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Constitution for Community
Organization Adopted at
Adjourned Meeting
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Constitution and by-laws wre
adopted at the adjourned meeting
a rmmntv gpwIm Wednesdav
wa vr m u uti i w v. v . -
nicbt. these nrovidlng for annual
meeting and election of officers
. ' - mm. j. L Ml
the first Wednesday aner um
iro.ii.' in rr t fiber. Bet
meetings, affairs of the organiza
tion will b handled by the
a. 111 Cliajklal m
live comni'vs. "
miT be called at any time.
Tlonnrt of the executive
mittee recommending immediate
Incorporation of the organization
was approver.
,vnv it a nnmnui nf making
a number of points concerning
new organisation, me e
... thn fnllowltlC
11 1X3 yi:fcF "
of questions and answers, in w
rt o .)..) fnm Pnmmnnltv
Vj O IWUU9 1UI 111
ice; A C for Associated Charities
and S A lor saiT.uoo-jiimj
Q Is C S the same a cor
Ity chest? - - . .
A. No: A community chest
.1. . it.nii4 tn rover
purposes for which finan
drives are made. C S funds
for relief of unfortunate only.
Q. Docs C S do away with A
A. No. AC.
own organisation wnicn a
not presume to ' regulate in
Q If I contribute to A C or 9
am I expected 16 contributed
C S also? .
A A contribution to S A or A
.i.oi.iit tn a contribution
C S. All are for the same essen
tial serf ice.
i- t a iinn not reduce i
number of organsaitions why C IS
A. A C was w-.iuufc -.
. r a t nurely
t L.tlntl tf SfiSl
financing . orsui..- - ... .
S A. A C and all other accredited
relief woric. , .
Q. How are funds of C S han-
a'c funds are carefully entered
in records both by individual con
tributors and by groups . with
which the individual contributor
Is identified, if any. Just what
any individual or group is or is
not doing through this organiza
tion can be shown ln a moment ,
nbtice. All money is
a local bank and ehecked out with
numbered checks through a check,
register. No money Is handed out
to relief cases or. organizations.
Bills for actual relief service are
audited and paid upon proper in
vestigation and Toucher.
a It the number of organiza
tions Is not reduced how is dupli
cation of serrice reduced?
a By a confidential exchange
through which every case is
ehecked and confined to the prop
er source, of reUf. Such an ex
change is being . organised now
and will e in operation bence-
'Q Should the number of relief
agencles.be reduced? If so. why
The Ideal would doubtless
be 'one large, central agency
through which all would function.
But as yet we find those who will
co-operate only through S A. oth
ers only through A C., still other
clubs and organisations that pre
fer to conduct a measure of reller
service for , unfortunates among
their membership or cases they
feel called to assist, and so on.
Experience and the growth of mu
tual confidence will gradually
merge these difficulties. At pres
ent the confidential exchange will
prevent duplication, . which has
never amounted to as much as
has been made of It.
, Q. How should relief cases be
handled with respect to C S?
A Thsy should be referred to
A C. S A or any other relief agen
cy functioning in the city. If an
ex-service man or dependents, re
fer to relief committee of Capital
Post, .American Legion. After iu
Testigatlon and check through
the confidential exchange, the
agency in charge will call upon
C S for necessary financial assistance.
LIQUOR POSSESSION
BRINGS JAIL TERMS
Possession of liquor cost Char
les Peak, Vincent Grosjaques and
Ed Crites 30 days in Jail when
they appeared before Justice of
the Peace Brazier Small on Thurs
day. The three were apprehended
by state traffic officers recently
when the car which they were In
collided with another on the high
way near Woodburn.
Fred Gustafsen asked time to
consult an attorney when he was
brought Into justice court on
Thursday to answer to a charge
of non support. He la in Jail, as
he was unable to raise the re
Quired bail of SI 000.
Dennis Seeley demanded a hear
ing when he was accused of as
sault and battery by Elsie Seeley.
Date of the hearing has not been
fixed.
Raphael ,Vega was bound over
to the grand Jury by Justice
Small when he was charged with
contributing to the delinquency of
a minor. Bail was fixed at $1000.
Arthur Peterson of Silverton
was convicted of disorderly con
duct and will be sentenced Satur
day by Jnstice Small.
Special Corner
In W.U. Library
To Honor Virgil
Virgil, the poet, is honored. In
the Willamette university library
by a. shelf on the -wall of the
room. The feature la the arrange
ment of Mrs. T. G. Franklin.
Books, magasine articles and vth
er object grace the shelf. Stu
dents of Latin and j English are
especially Interested.!
Books on. the shelf are "Virgil.
Georgix II" by Rer. J. H. Sarins.
"The Greater Poems of Virgil,
containing the first six books of
Aened and ."Virgil. Aened seven
ro twelve and Minor Poems' by
H. R. Fairclongh, "Virgil and
Spenser". by Merrie V. Hughes.
Magazine articles tell of the birth
and death' ot Virgil, his life and
writings. A! portrait ot the fa
mous Rman poet may be found
In one magazine..
, Other objects are a bronze
plaque of Dante and Beatrice and
a marble copy , of the Saint Ce
cile's grave stone which is In the
caiacstnDs.
TtjeREGON STATESMAN, Salens, Oregon, Friday Morning, November 2U19Z0
iikus mm
i One of the outstanding events
I of the year for the high school
j student body will be. held at the
-school building tonight, the oc
f casion being the annual -HI-
Tl1 A. . i
wibk i wnicn seniors ana rretxk-
CilK i CASE GIL'S
II
men. alike drop their dignity and
reserve to make merry.
- A snappy program win be bold
In the auditorium, with stunts to
be given by each class and also
the faculty, and following this
there will be dancing tor those
who care to dance, and other at
tractions for those not so
pleased with using their feet.
Those taking part In the pro
gram will be: seniors Harriet
Beall. Fern Harris, Marlon John
son. Ruth Chapman. Kate Corey.
Jeanne Lunsford, Constance
Krebs, LaVon Watklas, Ronald
Adams, Lome Kitchen, Truz
Foreman, Johnny Bone, - Don
Hudkins, Lynn Heise, Howard
Doerfler, Irving Hale; juniors
Chuck .Reed, . Fred Reidy. Joe
Darby, Werner Brown. -. Virgil
Harrison. Betty Vaaghn, Betty
Mae Hartung, Rosalie Nusbanm,
Louise Cramer, Beatrice John
son, Margaret Burdette, Donna
Bishop.
Sophomores Helen Hougne,
ICUU11
Another Item on the nation's
conservation program is seen by
Prof. F. G. Baender, head of the
mechanical engineering depart
ment at Oregon State college. In
reclamation ot crank' case oil
draimngs. Baender so told the
Salem Lions club when he ad
dressed that body at its regular
Thursday noon luncheon session;
Baender declared that experi
ment has shown that oil used in
the crankcase does not wear dut.
and that after recleaning the first
time It Is even, better on than
when first used. Such reclamation
could be accomplished at the small
cost of two cents a gallon after
the initial equipment had been se
cured, he said. Cost of equip
ment would be minor.
; The professor avowed that
there Is not a lot of difference In
heavy and light oils, or thick or
thin oils, so far as the motorist is
concerned, because viseuosity or
internal friction should be about
the same for good grades of either
at a temperature of 200 degrees
F. In other worda. Raeifntr warn
ed his listeners that they should
snow wnat.ls the viseuosity at
210 degrees of the oil they use.
He conducted an experiment to
show that flames will not touch
a mettalle object touched by waiter
on the other side, this being the
basis of his exnlanation of f hp
fact that all oils are alike at cer
tain temperatures.
Arguments Upon
Truck Law Case
Heard in Court
Arguments were heard ' in the
state supreme court here Thurs
day in the suit brought by R. C.
Kelsey against Governor NorWad
and other state officials to en
Join the defendants from - en
forcing a law enacted la 1929 pro
viding that four wheel trucks and
trailers of combined -weight of
34,000 pounds shall not. operate
on the .highways.
Kelsey alleged that the law ap
plied only to six wheel trucks
and trailer type of truck. En
forcements of the law has been
deferred because of the injunc
tion proceeding.
ALSO
eti&esis
with each
Schilling
purchase
A copy of the 80-page
book "Flavor Secrets.
The latest thing in cook
eiy. Thousands of new
suggestions in the fine
art of flavoring food.
811111 iff
You have never seen
anything quite like this
book. Nothing of the sort
has ever before been pub
lished. You will find it
an adventure into a new
realm of cookery which
will delight you and those
. who gather around your
board. It takes the mo-'
nofony out of cooking. It
shows how to dress up
the "stand bys." You
will keep it handy in the
: kitchen and refer to it
frequently. In it you will
find. little tricks at your
finger tips unexpected
touehes that will give
new zest to old favorites
and add many new favor
ites to your kitchen rep
ertoire. It will lead you
intof all manner of in
triguing seasoning paths,
the perfumed trail of
spices and fragrant es
sences. This book has
been three years in prep
aration. Its material haa
: been gleaned from all
over the world, and care-
., fully tested in the kitch
en. Everything in it ia
practical, and easy. Yon
wIl find many complete
recipes for new and in-'
teresting dishes. But the
important. part of the
book ia in the thousands
of suggestions for adding
new piquancy, aew de
lights to your every-day
recipes.
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att yoinii? gi?sei?fc
but only as long as the supply lasts
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: A regular 4-ox. Jar ol OcbQSas
PXIEPAXIED MU8TAHD OAUCE Free
with your purchase ol CchilCs
o cT
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A regular I -ox. bottle of GchiUins
VANILLA EXTXIACT Free with your
purchase of SchUOns Tea
Orange Pekoe or JapaaJ
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(0)Qflffi(C(,i
A regular 2-ca tin cf CchiUla
CLACII PEPPXHl Frco yrltti ycur
chase cf CcZilIllr.z Cakisg Powder.
WUma King, Jane Robinson,
Kathexlae Hayvrard, Grace Pet
ers, Viola Duval, Betty Smith,
Dorothy Keeton, Rath Johnson,
Doris Hart, Marie " Stutsman.
Phil Brownell, Francis Barnes,
Boh Pickens, Jean Patton, Jean
McElhlnney. Maurice Hudkins.
Enoch Mars, Vernon McQuald.
Bob Reid, Zollle -r- Volchok.
Charles Barkley. BUI Judson.
Roy Mack. Glenn Woodry, Edna
Savage. Helena Schneider, Bar
bara Walker, Junior Undstrom.
Oregonla Cargamilla, and Helen
Pnrvlne.
Joe Darby's orchestra will fur
nish the dance music.
Corn Show Has
Good Program
NORTH i HOWELL. Not. 20
The Girls Glee club, under the
PAGE THREE
able direction of Mlss Violet
Ramsley, made their first public
appearance In toe afternoon . at
the corn show and' sang very
pleasingly the following numbers:
"Can't You Hear Me Calling.
Caoline, "Old Man River," and
"Love."
Dinner vat served from six to
eight. in the evening the Glee
club sang again, the Corn club
put on a husking bee in whicb
George CUne won first prize.
TIME TO THI &I OF CHRISTMAS I
SdiKl QeCCl n
.
NOVEMBER 15 TO NO VEM BER
22 INCLUSIVE
Jubilee Wfe .ends Saturday 4 Night! Just three days more to save in jthls
dramatic demonstration of 558 Store Buying Power Value Giving. Come!
III
Just Imagine !
v Jubilee Week
0H
In Our Stocks!
Down
8 weeks
balance
Extraordinary offer I Choose
. from wide assortments, one and
two trouser suits, single or
double breasted and from big
burley ulsters and belted and
unbelted overcoats in new Fall
and Winter styles tailored to
Ward specifications from Ward
'woolens. Only 91 down this
week.
. W n N ID) s . EL
$1.00 Down Payment
One Case of Laundry Soap FREE
S1.00 Down
$8.60 Jlonthlj
Small Carryin?
; Charge
A fat, efficient . elec
tric, washer of out
standing beanty. GUa
teaing green porcelain
enamel tub. New 3
fin agitator .creates m
surging set of suds
that is irresistible to
dirt in sheer end hea
vy fabrics alike. No
center, post, gentlest
washing action,
strong, ftilent motor.
Genuine Lord I Wring-
T .1 '
Bay Now!
Commander Radios
Complete and
Installed
, Super-Value
1$
$8.00 Down, 97 JM Monthly
(Small Carrying Charge)
S tube power. TONE CONTROL. Tri
ple acreen grid. Utah Roper-Dynamic
.speaker, marvelous selectivity. Beauti
ful walant Teneer cabinet.
Enameled Roasters
Seldom so A A
Low Priced!
Usnally 2.05 J
Extra large will cook a 14 to 18
pound Turkey! Double wall avoids
burning raised bottom keeps fowl
from direct contact with flame!
Made of heavy steel.
Trail Blazer Bikes
Small Carrying J V-T
Charge J 4J
Flashy maroon color bike with electric
headlight. Motorbike handlebars.
Coaster brake; anto horn. Select now
for Christmas.
13-Plate Battery
And your old
Anto Battery
In Exchange
If yon have no old auto battery to
trade in the price is 629
e
Guaranteed to give you one full year
of satisfactory service.
fflQfiudlGimne 3 Pfiece
Dgg!1 dE3I
StmStte
$8.00 Down
$7.50 Monthly
Small Carrying
Charge
A most charming suite in Walnut finish, that Is
sure to please. The three pieces are full size and
very prettily designed. If you didn't see the price
tag you wouldn't believe the price to be so low as
$75.00. Truly it's a marvelous suite and s marvel
ous value -
Non-Run Lingerie
Bloomers, J f 1
Panties, oY CrNjllCr
Vests, Choice. VcW.
We bought the yarn when tbe price
was low and had these soft new sub
dued luster garments made up to er
own specifications. All garments rut
full; . regular j sizes. Colors, flesh,
peach and nile green.
New Plaid Blankets
$09
Four Pound
Blankets in
Pastel Plaids
Woven of China cotton blended with
a small amount of wool for added
warmth. Size 70x80 inches. Bound
In sateen. Lovely pawtel shades. -
Men's Union Suits '
$290
Part Wool
A $3-50 value! Extra heavy weight
part wool union "suit that gives plenty
of comfort and cold weather protec
tion. Mottled gray color. Reinforced
shoulders.
Broadcloth Shirts
Choose iXow on
Lay Away Plan ;
for Christmas-- '
Well tailored shirts of PRE-SIIRUNK
fast color broadcloth. Full cut sizes.
Ocean shell buttons. Exceptional val
ues! ! , ,
9x12 Axminsters
$2X0 Down
so.ov 3iontniy ,
f (Small Carrj luff Charge)
We bought 5,000 rugs to get this
price. All seamless. Firm weave.
Deep pile. Will give years of service.
All wool; ' - t-." V - -; -
Full Fashioned ; ' -
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Women's Pure
Bilk Hose la
Xew Colors-
Fine sheer weave. New, curved French
heel.
Men's Work Shoes
They sell
regularly
for- S2.98
Selected quality brown leather uppers;'
oak: tanned weather-proof soles. Nailed
and sewed construction.
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