'Tie OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thtrraday Morning, Jane 5, 1930
PAGE THREE
Local News Briefer
Population Grows Salem's'
population Increased, 15 persons
yesterday, to 26,216. Seven of
those reporting yesterday have
been resident of Salem for a long
period, and only yesterday be
thought themselves that they had
not gotten in on the count. The
count here and elsewhere in the
district is being closed up as fast
as possible, but Supervisor It. J.
Hendricks urges that anyone who
has not been enumerated repart
once at the office in the post
office building.
Sixteen white flat crepe dress
es, sices 40 to 58, very special,
112.75, each. Mack's, 395 N. High
street.
Ieavrs For Denver Dr. W.
P. Walker, who has been here
the past week or 10 days to make
the fifth annual appraisal of the
Marion county health work, left
yesterday afternoon . for Denver,
Colo., where be will speak before
the general federated women's
club session. From . there he will
go to Salt Lake to attend the
western branch of the American
public' health association confer
ence from June 12 to 14.
- Program at School First grade
pupils at the Park school held an
informal program yesterday aft
ernoon, marking the close of the
school year and also the close of
a farm project study. The children
conducted their parents, a large
number of whom were there, over
the school room to inspect, the
many Interesting piecs of work
that had been done in connec
tion with the project.
.' Dollar dinner cteiy night S:
to 8 at the Marion hotel.
Administrator Named A. L.
Whitney has been named adminis
trator of the estate of Ardula May
Porter, deceased, in an order filed
Wednesday in the county clerk's
office and signed by County Judge
Slegmund. The appraisers of the
estate are Keith Powell, Eugene
Courtney and B. M. Keep. The es
timated value of the property is
$2300.
Peutbertons Leave Dr. and
Mrs. J. Ray Pemberton and
daughters, Mary, Esther and Ra
chel, left Wednesday on a trip
east during which they plan to
visit Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and
Indiana. On the return trip they
will visit the Black Hills region
of South Dakota and Yellowstone
National park. They will be gone
about two months.
Want 3Pd furniture. Tel. 511.
Special Meetings Special
meetings, particular feature of
which will be the Hawaiian steel
guitar numbers played by Mr. and
Mrs. Rowell, will be held Thurs
day and Saturday nights of this
week at the Emmanuel Full Gos
pel church. North 17th and Che
meketa. Mr. and Mrs. Rowell
will also play at both services
Sunday.
Corey to Spokane H. H.
Corey, member of the public serv
ice commission, left for Spokane
Wednesday night where he will
attend a meeting of the Pacific
Northwest advisory board on in
dustrial and transportation prob
lems. All three members of the
Oregon commission are members
of the board.
Best old time dance in Salem
every Friday at Mellow Moon; 25c
and 50c.
Mrs. Fisher Chosen Tribute
to the success Mrs. Ellen A. Fish
er, high school teacher, has made
aa faculty advisor to the present
senior class was implied in the
decision of the junior class to
ask her to be its advisor next
year. Cecil McKercher, present
advisor to the juniors, will not
teach here next year.
Final Account File The fin
al account of George H. Sauder.
administrator of the estate of
Levi Sauder, deceased, has been
filed in probate court here. Re
ceipts for the estate were $4000
and expenditures were $665, the
report shows.
Report Filed E. N. Hall, ad
ministrator of the estate of Tom
Brown, deceased, has filed a re
port showing that he received $1.
074 from the estate and spent
$606.80 in his first half year of
administration.
Remember The Silver Creek
Falls Loop drive.
Leave for Mountains Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar B. Dougherty and chil
dren left yesterday morning for
Breitenbush, where they will spend
a two weekV outing and vacation.
Daugherty is superintendent of
mails at the post office here.
Present Diplomas Mrs. Mary
L. Fulkeraon, county school su
perintendent, was in Keizer last
-night to attend the eighth grade
graduation exercises of that school
and to present diplomas to the
students.
Two Named Added Two more
names were added yesterday to
the list of graduates of the Salem
high school this year, bringing the
total to 275. They were those of
Faye Oalton and Melborn Gra
ber. Sues to Collect The Pruden
tial Savings & Loan association
has brought suit in circuit court
here asking to foreclose a mort
gage for $1453 held against
Ralph J. Stevens, et aL
New Trial Asked Motion for a
new trial was filed Wednesday by
J. E. Hill in bis ease against Setb
Fawk and K. W. Harriett, Hill re
ceived a verdict of one dollar in
his case.
Grandparents Again Dr. and
Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney have re
ceived word of the birth of a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doney in
Carlysle, Pennsylvania. It is the
Doneys' second child.
Boy Born to Thomas Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Thomas of 1345 Fir
street are parents of a baby boy,
born last night at the Salem gen
eral hospital. Thomas la with
the Cherry City bakery.
Going to Convention Lions
from Salem who will leave some
time today or early Friday ' for
Bend to attend the state Lions
confab are: President J. E. Fitz
gerald, President-elect Newell
Williams, Lelafid Smith, Harry
Scott and A. C. Haag. all dele
gates, and O. D. Olson and Dr.
George Lewis. An additional
group will leave by airplane Sat-;
urday afternoon, arriving in Bend:
in time for the final festivities
Saturday ntgbt.
Lost, Hampden wrist watch.
Finder please return to high
school office. Joy Hills.
Medical Men Gather Profes
sional topics concerned 50 mem
bers of the Marion-Polk-Yamhill
medicalsociety at their gathering
here this week. Dr. Willis John
son of Portland, president of the
state medical society, read a- pa
per on "The Sudden Loss of Vi
sion." Dr. George R. Vehrs of Sa
lem gave a paper on "The Prin
ciples in Practice in Local Anes
thesia." He illustrated his ad
dress with lantern slides.
Mrs. Minton Sues Mrs. Delia
Grace Minton has brought s;ijt in
circuit court here asking that nhe
be divorced from Joseph Minton,
former attorney in Salem and now
a resident of San Francisco. They
were married-in June. 1924. Mrs.
Minton asks that her maiden
name of Delia Grace Stevens be
granted her.
Our husky hi-grade baby chicks
will thrive now without extra ef
fort or equipment. Started . and
day old in stock. June prices. Sa
lem's Petland.
Several Cases Fever A mild
flurry of scarlet fever continues
in the Mt. Angel district, accord
ing to the county health officer,
with three or four cases there
now. The West Woodburn boy
who died from this disease Mon
day Is believed to have contracted
the disease while at a dance at
Mt. Angel.
Answer Filed Answer to the
complaint of the Marion Automo
bile company against John MHol
ick, et al. has been filed in cir
cuit court by the Bank of Ore
gon City which represents the in
terests of the late Harvey E. Cross
named as one of the defendants.
Sixteen white fiat crepe dress
es, sizes 4 0 to 56. very special,
$12.75, each. Mark's, 395 N. High
street.
ROTM HEARS
Politics, Life in General,
State Chamber's Work
Discussed
Ralph Hamilton, acting gover
nor, speaker of the house of rep
resentatives, was the speaker at
the luncheon of the Rotary club
yesterday noon. Hamilton talked
of politics, life, and sundry other
matters that interested bis audit
ors Immensely. Carle Abrams in
troduced him as a man who
might move from Bend to Salem
when some large duty called him.
Bat Hamilton replied with fer
vent loyalty to his home town of
Bend, that it would have to be
some great temptation to get him
to leave his. home there whose
lawn runs down to the banks of
the dashing Deschutes, and whose
windows open on the snow-clad
peaks of the Cascades.
Dealing with political matters
Hamilton talked of taxes, and
said people had the wrong atti
tude. They are anxious to have
county courts and legislatures and
school boards make appropria
tions to finance undertakings, but
when the tax bill comes they are
apt to grumble and complain. Ton
can't have these things free, you
have to pay for them," he de
clared. Hamilton is president of the
state chamber of commerce and
told something of its-great task
in promoting development of Ore
gon resources. He cited the speci
fications of the new postoffiee at
Klamath Falls which call for the
use of Bedford stone from Indi
ana, when just over toe hill af
Ashland is very fine granite.
Another speaker at the lunch
eon was Rev. Gillstrap of Turner,1
who told of the boys' school there
which accommodates 24 boys and
is performing a very useful work
in providing these boys with a
home.
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Verdict Not Expected Until
Late Today; Plaintiffs
Win in First Cases
ulty for membership in the organ
ization on a basis of high char
acter and scholarship are Elsie
Allen. Lydia Childs. Katherine
Everett, Donna Hildesheim, Helen
Hughes, Frances McGilvra, Mar
Ian Morange aad Marjorie Nelson.
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What's yonr type? Pick It out from the medley here and then If
yon are Interested In knowing how yon "screen" take yourself to the
Dagmar studios, room 420 Oregon building, and tell the cameraman
over there yon want to go through the test that hundreds of Salem
people are going through these days. The Dagmar company Is now se
lecting a cast to take the roles and minor parts In the Willamette
valley picture, "The Purple Flood." Every Salem person who has any
ambition and who wants to be in a real movie, has an opportunity
to do so now.
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State Embalming Board
Back on Promise Is
Claim in Court
Visitors From Kast Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Sava.se of Waconda,
have as their house guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Savp.ge, who are
here for six weeks from their
j home in Washington, D. C. Mr.
ravage is connected with thestate
department at the capitol.
Mortgage Foreclosed Suit to
foreclose on a mortgage : was
launched in circuit court here
Wednesday by the Prudential
Savings & Loan association
against Blanche B. Huffman, et
al. The plaintiff seeks to recover
$2200 under the mortgage.
Appraisers Named Foul Mc
Cullough, Keith Powell and Eu
gene Courtney have been named
appraisers of the estate of Tom
Brown, deceased.
Clement Here E. C. Clement,
post office inspector with head
quarters in Seattle, is paying a
two or three days' inspection vis
it at the office here.
That Oregon barely escaped a
state-wide federal quarantine
against one of its fruit crops that
brings over . a million dollars
yearly into the state was infor
mation given the Marion county
court " Wednesday by H. S. Mer
rlam of Goshen, member of the
state board of horticulture for
western Oregon.
Merriam would not give the
name of the disease, the particu
lar fruit Involved or the location
of the orchard. He said the dis
ease was discovered by a county
inspector who bad it identified at
the state college, and that al
though a federal inspector urged
Washington authorities to de
clare a state-wide quarantine the
state experts got the disease un
der control in time to avoid a
quarantine.
Had the ban been declared Mer
riam said It would have been al
most as serious as the quarantine
placed on the state of Florida af
ter discovery of the Mediterran
ean fruit fly there.
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VISITOR FROM SOUTH
PERRYDALE, Jnne 4. Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Mitchell and
family visited Monday afternoon
with Margaret Mulkey in Salem.
Miss Mulkey is a cousin of Mrs.
Mitchell. She is on a month's va
cation from Long Beach, Calif.,
and is at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. S. A. Riggs.
The secretary of state Wednes
day apportioned among the vari
ous counties In Oregon a total of
$56,249.43 for county fair pur
poses. The tax or county fairs is
one-twentieth of a mill baaed on
all assessable proDertv in the
state.
The excess of one-twentieth of
a mill on' the taxable property in
Multnomah county which amount
ed to $3,961.56, was distributed
equalfy among the counties elig
ible to share In the tax. The law
provides that no county shall re
ceive !n excess of SI 6.000 for fair
purposes.
The following summary shows
the various counties, together
with the amount of money appor
tioned to each:
Baker , 1,252.51
Benton 924.22
Clackamas 2.673.17
Clatsop 1,313.56
Columbia 966.37
Coos 1,413.08
Crook 882.75
Deschutes 776.07
Douglas 1,678.53
Gilliam 600.16
Grant 478.63
Harney 545.52
Hood River 00.86
Jackson 1,668.04
Jefferson 370.31
Josephine 498.90
Klamath 1,880.86
Lake 629.68
Lane 1,781.77
Lincoln 541.04
Linn 1,763.41
Malheur 719.64
Marion 2,715.51
Morrow 654.23
Multnomah 16,610.64
Polk 1,022.40
Sherman 603.42
Tillamook 14SC.12
Umatilla 2.44J.JT
Union l,UUt
Wallowa 595.88
Wasco 1,013.51
Washington 1,859.7$
Wheeler. 355.30
Yamhill 1,266.18
cnicago win vote July 1 on a
unified traction plan which, it ap
proved, will assure the city of a
subway.
Obit
uary
DeCora
Died, in this city June 4, in
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C
DeCora, : 3 days. Announcement
of funeral later by Clough-Taylor
company.
A petition in mandamus de
manding that he be given r. license
as embalmer In Oregon, was filed
in -circuit eourt here Tuesday by
R. F. Larson who named the State
Embalming board as defendants
in the action. Judge L. H. McMa
han set June 12 as the time when
the defendants must come into
court to make any answer they
wish to present why the license
shall not be granted. Glen S. Macy,
W. F. Walker and Frederick D.
Strieker are members of the board.
Larson claims that he was a
practicing embalmer in Kansas
from 1906 to 1927. When he re
moved to Oregon in 1928 the
board, he claims, promised him a
license when he produced his certi
ficate from Kansas, a certificate
showing his character to be good
as well as a $30 fee. All these
qualifications have been met, Lar
son alleges.
On the board's promise he pur
chased property In Silverton and
made it over Into a mortuary.
Larson says he would be damaged
in this investment to the extent
of $10,000 if the license is not
granted.
The board, he asserts, now asks
that he take an examination.
Establishment of county Toad
from Detroit to Whitewater part
of North Santlam highway.
Re-location of portion of mar
ket road from Silverton to Wil-
lard.
Establishment of Matheny mar
ket road la the Union hill district.
Petition of Mrs. E. V. Winter-
mantle for road in Talbot district.
Petition of Hal Walton and oth
ers to declare road through Hayes
property in Labish section, a coun
ty road.
Petition of R. O. Amort and oth
ers for county road In Hullt dis
trict.
Petition of John F. Schaber and
others for road in Fellers subdi
vision to Hubbard.
Some Girl to
Be Very Glad
With Dolly!
A verdict in the case of Wilma
Hill and G. C. Coulee against Seth
Hawk and K. W. Harrttt is not ex
pected until this afternoon in cir
cuit court since only one of the
r.'s "p lw UJUU,umcu'ison? Then she will have for her
There is some little girl in this j
city who on July 22. will be so ;
happy words will fail to express
of her Joy. The rea
dme Wednesday.
The ease is the third brought
against the defendants as a result
of an auto accident which occur
red at Brunk's corners on the Dal
las highway. December 31, 1929.
Wilma Hill peeks damages of
$800; Conlee requests a judgment
very own, a doll the like of which.
neither she nor her playmates
have ever seen. This is a doll 34
inches tall, which talks, sings, and
even says its prayers, will be her
yery own.
None of her playmates will be
HYETT'S ROTE HELD
NOT TO BE PIPES
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J. W. Hyett. individually and
as administrator for his wife's
estate, .was acquitted of all lia-i
bility for certain notes gfven the
Bank of Frewaier, Oregon, under
. a decree issued by Judge L. H.
v. ..L it a u u . i , i sa 4i ,t j . . i iv
court held that Hyett executed
the notes at the Tauks request to
cover a "dummy" stock transac
tion and that Hyett never receiv
ed any value for the notes.
Subsequently when' the back
was sold, the buyers attempted to
collect the not?s amounting in to;
tal to $5640 from Hyett. Tt
court set the notes aside.
nf 11 7AA from th ripfpnrLanf K. 1 auic iu tri
Fawk and Harritt were driving
separate cars. They dispute each
other's liability for the accident.
In the two cases tried earlier
In the term of court, Linnie Hill
received a verdict of $2,400,
while J, E. Hill received an award
of one dollar.
The next case on the docket is
that of Florence vs. Christen, a
suit to recover damages due to
auto accident.
Alpha Kappa Nu
Members Named
At Willamette
Announcement of the election
of eight senior girls to Alpha
Kappa Nu, national honorary so
ciety, was announced at chapel
exercises at Willamette Wednes
day. Judge O. P. Coshow of the
state supreme court delivered the
address, speaking on the value of
an education.
Those were elected by the fac
er to buy a doll like it for there
ate none to be bought. The only
way which they can be had is by
winning them and that is done by
collecting votes which are being
given with every purchase made,
by 35 merchants of Salem and
also at the Fox Elsinore theatre.
These votes will be obtainable
until July 22, and on that date
the votes will be counted and
somebody is going to go home
so happy that Christmas will be
like the measles in comparison.
The doll has a place in its back
where a tiny non-destructible rec
ord can be inserted. These rec
ords will play five songs, which
when playing, sound as though
the doll was singing. There is
also a talking record, and one
which makes her say her prayers.
High school girls in Batavia, N.
Y., must have their parents per
mission in writing before they
may go stockingless.
PILES
CUBED
by a few painless
treatments
No cutting, no burning,
no loss of time
Drs. Lewis
408 Oregon Building
BOM PETITIONS
LI BEFORE COi
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Petition for a road near West
Woodburn is up for hearing be
fore the county court the petition
being made by the Ingeborg broth
ers. Nine other petitions, all up
for first reading, have been laid
before the county this week. They
are:
J. W. Mayo and others. West
Stayton district.
Re-location of market road from
Mill City to Niagara.
Kibele
Died, at a local hospital June
4, Mrs. Marie Kibele. 47. An
nouncement of funeral later by
Clough-Taylor company.
City View Cemetery
Established 1893 Tel. 1268
Conveniently Accessible
Perpetual care provided tor
Prices Reasonable
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Totals - $56,249.43
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