The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Fridar Morning. December 6 1929
PAGE NINE
Local News Briefs
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Young Girl Die Word of the
death of Fern Chandler. 13, in
Portland Thanksgiving day, - was
sot received here until Wednes
day, when her father called la Sa
lem on business. She ' was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Chandler, was hem in Salem
and lived here until a year ago.
She attended the Grant and Highland-schools,
and had entered
Washington high at Portland.
Death was caused by complica
tions, following an acute attack
of intestinal influenza. Interment
services were held at the Portland
Crematorium Monday. Besides her
parents, she' Is survived by an
aunt. Mrs. Ralph Burrows, and
other relatives in Salem.
Bosch Radio. The best In ra
dios. Halek Electric Co. .
Patients Plan Exhibit ex
hibit and sale of articles made by
the San Study club, group of girls
at the state tuberculosis hospital,
will be held at the hospital De
cember 7, 8, and 9. Proceeds will
be turned back. Into the club cot
lei's to help purchase materials
for the patients' further work.
Tiie local Zonta club loaned the
club $25 to start a revolving fond
td furnish materials with which
the girls may work.
Cooked Food Sale War Moth
ers. 331 State. Saturday, Dec. 7.
Debate Scheduled The senior'
affirmative and Junior negative
teams are scheduled to cross
words today at the fourth Inter
class debate to be held at the hls-h
school at 7 2:3a o'clock. Each!
team has won 3 to 0 from another
opponent and this will probably
be the most evenly matched con
test so far. Frank and Helen
Childs will talk for the seniors
and Harold Prultt and Earle Car-
Give Gifts That Grow. Pearcy
Bros. Nursery, 240 N. Liberty St.
Picture Sale Started Sale of
picture receipts tor the high
school annual, the Clarion has
started, with the following com
mittee in charge: Robert Klney,
Fae- Driscoll, Dorothea Cannon,
Dorothy Krebs, Yvonne Smith,
Louise Cramer and Don Sodeman.
Each student who plans to have
his or her picture appear In' the
.high school yearbook will sub
scribe to the picture receipt sale.
Dance, Schindler's, Saturday.
Staje leaves Terminal 8:45.
Mclntyre and Wife Here Mr.
and ' Mrs. Harvard Mclntyre of
Portland were business visitors la
Salem yesterday, and while here
Mrs. Mclntyre, who was Miss Ro
salia Keber before her marriage
late last month, took occasion to
greet a number of friends and as
sociates. Dollar dinner every night :5C
to 3 at the Marlon hotel.
.Speaks at Stayton The pres
ent situation concerning milk
qualities in Marion county and the
improvement in milk conditions
folowing inspections, were told to
the Stayton high school pupils
yesterday by J. E. Blinkhorn,
county milk inspector.
Neighbors of Woodcraft dinner
Fraternal temple, Dec. 6. "11 to
2:30. Price 35c. 5
Xewcomer j to City Mrs. H.
Jepson Smith has moved to Sa
lem from Lebanon and has taken
up her residence for the winter
with Mr. and Mrs. Hunt at 1275
Frickey street. Mrs. Smith Is in
her 91st year, but quite active,
considering her advanced age.
JFor 'Sale Holly and holly
Tvreatns, walnuts, late and Italian.
Phone 212- evening. O. W. Bean,
"695 Center, street.
Mrs. Harland Improving: Mrs.
P. C. Harland, 378 South 21st
street, is showing slight improve
ment from an illness which has
kept her confined to her bed for
nearly a week. The illness resulted
from complications as a result of
a fall the suffered last week.
Christmas Cards with our with
out engraving or printing at The
Statesman Publishing Co.
Examines 64 Students Dr. Es
till Brunk, dental supervisor with
the Marion county child health de
monstration, examined 64 school
children for dental defects in his
visits Wednesday to the schools at
Mehama, Oak Glen, Oakdale, Fern
Ridge, and Howell.
Cooked food sale' Sat. S. P. of
fice. D. E. club with Mary Cramer
Gift Shop selling out handmade
flowers, etc
Has Extra School Desks
The county school superintendent
has received a request from one
of the county schools which is.
substituting tables and chairs, for-
ciassroom furniture, for a mar
ket for the desks which are be
ing discarded. J
. Hurry! Hurry! Order your
Christmas cards now. Make your
selection from our several hundred
designs at the Statesman.
' Local Mas Author "Colt Just
Ice," a short Btory appearing in
the January issue of the maga
zine "Western Trails," was writ
ten by Clyde A. Warden, of Salem,
who is believed to be the young
est fiction writer la Oregon.
To City from Monitor Mr. and
Mr3. Jacob Warner and family of
Monitor, have moved to Salem and
are now located at 1715 South
Liberty street A son, Edward, has
accepted employment with the
city.
Free Doll with. $1.00 Purchase.
Capitol Drug Store.
Postoffice Employe Hi Silas
Rhodes, on the payroll of the local
postofflee, has been ill for several
weeks. He has been with the post
office morethan 23 years.
Stated eommunition, Sa
lem lodge No. 4, A. F. ft
A. M., Friday, Dec, sth.
7:30 p. m. Election of of
ficers. No dinner. By or
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der- of W, M. J. D. Berwick.
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Meeting Scheduled Hew The
regular monthly meeting of the
Marlon county public health association-will
be held Thursday, De
cember 12, at 12:30 o'clock at the
home of Dr. Estella Ford Warn
er, 537 South High street, with
the Salem committee of the coun
ty association entertaining. The
committee hopes to have Mrs.
Saidie Orr Dunbar, as a guest, to
hear from Mrs. Dunbar of her
Journey to the national capital as
a .member of the White House
child welfare conference. Mrs.
Brazier Small is president of the
county health . association. Those
planning to attend the meeting
will bring their Own lunch and
hot drinks will be furnished.
' Get your Eveready Prestone An-
ti-Freeze at Capital Motor, Co
Inc., 350 North High St,
Turner Form Brotherhood
Eighteen members of the - Men s
Brotherhood of the Leslie church
were at Turner Wednesday night
to assist the Methodist men there
in organization of a brotherhood.
C. Fr French of Salem, district
chairman for this area of the
Methodist Men's Council, was in
charge of the meeting. Prof. Roy
Lockenour- of -Willamette univer
sity and secretary of the council,
told something of his trip, to
Japan.
Select your Christmas cards at
The Statesman, we print or en
rritfn thorn in nrHor.
Sending Poster East Posters
made by Marion county school
children in connection with the
dental contest held last spring.
uudlng one used in the Park
school health education work
here and one done by Aline Col
by of Gervals, will be sent east.
following a call from the Com
monwealth Fund headquarters for
them. They will be used in a
monthly bulletin Issued by the
Commonwealth Fund.
Double S. A H. Stamps today
and Sat, Carson Pharmacy, Sena
tor Bldg., Tel. 233.
All-Girls Party Tonight Salem
high school girls hare given their
boy schoolmates and others fair
warning to absent themselves, and
tonight at 7:30 o'clock will hold
forth In the first all-girl school
frolic of the year. The Girls' Lea
gue la sponsoring the party and
informal program, with Mildred
Zehner la general charge.
Free Doll with $1.00 Purchase.
Capitol Drug Store.
CertlflcaOom Asked The Fat
Elk drainage district In Coos
county has requested the state
reclamation commission to certify
to bonds of the district in the
amount of $15,000. A partial
surrey of the district will be made
by the state engineer before
final order is issued.
Double S. & H. Stamps today
and Sat. Carson Pharmacy, Sena
tor Bldg., Tel. 233.
Y'g Men Club Meets Rev.
Fred C. Taylor, pastor of the First
Methodist church, talked on
"Good Citizenship" at the regular
Thursday morning meeting of the
Y's men's club held at the T. M
C: A. Dr. E..L. Russell is presi
dent of the clubhand Fred Dun
can, secretary. .
Free Doll with $1.00 Purchase.
Capitol Drug Store.
Eric Butler to Seattle Eric
Butler, manager of the local
Western Union office, left Thurs
day for Seattle, where he will re-.
main until Sunday in attendance
at a conference of managers of his
company.
Pianos for Rent. H. L.. Stiff
Furniture Co.
Board Members Named C. W.
Lassen, Pendleton; Dr. W. H. Ly-
tle, Salem, and Charles H. Sea-
graves, Oregon City, Thursday
were reappointed members of the
veterinary medical examining
board by Governor Patterson.
Model Bakery Try our Milk
and Honey bread. Call 1657. Free
delivery.
Extradition Ordered Governor
Patterson Thursday authorized
the extradition of Chris McLane
wh la wanted in Oakland, Calif.,
for violation of the state poison
act. McLane. is tinder . arrest in
Portland.
Get your Eveready Prestone An-
tl-Freeze at Capital Motors Co,
Inc. 350 N. High street
Miss Ratcliff Returns Miss
Annie Ratcliff, . matron of the
Oak. Grove hospital, left Thurs
day xor tnat place after spending
several days visiting at her home
In Salem.
Model Bakery Try our milk
and honey bread. Call 1657. Free
aeuvery.
Scheclar Returns IX A. Schee-
lar, . proprietor -of Scheelar Auto
Wrecking company, has returned
from a trip to Alberta, Canada,
where he visited relatives.
Free Doll with $1.00 Purchase.
Capitol Drug Store.
Johnson Leaves for Idaho
Hilding Johnson, who baa been
risking in this city, left yesterday
for Bliss. Idaho, where his home
Is located.
Want used furniture. Tel. SI
Junior Board Meets The Juni
or board -of the T. M. C A. held
a meettnn Thnrsdav nirht. at
which plans for the Older Boys
conference to he held U McMInn-
ruie next week were discussed.
Will Ten of Trip Mark Mc-
Callister, state corporation com
missioner, will be the" speaker at
tha Lions - elnh - luncheon todav
a. c. uaag has arranged for mu
sical entertainment. .-- -
Erlksen. pastor of tha American
Lutheran church, returned Wed-
nseday evening from a abort busi
RDF SPEIS
upon no
. S. C. Faculty Member De
scribes Conditions' to
Students Here
Dr. C. F. Magruder of Oregon
State college spoke to students at
Willamette university Thursday
on conditions in Mexico. Dr. Ma
gruder -spent several weeks in
Mexico last summer, -
The United States has stopped
the last three attempted revolu
tions in Mexico by refusing to sell
arms to the rerolutlonJiis, accord
ing to vt. Magraaers statement.
The work of Ambassador Dwlght
Morrow was .highly praised.
"The Mexicans have a lottery
type of mind." he said. "Many of
themould rather buy a lottery
ticket and have a million tomor
row, haybe, than to try to save,"
he declared. Not only is the na
tional credit of the nation low but
credit of Individuals is also poor.
ur. Magruder stated that' con
siderable progress had been made
in education: that now only 0
per cent of the people were con
sidered illiterate, whereas SO per
cent were estimated to be Illiter
ate 10 years ago. The Mexicans
have a far less hostile attitude I
toward the united States than
they had a decade ago. A further
virtue -named was absence of race
prejudice. -
nuns hid
IN WFJMEf PFl
Arguments of attorneys in ha-
baes corpus proceedings filed by
August Wemmo " against Sheriff
Hnrlburt of Multnomah county,
were heard by the state supreme
court here Thursday.
Wemme appealed from an order
of Judge Robert G. Morrow of the
Multnomah county circuit court la
which Morrow ruled that Wem
me's claim of immunity from ar
rest and imprisonment was not
ustified. Judge Morrow found
that Wemme was detained legally
and by virtue of an execution oa
final Judgment In the case of How
ard Sutherland, federal alien prop
erty custodian, against Edward
Wlckey Dow W. Walker and
August Wemme. Wemme has fur
nished $25,000 bond pending dis
position of the case in the supreme
court. -
The circuit court awarded
udgment against the defendants
in the amount of '$67,545.80.
Wickey was an agent of Suther
land. It was charged that Walker
and Wemme conspired with
Wickey with the understanding
that Wickey was to purchase
stoek in the E. Henry Wemme
company, which he was authorized
only to sell to other persons.
O-
y
1 West Salem
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Thanksgiving visitors at the F.
j. Langenberg home on Edgewa
ter street were Mrs. Langenbergs
mother, of Roseburg, Robert
OHadwell, Howard Gladwell and
Joe Gladwell. They stayed until
Sunday morning, when they re
turned to Roseburg.
Miss Evelyn Thomas of Edge-
water . stereet was a dinner guest
Tuesday evening at the home Of
her friend. Miss Delia Locke of
Liberty street, Salem.;
Harold Davis returned to Al
bany Sunday, where be is employ
ed, after spending a week with his
mother, Mrs. L. E. Davis, of Ruge
street. "
Fred LaDue. of the TJ. S. Navy,
who is stationed at the Naval hos
pital, Bremerton, Washington,
spent Thanksgiving at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. La Due, of Third street. "
Miss Laura Walton was a re
cent visitor with her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary McGee of Ruge street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r-. Lamb, and
son, Virgil, of Skinner street Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Thomas of Ruge
street, and Mr. and Mrs. A. F.'
Thomas of North Salem, spent
Sunday In Independence with their
friends, Mrs. N. Moore, and Mrs.
Goldte Osmunson. They are old-
time friend, living near them in
Kansas around 30 yearsgago.
Donald Davis returned to St.
Helens Sunday, where he teaches
school. He was In West Salem, vis
iting his mother, Mrs. L. E. Davis,
and spent the week-end. with her.
Wayne Overholser of Jefferson
was a recent visitor at the L. E.
Davis home of Ruge street. He
was a schoolmate of Donald Davis.
Mrs. Hess of Portland was call
ed Sunday to the home of her
son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Hess of Rosemdnt ave
nue due to the illness of Mr. Hess.
Mr.' - Hess has ' been somewhat
worse, but he was resting a little
easier Monday. - - : .
Lawrence Snell of Albany . was
a recent visitor with his friend.
Harold Dans, whose home Is on
Ruge street :
The West Side Fur 'House.
which Is managed by I. W. Thom
as, is planning on a busier season
Mrs. Petty johm la Portland
Mrs. Winnie Pettyjohn left Thurs
day to spend a tew days in Port
land. ' - .
Moves front Cottage Grave
Mrs. Ed. Hanson of Cottage Grore
has moved to this city and Is lo
cated at 1415 Marion street.
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U.of O. CampuslIovU to be Shown Soon
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Seen e from Eds Co-edV" the University of Oregon campus movie,
soon to be shown la various cities throughout the state. It was writ
ten, acted and produced by students, none of whom had ever had any
experience in such work. It Is declared to be aa excellent prod action,
and one that reflects the real campus life, la this photo are Dorothy
Burke and Vera Elliott, wfce are eo-a tarred.
, ;
this year than ever. Several hund
red people make. a business of
trapping during the winter months
and furs are already beginning to
come aa the season opened Decem
ber 1. - '
; Fletcher McGee returned to his
home on Ruge street Sunday aft
er being on a week's vacation. His
wife, Mrs. McGee, returned to
Weston, where she will finish
teaching this term of school.
L. A. 8wlgert has returned to
his work In Salem, after being
confined to his home on Skinner
street with an infected foot,
which was poisoned by stepping
en a nalL
Mrs. Tandy was a recent rlsitor
with her friend, Mrs. Mary McGee
or Ruga street.
Mrs. L. E, Davis and Mrs. W.
F. Thomas were Wednesday call
ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L W. Thomas of Edgewater street.
Vaccination as
Compulsory Idea
Is Not Allowed
The state board of higher edu
cation ha? no authority to pass a
resolution making vaccination for
smallpox compulsory in any insti
tution over which it has control,
according to an opinion handed
down by the attorney general
Thursday.
The attorney general held, how
ever,, that the state board of
health acting directly, or through
the local county boards of health,
has power to enforce vaccination
at any of the institutions of high
er learning in case of an epidemic
or threatened epidemic.
The opinion was requested by
A; R: Watzek, acting secretary for
the state board of higher educa
tion. Swimming Party
Staged by Girls
Members of the Happy Hour
club", Girl Reserve group from SI1
rerton Wednesday evening enjoy
ed a swlxfiming party at the Salem
Y. M. C. A. followed by a supper
party at the Y. W. C. A. Officers
of the group are Margaret Shaw,
Obituary
Frederickson
At his home -In Hailey, Idaho,
December 2, J. E. Frederickson,
52. husband of Mary Frederick-
son. Besides his widow, he is sur
vived by one son; Eugene, of Hal-
ley; brothers, Frank-Albert of
Steamboat Iowa, and James W..
of Salem; a half brother, E. w.
Bales, of Long Beach, Calif., and
the following step brothers and
sisters, N. O. Bales of Salem; Mrs.
Josle Shutts, of Medford; Wm.
Bales of Minnesota. Remains will
arrive in Salem Friday. Funeral
services Friday at 3:30 o'clock
from Rigdon mortuary, with in
terment at Odd Fellows cemetery
Rev. M. A. Groves officiating.
City View Cemetery
Established 1893 ' TeL 1268
Conveniently Accessible
Perpetual care provided for
Prices Reasonable -
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, A Park Cemetery ;
with perpetual care
Jnst tea sniavtes from tbm
heart of town
JUNE!
3GCAGO
We buy rags, sacks, paper
Iron, brass, copper, hides, e
ate. - -
Capital Junk , Co.
H. Stelnbock, Prop. .
By the Bridge
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president; Orma Day, treasurer;
Ella Kellner, secretary; and Ar-
thenla "Cox. vice president. - Mrs.
Elizabeth K. Gallaher, general Y.
W. C. A, secretary here, was
special guest at the event, the
first of its kind which the Silver-
ton girls have held this year. Be
sides the officers, present were
the three advisors of the club
Miss Sibyl Wells. Miss Veda Davis
and Mrs. Lee Alfred; and the fol
lowing members: Margaret Ross,
Olga Hagan. Valda Davis, Ardith
Drake, Margaret Ballangand,
Gladys Burch, Marlon Russell.
Mildred Jenkins, Ina Clarke, Hil
da Pounder, Eleanore Moen, Mar-
atA Ross, Imogeae Williams and
Pauline Henjum. Transportation
was furnished through courtesy
of Mts A. Henjum and J. J.
Oeder.
Newspaper Way
Cracking Safe
Held All Wrong
Harry Schmidt and Raymond
Carr, who arrived at the state
penitentiary here Tuesday to serve
terms for burglary at Grants Pass,
never again will accept a newspa
per formula for safe-cracking.
Schmidt told the prison offi
cials that while in Grants Pass
few days ago he read a safe crackl
ing formula in a Portland newspa
per. That night he and Carr en
tered a store and attempted to put
the formula into practice. The
formula proved a "flop," Schmidt
said, with the result that his hand
was blown off.
Schmidt and Carr later were ar
rested at Roseburg.
ASTORIA FIGHTER WIXS
BELLING HAM, Wash., Dec. 5.
(AP) George Ingersoll, of
Astoria, Ore., and Frankle Repos
of Bellingham, welterweights,
fought to a draw in the main
event of the American Legion
boxing card here tonight. The
fight was slow and devoid of in
terest
DEER TOO NUMEROUS
SAN RAFAEL, Cat. Dec 8.
(AP) Striking a new note in the
matter of hunting deer, ranchers
and home owners of Marin coun
ty today started a movement to
cut dowa the great number of the
animals.
FINEST TORIO J Qf
READING LENSES KVV0
Eyeglass Insurance and thor
ough examination Included.
THOMPSON-GLUTSCH
OPTICAL CO.
110 N. Commercial St.
Farmers' Day
Erery Sat. 1:30 P.M.
at
P. N. Woodry's
Auction Market
and
- Furniture Store
1610 N. Summer St
This Week's Listings
As Fellows :
Otwks, walnwts, apples, anl
Hwslt rags, geee
tMbr. he blanket
large assortment ef xaJscellaa-
eons articles.
Fanners if yea have anything
U sell bring it in. We have
bayers for anything yea have
to sen, all listings mast be In
by Wednesday night for free
rrivate sales daSy of new and
sse furniture, pianos, all elee
Mf ranree;
coal ranges, mm
circulating heaters.
kinds, am staffed aaveaperts
and chairs, bed recta sad din
ing rsoaa snita, led blanket
sad anything thai gees to
fsmi&h a bihbqi ,
We Sell For Less".
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ELECTS OFFICERS
A. L. Collins Reelected Mast
er of Local Grange at
Gervais
GERYAIS, December 5. One
hundred were present Tuesday
evening at the meeting of Fair
field Grange which was held at
the Masonic halL Only two of a
large number of candidates pre
sented themselves for initiation
and these were given the work by
the team from Monitor.' Several
ears of members of the Monitor
grange, accompanied the team.
After the meeting a basket sup
per was served, the dining room
being filled twice. This meeting
was a follow-up of the Fairfield
grange meeting of last Wednesday
night when the generous offetvof
VT. A. Ditmar was accepted and
officers for next year were elect
ed. Mr. Ditmar gave the grange
two acres of land on which to
build a hall, also free gravel to
build the basement and free
water.
Officers elected at the meeting
last Wednesday night were: A. L.
Collins, re-elected master; D. B.
DuRette. oTerseer; Mrs. G. Run
corn, lecturer; Frank Cannard,
secretary: Mrs. Frank Cannard,
treasurer; Kenneth Moore, stew
ard; Freeman Marthaler, assist
ant steward; Miss Ruth Palmer,
lady assistant steward; George
Fichtel, gate keeper; Mrs. A. L.
Collins, chaplain; Mrs. Charles
Moore, Ceres: Miss Florence Du
Rette, Flora; Mrs. Ralph DuRette
Pomona. Work has already been
started on plans for the grange
hall.
This is not a story of "Who has
tha butteaT" bat "who has the
key?. And incidentally, seven
persons are going to see, free for
nothing, the Snikpoh society's
first public production this fall,
"Seven Keys to Baldpate. which
will be presented Friday, Decem
ber 13, at the high school audi
torium. The play, by the way. Is
a mystery thriller by George H.
Cohen.
Here's how the seven free seats
come.- Hidden tonight In each of
seven Salem stores will be one of
the keys to Baldpate, and tha first
person locating one of theaa and
sending his or her name and the
number of the key and tha place
in the store in which it was found
to the high school, care the Snlk
poh dramatic society, will receive
a ticket to the play. Stores in
which the keys will be hidden will
be: Miller's, the Spa, Man's Shop,
Capital Drug store. Atlas Book
store, Olson ftoral shop and Mc
Kays coat ana aress shop.
Each key will be of cardboard,
more than a foot long, and on it
will be found a number and infor
mation concerning the play.
Thirteen high school students
HJce
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Now Open Until
Midnight
Daily Eaxept Sunday
Complete Service
for your Model A
and Model P
Cars and Trucks
Springfield
ITiiffCG
For AH Cars
Washing" - Lubricating
Gasoline
Lubricating Oil
Battery Service
Light Adjusting
Repairing
noTon co.
Sales FORD Serriee
raoxE loos
BEFORE YOU SELL
YOUR JUNK
Hume as for the
- Highest Cash Price
Wa buy and sell everything
Salem Junk Co.
'" 320 N. Commercial
FnOXE 483
Saffron St Kline ' .
FAIRFIELD 61
nmffi m to
BEMNMHY
are east in the production: Wil
liam Dyer, Eleanor Wright
Yvonne Smith. Jean Eastridge,
Evelya Cummings, Howard Cross,
Victor Williams, Norman Wins
low, Lawrence Brown, Carl Col
lins, Richard Devers, Darlow
Johnson and Liston Parrish. Miss
Lelia Johnson, advisor to the dra
matic society, is coaching the mys
tery play.
Mines Firm Is
Incorporated
Here Thursday
The Cinnabar Mines, Inc., with
headquarters in Portland and cap
ital stock of 325,000, has been
incorporated by Z. A. Wise. It. O.
Morrison and W. F. Wbiteley.
Other articles filed in the state
corporation department Thursday
follow:
Mutual Thrift Society, Port
land, 310.000; Jeremiah Turner,
Ollle Henderson, Jasper Williams,
et al.
Rogue River Meats, Inc., Med
ford, 110,000; Martin Heitkainp,
Alfred Meusel and Frank DeSou-
sa.
Ur-It Laboratories. Inc.. Port
land, 350,000; Frank Stearns, Al
exander Sweek and C. Smith
Long.
Letter to Hoss
Not Received at
State House Yet
Hal E. Hoss, secretary of state,
has not received a letter from C.
W. Robinson. Portland attorney.
In which 'Robinson criticized Hoss
because he had refused to provide
rooms In which a group of persons
might meet and discuss a propos
ed initiative measure amending
the existing insurance code.
Hoss issued this statement af
ter a Portland newspaper Quoted
Robinson as saying that copies of
the letter had been sent to the
state department. -
Hoss declares ha refused to
provide the rooms sought by Rob
inson on the grounds that the
business to he transacted was of a
private rather thaa a public na
ture. STECHER WTXS
PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec 5.
(AP) Poe Stecher, former claim
ant of the world'a heavyweight
wrestling title, defeated Howard
Cantonwine. Iowa matman, two
falls out Of three In the main
event of the wrestling card here
last night.
Order the Oregon Statesman for
one year and secure one of the
North American Travel Insurance
policies for 1.00.
Now Is the Time
t6 SAVE on
Christmas Buying
Not old merchandise marked down, but
NEW GOODS bought at-low prices and
the savings passed on to you. ,
(Thousands' of people visited tile Breier
stores yesterday, which means savings of
thousands of dollars.
come; see
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DEPT. STORES
HiypEBora
1 USED FOR FISHIKE
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec 5.
CAP) Everet Idlsanantd, former
fisherman and now a resident of
this city, today announced he has
patented a new type boat for uss .
in commercial fishing operations,
on the1 lower Columbia river and -similar
districts which, he says,
will re -olutlonlze fishing. '
The nrentor said he has taken
the ore inary ?l-foot fishing craft
fand eoiuipped It with an air pro-'
pellor that will give it speed up
to 0 miles an hour. This air pro
pellor, he declared, does away
with a -.submerged propellor and
rudder. -
The air propellor, the Inventor
said, will eliminate the fouling of '
fishing nets. Further it wiU en
able one fisherman to handle aU
operations which, formerly . took
the attention of two men.
He said the boat has proven
successful in gill-netting, seining
and deep sea trailing. It Is equip
ped with a mechanical net hand
ling device.
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PORTLAND, Ore., Dec $. t
(AP) George Robertson, IS. of
Canby, Ore., died at a hospital
here today from injuries received
in a high school football game
at Canby recently. Physicians
said his knee was Injured and .be
came infected.
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