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VThc "New Oregon Statesman. Salem. , Oregon, Saturday Morning; March 2, 19t9
HOFER OFFICES
MOWED TO CITY
Publishers Combine Work In
Portland; Col. Hofer
Also to Leave
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This week marked the close of
the publishing activities in Salem
of E. Hofer Sons. Colonel Hofer
on Thursday officially closing the
local offices of the publishing
firm maintained for the last 16
years since the establishment of
v the Manufacturer, and with which
Is affiliated a national Industrial
news bureau, .1
Hereafter -all the actirities of
the firm will be concentrated in
the Terminal Sales building in
' Portland, the San Francisco and
Salem offices ha ring been com
bined in that city. I '
1 : To lire at Dnnthorpe
- Dunthorpe. a suburban section
sear Oswego, has been chosen for
'. . V. V .K.. Unfa. famlllia
&. M. Hofer and X. F. Hofer. sons
: mt Col. Hofer baring already re.
snored there while Colons! and
, Mrs. Hofer expect to make their
home near their sons. .
' For 23 years prior to the setab
Ushment of the Manufacturer,
Hofer Bros, owned and published
the Capital Journal. Col. Hofer
was actlre in other business enter
I prises as well as In politics. For
years CoL Hofer has been a pa
tron of the fine arts and at one
i time published the Lariat, a mag
azine for western writers. .
The Hofer family has been en
gaged in the publishing business
for the last 54 years, the father
' A. F. Hofer, owning and publish,
lug the McGregor News at Mc
Gregor, Iowa, for If years. Col.
Hofer was associated with his fa
ther In the business and subse
quently published the German Re
public for two years at Des
' Moines, Iowa. "
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
JOINED F0H OIL
INDEPENDENCE, March 1.
(Special) The Independence and
Monmouth fire departments drill.
ed at Corvallls Tuesday erenlng.
Fire Chief George H. Wood and
assistant George Cooper attended
the meeting and "reported a fine
time.
The Boosters club was enter
tained Wednesday erenlng in the
home of Mrs. Charles Smiley, as.
stated byMrs. Carrie Smiley. .
Mrs. E. G. Danton drove with
friends to Rlckreall to rislt Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Fogg, Wednes
day afternoon.
A rery inspiring sermon was
heard in the Methodist cnurcn
Sanday erenlng. Rev. Duncan who
is heading the Willamette univers
ltyendowmen fund campaign gare
the message.
Fill HELD FOR
WOODBURN. Ore., Mar. 1.
. (Special) Funeral serrices for
Mrs. B. F. Hall, who died at her
home on Young street Tuesday
rtternoon, were held from the M.
E. church with Rer. C. L. Dark
of Odell officiating. Pallbearers
were Willard Cole, Victor Ballan
type. Hartley Bonney, Franklin
Tyler, Oakley Strahg. and Charles
Tyler. Special music was glren
by a quartet composed of Mrs.
Pauline Rain, Mrs. A. J. Neufelt,
8. E. Brune and James Liresay.
Mrs. Hall was born on the Bon
ney donation land claim east of
Woodburn, August 25, 18S3. For
2 S years she has been a resident!
f Woodburn, and had also lived
at Newport and in Polk county.
She is surrlred by her husband,
i and two , daughters, .Mrs. Elsie
Strang of Alsea, and Mrs. C. E.
Tyler of Elliott Prairie, and three
sisters, Mrs. Carrie' Toung, Mrs.
K.K. Hall, and Miss Ina Bonney,
all of woodburn.
dewing Club is
Entertained at
1 Soehren Home
DALLAS, March 1. (Special)
The Thursday sewing club met
. at the 'home of Mrs. W. L. So
ehren on Main street this week.
The afternoon was spent in, sew-
- tag, af-r which a delightful lunch
eon was served.
Present were Mrs.-G. L. Haw
kins, Mrs, Riley Craver, Mrs. Os
car, Hay tor; Mrs. M. V. Fuller,
Mrs. EL A. Hamilton, Mrs. Harry
Woods, Mrs. R. L. Chapman, Mrs.
. L. E.- Vlers, Mrs.. J.. C. Uglow,
Mrs. Willis Slmonton, Mrs. Jack
: ARgood, Mrs. O. E. WUliams,
. Mrs. L T, Yoakum and Mrs: N.
C Brown. ;
i
Minister"
Is Play Given
At Marion Hall
MARION. March 1. (Special)
The New Minister", was a play
given at the W O. W, hall Wed-
nesday .evening, February 1 27. It
i waa sponsored by the Young Peo
ple's league of Salem. There were
several violin solos and a drama,
oweemeanq or j esieraay." s
- mOGS FOR ' SCIEXCB - ; '
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
March 1 . A shipment of : live
"frogl received by the xoology. de
partment Is being kept in the large
aeqaariuxn in the soology labor
atory. The shipment toUled 72
irhea sent from Chicago bat two.
inahle to stand the long journey,
"vers dsad when the container
was opened, -
WOODBURN
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FIVE MIWITTES ' mV I vl T "
S ) MARY MR I.AWff
L fVp- VTIri )S -TES-r fPE -?C AT -THE '
I vN. - the towns best amateur magician.
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CHICKEN "CLINIC"
- a
SILVERTON. March I. (Spe
cial) Dr. E. L. Grubb of Omaho
will give an educational demon.
stratlon and lecture on thediag
noses and prerention of diseases
of fowls Monday night, March 4 at
800 o'clock in the high school
assembly room.
This clinic, which Is free. Is
sponsored by the Smith-Hughes
department of agriculture, and
George Steelhammer, . druggist.
and is held as the final meeting
of the winter night session on
poultry raising which has - con.
rened in Sllverton during the win
ter month! Prof. Warren E. Crab-
tree has been local Instructor.
People interested In the course,
are aeked to bring In speclments
of sick or unthrifty poultry, for
post mortem examination.
Miss Mamie Holmen. formerly
of Sllverton, but now of Corrallls,
is spending a few days visiting old
friends here. Miss Holmen has
been attending O. S. C. but at pres
ent Is recuperating from an attack
of the flu. Miss Holmen spent
Wedneadav night with Miss Clara
karson, of East Sllverton. .
Wednesday night, the members
of the Triple Link club gave a
6:30 dinner In the Odd Fellows
club rooms to the members and
their families. This dinner is an
annual event of the club, and was
very well attended. The erenlng
was spent at cards. Entertainment
was furnished by radio.
SILVERTON. March 1. (Spe
cial) At an annual meeting of
the board of the Marlon county
health association held in 8alem
Tuesday, i Robert Goets of Silver-
ton was elected vice president. At
this meeting, reports on work in
Sllverton were given by Mrs. John
Ballantyne, Mrs. A. B. Jans and
Mr. Goetx.
On Wednesday, six children
were taken to Salem by -the dem
onstration nurse. . Miss LiRlche,
and Mrs. Charles Reynolds, to at
tend the denUl clinic there.
Rev. Hardle of the , Methodist
church returned to Sllverton Fri
day, having completed five weeks'
work on the Willamette Univers
ity campaign.
Losers in Zena
Contest Decide
To Fete Winners
ZENA, March 1. (Special)
Members of the Zena Missionary
society who are on the losing side
of the attendance contest, held a
meeting at the home of Mrs. Jesse
Walling Tuesday evening.-The ob
ject Of the meeting wa to decide
what form of entertainment to of
fer the winning eide, of which
Mrs. W. W. Henry is leader, Mrs.
J. Fred Purrine is leader of the
losing side. 'It was decided to en
tertain the' winners at the next
meeting of the society, Wednes
day, March 6.
Rev. Poling at
Conference Held
r At Clear Lake
CLEAR LAKE. March 1 The
last quarterly conference of the
year for the ' Evangelical church
for this field was held at the
Clear I Lake church , Friday . eve
ning.. February 22.. Rev. C. C.
Poling presided. Rev. Poling gave
a very Inspirational address prior
to the business session. The finan
cial report -was -read by the stew
ard. r - - . -
J. C, McFarlane was elected
delegate to the Oregon annual
conference. . . '
COMES TDSILVER
SIIMON Ml IS
ON BOARD OE HEALTH
Woodburn Plans
For March Visit
Of Deputy Matron
WOODBURN, March 1. (Spe
cial) Plans for the official visit
March 11 of Mrs. Carrie Jackson
of Bend, grand conductor and dep.
ity for the worthy grand matron,
were made at the regular meeting
of Evergreen chapter. No. 41. or
der of Eastern Star In the Mason
ic temple Monday evening. Com
mittees were appointed and a ban
quet Is being planned for the
event.
- After the business meeting the
members were entertained by a
one-act play, "He Said and She
Said,", directed by Mrs. Ray O
Wolf. The following were In the
cast: Mrs. Enid Haldeman, Mrs.
L..- R- Tweed ie: Fells Haldeman.
her husband, Jesse Flkan; Mrs.
Packard, Mrs. Opal Massey; Dea
na Chesboro, Miss Elfa Lytle..
CLEJH LIKE CLASS
HAS BUSINESS MEET
CLEAR LAKE, March 1. The
Clear Lake Evangelical junior en
deavors held their monthly busi
ness meeting and social at the
home of their superintendent.
Miss Marie Harold. The evening
was enjoyed playing games. Cake,
sandwiches and coffee were
served by the social committee.
Present were Nellie Clement,
Pearl Jones, Mina May Beckner,
Evelyn Beckner. Ada Mar Smith.
Loretta Smith, Evelyn Cain, Or
ell Smith, Edith Foren, Thelma
Lambert, Lunella Chapin, Shirley
Dickie. Rex DutorL Robert Clem-
tto, Donald Clement, Roy 8ehlag,
Alfred Schlag.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and
small daughter Estelline, arrived
at their home Sanday evening.
They made a three weeks' trip
through California and Arizona,
Their return home was hastened
because Estelline waa suffering
from a gathering In her ear.
Past Matrons?
Xlui) Has Meet 1.
Program Given
DALLAS. March l.-(Speclal)
The Past Matrons club of the
Eastern Star was entertained at
the Masonic hall Friday afternoon
by Mrs. B. A: Hamilton. Misses
Diana and Clotilda Trimble of
Vancouver, Wash., were guests
and both entertained with a num.
her of readings.'
Light refreshments were served
by the hostess assisted by Mrs. U.
S. Longhary and Mrs. J. M. Camp
bell. Members present were Mrs, H.
G. Black, Mrs. Ross Ellis, Mrs.
George Kurre. Mrs. Mark Hayter,
Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. C. E. 8taats.
Mrs. U. 8. Longhary. Mrs. Maurice
Dalton, Mrs. G. L. Hawkins, Mrs.
O. E. Williams, and the hostess.
Lincoln County
; Prisoner Taken
: To Polk's Jail
. DALLAS, March 1 (Special)
Deputy Sheriffs Royal Plank, and
Pearl . McBee of Lincoln 7 county
were In Dallas Tuesday. . . f
They, brought with them Perl
Ray, who; is charged with moon,
shining and placed him .In the
Polk county, jail for safe, keeping
until the . Lincoln county grand
jury. meets. . - -.
c TO HELP IN BIG AFFAIR :
? Carl Walker of Salem, senior
in mechanical engineering at the
state college, has been appointed
on the program committee for the
military tallMay 12. The affair;
one of the most brjlltant of the
college season Is sponsored by the
local chapter of ' Scabbard .and
Blades, national honorary fratern.
Ity in military science and tactics.
I OF KITTY'
GIH AT JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON, March 1. (Spe
cial) The play "The Arrival of
Kitty" given by the Jefferson high
school students Wednesday eve
nlng, was a decided success. The
Masonic hall was filled to capac
Ity with eager listeners to the
actors, who played their parts
well. The high school orchestra
under the leadership of Mrs. Van
Winkle rendered several selec
tions. Home made candy was also
on sale from which a neat sum
was realised.
' McKee Bros, are building an
additio nto the west end of the
terminal, which will be used for
an oil room.
S. R. Taudy is having a cement
walk built in front of his resi
dence.
Mrs. Emma Curry moved her
household goods to Dallas bytruck
Thursday, where she will reside
with her-son and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt mo
tored fo Albany Wednesday eve
ning .to attend the "Style show."
Mrs. A. J. Shumaker and Mrs.
George Lynes were the- guests of
their mother Mrs. Sarah Reeves,
Wednesday.
SILVERTON, March 1. (Spe
cial) The Imanuel Lutheran
leasrue featnred a basket social
and program in the church par.
lots Wednesday night. The pro
gram included a greeting by Jose
phine Brekke, a trio number by
Agnes Nelson. Cora Selberson and
Ardls Aarhus, readings by Mrs. C.
J. Towe and Albert Funrue, and
a solo by Elmer Johnson. Mr.
Otto Dahl auctioned the baskets.
which, with the candy and lunch
sale, netted over $41,
Mrs. Maelntosh. sister of Mrs.
Ed Smith, and a former Sllverton
resident la -visiting at the Smith
home this week.
LUTHERAN CONCLAVE
Sunday afternoon, March 3, the
second annual Joint meeting of
Lutheran ' students attending the
three major educational Institu
tions of Oregon, will be held at
College Garden. Corrallls. Strong
delegations of students are expect,
ed from Eugene and Monmouth,
and many young people of neigh.
boring Lutheran congregations
will be present, .V-'v. :'
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NORTH 8ANTIAM, March 1.
(Special) The young people's
class of the North Santiam Sunday
school organized Sunday .with a
membership of ten. Harold Wit.
craft was elected president, George
Miller vice-president. Opal Trip
secretary and Mabel Chastain
treasurer. Mrs, McLaughlin was
chosen teacher of this class of
young people.
Mrs. Emma Kellis of Salem vis.
lted Friday and Saturday at the
home of her brother I. R. Ham
mer,
Mrs. Arehart and children Ma
rie, Doris and Laflona, visited re.
cently at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ltnderman of Stayton.
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Hammer
went' to Portland 8unday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Arden Hammer and
other relatives there.
Mrs. L. H. Davis and daughters
Retha, Eva and Mrs. -Maud Ken
dall vtelted friends in Salem re
cently. Winifred Davis went to Salem
Saturday to take up house work
In the home of Mrs. Charles Rob
erts.
Frank WUcraft left Saturday
for Heppner where ho expects to
work in a hotel.
Claud Arehart and son Mark of
Portland were week-end visitors
at the home of Mr. Arehart's par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Arehart.
Retha Davis and Elton Bond
visited at the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Guenkel and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Reeves of Mehama, Sat-
uraay.
OF
REASON FOR PARTY
ZENA, March 1. (Special)
An interesting affair of February
22 was the party given by Mrs. C.
F. Merrick in honor of the fifth
birthday of her son, Chester Mer
rick. Games suitable for the small
guests were seated at a large ta
ble which was centered by a birth.
day cake on which five tiny yellow
candles were burning. The color
scheme of yellow was carried out
in baskets- filled with candy for
favors and yellow tapers in crys
tal holders flanked the birthday
cake. Master Chester receive a
many lovely gifts. Guests for the
affair were the guest of honor,5
Chester Merrick, Joe Shepard,
Merrilyn Boyd. Genevieve Butelle,
Norman Merrick, Robert Madsen,
Naomi Merrick, Dale Worthington,
Richard Madaen and Dorothy Wil
son. Additional guests, were Mrs.
Alvrn Madsen, Mrs. George Boyd,
Mrs. Ivan Merrick, Mrs. Seymour
Wilson, Miss Dorothy Shepard.
Mrs. J. Fred Purvine, Mrs. Jesse
Walling, Mrs. Jesse Worthington
and the hostess.
DR. RILL'S SHOWS
RICKEY, March 1. A large
and appreciative audience was
present at the picture Ehow given
by Dr. David Hill of Salem at he
school house recently. After the
show. Dr. Robert Morris of Salem,
secretary of Marion County Feder
ation of Community Clubs gave a
very interesting talk on commun
ity clubs.
Sandwiches, cake ami coffee
was served by the iaaies. Tne
coffee was furnished by Reid
and Murdock wholesale company,
which has recently taken over the
West Salem cannery.
Fight by Radio
Party Feature At
Hubbard Home
HUBBARD, March 1 Mr. and
Mrs. "Bud" Thompson informally
entertained with a radio , party at
their country home, east of Hub
bard, Wednesday . evening. The
feature of the radio entertain
ment was the Sharkey and Strib-
llng tight. Luncheon , was served
by the hostess.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wal
do Brown and children. Betty.
Boyd and Wallace, John Stauf
f er, Mrs. Amanda Dimlck .and
children Ralph, Johnny and Har
dy and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bra
den. -- -
and Lotion
50c.
concerning Eastman's
In prizes see
Druggist.
Telephone .7
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM
PROVE - KEARNEY - STREET
FROM THE EAST LINE OF
COMMERCIAL ' STREET TO
- THH vWEST LINE OF LIBER
TY STREET.' , ,
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common CouncH of tha City of
Salem, Oregon, deems it neces
sary and expedient and hereby de
clares its purpose and Intention
to Improve Kearney 8treet from
the east line of Commercial
Street to the west line of Liberty
Street, at the expense of the abut
ting and adjacent property, ex
cept the street and alley intersec
tions, the expense of which will
be assumed by the City of Salem,
Oregon, by bringing said portion
of said street to the established
grade, constructing Portland ce
ment concrete curbs, and paring
said portion of said street with a
six-inch Portland cement concrete
pavement thirty feet in width, in
accordance with the plans and
specifications therefor which
were adopted by the Common
Council, on February 18, 1929,
now on file-In the office of the
City Recorder, and which are
hereby referred .to and .made a
part hereof.
The Common Council hereby
declares its purpose and intention
to make the above described im
provement by and through , the
Street Improvement Department
ofasthe City of Salem, Oregon.
'By order of the Common Coun
cil the 18th day of February,
1929.
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication Febru
ary 27, 1929.
Date of final publication March
10. 1929. Dally to M-10
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM
PROVE KAY STREET FROM
THE EAST LINE OF SEVEN.
TEENTH STREET TO THE
WEST LINE OF NINETEENTH
STREET
Notice is hereby given that the
Common council ! of the City of
3alem, Oregon, deems It necessary
and expedient and hereby de
clares Its purpose and intention
to Improve Kay Street from the
east line of Seventeenth Street to
the west line of Nineteenth Street,
at the expense of the abutting
and adjacent property, except the
street and alley intersections, the
expense of which will be assumed
by the City of Salem, Oregon, by
bringing said portion of said street
to the establsihed grade, contract
ing Portland cement concrete
curbs, and paving said portion of
said street with a six-inch Port
land cement concrete pavement
thirty feet In width, in accordance
with the plans and specifications
therefor which were adopted by
the Common Council, on Febru
ary 18, 1929, now on file In the
office of the City Recorder, and
which are hereby referred to and
made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby
declares its purpose and Intention
to make the above described im
provement by and through the
Street Improvement Department
of the City of Salem. Oregon.
sy order of the Common Coun
cil February 18, 1929.
M. POULSEN. City Recorder.
Date of first publication Febru
ary Z7, 1929.
Date of final nublicatlon March
10. 1929. Dly to M10
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM-
rtwvMSi WALLER STREET
FROM THE EAST LINE OF
SOUTH TWELFTH STREET
TO THE WEST LINE OF
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COM-
1
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I ! one of our ' ,-. I
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1 Fnr ' M'-?Si:. if
piwa nifiirr nv.tr AT- ,
Natlfl 1 herabr sriven that the
Commdn . Council of . the City of
Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
Iti nnrnoM mA Intention - to Im
prove Waller Street from the east
line ef South Twelfth Street to
the west line ef Southern Padfic
famnuiT'i Rlrht of War. at the
expense of the abutting and adja
cent property, except tne sireei
and allv Intersections, the ex
pense of which will be assumed
h the Citv of Balenv Oregon by
bringing said portion 01 said street
to the established grade, con-
atrnctlnr Portlsnd cement con
crete curbs, and paving said por
tion of said street with a six-Inch
Portland cement concrete pave
ment, thirty feet In width, in ac
cordance with the plans and spec
ifications therefor which were
adonted br the Common Council,
on February 18, 1929, now on file
In the office of the City Recoraer,
and which are hereby referred to
and made a part hereof.
The Common Cpuncil hereby
declares Its purpose and Intention
to make the above described im
provement fby and through the
Street' Improvement Department
of the City of Salem. Oregon.
By order of the common coun
cil February 18. 1929.
M. POULSEN. City Recorder.
Date of first publication Feb
ruary 24. 1929. t
Date of final publication Marcn
8, 1929. .Dly to M8
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM
PROVE WILBUR STREET
FROM THE EAST LINE OF
SUMMER STREET TO THE
WEST LINE OF BERRY
STREET.
Ladd & Bush Trust Co.
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Notice la hereby given that the
Common Council of the ; City of
Salem. Oregon, deems It necessary ,
and expedient and hereby declares
ita nn noM ' and ' intention " to Im
prove Wilbur Street from the east
line of Summer Street to the west
line of Berry Street at tha ex
pense of the abutting 4 1 ac
cent property, except the street
and alley, intersections, the; ex
pense of which will be assmmea
by the City of Baiem. Oregon, oy
bringing' said portion of r said
atrt t the established grade.
.constructing Portland cement con
crete curbs, and paring said por,
tlon of said street with a slx-?nch
Portland cement concrete pave
ment, thirty feet In Width, U ac
cordance - with the plans 'and .
specifications therefor which were
adopted by the common coanai
ah V.hrair 11 112B- BAi on
file In tne office of the City (Re
corder, and which are hereby re
ferred to and made a part hereof.
The Common' Council hereby
declares its purpose and intention
to. make the above described Im
provement by and through I the
Street Improvement Denartaent
of the City of Salem. Oregon.
By order of . the common coun
cil the 18th day of February,
1929. ' li
M. POULSEN. City Recorder.
Date of first publication Febru
ary 24, 1929. !
Date of final publication Marcn
8, 1929 c 1 Dly to.;M8
GARAGEMAN BUNDED
HILLSBORO. Ore., Mar. $
(AP) Wilbert Fahnow, garage-
man, suffered severe bums today
when an acetylene gas tank, ex
ploded. Fahnow probably will be
blind, physicians said. H
Future
17HY not have
W vour mind at!
ease about your; fam-i
.1 -.... il
ny s ruiure jsuppui li
whether you live or
not?
You can create aj
trust fund with us!
that will protect
them through the
years, educate the
children, give the
n ess and the girls at
dowry on their wed-
ding day.
Let Our Trust Of-
ficer Explain.
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