The OltEGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thnrsday Morning. March 12. 19.11 -" ' " ; PArr TI!P:
Willamette. Woman Honored
Muriel White, a student at the
local university win attend the
Genera Glen summer camp In Col
orado, beginning about July 1. as
a delegate of older girls of Ore
gon. She was delegated by this
body in a conference In Eugene
over ast weekend. Glrla from tbe
west and the mid-west will attend
this camp for study and worship.
The. office of second rice presi
dent for the older girls conference
was held by Miss White last year.
12" and " wood,' al3o planer
wood, 5.O0 per cord load deliv
ered from -car; $5.50 from yard.
Cobbs tc Mitchell Co.. 34 S, 12th
Tel. 813. ,- '-t V-f :.: v
. Joint Ceremonial-A Joint re5r
ognitlon ceremonial for Girl Re
serves of the Garrield. i4ncom
and Grant schools will, be held
this afternoon at the Y.'W- C. A.
Assisting1 with the ; ceremonial
will be Mrs. Elizabeth Gallaher;
and the three advisors, Barbara
Barham, J.Pauline J Llresey, and.
Harriet Page. '.Following the cere
monial .the girls will ihold separ
ate group, sessions, ; r.;
pollar dinner every "night. 5:45
to 8 at the Marion hotel. ,
Board Meets The Y. W.CA.
Is still 12200 short of its budget
for Is 31,- the finance chairman,
Mrs. F. A. Elliott, .reported at
the regular- board meeting , this
week. Other reports were. given
by Mrs. W. B. Wagstatf. employ
J ment secretary; Mrs; Elisabeth
uauaner, general secretary; justs
1 L.' O. Clement, housing commit-
tea and Mrs. . W. M, . Hamilton,
Encinltls club, advisor.
-Take advantage of Mosuer. the
tailor's pre-Easter sale and save.
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Disease Jjw Communicable
disease' ift Marion county was &
comparative lew 'ebb last week,
with pniy 27 cases. Including IS
of mumps and eight of measles,
reported to" the - state hoard of
health. There were ; also ; three
rases of tuberculosis, two of
which were from the' tuberculosis
hospital. ' - , ' ' V
-Try the Mitzi Gray 'for your
next haircut. r Phone 187. - ,
Jlear From Traveler WoTd
from Mrs. George; Martin, 1196
S. 14th, who is spending several
weeks . visiting a sister , in "Aber
deen. S. D. says that section Is
' enjoying exceptionally fine weath
er for thistime of year, when she
wrote the South Dakota thermometers-registered
-k 10 degrees
aboTe. She left there last , week. .
' . Dance McElroy's band featur
ing Elmer Hunter ' "the great ' col
ored entertainer." Crystal Gar
dens, -Friday, March 13 th.
r Men at "Y?K Omf ereao S e v
era men : plan . to - be in 'Seattle
March 27 to 29 when, the north
wee t council of '.tbe T. M.-C"A.
holds a conference there, i Nation
al prominent speakers to be pres
ent Incude Dr. itfi Wilson of
California AhertE -Roberts , of
New'Tork-,and Francis ; Harmon,
president of- the national - coun
cil. i " " - ,: ' " " '
" ' ' Dry : planer, rvdry lab J. -ln
-i tS.SO Id., 2 Ids., 110.' - Fred E.
Well vine - jj' J-sjS"
AppUcaUon " toJ SU Era 5 M.
Betser, guardian of Ralph I. and
Lyle W. Betser, minors, has peti
tioned, the county court for per
mission to' sell real property be
longing : to the estate. Hearing
has been set for April 15. The
estate has been appraised at $200
by J.'H. Laldlaw, J. H." Callaghan
and W.-E. Scandling. -
Accident- Reported R udolt
Thielemann of Corrallis yesterday
filed report with, .the 'sheriff of
accident which occurred on. the
highway , south ol -iowb Sunday
when, he says Earl Weathers of
Salem route eight took, too much
of the road. . - . - ,. t
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Dance McElroy's band featur
ing Elmer Hunter "thegrest col
ored entertainer." Crystal Gar
dens Friday, March 13th.- "
To Alter Dwellings Two per
mits were issued by the city build
ing inspector Wednesday to'alter .
dwellings: K. R. Maon, 1135
North 18th street, cp&t $200; Mrs.
Ora Mclntire, 1580 Center street,
cost 500. ' . -
For Rent Modern house with
garage. 2 blks.. from Capital.
Tel. 1 166 J. Inquire 1309 Che
meketa. , ' ; . ' '
License Suspended Rudy Ca
laba. who. lires at the corner of
Commercial and Hoyt streets was
arrested and his driving license
was suspended for, reckless driv
ing. ..The forfeiture was made in
poice court Wednesday. , '.
' Hale Reported - D. F. East
burn, administrator of the estate
of Mary Eastburn. has reported
to the probate court that some
of two tracts' belonging to the
estate has been made, with Anna
W. Eastburn as highest bidder. ;
332.50 suits tailored to your
lndirldaal measure, fit and wear
better at Mosher. the tailor. .
GItIimC - Precraaa The" 'first
grade pupils - at Lincoln school
will hold an open house this aft
ernoon, with a program to be
giren consisting of display of
school work to be given. All the
pupils will take part.
Intoxication Fine A fine of
$10 was eolected'ln police court,
Wednesday, from H. P.. Kay of
Silrerton for' being Intoxicated.
He was arrested early -lo the
morning and taken to Jail. ,
Shed dry wood-coal. Prompt de
livery. TeL 13, Salem Fuel Ccv
, Appraisal Made W. O. Krae
ger, 1. II. Williams and William
M. Powell have appraised the es
tate of A. Deppen at 82,125.
1 Dr. Cba Lm :
t J : Chinese Medicine
ilSO N. Commercial
St.. Salem
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Office boars
-- j Tuesday and Batnr-
1J day 2 to 0:30
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Hearing Set "- Hearing has
been set for March 17 on petition
of Inga Myers for support money
from Carence Myers, who divorc
ed her for the second time !in
August,' 19 28." Myers, in answer
to her petition, sets forth that a
fina property settement was made
at the time of the last divorce. He
says, he is broken' In- body and
heath now and that his eyesight is
defective, therefore he has had no
empoyment for several years. He
says she has sufficient funds to
support the ch'dren and asks that
her petition be dismissed. -
Special price. Certain-teed AU
Purpose paint, $1.98 gallon. Nel
son Broi, Inc., 355 Chemeketa.
' AUaduneat Writ - of attach-l
ment. has-: been filed wltb the
county - eierk showing that the
United States marshal. John L.
ay, nasr attacnea property of the
Eugene Bible anivereity in :con
nection r with - the suit of :.S. B,
Crocker j and Clara L E. Crocker.
Plaintiffs tare demanding $8,000
a' claim against the property.
I Complaint Amended 'Walter
scott nas rnea amended com
plaint la his unit aralimt Rrixo
Dunacen' to. restrain hr . tmm.
trespassing on a strip of land at
me. souinern ena or his premises
and to recover $500 damages tor
defendant's failure to keep -up
this right-of-way. strip as agreed
when It was given.
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Dance Friday nite with Jole
McElroy's orchestra. Crystal Gar
dens.' Spring opening. 7.
DepaHnienl Cliansred ' Circuitl
Judge- Gale S. Hill has Handed
down decision turning the-suit of
Charles J erxa'a vs. W. P. Ladd
and others back to the law de
partment 1 of the court, and dis
missing -the : defendants answer
to set.up equitable defense. The
sun-is 19 recover on a note.- -
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. Sale Order Sale of real prop
erty baa been ordered in the es
tate: of T. W, Stelger. following
petition' of P. N. Derby, adminis
trator. The petition set forth that
property must be sold to settle ad
ministration costs, of - $2,000,. a
823,000 Judgment against the es
tate and, a mortgage of $6,500'.
On Thurrday the 12th the
Yaughan Flextread"! garden trac
tor, will $ be demonstrated at M.
W Hunt's, the first place north of
the Keyser" school, and on Friday
the; 13 tli . at . Field and Bagley's
green houses, a quarter mile east
of the state hospital, between 10
a. m. and 3:30 p. m; Additional
information may be bad from
Pohle-Staver Co., Salem.
; Time f Extended In the. case!
of state- vs. Brigham L. Young'
who recently ' appealed from de
cision : of the circuit court sen
tencing him to the penitentiary
for a crime against 'nature,' -de-j
fendant.has been allowed until
April li" to tender bill of excep
tions. -i!1 ! ;-T-"t: .- .
. I New Curtaina High school
students-may enjoy motfon pic-:
tdrea In. the, day time :in their
auditorium, now, for a set of new
light-proof curtains hare been in
stalled on all the windows in the
large assembly. . Funds from the
play funds jwere used. ;
. Polanskl Replies R. J. Pol
anski, plaintiff in damage action
against H. G. Hummel, has filed
reply to Hummel's answer; Pol
anskl denies eTery matter in the
answer contrary to his complaint,!
and -asks that. he have Judgment
sought, $55,000. 1
- Move ,t vForerloae ' Salt of
Lomar ts.' . Wheatpn, to foreclose
on a lien, will be opened , in
Judge Hill's department of circuit
court Friday morning at 9:30
o'clock. ? The ease of Mattings
vs. Jones, started yesterday, wil
be continued today. .
. In Roeebune Miss Doris "Pick
ens Is in Roseburg visiting rela
tives and friends there. She
expected to return . home laU
this week. , Miss Pickens engage
ment to, Ora -Birde of Rosebun
was . announced . here recently.
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XI 111 In IT-rUMtf ThA will a
Jonathan II.' Mattltrr h& Wn
admitter to probate, with Sally
Ann Matjley named as adminis-i
tratrlx. ' The estate is valued at!
Seeks Divome Willard Stev
ens has filed divorce action
against Nellie Stevens, to whom
he was married in McMinnville la
March, 1929. Hr charges that she
deserted' him last February . 21.
" To Teach at Rbaw - : Jessie
Richards, who is teaching at Riv
erside, has been elected to teach
In . the Shaw school next; year,
the county school superintendent
has been informed.
. Decreo Entered Decree arrant
Ing plaintiff right to foreclose
mortgage has been handed down!
in the case of Hawkins and Ro4
berts ts. N. Mller and. others.
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' j Births
Crlst--To Mr. and . Mrs. F. Hi
Crist. 1140 Korth lth street, an
eight pound boy, Herbert William;
born March 11 at the Bungalow.
maternity, home. t
JLm
-' Floor Sanders -'-J-
For, Rent
V
OU 2103. C-ed rriira
.. i Department
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TELLS
CREDIT EVILS
Often Based on Desire for
Sales, not Ability to 1
Pay, he Declares -i;
. f'There Is nothiAg more disas
trous In the hasiness world than
the indiscriminate 4 granting of
credit." declared John L Knight,
president of the Knight Adjust
ment company, in his address be
fore the Salem Retail Credit as
sociation at noon Wednesday..
"Mr. Knlgh t calred attenUon to
the fact that 85 to 90 per cent
of the business done in the United
States is done on credit of one
kind or another. ? He said that
credit has two phases, . first the
creditor's confidence in the pros
pective purchaser and second the
creditor's desire to sell his goods.
He lamented the fact that 85 per
cent of the credit granted , la
granted on a basis of the desire
to? set while only 15 per cent Is
on the basis of tbe estimate of the
credit risk" represented by - the
prospective purchaser. u-v
- Merchandise prices' are forced
up because of the ' loss incurred
through the-indiscriminate grant
ing of credit, according to.Mr.
Knight. Merchants lose so much
through ' bad accounts that ; they
are forced, to asic a higher price
tor. all merchandise. .. ' J--t 'V j
Should be limited l X f
To Kstitlalo-' : ?1.' J ;' Us'h
. Mr :. Knjght ' characterised cre
dit as a "wonderful convenience"
but said that it should be Ifmited
to, the. essentials And not be made
the ruination of good people, who
through fanoranctt hnv mnr. than
they are able to pay for;
Mr. Knight -expressed regret
that the bankruotcr aw baa been
So abnsed. He &Aif It vm Intend.
ed to aid those who, through no
taut - oi their own, : had .been un
fortunate but that it had been
made . the tool of dishonest per
sons, because it is so abused. - ;
Music was furnished by J. A.
Benner and Everett Dotson ; Jed
the group singing. ,
RIVER BILL
fiEFEHIUI FILED
Preliminary petition for refer
endum of the so-called : Rogue
River fish - bill approved . at the
recent legislative j session was
filed in the . state department
here Wednesday by. F. B." Postel
and 10 other fishermen living. In
Curry county. . The bill under atr
tack closes the Rogue river to
commercial fishing. . , - . . -i .; .
, ;The . secretary of state will., re
fer the petition, td the . , attorney
general, who '. wllir prepare I . the
ballot title." ! ' r .- I
j The law requires thst the com-
1 WortU fis.OOO-rEstate of Elis-
abeth, .R. Fletcher has 'been" ap
praised at $2,000' by James . G.
Heltzell. H. R.. Crawford and H.
Gcarhart, .. .. . 5 r r
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i Teacher- Rehired " Oma I
Evans has been rehired as teach
er In the Sidney school, accord
ing to report to the county school
superintendent. - r 1
' Cole - McElroy's i dance. Spring
opening nite. Crystal Gardens.
. Teacher Hired Roiella Uuper
who has been teaching at Fair-,
field has been hired to teach In
the Waconda school next year.
2 From Farkersville N. W.
Cook of Parkersvllle was. si busi
ness visitor at . the county school
superintendent's -office yesterday,
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. - Board Meeting? The board of
directors of the. Y." M. C-" A. ; will
meet at the association Thursday
noonl - -f " . ' i : ;
r (f i x '
Delzell Speaker W. A.: Del-
sell will be the speaker at' the
meeting . of the' Zonta club this
aoon at the Gray-Belle.- - '
Appraiaexl Estate of Martha
E. Myers has been appraised at
$750 by O. D. Keedham, J. D. Al
exander and L. HMcMahan. . :
'Titta Visitor J. - W: Fltta- of
the Waconda district was In the
city on business Wednesday. . s
':"';. .,(, Big Time "
St. Patrick't Dance
; Blacleay Cransj Hall
Sat mi March 14th
WlUont sperattoa ex loss ef Uaa,
DR. MARSHALL
sat Orsgea Bldg. , ' -
: SCHAEFER'S THROAT
' V LUNO BALSAM
- Although we have been
making -this .' excellent cough
remedy for. over 27 years, it
does not remain the same. We
are brer 'on the alert to accept
new s principles (drug) that
will .Improve the. action and
quality of our product.
i Thus in our syrup yon 'are.
receiving : the : benefit of long
experience and the latest pro
Ten drug products for allevi
ating, the discomfort and dis
tress caused: by .coughs and
colds.'' - - 4 ;
; . most of the remedies of
the market the formula is .fix
ed and due to new nedical
discoveries soon Jaecome obso
lete. In" Schaefer's Remedies
yon are assured that this will
jiot happen and you are get
ting .the. benefit jt the latest
:dlscoveries. ; . ' . j j .. .
Schaefer's
DRUG STORE
Tbe original yellow Croat can
dy' special store ef Salem.
133 N. Com'I St. Phone ID 7
PILES CURED
pleted petitions shall contain the
signatures - of 10,680 -qualified
voters, and shall be filed '? with
tbe secretary of state by June 8.
In case the " petitions ; are com
pleted the referendum will go be
fore the voters at the t general
election two years hence.
1 A. ' proposed . constitutional
amendment, closing - the . Rogue
river ' to commerciatlishing was
defeated at the last general elec
tion by a majority of approxi
mately 4000. votes, j. J ! I '
' Reports received here! yester
day indicated that the - referen
dum also would .be inroked in
connection with a law enacted ' at
the recent legislative, session,
placing atax on' pleomargarine
sold in the state of Oregon.
: Attorney General VanWInkJe Is,
now preparing -necessary papers
preparatory to appealing, to the
United 8tates supreme court, on
behalf of the Oregon public utili
ty commissioner, the case involv
ing construction - of the -' cross
state railroad from a point near
Crane to Crescent. . i . '
- The original .order of the Inter
state commerce- commission di
rected - the : Oregon-Washington
Railroad and Navigation company
to construct the line. : The rail
road company subsequently .ap
pealed from, the order to. the
United States district court, with
the result that the commission's
order was , rerersed.
' The interstate commerce com
mission already has tiled formal
notice of .appeal in the case, and
will be Joined, bj both the - Ore
gon public utilities .commissioner
and the Idaho public service com
mission. , ' - ''
The cress-state line was includ
ed in the original plan . of the
Oregon public service commlsson,!
looking to the extension of trans
portation, facilities in ; Central
and .Eastern ; Oregon. 1
Martins. Appear
In Court Again "
. Oh Wood Cases
The troubles of C. H. Martin
and L. R. - Martin were again
heard in Justice court on Wednes
day. In a Joint complaint against
the two,' charging; that they gave
short measure of wood they en
tered a plea of not guilty and the
case was. taken under advisement
by the court until March 20.
t The two were found not guilty
of the charge of larceny of wood.'
C. H. Martin was charged with
Siring an NSF check and of driv
ing a car. without proper lights.
Both charges were continued until
March 20. ; .'; ' :
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Mrs. Sarah C.- Ware died at the
residence. 1240 South High street.
March 11, aged St years; wife of
J. O. Ware; mother of I.' A- Ware
of Portland and.'G.H. ' of Oak
wood, Wis.; sister of Mrs.' Edith
Jensen of Abany; two' grandchil
dren also surviving. Funeral ser
vices Friday. March 1 3, at 1 : 3 0
p.m. from the Terwllliger funer
al home, Rer. S. Darlow Johnson
officiating. Interment X. O. O.
cemetery.
x- ' Cbeaem
Henry Chesem died in this city
Mareh 1 1. - aged S years. ;- Re
mains to be forwarded by W. T.
Rlgdon and Son to Eugene for
services and Interment.
Bath
Pbos
aaos .
1 PrlMS :
Jlodaraubr
A Park Cemetery -with
perpetual care
Just tea rulnntee from the
. heart of town "
City View Cemeterj
Established 1803 . . Tel. 1260
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Conveniently Accessible -Perpetual
care provided for
Prices Reasonable
Cldugh-Barrick Co.
: f MORTUARY . v
CTTl
120 ChaKk at Ferry ft.
A. U. Clongh ' Dr. L. Barrkk
V. T. Golden '.
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TERWILLIGER'S
A jrvmu. BTBiEorosa
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IXOTS T, JUGIKSN, UiT.
CROSS-STATE K
Obituary
VILL STJIT 'SI
o;imc.ii.cffip
; - Work in clearing the land at
the Salem T. M. C. A.. boys' camp
in ' Tillamook' will v commence
soon. : A sum of $50 was con
tributed to help the work along,
by an unnamed person, recently,
This work will start as a" re
sult of the letter received by the
local association, Wednesday, to
(he effect that the. 121-foot log
span, bridging Snort Beach
creek- to the Y. property, -was
completed a few days ago. Thi3
bridge iaf 0 feet above the creek
bed. and, according to. those who
hare Inspected the Job, - the work
is highly satisfactory. It is built
of logs cut on the , ground and is
wide , enough -and strong enougn
to bear. an. automobile or an or
dinary sized .truck. ,-';- .
An excellent road ; has' .been
constructed to the property, ac
cordlng to the report. Two sum
mer camps will he held at the re
sort this eummer. . '
IUD EDUCAM
fffl riEXT fffllTII
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t - Preliminary announcement ' of
plans . for the annual meeting . of
the Inland Empire ;Educatipn as
sociation in ; Spokane. April S;.$
and " 10 were 'receiyed" bere.yes-
terday - by Superintendent "George"
W. Hug. who is president of the
Northwest teachers- group ' which
meets in connection with. the. as
sociation session. '-:Jt v
' Among the important speakers
will be Jr.- R, 8. yon Klelnsmld,
president of the; University of
Southern .California; William
The advice of your
physician is: Keep
I out of doors, in the
cpen Mir, breathe
deephi take plenty i
c f exercise in the ' .
mellow sunshine,
and have a periodic '
check-up on the t
health of your hodyi
TUNE. IN
. ThmLmdtyStrOim
Dame Orchcs
rnii ewry Tmc.
dayt Thursday
mnd Saturday
amentum ever
Your Throe?
e 1SS1. Th Aawrif Tobacc C Uin.
a a a a l s v i v sasa -a r m .
John Cooper, U. S. commissioner"
of educaUon; Dr. Z r. Coffman
or the University jet Minnesota;
Mrs. Hugh A. Bradford, national
president of the Parent-Teachers
association; Dr. M. G. Neals of
the .University of i Idaho; Worth
MeClure, superintendent of Seat
tle schools' Orville C Pratt, Spo
kane schools superintendent; Dr.
Daisy E. - Heatherington of "the
University . of, California: . Dr.
Harlan C. Hlnes of the state nor
mal school at Billings. Mont. .
i The general education banquet
will.be held .Wednesday evening,
and will be , followed by the an
nual chamber ..of j commerce re
ception and dance et the Garden.
Another social feature will be
the schoolmasters' banquet to be
held , Thursday evening in the
Masonic temple. .4 ' ; ...
' Musical entertainment will be
furnished In part by the Arion
trio of San Francisco. A men's
chorus will be organized by Dr
MeMuUen of the Billings Normal
school. - . . -.
Sarkh C. Ware U
Funeral l td be
oh Friday
-lat rites for Mrs. t : Sarah - C
Ware, 83,-who died at the. family
residence, 1249 South High street,
here early .Wednesday .morning,
will be-held tomorrow afternoon
at 1:30 o'clock, from i the Terwll
liger v funeral home. wilh. Rev.
S. Darlow Johnson conducting the
services. Interment will be in the
.Ii O.. O.' F. . cemetery. ; - . .
": Mrs. -.Ware, a native f vuwin.
"sin came to- Salem ? about IS
years, ago. boa was t a member
or xne.xesue Methodist church. ,
SurriTing :her: are : her; hus
bandV'J. A: Ware; two sons, I,. A
Ware of : Portland and O. H. of
Oakwood. : Wis.; i a. sister, : Mrs.
Edith Jensen of Albany; and
two grandchildren.
H-nn rn
to
Protection-
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SS. TCIL'fflEO-
Charges of assaulting an offi
cer were filed against Edgar S.
Perrin, held .in the county Jail,
yesterday. .Perrin was taken into
Justice court and' bail set at $2,
600. -The. matter will, probably
go to the grand Jury, but wheth
er it will be tried along with the
charge ' of Issuing . a '. worthless
check, on which he is now held
is " not', known, s . - . -i
Perrin waa the central "figure
in the attempted Jail break Sun
day evening, when he and - Wil
lard Crall- sought 'freedom i as
Perrin sought to strike Deputy
Sheriff Sum Burkhart over the
head "with '-: an Improvised aap.
Sheriff Oscar Bower and his gun
were -on hand to frustrate the
attempt. 1 - : . . '.
HI. SPEARS 10
Latest plans for the Older Boys'
conference of Polk . and Marion
counties to be held, Frdlay and
Saturday ApriU and 4 at the T.
M.. C. r A., include : . arrangements
for the appearance of Dr. -Clarence
. Spears, football . coach from
the- University of Oregon. .. !-..!
. Coach Spears was the ; nrianl-
mous ehoia tit til lwtva' Mmmff.
IteflrTor a speaker to the eonfer-
w ma am ou Lccepiea me in-
viutlon when asked by long dis
tance,' Wednesday afternoon. ' JIo
will probably - be . .the banquet
speaker Saturday' night, t
Plans j for entertaining . over
150, boya are. being made. I -Possibilities,
are that. Francis
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BgAKOfflffiCE
.Everyono knows that sunshlno mel
lows -that's why tho OASTING process
Includes tho uso of tho Ultra Violot Raysi
LUCICY 5TRIICE mado of Iho ilncit tc!:accc3
tho Croam of tho Crop -THEN -"ITS TOASTED"
ran oktra,socrot heeling process I Icrsh lrrl
tants present In ell row tobaccos cro expelled
by ArbASTiNGf Theso I Irritants "cro sold to
others Thoy cro not present In your lUCaV
STSinat. No wonder LUCIUZS cro clvcys kind
your throat. '
B. Harmon, editor, and national
president of the national council
of the Y. M. C. A. of Mississippi,
who will be. in Salem the Friday
of the conference, may be called
to speak.
Turner" Asserts
Ducks Are Good
" SAN JOSE. March 11 (AP) T
The Portland Beavers will roost in
the i first division ' this ' season.
President Tom Turner predicted
here Tuesday while watching the
squad go through its ) regular J
spring training routine..; Turner
is satisfied, with his Infield, out- ,
field and . catching departments,
but hinted he may bolster the
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