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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1930)
-' - PAGE TWO KtmhaSTa Pmhkm Abed by Premdmit Cwm in. Avtifck SBStib Difficulty in Obtaining Fi nancial Support in North west Circles Discussion of the problems fac ias; Klmbsll school ot Theology Is made la tae current issue of the Christian Adrocate. Pacific coast orgia of tie Methodist chorch. , The' leading article entitled 'Kim ball School ot Theology Past and Present" la written by Dr. Job. M. Caise, president ot tbe school. Little nope for continuing the school through a merger with other denominations Is held by Dr. Cane, who writes: "Inquiry has glreti us no reasonable hope thet other denomination would Join with Klmbsll ti any war for strong union seminary. They are well enough prorlded with schools of their own, near enough to suit their purposes well. Dr. Cause further atats that "It Ua becoming Increasingly difficult to get before the churches and much Un money la resulting from euch appeala. la 1129 about 129 laymen paid personally to Kim ball and 49 churches paid through their budgets." Fewer ministers than ordinarily have been contributors hare re sponded to tbe demands of the school. Dr. Canse relate. In 1929 only 34 ministers paid personally. Kimball trustees announced in February that the school would not reopen in the year 1930-31. Any action to change this decision must come from the Oregon con ference ot the Methodist church to be held this June. The editor of tbe AdTOcate asks In the same article In which tbe Kimball ar ticle appears that all churches do their share la wiping out a $5000 deficit of the school, to the end that all endowment funds may be direrted to other causes should the school cloi. TO ENTER COilTEST Continued from Pace L) McMahan, while not yet a for mal candidate, haring nt filed for the office, is assorwly te seek nomination and election. A resident of Marion county for many years, long-time newspaper publisher and lawyer, his position is said to be strong with the "old time element." He baa been prominent la grange activities for years. Con sidered somewhat "radical" aad known to be at rarlance with many of the "old guard' Politi cians, McMahan has attained con siderable political prestige tor his Tory Idloeyacracles and his more or lea constant attempt en the ordi nary run of office holders. His conduct ot the circuit court has been decidedly Informal, the judge asking members ot the bar as well as Jurors to be entirely Informal, not to address him as "judge" and to dispense with the ordinary pro cedure of rising when the Judge take the beach and exercising similar formalities. LICEX8E REFUSED CI1TE SOUGHT LEWISTON. Idaho. March 19. , (AP) A white girl and her Chlnese sweetheart, who were de nied a marriage license here, said today that they intended "to go to New York state" If it Is nec essary to obtain a permit COIN ABOLISHED WASHINGTON, March 1. (AP) The day of tbe two and a half dollar gold piece has about passed. BEST 800 D VWWVM. Mama ummsmen. aaaaaaaaasasBBsaat w mt , -J - i - - -at mw .mm v-m-m 1 Qr& LiHri 1 i - lV 1 tin id & UlAUE Am VITAPHONE VAUDEVILUS ACTS MOVIETONE aad TALKING NET7S HEELS . TOMORROW BRINGS . LLOYD HUGHES ta ACCiuiiTjar AH CalkiBg Vi . LAST TXUX3 TODAT HhQ HcnTiottCca P3oj7C20. FCESENT ' A Comedy Drasna in Three Acta GEM JPAKGLED GIRLtHOW jZS7?r7Z ii 1 flVd.asHl The Gall Board By OLIVE M. DO AK FOX ELSDCOBE Bifh. tHr SteU mm Tnim Teday -"Lord Byron of Broadway." Saturday "Serea Day Leere. . HUGH'S CAPITOL StaU Mm EUs aad Chart Today "Lot. Lire and 9 Laugh." . si GRAND Kortk Hlf fctVM Cwt sad StaU Today --Red Hot Rhythm." Friday "The Girl in the Glass Cage." HOLLYWOOD Kavtfc Cultel fit. Kartk StWa Today 'Taanea Legs." Manhattan Players In "Poor Relations." Friday "The Sopho- more." This U my adrlce. It yon axe looking for a good show put "Lord Byron of Broadway" on your list. It's the attraction at the Fox El sinore until Saturday. It has music the best I hare heard since sound pictures began their march ot triumph. That Is saying a lot when you. think ot tbe "Lore Parade" but consistent ly the arasic at "Lord Byron of Broadway is better. Of course that is just my opinion. Then there is the little matter of acting.' It seems te be getting a bit more Important than usual. Instead f baring to eatiafr one's self looking at some beautiful but dumb folk, it Is getting so once in a while the actors really act. At least that rs the Impression that Cliff Edwards and Benny Ru bin seem to be working under In this show. Marlon Bhllllng Is also good. Ot coume It, might hare been proper to mention Kthellnd Terry and Charles Kaley first tor they are the real stars: they do some ex cellent acting but they shine brightest In somg. For each of the latter two this picture marks the first entrance Into pictures. Each has been starring on Broadway in musical comedies. It you think I'm wrong about this show I don't mind, but It's a safe bet you will agree with me. TOKYO, March 20 (Thursday) (AP Dispatches to the Rego news agency today said 7 per sons were known dead. It were missing and scores Injured when fire destroyed a moving picture theatre at Kirin. Manchuria. GRAND THEATRE "WHERE SOUXD IS BEST" Last Times T6a!ght Alan Hale in "RED HOT RHYTHM Songs, Danees, Musle Dram and Comedy Gorgeous Color! Am C!aicy t the Bat Talk? Mack Bennett Comedy and Pathe Talkiag News Friday Brtegs The Vitaphone Hit The Girl in the Glass Cast and Toon Tyler la "THE LOXE HORSEMAN" Sunday . Monday Taweday RIO RITA Tape Att Maaieal Fins AT OUR REGULAR PRICES! nr TOWKt CEGGEEQ. LAUGH PHI QUIflUT b n emus CCeaUaued from Fag D had taught his men, a defense which begat nader the eppoaents' asset Instead of la the scoring son aa ordinary modern tactics dictate. Wtafcl and Tynan ahew ed up te best adTantig tor U central Oregon entry. Belief that Dallas really had a better team than Pendleton was freely expressed after the Buck- aroos won the second game. Er ea with Webh. Dallas center out of the game and the dimlautir LeForg Uklng his place, Danes ontscored Pendleton ia the sec ond half. Stage fright was ap parently responsible tor Dallas' failure to show Its real form at the start. Pendleton uncorked a specta culad style of running, one hand ed shots which proTed highly ef fective, and its shitting sone de fense was all but impregnable. forcing Dallas to retort to long shots. Hill and Temple dirtied scoring honors for Pea diet on with serea points, aad Vaughn led the Dallas sharpshooters with nine. Summaries: Dallas (22) 1X5 FT PF Vaughn F 3 3 1 Quiring F 5 1 1 Webb C t 4 Uglow G 1 2 2 Griffin G 2 0 0 LeFors. C ...0 0 0 Meser G 9 9 Totals 8 g Pendleton (SO) Marstera F , FG FT PF .2 0 1 Terjesen F Hill C Temple G 3 Schanncp G 3 Touner F 1 Gidder C 1 StroHe O 9 Totals 13 2 1 1 4 11 Referee Coleman, umpire French. Redmond (23) FG FT PF B. Smith F 2 2 S D. Smith F .........0 9 0 -T?n nnrnni rnJlLUUlwLlLJ aBBBBSeSBBBBSBBBV 'aBBBBBSBBBBSBaBBBBBBBnSBBB W M?' gCWAROS . ..I .ii . . c 1 f wweBsaew s3sVejj&0 a m BvV ' . ' Jg a mt kal Msiawaa aa Metrolone Kerrs v-y COM BOY PtAMAOS Tti-faJ - . tiJk rmito Sofly Ward Cogitdy MA J2? J Sat, - Stra. - Only iff qJI GARY COOPER ''SEVEN PAYS LEAVE and FANCHON & MAR(Xr8 X "Eye" - II Idea ( ' Stawtiag llemdajr iKAKa fi-.kjTw. GRETA GARBO I yVXVlN"1" , H taJka "Ammm. CWletU- r Llaliing Garden? Mi' ,f5, ;"'A,, 'i Y The neasure of Digging and Planting, masons rtaxur Produce, and getting close -to Mother Earth, has only one drawback: Dirty Hands but what of that, when yon have Hot Water on tap? For that, ( you need a Gas Waterheater You'll find just what yon want : at the Gas Salesrooms ISA So. High St. Pboa 87 Tbe C2EG0N STATCSMAK. Saba. Winkle C McCormaek O Tynan G Jossey O ............ McGregor F . Touts t (31) VQ FT PF Berg P ........ AJL..1 0 S Houghton F ....... 11 Bradway C 4 McCUla O 1 Greene J ... Xherhart F .! Hottasaa O Jetfrte O ..........3 - Totals ... ..14 19 Williams Will Be Announcer For Big Event Newell Williams, "mentioned aa candidate for mayor of Sa lem,' was secured Wednesday as tat chief annoancsr for the psiag opening program to he staged by the Salem Ad dub Thursday night, March ST. Ralph Kletsiag picked Williams who promptly ac cepted. Kletslig has aaked the Salem Mea Civic chorus to bar a part on the program which la to be giren from an open-air platform erected en Liberty street, between State and Court. Thirty high school girls, mem bers ot the sewing classes, hare entered a contest to determine which young lady can produce the best house dress. Each girl will ! model her dress the night of the j spring opening. Local Officer Cuts Thumb in Opening Bottle Sergeant Thompson ot the po lice force is wearing a bandage on the thumb of hi right hand and he admits he received the injury when he was opening a beer bot tle. But the sergeant hastened te ex plain Wednesday that tbe injury occurred in the coarse ot duty when he was emptying the con tents ot the bottle into the sewer. I s tws Bigi today j Musical Show I andFRL 4-. W - Oregca, Tttagby Ucndsg. llsica 23, 1833 OOF FORMS . FIVES HAVE BUTTLE (Conttmei freca Paa 1 acouBt of hia anted and brilliant shots, but AfnlersU an4 Bcrog- gios ouidisuBCed aim in sconag, Robertson was Lincoln's ace both ia scoring and floor play. The game was passably rough, MTcral double tools helag call ed when players who knew each other too well tangled sarpose- fally. TillamooV and North Bend ha.ttled stnbbornhr.tba Cheesema kers getting a 5 to 2 lead In the trrst penod aaa tne lomoermen gaining it back In ta secona, whirh ended seven all. North Bend scored two free throws and TUlauook a field goal la the third herlod. aad they were ar ea aeiln. Delayed Offense Nearly rata tiaine oa ice With a tew minutes lert to nlav. K. Anderson of North Dead slipped In a field goal to pat his team two points ahead, and the Coos county champions resonea to a "delayed offense" la aa ef fort to hold their lead. It work ed fairly well but Tillamook tin- ally speared tne tan and www tied the score. A little later Con over sank one to giro Tillamook the lead, and then it was the Cheesemakera turn to use the delay system. This time it work ed better. North Bend being drawn out of position to giv Whit another opportunity to score. Summaries; Lincoln (80) FG FT PP Mason F . . . tjj. . . .1 2 t Richardson F ....... 1 I t Robertson C ........ S 0 I Donln O 1 0 1 Patch O J...1 S 1 Walters O 0 1 PTHOUSANDSXI BENEFITTEDN patient a patlaats Caa aaytking of Dr. rfaolds. Colitis, fracC disorders taaa the fact that the saaJorJtf of new patJeats are seat ta as at ssrjacr potkatst Yet, wa coattaaa to sank ear seasarJabl GUARANTY a isphhrit ta oar FREE book which aaay bo had oa sapacst, Dr.CnAalIfeAN nSCXAlr W COLON ; i14n.trjr! jMBH'e5Sarj r. J ft ti iiisaji'tfSs OPENING Saturday March 22nd FASHION OFFERS HER NEWEST FOR THE OPENING OF THIS NEWEST SALEM SHOP - M I READY-TO-WEAR 466 Statc Strcct , -y; NerlH Total ..T ie Ooeasnercs (AO) lQ Relmer F ...... Scroggins F O'Coanell 0 Cleek G Applegate O M..x Mltola O m.1 Unkeles F FT PF S S 1 0 0 1 0 4 Worthley O 0 Totals is 11 Referee Coleman, empire French. North Read (11) FG FT PF Chapman F 0 0 9 Blomqnist F 1 t K, Andersoa C ..... 1 Taskey O 1 0 DeWeese O 1 1 1 W. Anderson G 0 0 t Touts ..4 8 Tillamook (15) FG FT PF Manan F ..1 2 8 ConoTer F White C ... 1 Bnna O 0 1 Schoppert O 0 0 1 Touis t Referee French, umpire Cole man. caU flavor because of its Render first crop leaves. ' If f la of Mi- I Tans TEA uec& Saturday, March 22nd A later date than previously annoonced be cause of delay in construction LADIES' AND MISSES' READY-TO-WEAR srrtaWTEMi SXSTKXCKD roLYILLE. Wash., March (AP) Kelea VLmm, ladiaa flapper, was aeaUacod today aerra tn ta If ytara ta atlaoVSaala Umm. PORTLAND LIMITED ONLY THRU TRAIN TO CHICAGO LEAVES PoanAio 6:10 P.M. 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