The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 01, 1928, Page 9, Image 9

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'JUDGE
WHEELS OF JUSTICE
BAUD SPEEDS
by
hift Justice Rand of the
fat
tunreme court hare had the
ef-
feet of speeding up the business
court which is now less than
eight months behind In its opera
tions. A yeaTr ago the court was
morethan two years behind In
Its work. j
The records show that the court
has written and announced
239
opinions during 1928. During
amp nertotf 300 cases were
the
sub-
mitted. Of the 300 onlf 32
main to b decided. Forty-one
Tieala have been dismissed on
re-ap-
mo-
tion or stipulation of the parties
Interested without written opin
ions. 254 new appeals were filed
In this year.
The business of the court shows
a substantial speeding up oyer
last year. Under the new system
Inaugurated by Chief Justice
Rand, the court has heard an aT
erage of five cases a day wnen
in
session. Cases in Pendleton
tiftnrrt Kv one deDartment of
are
the.
court,' which makes it possible
for the other department to re
main in Salem and write - opin
ions. Under the previous - system
all members of the court attended
the eastern Oregon team.
" In addition to the hearing and
determination of . cases upon the
merits, the court is called upon to
decide many petitions and mot
ions of rarlous kinds. The burd
en of this work falls on Chief
Justcie Rand. Since January 1.
of this year. Chief Justice Rand
has also gtven considerable at
tention to the matter of relieving
the conjested condition of the
business in the circuit courts for
Multnomah county and various
other Judicial districts of the
tate. -
Scarlet Fever
Cases Reported
AMITY. Or.. Oct. 31 (Spe
cial) Two cases" Of scarlet fever
re reported in Amity but neith
er is proving serious. The grade
chool building has been fumi
gated and pupils are being sent
home 'If they show any symp
tom of illness or fever. The
'greatest care is being exercised
to prevent the spread of the
disease.
Vick Brothers
Have Big Crop
ZEN A. Ore.. Oct. 31 (Spe
eial) Vlck Brothers, automobi'.o
.dealers of Salem, have an excep
tional -crop of walnuts this year
at their orchard in the Bethel hill
northwest of Zena. Mr. Waring
who has charge of the orchard,
was in Zena recently and reported
a need for 100 pickers to help har
vest the crop.
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Addition Built
To Hoover Home
NORTH INDEPENDENCE.
Ore.. Oct. 30. (Special) Sara
Hoover has built an addition to
bis house.
Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Kelley have
gone to California for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Orey have
returned from Hood River, whero
they have been picking apples.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Webb Bpent
Sunday at the R. P. Orey home.
Patsy" Chosen
For First Play
AMITY, Ore.. Oct. 31 (Spe
cial) The Community Players,
under the direction of Guy Nott.
have commenced rehearsals for
the first play of the season. "The
Patsy", a comedy in three acts
had beten chosen. The cast in
cludes. Miss Helen Pollock, Miss
Edna Strout, Mrs. Madalene Cal
lin, Mrs. W. C. Mock. Guy Nott,
J. K. Cameron, Leslie Frewlng
and O. E. Roth.
The zebra 13 a kind of ass, but
it's his sporty coat that makes
him look so collecgiate. Wash
ing Post.
In one weekM19 men were re
ported missing In New York. An
other thousand ortwo perhaps
lacked the nerve to leave home.
Des Moines Tribune.
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75c Owl Antiseptic Powder
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98c Stationery
39c Correspondence Cards
49c Ravelstone Envelopes
49c Todco Sanitary Napkins
37c Todco Nappettes
75c Under Belts .
75c Todco Gauze (5 yds.)
15c Gauze Bandages, 2 for
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50c Hand Brushes.
25c Owl Glycerine
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Lemon Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
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50c Red Feather Rouge
25c Owl Household Drugs
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30c Owl Corn Paint . . . .
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98c Star Rite Curling Iron . .
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25c Owl Boric Acid Powder
25c Owl Alum Powder . ...
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59c Todco Cotton
46c
xoc Face Cloths
6 for 36 c
35c Mumm's Ginger Ale
12 to a case
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35c Palm OUve Soap
and one 18-karot gold plated
Gillette razor
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A shopping bag free with
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Magnesia Tooth Paste
36c
46c
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Cod Liver Oil
56c
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Almond Soap
6 for 36c
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Complexion Powder
36c
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46c
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