Trie New OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, - uregon, Thursday Morning. November t9. 19SS
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Council . to Meet Members o!
the young men's division council
will meet Friday night at 7:30 In
the association building!
Goes to Sclo Mrs. A. Llndbeck
and granddaughter, little Miss
Katherine Moore, left Wednesday
morning for Sclo, where they will
remain until the first of the week.
' Mr. Cooraler Here J. S. Coom
ler, chairman of the school board
at North Howell, was a business
visitor to Salem Wednesday.
O. 8. C Student Home Hubert
Ashby. first year student at Ore
gon State college, is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at his
home here.
Choose Colors The sophomore
class of the senior high school
chose class colors of purple and
white at a business meeting held
Wednesday morning.
Enters Deaconess R Ichard
Stockley, 879 North Liberty street,
has been a medical patient at the
Deaconess hospital since Wednes
day.
Alumnae Visits Miss Esther
King, who graduated from WIl
lamette university in 1927, visit
ed friends on the campus Wednes
day.
Special Services T o d a J
Thanksgiving services will be held
In St. Paul's church at 10:30 o
clock this morning, with special
musie by the vested choir. The
public Is Invited to attend.
Kelly Addressee Stadenta At
the meeting of the Willamette
university law school student body
held Tuesday night. Judge Percy
Kelly wa$ the principal speaker
The meeting was held in the third
floor auditorium of Waller hall,
Dinner at Y Friday All mem
bers of any oi the various Young
People's Uniphs in the city are in
vited to attend the annual dinner
to be given in the Y. M. C. A. Fri
day night at :30 o'clock. A
small cover charge is being made.
Registrar Away R. A. McCully.
registrar at Willamette university,
accompanied by Mrs. McCnlly and
daughter Martha, will drive to
Hood River today to spend the
holiday and balance of the week
with Mr. McCully's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. McCully.
No Realty Luncheon The
Salem Realty board will not hold
the regular weekly luncheon this
noon, that all members may enjoy
Thanksgiving at home. The
group will meet next Thursday
as usual.
Students Home Tom Duffey
and Homer Lyons, graduates of
the Salem high school last June,
are home for the Thanksgiving
holiday from Cervallls where they
are attending the-state college.
Homer was a member of the rool;
football team.
Trofs In Portland President
Doney ahd Dean Hewitt of Willam
ette university are oirthe speak
ers' program at the annual meet
ing of the of ficlafs of the inde
pendent colleges of Oregon, which
wilt be held Friday at Reed col
lege In Portland. Dean Erickson.
Professor J. T. Mathews and oth
ers will also represent Willamette
at the meeting Friday,
On Brief Visit Mrs. Satdle Orr
Dunbar of the state tuberculosis
association and Mrs. J. McCannell,
also of Portland,, stopped in Salem
Wednesday while enroute to Port
land from Corvallis and while
here conferred with Miss Doro
thea Steusloff and Mrs. E. E. Ling
on the Christmas seal sale in Mar
lon county.
Developers Meet The Modern
Community developers enjoyed an
interesting program Tuesday
night at the.ir clubhouse located
In Ben Lomond Park. R M. Mil
ler was the principal speaker, his
subject being, "Why I Am Glad 1
Am a Real Estate Salesman." H.
C. Knowles presided, A number
of other talks were given, and
games and music completed the
entertainment.
Attend Charter Night A. C.
Haag, president of the Salem
Lfons club, and C. F. Oiese, C. A.
Swope and Leland Smith of the
local clnlLattended the charter
night nrogrinKlpr the new Rose-
burg den Tuesda-nlght. Mr
Giese acted as "tall-twister" at the
meeting.
Many - Scalps Taken Sea J ps
from gophers and other pests were
turned in at the county clerk's of
flee Wednesday by O. E. Os
borne t the extent of $123. 5
bounty. Osborne told deputies at I
the clerk's office tnat he is an in-
mate at the state hospital, but
they were skeptical and. looked
up his name In their records, after
which they decided that he must
be an employe. The animals were
all caught on Cottage Farm.
Corporations Filed The Yel
lowstone Oil Syndicate, with head
quarters in Portland and capital
stock of $25,000. has been incor
porated hy Lee L. Timby, H. P.
Meyer and L. W. Matthews. Other
articles filed in the state corpora
tion department Wednesday fol
low: Monagh Lea Golf club,
Portland, (no capital stock); R.
G. Duncan, F,. H. Muenster and
Amy L Harbour, -J Karlson and
Mclrvtn ' Mortuary. Astoria, $10,.
0 0 0 ; C. W. Karlson , Ella Karl
son and M. B.- Mclrvitt. Indepen
dent Towing company,- St. Helens,
$ 5 0 0 0 ; J. B, Elliott, Daisy D. El
liott and O. C. Elliott. Drnty's
Club, Bay City, $75; C. H. Jones,
Harold Jones and II. E, Parker.
John J. Rottie H
415 State St.
Expert Shoe Fitter
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Divorce Granted Final ; decree
of divorce was handed down in
circuit court - Wednesday . In the
suit brought against - Lydia B.
Smith by Scott E. 8mlth.
Suit Money Allowed An order
was entered in circuit court here
Wednesday requiring Fred L. Han
non to pay $100 into court for use
by Viola O. Hannon In her suit
against him. . " : .
Divorce Decree Entered Final
decree of divorce was filed in cir
cuit court here Wednesday In the
suit brought by Edna Hubbard
against Oscar D. Hubbard.
Rose Paroled J. M. Rose, .lf
coniessea forger, was sentenced to
one year in the state penitentiary
by Circuit Judge Kelly Wednes
day. Immediately after passing
sentence Judge Keny paroled him
to J. W. Lewis, warden of the pen!
tentiary.
Lien Sought Suit to establish
a mechanic's lien was Instituted
in circuit court here Wednesday
by Bert Whorley aganlst Paul R.
Hendricks. A long list of others
are also named as defendants.
Sums listed as due are $260.
$38.40, $(8 and $35.
Asks Bankruptcy D. D. Corsilne
retired farmer of Salem, riled a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy
in federal court at Portland Wed
nesday. Liabilities are set at $11,
038.57 and assets at $9,752.
Budget Being Prepared Coun
ty Clerk Boyer. County Judge
Slegmund and other county, offi
cials are busy preparing the coun
ty budget for the coming year.
They expect to complete it some
time next week. ,
Estate Appraised Inventory
and ' appraisement were field in
probate Wednesday In the matter
of the estate of the late Retta J.
Pemberton, the amount of the
estate being estimated at $19,065.
Appraisers are Frieda Oehler, Ger
trude Oehler and Alvln E. Shir-
man.
County Road Asked Petition
for a county road along the west
side of the old Alexander La-
Pratte donation land claim, was
filed with the county court here
Wednesday. The road. which
would be In district 17. will be
40 feet wide if the terms of the
petition are carried out. It Is sign
ed by W. Howard Ramp and oth
ers. Blacksmith Operated On
Joseph Bchlndler. 60, who has op-l
erated a blacksmith nhon in Salem 1
for the past 30 years, underwent a
major operation at a local hospital
Wednesday. He was reported to be
resting easily Wednesday night.
His blacksmith shop has been sit
uated on North Liberty street for
a number of years.
Cons to See Fllift A moving
picture show will be presented at
the state penitentiary at 9:30 this
morning under the auspices of
Frank Bligh, owner of Bligh's
Capitol theatre. This mornings
show will be the 19th consecutive
one that has been - presented at
the prison on Thanksgiving day
by Mr. Bligh. He also shows a
picture tlrere every Christmas and
New Year's day.
Still Owners Sentenced Pete
DeGuire was tined $500 and sen
tenced to serve 60 days in Jail,
nd his brother Eli DeGuire was
finfirt $250 and grren a 30 day
sentence when their case came up
hefore Justice of the Peace Small
Wednesday. They had pleaded
guilty to operating a still. Pete De
Guire was declared to be the own
er of the still, his brother help
ing him operate it. William John
son and William Krebs. each of
whom Is out on $1000 bail, and
who were arrested along with the
two DeGuire brothers, will go on
trial within the next few days.
W. R. C. at Funeral Members
of the W. R- C. are requested oy
their president. Mrs. Bertha Love
land, to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Ruth Denison, which wui oe neia
Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock
In the Clough-Huston parlors. The
funeral service of the W. R. C.
will be observed In memory or
Mrs. Denison, who for a number
of years was chaplain of that or
der. Members will wear tneir
badges draped In black ribbon. -
Authority Granted The public
service commission Wednesday
c ranted to the Lewis A Clark'Rail-
road company authority to anan
don its line of 18 miles in cut-
son county. The company alleged
that the railroad was constructed
primarily to handle logs tor ? the
Extern and Western Lumber
company, but that there had been
no traffic over the line slnee the
flmber company .completed Its
logging operation several years
ago. The commission also . ap
proved the application of Douglas
county for permission to estab
lish a grade crossing over the
tracks of the Southern Pacific
company near Ada.
V Now is the Time to
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Orchard
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s e e d 1 i n g cherry
trees, 4 to 6 ft. 4
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Christmas Card Problems - -
Easily solved Just shone 106
and ask our salesman to call with
samples. Commercial Printing
Dept., Statesman publishing Co..
zi 8. commercial.
Thanksgiving Dinner Served
- All day, $1.00. the Spa.
Furniture Upholsterer -
And . repairing Glese-Powers
Furniture Co. ?
Special Thanksgiving-
Dinner served at the Marion Ho
tel from. 11:45 to 2:00 and 5:45
to 8:00. $1.50 per plate.
Enjoy Your Thanksgiving .
Dinner at O'Leary's. Open all
day Thursday.
Special Thanksgiving-
Dinner served at the Marlon Ha-
tel from 11:45 to 2:00 and 1:45
to 8:00. $1.50 per plate.
Thanksgiving Dinner Served
All day. $1.00. the Spa.
Enjoy Your TFfanksglving
Dinner at O'Leary's. Open all
day Thursday.
Buy AD Wool Overcoats
Suits for men and boys at the
mill and save one third. Thos.
Kay Woolen Mill, 12th and Ferry.
Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner
At the Argo 60e; served from
12:00-2:30 and 5:00-7:30.
Old Time Dance Crystal Garden
Every Wed. and Sat. night.
Enjoy Your Thanksgiving
Dinner at O Leary's, served all
day 76c.
"Jon at the Eltrinore Theatre-
Monday, Dec. 3rd. Tickets on
sale, Atlas Book store.
Harbo Thompson Has Opened
His fall term of teaching the
Hawaiian guitar in the Wills
Bldg. 168 So. Liberty. Fridays.
Phone 1906. Let me help you se
lect your Instrument.
Special Sale-
On all wool auto robes, bath
robes and blankets factory pric
es. Thos. Kay Woolen Mill, 12th
and Ferry.
Say-It With Filberts
On Christmas. Ask any bank.
Inexpensive Gifts For Clubs
Ihad In our glftry. Visit this entire
oom of gifts. Pomeroy & Keene.
thanksgiving Turkey Dinner-
11:30 to 8 p. m. 60c. Home Res
taurant.
SayJt With Filberts
On Christmas. Ask any bank
Where To
DINE
TODAY
Turkey Dinner at the
Gray Belle, 75c and $1.00.
Turkey Dinner AU Day
At O'Leary's, 75c.
Turkey Dinner With Pie of
Home-made New England
Mince Meat served 1:00-8:00 P.
M. Central Restaurant, S. P. Sta
tion. Thanksgiving Dinner With
All the trimmings, COc. Coffey's
Cafe, 163 S. Liberty,
A Real Turkey Dinner. 50c
11:30-8:00, Home Restaurant.
Turkey Jk Chicken Dinners, SO-75c
11:00-9:00 Tourist Cafe, 1(3 8.
Commercial.
Turkey, Goose, Chicken Dinnt
60 75c, Coffee Shop, 176 S.
Commercial.
Undergoes Minor Operation I.
N. Cook of Marion, submitted to a
minor operation at the Deaconess
hospital Thursday morning.
IDA M. MATHEWS
.Soloist and Teacher of Cello,
Banjo. Mandolin, , Guitar. Ah
Hawaiian Instruments. Student
orchestras now being formed..
Special Rates to beginners.
Studio Nelson Bldg., Phone 540
Dime - -
COMING
Prof. S. Stevens
Palmist, .Trance Medium, Tells Names, Dates, Past,
Present. Future.' Watch for address in this paper.
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a ncrumptuous helping of red Thanksgiving turkey with all the
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SUIT FOB DIKE
Roy C. Harding, former pro
fessor of law at Willamette uni
versity and now on the legal
staff of the state highway com
mission, Wednesday filed suit for
divorce from Nadle E. Harding.
daughter of "Bill" Strayer, prom
inent Baker attorney, and veteran
member of the Oregon state sen
ate.
Mrs. Harding Was a student at
Willamette university for a num
ber of years. She is now attending
the University of Oregon, A con
siderable furore accompanied her
marriage to Mr, Harding four
years ago due to the pominence
of both parties and the fact that
the marriage was kept secret for
several days after It took place:
The divorce complaint filed In cir
cuit court here Wednesday indi
cates that they were married in
Portland on December 20, 1924.
Tbe suit is based on alleged
cruel and inhuman treatment. The
plaintiff recites that he was ill
with kidney stones between Feb
ruary and July of this year. It
further states that he was ''In
need of almost constant care and
attention. That during said time
the defendant disregarded her
marriage vows, spending the
greater part of her time away
from home, attending shows,
dances and other social functions;
that during such time the defen
dant refused to care for or admin
ister to the needs of the plaintiff.
That en or about the 14th day of
May, 1928, while plaintiff was so
ill and confined to his home, but
gaining back his health and
strength, defendant told plaintiff
she no longer cared for him and
was going to leave him."
The complaint further recites
that she did leave him and that
as a consequence he suffered a
nervous breakdown.
No children are Involved in the
suit.
Attendance at
School Is High
SALEM HEIGHTS. Ore.. Nov.
28. (Special) Several new
pupils have entered the school
here in the past month. - The at
tendance for the mont hwas 98.3
per cent.
Some clever comic posters have
been made by Edith Douglas, Del
la Nixon. Andrev La. Dnka and
Bonnie Polk. Much Interest Is be
ing taken in the art classes. The
last period each Friday afternoon
la devoted to this work.
Seven per cent of the people ap
plying for life insurance are re
jected. Thomas Jefferson played the
vioun. . .
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OBITUARY
f -vi" - Halford
i Died; " In this city, early this
morning; Harold Halford, 16. son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Halford,
Salem, Rt. 3; brother of Ed and
Arohle Halford of Portland, Mrs.
Mary Haselton, Mrs. Alta Darling,
and Miss Herma Halford of this
city. Funeral services Friday, No
vember 30, at 1:30 o'clock at Rig
don Mortuary chapel.
Smith
Died early this morning at the
residence at 1273 Fir street Sam
uel W. Smith, 73, husband of Alta
Smith, father of Mrs. Myrtle Dyer,
Mrs. HoIIis Caplinger, Mrs. Cath
erine Starr, all of Salem; Mrs.
Grace Mitchell of Spokane, Mrs.
Hasel Cottrell of St. Johns. Wash.,
and Arch Smith of Longview. De
ceased was a member of the Odd
Fellows lodge No., 2 59 at Steptoe,
Wash. , FuneraJ . arrangements
later by Rigdon and Son.
Niemela
John Niemela, 81. died In this
city early this morning. Remains
will be forwarded- to Astoria for
interment, Rigdon and Son in
charge.
Denison
Mrs. Ruth Denison, 70, died
early Monday afternoon at a local
hospital. She is 'survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Daisy D. Lally, of
Wenatchee, Wash. ; one son,
Charles of Salem; one brother.
W. E. Keese. of Oshkosh. Wis.
Funeral services Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the Clough-Huston
parlors, Rev. Harry-E. Gard
ner officiating. , Interment City-
view cemetery.
MT. CREST ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM
Vault Entombment
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of Credit
The man who always pays cash may not have as good
credit as the man who never pays cash, but always pay
promptly. J 1 . "
The man who doesn't pay, promptly loses his credit
standing, and therefore loses his greatest single asset.
If you want to keep your credit good, you must pay mem
bers of the Marlon County Credit Board upon receipt of the
first notice from our office.
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EB IN TALK
In explaining to the Salem
Rotary club Wednesday that
music la the great universal lan
guage," G. L. Taylor of San
Francisco, representing Sherman
Clay A Co., provided humorous
asides and serious statement of
tact and opinion In a rapid-fire
manner that kept his audience In
alternate moments of laughter and
Intense Interest
"The. test of musical ability Is
the sltiglng heart not limber fin
gers and nimble tonsils," he stat
ed. "The rausto that thrills your
soul, touches your heart or merely
tickles your feet Is good musie
so long as you like It.
"From the standpoint of gross
sales the best musie ever written
was 'The Rosary and' 'Perrect
Day,' while 'Whispering' and
'Smiles' have proved themselves
by sustained sales to be the most
accepted 'popular compositions."
Mrs. Louise Robertson, Salem
soprano, sang to tne accompani
ment ef a reproducing piano as a
finishing touch to the address on
musie.
Mose B. Abrams, manager ef
Skyline orchards, marked filbert
week for Rotarlans with a brief
talk on Salem's nut Industry.
'In five years, during which we
have shipped to markets through
out the country and in competition
with other states and with foreign
producers, we have not had a com
plaint about the quality of Oregon-grown
nuts. We raise the fin.
est nuts In the world without Ir
rigation and 65 per cent of our
crop grades as fancy, bringing top
prices. We need an Increase of
from two to five cents a pound In
the tariff on nuts to reduce fore
ign competition."
Here From Albany Mrs. Mary
Haller of Albany submitted to a
minor operation at the Deaconess
hospital Wednesday afternoon.
Two Small Fires The fire de
partment was called out Wednes
day night to extinguish a chim
ney fire at 855 Bellevue street.
Earlier In the day It was called
for a similar service to 1139 Mar
ton street.
Speeder Finde Perry Dere
bery, 1365 Frlckey street, was
fined $7.50 In . municipal court
Wednesday on a charge of speed
ing and falling to observe a
"stop" sign.
FINE TORIO reading Units. Ws la-
Sur your gltii agtlntt brMkaf.
lamination too.'
Thompson-Glutsch Optical Co,
110 W. Comm'l St.
We Board Dogs
at our farm
On Pacific Highway 4 mile
N. of Salem
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Toothache.
Price 50c and $1.00
Sold under a guarantee
Schaef er's
Drug Store
The Original Yellow Front"
Drag Store. 1SS N. Com'l. St.
Phone 107. PensUr Agency
KOTICB OF ASSESSMENT FOR
THK COST OF, TFOVUfQ
F4wX ATESXJK FliOil THE
BAST LIXB QYCQipnZVClXL
STREET TO fjJR VESTA USE
of mail STREET , ,
Notice is hefebv aiven that the
Common Counejj of the City ox Sa
lem, Oregon, wju at, or aoopi. ti
$0 p. m., on tha 3rd day of Ds-
oetaber, 112ft, or at any shae.
quent meeting of the said Couney
thereafter. In the council cham
ber of the city hall of Salem, Ore
gon, proceed to assess upon and
against each lot or pgrt thereof or
parcel o laud liable therefor lr
its proportionate share of the cos:
of Improving FAWK AVENUU
FROM THE EA8T LINE OF COM
MERCIAL STREET i TO THE
WEST LINE Or HIGH STREET.
In the City of Salem, Marlon
County, Oregen.
All persons Interested In the
said assessment are hereby no
tified to appear before the said
Council at said time and place and
present their objections, if any
they have, to said assessment, and
apply to said Council to equalise
their proportionate share of lame.
By order of the Common Coun
cil, November 19, 1928.
MARK POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication Novem
ber 28, 1828.
Date of final publication. No-,
vember 80. 1928-N. 28-29-80.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR
THE COST OF IMPROVING WI
NONA COURT. FROM SEVEN
TEENTH STREET TO TERMIN
US
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, will at, or about,
7:80 p. m.. on the 8rd day of De
cember, 1928, or at any subse
quent meeting of the said Coun
cil thereafter. In the council
chamber of the city hall of Sa
lem, Oregon, proceed to assess up
on and against each lot or part
thereof or parcel of land liable
therefor In Its proportionate
Then let us make you
welcome at this beautifully
-equipped downtown hotel.
Ratts: $2.50-$J.S0
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429 Oregon Bldg. Phone 951
THANKSGIVING
rjpHE most human of all the holi
days our hope Is that you en
joy ft that the future fulfill the
present's promise to you of the con
tinuation of prosperity and happiness.
hie np 4 hvw
share of the cost of Improving WI
NONA COURT FROM , SEVEN'
TEENTH STREET TO TERMI
NUS. In the City of Salem, Mar
ion county, uregon. ;
All persons Interested -in the
said assessment are herebv noti
fied to appear ' before the. said
Council at said time and place and
psBsent their objections. If any
they have, to said assessment, and
apply to said Council to equalise
their proportionate share of same.
By order of the Common Conn
dl this 19 th day of November,
1918.
MARK POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication, No
vember 28. 1928.
Date of final publication. No-:
vember 80, 1928-N. 18-29-30.
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A late 1027 Chevrolet Coach
with new balloon tires, bump
ers, heater, motonteter, several
other extra and In A-l condi
tion. Is snap at S450.00.
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AUCTION
SAT. DEC. 1 - 1:80 P. M.
1 team of bay mares, O
rrs. old, 2400 lbs.; 1 set of
heavy britchen harness, like
new; 1 steel wheel wagon,
with rack; 1 new 2-honte
cultivator, double row; 1
two section lever harrow; 1
Oliver chilled. mulboard 12
In. breaking plow; 1 set of
doubletrees; 1 garden cul
tivator. Above. Implements
are like new, 1 range, 1
heater, and some furniture.
Parties having stock to
dispose' of see us prior to
sale.
Terms cash, nnless other,
wise arranged.
Sale to be held in abed at
rear of our store.
H. F. Woodry and
Son
, Auctioneers
271 N, Com. . Phono 75
"Rite down town,
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