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1 i t The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, ( Oregon, Sunday Morning, Jannary 4, 1931 PAGE FIVE letter From Done? Dr. Carl 3. Doney, yacatlohlng president of Willamette university, is to Wash ington, D. C, according to abet ter received at the university dat ed In New Tor k, December 2 8. The contests of the letter describe his visit to the ofllees of the Rock efeller and Carnegie foundations. December 29. He delivered - tbe sermon In the HamUne church this morning. Carlisle university will hear the president In aa ad dress January 9. He will arrive In Salem with his wife in Febru ary. ; " i - '. . See rental Ust-Becie1 Hen dricks on classified page, tlso in office window. 18S.N. High. Objections oh Appeal Objec tions to undertaking on appeal in the case- of state ex Tel Fay Dick erson ts. Simon Tokstad have been, made by the plaintiff on grounds that the surety on the undertaking does not possess nec essary qualifications. The case was 'heard In circuit court, here; the Jury finding that Tokstad was father of Fay Dickerson's child. Tokstad was ordered to pay sup port money for the child. - T'lDom Mrn Back -Harry Stone and Maurice Dean have re turned to their rooma at the T. M. C A., after spending Christmas vacation elsewhere. Wesley Roe der, Earl Parkes, Tom Hall and Cameron Marshall will report In today. Professor i Marshall has spent his vacation in southern Cal ifornia. Each of the above men are in attendance or teach at Wil lamette university. 1 Accident Report MI An ac - cldent Involving cars driven by Bert Adams of Portland, Charles R. Cutslnger of Brooks and George M. Culder of Prinevllle occurred on the highway Saturday. Adams says In his report the Prinevllle man- crowded him when he at tempted to pass, and Cutslnger says Adams cut in, colliding with him. .: Dependable and thorough radio service by competent : technicians. No guess-work in our methods. Tel. 379 7. Hollywood Radio shop. 2020 N. Capitol. V Return on Attachment Return on' writs or attachment have been filed with the county clerk! show ing that salary: of W. A. Mitchell hu Iimii rarnis'heed to meet claim . of Lars R. Bergsvik; and that 1 property of J. C. Silk and others . had been attached on demand of IL Hofman. , School Monday Salem public school students will put holidays behind them Monday morning, and start oft to classes, and studies with renewed vigor. The end of - the first semester will not come for another four weeks. Wanted to lease Apartment house Will pay cash for f urnl- tif. fall T - t ta wa w mm w a w w Leaves for Stanf ord Lee Coe left yesterday for Palo Alto, Cal.. where he is attending Stanford ! university. He had been spending the holidays here with his moth er. Coe finished Salem high with the class of 1929. Tools Missing Charles Lan ham, 2395 North Liberty street, reported to the police that some in front of the above address, on one stole from -his truck parked Friday Bight, a jack, truck chains and auto tools. 1 Where to Dine Today Gray Belle, 44 State Street Special dinner. 60c. Gray Belle dinner 75c. V Dollar Dinner DeLuxe roast turkey, steak i or grilled (alf spring cnicaen. For Dinner This Evening ' Special Sunday dinner J 1.00 at the Marlon Hotel today. Special Roast Turkey -Dinner-Tne Spa, 75c&$1.00. Hotel Argo Dining Room- Special Turkey Dinner today eve. Turkey Dinner, ROc Argola Cafe, all ( day. Fried Chicken Dinner- Sunday, 11 to 8. 60c. Home caia. "WRITE" WITH A THE PEJf i A non-breakable, self-filling Foun tain Pen, that will give perfect writing serviced Bring This' Certif icate - 14 X H , SPECIAL 5 YPt u - A V Ladies' with ring attached, Gent's with clip as above. Seta art In beautiful shades, . Black, Red, Jade, Green, Blue and Mauve. fiO STRINGS ATTACHED TO THIS OFFER. JUST BRING THIS CERTIFICATE I co: o Woman Injured Margaret Bat ley route, nine, Salem, was cut on her face as a result of an accident at the corner of Highland street and Fairground road at :30 p. m Friday She was riding In the ma chine driven by A. B. Settler, route nine, who was driving Into Fairground road from a driveway. Rodney Dunlap, Portland, was ap proaching In his ear and when he applied the brakes after seeing Settler's approach to the street. his machine skidded and slid Into Settler's auto. The accident was reported by Dunlap,; - ,! I j I ! ! Fleming Injured R. B. Flem ing, residing at 785 Court street, suffers undetermined injuries as a result of his being 1 struck down at the corner ot Court and Com mercial streets by a machine driv en by Mrs. Frank Meyers, 1685 Broadway. Saturday morning. Fleming was In the pedestrian lane when struck by the car. ! He was taken to his home, where in vestigations Bhowed two fractured ribs. He was reported early Sat urday afternoon as resting easily. ! I Dollar dinner every night. 3:45 Uo 8 at the Marion hotel. 1 Biegbeder Released Justice Brazier Small yesterday found Jack Biedbeder of Gervals not guilty on a charge of illegal sale of liquor. The court held that the testimony ot ! one Peters, complaining witness, was preju diced in the fact that he was en gaged In certain litigation with Biegbeder. " J Road men Visit Among the county road men who called, Sat urday at the office of the ceunty road master to talk 1 over matters pertaining to their work were: E. J. Richards of Gates; W. O. Pearmine, road patrolman who lives on Salem route eight; L. M. Van Cleave, market road foreman. Transcript Filed Transcript has been filed in circuit court in the case of A N. Moores vs. L. A. Johnson and others. The case was up in justice court here, and there the judge ruled the plaintiff was entitled to re cover money from the defen- fendants. Is your radio losing its old snap? Bring your tubes in to us for FREE ACREMETER test. Acremeter service exclusively in Salem at Hollywood Radio shop, 2020 N. Capitol. Tel. 3797. Teacher Visiting Miss Rosel- la Richards, whose home is in Sllverton but who is teaching in the junior high school in Mc Mlnnville, was a business visitor yesterday at the office of the county school superintendent: She formerly taught school in this county. Polk Ministers to Meet The Polk county Ministers' association will meet at the Ford Memorial church In West Salem Monday at 1 0 o'clock.' It la announced by the pastor. Rev. Meredith Groves. An invitation Is extended Salem min iaters to attend the session. The winter is cold and I will soon be hungry so I would like an after-school job. Lee Ellmak er, Phone 3674 W. Fran Eknuth Falls Richard C. Kuehner, formerly with the state club division at O. S. C, but now ot Klamath Falls, was in the city over Saturday. Kuehner is as sistant club leader In Klamath county. ' Sues for Money Ralph Lan ders yesterday filed complaint against N. P. "Williamson to re cover 400 alleged due for labor in clearing a three acre tract. Landers also seeks $75 attorney fees. CARD OF THAN KS ' We wish td thank the many kind friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us in our re cent bereavement; for the beauti ful floral offerings and kind acts shown; for the beautiful singing, and the words of comfort by Rev. Burgoyne.j W. H. Brownell, E. W. Brownell. Mrs. A. wnifm. rMrs.,J. A. Gruchow. Dr. cttaa Ltm Cki qm ICtdldna. - ISO N. CaatacrcUl ' Stv Salaav Office hi-ara ery ganoay 8:30 to 6:30 pjb. auriaz tfea aMBtha ! Dec and Jan. - Monday and Tuesday -ONLY LIFETIME GUARANTEED PEN -1931 FOR It Looks and Writes Like a $10.00 Pen This certificate and 99c entitles the bearer to one of our genuine Self -filling Fountain Pen and Automatic Pencil Sets SET COMPLETE IN BOX GUARANTEE, IN .WRITING, GIVEN (WITH TRY ONE YOU WILL Seeking Shoe Not; money but shoe to cover their sore feet were nought from tne county court yesterday by i two tran sients who appeared before j that body Saturday morclng.! t The men, rawer ana son, saia 1 tney had hiked from Mountain! Home, Idaho, and that ihey were on their way : to Eureka,! Calif., where they have relatives; Shoes were given the men from dona tions made to the court for re lief work. . -M l Dr. Altman, Homeopathic phy sician, 296 N. Liberty, Saleim, Denies Allegations Ann M. Conner has filed In circuit court general denial of allegations of defendant's answer Jn hr I suit for divorce against' Arch E. Con ner. She has also .filed reply af fidavit in his. answer to her re quest for support moneyj, ': She asserts she Is making only 1 15 . a week and "that she has to sup port : herself., and - child in ". tB l sum, and that It leaves nothing to carry on her case against him. ; " , . t. . Citizenship Class The regu lar meeting t of the Y. Mi'C. A. citizenship class . will ; be Monday night at 8 o'clock. It is urged that those who plan to try for their papers at the next court attend this free "school given by the '". A little effort is all! that is needed, according to the' direc tors of the class To Place on Docket Appli Docket J cation has, been made to have nlace on the docket ; for hearing demurrer. of Carrol and tuwella Smith, previously tiled in suit of J. E. VanLydegrat vs. Oscar H. Zeller and others. Foreclosure Complaint I The First National bank ot I Wood- burn has filed foreclosure .com plaint against W. H. Rockwell and others to recover on a prom issory note. -1 Crary Speaks Bert Crary of the local Y. M. C. A. will speak this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at the Chemawa Y. M. C. Aj! under the auspices of Gertrude Eakin, worker, there. j! I CI jing out all Battery Radios, 85.00 up. Hollywood Radio shop. 2020 N. Capitol. Tel. 3797. j Tools 'Stolen Walter Gerth, deputy sheriff of West Salem re ported to the local police! that a full set of electric tools were stol en from his territory, Friday night. ? January Clearance Sale begin ning Monday at Margaret's Baby Shop, 415 Court street. j V Orchestra Rehearsal The Y. M. C. A. Salem symphony or chestra will rehearse Tuesday night for a concert io be present ed the latter part of the month. Pair Fined Ray Foitx! and Clell Foster were each released from the city Jail, Friday after noon, after paying 810 fine as sentenced by the police court. Everyone these days needs a training such as may be secured at the Capital Business college. Some say they are bread and' but ter studies. That Is the kind in which the ordinary young man or woman is interested, especially during such times as are now prevalent. Many will start a course on Monday . Day and night sessions. j Held for State The Salem police held F. ii Boyer from 10:30 Friday night till 9:46 Sat urday morning, for state prohibi tion officers. ! Eatate Appraised Appraisal of 82226.28 has been put on the Margaret Hummels estate by Aug ust Carl, Henry Carl and1 Hattie Carl. - File for Default Applications for default were filed yesterday in two divorce casea: Elton Llllie vs. Audlre LHlle; and Eva K. Sco field vs. Roy Sv Scofield. To Place on Docket Applica tion has been made to have case of Albert Dunifer vs. E. VS. Por ter placed -on the motion docket. PIANOS TO RENT : J Cell 2103, Used Furniture Department 151 N. High H X 55 o PI '3 S In THE PENCIL Matches the pen. Propels, r e P els and expels the lead - automatic ally. Fitted with a magazine spare leads. Bring This Certificate EACH SET BUY ONE a I ! K ! O RIVER ISLE TO PRIVATE (HER State Loses In High Court's View; Judge Walker Is Sustained The state supreme court. In an opinion written by Justice Rand, yesterday affirmed the de cree of Judge Arlle Walker " of the Polk county circuit court, , in a suit, brought by the state land board1 against James Imlah and others, to 'quiet title to what the state claimed is an Island formed by the current of the Willamette river. The lower court held for the defendants. .' The alleged Island is located near the west bank ot the Wil lamette river, approximately one mile north ot Salem. The state claimed title to the Island by virtue of its ownership and sov ereignty over the beds of navi gable streams within Its borders. The defendants own the lands bordering the west bank of the river directly west of the prem ises in controversy, and, claimed the same as an accretion to their property. f Proof Burden on State "The burden of proving the state's ownership rested upon the state," read the : supreme court opinion. "The j evidence offered by the state wholly fails to show the title in the state. The evidence shows that when the boundaries of the lands ac tually patented are traced upon the ground, the lands patented Include much of the i disputed territory and if it should be as sumed that the low water mark was Identical with ; the exterior boundaries of the patented lands, then the lands lying be tween such exterior lines and the low water mark of the river are all attached to the patented lands and constitute merely an accretion thereof. ''Under these circumstances we think the rule 'once a ripar ian owner, always a riparian owner' should be applied." Attempted Burglary Police were told Saturday of an attempt to break into and enter the ser vice station at 2310 South Com mercial street Friday night. Blrtcbet to Portland The Rev. Grover Birtchet and family went to Portland Saturday, for business and pleasure reasons. Used battery radios, 85.00 and up. Hollywood Radio Shop, 2020 N. Capitol. Tel. 3797. Law Violators Fined Overtime and double parking brought the city of Salem 84 Friday and Sat urday. To Juvenile Court Leo Bas sett, held for investigation by the police, was taken to juvenile court Friday. Have you heard the new Bruns wick radio? Phone today for demonstration. Hollywood Radio shop, 2020 N. Capitol, Tel. 3797. Drank la Charge -r John Fre- nier was arrested on drunk charges, Satuday. In Harrisbnrg Harry Wolfe was in Harrlsburg yesterday to at tend the funeral of a friend. City View Cemetery Established 1803 Tel. 1200 Conveniently Accessible Perpetual care provided tor , Prices Reasonable Clough-Barrick Co. MORTUARY Phones 120 Church at Ferry 8t XER.WILLIGER?S JL rtmiiii sxascroaa 770 OHSMEKZTA Omr Semes la Pronl Oar PtIcm At BMMMtit UeMe4 Z4tr ZnsslM Sielcrest jfflemorial PbOBS 32 05 Prlecs Uodmtaly A Park Cemetery with perpetual care Just ten minutes from the 1 heart of town Singers, Public Speakers wiU find Schaefer's Throat and Luns: Balsam especial ly Taluable in its action upon the throat.1 Useful in any irritation-,, of the throat. Contains no narcotics, drugs i or Coal Tar deriva tives so of ten found in or dinary cough syrups. 50c d $L00 r bottles .'; ' v ; ' ' r i . . . .:. j .sold only at r 1SS N. Oml M. FlKme 107 The original yellow front can- fly special store f Balem . Other 1 opinions handed down by the supreme : court today fol low: Charley X. Baker, et aL ap pellants vs. Av- H. Sonner, de- xenaani , ana responaent, ana tso lin M.' Smith, respondent; ap peal from Malheur county; suit to restrain defendant) from di verting or using- waters ot Shep- ard's Gulch. Opinion by Justice Rossman. Judge W. W. Wood affirmed. Ethel Boyd, adminis tratrix of the estate ot Daniel Boyd, deceased, vs. H. 8. Clej man et al, appellants; appeal from Wallowa coaoty; suit ) to set aside chattel mortgage. Opin ion by Justice Kelly. - Judge J. W. Knowles affirmed. i H. C. Dodds, administrator; ot estate of John Vlelli, et al. ap pellants, vs. Joseph C. Mayer and Lucille A. Mayer; appeal from Deschutes county: suit to cancel deed. Opinion by Justice Rossman. Judge T, E. J. Daffy affirmed. f State of Oregon, appellant, vs. George Burchhard," appeal from Tillamook county; appeal from Indictment charging unlawful hunting. Opinion by Justice Beit. Judge George ' R. Bagley :af firmed. . . ' - JOB SEEKERS LESS - - i: i -i- PHILLIPS' REPORT The state highway's emergency road work has made a decided de crease in the number ot men who called at the federal employment Uoffica the past two weeks, j ac cording to Sim Phillips, - director. The past week, 81 men applied tor work, however only 21 calls for help came In, and In every instance the job was filled. Seventeen women sought a job through the agency, and but two of these were placed. Only two cans ror help were received. Of the men going to workj 18 were common laborers, and one each farm hand, carpenter and pantry worker. Suit Brought to Make Mill Take State Insurance . 1 DALLAS, Jan. 3. Suit fwas filed this week by the state in dus trial accident commission against John Keller of the Pio neer district. The commission claims he has been operating a sawmill and not observing : the state compensation act. The January term of the Polk county court will convene January 12, while the grand Jury w,lll meet January 8. No cases of especial importance are scheduled. 0 SQ It 23 G G tt G (3 2 OH r oaviMg inmciiGsr woolen mufflers in striking scotch plaids, subdued patterns, . plain colors or stripes, including niany num bers that are Imported ... previously sell ing at IS. and $4.00 OIL ! shoes made by Brockton, brown or black ' calf kin, best selling styles and comfortable lasts . . . regularly selling at $6.50 and $7.50 a ties our ad man calls them eravats but ties they are, and such ties, some are subdued for those more conservative, others are .keyed to the free spirits among you, all are tre mendously reduced . $1.00 ties, 45c t and $1.50 ties, 65c hosiery In silks, silk and wool, silk and lisle and Imported Lisles, Phoenix, McGregor) and Ip swich j brands represented in values from lOe to $1.50 going at three pair for 22G clothing this group is comprised of late style models In good fabrics and patterns, bat of makes we have decided to discontinue . . W the values represented range from $30.00 to $50.00 f ' VT fa&Sdotis 416 state mm RIGHTS TO STATE ALOn Washington Dept. Wires Stricklin he Heed not ; Worry Over fatter Any release of the waters of the Klamath river, regardless ot the purpose, will be in favor of the state of Oregon, according to a telegram received here Sat urday by C. E. Stricklln, state engineer, from Otis Smith, chair man ( of the federal j power com mission at Washington. The . telegram was fn reply to a Query sent to Washington yes terday in which Stricklln de clared his opposition to having the waters of the stream re leased to the California-Oregon Power company or any other corporation. The- engineer pre viously had been advised that negotations were Vln progress whereby the power company hoped to obtain release of the waters for development pur poses. Stricklln set out in his corres pondence with the federal re clamation ' department that the attorney general of Oregon had held that the . waters ot the Klamath river were not subject to appropriation until a release had been signed by the proper official i of the reclamation bu reau of the Interior department. The California-Oregon Power company sometime ago made five power filings on the Klam ath river. These filings are now pending action of state and fed eral officials. Water Users Ask State to Grant Them Privileges Helen Mace of Central Point yesterday filed In the offices of the state engineer application to appropriate 1,-71" second, feet of water from Agate slough for ir rixation in Jackson county. . Other water applications filed in the state engineering depart ment during the past week follow: W. L. Dallas, Bay City, water frdm unnamed stream tributary to Tillamook bay, for domestic use, in Tillamook county. Luke Wolfe. Taft, water from Gordey creek for domestic and power uses In Lincoln county. Odille and Charles Messing. Hoaglin, water from Susan creek and unnamed spring for domestic, fishpond and irrigation of garden in Douglas county. Alex and Jack McLeod, Bandon, 9S for men salexn 1 Tf n water from Eevea lllla creek for domestic and Irrigation In Coos county. -: ' ! , . George ' Chamberlain, M osier. water : from - unnamed canyon tributary to Hosier creek for Irri gation and domestic use In Was co 'county.- . j':" E. C. McPherson, Gold Beach, water from north fork of Little creek for domestic use tn Curry county.: ' ' ir . - vHr. r : : -:; IN S1.16S.294. 1 Inheritance taxes 'for the rear itf30, including both receipted and unreceipted estates, aggregated $1,1 (5,294.12, according to to a statement issued here yesterday by T. B. Kay, state treasurer. The receipted estates for the year 1930 were approximately $30,000 less than in 1929, while actual collec tions for the year were $8600 In excess of the previous 12 months. Several estates in which large taxes have been paid are being carried: in the unreceipted account of the ftate treasurer pending set tlement ot will contests and other litigation. . - ' The cost of collecting the inher itance taxes in 1930 aggregated $12,919.21, or about one and one- fourth I per cent of the receipted nems. : ; 4 i . i ; 13TH MEET SECURED Salem secured its 13th conven tlon for the 1931. season yester day with, the announcement that the Oregon Cooperative council would meet here January 27 and 28. , Tho organization 4 a federa tion of Oregon agencies devoted to the development of cooperative marketing. According to George O. . Gortlln, secretary of the or ganization, 100 to 200 men are expected to attend the meeting here. 1 J. O. Holt is president of the association. He is general mana ger of! the Eugene' cooperative cannery, which has made marked strides ! in cooperative marketing and canning efforts. Affiliated with the organization are 40 groups of men who have directly or indirectly furthered the cause of cooperative market ing in the state. "Next io P I BD SH Patented Process Meant no Insnpe no ridges no roughs staple no wrinkled linings no curled Insoles ' 415 State Street Salem, Dry Slab is ESTATE TAX HS FOR LOCAL CHAMBER mrJ . wa i w A.. . . j - -a I i t ...... . M ' Special Low Price, Good Service Will This 4 ft. njry slabwood, per 16 in. Dry slabwood, per 16 in. Dry slabwood, 2 This wood has been banked in our yards,, for; a year, and is well seasoned. We can furnish large Blab, mixed. . Screened Hog. Fuel. 16 in. Hog Fuel Burner. Deliveries fiwill be 60c wood and.Wiu. bloclc iOur large load is a! cord of 4 ftj wood sawed 1 Don't confuse this load with the small loads sold where. fREDEELLSy SHB AGAI1I ELECTED AS PASTOR ';;:v:f-. '-j "T ' J Iter. B. F. Shoemaker, pastor of the Court street Christian church, was retained, for another year by vote ot the congregation at the annual business meeting held this week. J . Officers elected were: T. W. Lee, re-elected elder; V' . Ben ' -H. Hawkins, re-elected trustee; L. C, Priem, elected to ill the unexpir- ed term of Frank P. Marshall, as Miller, Edgar deacon; Ralph Brock and Basill Zell, deacons; A. E. Simpson, re-elected Sunday school superintendent; Mrs. Ed win Waller, re-elected assistant superintendent; Helen Kruger, re-elected church clerk. A summary of the year's work was given In reports from all the departments. The outstanding report was from the Ladles' Aid, which had paid $550 on the church debt the past 12 months. The Aid quilted If quilts and tied 13 comforts. 3 Liquor Cases Disposed oi in Justice Court Three liquor law violators came In for lines or Imprison ment or both fn justice court Sat urday. I - i 1 Carl Tallon, who plead guilty on the charge of selling liquor, was sentenced to nerve 30 days in Jn. , 1 . .. P. L. Boyer, arrested Friday night, received aj fine, of $100 from the Justice -but announced he would appeal sion. from the decl- Possession of a I stlll by Charles C. Losh who lives 10 miles eat of Salem, cost Losh iioo as a fine and a 60-day jail sentence. Neuritis, Rheumatisiri Casey's Compound has accom plished marvelous results ' for those' afflicted: with rheumatism, neuritis, sciatica, lumbago. Mrs. Clemmens, 92 years' of age, 293 . Sacramento St., Port land, Ore., states she suffered 20 years from rheumatism, Is nearly-well since taking Casey's Com pound. $1.50 per bottle at drug stores. Many other home testi monials on request. Woolpert and Hunt Drug Store Court and Liberty, Tel. 3444 Nature PIRfiR OES TlirKV t4llArn er know the health value f0 of Pied Pipers. ' At this store only in newest styles for all ages: Unusual Talues Ore. E. W. ACKLIN, Mfr." Our January Quality and Prompt be Our Mott in Sale cord. load. .$4.75 5.50 loads: .10.00 or slab and inside wood 4.00 60.00 extra durinir snow, on slab- . ! " 16 in. else- Ageny, Phone 1542. 2S0 South Church SL - i'