The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 25, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThe New Oregon Statesman, Salem, Crcgon, Sunday Mcrning, September 23, 1928 Local News Briefs Qulglev Appointed- Governor Patterson Monday appointed J. E. Quigley as justice of the peace of the Waldport- district to succeed Dr. C. B. Linntdn, who has re signed. . Falls to Stop Marion Zinser, Salem route 5, was arrested Sun day night in Salem on a charge of failing to stop at a through street intersection. Forfeits .Bail L. Van Nuis for feited $10 bail in municipal court Monday when he failed to answer a charge of drunkeness on which he was arrested Sunday night. "took out a building permit Monday age at 674 South Capitol street costing $250. Recklessness Charge Walter Fuhrer, Salem route 9, was ar rested by a Salem traffic officer Sunday night on a charge of reck less driving. Visits From Lebanon . Miss Clara Zurcher has returned to her home in Lebanon after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Lydia Gumm of the Virginia apartments. nNo School Tomorrow Salem school children will hare a whole 4 day, tomorrow, to visit the state 1 fairgrounds and wonder at the ex hibits and other attractions. Class es will resume Thursday morning, by which tsrn It is expected most of the students will be registered. Married Sunday Mrs. Mary Wendereth and Henry Rudolph Schuman were married Sunday at 2 o'clock p. m. at 696 North Cot tage street. They were attended by Mrs. C. E. Wenderoth and Theo dore Coeninberg: The double ring sendee was used, the Rev. W. C. Kantncr officiating. Indian Visitors Mr. and - Mrs. S. T. Myers of Goshen, Ind., ' arrived here Saturday to visit Mrs. Myers' brother, II. D. Mars, editor : of the Jefferson Review. Mr. My ers is rate clerk for the New York Cefitral railroad in Goshen. They will remain with Mr. and Mrs. Mars for several weeks. This is the first time they have seen each ether in 20 years. Yamhill Case Today Argu ment of attorneys will be heard by the supreme court here today in the suit brought by the Tarn hill Electric company to test the validity of the public service com mission act and to restrain the City of MeMinnville from operat ing its electrical utility beyond the city limits. There are a large number of interveners In the case, including the, publie service com missions of various western states. The case was said to be of unusual importance for the rea son that the decision of the court will affect a large number of mu nicipalities which operate utility -plants. I Former Residents Here Mr. ' and Mrs. F. L, Lehman, until two years ago residents of Salem, were renewing acquaintances here Mon day Mr. Lehman conducted a grocery business here, at the same time" preaching at the Stayton Baptist church. Mrs. Lehman and their two daughters are living in Vancouver, where he has been lo cated since leaving here. He has recently entered the Western Bap tist Theological seminary in Portland. . CallfondasM Enroll With two more arrivals yesterday, the to tal number of students from Cal ifornia registering at Kimball school of Theology has reached five. Student pastors coming from other conferences include J. H. Ernst from Puget Sound and E. M. Filbert from the Columbia Riv er conference. With the end of the fair conferences last week, regis tration at Kimball will be com plete early this week and classes started promptly. ugene Man Here L. O. Hel- terllne of Eocene is a Salem vis itor. He is stopping at the Mar io. ;. . , . Milton Women Here Mrs. Dora Harder and Mrs. Rot Edwards of Milton nare in Salem, attracted by the tsate fair. . IFrom Reedsoort Mr. and Mrs S.i R. Lyster are in Salem from Reedsport an dare stopping at the Marion. irOT fnr Fair Mr and Mrs A. C.tMarsters of Roseburg are here tn-atxnd the week at the state fair and are stopping at the Senator. Mr. Marsters is president of the state lair board. i jSues on Note R. H. Bassett brought action for $144 on a note against Laura Maeklin in circuit court here Monday. Here for Fair Esther McKin neV of Corvallis is among the ma$y from out of town points who are hero to view the fair at tractions. I Son Born Here Mr. and Mrs. rJ F. Andiesen, 1955 Maple ave nue, are parents of a seven-pound boy born Monday at the Bungalow Maternity home. Boyer Returns U. G. Boyer, Marion county clerk, was in his I office yesterday after spending lait week on a vacation at New port. Final Settlement Ordered A decree of final settlement in the matter of the estate of the late Winifred Nash was entered in probate here Monday. The sole heir listed is Elroy Nash of Salem, her widower. j 'Beaton Lodged in Jail Charles Benton of Jefferson was confined to the Marion county jail Monday after he had been fined $100 in justice court for liquor possession and had failed to furnish the money. j Taylor Offers Prises Two prizes have been offered by W. A. Taylor, who has charge of the Marion county exhibit at the fair, for the best and second best bou quets sent to decorate the exhibit on Wednesday. Announcement to this effect was made Monday njght. s jChnlos i'Q, Again Tom Chu lols, who has been in difficulty since last spring on a bootlegging charge, was released from county jail here Monday after new bail had been furnished for him. He Was committed to jail last week when his bondsmen became uneasy and asked to be released. i Road Meeting Asked A peti tion was filed with the Marion county court Monday, asking that a 1 meeting be called to determine the question of a new road tax In Road District No. 90. The petition requests that the meeting be scheduled for September 22 at 8 p. m. at the residence of Charles Heinz. I " 1 Visitins Sister Mrs. A O St. Johns of Washington, D. C. is a guest at the home of her brother- in-law and sister. Mrs. Walter Penninrton Mr. St John hn i. ir the federal valuations depart ment, expects to be here the lat ter part of the week. The eastern ers have been spending some time is. the west. 8ne for S281.18 L . H. Stew art and C. W. Barrett brought ac tion in circuit court Monday against Verne Bench, Edward Bunch and J. B. Kelly, alleging thai thev had handled logs on a contract with the defendants, but that a total of $281.1$ Is still due them for their work. The wora was done in the vicinity of Cham poeg, they allege. Driver Is Fined K. F. Skid more of Portland was fined $20 in justice court Mondsy for reckless Hriitnr Tie naid the fine. Hearing Staged Counjy Judge Seigmund heard objections to the final account In the matter of the estate of Nicholas Michaels Mon- Hit ; afternoon when Michaels heirs appeared at a hearing 4n county court. After the hearing Judge Seigmund took the matter under adrisement. Gordon to Get Sentence--John Gordon of Sirrerton broke a glass Bottle on the public highway just before he was arresed, according to his own admission in ' justice court Monday. He also entered a plea of guilty to reckless driving. Sentence will be imposed Friday by Justice of the Peace Small. Meanwhile Gordon is at liberty on $100 ball. School Boundaries Different Some difficulty was experienced at the Grant, Garfield and Washing ton schools yesterday due to changes in the boundaries that had not been noted. The city su perintendent's office calls atten tion to the fact that the boundary between Grant and Garfield is North E street, instead of the mill creek, and that the line between Washington and Garfield starts at D street and runs south to Trade, instead of Summer, and then south to Court and Church. FIND IT HERE Old Time Dance Crystal Garden Every Wed. and Sat night. Ladies of Knight Memorial Church will hold a rummage sale Oct. 5-6 at 138 S. Liberty St. Dollar Dinner Every night 5:30 to $ at the Marlon hotel. Furniture Upholsterer And repairing. Giese-Powers Furniture Co. MT. CREST ABBEY MAUSOLEUM VAULT ENTOMBMENT LLOYD T. RIGDON. Magr. . White School of the Opening Oct. 1. Registration now. Phone 365, Nelson Bldg. Get GensJne Masda Lamps at Lock wood s, 291 N. Commercial St. for twenty cents. Eveready Flashlight Batteries Only ten cents. Get at Lock woods, 291 N. Commercial. Women Wanted at Once To work in pears. Paalus Bros. Packing Co.; Trade High St. White School of the Dance Opeoiaw Oct.- 1. Registration no-r. Phone -S 6 Nelson BUC t Why Take a Lunch When vou can eat with Mrs. Olmsted at the Fairgrounls. Necr main entrance. Gall at Cottage Ferry Sts 1 Or phone 4C9 Wlllanr-ti- An Service Co. for aw kind auto mobile repair S7 flat or hour rates. CSwJ PnOS $45.90,' $100.00, $195.00 and $:90. Terms almost like rent. Tallman Piano Store. 395 "Mth 12th. : . Bevitifnl BVy Giatad PiaciC Will sacrifice for quick sale. Tour old pkw taken in exchange. Verv low tame See 9Li wj at Tallman Piano store, 395 Suth 12th. . , Sherman Clay A Co-i 130 S. High St., Salem, Ore gon, wishes to announce that '"ey are now carrying a complete line of Centurv music, also music teachers' and students' supplies. Wanted to Trade Equity in good automobile as aown payment on home. Mast be six rooms or more and near school. Address Home, care Statesman. Be Sore and See Oar Line of Boys' suits, overcoats' and blas ers before you buy. Triced special for school. Also big line of. men "ercoats. Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co. See Owr Expert for That Fender, body or radiator work, also top work of all kinds. Will amette Auto Service Co. Pboue 409. School Boys' Special Baits, overcoats and blasers made from our own material, the price is right. Come in and. loo them over. Also big line of men' overcoats. Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co. Beginners Who Do Not Have i fianos register at Sherman, Clay ft Co., 130 S. High St.. Sa lem. Oregon, for two months' tree course under direction of Ethel Phelps first class starting Oct. 6th at ten A. M. Inexpensive Gifts for Crabs Birthday and weddings may b. had in our giftry. 1 Visit this en tire room of gifts. Pomsroy & Keene. eginners Who Do Not Have Phut oa register at Sherman Clay ft Co., ISO 8. High 8L. Sa lem, Oregon, for two months' free course under direction of Kthel Phelps firt class starting Oct. 6th at ten A. M. Continued Enrollments This week will produce many new enrollments at the Capital Busine- ;vii- .!,. tunlty uhooL Some one will be la the office1 each day Chi) week t talk over courses with pros- iwcuve students. , Paving Program at Uallas Now Near Complete ,,DALLAS- 0re- SDt- 2 (Special! This city's- 1928 pa ID r nrriTTam ; ... 1 1 , hs wen u uutr way and with a few more weeks of fine "taiw win oe completed. The streetj being improved are three blo.xs on West Ash streat one block of West Clay street and one block on tiu ha,is j . MV Ml CUll VI Jeffvrvn str-eL In afdii-fk to the street im- Dl0VtaltS now ..w . - vvuva3 L III IQ Je bdnv laid on some of ihe ireeis. Tne work is being doe by the J. C. Compton company of McMiuiville. Huston company, chapel at 2 p. m. Tuesday with "Rev. S. Dariow J-ttwawa officiating. Interment la Cityview cemetery. Kern . : At a -:ral hospital on September 22, Minnie Kern, at the age of 52 yeam. Survived by her husband Geoeer Kern of Toledo. Oregon, and one brother George Schroeder of Pjrzind, Oregon. The remains in care of the Salem mortuary and announcement of the funeral '111 be made later. Morgan At the residence at the Oregon Jtate school for the blind on Sep tember 24, Ovary Morgan, 69. husband of Grace Morgan, and lather off Roy Morgan of Modesto. Mr j Ben Hawkins and Mrs. Luth er Cook of Salem; brother of Mrs. Luella Phillips of Indiana and Mrs. Lydia Bailar of Berkeley. Calif. Eight grandchildren also survive. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Rigdon and : Son. Irwin Mrs. Marjorie C. Irwin, 31, and her Infant son, John. Cameron Ir rm, died this morning in a local hospital. Mrs. Irwin is survived by her husband, Clifton Irwin; her mother, Mrs. Hannah V. Cam eron of Portland; and by two sis ters. Jtiw "Eleanor' Cameron of Portland, and Mrs. William Schet tet of San Francisco. John Cam eron Irwin, infant son. died short- 1' afterward. Fuacral services for both will be held Wednesday at one p. m. at Clough-Hnston com pany chapel wih Rev. Oscar Tay lor of Portland officiating. Vault interment will take 'place in the Portland crematorium. Spreading Fire Finally Halted D LLAS. Ore., Sopt. 24. (Jpecial). A disastrous grass fire starting midway between Fall City and Lewisville burned over several hundred acres late Friday afternoon beforo It was finally brought under control. It vOk the com uined efforts of every 0ile bo lied man and hoy in the Lewisville and Airlie communities to keep the fire from destroying farm houses and buildings. Fences were swept away by the James and a few straw stacks were destroyed. Just how the fire started has not been determined. OBITUARY Terhue David A. Tarhniui at th fmI. dence of 212 So. Cottage street on September 23, at the age of 68 years. survired by his widow. Julia; by two daughters. Kvelvn and Elvira; by three brothers, George and Uriah, of Jefferson, and Robert of Seattle; by two sis ters, Mrs. Nera Hoagg of Dallas aua mrs. josepnine Neff of Ta oma. Funeral services at Clough- Whtte School of the Opening Oct. 1. Registration now. Phone 365, Nelson Bldg. Office Phone 125. Res. 2061 Dr. F. Don Baylor Osteopathic Physician and Sur geon, General 8urgsry and Obstetrics , Offices 304 Oregon Bldg. ELECTRIC HOTORS Rewonad and Repaired. N or Used Meters V1BBERT & TODD TnJags Electrical 101 Seath High Tel. 21 la FINE TOBJO rmsia Uasm. W. U nn ynr (Iwh iiiul kraakar. BMniaatioa too. v F Thompson-Glntsch Optical Co. 110 V. Oom'1 St. J Thla Ad and 15e Ban V One Pownd Peaant Brittle at BUSY BEE CANDY ' FACTORY Hotel Senator Bldg. on High St. Ice Cream A Perfect Food for Young or Old - Our Ice Cream is pure, healthful and delicious. All flavors. Take a quart home today or be served at our fountain. Schaefer's DRUGSTORE 135 North. Commercial SU , Phone 197 Penslar Agency ; I31LSniIISIS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY ONLY fir L LHmU Service j v tu ' "i jCLOUGH-n .Huston v Co. i2o, John J. Rottle 415 State St. Expert Shoe Fitter WALK-OVER AND CANTILEVER FOOTWEAR c65tjnituj ' . mHEY ' made ' the world X shake with lausbter ui ntw r ip -Rookies." THeyTe. eren uiiui I fJVxlir OX WWca . urtn-i w ua funnier la this comedy The Bhj Top. Dane is gorilla trainer, Arthur a ewb reporter, and irhen they dash as rivals for the hand of the circus queen, what a' whirlwind of fun, fuss and feathers! L - and Coming to SALEM Dr.Mellenthin SPECIALIST in Internal -Medicine for the past fifteen years DOES NOT OPERATE Will be at MARION HOTEL Tuesday. Oct. 2 Office Hours: 10 am. to 4 pan. ONE DAY ONLY No Charge for Consultation Dr. Mellenthisi Is a recnlar natA la medidne aatl snrcer la NmumI k tkA Bftaio of Oregon He does not operate for chrowJe appendicitis, gall stones, wears oa stomach, tonsils or aaenoras. 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