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Newspaper Page TextI I 5 W SB . . . . - .... The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning, February 21, 1930 PAGE liocl News Briefs -- i ' Veb Sone Many TJ. G. Boyer, commander of Joshua Smith tamp Sons of Union Veterans of the CItII war says he Hads the ' isroods are foil of eons at union, Veterans. An S. O. S. call was sent out recently for all sons to re port, and from the result, the rop is large. A spirit et co-oper- . atiea is in evidence in assisting; Joshua Smith camp, la carrying out It patriotic program itherln membership of the organization r assistance outside membership. A meeting of the camp council, end welfare committee has been arraigned for Saturday evening at 7:00 o'clock to work out some important plans for future activ lties. Dance Mellowmoon every sat. Medical Committee Meets A dinner meeting of the medical ad vUory committee to the county health unit was held last night at the Marlon to discuss matters relative to the public health work with Dr. Vernon A. Douglas, head of the unit. Members of the med ical advisory committee are: Dr. Knott of Independence, chair man, Dr. W. B. Morse. Dr. H. J. Clements, Dr. W. W. Baum, and Dr. K. W. Stockwell. See the new special Royal Seeper demonstration at Gahls dorf's. Inc., 323 Court street. Property Changes Hands -A total in which consideration of 1S00O was involved was closed yesterday by the Thomasdn and Bechtel realty office. Mrs. A. A. Iladley exchanged her house and five lots in Marion for the house sad lot on Jefferson street here owned by Peter Weaver. The fame office recently sold a lot on Richmond avenue for George N. Patterson to J. D. Berwick, the consideration being S650, Thia is your opportunity to buy Visits Rural School The com munity club at Central Howell nas fixed no a stace at the arhool arose mere, and have made a most pleasing effect by nsing can vass xor the back and side walls, reports WiHiam W. Fox. rural school supervisor, who yesterday visited that school. Footlights and overhead lights have also been installed. A play was given at the school house last night Fox also visited the schools at Harmony and Brush Creek. In the latter place finding members of the Pig club starting on a tour of farms in that neighhprhood wnere pigs are raised. Cooked Food Sale Ladles First Christian church. Sat. Feb. 22nd at S. P. Ticket office. N. Li berty. .Will Plan Camp The local Y. M. C. A.x directors have made arrangements with Frank H. Struble, local architect, whereby he will prepare plans, without charge, for the Y. boys' camp at Short Beach, near Tillamook. He will visit the location soon to de termine what buildings are need ed and what their design should be to harmonize with the sur roundings. Improvement of the camp site was a principal topic of discussion at a meeting Thursday at the Y. Special Baby Grand Piano. Bargain. New 1930 model, Wur- illtzer make. Only 1395. Terms 12.50 -per week. Free delivery. Your old piano taken in ex change. See this Grand displayed in our window. Tallman Piano Store. 385-396 So. 12th. A mile from high price. Meet at Lauglilin Home A group from tne - feoutn saiem Friends church met Wednesday night at the home of Dr. C. B. Langhlin to enjoy a dinner and program. Dr. uaugnnn laipea CHIVALRY QEAQ, UN OPINES Latest Feminine Customs Slew It, Declares Madam Sonia in Talk You never know when yon are going to meet an Interesting per son. Bnt you may t sure 10 meet one it you hap pen to be walk ing In at the Liberty street door of Miller's store anytime today or tomor row. This person is standing at the counter on the right hand of the aisle fac ing you as you enter that door. She has straight reddish brown hair, parted in the middle and brought down well-eroomed woman who Is a good listener and lets herself be told by the men of her world still the desirable one." According te this Interestlag woman, Madam soma oy name, women should recognize this and not lose, sight of it la developing themselves. One of the important things to a woman is "how she appears." Ia order to appear well she should make a serious study of her clothes as to color and style and at times she Bhosld consider her complexiea la connection with color and clothes. To have a good complexion Is to give It serious attention in so far a cretBB. Dewdera, and skim tonics are concerned and, of course the body should be care fully cared for. m all this Madam Sonia Is tre- mAnrfoimlv interested. It is her business, bnt she mixes genuine and sincere Interest with her busi ness and when she studies people before ner who come for advice, vhfen aba rladlv and charmingly elves, she makes an Individual of each and advises after cwetul con sideration. s.. 1. rlrine snecta! make-ftps an akin discussions today and tomorrow at Miller's. high grade shoes like Walk-Over, on "Race Relations" and L. Earle Cantilever at a clearance sale Deane, who recently returned Foot-Health Shoe Co. 415 from tne Aincan misbiuuaiy iietas, toia oi ms wor meie. Eighteen persons were present. price. Sute. Mm, goats smoothly about etiher side of her face. She has very blue eyes and an interest ing expression. She will most like ly smile and offer you a little green book and If you do take it and then talk to her for a little bit she has some interesting things to say to the feminine folk who enter. Here are some things she said yesterday. "Women may think that they have changed the tforld. They have done this they have killed the old chivalry or men. Long skirts and less boyish atti tudes will not bring it back. We would have to faint at tne sugnt st provocation, weep, and sit In silent adoration of the man If we we were to again get the old pro tective chivalry back again, and, modern women will not do that. They have gone too far." "But," said she, narrowing her eyes a bit. "this Is a man's world for all that, women are ciever sun is en by WEST SALEM HI APPROPRIATION FOR PEN LEGAL Van Winkle Gives Opinion on Question of Addition to Oregon Prison HA! MYSTERY CLEARED Yo Yo Explained for Benefit of Waiting World CAN YOU CONTROL ONE? but they still do not get the same salaries that men get. even though Swing "cation Discussed T iv- swn iw T.mii Rech- thev be as clever, and many times There is some considera tion ,i ,i ,i .... man has re- mnrp clever, than the men. Worn- . w -nMM lc - w t?v , ----- I . V ' . . ,f.ll,1 among mtmwri ui m ""- I reived a letter from Everew awe- en woo are uau iu.vv.-. . ..i f Anmavtiie. nr still the lonely women or ine - . - n a ... now of Sturgis. S. D., stating inai worm, ine pretty, i, Mrs. Swesey is quite poorly, and that it has been awtuiiy com Veeui to Meet Local men there, the thermometer register- . members of the Fourth eite university faculty concerning t!ie advisibility of postponing the regular spring vacation so that I' will not come at the time of tie state basketball tournament. This change will also aid several of the campus organizations in their arrangements for proposed trip Ask for a demonstration of the n!w special Royal Sweeper. Phone 67. Gahlsdorfs, Inc. WEST SALEM. Feb. 2d (Spe cial) A shower was given Wed nesday afternoon at tne noma oi Mrs. Elmer Martin, honoring Mrs. K. Griffen of West Salem. The afternoon quickly passed chatting and a large number or. gifts were presented to Mrs. Grif fen when a tiny express wagon was brought to her filled with gifts.. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Elmer Martin, assisted by Mrs. Grace Hurst and Miss Martha Maerz. Those present were Mrs. A. R. Bonlware. Mrs. E. Maers, Mrs. K. Griffen. Miss Martha Maeri, Mrs. Baer, Mrs. S. Ptiefauf. Mrs. Grace Hurst, Mrs. Agnes Martin, Mrs. Earl Tucker and daughter, Mrs. H A. Harres and small son, Mrs. n a Hanks, and two children. Mrs. I. W. Thomas, Mrs. L. C. oriffen. Mrs. C. E. Greene and Mrs. Elmer Martin. ing SO to 35 degrees below and y s Engineers during the World plenty of snow. "I d rather be rreivine Invitations to attp'nH the 'annual reunion of the regiment at Vancouver. Wash., Saturday night, Marcn s. plenty in Oregon, he add3. 4 Room heated Apt. Electric range. Garage. Good location. Phone 2528R. Hoss Goes South Hal E. Hoss, Wallulah Plans Announced secretary of state, will leave here Obituary Returns From Seattle Mrs. residence of his daughter TIndall Asa Tindall, age 66, died at the .1.1mm r hla daughter at 876 The Wallulah. annual publication oi the associated students of wu Ltmette university Is now ia the process of- preparation and will be ready for: distribution by May v eok end according to announce ment made by editor Roy Har imd. The new book will have many new art features which are bvMng prepared by. a Portland en g raving concern. Saturday for Sacramento, where he will soend two weeks making an investigation of how the mo tor vehicle accounts are handled In that state. Enroute to Cali fornia Mr Hose will visit a num ber of non-resident registration stations tn southern Oregon. Dollar dinner every night 5:45 Girl Reserves Meet The Gar- itfeilasa Boomer of this city who North 16 th street. Survived oy h.. Kaan nvndinc the last six I Ma widow. Lee - 'iinuaii: sua weeks In Seattle visiting ner daughter. Mrs. M. A. Heam, re- The state emergency board has authority to create a deficiency appropriation to meet any emer gency, if provided by law, ac cording to a legal opinion hand ed dowa by the attorney general here Thursday. The oofnlon upsets the previous impression among state officials' that an emergency appropriation can be granted only when the or iginal appropriation Is exhausted. The opinion was sought or tne state board of control In connec tion with a proposal to construct a new cell block at the state pen itentiary costing approximately J 8 4,000. Whether IhU improve ment is an emergency must be determined by the state emer gency board, the attorney gener al held "You set out in your letter," read the attorney general's opin ion, "the conditions which will require more room and facilities in the penitentiary during the present year in addition to those already existing and thus far con structed under the provisions of Chapter 410, general laws of Ore gon for 1929, for the purpose of making alterations, or new con struction either at the former boys training school or the main plant of the penitentiary. "You show that there is a bal ance remaining in such appropri ation of about $35,000. Ybu re quest my opinion whether or not the state board of control has the right, under the law, to ask the emergency board to authorize the creation of a deficiency which would be incurred in the con struction of an additional build ing, after using the present bal ance of the appropriation. "It clearly appears that the em ergency board Is authorized to grant authority to incur a de ticlency is a condition requiring either the expenditure of a great er sum than the amount appro priated by the legislative assem bly, or the expenditure of mon eys not specifically provided by law, "The requirement for the ex penditure of such money must ex ist by reason of the necessity for discharging a public duty Impos ed by law. If such duty is Im posed and there are no funds or insufficient funds available to meet the expenses of the perform ance of such duty, then there is an emergency, and under such conditions, the statute authorises the request to the emergency Well, Skinnay, here Is the lew- down on the Yo Yo. It's a cross between a top. a boomerang, a tptt-wad" and a mysterious come to me. go from me" son of ball made of wood with a string- attacaed. And you should see the things that earn be done with that ball! Boy, you ain't seen nothin until von have seen the performance of that thing. It has -Hetni dill pickles beat for varieties. When you get to be a Yo Yo expert you are more accompusnea man a college graduate for at least you can entertain a group of folk without giving them a headache. For instance with a Yo Yo you can be standing In a window and Bill Bluff walks underneath the window. You give your wrist a twist and down goes the ball on the end of the string, strikes Mr. Bill's hat and comes right back to your hand like a well trained boomerang. Hard on Bill but you are sate. Then too, you can give a par ty and the main feature instead of slight of hand performance with handkerchief and matches and such like cumbersom outfit, you can Just stand In front of your group and with a string and a funny looking ball bend and twist and wiggle your hand and wrist and keep your feet just so and your mouth just so and there you Charles of Tillamook and two iaiiffhtfrs: Mrs. Lena Walling of Salem and Mrs. Opal Kelson of J board for authorisation to incur Tillamook; the following brotn- turned yesterday. "Vf Lnhhv Proeram There will I mnA -uters: Llovd Tin- hand lobbv orogram at the Y. M. .ii salem. Marlon of C. A. tonight because oi tne re- gcIo james of Portland, George nair work which Is rolng on la the lobby. Want used- furniture. Tel. 111. f Washington. Mrs. Lois Shanks of Portland. Mrs. Mary Brown of corvallis and Mrs. Martha Cres-j wall of McMinnviue. Also live , , . grandchildren: Verna, Neva and -i-.o f I - iiit-i "t - - - oiadvi waiiine. uoooy iiuuaw Walkover and Cantilever shoes at day afternoon after school at the gugpended for SO days when he ti e Foot-Health Shoe Co. 415 Y. W. C. A. These girls, under appeared ln municipal court J Ptate. direction of their advisor. Miss ThurBday on a charge of speed- Hirths Reported Birth3 re ported yesterday to the statisti cal department of the county stealth unit included: a boy, Law rence Melville, to Mr. and Mrs. i. M. Yates, 2595 Maple, on Feb r iary 1; a boy, William Lee, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McCrack en. 2513 Maple, op. January 31; boy, Arnold Niles. to Mr. and I.lrs. Martin Tokstad, 1415 North 11th, on February 6. ' v wonderful vafueat 129.50 for the new special Royal Sweep- et fit. Helen Bretthanpt. are learning at . eacn session io cw and yesterday chocolate pudding was the food preparea and Donald Moore. Funeral ser vices Saturday at 3:11 o'clock at the Clough-Taylor mortuary. Rev. Wells officiating. Interment City View cemetery. TTE5- We Rent Used Furniture rail 2103, Used Furniture Department S are more tricks than a circus clown. It's good, I tell you. It will be worth a lot of marlHes this spring out on the back lot when playing gets good. Yon want to be careful though when ron ret yours that your dad does not take it away from you for Ue old folks like them too. You know that the Fox Elsinore and the Oregon Statesman got to gether and Saturday afternoon a limited number of these o los are to be given away to the mem bers of the Mickey Mouse club The Yo Yo was invented by a Filipino, Fiores by name, and now there is a whale of a demand for them ln the United States. I hope you get one Saturday. MOVE TO RECOVEB HOES' I m Following Tuesday's state su preme court opinion holding u un constitutional a resolution adopted at the 1929 legislative sessioa authorising the payment of $6 per day expease money to members, Marlon county granges Thursday were investigating the records of the 1927 legislature to determine how many members accepted ex Dense money under a similar re solution adopted at that session. The check showed that the ex pense money authorised under the 19 2T legislative resolution was re fused bv Representative Miller of Umatilla and Settlemier of Ma rion and Senator Corbett of Mult nomah. It was Indicated here on Thursday that an attempt may be made to recover the expense money paid to legislators under the 1927 resolution. a deficiency. "In the final analysis, the em ergency board" must decide upon the advisability of granting such authority, and ln so doing, neces sarily passes upon the existence of an emergency requiring the same. "In my opinion the facts set out In your letter authorize the state board of control, under the provisions of the statute, to give the notice to the secretary of the emergency board, provided ln sec tion 3009, Oregon laws." How To Reduce Varicose Veins Rub Gently and Upward Toward the Heart as Blood In Veins Flows That Way mi Dance Mellowmoon every Sat. Pnnnor Assessor ni F. J. nice, former county assessor, who has been quite ill at the home of silverton. hi son. Glenn L. Rice at w Market, is reported to be improv ing Slowly. He has been down for nearly three weeks, suffering from influenza and complications. Ttrk Glass G. L. Pettit of Welsncr Visit Here A. F. Weisner of Sacrameno, Calif., Is spending some time ln this coun tv on a combined business and pleasure trip. He is a brother of D. C. Weisner who resides near 151 N.llgb Harris Mrs. Josephine Harris, age 79. died Feruary 20 at the residence oa Market street., Survived by the following children: Thomas Payne of California, Mrs. Minnie Graber of Salem, Mrs. Josephine teel of Portland; Mrs. Laura Haller, Irvine Payne, Oliver Payne and Shelton Payne, all of Idaho. Also 10 grandchildren Men S C1UD WaO SUU J I -- .Vlliu. Vn - TtA uniw and two treat grandchildren, fu- This Is True Many people have become de spondent because they have been led to believe that there is no rem edy that will reduce swollen veins and bunches. ' - - If you will get a two-ounce or- j iginal bottle Of Moone's Emerald Oil (full strength) at any first class druKatsts and apply It night and morning as directed, you will anlcklv' notice an Improvement, whlcJr will continue until . the vein and buncnes are reaucea to rtnal. Moone's Emerald Oil Is a harmless, yet most powerful ger micide, and two ounces last a very long time. Indeed, so pow erful is Emerald Oil , that old chronic cases of piles are often entirety absorbed and anyone who is disappointed with its use can have their monev refunded. Per ry's Drug Store sells lots of It. Adv. ' Dance Mellowmoon every Sat. Kittredee Speaks The Ys un' einh was addressed oy it. Costs 85 Cents A Month To Lose Pounds of Ugly Fat ; T Gahlsdorfs, 10., 325 Court Los Angeles was fined $25 4u mu- ini? breakfast program. 2 o'clock from the Clough-Taylor ' I .i.uoi .nnri Thurndav on char-1 morning nreaaiasi prusiiii. Ifc.i w rt t Howe nfflelat- KnW niAinai court Thursday on char- res of breaking glass on a public thoroughfare ana iainng to siop superintendent C. A. Howard ad- tery. Howard Addresses at a through street intersection. The arresting officer reportea that Pettit threw a bottle out oi his car when he saw he was be ing pursued for Ignoring a stop dressed the weekly assembly of the senior high school yesteraay noon. Prom Alhambra J. F. Dough- ton, real estate man from Alham bra- Cal.. Is visiting ia eaiem with his brother, I. M. Doughton. Tuomasoa ia Shaw George P mi Ennuis HAIR'CUT'30i WHIUIl mm. m j.Moisisti n A. Downs to Lecture Dr. C. A. Downs will talk In "Feet and Posture" at the health lecture to be glvea Tuesday night at 8:00 o'clook at the Y. M. C. A. Two win ha shown. This is one of a series of health talks being 9lgn held uader joint auspices oi me Y M C A. and the Marion coun- Stolen From Church J. E. tV health unit. VanLydegraf reported to the po- ty neaim mw Thursday that his overcoat Will Visit White School A and ntt hid been stolen from the J Thomason was a business Tisit community gathering will be chureh of God Wednesday night OP at gaw yesterday. held at White school tonight witn while' he was attending a service the boys and girls club members there. . of that Khool Uking a promln- AnnrJtm w. Blse of f.x Lut T leader; ha. beeT in- this city, signed up here yester F,? i Z. mttmnA t.a meetina- and day for service in the army and Tlted:to attend the meeting ana any mmedUtely for Portland to been organised there, lnations. " . -nr-nJ rntil March 1st Rtnglette Old Magazine " permanent waves S5.00 Mitsl lamette antverslty useua was g6 gaoppe. Pttoae 187. resented.with a copy of the mag- W rtvr Ixine-CaUlopln by Mrs. Clara H. " Waldo; widow of the Ute Judge Returns to Work Mrs. Odessa iwaldo of the Oregon supreme r..T, -nth the Cooperative bench. The magazine was pub- Realty and Sales company. Is lished 1y a Willamette university agaln on the job after spending literary society in 1851 and was neariy a week at home on account all hand written. jot the influenza eeislon Valve Grinding is Holds Organization Meet u. wtr Fltia-eraia-snerwiu u. Metteer. organizer mr m v.rmars' Union last nignt met it rronit of interested per- Whlt . Trfiiei 'P"' sons of the Fruitdaie aistrict at. George White, a reawem i i the sch0olhouse there lem for the pasi hvb traded his three acre rancn on route five for acres between Lyons and Mill City which be longed to Mrs. Mary M. Stafford. The deal was nmuicu t ... Lynch through the Homer D. Fos ter realty company. chapel. Rev. D. J. Howe eirieiat- Students ing. Interment City lew ceme- City View Cemetery Established 1893 TeL 1266 Conveniently Accessible Perpetual care provided for Prices Reasonable f How would you like to lose15 A mt in i month and at the same time Increase yqr en ergy and Improve your health? How would you like JO lose un healthy fat that youon't neeed and don't want andat the same timm fAi better than you have How woultf youVlke to lose IftnMa ehin M VOUr tOO I prominent abdomen atriLat the I aama tlma make TOnr sttnSO TltUrPtit TmflWftl clean and dear that It will co lDel admiration? Haw would vou like " to get your weight down to normal and at the same time aeveiop mat I nr far aetivltv that makes work a pleasure and also gain in am- Kt.i .-J v.,iiiuii nf mind? DlUOU uu. Get on the scales today aaa s how much you welgn men Ketmtelj Prical A Park Cemetery with perpetual care Jaat tea minntes irorn the heart of tm an 8S cent bottle of Kruschen Salts which will last you for 4 weeks. Take one half teaspoonful every morning In a glass of hot water and when you have finish ed the first bottle weigh yourself again. Now you can laugh at the peo ple who pay hundreds of dollars to lose a few pounds of fat now you will know the pleasant way to lose unsightly fat and you'll also know that the vitalizing salts of Kruschen (Salts that your blood, nerves and glands must have to function properly) have presented you with glorious health. tter that you'll want te walk nd and say to your frients e 85 cent nottie or Kruscoen Sajts Is worth one hundred doi- a of any fat person's money." Leading druggists America ov- r sell Kxuscnen aits you can always get It at Perry's Drug Store. Adv. $4.95 FINEST TORIO Aimers LENSES Eyeglass Insurance , ana w eugh examination Included. THOMPSON-UlAi OPTICAL CO. 110 N. Commercial St. tor Co. nn uran Saturday Only one morning mall delivery will be made downtown Saturday, and no residence delivery will he made, according to announcementfrom the postoffice. Saturday Is Wash ington's birthday, and postal em ployes will have a hoHdaj. Mlaa Harrtsoia to Stocktoa Miss Martha Harrison, nurse witn Seenty. health jinit untU she ."mitted het rtrtgt g . r iare on the West coaai expects, ta return north ahartly. - ror Sale Cholea recleaned red atedTlSc. BCl PoUtoes. c. Route e, Salem. Vries. For Expert Truck and Tractor Motor Reconditioning See G. A. Raymond Machine fill Af 4. rw St. PtWM 8 Fred; De - e PLANT EILBERTS FOR PROFIT Barcelona tia-lnyered treea Mraat tadded treea,- itralaata, Cbestants, Abaeoads - A fall 1W at Irult treea. plaat Now lor best reemlte PEARCY BROS. NURSERY Friday Surprite Special Delicious Peanut Brittle made fresh for' us. Filled with crisp Peanuts 16 ounces for 22c Two lbs. for 40c Four lbs. for 76c Schaefer's DRUG STORE The Original Tellow Fraat Candy Special score oi e 193 K. Oonunerclal . Thoae 1ST .peader Agench rtux OOOOS) ( n I I alliatJBaspBafJBaas LEAVE your h o uiehold goods with ns and you won't have to worry about them while you are away. We do : a general . moving and storage business ala motor GREE DEPART iBAUM'S ENT STORE 36 in. Orel patterns, OfJ extra good value, yard Curtain Scrim and Marquisettes 19c, 23c; 25c, 35c J Yd Curtain Scrim With colored borders, very rQ neat, special, yard.. . Ui 31 mm 36 in. Rayon Draperies, at... 35c 36 in. Rayon, figured Marquisette, - OjCn rard v af JL sr . 240 and 246 North Commercial SL S niPLEY s in)i?sss That emphasize the Feminine Mode with Bows, Ties, Tabs, and encrustations. We invite your inspection of the largest selection we have had the pleasure of showing. For DRESS For SPORT rifn hnVM colored creoes. Tainted chiffons, printed creDes and the combination plain and printed crepes in Oh I so many styles, Dertna collars, we coiiars, puxxeu aleeves, long sleeves and sleeveletts just peeping out below the lovely shawl collars. 12.48 17.50 19.50 3 piece knitted tweed sport dresses 10.75 14.50 17.50 VERY SPECIAL One rack of dresses for sport wear late dJJ QC styles. Crepe de Chine prints, flanneb sPsJe7af OPEN SATURDAY NITE TIL 8:30 SiPlIEI'S Quality Merchandise Popular Prices i r ill I! Wanted Clean Rags for . HI wiping machinery. I Will pay