The Oregon statesman., January 13, 1931, Page 5, Image 5

Tha OHEGOa? STATESMAN, Calgru OrCrcrf, Tnesay Horra Jzagary llg, 1SI
PAG 13 FIVE
tdcal News Briefs
Order Revoked Following
Bearing in probate court ieter-
A- titin r Tvata Ttsbfuss
day on petition of Ljiia Kewuii
to revoke orders appointing ad-
minlstrator In estate of llarqld
Spencer, letters ' of adtninlstra-
tlon issued tofLydla RenruM are Elisabeth Atkinson with tho
revoked. In her petition. LrailIrhth and ninth rrada roun.
Rehfuss set out that shot did not
know Harold spencer nem i
nronert in Marlon county, and I
that tho wanted tho letters Te-
voked to absolve nerseir rTomi
any connection with a eontro-
versy oetween estate os 1
Rnnrr and ner nrotner. r-
man Rehfuss. plaintiff In a Jus
tice court action.
c rantal list Becks 4k Hen
dricks on classified page, also Is
offlco window, 189 , N. High.
w. a. a. rrw i ""T""-
na Brown was flf5j,J:
man of a commlUeeto promote
a gymnasium program so un-
jer xne ?P1C J " V'".!
university wu. ,
sociauon. ine pro""
used for tho building of a earn-1;
pus women's athletic field, Fu
tnro meetings of tho association
.wni' bo Monday noons. Tho pro-
gram planned wfll Include danc-
Ing, clogging.; tumbling and u-
ale.
Intel-class Swim Under the
auspices of . tho Y. M. C. A.,
rhario Gill U erranclnc wll
lametto university's first Inter
class , awlm " to take .place Tues
day nixht at tho "Y"! at .7: JO
o'clock. Following tho class
comnetltlon. Gill and some as-
sistants will demonstrate strokes
and dives.
- Ttr- From Xew York Mrs.
Anna Culbertson, daughter, of the
late Mrs. J. L. Stockton, is in Sa
lem from Mount Vernon, New
York, from wnere sne,cm u.d
at the bedside of her motner aur- i
lor her last mness. , wrs. a.ui-
bertson was accompanied . by ner
son, Leon A. Culbertson.
KEX-wIU brosdeast dally from
tha window of Vlbbert & Todd.
466 State street.
Will Survive Shot Miss Pru-
denca Gray, daughter o: Mrs.
r.iara Gray, former residents 1 of
Salem, will survive a . bullet
wound Inflicted noon her last
week in her homo at Pasadena,
aceordinr to reports received
here.
Y' Orchestra Rehearses In
preparation for a concept early
in February, the Y.j M. C. A.
svmnhony , orchestra rehearses
tonight at . the "Y" at 8 .o'clock.
At the last rehearsal, 62 out of
tho total membership of 75 were
present.
In Griffith S-tate Nine or
ders transferring shares of stock
In the estate of L. F. Griffith to
Marsaret Griffith Ford, and
KUtn uruiua Lremp. u.uU
ana J uua . unium, wiuuw.
mm m Kflliv - jm am
have been filed in probate court.
Sons of Veterans. Meeting next
Tuesday night, . Woman's club
house. Matters or especial impur- ghelby Wiggins. Portland attor
tance to members. L. C. Mcsnane. I ney at thelr meeting today noon.
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Estate in Probate Will r
J. T. Westley has been: admitted
to probate, with Roy R. Westley
as executor. Tho estate" has a
Talue of $1,800. . Charles Reed,
Morse Hall and? John Rickman
are appraisers.
Mrs. Winn Returns Mrs.; R.
B. Winn, wife, of Professor Winn
n cim 9, dVv after
turned to Salem Sunday, alter 1
visiting friends in Los Angeles
and vicinity during tne tnrist-
mas Holidays. ; '
' Battery ProTen Roy Living
ston was , convicted on a; charge
of assault and battery on the per
son of Cordelia Howard when , ha
appeared in local Justice court on
Monday. He was lined 35
gave notice of appeal.
i i e v
but
Cash nald 'for fuSed,s furniture.
Worth 9l,O0O Estate of J.
B." Ownbey,- willr t'jljich has
Just been admitted to probate
with Lola O. Qwnbeys as execu
tor, has been appraised by J. F.
Ulrich, O.. L. Forgo and Hr D.
Philippl at $4,000. :
Dwelllne Erected A new
SS.OOOr dwelling, one and a half
stories high, will be erected at
1792 North Church street by E.
R., Edwards, according to build
ing permit records for Monday.
Leaves for Idaho Rr. G. W.
Rutsch, pastor of the First Ger
man Baptist church, left Monday
tor American Falls, Idaho, where
he will conduct a two weeks'
evangelistic campaign.
Estate Worth $12,000 Es-
tate of" Nicholas Schneider has
been appraised at 812,000 by S.
J. Smith. James Murphy and
Charles Mullen. John M. Schnei
der Is administrator. - - -
uouar cunner every, nigm :a
to 8 at the Marion hotel. .
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"I" Forum Postponed Due
to state functions last -night, the
"Y" forum meeting was -delayed
until next Monday night at the
usual time. : .
Erects Dwelling Frank W.
Murlbert was Issued a building
permit by the city to erect a $2.
0 0 0 one-story dwellin g at 1937
Warner street. ; - !
Repairs House L. E. Good
man will repair his one and a
half story dwelling at 247$ Fair
ground road, according to a per
. mlt issued. The cost will be $50.
Weekend In Portland Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Luther were weekend
visitors In Portland. Luther is
employed at the Southern Pacific
freight house here.
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Births
Fults To Mr. and Mrs. O. F.
Fultf, a girl, Joan Rte, born Jan
uary 4. . :''
Tarr To Dr. and Mrs. J. W.
Tarr of . Florence an eight and
three fourths pound girl, born
January 12 at Bungalow mater-
. Girl Hwrrci to Meet A Joint
meeting of Parrlsh Gtrl Reserve
roap will be hold at the school
balldlag U!i afternoon, with tho
ceremonial to bo given Sunday to
mala btttineaa. Helen Prang, a
B6W tco0ol advisor, will assist Miss
mIss Margaret Ghormley Is ad-
visor to the seventh, grade group,
Music for the ceremonial will bo
practiced today.' Tho Leslie Girl
Reserves will also , meet today,
wjtn LoaiSa Brown, advisor. In
enarge.
Ruth Chapman Honored Ruth
Chapman, editor of tho Clarion
anneal, was tho only Salem , high
school student to bo honored with
an office at tho state high. school
stndent body . officers and press
conference held in Eugene over
the week end. Sho is secretary of
tho press . group. Tho Clarion
newgpaper ost tB EaseB0 OMrd
enp wWch lt nM he,d lm tWQ
years. receiving only honorable
mention in tho newspaper contest
GTant nl n ,chooU Portland, woo.
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Board Meetin The regular
meeting of tho official board of
tho T, W. C. A. will bo held this
morning at 10 o'clock at the
homo of Mrs.- O, 8. Hamilton at
210 North Front street. Mrs.
William McCllchrlst Jr. will bo
seated as president. The chief
matter of business will bo' con
sideration- of tho annual finance
drive. Mrs. Hamilton has Invited
tho board members to remain at
her homo for luncheon.
Special Bowling match at
hvinter. Garden, 8:00 p. m. Sun
day; Sam Stelnbock vs. Blaney,
fEurdnit. Admission Fran.
Jnry i Back " - WednesdaysThe
grand Jury, which took a yaca
lion Saturday, la eyneetftd tn ho
back on tho Job Wednesday. No
Attnltm atatemnt as to what
particular thing or things are oc
cupying the jury hare been
forthcoming, although a number
of rumors hare circulated. It is
known, through instructions giv
en by Judge L. II. McMahan, that
tho cinder nuisance is under con
alteration.
Golns to SllTerton Mrs Eliza
beth Gallaher, secretary of the Y.
W. C. A., will be in Silrerton to
day to meet with tho two Girl
Reserre troops there. The groups
are conducting a series of studies
in connection with the ring cere
monial, and for this Mrs. Gallaher
win giro a talk on health.
Another for Junior College
Another high school graduate with
the class of 1930 has requested
that her high school credits be
sent to a Junior college.; She is
Evelyne Ross, who is now In Long,
Beach, Cal., and who wants to at
tend the Lonr Beach Junior col
lege beginning at mid-year.
Y p t . Gent. .-5c. ladIes
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10c, couple 25c. Come.
lat,, ni vftP aboht "River De-
Telopmenf. from the speaker.
Wiggins was formerly manager of
. . . aB an . nnna
oriental " representative of the
Port of Portland.
Carl Miller Nominated Carl
Miller was Friday nominated to
fill the vacancy on the board of
directors of the Kiwanis club
which, was left by election of
James Nicholson president. Elec
tlon to tm Tacancy will take
. T9nnr. to
;
solons Located Senators Is
aae E. Staples. B. W. Johnson
and Ed W. Miller and Represen
tatives James T. Chlnnock, Dor
othy M. Lee E. W. Snell and
Walter S. Fisher are all located
at the Ambassador apartments
for over the legislative session.
If you want a bargain in a
Victor Electric Radio- Phone
Appeal Filed Appeal has been
filed by defendant in the case of
E. E.lLinr vs. Richfield Oil com
pany of California, - The case was
argued in the circuit court, where
judgment in favor of plaintiff was
rendered November 28, 1930. The
, suit was over money alleged due
for rentaL
Cs en Contract Case of
Adams vs. Neer, a breach of log
ging contract case, was started
before Judge J. L. McMahan yes
terday morning. The Jury waa se-
til today at 9 o'clock. 1
: Released Clayton Kea of
Stayton was released from coun
ty Jail yesterday afternoon after
his father appeared to' pay the
balaace on a $35 fine for theft in
I a grocery store near Turner." He
(had served three days out on his
fine.
Possession ; Charged-ri-B. C.f
King; of Corvallls, arrested . by;
the Bouth prowler Sunday, was;
released by order of Judge Paul
son on $50 ball, r" Drunkenness'
and 1 liquor possession : were
charged. : - - v "
Runaways From ' Hospital
Two runaways from the tubercu
losis i hospital were apprehended
by the south prowler at 1:30 a.
m.. Sunday. They wefe George
Simmons and Floyd j Syndam,
They; were returned tb officials
from) the Institution. ."" :
. Suits H-prlce at Moshers.
' Car Stolen An Oakland eotch.
licensed 45-798. was stolen front
High street. Sunday "night srt 11
o'cloek, according to a report to
the police by ita owner, T. C
Hoover, cl5 North r Cottage
street. ;, : jr. '
Bewlev Patrulman The county
court yesterday appointed J. F.
Bewley patrolman of tho Detroit
district. He served last year, but
reappointment was not made last
Saturday with other patrolmen be
cause of a counter petition
Appraisers Named Bert T.
Ford, K. C. oearia and o. : k.
Smith have been appointed ap
praisers of the property of Ezra
Conditions' - - Good Thing a at
Ontario, outora Oregon and
Caldwell. Idaho. lr looking- good
and there la practically no talk
there of business- depression, A
C. BohrnsUdt reported Monday
upon return from a week's trip
to those places. He waa accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Browning of Chemawa and : Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest C. Nartxger of
Gerrals. While in Idaho, Mr, and
Mrs. Browning exchanged their
property at Chemawa for prop
erty belonging to Mr. and Mrs.
Herman vogt or Caldwell. The
VOgta will more here about the
first of February,
Barbara Barnes School of Pro-
Professional Dancing announces
sew classes for business girls in
limbering and tap. Phone af SB."
Mary Ackers Hart In an ac
cident in front of 890 south lztn
street, Sunday night at 7 o'clock,
Mary Ackers, 18, of 1070 Rural
avenue, waa cut with glass. In
jured and ' she reports possible
internal injuries. She waa driving
a machine owned by Fred Mc
cracken. 105 Miller street, north
en 12th street and when her
driving apparatus went i wrong,
''shimmying," she hit the ma
chine that waa parked in front of
the South 12th street address.
The machine is owned by H. N.
Hunsaker. No damage waa done
to Hunsaker'a car:
Health Meetinc The execu
tive -. committee of the'" Marlon
county department of h e a 1 1 h
will meet at the Salem health
center Wednesday night at 7:
80 o'clock. Judge J. C. Siegmuad
of the county court Sa chairman.
The budget for the new year will
be definitely settled at this meet
ing. It is thought. There may also
be some discussion of . the county
physician situation.
: New Signs on Way The Lions
club has sent 'in orders' to Lions
International for new signs . to
replace those at the north and
south city limits and la Polk
county. The new sign will corres
pond with the one prescribed by
International. It will contain the
place and day of meeting, and Is
similar to the ones already up.
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Extra pants free with Mosher's
$32.50 suits for few days.
Purchase Home .Mr. and Mrs.
Fred II. Jenkins, who have come
here to live from Portland, have
purchased the home at 1910 Ha
zcl avenue from E. E. Ling for a
consideration of $3,000. They
will move in shortly. The deal
was handled by J. C. Jackson of
the W. C Krueger office.
Student Profit The Decern
ber report of financial condition
of the high school associated
student body was submitted to
the superintendent yesterday and
shows a general cash fund of 81,-
041 to start the work, and
slightly more than $3,000 in the !
reserre funds.
Disorder CTiarged Pete Smith,
of Salem, was held by the local
police Sunday morning for Offl-1
cer Simpson of West Salem. He
was released to that officer at 10
o'clock, Sunday. The ! charges
against Smith were drunkenness
and disorderly conduct, '.
Dr. B." F. Pound Practice lim
ited to removal of teeth, gas or
local and dentay x-ray, 308 First
National Bank. Tel. 2040.
From Portland Miss Ethel
Llvesley of Portland was a week
end visitor at the heme of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Llvesley. 844 Marlon. Miss
Llvesley is one of tha nursing su
pervisors at the Good Samaritan
hospital.
Takes Agency T h e Willys
and Willys-Knight agency In Sa
lem has been taken over by
George F. Vlck, of the Vick
Brothers who conducted an auto
mobile agency in the city for
many "years. Headquarters will be
at 615 South Commercial.
Dr. Wood HI Dr. R. Lee Wood
was taken to the Willamette san
itarium early Monday mdrning to
undergo a major operation. Ac
cording to reports last night, his
condition is satisfactory, but he
will be confirmed to the hospital
for 10 days or two weeks.
Get More Men Three more
men will be placed on the state
highway unemployment work on
the west side today, Roadmaster
Johnson and Commissioner Smith
having made a trip out In the
county yesterday to line up three
men. i-
All suits reduced. I Many
price at Moshers.
Visits Work Site Hedda Swart,
county engineer, made a trip Mon
day to the bridge being construct
ed across Pudding- river northeast
of Hubbard. Hargreaves and Lind-
sey of Eugene have the contract.
Demurrers Demurrers were
filed In circuit court yes terdav in
cases or jonn Cromoga vs. state
industrial accident commission
and J. W. . Barnes : and others
against M. D. Mayfleld and others.
,t- -i j .; .
Staffords Dcfendant-9-AnnIe M.
Hinman has filed suit in circuit
rnnrt aealnst Eloise M. and J. T.
Stafford, seeking payments on a
real estate contract, or eancella-
tion of tne contract, t ;
PosseseJon Charaed Posses
sion of Marihuana waa the
charge against Mike Bennett of
Salem at 12 o'clock. Saturday
night, arrested ; by police here,
. Final Settlement Decree bf
final settlement has been entered
In the 'probate court in estate, of
J. C. Shepherd. Frances Shepherd
Is administratrix.. 1 ; 1 . " ;
Leave for South Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Fry, Sr., have left for Santa
Barbara, Calif., where they will
spend the remainder of the wln-
From Jefferson Guy M. Aup-
perie of Jefferson 'was a business
visitor In the city Monday.
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PniiDT uLtnun
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UUUN MILIUM
MtZ
Yamhill and Polk to. Revive
DIm n CauamiI ho I
Plan once Favored oy
Marion Attorneys
The district COUrt PlSn tO re- I
place Justices of the peace will be Bailie, tralnins; school super
presented tO the legislature again ttAnt tn an anHrhtnnln talk
this session, sponsored by tho
POiK ana xamwu oar assooa-1
tions. Multnoman eounty now I
has a district court. Inferior to 1
the circuit , court. Last session a I
hUl was introdueea lor a district
eourt ror. Marion county out wa.
killed On Opposition " Of the I
towns outside of Salem who Ob-
Jected to abolishment or local j ot Washington naa an average en
JusUce courts. - ' roUment In Ita boys' Institutions
The P0lk-Tmtlli Plan would
extend to all counties of orer 18-1
000 soouiation ana unaer iuo.-i
000. The principal of flee would I
be In the county seat with the J
judge journeying to oiner towns 1
of over 800 population on rsg-1
uiar aays 10 noia sessions. I
.The McMinnvllle Telephone- I
Reglster gives the following sura-
mery of the provisions of the bill I
wmcn toe lawyers wui iniroaucs;
Wv m -sm .
lnSsV ! u .
Th ennrt win liav avelnmfva I
nrlHnil tnHlrtlnn over 411 I
damage actions or sulU for re-1 eluded. The above value to np
covery of money of $300 or un-1 PF shipments axported direct
der. and lurisdlction. but not ex- Canada from the noint of pro-
in.u. i tsnn a nil. I
der. The Judge, an attorney who dltertlon or Intermediate distrlb
has been admitted to the Oregon tln; point all charges uto suck
bar and has pradUced for several I
years, Is to be elected, at the gen-
ra1 aleetlona. His salarv la to- be I
22400 ner year, s
"Sheriffs In the various coun
ties abolishing the Justice Judi
ciaries, are to servo in the place
of constables. They will appoint
deputies In strategic points about
the district who will care for en
forcement details.1
"Unless a petition Is placed be
fore the court by cither the
nlalntiff or the defendant, the
law actions will be held before a
ludra with no iurr. Criminal ac-
tiom will be tried before a six-1
man lurr unless the defendant
shall waive the Jury, a right giv-1
en under the new system.
Conntien I
Will Save Monev
"Not only will the" plan savejblsh settlement and others who
the counties money but It win
prevent clogging of the docket
of circuit courts ' by removal of
all smaller cases. At present.
members of the local bar associ
ation state, operation of circuit
court costs the county well over
$100 a day, and an action for
money of any siae may -be
brought before the tribunal.
More than half the cases now
coming Into the circuit court are
for less than $300, they say.
It would save more than $3.-
000 to each county annually, or
approximately Its own cost, and
at the same time would keep for
the county the fees now taken by
the justices of the peace.
"The plan received no little fa-
yorable discussion by the Oregon
judicial council at its meeting in
Portland, when Circuit Judge JLr-
He G. Walker outlined the pro
posal before its members. Be
sides the backing being given the
measure by the Yamhill and Polk
county bar associations, HIlls-
boro and Portland lawyers are
acuveiy m its support, wmie 111-
x . a a. l 11
lamook and southern Oregon at
torneys have agreed that the pro
posal would be adoptabie in
their counties."
Valuation Fixed
On All Tomatoes
Going to Canada
WASHINGTON- A fixed valu-
ation of five cents a pound on all
tomatoes imported into Canada
and not entitled to entry under
the. British, preferential tariff
has been placed by the dominion
government,1 the department of
commerce has .been told. vThe Ca
nadian, appraisers' bulletin, dated
December 23. announcing this
order, reads as follows: -
"Until otherwise Instructed all
tomatoes not entitled to entry
under the British ' preferential
Drunkenness Charged J a e k
Sorahan of Salem was arrested
at 11:65 p. m. Saturday on
drunk charges. ;
Appraisal Reported Gust
Heyden, G. W. Rutseh- and G.
Schunke have appraised estate of
Llna Htrrman .it $4,532.47.
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Sale Ordered - Order for sale
of personal property has been
entered In estate of Michael
Laux. " : - r " r ?
Dr. "Altman.r homeopathic phy
sician, 2S N. Liberty,
From Portland Mr. and Mrs.:
Crull Orcutt were in - town Sun
day to visit with friends and rel
atives. --
Visit fn Portland Mr. . and :
Mrs. C. J. Jackson and son Dale
were Sunday visitors, with friends
in .roruano. f '
WTtJiaal epstattaa
"DR. MATtSnATA
- '; SSS Ojaf on alag.
Or. Chaa lm Cw
aa aUdlclss. ISO
M. CoataiarcUl gk,
Sal tat. Of flea soar
avary Saaday SSO
SiS naa. Sartaa
UM aaaatas af XHa
an Jan. , " : i
PILES CURED
Ruild Bovs Rather Than
aimuiuuu.il la
Training
tw3T8S - iVS - S u To
a t Vat . A!V AAJknt ' fia a
build better boys and not to lttua
!B,utuuon. -w seek to sai-
Tage boys and to keep them out bf
trouble: we do not provide a sys
tematic course of trade ustrue-
.nntfi, AmmrmA XV
befor the ehamber of commerce
Unndav.
. to a svatematla nlan of euner-
TUed parole, , Ballle credited the
eomparatively. small number of
toys ,ln the - Oregon r training
chool. The average population of
lh Inittnt1nn In tlia lt hlennl.
om has been 124. -while the state
Af . 220. and Colorado 280.' said
Ballle. . i . -
ntiu -mi!nni hnv tha afata
. divided into three narole die-
lricU where the parents, - neigh-
bors and the boys themselves are
contacted after a youth is released
from the Institution. .Through the
af forts of thaaa affleera. whose bl-
UnnUl cost to the stats is only
f 21,000, Ballle thinks the appro-
tariff may 4be appraised foi-4uty
uiw " mt wy vwuuw, w
Weight of the Packages to bS ln-
ductlon. When exported from a
pow snouia oe aaoea. avjaea.
however, that In no case shall the
goods be entered St less than
their Invoice value.-
P
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F ROGRAWI TONIGHT
The annual Japanese program
of the Jason Lee Brotherhood
will occur at the meeting of the
chufch tonight according to the
Brotherhood president, F. P.
Phlpps. The event will begin at
8:80 o'clock, and will be attended
by the Japanese of the Lake La-
I "T me as wen
01 cnurcnicongTegauon
More than 80 of the Japanese
have made reservations, and it is
expected fully than many men of
the church win attend. The din
ner will be served by the women
of the church under leadership
of Mrs. A. L. Dark
The program will be largely
brought by the Japanese, and will
consist of their native songs, re
citations, and playing of native
instruments. Singing of the
church hymns, each of the racial
groups in . their respective
tongues, will be a feature of the
program, and will be led by Dr. H.
C. Epley. Among the Japanese
numbers will be a piano solo by
Hoshi Watanabe; Shigin by Mr.
Kodo wUA u h recIutlon of
a Japanese poem; and a duet on
two native instruments. Shamlsen
and Sha kl ha chi, by Mrs. Okuda
and Mr. TagakL A group of Jap-
anesa DOy, wm tlng?
Arrangements for the program
have been made by the brother-
hoow throurh the Jananese nas-
I ,
tor, Rev. S. Nlwa, and the Coun-
ell of Salem church Women for
superintendent of the Japanese
work. - !
SETS PHOIMJPH
WALLACE .ROAD. Jan. 12-X
Slate Grange Lecturer Mrs.. Ma-
rie Flint McCall of Wallace Road
was highly gratified when she
received a portable Victrola from
the executive committee of the
state grange by mall Friday. The
machine Is to be used on her
trips to various group meetings
in the state. A number- of rec
ords for grange work such as
music of appreciation and march
numbers accompanied the Vic
I trola.
Mrs.
McCall ! will i supplement
these records from time to time
as needed.
Mrs. McCall was lecturer of
Brush College before being elect
ed tocher present position. She Is
an enthusiastic . grange worker,
and thoroughly enjoys her work.
Her efficiency baa called forth
much favorable comment from
granges all over Qregon. n
ore throats
Qukkly relieved
by robbing on
VAPORUO
EMIUION JARS UStDYEaPLY
iRiiiiti unurrn
GRANGE LECTURER
ovtiri?
A LITTLE CHILD'S BODY...
v is repairing , and building: every
1 ' minute. Milk is the only single
food product which furnishes all
J the elements necessary for Health
and Growth. : . .
, Highest Quality
GRADE "A" RAW MILK -PASTEURIZED
" ,
Is doubly protected and -exclusiyeiy
sold by r -r
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4 . .. . .Phone
jt uut y at
School,
Shown
proprlation needed for the school j
has been cut In half.
Oregon will be asked to
appropriate onlv 2142.000 for the
next two years.1 Ballle said In
contrast to $10,000 more asxsa
by Washington and a two-year
appropriation of $500,000 asked
by Colorado.
Keep 'em buiy" is same's no-
gaa for school conduct. From
the time the boy arises at 8 a. m.
until bed time at 2:20 p.m Bai-
lla 111 t n A : l.mitA'. lll I
' Vr .1.,, T, ..Z 1
schedule Is filled I with work, and I
inmate a activity 1
supervised play. While the school
us primarily agricultural, some In
dustnes sucn-as a laundry, a print
snep anda clothing shop are con
ducted by the youths. Bailie
M W !rITf
said everyboy was required to
take a part In basketball, there
being 28 teams organised among I
the members of the school.
As soon aa a boy enters the I
school, the. superintendent's of -
lice makes a careful check of his
record and follows this by send
log a parole-officer to the boy's
community where his home and
senooi environments both, are
checked.' From this information
ana a seven-aay period Of obser
vation, the assignment , 'of - the
newcomer la made to a cottage
where other boys of similar age
ana ouuook on ure are ouar-1
tared. j ' I
Ballle said that his narole of-1
.vra laivuiavuL me siaie naa 1
won the confidence of the paroled
lads who oftentimes came to them
for advice and assistance. The I Miss Zoo Stockton of Salem; aunt
average successful paroles he said I of jjrs. Samuel Tracy? of Port
amounted to 70 per cent. Wbenll.n in. nodrars of Tndenan-
a lad falla to keep a parole as te- J
quirea oj me-institution, ne is
brought back to , the training
school and his merit requirements
uwuuiuvi. .. 1
it una iuuar dots nave os
creased one-half in number in the
last two years, some escaping
from the school is inevitable, the
speaker said. No armed guards
are maintained nor are rooms
barred andi there are no cells.
Almost any boy, craving freedom
ana
w
ill make a dash for liberty Bai-
lie averred.
i3
Superintendent
Finds Fine Book
Case at Turner
Turner school teachers and nu-
pils are proud of a fine library
case wnicn nas recently Deen
vunsixuciea in tne mgn scnoot
study hall, reports County School
Superintendent Fulkerson, who
visited that school this week.
The library case extends - the
entire length of the far end of
the ball, and at the top and bot
tom are storage spaces with
doors.- The library case proper
nas glass door. A large study ta-
hie has been placed In the center
of j this end of the building, and
unaer a window. - Vi
The entire structure nas made
a great Improvement in the study
hall, and is but one! of the things
tne .1 Timer senooi is aoinar ana
planning to make for greater ef
ficiency. . ... 1 1
2 Per Cent Morg
For Bondholders
1 Th Kondhnldera rnmmlltM of
the Grants Pass irrigation i dis-
trict held a meeting with Ci B.
Strlcklin, state, engineer. Satur
day, and voted another two per
cent I interest payment on $1,-
460,000 of , Irrigation bonds is
sued i by the project. This action
was In line with the reorganiza
tion plans of the district. ; ;
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MATTRESS MEASURE O. K.
An! amendment requiring that
all second i hand - materials shall
be dved. as a sterilisation meas
ure, before ; being used lrr the
manufacture of bedding, is I con
stitutional, according to an opin
ion handed down by I the attor
ney general here yesterday. : The
opinion was requested by Dr.
Frederick D. StrickCri secretary
of the state health board. H.
1 - GUNMEN TO MEET ii
i The Salem' Trapshooters' 'club
Will meet tonight, at the Cham
ber of Commerce hall at 8 o'clock
for election of officers- and ether
business. ' ,
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Committee List Pftparcd In
Advance of Election
As House Speaker
(Continued from page 2)
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irthur.; 1 L-rotky u.-, Sett. i. if.;
Rtvwmrt. H. Li.'. Thmkirf. J. A.
BsrUcultare-Kirfco't, B. T.t DT. K.
B . Hill. Eurl H.: Bmitk. E. O.
BfMleUM, MSTBacy aa wkuot-u
T. Allen. L U. Tpl, . A. Uallbwg.
Haetor UeFlitrMi, lrUy M. L.
Military aff.tra-VJi.tary Ecl7 Wal-
. & ,n7h HrTty Jofca fc, Mt.
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t.ki itftBtia Kamatt Havard.
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FasUs Uada Hrtrt OoHaa. Edwla
A. MeCoraa-k. E. W. BsalL Jvba B. LmW-
1. Morton Toaapkln. I
aauwsrs saa wsssnvrwwa wrr .
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Mrs. Amelia B. Stockton died
f .- 171 North Bam.
mer street: January 10. agea 7
years: mother of Mrs. Anna A.
nnihertson of New York City and
dence. Taneral services Tuesday,
I January 13, at 2 p.m. from the
1 chapel of W. T. Rigdon and Son,
Lur. W. C. Kantner officIaUng. In-
itopmtit r t v eematerv.
Klbbev
Harry .Burton Klbbev died at
the. residence on route 1, Brooks,
January 12, aged 1 years: hus
band of Fannie: father of Mrs
Qeorge Tkatch of Brooks; broth-
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vices Thursday. January 15. at
ava.asai Ve awawwaa mm- m mmm
p.m. from the . cnapei or tne
Clough-uarrlck company, Rev. F.
& Long officiating.! Music by
Clough-Barrlck quartet. Inter
ment City View cemetery.
Tloopcr
TTnrfAnca Borretf TTnnrr AeA
! t ,uwt,ii., TAntA at Innti.
ary 12 aEea 70 years; wife of
Edgar 0f , ghaw; I mother of
Richard A. of Salem and Amy
Barrett Swihart of Selah. Wash.;
sister of James C. I Barrett 1 of
I Boyd, Minn., Hiram of South Ha-
Iven, Mich., ard Mrs. Eva Moore
of Snohomish; Wash.4 Funeral an
nouncements later by W. T. Rig
don and Son. . 1
I - Cnmmlnir
I George L. Cummings died at
the residence, 1390 North 4th
street. Januarv 12. asred 73 Tears
1 husband of Alt a: brother of Mrs
I Ida Stone of Iowa and Mrs. J. C.
iHoushtpn of Heedly, Calif, j uncle
I of W. A. ana Artnnr o. cumminrs
of Salem. Funeral announcements
later by W. T. Rigdon and Son.
Blair "' !
James E. Blair died at the rest
dence, 370 South 23rd street,
January 12, aged 15 years; bus
band - of LAVina. Funeral an
nouncements later by W. T. Rig-
don d Son,
Kaskl
John Kaskl of Portland died In
this city January 12, aged 5 years.
Survived by several children.
Funeral announcements later by
the Clough-Barrlck comany.
s City View Cemetery
Established 1803 . j Tel. 1200
Conveniently Accessible
Perpetual care provided for
"Prices Reasonable
Obituary
TERWILLIGER'S
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Omr Sarvtes la ParaaaaJ
Out Prlraa Ara aaaaaaaaW
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, Xdcaeaad Xady Biaraiaa
JStUttst mimovin
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A Park Cemetery
with perpetual care
Just ten miaates! from the
heart of town
IndootHutiol
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Invalid Chairs
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TO RENT
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Department , .
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Kaaaay, Jafc JL. TlamJrf1l," Fiy
Walla. Irl O. Brosoark Jr J. T. Vtun
KaptU at Uw John B. MeC-oort, li,
FVaak Patara. Joha Mannlac. J. a.
WaaUarbr. liomar b. Anrl.
Katotntioni Joa Mannior. rarry O.
DaUaa, Uordoa J. Taj lor. Arthur W.
Bekaatis, Jam T. I Catnaock, i raak t
Aidrawa. X. W. BoU.
kvlaloa af Utl Jaml T. Oalaao. a.
Da rota 7 M. Laa. Jaiaaa U. E. tlcolt, K.
S. Uantlltaa, Job a Maaalar.
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4 raw a. Jamaa W. Itott. Komao tni..
U D. Nanh. J. P. llataa, llarr.y S
Ijnmatt. Uowars.
TazaUa aaaS ravsans R. S. namtHnp, ,
Ilarbart Oordoa. C.lH. Olman, Jarara H.
K. Bcoit, Uaray Walla. Walt.f a. lah
ar. Jok A. Thorabttrjb.
Way a saS saaana Homar D. Antl,
S. U SUwart. U L Na.h. Karl II. H, 1.
4 ft, Xataa, u. r. Allan, 11. ji
rran, Roma Ooaltrl Mark i Johaioa, At .
V. Bwtlt. I .
Inaaraaea-TalaD. P. O.! Broaai ih, ;
K. O.1 Walla, llanrar: Taylor. Q. J.; Air-
Coart, JT. AIoAliiatar, La; HcOr. ,
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Jadidary Hott. 4. W.: Wlnalow, (S,
P. j WaaUerford. J. K. ; Pctara. K. I . :
Salth. K. C: Howard. Enmatt; Mtft.r.
bob. Haetar. .1
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Bcatl. 3. K ; Brnoa. A. A.; Kaklar, it-:;
tar; Hott, J. w.5 iawrtnra, a. .;
Cb lad rran. II. U. .
j(Utuae saa maa namniivn, n.
8.1 Saall. K. W.; Prona-b, E. C; Willi,
UarvaT! Gottl-T. lloia.
ZjTaaiack Oxman. O. II.: KeCnr",
E. A.J Uleholi. B. JT.l Btoekdala, W.
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3 Bills Put in
Senate 1st Day
Three bills .were introduced la
the senate Monday as follows:
8. D. 1. by Miller and Dunn .
Closing Rogue river and its tribu
taries to commercial fishing. '
. .'B. x. by Bennett and Brown
Providing means tor filling va
cancies la the legislature. 1
8. B. 3. by Eddy Authorizing
Incorporated towns and cities to
acquire property br eminent do
main. !
Cabbage Supply
In N.W. Heavy,
-r . I
Estimates of cabbage suppH
in the Portland area In storage
and In the fields ranee as bih
as 200 cars. An occasional car of
mixed vegetables is being loadfri
from Portland, iacludlnjr cab
bage, cauliflower and root vne-
tables. f
Several cars of California if fi
ery are due to arrive within; the
next day or two. I
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Vx TO YIELD TO
tr vnu auffer from Itchlnsr. blind.
protruding r blaadina; Pllea you ara
likely to be amazed at tha eoothirr,
healing power f the rare, imported.
Chinese Hero, wnicn loruuti ur.
Nixon's Chlnarold. It's the neaef t
and fastest acting-j treatment out.
Brlnara eaae and comfort In a few:
minutes ao that you can -work an-l-
enjoy lire wnue 11 continue"
soothing, healing action. Don't tt
lay. Act In time to avoid a dancr
ous and coatly operation. , Try Itr.
Nixon's Chlnarold under our ruer-
antea to aatiary compieitir ana tm
worth 100 tlmaa tha smaU coat r
your money back.
1155 Commercial
BY T
One-way coach tkket, good in
day coaches or reclining chair
cars also in Tourist Sleepers
on payment of berth charge.
Choice of fast trains every day.
ROUNDTRIP
$28
One-way coach ticket. Plain,
unf rilled transportation' 1 that
saves you many dollars. 'This
ii tne fast, cornortablc, common-sense
way to California.
ROUNDTRIP
$45
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1S4 ' Jf. Uberty. Tel. SO
. "; Passenger Depot
12th and Oak. Tel. it
Sckaefer's Throat
and Lung Balsam
' ', -i ! ' ' '
A reliable remedy for Couch.,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchial
Coughs, Bore Throat. Soothes
the throat The ! medicinal ac
tivity of this Is due to the fol
lowing drugs: j
Drosera Rotandifolia, Euphor
bia rilnllera. Ipecac, Will
Oierry, Ammonium CbloiMr,
and Glycerine. -
Sold only In 50c and 91 bottles
Schaefer's
' ; Dniff Store
The original yeftuw front mn.
dy special store of Kalcm
IS3 N. Cnml ht. riione 107
- Penslar Agency I,
Come at Schaefer's XlcineIi
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