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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1931)
Tg CriHGOrr STATIC IAN, Salary 0rc?cnT7eincHay ? !ornlnt Filrrary 18, 1C31 Pa r- i Na I ' 1 1V warn, pugs Hepresentatives Meet With Polk County Agent to - Study Projects f ; v DALLAS. Feb. 17 Six proJes on tU agriculture - program , tor Polk county were summarized at a meeting of repreeentatires of the nine granges in the county last Wednesday. The 25 promin ent farmera in attendance drew up plana tor a comsrehenslTe pro gram coTering production, mar' ketlng, i legislation and 1 other phases t successful agriculture. Considerable attention was gir en to nroblems of legislation and atrong endorsement was made of the proposed federal and state li cense and poundage tax on oleo margarine. Dairymen, expressed themselrea to the effect that the prosperity of the dairy Industry depended to a great extent upon the enactment ot this proposed law. Business folk and other in dustries are asked to join with them In thus supporting a pros perous industry.' To equalize the tax burden the enactment of the intangibles and income tax was approved. The majority present bettered that a substitute plan should be presented for the pres ent proposed cream grading bill. A committee was selected to study this measure and to report later. Endorse Squirrel Fight Each grange heartily endorsed the present compulsory countyr wide grey squirrel ' poisoning and committee men will be appointed in each school district to r.sslst in the carrying on of the work. - Mr. Beck announced that the cost of materials has been reduced and that this year from one to one and a half more pounds of poison will go into each bag, which sells for 50 cents. Consequently more squirrels will be poisoned at the same cost as formerly paid for a smaller amount.- The first grey squirrels were noticed early last week and if present spring weath er continues the poison Is now ready to put out, while they are still hungry. - Another pest which came in tor consjderation was the Canada thistle, and to-aroid the condition whic hnow' exists fn Marion coun ty, each grange will undertake a spray program in its .own com munity to eradicate the thistle which covers a limited acreage in Polk county. . Grangers gare their unanimous endorsement to the project now -tinder way for the elimination of European red clorer seed. J. H. , Harland of RIckreall : proposed that a red clover . association might prove valuable at this time and a committee of fiver was ap pointed to study such a plan If feasible, and present It to the next meeting. Land plaster Tried The use of land plaster for al falfa will be given a trial in all parts of the county, being" adopt ed as the project 'of. several groups. One hundred pounds will be' applied to an acre and an ad joining strip will not be so treat ed, which will give an opportun ity, to observe the benefits, it any, in each district. To further the 4-H club-work each grange will endeavor to sponsor an active , livestock or farm crop club among the boys and girls of their community. That the granges ot the county are Intensely interested in their agriculture problems was indicat ed by their attendance at this first county-wide meeting. Granges and members representing them were: Rlekreall, Glen Ho Kg, J. H. Har land: Monmouth, George Kurre, William Rlddell, Jr.; McCoy, C. L. Gllson. G. L. Shields: Brush College. F. C Ewlng. Wayne Hen ry; Dallas, Forrest Martin, Loren Wilson, C. H. Farrar; Oak Grove, S. H. Roblson, W. B. Allen; Su rer, Martin Conger, George Plov, W.-J. Kerr, W. W. Kester; Buell, Herman Enders, Charles Muller; Forest Hill, .William Shepherd. W. W. Werth, Howard Wooden. At the proper time each grange will advocate the application of prays and poison baits for pro tection of the cherry, strawberry and prune crops. GUESTS AT PLEASANT VIEW PLEASANT VIEW, Feb. 17 Mr. and Mrs. John Ray and Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson and son. Bobbie, of Lebanon and Mr. and Mrs. Angus Studerant of Redding. California.-spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. on display at the Statesman Free Cooking School is sold in " Salem by the . nmnGi?noE E?imi? (So. EXCLUSIVELY ITake especial note o it you will be delighted ivith the beautifully model ed enamel and no less so with its even heat and handy accessories. NOT REEL t - Frank v Cook. ' The ladles are nieces of. Mrs. Cook, who accom panied them home for a short va cation. . Railroads Lose Injunction Case 1 PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 17 (AP)-rAn opinion filed in fed eral court here Monday ordered dismissed the suit brought by all railroads ! operating in Oregon against the Oregon public service commission asking a permanent injunction restraining the com mission from enforcing an or der requiring the railroads to grant transit and reshipment privileges.' ..- Suggests Boats Navigate River - ! ! i PENDLETON!, Ore.. Feb. 17 (AP) Actual navigation of the" Columbia i river between. The Dalles i and Portland would pro mote additional federal improve ment of the whole river H more than any one other thing. Major Oscar O, Kentx, United States army district engineer, told the Columbia i Valley association at its annual meeting here. ' VISIT STATE HOUSE RICKREALL. Feb. 17 The eighth grade class of the RIckreall school, together with their teach ers. Miss Davis and Miss Mat tecbedt ;'speut , Thursday after noon, February 12, visiting a ses sion of the state legislature, also viewing the many things of In terest which are to be seen in the corridors of the state house at Salem. I - I - t IHTTT17P : OU i 1 liik ': Aridresen & Son's Product j 1 is being used by Miss Willa Campbell Statesman Free Cooking EM o o GAS and FUEL .... IT'S REAL 7 Kathleen Key (left), beauteous but impulsive ex-film. star, who showed her resentment of Bos- ter Keaton's refusal to lend her $20,000 by . crashing bis dressing room, wrecking it, and -beating- up the , melancholic comedian. Buster is shown above as he must have looked when he attempted to block the fiery Kathleen's barrage of swings, hooks and whatnot, v - BRUSH COLLEGE HAS HI 4-H CLUBS BRUSH COLLEGE. Feb. An enthusiastic group; of 25 Brush College school children have organized four 4-H clubs since January 1, namely, sewing, handwork, poultry and. rabbit dubs. President and secretary of the sewing club are Loraine Ac uft " and Evelyn Working, leader of the handwork is Irene cutier. president and secretary of poul try club are Orion Rogen "and Loren Dixon and president and secretary of the rabbit club are Orion Rogen and Ralph : Harper. Corydon Blodgett has a calf project and Billy TJtley a garden project. There will he six meet ings this year.-A-Joint picnic of all the clubs will be held as soon as the weather permits. Kirishian Opens ; Rug Shop Here A. S. Kirishian is opening an rt'HAntal rav Jihnn t 111 Rmith High street, coming here from Spokane where he has Deen in business for eight years with a brother. He is related -; to the Cartozlans in. Portland. ! He ex- nects to make Salem, his' Derma sent home and will sell-Oriental mv. aIi 4 &jtt. mm mm vtl Vm mL i u uov k.1 mtm wk. , Kirishian is a native of Ar menia and experienced some ox the persecution which befell, his race at the hands oi me "iurxs. VALLEY School v ncE r.iATTEns IIOLEO 10 COURT Six Unhappy, Couples Given Freedom; Suit Money : Allowed Woman It was a rood day for unhap pily mated couples in Judge Gale Hill's department or circuit court - Tuesday!" Six divorces were allowed, and in a seventh case defendant' was allowed suit money and maintenance funds until the divorce case is heard. The six divorce decrees were entered In the following' cases: Elizabeth v Woods y. Thomas Woods. - She .was restored her maiden name.' Elizabeth Drake, and declared owner, of two lots in Woodburn... : - f Aithea Clark r&.. James. M. Clark.. They - were married in November, 150, at Portland. She is also returned her maiden name. Aithea Poage. - Vera J Forbes vs. Benjamin F. Forbes. ; They were married In Portland In October, 19-29, and she grew weary of their union because he failed to. estab lish her a, home in Portland, ac cording to the complaint.- Carol E. Miller vs. Roy. L. Mil ler. She was restored her. maid ed name, Carol E- Kallak. . They were married in January, 1929. Edythe E. Norman vs. Erie W. Norman. Marlon Smith vs. Enoch F. Smith. - v- In case of Joseph. Hammah vs. Minnie E. Ham man, order " en titles the defendant to $75 at torney tees in connection with the divorce suit and to J30 per month support money during time the suit Is pending. Special Rates Ottered Again E. F. Roberts, Oregon Electric- passenger agent, received word yesterday that the Oregon Electric special rates would be available Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 20-22 and Feb. 27-March l. for going; ' return limit following Tuesday night In each case. The generous patronage received last weekend prompted the addition of Sunday to the going days. PICTURES ORDERED Resolutions were adopted by the senate .Tuesday authorising the appointment of a committee to . procure portraits of ex-Gov-ernor Norblad and the late Gov ernor Patterson. The resolutions carried appropriations of . $500 each. - FLOWERS 'I,: "at-,: : COOKING MATINEES FURNISHED BY ADAMS FLORIST 423 Court "Tel. 890 DID The classes, which are being held in tiie First Methodist Church, corner of State and Church streets, will 'continue to day, Thursday and Friday; Be early so you may have a seat. ' Also be sure to note the splendid efficiency of the mod ern insulated Tappan Gas Range and the Gas Electrolux Re frigerator; these two appliances make any kitchen modern. We invite your inspection of them and will be glad to answer all your questions. - v 1 . LOVEiWINS f -O Despite the unfavorable - publicity riven their connection with the killing; of Ray Raymond, musical comedy actor, and a term in San tQuentui Penitentiary the love of Dorothy M a e k a ye t Raymond's wife) and Paul Kelly (both above) survived. They were married in New York a lew cays ago. Both are now happy and; are again play ing leading stage roles., Find Judgment For Plaintiff Mrs.' & C. 'Wayhe .was granted a judgment of SIS. 18 against C. O. Larson when the case was tried in the local justice court. ... Mrs, Mayne brought suit for the amount against C O. Larson and C. E. Fields, alleging that the two owed this amount tor a grocery bill, incurred Jointly. The court found that Fields' was not liable for the bill and granted the Judg ment against Larson. tS6e? MIDGET! ORIGINATORS ' r" $ i : s - i . -t- ."' .... Wednesday 351 State Street Supplies the Meat for the Statesman Free Cooking School ' 1 ' Salem's Oldest Market - ' ; - 1 ' - '. ;. " : ' . : .. . . . 1 6 Years Under Same Management 7 Hundreds of Salem Women Attended and Were Delighted i With the First Day of - ll'Steemiaii's free Coldiig- Sclidid. . Tuesday Afternoon and Enjoyed Willa iOampJbell, Rita Goinisier, oitoup Mm business WOODBXTRN1. Feb. IT The regular monthly meeting of the Woodburn chamber of commerce will be held In the Woodburn ho tel Wednesday night This month's meeting is solely a busi ness meeting and no speaker has been enrtged. Ia the absence of Dr. Gerald B. 8mitk, president ot tiie chamber ef commerce, the Vice president,, Carlton Hande will nave cnarge ot tne meeting. Dr. Smith, Is attending night classes at the University of Oregon medi cal school In Portland and will be unable to attend. - . . Hotel Men Will Talk Means of 'r LuringToiirist ' Plans and means for launching a program for attracting tour ists to Salem: and to persuade them to remain here for a longer time will be discussed at the meeting- of the Salem Hotel and Res taurant Men's association to be held this evening at the Marlon hoteL The session, a dinner meeting.' will begin at 7 o'clock. ' - A special feature of the meet ing will be showing, of pictures ot scenic places of Oregon and around Salem by Dr. David B. Hill, amateur motion picture pho tographer. , 1 ; . ; ' RESOLUTION LOST L A house resolution introduced by Representative Howard au thorizing the use of state high way funds tor advertising pur poses, was disapproved by , the senate Tuesday. MARKET OF LOW PRICES j Thursday 1 -. i II II : ' . popular Lecturer and Home Economist for the Port land Gas 6c Coke Co. 1 i Today's Menu v4 Breakfast '- '' ' CkflTad Ornr Jni ' - Cook 4 Cora Cerl and Milk Pwckid (cs Battered Tout ' . Luncheon Cremm f Corn Btmv Crocker Dill iickla HeItk Cookie .Appl 8Be . Te r Milk . Dinner. Baked Htk - Baked Sweet PoUtoea ' Eaeatloped Onieu : . Biacni Hsner - Head Ltt WaaaiBgtoB Treisisf .' Cherry 8noW Paddiag Cofte Cream of Corn Soap, Serving A t enpa Miatl ec chopped eorm ' S mmpm vater". .. .... 1 mlirm mnUtrn. ' - S tUespMS chapped freem f?9n er . : paraWy . : H. mmtyam aalt a taapa paprik ' , . ; t tablrp4Ma finely chopped Aia( ' S. Ubleapoona tter , S tableapaevt flor . ' v , S eopc ailk " ' . Mix corn, water and seasoning. Cover and cookj slowly 20 .min utes. Mash well. Melt butter and add flour. Blend and' add milk and corn mixture. Boll 2 min KiniLiL-RmKJ Used Exclusively by WILLA CAMPBELL Nv . , at the '; 'i" '-;:! "' :::;." -r- .!;-' : ' Ti . :t Statesman School V at tfie First Methodist Church You; will be interested to know the many temptino;, tasty dishes that will be prepared with Hillman's HONEY SNOWFLAKE Bread j Ash Your Crocet Cherry City Baiting Col llarket and Broadway nationally known lecturer and Specialist for $he Tappan Stove ducting' the classes, assisted by utes." Etir constantly. Carve la hot bowls. - Health Cookies 2-3 ea fat 1 V cap irk brewm angar 2 eegs .v , j 1 teupoea Taailla t taaapooa einaanxm 1 teapos alare ; . H cup bra " cap raisin 1-S cap tour cream y, tuix aalt apa-floor T t tnacpooa od. . ' . Cream Xat and sugar. Add eggs and sour cream. Beat two minutes. 'Atld rest of ingredients. Chiir dough. ; Break off bits f dough and bake 12 minutes In moderate oven. W. C. T. IT. ENTERXAIKKD INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 17. The Independence W.' C. T. U. was entertained at the country home of Mrs. Edd Keiley for an all day session on Thursday. " i t The ladles spent the day work ing on quilts. '- A delicious luncheon was serv ed at noon. I They will meet with the West Salem W. C T. U. on February 17.': ..;-. . 9 0 3 Free Cooking Tclcphdna 1225 Home Service Co., who is con-x IT I nmmrasirilsill rajjiniKiima nnnuufii!!' I IFniiErimlltliniire Cm I iieiuiinuainniuii:!ttn:ncitin!uiinausi!iiiairji!ini!n:m - 4SG Court SL Telephone 25G ; - S