The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 31, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. . .T . t i i i PAGEtWO The OnrCON STATE&IAN. Salcia, Oregon, XYe&ntsZxr Monxfa?, December 31t 193 ERIGE FAMILY HfiS TOIDEHli fountain View ' Home Sees AH Branches of Group Brought to "West" ( " - -.-. - t . -MOUNTAIN VIEW.Jec. M Thar annual Talatide gathering of the Grjce family was held .as -suaal;. at the noma et Larfcln -Griee lather of tke clan. As Ja their yearly custom., nearly an 4traachs . of the famllr -arrlTed n fir -before Christmas, are aad -remained an til Christmas night. Covers were laid for .dinner Christmas day for 4he following jtaeets: . Mr..- and -Mrs. i. u. Oaner. - their son. Inland Can -cor. . their daughter and -son-ln- taw. Mr. and Sirs. Gilbert Dillon and : small daughter, Barbara Inez, all of El kins: Mr. and Mrs -Charles Schwartz, their -son, Del 8ehwarts. "their daughter- and aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad ' Fox. Jr.. another daughter,- Miss Mary 8t. Pierre,, all of King wood: Mr. and Mrs. - Arba Mar -tla of -Salem with their children, Walter and Doris; Mr; and Mrs. Robert 'Adams and children. Am--cnon.and Shirley Rose. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Best, all of Orchard .Hehthtsr Larkln Grlce and Mr, and Mrs. Ammoa Grlce and small daughter. . Irene who lire with "Mr. Qrlce at the oia nome. - Other - guests - Thursday- not members of the family -were Mr. . and Mrs. Percy Castle, Dalton Castle, all of Wallace Road, and Lester.. Idppert - The only members of the clan ' not present unto the third gen eration were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor of Salem, and Victor, small son of Mr, and Mrs. Arba Martin who was ab sent owing to a recent mastoid operation and spent his Christ inas in a Salem ho3pltaL The Call Board L By OH YE M..DOAK - WAJGTER'S ELSOORE . Today Joe "E. Brown in 'Going Wild.- j Thwdy-Cnway Tearle In The Truth About Youth." WAJUUTOS CAPITOL " Today-" Lllysm Tasbman i in The Matrimonial Bed.'0 v Thursday n.1 Jaif on in ' "El- Boy. . , , I - ' : - . . - . ' . i i .- HE HEME LOSERS IfJ GDUFiT (CoatinotS from pac' It trustees be remored, plaiatlffsin the suit at Issue requested, an or der of the supreme court . requlr- -ing the attorney - general to in stitute immediate -proceedings for the recOTery of the White Shield Home, established under the trust, and that the control there of be placed In the hands of somt, responsible religious or philanthropic institution or church organization engaged in social work and free from finan cial or political influence. Re quest also was made that' the ales of all property made with out the advice or consent of the -attorney general be set aside and particularly the property sold to Iflrsch-Weis Manufacturiny com pany. "This case is another attempt on the part of the plaintiffs to control or destroy the bequest -ad devise of the late E. Henry Wearrne In faror of the home tor -wayward girls he desired to es tablish In the city of Portland," Ye ad the opinion written by Chief "Justice Coshow. "Whatever may 4e -the purpose of the suit It op erates to delay administration of the charity already unreasonably ; -delayed by numerous litigations. It has been before this 'court three times in the past. "By the construction placed upon the will this court held in effect that the title to the prop erty Involved In the controversy passed from the estate of the said . Henry Wemme as absolutely, omoletely and effectriely as 'tVinlirh h)ll1 AnftvaTMl it bv warranty deed without condition, qualification or reservation of ' -ny kind prior to his death. "Plaintiffs in this Instant action-have-ao more claim,, right, title, at present or in the future, expectant or vested, . contingent or unconditional,, than if the property had never been a part of the estate of the benevolent . testator. The generous fund. pro Tided for said home belongs to a public charity and one not inter sated directly la the administra tion of that fund or the duly ap pointed officer of the state can not maintain a legal proceeding for aa accounting or- the control f the administration of such ' lund. .- -. la ether words, plaintiffs ' liave not the capacity to maintain .theJastant eult," Justice Rand dissented to the ; predominating- opinion, -while Justices Belt, and Kelly took no gtart in the proceeding. , l 'HOLLYWOOD Today 31 a n c y ' Carroll In -The Devil's ellday.w Midnight Shew, -beginning, at 11:30 o'clock, dancing and staging. .:.)-" Fr . lay Ga ry -Cooper in "A Man Kress "Wyoming. GRAND r Today George O'Brien in Salute,- I Friday Doable Mil. Ted Lewis-la "Is Kvarrbodv Hin. ny?- and -RInrrtn Tlii in Th Man Hunter; . . . Fanchon and: Marco is a "half Midnight Hew Year's ere frol lea at local' theatres - is .the big watchword for tonight, and hun dreds' in the city will watch the old year out and the new one in at these special -programs provid ed by the theatre managements. The Warner Brothers Capitol and Elslnore theatres will each feature extra 1ir attractions for the midnight matinee, with stare shows on dt "both places. Doors will be opea at 11 o'clock and the show will be on at 11: to, and af ter the shows at the Elslnore there will be dancing in the foyer and at the Capitol dancing on the stage. - Phll-Lampkia -will be master of ceremonies at the Elslnore. Lampkln was formerly leader of the orchestra at 'the .Paramount theatre in -Portland. Four spe cialty acts will -be on the boards at the Elslnore, and will feature also 12 dancing beauties. Hagen and Hagen, a male Quartet and a group from Portland will be in cluded In this. program. The fea ture picture will be "The Truth About Touth," seen In its west ern premier. The picture attraction at the Capitol will be Al Jolson'a "Big Boy.' The Hollywood has also nlan- ned a:Mg special New Tear's eve midnight matinee frolic. HOOVER DMS BIG 1 WD 1.1GEI1 ROBBERS GET 5000 PORTER VXLLE, CaL, Dec SO. (AP) The branch of the Se curity First National bank of Los Angeles at Strut hmore, eight miles north of -here, was 'held no and robbed of about IB000 br two armed, unmasked men at 2:30 p. m. today. They escaped in a coupe and a posse of officers was quickly fottned to pursue them. ' Too Late to Classify wr Blade end tan bloodhound. Call Stateanum ectlce. : (CoaUaa4 (ma- IV commission., was-somethlBg nose would guess at today. The commission- declined to- comment. Before any action can be taken, the roads 'must asaka formal ap plications to acquire control of the various carriers involved, either indirectly through stock purchases or actual consolidation of single ownership and operation. Capital Valacs- Mast bs 8hown to be Sownd They also .must . show -that the capitalization .of the combined sys tem does not exceed the actual value of ths-companies included. The plan as unofficially outlin ed in railroad circles today runs counter in several Instances to or ders issued bythe-commlaston un der the Clayton anti-trust art. Transfer of the Lehigh Valley by the Pennsylvania to the Nickel Plate, described s one of the pro posed changes. "Is understood in effect to meet the commission's order that the Pennsylvania com pany, an investment corporation, divest Itself of control of the line. It does- not however, affect the Wabash, which the Pennsylvania also was ordered to release. Another proposal to allow the Nickel Plate to keep the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad is In direct contravention -to orders of the commission. The -stock of the Wheellna is owned by the Nickel Plate, which in turn is -controlled by M. J. and O. P. Van Swerlngen of Cleveland. Van Sweriagens Stock Now Is Held la Trust The commission several months ago ordered the Van Swerlngens to dispose of the Wheeling stock and pending final disposition it is in the hands of the governor of the federal reserve bank of Cleve land as trustee. Not only does the unofficial outline contravene some commis sion orders but it wrecks the fifth system proposal outlined by the commission in its own consolida tion plan. The Lehigh and Wheeling roads are Important units in the pro posed Wabash-Seaboard system and their inclusion in the. Nickel Plate would leave a gap -which in railroad circles, it was stated probably could not be filled. Ubllahed a law office la lltl The dedication exercises, which also commemorated the Tth anniver sary of the birtk of the war-time prasidsnt'were held la the office where tho yeans lawyer waited for tho clients whs seldom came. 225 Lads go to See Bakery at i Full Production Two hundred and twenty-five boys made the educational trip spenaered last night by- the Tv M. C A. as the next to -the last in the -series of these - events, being held this week. -The journey last night was to the Cherry City Bak ing: company, where the boys spent an hour and watched the various processes of bread making and baking. And where, inci dentally, they were served -all the fruit eider and doughnuts they could make way with. The last educational trip will be made this morning;, to the penitentiary and the Kay woblen mills. Boys from IS to 15 years old are enjoying these trips. - MANY KIDDIES SHOD . BALTIMORE, Dec. SO (AP) Distribution of 4,000 pairs of shoes to needy children waa com pleted today by lbs Advertising club, tour thousand- other chil dren from 4 to 12 years applied for ahoes, E. LestermuUer, presi dent, said. SHE mum mm Watehnight services win be held at the First Baptist church tonight, -beginning at S o'clock. A. following program. Inr charge of Mrs. Mark kltf. Aas been ar ranged: 16 : Organ prelude. 'Chant Tri umph ale" by- Gaul. Miss Minus Miller; hymn br congregation: "Holy- Spirit, 'Faithful Guide.": instrumental duet. 'Nearer My God to Thee, flute and violin, Mariorls and Kathleen. Broer; reading. Master Billy Madd; in strumental trio: "Brightest ana Best, organ, piano and violin; vocal duet: Nellie and Marna Hansen; piano solo. Miss Eunice Johnson; vocal duet: "Good Night Little Flowers." Marjorle and Kathleen Broer; piano solo. Mar garet Ayres;. - organ selection: "Chorus of Shepherds" by -Lem- moD8, Minnie Miller. ' Symposium on "Future Plans and Anticipations" Mrs. Frea Broer, the Bible school; Mrs. F. A. Erixon. the adults in Bible school; Miss Jean Peterson, the young people; Mrs. Tneo itoin, the choli; Prof. H. F. Durham, the deacons: and F. A. Erixon, the trustees. Vocal selection by the male quartet. . Refreshments will be served by the women of the church, and an Interlude of fellowship enjoyed. At 11 o'clock the pastor. Dr. W. H. Robins, will speak on the sub- Tablet Placed at Wilson's Office ATLANTA. Ga.. DecT SO (AP) The memory -of Woodrow Wil son was honored here today In the dedication of a tablet to be placed on the building In which he es- Make Reservations Now For HOLLYWOOD THEATRE'S Ne&Yeofs Eve Frolic Doors Open 11 P. If. "Show Starts 11:80 P. M. Big Show on Both Stage and Screen All Seats Reserved 60e 1 A; Grand A W caw cxiiNsixa yj SoPBttlaa.tOOoPMtefUiiiiMl. Vhs HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON oast RfMavi Join the BigFamily Old Time s At.. Ore gon I IX III I I I ( Best Music Real Snappy . . "OldiTime 0168' Come and Bring the Family i - 4 - - .. . . $ " - - " ' I ' - . -.'""V' X ' - ': -,- " " '. : - , , I ADMISSION. Men 50c Ladles Free l Bigger tsiA Better Then Ever 7rtch Us Great DSILILTrWI33) HOME OF 25c TALKIES TONIGHT and NEW YEAR'S DAY Continuous Performance New Year's Day 9 to 11 P. L , TONIGHT IS DAVENPORT NIGHT BRING YOUR TICKETS She Makes Ton Laugh; She Makes Yon Cry NANCY CARROLL -7A V Ham Qtimmautui Qtchae With Phillips Holmes, Hobart Bosworth and - James Kirkwood Also Talking Comedy, Rerlew and Act A Big Time at the " Tonight Make Reservations for Oar Big Hew Year's Eve Frolic On the Stage a High Class Stage Show And on the Screen Comedies, Colored Review, Acts, and Cartoon. A BIG TWO HOUR SHOW AH Seats Reserred 50c Serpentine, Horns and Nolsemakers Given Out f.,, at the Door. Jsett "Plannlnav For a RsylTaL" At ll:It an eld. fsoned testi mony and prayer meeting will be held until Us midnight hour. The friends sC the church are larlted to soma and enjoy season ef fellowship. Dinner Guests At Hazel Green Over Christmas HAZEL. GREEN, Dec. SO Mr. and Mrsv Henry Dunnlgan were huf. CttrtmtmM dinner. COT- Mr. and Mrs. 'Author Catherwod and children CeciL Earl and Dwigtl; Mr. snd Tra. John swan mil ehlldren EstOL Blanche and Roland; Mr. and Mrs. James Swan, children Winona. Alice, nnnjkla Mr. and .Mrs. James Lot- ett and children Lois, Catherine and James, Lucille spray, an ox MH1 City; hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duhnlgan aad children William, Jons and Onrille. John and James Swan are "brothers and Mrs. Catherwood and Mrs. LoTett sisters. Miss Lucille Spray is a niece ef Mrs. Dunnigan. Miss Spray and Miss Blanche Swan wW visit at the Henry Dun nigan home until Sunday. Wil liam Dunnigan is visiting rela tives at MU1 City. 4 , NOW A , Warner Bros. Theatre' You'll hold fast to your seats and your sides when JOG 6. BROWN o sooms to new heights aT. of hilarity in the - merries t dlsslest r whirllgis; of glee. 5 rrnrCrs LA WREN 12 GRAY On Hanson - Laura Lee - Walter Pidgeon Last Times Today latgfflMlMffl r-MwijiTTOw ...... . 1 ' Yosr Lost Choice to Hoke Reservations for die tJEVJ ITEAEyO EVE ElIDWEirE rJATTINEE PHIL .LAMPICIN 5TIKIES EHSHN(S)II1E . ' Now WARNER BROS. THEATRE MASTER OF CEREMONIES ELSLNORE ORCHESTRA HAGEN and HAGEN 4 SPECIALTY ACTS 12 DANCING BEAUTIES AND ON THE SCREEN WESTERN PREMIER PREVIEW OF THE PICTURE THAT DARES TO TELL ALL AUOUT AH Seats $1.00 r i a n BKasi LORTTA YOTJNO CONWAY TEARLE DAVID MANNERS A Virst National Vitaphoa Plctar Old Homestead- Welcomes Many Christmas Day BETHEL, Doa. 10 The home of Mr. and Mm. J. O. ertack was the scene of much making and happlnee on Christ mas day. as relatires from far and neir gathered at the old homestead for tha holiday din ner and Christmas tree. CoTera were placed for fifteen. Those participating in the Jol lity were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lands of Covin. Callt, Mr. and Mrs. M. J, Crabtree, Ellsworth and Janice of McMlnnville, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Lands of Corval 11s and their son Balph Lande, one of ths instructors in the de partment of mechanics at O.S.C., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller of Salem, Janior and TJean Land- rback, and the host and host ess, Mr. and Mrs. isnaeruiv. Visitors In this district recent ly were Mrs. A. D. Early of Peace Rlrer, Alberta, and her sister, Mrs. Alrin Aernstedt, of CarUon. Oregon. .These ladles formerly were residents of this neighborhood. While hers they snd Mra. Lauderback calleJ on Mrs. Helen. Erane, a friend of earlier years. Mrs. Early reports, that the Peace Rlrer country i feeling tho financial depression rery keenly and that prices are rery lotr.,, r-S- ' . - ' : STATERS NOSED OUT ( OAKLAND, Dec. I (AP) With a half minute of play re maining, rrank Wrfcht, Athena club guard, hroko up Oregon State college'a atalling game and sank basket from the foul line to giro the club men a SS to si Victory hers tonight. - - ' '. GET ALL DRESSED UP san9 HAVE SOME PLACE TO GO NEV YEAR'S EVE -ATTEND ' OUR , r,lidnite Matinee The Gala Event of the New Year. A' Bigger and Better Stage Show, w A Premier Showing of r THE TRUTH ABOUT YOUTH" Favors and Souvenirs. TUN FIT FOR A KING" Reservations Now $1.00 - 1TIKIE EK.SIIKIS)E1I3 NOW A WARNER BROS. THEATRE El IT 1 ULJZZIIZ X3SXXXX3C NOW A WARNER BROS. THEATRE AftNER.8ROS.prenC Women looked at him and ; maid, "What a manT But hi ive . didmf t mean uhat hi weetheart$ dtdl vim v 1 Y Thsplay that made all Paris gasp featnrlnf Lilyan Tashman MJ TONIGHT IIP. M. TILL 2 A. M. ft Frolic Featuring ' PHIL LAMPKIN Direct from Portland Paramount . Theatre As Blaster of Ceremonies and His Bevey of Beantifol Girls 40 People 40 Ftm ?ftlnrf Favors For AR Preriew Picture Super Stage . Show Dancing . 1 A. M. Tin ; 3 A. 1L Admission SI.OO PhD. -a 1 Hero New Years. Friday and Saturday I ara a ; plor the wo accc com glon nes hu?l 9. S gion ttnd TUla tatp auxli entei cue who ness. Bayl; lents Do to 8 Ah late I and u bequf rellKi Ford The go to to St. sr,o ti 125 t raonte rey ai c: $5 $25 tc balanc lem ai ncr 1) atres t stage i prevlei Come i Rabi land ' old KOI C. Wh died White noral i nesday, from t BarrlcV Earl C ment lal par Old W. A. Portl Tisfted W. A. seph D had at Walter the poll son, cot . from bl - ed to by the able to Heart Ing on 1 nor has JndRe f at 10 a eiecutrl: account and dial that the property addition New 1 nr nro atrcs tor stae eh provlews, Come alt A-roui exocutrli Urlffith, count, 1 $207.25 j tax was p were jiali worth of turnod c ficiary. drifks on office wi count In lias been court. (U trix. flrn appolntrnl of Frod : minors. -l.Hatc rrown, ( Arthur ( th estat dldfre at minlstrati proiifrty ha3 i brca court. Justice "Tho Out subject C Fiicw has lie will in luncheon tlonal ban the $700i admitted t tel!a K. 1., the estate Trial h bf-cn mad dorket th Zorsan t others. ( hso I stipulation llnjj Rub) and Nil'ts from clrct Kstate Eric Fitz? been appr H. Tare, J L. Crawfo I ! tat n C Adam W Kathcrlne trix, Classes hand will ital Buslne In both d;i a fufficien fice open Call, let ui you. JulKin't ment has McMahan enson ts. C fondant Ju two causei