb's Funeral Parlors PHONE 120 Geraniums, Petunias, Coleus and other window box plants r ZINNIAS SALVIA A8TKRS SNAPDRAGONS COSMOS, ETC. TOMATO, CABBAGE, CELERY PLANTS All Evergreen Shrubs HALF PRICE Grafted Walnut Trees HALF PRICE DAHLIAS GLADIOLUS BULBS GARDEN, LAWN AND FLOWER SEEDS PEARCY BROS. 17S So. Commercial ( - Distant PKotoaravh for you Of r $ i 0 $ f ACROSS the street or, XJL across the continent it doesn't matter. Through re sponsible associates in every city, we can get, promptly, a photograph of any "subject. 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