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The New Oregon Statesman. Salem Oregon, Sunday Morning, November 11, 1928 -I. - Local News Briefs ry Mortgage Foreclosure- The In- Permit Issued J. Lincoln Ellis mnniitin Rnlldinr and Loan I took out A permit rxiaay w vuuu ...ni.iiAii tuh m s.soo mort-ia a-araze cosuns X9V ui fnropiniiurA suit acalnst W.ISouth Cottage street C. A . . nJ 1 1 1 t. n a n at, Choi-no anA nlAaN K&tUrflaT. ItifUWIl Will UUTB VUUKi; V - I worK. TitlA fa Is-ne Suit to QQiei ti wo. f Hod in circuit court here Staples Estate fl.WVt. Saturday by Marion K. rorresi iporc oi wienvorj auu - Pyi aealnst the unknown heirs of Hen- ment was filed in probate Friday J Zumwalt and otners. m me miwr - u llatu o M. Stanles. The estate Is No C. of C Jbuncneon estimated at SI. 054. 79 by u. J being a holiday, there will be noCox Roy Burton and H. R. Craw Salem cnamoer oi cwuiu Iford, appraiser, luncheon this week. I --,-:,,-. Ford Estate fl03.00O-The late a.- . i . 1 I - ". A" V aSu. wan ,---, - a - Curtis. Monmoutn ormi 8CUO" fios.000, consisting entirely etuaeni who . ""r Bersonal property, it is estimat nAl.nil 9inriMT To lliena I : .. . . 1 1 1 iu - m me oruor BamuiuiB i c the livestock exposition, probate. He leares 1 10.000 each w?I;tMhC; Ford and n"T.Ford7 The re- VI U 11C T , Ilinwu -J ' I , , . ij y- .V. 1 CIIJ Oil ICC l s uu a vuoeo t , ... Miawii Satnrdav on I A. ora. Mr. Pennington Is connected with the RoyaJ Feed and Milling com pany and Memphis, and his new position as president of the manu facturers association is one of Im portance.' More than 100' com panies are represented in the association. oGe Goose Hunting Dr. Fred Bnrger, Dr. M. C. Findley. Ed. Tuck and the Her. U. S. Crowder left early this morning for Arling ton in Eastern Oregon. They will spend several days goose hunting, returning, to Salem next Wednes day: or Thursday. Last yeatv Dr. Burger and one other man : went bunting in trie same vicinity and returned with 4C geese. i 4 1! VI . At 1X1 III enness, was reieasea saiuruay uu condition that he leave Salem 1m meillatelT. Demurrer Overruled The de fendant's demurrer in the case Rrnarmtlon Sooicbt Alleging Maude Williamson ts. Kutn vv that her husband deserted ner Lckwood wae overruiea Dy uir- October 1 of last year. Anna M.lcuit Judge Kelly here Friday. The Madsen filed suit for divorce Sat- plaintiff, an aunt of "Maynard nrdar aeaint Lawrence Madsen. I Sawyer, who was run down ana They were married July 24, 1326 1 killed by Mrs. Lockwood. is suing t VnnconTer. WashinKton. iner tor auu oecause oi saw . Iyer deatn. Fontaine fTeeo uen Ja Fontaine was released on i ioo I Three Men Sentenced Sen bail Saturday, after he had spent Wences were imposed by Circuit Friday night In th Marion coun-ljadg Kelly Friday in the cases of ty Jail. He waa arrested Friday onljohn Kohler. Gordon. Conley and a liquor charge. " Trio To Go Prison Three men who were given prison sentences Friday by Circuit Judge Kelly were sent from Marion county Jail to the state prison Saturday. They were John Kohler. sentenced to Loren E. Hill, all of whom waived I indictment and pleaded guilty to charges of forgery. Kohler was sentenced to two years in the pen itentiary and the other two were given one year eaco Case Dismissed The caee State serve three years. Gordon Con-VB. ja h. Engeman. appealed from way, one year, and Loren Hill, one! justice court to circuit court, was year. All three had pieaaea gumy i ordered dismissed for lack of sui fftforgery charges. .v , HTtesertkm Alleiterf-iiSalt for di Tnrrn wan filed In circuit court 'Saturday by Willie J. Reld against Whiter M. Reid. She alleges de- utinii th rround for divorce. ficient evidence on motion of the district attorney here Friday Engeman had been accused of breaking glass on a public high way. Dr. Doney Speaker Dr. Carl minor children. Two Cases Set Two more cases were listed on the circuit court Jn-k.t lata Saturday. The case Mannhelmer vs. Bligh Billiard Parlors was set for Friday. Nov university, will be the speaker at the Kiwanis club luncheon Tues day.' His subject has not been an aounced. Represents Film Company R A. McCullough, representatives of of ember 23. at 1 P. m. ine taseitne universal Film company Rich vs. Miller was, listed for Sat-jgan Francisco, is in Salem from urday, November 24, at 9 a. m. Picture to End The picture rin.oii riatM" which the Rev. rhariw IS. Ward of the First Con hiiMh has used to I his. headquarters in Portland. lis stopping at the Marion. He Valsetx People Here Mr. and Mrs. Jos. A. Neisz, whose home is in Valsetz. were guests at the LE, I til VK, MILPREPlfiMB HID IT HERE Saturday While They last Electrie Curlers sic at - Fleener Electric, 471 Court Street. Wanted. 80 Women To work in apples. West Salem cannery, p. m. Dollar Dinner Every night S:30 to t at the Marlon hotel. Furniture Upholsterer And repairing Giese-powers Furniture Co. Christmas Card Problems Easily solved Just phone 500 and ask our salesman to call with samples. Commercial Printing Dept., Statesman Publlsning uo.. 215 S. Commercial. Lost In N. Salem Saturday Black leather coat. Call 939. Fried Chlcten Dinner Five till midnight, at the Red Lantern. Dancing all evening. Inst a Funny Bnll Terrier, screw tali. A oar- gain. Phpne 627. Fried Chicken Dinner Fiver till midnight, kt the Red Lantern. Dancing all evening. - Tire Repairing Expertly Done t At Herb Hansens. iib r Com. Phone 230. Turkey Dinner At the Gray Belle all day Sun day and Monday. RXAD THIS FIRSTS Several i disturbing elements had al ready entered the life of Byrd -Hamilton, who hud Just married the arro gant, ; b-resKStlble Lurry Brownlnc Thy were spending- ihm nlcht at the BlSckrton. Ut Cincinnati, where Lar ry's friends, i who hud come to attend their wedding, were drtng a party in their honor. When the party had reached a high pitch hi the crowded rooms, Byrd found that this fast mevlng crowd had no interest for her. When she discovered India Campbell, u former sweetheart of Larry's, ani I Lurry aittinc dang-eruunly on a win- misinterpreted her anxiety us Jealousy. tlumlllateiL isnu left uiu puny una -returned to their room. Shu dropped off to sleep. The next morning- she awoke to find that Lurry had not yet returned. i A few hours later. Lurry, aisnevida and weary, arrived, supported by Chct. His penitence' and promises nsoveu her to fora-iveneus, fur her relief ut huTing him isufely buck obliterated ev ery others feeling, in contrast to car ry's elaborate wurdrobe. Byrd s wed ding finery ! looked, shabby and borne made, and while he was sleeplnc, she decided ts go to the nearby department store and buy some clothes, one re turned u few hours later, to find an other party in proffreau in their suite. (NOWGO iON WITH THE STORVi ! CHAPTER VII S she opened the door, she took; one hasty look around the room the same faces that had danced, through her head all night i long the .same faces which she had left early that morning, in an aura of smoke, dull-eyed and drained of all ex pression that flat "wash" which too much gin imparts. But, strangely enough, every one looked reiresned. even wud the few hours' sleep they had had. Byrd decided it was because they were accustomed to this constant round and covered up the signs of weariness with good clothes and immaculate grooming. Here's the 'early bird," some one called as she entered. "She's been picking up worms at Hearst's department store. India Campbell and Tiny Ober- man came toward ner as Byrd stood there, uncertain what to do India put her arms around her. Pictures. Art Goods, Pict Framing, lacquers, ' enamels. varnish. Presnalls, 455 Court. 1929 Wall Paper Stock Hei Best quality. Presnalls, Court. 465 Til A A Illustrate sermon series, will bejNew galem Saturday concluded at the church tonigm in conjunction with the "The Elder Brother." sermon. From West Linn Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doty and Mr. and Mrs. LivnnM TVt v all nf Wat I.in n Mr. andlpg T8itora to thia city Saturday. Telephone Official Here J. W. n.mrhtM to Hat son Mrs. Ellis Batson are parents of a nnA-fourth pound baby rirl born Friday at the Bungalow Pratt of Eugene and G. E. Kellogg maternity home. Mr. Batson Is an of Portland, both officials of the .()orf,nt at the state hospital. Bell Telephone company, were at- I tending to business matters in - Now At Home Mrs. uoy vn-Salem Saturday who has. been a patient at I the Salem General hospital for Frisco Attorney Stops Joseph the past S months, has returned to c. Tyler, an attorney of San her home at 445 S. 23rd street, Francisco, was registered at the arrd49 convalescing satisfactorily. Marion Saturday while in Salem I lor a suuri iiuw vi.4tinir ut Deaconess Henry I and Ferdinand Dirksen. and their Longview Folk Stop Mr. and Aimotta Dirksen, an -iMrs. Baisaen oi Lngview, wasu., r ' " ...Uol In R-1 l c1m tnr a cVirrt atav itnn. TTIllahorO. ivanoas, iu " j o,av noon for a few days inine: at the Marion. Mr. Balsden Is Tislt with their relatives, the sis-jone Df the officials of the Long- ters at the Deaconess nospnai ""bell lumber company at me norm Mr and Mrs. F. t. weu. em city, ' . . , inf nf thA Deacon-1 weae. . p.-; v - visttln. Here Mr. . and Mrs rnnr through the western states. W. H. Piatt of Payette. Idaho, and tour througn me Marquardt of Buell. Idaho, nutor'n Assistants Arrive " lare visitors in Salem. Both the and Mrs. Clayton E. Jackson, of men are engaged in sheep raising Chickasha. Oklahoma, arrived in -i loot wonV to be assis-l Attend fantrto the Rev D J. Howe of Scott Is leaving today for Seattle. tantsL .t.tllA5-.T:. . Ui reh V in comnanv with Ed Hurst and .e.:'"ni k ffir aecretarv Llovd Adair of the Scott crew and head of the educational work to attend a Harley-Davidson sales ana noun Christian school to be conducted there !Crh and Mrs. Jackson will di- throughout this week. Later in the rLt the choirand work with the week Mrs. Scott will Join her hus. younr people's department. The band for the return trip after a mr llvine at 1510 Siateioriei visit in aeaiwe shriek. Jack Dunaan. pounded the back of his chair with his Oats. Tiny held her sides and looked around the room, challeng ing anybody to tan a better one It they could! She couldn't catch her breath for five minutes. You'll hare to frame tip an other one," said Fred. Byrd got one glimpse' of Lar ry's face. It was dark witn an. ger Red blotches like red coals under his skin, appeared all over his face. Oh. why. thought Byrd miserably, why was she such a simpleton! The others, of course. believed that Larry had reiurnea to their rooms. . It was India thatsaved the sit uation. "An hour after Byrd had gone to bed, Chet and I escorted Try obbly Larry to nis roo mihri htm in " Then she turned to Byra wim a penitent expression. , I guess I was sort oi catty last night," she said, going to ward her in a friendly fashion. "I'm sorry. Let's have a mue drink together to seal the new friendship." She oured out ner own ana handed the bottle to Byrd. ' Thank you." ald Byrd, "l take jusf ginger, ale." -"You "can t begin a reai iinenu shin on lust fiss." objected India. "Just one little one with, me to show you're a good sport.' "Good sport" there H was Byrd took a uny swauow mu decided it was the last time she'd consent to be dictated to about what she should do or not do. ' Byrd learned that "picking up" aftr a nartv had Just as much inf. an the nartv itself.; There .u u hilarious relating, and re- ..nniinr of Trv incident that had occurred the night before and a particular relish in telling anj-thine- that had the flavor of being riannn Each one was Buriuuj as if she had known her a life- Just waat hd struck him street. Observed F r I d a y was "shirt and miaay u, .enlor high school. ,wh boys, from fTeshman to senldr. wore middles and the girls came garb- Td in boy Irt- VL Trl jnany ot them as cared to. Fresh Sin were designated Sons. School tradition has it that sucn iuu1'"' - - , , ents the Friday Pra game with the Eugene high school. &- Techne Club Iniuateo a . ...iMnn of nosture . dance ' !I iiuWh Waters met the treatest aproval of the high school tdPts at the initiation of the .l-EStu. of the Techne are club tj-w Techne members 5". i'laa waters. Kathleen FiU- patrlck. Oliver Draper. Perry An- puiiiv . Toon F.BHt- A rA ra AIDertu irf.W'' M-r. Vicklander. Ellxa beth Lewis. Yvonne Plckell. Lloyd ; t virailde Voe. Ross Pet erson. Howard Cross. Lois Wilkes, Roberta Mills. Vivian Fleener rnnlrt. Katherlne Goulet v - and Grace Holman. ----- Exists One. vacancy t v. rt conKresslonal district ot Oregon for midshipman at the m.i Academy t Annapolis now, ,i.t: according to notification received by Congressman - W. C iT.,ia. from the navy depart- -nt.' The first congressional includes Marion county Tt,a rivll service commission will hold eomDetlUve examinations fii th vacancy January!. 1929, at various postottices In the district. " Rally At High School Super intendent George W: Hug gave a rail- talk before the high school students during the latter part of the Friday morning activity per iod which students declared to 1 the best pen talk they have " had for some time. Mr Hug re called the days when he was prin - einal of the Eugene high school, which Salem meets hers Armistice day, and when Eugene won most ot the contests, and the athletic relations between the two schools dnrinr the f-aat 20 rears. Louie .Anderson, coach, also Ulked. Make Home Here Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Scott or Pomona. Cal.. have Just arrived In Salem to make their home. Mr. Scott is interested in Gray and Company located in the Larmer building on North Liberty street.' Mr. Bray is nresident ot the company. Returns From South . J. pv Dinner t the Gray Belle all 'day Sun- y and Monday. ard Time Dance Friday Mt Domes Pavilion McCoy, itamo lers playing. Walnuts at Wholesale Wces- rmm 1 2e to 2Zc. fnone . Visit Our tiinry ior Birthday and weaaing Pomeroy e iveene. For Rent , . . . s room modern ruTnisnea uuu- galow overlooking Balem. Brnali chicken ranch 25. Phone 1693-J. Fried Chicken Dinner- Five till mldnignt. at w" Lantern. Dancing au -' OBTUARY POLK vireinia Tennessee Polk, 72, died early Friday morning at the home of her son at43 South Liberty street. She Is survived oy tv, following children: William E. Polk of Avoca, Atk.; Mrs. -o-r E. Barton of Hood River; James K. Polk of New Yora, jonn n. oniv of Rarem. Airs. Maine Hamlin, of Honolulu, Mrs. Marie Casey of Bentonviiie, Am.. u E Polk of East White nuns, . Y.. Mrs. Leona Brigham, of North Mr-. Dollv Tudor of Salem. The body is in charge of Rigdon & Son funeral parlors, ine oouy will be shipped to Rogers, Arkan sas, today. -LIED8TROM Carl Lied8trom, 4 2, died Friday night at the family nome, 1 1 u Shipping street, following several months of ill heaitn. iie is sur vived by his widow, Hulda V. Liedstrom and tnree oroinera. Ernest, Ed and Clarence, an oi Minneapolis, Minn. Remains are In .care of the Rigdon mortuary from wnicn announceuituu be made later. will TANNER Mrs. Bertha Ellen Tanner died Kafoury returned from a pleasure in East Salem Saturday morning trip to San Frrfhcisco early last week. Visit In Southern Oreffon The Rev. Charles E. Ward, pastor oi the First Congregational church. Mrs. Ward and the Rev. H. C. Stover, of the Knight Memorial Congregational church returned Saturday night from a tnree-day trip to southern Oregon, where the ministers attended to some re ligious work In Klamath Falls. Mrs. Ward visited her grandmoth ers In shland while the men Jour neyed to Klamath Falls. Both Want Divorce Answer and cross complaint was filed in circuit court Saturday in the di vorce proceedings brought against Fred L. Hannon by Viola G. Han non. He denies mat mere nas been anything in hie actions to Justify her in seeking a divorce. but alleges cruel and inhuman treatment on her part as ground for his seeking legal separation from her.' On October 17 of this year she locked him out of the house, he states, and when be broke in s h.e screamed and claimed that he was .trying to kill her. Survived by her husband, R. D Tanner, and one brother and sis ter In England. Funeral arrange ments later by Clough-Huston company. time. She drew her to the table, where Larry's bottles presided. A hugo howl of cracked Ice and many bot tles of charged waters had been added to the litter. Shepulled away from India to tell her that Larry was quite ill, when she saw Larry, himself, sketchily dressed in his dressing gown over his pajamas, the gay. bantering center of the group. "Don't tell us you've been shop ping already! The day after your wedding!" said Chet, looking at Byrd curiously. His eyes saying; that he couldn't bejieve it of her, oi all people! "Not so slow, eh, papa?" said Tiny. ; winking at Fred. "Come on, let's see what you've been hanging Ion Larry," continued Tiny, delightedly.. "I hope It's a plenty!" "Oh, I'd rather not," said Byrd, embarrassed. Larry sent her a sharp glance. which carried a world of disap proval. . India had already opened the boxes, and was holding out the dresses for everybody's inspection. Something like a tiny smile swept her face. One glance at them, as she held them high above her head, turned Larry's face purple. "They're real sweet I" warbled Tiny, ! in her most conventional voice. I Byrd could see by their exprea sions ; that there was something terribly wrong with them. India had turned her back to Byrd, and was laying them out on the bed. Eyrd felt her ridicule through her shoulder ! blades. Byrd hurried over to the bed and, sweeping up the garments, carried them In one armful to the closet, and dumped them ig nominously on the floor. Teara of chagrin smarted in her eyes. She knew If she had spent ser eral hundred dollars on them, they would have been extravagantly ad mired. Of course the price marks were plainly visible as the tags dangled from them. Twenty-five dollars apiece. She wouldn't give them the satisfaction of knowing that they had been higher priced. You got lost in the shuffle last night, didn't you. Larybird?" asked Fred, laughing. "Come on. I ten as where yon put in the rest of the night If yon don't, some one else will!" "Why,! I left quite early." Byrd admitted. Innocently. "I got aw fully tired and went to bed. I don't know where Larry was. He stayed somewhere all night." There was a simultaneous as the most amasing Incident of the whole evening. Gosh almighty!" Fred was say ing, completely overcome at in tervals by paroxysms ot laughter. "I hadn't seen Tiny around for about two hours and thought I'd better see If she was sick or somethin. I asked everybody if thwv had seen her. Nobody naa. Then I sure got worried, and Chet here Joined me In quieti searcn. And where do you think we found her?" Fred looked tri umphantly around the room. Ev erybody started to guess.j "All tucked away in bed," .nuitd India. ! "TJtrtina- n n and down in the oiAvators." said Larry. ' "Nope! Sitting on the! floor In the corner of a clothes closet with all the clothes Pulled down around her head. She j thought she was in bed and trying to pull up the covers': Fred continued to laugn up roariously. No matter what per feetly ridiculous thing Tiny did, it always amused him.; in nis eves, she was the cleverest wo man In the world. i ;Oh, Fred, now whatj did you go and tell for? You promised you wouldn'tl You crossed your heart on It! I think you re nor rld." . ! Tiny pouted for a minute and then suddenly brightened at the thought that she actually had done an original stunt. I "I've got an; Idea!" she cried. "The next time we have! a party. 1's each of us imitate some one else who's had a jag on and see if the others can guess who It Is and when It happened!"'! India got up and swayed. She tired easily of Tiny. "I- haven't had a thing to eat all day. Let's suggest to Larry that he order a little food," she began to dance an intricate step toward Larry, making a i graceful and sinuous figure as she pre tended to be dancing before the occupant i-of a throne from whom she was begging favors. In a low roice she chanted, "Food, oh kingf- India began slowly wth rhyth mic motion. as If the action , was slowed up by a movie lens. The langonrous twistlngs and turnings made Byrd decide that there was some ot the black blood cult run ning is her reins, her body ris ing and falling like a slender dark flame culminating In the smokjr point of black head. She danced withbeautlful sym metry, finish and grace. Even while there was something tiger lshly sensuous about the studied movements, she seemed at the same time a slender, lovely and chaste figure. She seemed (ob livious of everyone but Larry. With all her easy freedom, her laxy.and effortless activity, she seemed to be carrying out some plan. r Byrd suddenly felt that India could break her with one crush ing, reflex motion of those slen der, grasping, cruel hands. Hands that wotaM look' dainty if blood were dripping from them. Three waiters bustled in with tables which were quickly set up and spread with shining silver and white linen. They brought in a variety of relishes and hors d'oeuvres and more ice and bot tles. Everybody was hungry. Fred's eyes gleamed as he saw the variety and quantity of food. "Look's like we'll put the kitch en out or business, " ne saia, laughingly, as he tucked his nap- kn under bis chin. It's the only way Fred can keep his vests clean," explained liny, approvingly. ; Everybody was In high humor. In this genial mood, they let Byrd understand that they liked her and expected her to be one of them. They understood that she was a little diffident, but she'd soon get over that. They helped her cross this imagnary abyss by telling her some stories of Just married couples. They drank to the bride until the bride was tired of hearing the same toast over and over again. "Slay you live long and proper I 'mean prosper!" said Jack, smiling meaningly in her direc tion. "We're strong for the bride. Why don't we all chase down to White Sulphur Springs with the. happy couple?" We might go at that." paid In dia, lazily, darting a swift glance at Larry. "Would you invite us?" Sure thing. Come on down tonight on the honeymoon ex press." replied Larry, smiling at her coolly, challengingly, his fa mous smile that showed all his white teeth like a white stream er across the dark coloring of his skin. It was approaching train time and Byrd felt uneasy. They had their packng still to do. The tele phone rang and Larry answered It. "Some little mix-up on my bill; I'll Just run down to the office and settle it," he explained. He hurriedly dressed. 'When the check comes. sign it and here's a tip. Tell the boys to divide it." - When the check came Byrd was horrified to see that it was al most ninety dollars. She glanced aver the items and found several mistakes, but she signed It neyer theless. As she laid the green back on the check, she noticed it araa a ten dollar, bill. At the last moment, the crowd t compromised on the matter of ac companying' the bridal couple to White Sulphur Springs by going to the train. There were hilar ous good-bys. Byrd leaned against the win dow'; waving her hands amid the profusion of roses that filled the room, throwing kisses as the train started to move. Suddenly she noted Larry's absence and decid ed to Join him In the vestibule. But he was. nowhere In sight. A hand 'seemed to hold her throat in a vice-like grip. ''What in the world will I do if he's mis sed the train?" she thought wildly., (To Be Continued! Where To DINE TODAY For Dinner This Evenings Special Sunday dinner. 1. 00 at the Marion hotel today. e e Have You-Eaten ;." At the "Waffle Bungalow" 1S N. High? Try our late supper. a a a a Special Chicken Dinner Today And home made salads. State Cafeteria. Special Chicken Dinner 50 cents at the Argo. Special Chicken Dinner At the: Home Restaurant. SOc Chicken Dinner At Coffey's Cafe. 165 S. Liber ty. Chicken dinner SOc Fried or : Fricasseed Chicken dinner at the Red Lan tern, 5 miles south on highway, 5-9, -p. m. Dancing. IMP M O'DJJ A Dinner That Will Melt In your mouth. Central Rest. Turkey Dinner- Today and Monday at the Gray Belle. e Turkey Dinner Served au day at the Spa. - .Backache If Bladder Weakness. Getting Up Nights, Backache. Burning or Itching Sensation, leg '.or groin ains make you feel old, tired, pep less, and worn out why not mae the tystex 48 Hour Test? Don't give 'up. Get Cystex today at any drug, store. Put it to a 48 hour test. 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