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The CltEGON TATCSMAHleia, Oregca. Wefaesday' Morning. Jnry 9, 1930
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Attends Convention Dr. Am V I
Lewis . report en excellent series
of lectures whlcb ire being given
at.the -convention, of Ophthalraeh)
gyVand Otolarnungblogy society
and the American Osteopathic
asseciatioa botli . of which are
meeiLag ttia month In FhUaJel
phlsLiDr. Lewis left here June S3
for the eastern city. She report
one ot the mait Interesting lee-
; Expense Uore Than Salt - At
torney' tees in a cue just decided
In tbe drcult court will cost the
defendant mere than was sought
in the complaint, according to de
cision In the cue of BeaverIn
vestment - company against - For
rest Smith and Martha Jans
Smith, The Investment 'company
has been gives" judgment arainst
? saut&s for S3 l principal end
Further: Deficiency Funds
f. Wot , Needed ; Reports ;
iBudget Expert :; .
llcal:MevysBfli1 1 HST ITUTI 0 1 J S
i ii it iiii in i.i
ti ana
tore. yet to be liiri ttk that of j toUrtit o u MlMio?.
ffihwTSKT. have
moviagtonsils. . 1 :; '::K-';;rf-
! Lambert cherries: wanted.
Take a ride In. the new Pontlae aande McKenney, Hlgb and MU1
Big 9. Try oat ne wonaexiui per
formance or the new Oakland V
type 8.
Feanetoa Park An error was
made in naming the park the land
scene architecture for which Is to
be dene by Miss Elizabeth Lord,
and Miss Edith Sehryver. The para
Is the Pioneer Memorial nark In
Pendleton rather than In Walla
street: Call 1SS4.
One Permit Issued Carl and
Hanson were eras ted tb only
permit from the building Inspect
or's office Monday. They will re
pair an, apartment house at 11 4 S
Cbemeketa street at an estimated
cost of ISO. So far this month
only one permit -for a new 'dwell
ing has been. Issued, most ot them
Walla as stated. The park lie ah J being for 'minor repair and re
most In the heart or tne euy anatrooiing joos
u lumattrr Ynr tne earliest I r
I TiM-ieral..B;ftTdens-wUl be: Jb't Harsnce sale at, Howard
aa4 V'Jt .ttxyrvty-
".'trttte'j dresses talaa t
"11; c!al lef JX ;ttis week.
ToVr ' yoaar Vxtlia ctre "toWa
, - t4a?lne'cqrpi threwfh the-re-;
N-rjBtjs-Cttiee, here end tTe al
rdf ISt far trainiag etatiozs.
JvTorti! Sergeant M. Elierw as,
fcrer ia charge ?f tre Utle hero.
.TKyt?eem,ttsJ ia.Jr.WUrd - C,
jij'setey and Wrea B. McMeU
3 n VfJti of SaVd, aA IjiWTesce
redder ef Genii, route oae.
" All ot the eute tnstltatlons rn
Oregon, with the exception of tte
state penitentiary and state train
ing; school for boys, shonld tinlsb
the cmrrent blenniam. -withent re-j
tneetlnt; deficjency appropria
tions, according to e report pre--
uvtw iiwur - bj out
Koxer, state bndstt director.
, The report seta' oat that .the
emergency board already- ewr
thorixed a deficiency appropria
tion for the tuberculosis bospite
at The. Dalles astregaUag $ J 8.5,00
far aalariei and oneratlnK- exnenSV
es. The , penitentiary and : boyaf
u mining- ecuuui ut (luuaeuk.
money-ia their salary appropria
tions for the remainder Of the bP
enninm, but will require - -defi--ciency
appropriations for their,
t several. otri,t:taaf, ,and;'ni.4tii-:
" laaie.expenaes. .At wi estfT.rlrd
VPS AliD DOWNS OF WORK-IN
JUSTICE COURT CONTRIBUTE
VARIETY, SAYS MR. SMALL
Native-Son of Marion County to Gmplete
Long Term on Bench January 1. 1931
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Rfcfett iua Mr -: n-..i - r.- uaer in lae wiu. u
Ilea Ttili rtur;4,trr.-a-w!rr..Wia IT brtJ:t IH.
wek. tsij Into sdrtbn bire
K t.o country Mate Hand a.yj
klct of ihe tf Rwtrfjr tpB.t
9 end S0.tf and th i-ors
ichool brtweeu S009 and Tfe.
; fPe iplta Donee
.uo'wu. -oat tfeyr Tuied Surset j SfcffkUy I-ower ,
U aastotaet seoretarr.aHe T. Mil" "l'L fffl5!!
By OLIVE DOAK
I, There is much gTlef and muck tragedy connected with this of
fice, and. for that reason it is net all as interesting as it might be;
One has to bardes one'e self or become maddetjed by the daily reclta-
:tlon, of criminal complaints and the drrel
opments bronght to light by tbe inrestl
'gatien' ot these complaints. For example
.yesterday we had between If and 10
criminal complaints and added to that
will be a few ctril complaints." -
Judge Brasier Small was speaking a
Salem Justice of the peace and attorney
t law.
Contlnaing be said, "There are so
many non-stspport cases. Generally it Is
the husband who has deserted his wife
and children. The wife complains, and the
husband is rounded up and placed in Jail.
Within a few hours, or two or three days
the wife Is crying for bis release, and
maintaining that it he is girea a chance
he will "do better." Upon release friend
husband does the same thing over again
and so the grief continues.
Tonne;, People Problem
'OUfci- bothersome eases are those of
youug p?Of. caught in first offenses and
iDTointiT pat3ta whose beiier bad been
etroBa in ftelr children." All these cases
and mntii more add a tremendous losd of
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Carnegie Foundation Will
Supply Finances For
Additional Boolcs J;
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Judge Kraskr Ssaall
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Oriental danc - Sat
Oreea. ' : ' - -
K Optateas Beady Because ef
tb Fonrta of Jnly hoUdar.
fact aotlTkies of tbonrt In get--:
log ready for its kaaaal Taeauon,
ao opinion were -handed down
!j.v the supreme court Tuesday. It
was reported that a larze number
of opinions would be handed down
late this week or next Monday.
The supreme court wHL recess, on
July IS for a month.
We are- arta epeeUl redne
:tons.en corsets and corselettes
this week. Howard Corset Shopt
tibA Cares In Following call
vsterday morning from Ted Ricb
arda, road bosa In the Gates dis
trict members of the county court
will go to that sectiosv tale niorn
ningto lnrestlgate a care-in on
the xxanty road between Gates and
Niagara. It Is thought that exea
vatfc being done by the Southern
Ptcifl: there caused the trouble.
$ilar dinner erery night l:4S
'a S.'at the Marlon hotel. : 9
ttit Dowsjlee Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Scott ot Bisbee, Aris
?ei Tneaday Tbltinr at : the
hou ot Dr. and Mrs. Vernon A
DopgJas. Mrs. Scott Is bis sister.
The,-riitors sr spending a short
time in Oregon, stopplnr - also
wit Dr. Donglas parents In Port-
Jand They will return to Arizo
na PrMsy. .'
Want used furniture. Tel. 611.
Vfcit Salem Mr. and Mrs.
Leeter H. Stitfler and son Lester.
are guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Graber for two weeks.
Mr. Stif tier was formerly manager
f the Salem Wooiwortb store and
la "a; preeeat nauager o the Fon
ert Ts' oele ftttifc- serrice ia 8a
Ariscna TtmnA Ker--Mr, and
ra. x JE-Seotr.t J3sbeeC- Art
MMTjsitiKl Tread a the hoa
Kr. Koxer nsliaated IhiA the
ct hospitals for the is.aiue wE!
? return to the stste at id eapira-
iioa ?f the rnrrsiit bteaiJitia ap
proximately $l,00. '
Comparing the population ot
the state institutions for June,
1130, with that of Jane, 1919, it
was found that there has been a
net increase ot 380 during the
year," read Koser's report. "Of
this latter number 140 bay been
additions to the state hospitals
for the insane. IS were additions
to tbe state penitentiary, 104
Pwece added to. the stats tubercu
losis hospitals and aeren to the
state training school for boys.
Number of State
Wards iBereasIa;
xne feeble minaee some
: : Jl fw rhildrji at.riioo9
from at a 3c each.- Hawvz cfe
b. . '
"StUesn 'llear Hart Ui Bran-
didge was broagbt to a local boe
pttal Monday night attxerlnt a
broken arm, fractured Vh, and
exner minor ujuries us a reanlt
of a fall from a 40-foot t tree
artier daring tbe ereaiagA The
accident occurred as be wasblay-
rng in the trees on a Folk cnty
farm about eight miles wef
Salem.
Tlsitias: Here Miss' BUnke
Wblttemore and nephew Thocee
Whited of near Unity, easten
Oreroa, are spending two week
risiting at tbe home ot Dr. aaoi
Mrs. Henry B. Morris. MIssi.hawmi m inntaaa at th
Wblttemore and Mrs. Morris erewi,i. ni..tri.i mvnji
or four, tne eoiaienr. nome a ae-
s - 1-
sisters.
guests spent Sunday in McMlnn-
rille risking with M. L. Morris.
Visiting? Score Here Three
"higher up" with tho Western
Aato company were la Salem yes
terday calling a,t the local store.
They were Pat Patience, man
ager of the Denver Mhttrict; Bill
Boeling, manager ef the Seattle
district which also includes Sa
lem; and George Eilers, field su
perintendent from Seattle.
Boy Breaks Ana Lester Han
son ls-year-old West Salem boy,
was brought to the Deaconess hos
pital Tuesday night with a broken
arm suffered when he tell out of
a tree earlier in the erenlng. He
is the third boy to be received at
the hospital for treatment in acci
dents happening . under) almost
identical conditions since Friday,
: Mis Andersoa Oa Trip Miss
Esther Anderson, secretary In the
J. T Ulricb real estate office,
sailed yesterday from Seattle for
a vacation trip to Alaska and
British Columbia points. She is
accompanied by Miss Agnes
Brown, formerly of Salem but now
ef . PeifiUtoa.
tof;jSrBF91t.mr a ;cherf
vHi in FivrttaaJ and
f im. wLerfe : Mr. i
tease of 10 and tbe employment
aatltutlon for the adult bund a
dcrease ot three.: "
TWbile tbe Increase in the ag
Create populatloa ia tbe state ta
sUtions during the past year
na appear somewhat abore the
aornal from year to year, it aaky
be tien to Indicate ttat the time
has sniTed for additional bous
ing factitlea.
"If Uli ratio of increase Is
maintaimd during tbO next 10
years, it k evident lhat by tbe end
of 1040 tie institutions will be
bousing a uopulaJon ef between
1000 and 5J
BRIDGEAT 1L1ZEL
Conitructbn on the county con
crete bridge at Hazel Green has
been Tirtualy completed,'- how
ever, It will b another 30 days
before tibe Hrtlge U opea t tral-
Oa!.- Me tanj,tt-
te ttsutl ran ot ia moc-y hss r,-. f4 .r
been coming !nt tlw couuy tax Eudar traw t ?n-alr. in-
r aad ct?t -k afr..t .ir u r.ir
rvcYopa i hW pTobaW' retjoa
sitte .for toe su4du activity in
gettin to the eonectct otnc.
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:siU H reT,.ral sieUryrof tb
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Sl-lay --etJajtThe Ladies'
Ai tly ef th Wotoaa Re
IKliarps -ifcJTl'.wniiV fr ea all dy
grounds. There wil!Te served a
puck dinner at noon.. All mem
bers sre urged to be present for
this- meeting.
r.. 'Walnut Mea so Meet W. H.
iiatley, manager ot tbe North
icl,nc Nut Growers exchange at
jUndee is to meet here this aft
xnpoe, with M. P. Adams, local
grower, on committee business to;
ihe. exchange. The meeting will be
jheld in the chamber ef commerce
reome.
r. SVanebJso Granted The city of
Send has granted a 20-year fran
chise to the Paeifle Telephone ana
Telegraph company, under date of
JmXt 0. according to Information
received by the publie service
commission here, Tuesday.
Chamber Office Busy The of-
floe of the Salem chamber of com
merce is busy now with the man-
aaer telling tourists information
about Willamette valley spots to
visit as well as specific data oa
Salem.
jftrrin Flaed-Pat Jarvill was
fined ISO Monday In police court
uaan a Honor possession charge
mea after his arrest late Thurs
day night. He chose, to serve tne
fin out in jau.
i'an Winkle Presides Attorney
General Van Winkle presided at
Kiwsais dab Tuesdsy noon, in
the absence of President V. S.
Pag and Vice-President Fred
Thompson. .
; Chamber Laacheoae Off No
chamber of commerce luncheons
will be held until September 11,
t was announced this week at the
erganizaiion s aeaaquaners.
. Vlre Extinirlashed A amat
rabblEk fire at 404- Water street
f wjs extinguished " by " the .dewn-
. , to.f n lire department Tuesasy ; jn
' Directors to steet The board
of directors ef the Klwaala club
wm meet. Friday', for Its- eeml-
monlbly gathering. Boutine bust
naa will H trnatsi1 .
' I Golf Tomraey - inaaad--Plans
for a coif tourney for. a presl
t dent' cup are being framed by lo-
fatage 1U ; 13sleettvm brakes
an a car drifeti bv K. C WOO'J,
toast'dclUn o-f er . Puis it' river
enet of HnVbard. '-r .;"'-:"., '
Jcbusea and Commissioner Jfea
Sl.S -visited two-road ite yee
terdar radius work is: being
Eugene, was bUe?ed to bare beta erWr. r Jft4 . -,aae 0t tbe
tbe es ef a tolliatou 6ita i four-mile stratch b been grsT
hi eutctJioile sad a etagc drives. .. Tn iniietftd tbe- Booee's
wcrk ti )vl bvttur marted. rti- s
teen or 10 teams will be working
on this rosd today.
At the present time, four bis
crews are working on county
roads, Johnson say, with prac
tically all tbe equipment In the
eounty now tn use.
gale Confirmed" i-' Order con
firming the sale ot real property
involved in the case or w. it-
Kane against L. S. Salladay and
others has been signed.
eel service clubs.
BUS FILED
Tbe cabinet form of govern
ment baa proved successful in
Europe, la the conduct of the
United States government, in 400
dues and In several states, ac
cording to the affirmative argu
ment for the state government
consolidation bill, which was
tiled in the state department
In 400 cities and la several states
according to tbe affirmative ar
aid to small schools rather than
to the larger institutions." After
an exhaustive study of the work
of the two types of schools, the
ry withdrawn Its support from
state supported colleges, he said
FIMK KI'S
HHiai
Tisitiasr ZU Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Boulig and children, Pa-
trlrcla and Rodney, are here from
Hoqulam. Wash., for a week's
visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. E. ZelL
Sale Confirmed Sale of real
property In the ease of Harry Mo
ran against Forrest D. Smith and
others has been coniirmea oy tne
circuit judge.
Case Dismissed. Hope Bss-
sett's ease against Clyde Chapman
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was yesterday dismissed in cir
cuit court, following settlement
out Of court
Visitiae- Batters Mrs. Martha
Littlefleld of Eugene is here on a
two weeks' visit at the borne of
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Sutter, IOCS
Highland nvenue.
Talbot Makes Call Henry Tal-
bott of Prospect was a business
caller in the city yesterday, and
while her called at the office ot
the eounty school auperintendent.
Returns From Vacation Ea-
nlce -S. Robertson, employed In
the state highway department.
has retnrned from her annuel va
cation.
Salt Dismissed The suit
bronght by -Tho. F. Huston
arainst the Marlon garage com
pany has been dismissed zouow-
inj settlement oub ov;shv
Estate Settled Decree of una
setUemeat has been given la the
estate - of SKart Poppe --Rosa
Poppe la executrix. j. 1
Frost Falrftrtd James Mahon
ey of Fairfield. wheTe he operate
a large farm, was a business vis
itor In the slty yesterday. .
.Ranaedea Visits Claud Hams
den, clerk of the Pratum school
district., was a business visitor In
Jbe city yesterday. .
'ia Eageae Miss Rath- Daugh
erty l spending two weeks Tisit-
tng la Eugene. - v
A ubstajilialr-eoniideratioa'
Is believed forthcoming soon to
the Willamette university library
for tho purchase of new books
as a result ot tne visit late
Monday Of Dr. ' William ' M. Ran
dan, a representative "of the Car-.
aegie foundation for the advance
ment of teaehinf. He was here
Monday evening and left early
Tuesday after a tborougb inspec
tion of the facilities ot the li
brary.
Conditions of the university li
brary meet tbe requirements of
the foundation and Randall prom
ised the financial help imme
diately. No idea as to the amount
of the nam was announced by au
thorities at the university, but it
was said that it would be rsub-
stantlal.'
Switches ISupport
To Smaller Schools
The Carnegie foundation has
recently switched its work -from
heart ftidMm trouble if those worklnr the construction of library bulld-
tu ta isi lest . l it did not steal themselves mgs. to me giving ot iinanciai
affaiii! the va.Tr It would cause, said Mr. support to school libraries for the
ymall. I purebase of new books and eeuip-
Added to this grief Is that of those tnent. Randall said Monday that
caught red -bonded in crimes both large ' the foundation-is not only lean-
aiid smaU. who wil! p!ad tor fsrors biiiad which to bide their own ning toward the small universl-
mlsdoiags. Tb great mass of teeiiaieid law with which the United ties, but it has definitely corn
States Is bur-toted makes the pttt et the later type ot transgressor mitted itself to riving financial
inuca easier. ' r o
.lrse vheo the niceties of law i
will be redeeed to the . olactt !
where real Justice will come
much 'more quickly and with less
opportunity for tbe guilty to i
hide behind horseplay.
The Justice court of Salem acts
as a clearing house for crime'
and tor civil ease not involving
over f SS0 and which do not in
volve titles to land. Criminal
eases may be brought before tbe
grand jury but It does not meet
as often as demand Is mad for
investigation of criminal charges,
so the district attorney files com
plaints with tbe justice court and
hers the first evidence is produ
ced toward the investigation of a
crime.
In this way the whole Use Of
criminal cases. 9S per cent Jndge
Small estimates, from murder on
down, start as a rule, la the jus
tice court. Only enough evidence
is introduced to show sufficient
grounds for binding the eulptit
over to the greed Jury for it ia-veetlgatfoa.
And who Is this Judge Braaier
C Small, who eince 10X4 baa
been acting as magistrate of all
manner ot cases ia Salem up in
bis utti court room and suit of
offices on the second floor ot the
Gray building?
ta Turner, Oregon
He was born. 33 years agonal
Turner.: Oreetfn. the. son et Mr.
and Mrs. L H. Small Jr., who
still reside tbere. He comes from
a lone line of pioneers. His
grandparents, L H. Small Sr.,
came across tbe plains by ox
team la 1SX and settled near
Silvertoh. His grandfather, Lewis
Miller, came round the horn in
1840 and located aesr Staytoa.
Mr. Small's grandmother Lewis
was the daughter et Allan Davie,
a prominent member ot tho Ore
gon provincial government.
Mr. Small received his grade
school education In Turner, bis
hih school ia Salem and grsdu-
ated from tbe hl al law ot
Wiflawctu university wbare Le
le took liberal arts, "especial
i-na(aauMt, Juit bscavsn w
liied tee subiect and because be
Heed Fret. J. T. Matthews. AH
during the time tuar Mr. smau
was tvking law he was rxttng ai
postm aiter at Tarter and Jiiving
to Sila to t:a eveanisf clss
wrlr. Those wr. tit daya wbeu
Wilia:?f UBirtmHy offered Ut
eoarse in law as fa erening sub-Jc.
Thea tRj th war snd Mr.
SaislI jofn'ed.tbe naval aiattoa
mtb. U took bl around wertt
WB&SM
'SHIPS' LISTED
"Pat" Patience of Denver
Addresses Local Club
At Weekly Meeting
Citizenship, friendship, partner
ship, sportsmanship,' leadership,
these are the "shlpst which com .
prise the "navy; of Kiwanls, de
clared Howard "Par Patience In
an address Tuesday 'noon before
the Kiwanls club. Patience Is re
gional director for the Western
Auto Supply company, with bead-
quarters at Denver.
Patience, a self-made man, with
out parents and with rudimentary
education, said good citizenship
was a first duty of KIwanians, :
and stressed the importance .of the
service club in educating its mem
bers to vote and to make other
people rote. '
Friendahip was characterized
by Patience as "Life's greatest as
set" and he paid' tribute to a
friend who had been an outstand
ing factor In his own life.
Partnership With
Children Favored
"Too few men and women are
being partners to their children.
the speaker emphasized as ho saM
the golf club and the bridge tabl
were keeping husbands and wires
from making beautiful homes for
their children. .
Under sportsmanship the speak
er classified the obligation ot
every man to find good In bis
brother rather than emphsslze the
weakness which everywhere is to
Ci1m vaonlin ratailAi-a 4nindiv. . . i i.ji.u..i. him
Und,?uIfn hM lmost complete- I othert on the entire Pacific ea,t to ,WalIow applesauce than
coast in the gasoline price war razzberrles," ssid Patience.
Tuesday when they cut the price Be a good sport; accept ro
ot gasoline to It cents a gallon, spoasiblllty and leadership. Don) '
runner niasning is prooaoie wita-1 belong to the N. B. B. A. or a.. ,
ia. tbo next few day in tbe opin-1 ure-ed Patience . who cbaractarised
ion ot one downtown- dealer, who this association as the "National
along with other Salem retailers. Brotherhood ot Buck Passers of
cut a four cent profit in half in America."
order to compete with service sta- J In bis Introductory remarks
tlons in near-by valley communl-l which .followed bis Introduction to
tie. the club by Klwanlan WiUia
The local dealers, after escap- Clwke Ptfeue said "
ing the. fas war for over a month cb.lTdi considerable
by mutual agreement, were forced P11. i"d7..! 7"2
WlSlam H. O'Neill has resumed as
director ef prohibition enforce
ment in Northwestern Ohio witb
the brief explanation that -controversies
and changes seem Immi
nent under the new renme. He
is believed to have opposed tne
transference of prohibition control
to the Itopartment or justice.
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SLASHED
Baiem furniture dealers are
making preparations to entertain to ent the nrica as a protective
several hundred ot their fellow I muinro sinrm th nricwuttln
gunaent for tbe state government 1 tradeamea from all over Oregon j struck the northwest manr Salem
consolidation bill, which wss 1 na otner coast points at the sec-1 oal navs been baring their
filed In tbe state department I on annual convention ef the Ore- laasoiine at Portland and other
l ihu .-. vh.h.vw.v avmv.v m- i .uBA, Tawna nipn n r.
Tho argument will he printed I to heW Sator4r' oelllnf at as low as 1J and 14
through insistence that Jobbers
1 sad retailers utilise products mas-
ufactured la Denver.
in the measures pamphlet, which
will be issued prior to the awn-.
era! election. Members of tbe
committee who prepared tbe ar
gument are Senator Miller of
Grants Pass and Rsprceeatattves
MePherson of Albany and Aagell
of Portland.
The bilL which was referred to
the voters by tbe 1929 legisla
ture, proposes a state govern
ment ef nine departments
"In Oregon." reads the affirm
ative argument, "we bar 74 dif
ferent officers, boards and com
missions. IT large state tnstlta
July 19
The convention headquarters
will be at tbe Marion hotel.
where t the annual baaquet will
be held Saturday night, and busi
ness sessions will be held at the
chamber of commerce.
cents. By entering the "war" lo
cal dealers bone to regain most
ot the patronage they lost when
tkey refused to lower tbe price.
Service stations here are pay
ing 10 cents per gallon for gas
Pendleton Area
Quadrangle llap
To Be Finished
A contract was executed here
tioas and 1C private Institutions Itae convention Includes Frank M.
receiving state aid, r a total f
107 agencies doing our state
work. The payroll carries more
than (000 names' and almost
1050,000 outlay per month in
wages and salaries.
"There Is no general supervi
sion, bo adequate system of re
ports and accounts and not even
a common fiscal year.'
It was argued that the cabinet
form of government would pro
rid a businesslike and stable
program of state development,
promote better citizenship, make
tic elate government more effi
cient, and save taxes. It also
ti td end the creation ot boards
and commissions, - the argument
said.
LitwlUer, president of the Will
amette: valley unit of the state
organisation; Max O. Buren, H.
L. Stiff. C. S. Hamilton and C.
F, Glese.
On Celebration
Planning Board
. . I . I anif MtBtllnv It at a. Iwx rant I TuesdSV between ttt ll ens?-
pleleTtr bring nTronK In Portland dealer. ---
BUIIUI BIISIVU ) W w
completion of the Pendleton Quad
rangle. The topograpnte map wm
cover an area approximately sse
miles square, including the cities
of Fendtetoa, Atheaa and Uma
plne. and most etthe Umatilla
reservation. 5
The larger part of the Umatilla
county wheat area la within .tne
. at n . . savsw. Si 41a
stkaj. i aamaxmaiKioj. am w oi
Morbiad a memner oi in uregon i 'J ; - :
mmmlttM nf IK ta lrrmr. tnr I ciumem.
the celebration attending the
200th anniversary of George
Washington. Tbe celebration' will
ent speakers here, and the pro- ltt tor only 12 cents pay eight
cram will Include discussion of """ "
naramoant farnltare aabiecta. in
cluding style. nsembles and bos-1 Cmnict fhnnn
inns aroblem. Elabarata tilana I wl UIll!C WlilOCii
are being mad to take care ef
the out-of-town guests.
The; local committee arranging
Why, When Gas
Price Here Is
So Low Anyway?
be held In 1932.
Mr. Cronlse, who is editor of
tbe Albaay Democrat-Herald, suc
ceeds Mrs. W. D. Aye et Port
end, who died recently.
Sarah T Bernd
Dies Tuesday in
Home atlllihee
Exaaaa Held Here Eleven ap
plicant for positions in tbe United
States civil service commission
sppeared tor the junior typist and
junior stenographer examinations
held yesterday morning at tne
Capital Business college. Joseph
Benner clerk at the postolflce.
was In charge ot the examina
tions. Successful applicants will
be able to bold positions any
where in the service.
Pry to Talk Dan Fry, Sr., who
has Just returned from the - na
ttoaal Rotary convention, will give
the stay-at- home Rotarians an
Idea of convention doings at the
regular luncheon meeting of the
club today.
Estate Worth $1140.70 Es
tate of J. S. Hosklns has been sp-
oralsed st S 1.1 40.70 according to
report tiled with the probate
judge. C. J. Espy, executor, yes-
terdsy filed final account in the
estate. .........
Case Decided ' The circuit
Judge has decided In fsror of the
plaintiff In the case brought oy
Estelle KAykpr sgsinst John Wil
liamson .nd others ..Suit is -to
collect oa a note. .-
Company Win The Beaver
Investment company, la Its ease
against Ellen Julian Frils aad
others, has been , given " decree
which quiets title to real property
ia Catdwell's addition to Salem.
Mrs. - Crater Resigns Ura.
Grace Crater, who lias been, head
of the ready-to-wear department
at Miller's store, has resigned that
position. She u a member ot the
local Zonta ciuo.
Hall to Reopen Th Hazel
Green - danee pavilion,' which has
been closed . tor remodeling ana
redecorating,- will' be reopened
Saturday, when' an 'Oriental ball
has beers planned as the feature.
ncir &eattler tbea was atatioaed
ia California and did most of bis
tiring at the Pensacola, Florida,
station. From here he was dis
charged in 1018 aad returned to
Salem where he was employed in
the legal department ot the state
accident commission.
In 1922 be opened his own law
office and in 1924 he became
justice ot the peace which office
he has held since and from which
office be will retire la January.
He plans to continue his law
practice in Salem, but has not yet
definitely decided upon a roca-
tion for his office. v
Hobby? Well, there Is still a
hankering left for an airplane to
drive sort of a. hangover from
the navy days. Mr. Small believes
that air travel Is much more se
cure thsa highway travel.. Of
course there is always the human
equation that will incur accidents
but by and large tbe human equa
tion will cause less trouble In the
air tbsn on the ground.
Then there Is golf and there is
fishing, and there Is busting,' aH
three In their place offer good
sport. Athletics of . all sorts
claims much sincer Interest from
Mr. Small.
Mr. Small Is married. Mrs.
Small too. is the deb'zhfeT ot pio
neers. Dr. and Mrs. R. ua ri-
wright. Perhaps when it comes to
hobbles both Mr. and htrsmau
share one . big bobby and that is
the young daughter, Suzanne.
Horse Oymer Is
WitmmCkse
Three Idaho wayfarers received
free board and lodging Tuesday
night from Marion county after
the visitors bad attempted to fill
up their automobile with gasoline j
in the Car ot C. C. Evans.
Before the youths had . com
pleted their experiment la siphon- i
Ing gas; they were arrested by a
traffic officer and baled Into jus-
uo court. E. G. Decker and K.
O'Leary; pi4ed guilty, and were
loagea in jau out maita War
ner said he wanted time to con
sult an attorney. Wagner de
clared he was asleep when his
companions performed their at-
Sarah L. Bernd, age about SO,
dktd at her home at Illlhee. two
u.il south ot Suaayside, Tues
day anemoon Her butoana au- - -t roobery but ,iept
EH atV; l "."A"? .Itht in jail, nevenhe-
uwshu aK w aaav. aa a-aacj aaenta, iuu
sine 1314.
She is survived by three broth
ers, Joseph Hughes, Illlhee; Lin
coln Hughes, Iowa, and Charles
B. Hughes. Wenatehee, Weak.;
and a sister, Mrs. Newton B.
King, Canon City, Okie. Funeral
arrangements. In cbsrge of W. T.
RIgdon and Son, hare not been
announced.
i less.
Obituary
t Jury lis Ike case et Viola ,WTlson
arainst Rov Solum. A damage Salt
to collect for, injuries as result ot
a collision between Mrs. Wilson's
automobile and a stray 'bora be
loaglng to Solum, brought la n
verdict late yesterday afternoon.
In farorjot Sblunw. . (
-.. The ease occupied two days and
la the' first to be beard In .the
Jabr term of circuit court.
J Case of Clarto vs.-Bell is sched
uled to opea at 0 . o'clock this
Permit Needed
By Barber Here
A persoa who. Is not registered
as a barber in Oregon cannot oper
ate a barber shop In the state un
der a temporary permit, accord
ing, to an opinion handed down
by the attorney general here Tues
day.
ITEC-
We Rent
Vacuum Cleaners
jn B19S, Used Farnltare
:i , , Department - . r
"? V 151 R.nigh s -
Violet Iloy
Gasoline
Gact'cRcpoiff
Gaop
O. A. ARONSOX, Prop.
1610 X. Com'l Tel. 8650
SCHAEFER'S
FACE
CREAM
Tke Best Preparation of
its Kind, tao .
.QUEEN OF
coaiPLEjjON : "
BEAUTIFIERS
Softens aad Whitens saw
Removes Freckleo mT Tan
Prevents Wrinkles.
Price 50c and 75c j
MANUFACTURED BT
Schaefer's !
Drug Store
The Original Yellow Front aad
Cadj 8pecll Store ef BalMra
Phone 1ST
1SS 5. Contnrerrial
Quality rn Conrtecry
VI in Berkley
Died Near this city July 0.
Eva Louise Buckley, 17. Daugh
ter of Mr. aad Mrs. Edwin O.
Beckley, Rout 4; sister ot Dor
othy. Helea and Halda; grand
daughter of Mrs. J. W. Beckley
and Mrs. E. Humphrey, all of Sa
lem. Funeral announcements later
by W, T. RIgdon and Son mortu
ary, i !
111
City View Cemetery
Established 1893 Tel. 12C4
Conveniently Accessible
Perpetual care provided for
Prices Reasonable
SHORT TIME INVESTMENT
' 12 Months Note $1000.00 Cost $940X0 '
. Months Note $10004)0 Cost $9704)0
Amounts $500.00 to $2500.00
Amply Secured and the highest type ot Investment
LOANS INVESTMENTS INSURANCE J
Hawkins & Roberts Inc.
' SOS Oregon Bldg.
Ptlttestt iUemorial
A Park Cemetery
with, peipetual care
Jast tea mlaates front the :
, Ikenrl-at
: t"; t
... .' -
Royal Anne
Paulus Bro.. Packing Co.
Corner Trade and BI(h $treeU Telephone 2189 .
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Station Jn
65'
Service
North Conraertial at Center
1J4J TeUnhann . ;- Telephone
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