Tig CHI!CO!t STATITELIAltV f sfera, Cregga, FrfgiT ITergf Fe!rrTT t U2ft
Local NewsBriefe
' lioas Officer Here O. F. i
Tate' Oregon district secretary of
the Lions organization, was in
Salem from bis home In Portland
Thursday and will be a guest at
the Lions' luncheon today. He
held a conference Thursday, night
with State Senator Lloyd Rey
nolds, district governor of Lions.
He will present plans for the
northwest Lions International
conference to be held at Jantten
Beach July If. He will also visit
the Monmouth den on the occa
sion of Us Ladies' night program
tonight. Mr. Tate is also secre
arv of the Oreron Retail Mer
chants association and is making
arrangements ior . a mercnam s
. institute here early In July.
Can you use a good light farm
tractor? We hare it in the Shaw
Ford. Why not put your old Ford
car to work? With a Shaw-Trac
tor attachment you can do the
work of a good heavy team ana it
eats only when it works. We can
supply the attachment for 1125,
and our assembly charge is $45.
It interested, write us tor a de
scriptive circular. Gresham Ber
ry Growers, Inc., State Agents for
Shaw Tractor Attachment. Please
mention this paper when you
write. I
Discuss Gym Program The
physical education program of
the Y. M. C. A. was cussed by
the board of directors of the T.
at its Thursday meeting, presid
ed over by George Hug, city su
perintendent of schooU. Speak
ers and the subjects they discuss
ed for two minutes each were:
L. E. Barrick. Tolleyball; William
Hertiog, handball; Lee Wood,
business men's class; Vernon A.
Douglas, health program; Philip
Salstrom, leaders' corps; C.
Tage, basketball; R. R. Board
man, summary. pther' speakers
were Tj EL, Kay, Judge ;Q P. Cos
how and1 W". I. Staler.
Dance Mellowmoon every Sat.
Recovers From Injury Flor
ence Snodgrass of Amity, who
was injured in an automobile ac
cident on the West Side highway
Decejnher 81, has recovered and
ii again able to attend school and
gather Amity news for The Ore
gon Statesman. Miss Snodgrass
held one of the one dollar poli
cies issued, to Statesman subscrib
ers. She presented her claim for
nix weeks of total disability and
1'. is expected she soon will re
ceive a check from the North
American Insurance company.
Meets With 8cHts O. P.
V'est, scout executive, was in Dal
las last night to meet with scout
masters and troop committeemen
of the Boy Scout groups .there.
The program for the next two
months was outlined. West re
ports that scouts from the Indian
training school at ChemawawlU
take their first swimming tests
at the J. M. C. A. pool here Sat
urday afternoon. The Y. M. pool
U always loaned to the Scouts for
t':U ptfrp?. .
Dollar dinner every night 5:45
to 8 at the Marlon hotel.
Freshmen Win Debate The
f eshman class was awarded the
Tiieta'Alphi Phi cup yesterday
when Barney Cameron defeated
Hayes Beall. sophomore, in the
final of the lntcrclasa debate ser
ies at Willamette university.
ameron spoke on the negative
aide of the Question, "Resolved,
that the worKini stuaeui hbsibm
chance to make a success In col
lege than the non-working stu
dent." Two lllrths Report 1T w o
tables, each weighing six and a
J-alt pounds and one a girl and
t'ie other a boy, were born yes
terday at the Bungalow mater
nity tome. A baby boy, who has
amt Harle Neal. Jr.. WIS
born yesterday morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Johnson, 116 Mar
lon street. Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Kmlth are parents of the baby
girl, born yesterday afternoon.
Want used furniture. Tel. 511.
Address EnclnltU Club Mrs.
Grace Crater of Miller's store
gave members of the Enclnltls
o mimher of interesting facts
and tips on spring styles when
she addressed the club on fash
ions at Us regular meeting, held
UH night at the Y. W. C. A. Mil
dred Judson Is president of the
rtoup. and Mrs. Eric Butler is
advisor.
Reubens Files Joseph Reu
bens, route 8. Oerrais, filed his
declaration of candidacy for the
office of precinct committeeman
for West Cerrais with the county
clerk yesterday. Keuoens usieu
himself with the republican par
ty He has"senred as precinct coxn
.niitteeman in his ward for sev
eral years.
Free 2 and 4 p. m. Mar. 1.
nf motion nictures. en-
tertalninc and educational. Alto
1 package of White King Granu
lated soap to those attending. Ha
lS BlJSSff Co, 481 . Front St.
Baby Bora Arrive Two baby
boys were born at the Salem
general hospital Thursday when
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duncan, 106
North Cottage, and Mr. and Mrs.
M. G. (Mike) Panek, 2185 South
Church, beeame w Jrr.
baby boys. The Panek child was
born at 2:48 a, m. whUe the Dun
can babe came at 9 a. m.
Women to Debate Both the
ngattsre and affirmative wom
en teams of Willamette univer
sity will 'meet the Oregon State
women's teams in non-decision
debates this afternoon and eve
ning in the moot court room in
Walter hall.
Patient Returned R. WV Van
Buren, who escaped from ,-the
state , .hospital early . Thursday
morning, was picked up eaJbe
street later la the forenoon by
city1 policeman and -returned to
the hospital. ,-.. r . V
Salem Scarenger. Tel. 117 or
Italy Girl Ikra Here Mr, and
Mrs. William O. Kendoll, 111!
North Liberty atreetv are Parents
of a bahy girl. Jean Louise, bora
February 24 at the Bungalow Ma
ternity home.
Fox. county dub leader, was In
FafrfiSlit WcilnMitar nfvTit af Via
invitation of the recently organ-
uea grange mere to ten or -n
club work, how it is carried on
ana its achievements. He report
the- Fairfield grange is greatly ln-
isresiea in me t-n wore: ana
wants' to sponsor some club organ
isation. Wlllard Stevens, of the
North Howell grange and acting
chairman of the Marlon county
agriculture committee, and Will
iam Teutscn or the extension serv
ice of the Oreeon State eollere.
were the main speakers at the
meeting,, each telling of the
grange activities through the agri
culture committee.
This is Used car week. Look
them over then come down to
VIck Brothers ,.old stand on High
street anil htiv them fnr loan
v. i. ueiano, Assignee for vick
aroiners.
Xew Clin rtera Ttr-lviil Ph 9 ra
ters for seven county 4-H clubs
wre received yesterday by W. W.
Fox, club leader, and mailed out
to the leaders. The club and lead
ers receiving them: Central How-
pll MaMa' Rvlnv olnh Mrs
Mabel Martin, leader; SllverFalls
uooicery club and Poultry "club,
both) led by Mrs. Frances Fields:
Mt Innl Rrnvth anil Health
club. Miss Rose G. Hassing, lead
er; Howell Pcnkin Center Cook
ing club, Nellie Beugll, leader;
Hubbard Pig club and Hubbard
Chicken club, both led by A. V.
Myers.
Rummage sale will be held by
Daughters' of Veterans Friday
and Saturday of this week. I'lgh
Bldg., ISO South High St.
Dr. Warner Rctnrns Dr. Es-
tetla. Ford Warner returned yes
terday from ortlaai where -.ahe
had been attending' the stdtnal
meeting of the state tuberculosis
association, and before which
group she gave an address on the
accomplishments of the Marlon
county child health demonstration.
Dr. Warner will leave Monday
night to be in Medford and Grants
Pass to participate in a parent
education conference nnder the
extension division of the state col
lege to be held from March 5 to
8, inclusive.
Price of Tags to Be Doubled
After March 1; Owners
Make Last Rush
Banquet te Tonight The aV
aual Lord Chesterfield ha&auat
wfll Km hoM antht at that f,n
Belle, beginning t 8:80 o'clock.
oy ine mgn scnooi uiri reserves.
Hazel McEIroy will be Lord Ches
terfield and Virginia Wassam will
be Ladr Chesterfield. Echoes
from the. recent conference will
h riven, with Theresa TJlrleh in
eharge of the fagot party, which
will carry out so near as possiDie
the Greenwich Tillage idea. Music
will be furnished bv Gwen Galla-
her and Mrs. Elizabeth K. Galla-
her, general secretary, will talk
on "colonial Times. '
This ia TTaed rar week. Look
them over then come down to
; Vick Brothers old stand' on High
street and buy them for less.
F. O. Delano, Assignee for vick
Mrnnv Krpkfir Positions Su
perintendent George W. Hug of
i the. citv achools is beina souzht
out each day now by a number of
persons who are seeking teaching
positions in tne saiem scnoois
I next Tear. He savs that he ex-
nects to aee the creatsst flood of
applicants in 'March ever to ap
pear ior positions. At present ne
nas- pracucauy notning open.
Reported III Mrs. Grace Min
ton and Miss Lillian Manning, of
thfl stenne-ranhieal force at the
adjutant general's office, axe
both out oi the ouice on account
of illness.
i Mrs. And rtraon Here Mrs. B.
E. Anderson of St. Louis was a
visitor in the citv. Mrs. Anderson
la takine an active Interest In
boys' and girls' club work in that
district.
Dance Mellowmoon every Sat.
Mrs. Rogers Died Mrs. Eva
A. Rogers, mother of Mrs. May
is. rneipa or saiem aiea in fort-
land Wednesday at the age or 69
years.
Leavinir For South Mrs. R. E
Winchcomb. who has been SDend
ing some time fn ihtsicity. Is do r.vt be Oregon's gover-
planning to leavy faW i rot hferi 2or ff J .1 i; .
mearleflfii? ff' 1 fs'fiitcfr am'lrown GkhM
Hfra. rviHn Tri Mrs. ladele&a
Callin. vallev news editor for The
Statesman, has been ill tor the
past two days and unable to at'
tend her work at tlie ofiice.
With onlv a few hours left In
which te obtain dog licenses at
the regular prices, Marion county
da? owners are scheduled to
crowd the corridors of the eonrt
house today to obtain their if 80
tags before the price is doubled
n Tria 1 Teaterdav the recelnta
from dog license tees totalise
IKS.SO and Wednesday the tag re-
t nra a war a i65L80. according to
figures compiled by County ciera
Boyer.
A check on the number of 11
censes issued up to S o'clock yes
terday showed that more than
9 1 ao tars had been issued, it i
B-rnortori that at least 400 more
will be handed out or mailed be
fore today is over. Mailing wiu
continue until next weeK, u is
thought.
Occasionally Clerk Boyer gets
an application which is written in
hnmoraus vein. Here Is one
from Ella Finney of Brooks. She
writes: "Kind friend You win
find enclosed a check tor 22 for
mv tn-nenTite OlcotL He was six
years old on Washington's birth
day, February 22. Poor ienow, nas
the mange. I have been trying ou
fereot mange medicines but last
week I treated him wun saeep
dip and he has not scratched
since.
"RofnrA that, hi life did not
seem to be worth 1 2 although he
la lna a dear. rood, beautiful fel
low, good and noble like his name
sake the man w&o wouia rainer
Circuit Conn
"Vincent m. A. A. Schramm
The demurrer to the complaint
was argued Tuesday ana eneis
are to he submitted.
Theodora Bernard vs. Qus Wal
ter Comnlaint to collect money
due on a promissory note.
Vera Boone vs. John Boone
Complaint to partition real irop-
erty.
P.pnrr W. Rnkba v Withsra.
Keal and Jordan Complaint to
collect on iz nromissorr notts,
arrreratinr 880.00ft covered by
property In Okalhoma and in Ore
gon. Hubbs is suing as trustee tor
nota holders.
F. O. Johnson vs. O. E. Scott.
et al. Complaint to foreclose on
a mortgage.
Emma. C. Chllders vs. Lane
Morely, et al. Complaint to col
lect money due on a promissory
note.
State vs. Ethel Allen Mrs. Al
len, accused of shoplifting in the
Williams Self Setrice store nere,
was called to enter her pie be
fore Circuit Jndre Kellv Thurs
day morning, but she did not ap
pear. It is thought that she has
left the eonntv.
Stats vs. Dar Sharer Although
scheduled to be sentenced Thurs
day on a charge of cattle steal
ing, Day Shafer was riven a con
tinuance until April 18. This waa
done because of the trial of Joe
Piaer which is due Anril 14. and
Shafer la a material witness la
that case.
K. Schmidt vs. A. E. Burbon-
aia An annlication to have this
case placed upon the trial docket
has been filed with the county
clerk.
n;iEVY
EXPLAINED
FURTHER
makes his application short, snap
py and to the point with ths foi-lwinir-
"inclosed -check: For
-Udor license: sex male: breed
fox terrier: name corxey; re
marksdam good dog."
In addition to maklnr a return
oi the interest on all atate and
municipal bonds of other states,
resident taxpayers should make a
raturn under ths intangibles law
and pay the tax on all interest
derived from all bonds or securi
ties Uaned hv ths stats of Orexon
and its municipalities, such as
counties, cities, scnooi districts,
irrigation districts and port dis
tricts, with the exception of rural
cedit bonds of ths state, which
are exempt.
This ruling was announced by
the state tax commission here
Thursday following a conference
with the' etlnrnev renera.1 and
Ktndr of ths laws and court deci
sions of various states in which
the Intangible tax law is In oper
ation, a.
"A earsf ul stndv was mane of
the various laws relating to the
issuance of state and municipal
hnnda read ths commissioner's
ruling, "but no tax exempt bonds
have been found except tne Ore
gon . rural credit bonds.
"The Impression that state and
municipal bonds are exempt prob
ably was due to two assumptions.
"First, because tne ieaerai in
come tax exempts the obligations.
"First, because the federal in
come tax exempts the obligations
of a state or municipality there
of, and second because assessors
have not heretofore generally
taxed state and municipal bonds.
"The Oreeon constitution does
not exempt municipal bonds and
there Is no statutory provision
exempting the income of state or
municipal bonds from taxation In
Oregon, except rural credit bonas.
"Therefore, interest from , all
state and municipal bonds, except
Oregon rural credit bonds, wheth
er Issued by the state of Oregon
or any of its municipalities, as
wejltai : jiterest from state and
municipal -bonds of other states,
should be returned ana is taxaoie
under the Intangibles tax law."
NOTICE TO CRJSHtORS
vnnrv! tb ncnisnT nnraar.
that ar an nrdei the ConntV
Court of te Stat of Oregon for
the County of Marlon, duly mane,
rendered and entered of record on
the fourteenth day of February,
1830, ETA UGHTUNuSk was
duly appointed administratrix of
ths eatata af ELSIE KOOP. de
ceased, and that said Eva Kight-
Unger has amy quauiiea as sucn
erimiafstratrlx- All nersons havinr
claims against said estate are here
by required to fp resent tne same
with proper Touchers and due veri
fication to said administratrix at
214 United States National Bank
Building, Salem, Oregon, within
six months from the date of the
first publication of this notice.
Dated and first published the
twenty-first day of February,
1330.
HVA KIGHT LINGER.
A Administratrix for the
Cstare of Elsie Koop, De
ceased.
LYLE J. PAGE.
Attorney for Administratrix.
F8 1-8 8-M 7-1 4-11
WIIB NAMED IU
Dance Mellowmoon every Sat.
Woman Inlured Mrs. C. C.
Avery of Marion Buffered from
cuts, bruises and shock as the re
sult of an automobile collision at
State and 12 th streets Wednes
day forenoon, according to a re
port filed with the police Thurs
day. Her husband, who was -driving
the car la which Mrs. Avery
was riding, claimed the other
driver. IT. Laneseth. waa to blame
for the collision as he did not
stop before entering the through
street.
Elks Dance Friday Nits. Feb.
28. Come.an'd brmg a friend.
Lesving Office Today Miss
Mildred Thrlr. statistician with the
Marlon county child health demon
stration for nearly four years, will
wind np her work tonight and Is
planning to leave Salem Tuesday
for Portland, where she will visit
a short while before going to her
home In Modesto. Calif., where
she will stay tor some time. Mrs.
Mildred Flagg. also of the statis
tical department, finishes her
work here today.
Office Status Told A district
attorney annotated ta succeed sn
incumbent who resigns, holds of
fice only until the next election,
according to a leeal onlnlon hand
ed down by the attorney general
here Thursday. The opinion was
reauested bv Grant J. Williams,
district attorney of Currey county.
HnaVv HIerade babr chicks.
Get your early layers and friers
today. Make a profit. Salem's
Petland. Phone 666.
Judges Shifted Circuit Judge
J. IT. Camnbell of Clackamas coun
ty today was assigned by Chief
Justice Coshow of the atate su-
tsvHA AAit-v fA Yir1r1 it Alt 14 In TTnAf
I yicuiv vvui vvu
River county next week in place
of Judge Fred Wilson, juuge u
so n will spend part of next week
in Salem.
ID CLUB BEST
Winners in the advertising
contest conducted by the Salem
Ad club have been announced by
Willard Marshall who had eharge
of the competition.
First place went to Heinx K.
Eymann, 44 North winter street.
He anbmltted a cleyerlv drawn
advertisement. Evmann came to
Salem only a year ago. having
studied art ror a numoer or years
as a boy In schools in Germany.
ins nnxe was iiu.
Second place and a prise of
85.00 was awarded to Rev. S. B.
Slater, Route two, Turner. Third
prize was wen by M. Allen North
up, 212 South- Cottage street
The wnrd waa S$.EA
Honorable mention went to the
following persons: Mrs. G. H. La
Velle, 955 Marlon street: Miss
A. M. Luthy,. 1467 South 13th
street: Dorothy Lucas. A n m s-
vine: Deiphine savage, 257 South
Winter street; L. C. Rogers,
Routs ons. Salem.
The winning? advertisements
which were written by the con
testants, were on aispiay at me
merchant's forum at the Elks'
club temple Wednesday night.
8ALEM STUDENTS JUDGES
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
Eugene, Feb. 27 (Special)
Several Salem students are acting
as judges in tne annual intra
mural song contest.
III!
PROBlfNl IS
TOLD IN IK HERE
Obituary
Dance at$ Hasel Green Sat.
niaesM rases Resorted Two
leases ef communicable diseases.
the only ones In the county at
nreaest. have been renorted to the
county health office. One Is a
diphtheria case at Brooks ana tne
other an adult typhoid case at
Silverton. A school child has the
diphtheria.
Rhlnwrvrk Pictured Moving
pictures shotting the recent wreck
et the Admiral Benson on rea
cock Spit at the mouth of the Co
lumbia river, were shown at
Bligh's Capitol theatre last night
and will be seen at snows mere
continuing through Saturday
night.
Athlete visitor -Fred Harrison.
who was a halfback on the Ore
gon Normal school football team
last tall, was in Salem Thursday
on his way home to southern Ore
gon. A broken Jaw surrerea some
time ago caused him to drop his
work at the normal scnooi.
rAtv'a faee sawder 29c. Mavis
face powder 8e at J. C. Penny
company. The aa Tnursasy- iuui
ing Coty'a face powder at S9c wat
incorrect,
ntnit Taaued O. F. Johnson
received a permit from the city
building inspector. Thursday call
ing ior alteration o mm
Ing at 461 State, street, at a cost
of $2,000. Carl Bahlburg has the
contract
tii ' v. K. Beratnan.
t,..A Ae the machine ahOD at the
Milt school, baa been at homi i the
past two days on accouni w
attack of lariuenxa.
rmtmm fna Tm RST h MrS.
B. C. Richards will leaTe - thli
morning for a visit in Long
Beach, Cuf.
e.ti w,aJt Smith of
!tAfiaTwi waa fined 8T.S0 In muni
cipal court here Thursday on a
'charft ot speeding.
Crastenberg
Curtis V. Crastenberg died In
this city Feb. 28, age 81. Hus
band of Mrs. Edith Hardy Crast
enberg; father ot David Victor;
hrother n Will nf finnVina Fn
neral services Friday, Feb. 28, at
i:sq o'cioeg irom tne Kigaon
chapel. Rot. Slmms officiating.
Interment In Lee Mission ceme
tery. Rnonev
Mrs. Martha W. Rooney. age
48, ot 776 North Summer street,
llt here VaXmif 41 Wife ef
IVred A. Rooney. mother of Hil
da, Waldo and Aim Rooney;
daughter of T. B. Wedel ot Sa
lem; sister ot r. F. Wedel and
Ben 1. Wedel, both of Salem and
Mrs. Elizabeth Schrag. ot soap
Lake, Wash. Funeral services
Saturday at 1:20 o'clock from the
Rlgdon mortuary. Interment Lee
Mission cemetery.
Moore
Mrs. Mary L. Moore, 62, died
February 26 at the home of 967
Leslie street. Survived by tour
daughters: Mrs. W. E. Morris,
Tr A. V Wnolrldffe and Mrs.
W. A. Cunningham, all of Camas,
Wash., and Mrs. C. H. McCullan
of Salem; three brothers. C. C.
Cates and J. R. cates of saiem
sad Chariot Catea of Misaonrl:
also. 15 grandchildren and three
great grandchildren. Fnaeral ssr-
i mi er x n m. Tiaay. 11 ina
Vint Vtantfa ehnrrh In Cam SB.
Wash.. Rev. Llage officiating.
and interment u ins t isuer wrnr
tery there, under direction or
Clough-Taylor mortuary.
Th.r. is Tin iinne for the future
of the Indian except he adopt the
white man'a civilization, u. a..
Lipps, superintendent of the Cbe-
mawa Indian Training; kuwi,
told the Salem Zonta club at its
luncheon meeting at the Marlon
yesterday. Llpps added that he
did not mean to maae a
.an r ta. Tndlan. hnt rather that
he must become assimilated Into
the routine life of the country.
adopting the white man s ways
and at the bum time retaining
the best in his own nature.
At present there U compara-
Ilttla. mlvinr of fullblOOd
Indians and whites, Lippa said, al
though he freely predicted that
the time will come wnen me iuh
Kinnii mdian will he a verr rare
speciman on account of the mix
ture of fuiibiood ana nsn ores
Indians. Of the 6.060 Indians la
Oregon, about a half are pure
stock, but It all these were scat
tered and intermingle, time im
pression would be msde on the
million inhabitants.
The problem at Chemawa Is et
er to fit the Indian so he will be
come an acceptsble part ot socie
ty; to teach the Indian to be self
supporting and to do the common
things "Just a little better" that
be may adopt ths wsys of the
white, still retaining the best in
his own nature. The Indian has
i a good mind, but It hasn't oeen
developed, Lipps toia tne group,
pointing out too that e bjusmo
tamnerament is foremost In the
Indian, and evidenced by his con
stant love of touches or cow,
exemplified la his clothing and
handiwork.
Lipps also told something ot
the foundation of the earliest In
dian schools, the secoed ot which
was Chemawa.
Ellis Speaks at
Medford Affair
Thursday Night
W. P. Ellis. Salem attorney
.Melallcaa la lit lilt V CSSCI.
was In Medford Thursday night
to address a meeting ot chamber
.a .,!. yeereaeetatlvea from
western Oregon relative to freight
..ii.MiAn eases now Bending
Wore the interstate commerce
commission. ,
Ellis appeared at tne nearmns
wa an in a-fnn II. i:. ibil mi rv-
presenting the cities of western
Oregon.
The fourth secnon or
western Oregon railroad tariiis w
the one la quesuon. kuis point
ed out In his oral and written ar
gument that Interior f reigni argu
ment that interior freight rates
are discriminatory and retard the
growth ot interior towns. In some
Instances tnree times as ugu
rates exist between Interior and
port towns as between ports al
though the nauia are no. snore
than . cne-aau aa long.
Considerable discussion pro
and con is being voiced on the
Willamette campus since ths sub
mission of an amendment to the
student constitution restricting
women's suffrage in the election
ef the May Onsen. Ths amend
ment has passed Its first reading.
Under the proposed amend
ment women will neither nomin
ate nor elect the Queen, but the
nnm inatinna shall be made from
"among the members ot the sen-
iti. a,i. hv nnnnlar vote of the
men. The three girls receiving
ths highest numoer or votes snsu
kAonma candidate for Office."
One week after nomination, it
is proposed, the men will cast
their ballots, ana piuraiuy tomj
shall elect.
The same amendment was de-
faated last veer hv hoth the men
and women of the student body,
hnt due to ths alleged noli tics re
sulting from sorority affiliation,
a spirited attempt is being made
to pass the amendment this
year.
Publishers Pay
Visit to Salem
For Few Hours
TB. B. Brodie, publisher ot the
Oregon City Enterprise, with A.
C. Cage, publisher of the Angora
Goat Journal, were noin viswor
in Raiem for a short time Thurs
day on their way to Oregon City
from a business trip to corrains.
Mr rtredla accomnanied bv his
wife, leaves in a fortnight for
Washington, D. C, where he will
take the oath as united states
minuter ta Finland.
State department plans call for
a course of training at ine capi
tal fee mlnlntsrs.
Mr. Brodle has reservations on
... . at aa niK
the Leviathan ior Apru i. in
land is 16 hours by boat from the
European coast.
I Belcrest Park
Activities Get
Under Way Soon
LEW NOW TOTALS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
vnTir.R ts HEREBY GIVEN.
that by an order of the County
Court of the State of Oregon ior
the County of Marion, duly made,
runitoral nn1 entered nf record
in said court on the thirteenth
lit- nt Vehrnary. 1980. ESTON
M. WILLIAMSON was dnly sp
pointed as executor of the last
will and testament and estate of
LEAH M. WILLIAMSON, deceas
et and that aaid Raton M. Wil
liamson has duly qualified as such
executor. All persons having
claims aealnst said estate are
hereby required to present ths
same, with proper voucners anu
due verification, to said executor
t 911 United State National
Bank Building:, Salem, Oregon,
within su () montns rrom tne
date of the first publication of
this notice.
Dated and first published the
fourteenth day of February, 1930.
, ESTON M. WILLIAMSON, As
Executor of the Last fWilli and
Testament and Estate of Lean M.
Williamson, Deceased.
CARSON & CARSON, Attor
neys for Executor. F. 14-21-28-
M. 7-14.
QUARTER MILLION
City View Cemetery
Established 1803 TeL 226
Conveniently Accessible "
Perpetual care provided tor
Prices Reasonable
PeU'rest CUjmM
ivith perpetual "ear
. fast test mantes from tbe
leart of towm r
Tmnrevsmsnt of the lawns on
v. aniA area nf Belcrest Mem
orial park aa well as the plaat
lsg of shrubbery In several areas
Is on the list ot March activities
planned by that organisation, J.
II. Laidlaw said Thursday.
On the chapel foundations laid
1... .11 Ik. ehenel Itself will bO
constructed. Contract for this
work will probably not be et un
til the return of W. A. Laldhiw
from California some time this
spring.
Tntanrihles taxes collected un
until last night aggregated near
ly $250,000, according to a state
ment Issued by the state tax com
mission. The time for paying the
intangibles tax expires March 1.
Based upon the experien": oi
other states ths state tax com
missioners said that the payments
during the next two aays proosoiy
would double those ot Wednesday
and Thursdar. In case this holds
trus the returns from the intan
gibles tax will aggregate between
1400 000 and 8500.000. It was
said that there were a number ot
large returns yet to be receivea.
Both the Salem and Portland
offices were deluged with persons
desiring to pay their tax. More
than 800 letters containing remit
tances were received at we isa
lem office of the tax commission
today. As a result of the conges
tion in the Portland office rein
forcements were sent there today
to assist In the work.
Members of the commission saia
tt. at the fact that taxDarers will
be subject to penalty and Interest
after March 1 does not mean that
payments will cease on that date.
Investigators ior tne stats v
commission who hare access to
the federal Income tax reports ana
other information, will start ths
work of checking up on alleged
delinquent i early In March.
It was estimated that tne aeiin
auinet payments would total not
less than 8200,000. . .
The Intangible! and excise tax
lawa were enacted st the 1929
a. ww m tt w
llalatlve aeaales. and ars in
operation In Oregon this year for
the first time.
NOTICE
Wttlff la hereby riyen that I
have impounded the following de
scribed dogs in compliance w
the provisions ot Ordinance No.
iini tnwir tine mouse cuiui :
ava, . v . . w w -
maie t hniidnr. Ons female
bird dog., Irish setter and Span
iel. The above described aogs win
be killed It not redeemed by own
ers on or before February 29,
1989, as provided in saw ora-lnance.
W S. 1AJW.
strsst Commissioner.
TlataS r.hrnin fa. 1S80.
rz,z,zi,is,
SALEM VARIETY STORE
Stock of Notions, Variety
Goods located at Salem, Ore., will
be offered for sale by sealed bids.
Bids will be opened at 11 o'clock
on March 3rd, 1930. This stock
inventories 89610.00, fixtures
91390.00.
Certified check for ten per
cent of amount of bid must ac
company bid. Stock may be In
spected Feb. 27-18, Mar. 1. Right
reserved to reject any or all bids.
The Adjustment Bureau, 471 Pit-
tock Block, Portland, Oregon.
F. 24, M. 2, Inc.
Expert Motor
Reconditioning-
amA lymtilH.
vara, innu "- '--i
with the most modern and p I
t date Equipment
G. A. Raymond Machine
8hop
425 Chens. St. ffcoae 8
FINEST TORIO J QC
READING LENSES VO
Eyeglass Insurance and thor
ough examination Included.
THOStPSONrGLUTSCB
OPTICAL CO.
110 N. 0sserclal 8.
VeRcnt:
Utcd Furnituro
3U lOS, Used Fnmitse
y . TJrfartmeBi
AUCTION SALE
OF NEW AND USED
FURNITURE AT
871 If. Com!. Bt.
Os Saturday
March 1st tt 1:30 P. M.
CosevrisisK off
I new Lanf raagt bedroom
farnitare, dining roosst xsro
tare, Irvine rooan fsawnrs.
crockery, Axnuasier itn.ww
haae . hardwood MdSS UBUSWt
bedsteads; fee boxee, S C3
chick Ott breoaera, smew,
e. v -. ;
trhie te e Mel sale owlBS. tw
the fact that tbe stenv l l be
remodelled. Tbe abore to cssly
av vkartlat list. Cash. -er lersss
can be arranged.
fl. F. Wcodry & Sea
AUCTIOSKK1S8 '
,lUte Downtowsi
rboM T5
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE! STATE OF OREGON FOR
MARION COUNTY.
Department No. 8.
State Bank of Hubbard, Hubbard,
Oreron. a Corporation.
Plaintiff,
Tl
Cora Pangborn and J. B. Pang-
born, uerenatnis
RirMMOVB
To Cora Pangborn and J. K.
Pangborn. Defendants.
TV TTTB! VAMB Off TITE STATE
OF OREGON, You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
nlafnt filed aralnst ron In the
I ahnve entitled anlt Within fOUr
weeks from date ot zirst puouca
tlon of this summons, to-wlt: with
in four weeks from ths 21st dsy of
trehrn err. 1B30. and If vou fail so
to appear and answer, for want
thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed
for in ita complaint herein as
follows:
IVir a In A r men t - aralnst TJ-
fendanta for the aum of 8 1.1 8 0.89 -
and interest thereon at the rate
nt T eee eeet. n.r annnm from
;he 12nd day ot Tuly 1921. until1
paio. ior ijfte.ee attornsrs xses
tor insutnunf . Fiainuira - rirsi
earns of anlt? for ths farther
sum ot 8818.08 and interest there
on at the rate ot 7 per cent, per
annnm from the 4th daw af De
cember, 1919, until paid, for the
sum of $100.00 attorney's fees far
instituting Plalntirrs second cans
af anlt. torether with its easts
and disbursements Incurred In this
suit.
For a decree declaring the pre
mises as described in Plaintiffs
complaint, to be the same identi
cal premises as defectively do-
serlheri la ths two martraxes
which this suit la brought to fore
close, directing the sale or said
described premises by the Sheriff
of Marlon County. Oreeon. In the
manner provided by law for the
sale of real property on execu
tion, and the proceeds arising
from said sale apply to the pay
ment of tbe expenses of making
a 1.1 sale enats and exnensst! of
this suit, attorney's fees, Interest
and principal due PlalnUtS That
any party to this suit ray Become
niirAKor at aatif Kale "and the
purchaser thereof be let lnt pos
session of the same from ine oaie
of purcnase, wmcn premises
described as follows: -
Beginning at a point on tbe
Southeast boundary of First Street
in the Town of Hubbard, County
or Marion, State of Qregoa. sixty
feet from and directly opposite
of the Northeast connr ot IiOt
numbered One (1) in Block num- v
bered Four (4) in ths Town of
Hubbard, and running-' thence
Easterly 69 feet parallel and in a
direct line with the 8outhwest
boundary of "E Street to the
Westerly boundary ot the County
road, now the Pacific Highway;"
thence Northerly along, the West
erly boundary of said Pacifia
Highway Five Hundred and Twen- ,
ty feet to Its intersection with the
di,hwat llbaundlfia of "G"
Street; thence Westerly along tha
Southwest boundary r "i wrwi
14 feet to its intersection with the '
Southeast boundary ot irs
Street: thence Southerly along tha ,t
Southeast boundary of First -Street
Five Hundred and Twen-i i
ty feet to the place ofTeglnnlngr
all being situate in the Town of v
Hubbard. County of Marion, State ; -ot
Oregon.
This summons is serveu upon .
. v .nkiin.tiAn fn. fnnr me.
cessive and consecutive weeks In ?
The Oregon Statesman, pursuant .
to an order of the Hon. u. a. hp t
Mshan. Judgs of ths above en-
titled Court, made and entered on ;
the 20th day of February. sw. .
the date of the first publication
being February 21st, 1980. and
the late of last puDiicanon aisrca
B.ia.aea
ZlSl, UJV. 3
II. OVKKTOW.
Attorney for Plaintiff, .
Address: Woodbui . Oregon.
F.21-28-M.T-14-11 ;
New Foundations
lire essential to the
eucces3 of the New
Frocks.
Styl and Coafort
. Goarnnteed by
Arebart&Alurich
CORBET MAKERS
429 Cowrt St."
Week-End Surprise
Jelly Beans
assorted and all black
16 ounces for 16c
Two lbs. for 25c
Only at
Schaefer's
DRUG STORE
TbeOrlglnal TeUow Front and
Candy Special store ef gaiena.
185 N. OomiMrcial
Pbone lt
Penslar Agency
jj opml cum
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HARLBY-DAVID80U
Opon Hougo
Saturday, March 1st
COM3 and Mag e frlsad.
Saturday all dsy and ell eve
ning nsdonsl Hsriey-Dsvid-aoa
Open House 4ay.
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