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PAGE TWO The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, ThnraUy BIoralng.NoTcmber 13. 1930 GiRL RESERVES ENJOY HIKE Pewly Organized Group at West Salem SpendHol Iday in Country WEST SALEM. Nor. 12. The recently organized group of Girl Reserves enjoyed their first hike Armistice day. They walked a dis tance of about four miles and re turn Bp the Glenn creek canyon to the Bliss ranch at Orchard Heights where their hostesses, Mrs. Grace Bliss and Miss Helen Bliss served a delicious luncheon. The afternoon was spent in playing games In the barn. Miss Hazel Bruner of Salem, ad visor of the group, with Miss Adah Clarke and Miss Mason aceoiu panted th girls. The hikers were Ruth Maerz, Dorene Baker, Reba Clarke. Mar garet Kaster, Catherine Appl white. Elnora West, Lorraine Thompson. Doris Iteid, Mary Ellen Underwood, Muriel Kaster i and Laurel Stohl. The Call Board By OLIVE M. DOAK HUGH'S CAPITOL . Today- Reginald Denny- In Thoae Three French Girls." ' THE EliSIXORE Today Clara Bow in "Her Wedding Night." THE GRAND Today Conrad ' Nagel and Lila Leo in "Second Wife." Friday -Roaring Ranch," with Hoot Gibson. Judge Hill Has Assignment to Portland Court Judge Gall Hill of the Marion county circuit court Wednesday was assigned to hold court in Mnltnomah county November 17, fa place of Judge John Sterenson, who Js ill. Judge James Alger Fee of Umat-lla county was as signed to the Baker county clr- f euit. court, effective November 20. while Judge :jJw: Kaowles bf Union county has been assigned to hold court In rortland, begin nlng- November li. THE HOLLYWOOD Today Wheeler and Wool- sey ia "Cuckoos. Friday BuBter Keaton in . "Dough Boys." It was with a great deal of re luctance, that I approached the E J sin ore Wednesday afternoon with stern duty commanding me to give a critical eye to Clara. Bow in her latest picture "Her Wed ding Night." Not being particul arly fend of Clara and her partic ular stylo- I expected a state of boredom for an hoar or so. To my s-ar prise I laughed most of the way through the picture and came out understanding how it is that no small number of both the eligible and ineligible have been swayed toward Clara. Playing with Clara is the price less Charles Ruggies, his running mate. Skeets Gallagher, and Ralph Forbes very good looking, girls, really be U! The story has no sense but it does have a clever plot. Two peo ple miss a train in Franca and In looking for a hotel they come to the constable and because neither they nor the constable under stand English and because most good looking couples coming to him come to set married he did the usual end married them when they - thought he was preparing hotel room accommodations. Then all the complications be gan. The results are much fun nier than can be explained - and the conversation is made up of droll and .-for the most "part pert and brand new "wisecracks," some of them, it is true, rather indeli cate, but they drev enormous laughs. One thing rather, am a ting at times was . the amount of clothes which Clara did not wear no doubt it ; was meant to be that way according to the plot, butclothes well made are i al ways attractive. Mount to Come As Speaker For A d Club Session Robert M. Mount, manager of the Better Business bureau of Portland, has been secured as the speaker at the Ad club luncheon here tomorrow. The club meets in the new basement dining room of the Gray Belle. Mount achieved considerable attention in Portland several years ago when he detected and successfully prosecuted : cases of malpractice ia the sale of west ern and eastern oils for automo biles. GERVA! SUES EMUS Past Matrons and Patrons Are Honored by Lodge Group GERVAIS, Nor. 11 A special program was given and Past ma trons and past patrons were hon ored guests j at the meeting of Gervals chapter. No. 118 O. E. S. Friday night Past matrons were Mrs. Minnie Gonley, Mrs. Virgin fa Booster, I Mrs. -Pearl Stevens, Mrs. Clara Jones. Mrs. George Ramp, Mrs. Viola Henning, Mrs. tjiiia CTadsworth: Mrs. Althea Naftzger, Mrs. Ella Harper and past patrons were i. is. uuisiorxo. M. D. Hennlng, John Harper and Ernest Naftzzer. .They were es corted to the east and the worn en were presented with corsage lwinanata and the me '. boullon- aires of a red rose.-Past matron Minnie Gonley and Past Patron Cutsf orth, being the oldest in line for this office, were seated In the east. ; - A short nrorram followed this ceremony. Lucuie Aspinwau gare a clarinet solo. Mrs. Edith Aspln- waU and Irene eiurgia care lags and Mrs. C V. Aahbaugh, Tocal solo. Refreshments were served U the dining room with Mrs. Norn Miller, Mrs. Edith As plnwail and Mrs. Ralph Stnrgls as a committee, assisted by Mrs. Malcolm Ramp and Mrs. Emma Stnrgls. Mrs. T. A. Dltmars was chairman of the decorating com mittee. Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Set tlemeler, a past matron and . past patron of Evergreen chapter of Wood burn were- - special - guests. The- past matrons and past pa tmwtm wova uafi1 -t a Hived ll ta ble daring the refreshment hoar. FAILURE OF UK AT WESTflfJ KDTEO vartirr aP the Farmers' bank ot - Weston. Umatilla county, was announced here Wednesday by A, A. Schramm, state superinten dent Af tkiL The directors of the bank rotecT to place -the in- stitution in the nana oi mo state deoartment at the close: of business last night. ' . The bank has a capital or i mrA nn Bnmlns. Officers In- clnde J. H. Key, president; fank Prie. Tice-nresident, and B.' J. Johnson, -casnier. ens PROPERTY BEING I MPROVED GERVAIS, Nor. It John Henner Is laying 155 feet of con crete walk on the P. and Second street sides of property occupied by his mother, Mrs. Donbmeler. Mr and Mrs. Sumner Stevens and lone and tfbris Turner were in Corvallis Tuesday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams. Miss Fern wadsworth, who is in Los Angeles, writes ; that a broken finger she sustained sev eral, week ago while , "Khnf from a street car, has not knitted together and that she will have to undergo a slight operation before It will heal properly. ... ' - d..hap i n Rrehant. nrin- clpal of the high school, is still confined to his home because ot Illness. He now has a carbuncle on his knee. Mrs. C. B. Ellsworth is Quite ut at Ire, home with the flu. Tli. taaf itf tnrt-r hnnri Hpta- tlonal service was held Tuesday chnrch. Father Goetzlnger of Io wa conuucung me services. nick have cleared several acres of ; m a m I nearer cam iana ana oiuerwise improved the appearance ot their places east sf town recenuyj Cleve Shields, A. i L- Lengren, Kenneth Coomler and S. Ai Har ris are home from Pendleton where they attended the Odd Fel lows convention, representing Gervals lodge. ; Mrs. Cleve Shields and daugh ter, Oracle, of Salem spent the week-end with Mrs. Wm. Allsup. Misses Lucille and, Agnes Prantl spent the weekend In Portland with friends. CALLED TO PORTLAND . AURORA. Nov. 12 Mr and Mrs. George Yergen and Mr.' and Mrs. John Kister were called to Portland Tuesday morning, to the bed side of Mrs. Swan who i vae not expected to live. Mrs. Swan has been seriously ill for years. She Is a sister of Mr. Yergen. I Lila Leo 7 TUy ULA1XI ' CChUJO NAC1 HOLLYWOOD Home of 25c Talkies i . Last ; Tiroes Tonight The Mighty Fun fchow Also Talking Comedy and Pathe Sound Review Coming; Friday & Satnrday . . . i tnlnstlie Bia War of Laughs! r w m m i - fi TTEie EILSIIW(S)IEE , " TODAY -L TOMORROW She's, the Girl Who Puts the Honey in Honeymoon! Easy to be sweet to one hus bandit takes "ir to make two bridegrooms happy in the funniest 1 marriage scramble you've ever imagined! .tvt sVH (DJLAOIA . BW a Qcaxancwni Ill W:; . " V Tf - iT'-'T-lfl rtV -s issf rWlltM "IT'S" entirely a laughing matter. A Clara Bow you've never known before makes her debut in ripping farce comedy. with Ralph Forbes Charlie Ruggies Skeets Gallagher" SOUND NEWS TALKING COMEDY ' . ' . ; i . . III l V II 1 - . . IJ K. U II V If XV IINV T li V bJ n I i I - ! I H III SALEM'S MEW COMMUNITY HOTEL li 1 il ' : i : " : ' ! 1 ' H i . j j I Executive Committee ! What Salem Builds......Builcls Salem i 66 But Whj Now?95 9 . TODAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY TK2 LID'S OFF ON LAUGHS! A 'l ilk . ;. v, fcVa.T.ai IBS l Come on over ttxui leant from these ooh! la! la! ba-bces "what eez 7js ztng called lufl" A mllllos laaghs tm amy " last gna set More fan packed into this vp roarioas en tertaln aeit than yoa've enjoyed la a year I Good lookers! Mile- a-mlaute tion! FDFI DORSAYA REGINALD DENNY C CUFF EDWARDS 1 Added Selected Vltaphone Acts and TOOTBALL with Knate Rockne. A very woaderfnl smbject chat yow mUL all enjoy. Coming Sunday Harold Lloyd in Teet First T. M. HICKS, Chairman, A. W. NORBLAD, Associate CluJrsaaa, C. S. HAMILTON, Treasurer, DOUGLAS McKAY, Secretary. JOS. H. ALBERT, GEO. L. ARBrCKLK, T. M. BARR, IAX O. BURKN, T. S. BllUagsley, W. H. BURGHARDT, E. C. BUSHXELL, LEO X. CRTLDS, BL. A. CORNOYER, D. G. DRAGER, GEO. IL DUXSPORD, DANIEL J. FRY, CARL D. GABRIELSON, GEO. GRABEXHORST. GEORGE H. GRAVES, F. K. HALIK. OL 8HAMILTOXf W. M. HAMILTOX, R. A. Harris, O. A. BARTMAX, T. m. mess, GROYER W. HILLMAX, HOWARD H. HULfiEY, REV. THOS. V. KEEXAX. E. H. KENNEDY, C. E. KXOWLAXD," HARRY M. LEVY, p. c McDonald, WM. McGILCHRIST, JR.. DOUGLAS McKAY, W. T. MALLOY. A. H. MOORE, FRANK G. MYERS, JAMES NICHOLSON, A. W. NORBLAD, DAVID 0HARA DR. O. A. OLSON, V. 8. PAGE, C L. PARM ENTER, HAL D. PATTOX, J. C. PERRY, D. W. PUGH. DR. C H. ROBERTSON, H. M. ROGERS, W. W. ROSEBRAUGH, A. J. BAHX, . EDW. ' SCHUXKE, L. X. SIMON. DR. MARK SKIFF, RICHARD D. SLATER, BRAZIER C. SMALL, W. L ST ALKY, DR. R. L. STEEVES, W. T. 8TO LZ, L. L. THORNTON, DR. FLOYD L. UTTER, PAUL B. WALLACE. GEO. E. WATERS, . H. O. WHITE, E. L. WTEDER, N. WILLIAMS. D. A. YOUNG, Be CD USC every unprejudiced, thinking Salem citizen concedes tha outstanding need m this capital city is a modern, fire-proof hotel, the growth and development of the community. t the one great commensurate with Because a competent and reliable operator has agreed to lease the hotel and in vest $60,000.00 to completely furnish the hotel and execute a first lien chattel mort gage on the furnishings to guarantee performance of the lease. , He will pay all ex penses of operation, interest, amortization of mortgage, taxes, insurance, mainten ance, upkeep, a proper sinking fund for depreciation of building, and pay a net rental equal to 70 on the total local preferred stock investment. Citizens9 Organization WM. McGILCHRIST,. JR Chairman, GROVER W. HILLMAX, Associate Chairman, : this operator has stated that he is interested in this program onlv if Sa lem erects this hotel now. If this is not done now he will invest his money in another and more progressive community. j Because the costs of building materials are lower today than they have been for for years and building can be done now at much less cost than for a long period. BeCaUSe the employment situation is such that work will be seriously needed this winter. This new building will very greatly help now. ' j BeCaUSO it is the policy of the federal, state and city governments to foster needed constructive building programs and supply employment now rather than necessitate charity later on. 1 k ; Because this new hotel will mean a new industry employing approximately 100 persons with a substantial pay roll of approximately $5,000.00 per month. Salem needs this industry now. - j ' ' ', I With these facts before us it must be evident to every thoughtful man and wom an that if this project is hot carried through now it may be years before Salem will get the modern, fire-proof hotel that we so apparently need. 1 1 We ask every loyal Salem citizen to help boost, cooperate on committees, and when asked to buy stock do your full share like a good citizen. - A Safe Business Man 's Investment and a Civic Duty j