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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Orepron. Saturday Ifornlnsr, January 10, 1931
REPORT GOOD
Directors v Meet Reveals Fi
nances in' Very Good
" - Condition
TURNER. Jan.' 9 The direct
ors of th Turner State .bank
held their annual, meeting Thurs
day. They found the earnings of
the .bank tor the year would pay
tee stockholders a rery satlsfac-;
tory percent, on investments.
' The old llTery barn oa D street
vhiclu has been useless property
for years Is being: torn down and
WQI be conyerted into a dwelling,
Tie property was purchased by
w. J. Harris.
MlHoa MeKtnney and bis
young eon Milton Jr.; are Tisit
lng. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mc
KInney who are the parents and
grandparents. Mr..- McKlnney Is
from San Francisco, where he is
engaged in business.
Mrs. Roy Ererson has return
ed to her home at North' Bend
after a ylslt with her friends. Mr,
and Mrs. P. Thomason.
"The young boy Jim Palmer
who has made7 bis home , wun
Carl Duncan the past year left
JTridar and has not been neara
from. A" bicycle "disappeared the
same day. . -
Mrs. Ef fie McGorern of Day
ton spent the week at the borne
of her father. Dr. J. w. Kan
torn. : -' ' '
'Mrs.' Emma Moore has return
ed to her borne.
DEATH ClllS MRS.
I. F. PLESSIN6EH
. INDEPENDENCE. Jan. ! 9
Mrs. Ina F. Plesslnger died at
the St. Vincent hospital, Port
land. January 7. after an Illness
of three months. ' She was born
In Michigan, September 8. 1867,
aad was married to W. H. Pies
singer September 11, 18S7; came
to Oregon In 1908. and settled
at Dallas, then later mored to
Independence and has lived la the
icinlty for the past 22 yes.
She is survived by flvldaugh
i ters and four sons, two sisters
and fire brothers and five grand
: children: Mrs. Dell Plaster, Dal
I las; Mrs. Joe Oberson, Independ
i enc-e; Mrs. O. E. Snyder. Albany;
yirs. Kent Wrenhouse. Salem; C.
B. Plesslnger.' Dallas; Charles
Plesslnger, Dallas; Paul Pless
lnger, Salem; J. II. Plesslnger,
. Salem. The two sisters are Mrs.
Lee Mclntyre. Toledo, and Mrs.
J. Hawkins. Toledo. The five
brothers are T. R. Wilcox, Al
bany; ' Charles Wilcox. Toledo;
Chester Wilcox. La Center. Wn.;
Warren " Wilcox. New Mexico;
Dean Wilcox, Salem.
Funeral services will be held
at the Keeney Funeral home In
Independence, January 10. at
1:30 p. m. ' Interment in the I.
I O. O. F. cemetery.
GOETZ TO SPEAK
TO PRINCIPLES
SILVERTON, Jan., 9. Robert
' Goets, superintendent of Silver
ton schools, will be one of the
speakers at the Annual Princi-
pals' conference' to be held at
the Untyerslty of Oregon Janu
ary 9 and 10. The conTentlon
la sponsored by Phi Delta Kappa
la conjectlon with the high
school conference. The only oth
er public, school speaker at this
convention will be Prof. S. E.
Fleming, assistant superinten
dent of schools at Seattle. Mr.
, Goetb will lead the roundtable
r discussion on the subject of the
convention: , "What is a -Good
i- Measure of AchievementT"
Others going to the conference
at Eugene will be A. Davis, prin
cipal of the SUrerton high school;
Herta Albrecht. dean of girls;-Dan
Barckr, treasurer of the high school
student' body; Francis Stewart,
Tfce-president of the student body;
Esther Ldechty, secretary; Cather
ine Benson, president of the Girls'
league; Tom Ballentyne, editor of
' the Clarion, thehigh school paper.
AT HUBBARD
HUBBARD. Jan. 9. Mrs. Cecil
: Brown of Dallas aad her daugh
ter. Miss Taldene Burk, Tisited at
the home ef Mrs. Orlle Boje Wed
nesday evening while Mr. Brown
attended a lodge meeting In Wood
burn. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Boje
were school chums in Dallas.
Henry Boje, Orlle Boje's father,
returned to Ashland' Tuesday,
reaching home a half hour after
Mrs. Boje, who had been visiting;
la California. Mr. Boje has been
at his son's home several weeks.
. He came here to take treatments
at the Hubabrd , mineral springs.
y Girls to Hold '
r Food Sale
HUBBARD, Jan. 9. A food
ale was planned' for .Saturday,
January 17, by the Idaka Camp
t Fire Girls at the Thursday erening
. meeting. K
The girls will take up the de
' Telopment of films and printing of
photographs as a, project for this
month.
A council fire will be held on
- January 29. -
Members present were Miss
Eleanor Johnson, Miss Marlon Me
Kenzie, MIsa Esther Bailey, Miss
Anna Knight, Bias Betty Brown,
Miss Dorothy McKee. Miss Bea
trice Claypool. Miss Helen Clay
pool and Mis Cuugadene Btdgood,
guardian.
SAN QUENTIN,1 100 YEARS!
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!'. Gilbert H. Beesemyer (right
' foreground) standing in court
as he heard the judge pro
nounce sentence of from one to
ten years in San Qentin prison
following bis conviction on each
ef ten counts charging: him with
OFFICERS INSTALLED
Joint Ceremony Seats new
Staff for K. of P. and
i Pythian Sisters
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HUBBARD. Jan. I 9 Joint in
stallation was held Tuesday night
by Arion lodge Number 57, and
Arioa temple Number 24 at the
Pythian hall. .Miss Anita Bevens,
assisted by Mrs. Anna Stauffer
and Mrs. Edith Painter, was the
installing officer and" Mrs. Ella
Stauffer. the musician, for the
Pythian Sisters. George Leffler
was the installing officer and
Mrs. Edith Painter, the musician
for the Knights of Pythias.
Officers of the. Pythian Sisters
included: Miss Orv Barrett, most
excellent chief; Mrs.. Margaret
McMannls, excellent senior; Mrs.
Susie Moore, excellent junior;
Mrs. ! Audrey Wells, manager;
Mrs. Caroline Smolnisky, mistress
of records and correspondents;
Miss j Leu ore Scholl. mistress bf
finance; Mrs. Anna Scholl, pror
tecror; Mrs. Meta Friend, guard.
and Mrs. - Wilma Leffler. past
chief; !
Officers of the Knights of Py
thias installed were John Friend,
C. C; Charles Moore. V. G.; A.
R. Bevens. prelate: Hugh WTells.
M. of W.; Bayne Paulsen, K. of
R. and S.; Robert Brown, M. of
F.; Lawrence Scholl, M. of E-t
Letter Will M. of A.: Walter S.
McMannls, : G.; and Elton Mc
Laughlin, O. O.
SALEM HEIGHTS, Jan. U-
On Friday evening, January 16,
the Salem Heights community
club will hold a big chicken pie
supper at I the community hall.
Plans are again being made to
accommodate the large number
of people that attend these sup
pers. - -
This Till be the first of a ser
ies of suppers which will be held
regularly throughout the club
season, the proceeds of which will
apply on the ; community hall
debt.
Mrs. Wayne Robertson and son
Dean left here ; Wednesday morn
ing to join her .husband at their,
home in Klamath : Falls. Her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C M. Rob
inson, accompanied her as far as
Eugene by auto. ;
DALLAS" K. OF P.
DALLAS, Jan. 9. The semi
annual Installation of officers of
Maria ion lodge No. 9 6., Knights of
Pythias, was held in Dallas Tues
day, night, January f. Before the
new. members were Installed J. R.
Sibley, chairman of the Christmas
committee, gate a complete re
port of this committee's work dis
tributing supplies contributed by
the various organizations of 'bal-
las. -.- T, -(. . JT
The new officers who were in
stalled were: j : Chancellor com
mander. Homer J. Brown ; TlceM
chancellor,' Taylor A. Dunn ; pre
late, Penn C Crum ; i master of
work. Thomas E. Campbell; mas
ter of finance and keeper of rec
ords and seal Leif S. Finsetfc;
master at arms, Randall Buell;
Inner guard, Wendell Sanders;
outer guard, Ray- Killin. "B. F.
Preston was installed as trustee
or a period of three years. R. T.
Morrison, deputy grand chancel
lor, was In charge of the cere
monies. .' " : : ,. .
STAYT0H STREETS
. STAYTON. ! Jan. . 9 A mo no-
other thing accomplished dnrihK
his reign' as mayor, George Keech
deserves considerable credit for
road i bunding and paving during
his administration. Just now he
has men at work on Third street
getting things;. in readiness .for
paving. This part of the street
past the , school has' been In
frighttal . shape - for some time.)
Not only will - the new improve-
raent benefit the school but will
be a short cut te the Fern Ridge
road, sd n-!d3t telly the Lone
Oak and Catholic cemeteries, f
--Sinee the day of autoa this
part of the street had been sel
dom used. the. street, -or road be
in sr narrow, , crooked god qnlte
mum
LODGE
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lEM HEIGHTS i
PLANS BANQUET
INSTILLS OFFICERS
BEING IMPROVED
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t theft of $8,000,000 from the
Guaranty Building and voan
Association of Hollywood. Beese.
myer entered pleaef guilty:
through: his attorney, Le Compte
Davis, who is in the left fore
ground.; : j f.
hilly. More land has ' been ac
quired, (fences set back, the road
will be graded and made ready for
paving. Mr. Keech is the outgo
ing mayor, having no longer de
sired the office. He Is also road
supervisor, and will continue
with this work. . .. i .,
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I LIONS ENTERTALVS I
STAYTON, Jan. 9. About 50
members of the Lions club, with
their wives, enjoyed the annual
ladles' night meeting at the Gem
cafe. A enjoyable program con
sisting of i readings and , musical
numbers was given. Out of town
speakers' were A. C. Haag and p.
P..Westj . -
OPEN UNTIL
9 P.M.
SATURDAYS
WEST STMT0E1
Effort Being Made to Find
- Most Marketable, Crops
Reporterj
WEST STAYTON, 1 Jan. S. -The
Growers club met in Dar-
leyV office last night, January 7
with Fred Comstock, president.
presiding. ' -
i A' large - part 'of 'the "evening
was devoted to discussion of cu
cumber growing. ; .-r-t -..
? A committee ; of :Mr. Nipple,
Stewart, Lacy and the president.
Mr. Comstock was named to in
icrview me cucumber growers
near Anrora. ' -
Mr. Stafford -- of the Aurora
Pickle plant offered to come
again and talk to the growers so
It was decided upon to have him
come to the regular meeting of
tho club on J&nuary 28. ,
f Word was received from Mr.
Burnett . at Woodburn. that he
bad another Important' meeting
for January 10, and - could not
be "With us on that date as pre-
vlously decided but could be
here on the afternoon of Janu
ary 17 at 2:30. All interested In
berry growing are Invited to be
present.'--- . " -;
I A ' committee of Allen, Wilkin
son and Lacy was appointed to
go to Salem and see Reid. Mur
doch and company and others
about what crops they could han
dle that grow so readily. in this
irrigated' soil. -
There were Kg members pres
ent and great interest is . being
taken. The next meeting is .to be
held in the school house January
14, 1931. Everyone is welcome
HART
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BIG REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE
REBEL
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rebel leader, is said to be in com
mand of the Nicaraguan rebels in
their latest uprising, in which eight
United States Marines were killed
and several wounded ar revolt
flamed anew through ths ;northea
jungle fastnesses ox Kicaragua. i
for the purpose of this club is to
help each; other.
GROWERS OPTOnSTIO . J
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STAYTON, Jan. 9. Growers In
this vicinity are optimistic over
the possibilities of a pickle fac
tory being established here. Mr;
Stafford, of the well known Staf
ford pickle factory at Aurora, met
with several Interested parties at
the. Bank of Stayton on I Friday,
It is said that the soil and cllmat
ic conditions in this vicinity are
well adapted to raising cucum
bers. . ,i . I
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The Climax of the First Big Week Today
Store Open Until 9 P. M.
We have had three mighty busy days but Saturday should
tee even greater crowds. All of our friends from neighbor
. ing towns will be in Saturday to take advantage of the low
prices. We have added more suits to the two for one group
to insure everyone of easy selections Cornel ;. ; .
New Regrouping
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unnGs siimd!
SCHAFFNER AND MARX, MICHAELS STERN
I and Other High Grade Makes,
$30, $35, $40, $45, $50, $55, $60
FOR THE
Plus
A Hew Group
MESS .
Regular $2.50j $300,
FOE THE
ING, SHOES and
THIS EyENT
COMES BUT ONClt A YEAR
D ON'T MISS IT!
D2cfli2.3 Cz y7ccllcn "r2S2b Cic?of line.
DALLAS G. OF 0.
. OFFICEDS CiSELI
Walter S. Muir to be Pres
Ident for. Coming Year
: - Is Report !
: DALLAS, Jan. 9-Walter, 3.
Muir jwill . head the chamber of
commerce as president for the
ensuing year, Earle . Richardson
will be rice . president, Eugene
Hayter . treasurer and Mr s.
Charles N. Bilyeu secretary. The
officers were elected at a meet
ingof the directors . proceeding
the antiual banquet , held at the
Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening." w -J, ' -:
In addition to the officers the
directors, are: H. O. Black, J. H.
Beck, a L. Crider, Maurice Dai
ton. Dr; W. L. Pemberton, C. B.
Sundberg, Dr. V. C SUats, J. R.
Allgood, Oscar Hayter. R. S.
Kreason. ; , '
Announcement "was made of a
meeting of tho west side highway
association to be held in Corval
Us, Thursday January 8, also-a
meeting to be in Riekreall, Fri
day evening, when B. W. John
son, Joint senator .for Polk, and
Benton counties, L. D. . Nash, rep
resentative for Lincoln and Polk,
and ' S. L. Stewart of Polk coun
ty, -will meet with business men
of Dallas,-.; - Monmouth, Indepen
dence to dlseuss coming legisla
tion . in . which - Polk county will
be interested. i
Members were also urged to at
tend the public hearing of the
budget . committee ' to secure the
passage of the' 2300 appropria
tion for publicity purposes. One
half of which will go to the state
chamber of ; commerce and the
other half be used for county
wide booklets.
PRICE OF
$2.00
of Fine
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SHIRTS
$4.00, $5.0tf Values
PEIHCB OF
STORE ON HEN'S &
WORK GOODS
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GUILTY?
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Mrs.rM. ; Lorraine Boris, (above)
250-pound t widow, admitted 4 to
New YorkClty authorities that
Patrolman - Francis P. Kiernan
was her Christmas dinner guest.
It . was I Xiernan's acceptance of
this invitation that prompted his
wife to shoot bin with his. own
gun,; according to the police. He
was .found slain on - the bathroom
door of bis Brooklyn, N. Y- home.
I The" retiring president, J. R.
Allgood made ' a brief report of
his year's work, and the annual
report was i presented by the sec
retary. (. . ; T. .-v.
During r the dinner hour, Mrs.
Marie". Kent, - sang several vocal
selections accompanied by . Rach
el Uglow.' In , , .. ... . .: .; ' ; ,l; 1
WOMEXS CLUB TO MEET I
STAYTON, Jan. 9. Members
of the Women's Community club
are looking forward to their meet
ing on Thursday, January 15, at
which time the Walluga club of
the Waldo Hills district. will be
present and, furnish the program,
BOYS
CLOTH-
OPEN UNTIL
9 PI M.
SATURDAYS
H
ITT)
TO
GI OPEIEnil
"Tulip Time" Chosen for
Production of Glee;
. Clubs ' !
DALLAS, Jan. 9. The Dallas
high . school glee clubs bare be
gun work on their annual operet
ta. - to be presented in the high
school auditorium Friday evening,
February 13. The operetta select
ed for production this year Is "Tu
llp .TimeL a Dutch musicaL . ;
:' The east is composed eritfrely
of members of the boys' and girls'
glee clubs. This cast is as fol
lows: Hans, a Dutch apprentice,,
Adolphus Dalian tyne; Anat Anna,
Christina's guardian, Virginia
Leitch; Katlnka, a village maid
en, Doris Newblll; Hendrlck Van
Ooster, burgomaster of Osendorf,
William Garner Christina, charm
ing Dutch -rirl.-Melva Robinson:
Theophllus Mc Spindle, an author
ity on botaflyT.'iniam Cadle; Ned
Bater, an American college stu
dent, Paul Lorimor; Dick Warren,
a fellow student of Ned's. Paul
Forette. . .- .- . .1 .
i In '- addition to the ; main cast
there will be approximately 20
girls and 10 boys in the chorus.
The operetta is being coached by
Miss Alice McBNde of the high
scnooi zaenity,""
MISS LAmbrECHT BETTER
STAYTON. Jan. 9. Miss Vea-
trlce Lambrecht, who was oper
ated on at the Stayton hospital,
has so far i recovered as to be
moved to - her home near Shaw.
Mies Theresa Hendricks, who was
rushed to the hospital suffering
from an acute attack of appendi
citis. Is recovering nicely from the
operation.
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DALLAS IIIGII
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