The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. -Thursday Morning,-April 20. 1931
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Local News Briefs
Three Hart Three persons
sustained slight injuries Tuesday
night whoa cars driven' by Paul
E. Knapp of Hubbard and Robert
Birch, 1232 Taggert, Portland,"
came together at Hubbard. In
jured were: Birch, minor cuts and
braises; Mrs. T. B. Lovelace,
Portland, scratches; Marion Lore
lace, Portland. Injuries to back,
thought slight. Knapp, in filing
report, says Birch was speeding,
that he did not hare right or way
and that he failed to signal.
Open Sales Staff members of
the. Clarion, high school annual,
hare opened the annual campaign
for sales of the yearbook. About
110 copies hare been sold so far,
reports Earl Carkin, business
manager. -The drive will -continue
'until at least 625 books are sold.
The annual will be ready for dis
tribution before the close of
" school.
Dollar dinner every night, 5:45
to 8 at tha Marlon hotel. . ,
IHseaae Report Marion coun
ty had .one-fourteenth of the
communicable diseases reported
In the state for the week ending
April 2S, according to the sUte
board of ' health report. This
' county had 38 cases and the
sUte 534. In the county, there
were 10 cases of measles, four
. each of smallpox and. tuberculosis,
. three of pneumonia, fire - f chick
enpoz and nine of mumps. ,
" StadenU Coming Xlena. Hea
gen of the teaching staff, physi
cal ' education : department for
women at Oregon State college,
has written Miss Carlotta. Crow
ley elementary sapervlsor la Sa
lem schools, "asking that she set a
date next week when eight senior
students in physical education at
Corvallls may make a tour of the
physical departments in , the Sa
lem schools. A similar tour last
year was highly successful.
For sale, a limited, amount of
. Oregon Purp and Paper Co. 8
preferred stock. Hawkins & Rob
erts, Oregon Bldg.
Send Certificates About 140
certificates of award for perfect
spelling were being mailed out
yesterday by the eounty school su
perintendent's office to the boys
and girls who made 100 per cent
In the written contest In the re
cent county-wide annual spelling
contest."? v.';... - ,: ;.
Under Advisement Helen Max
field, before Justice of the Peace
Miller Hayden . yesterday on a
charge of unlawful posession of
. liquor, entered a plea of guilty.
Judge Hayden has taken the mat
ter under advisement until June
1. and defendant has Leen allow
ed to go on her own reccgnizance.
Dance Friday Hasel Green.
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Accounts Approved Semi-annual
accounts filed In the follow
ing estates hare been approved by
the probate judge: Jenaie Land
graf. Ada Lake and Andreas J.
Hattrem; Ladd and' Bush Trust
-company is executor of all three
estates. . -
Wants Hearing H. L. Baker,
who is suing Larmer Transfer
and Storage company for damages
to goods stored in the warehouse
which burned, has filed motion
' asking that another motion: filed
In the case be placed oa the mo
tion docket.
For sale, a limited amount of
nnrA Pnln and Paoer Co.' 8.
preferred stock. Hawkins & Rob
erts, Oregon Bldg. ; '
ladmnnit' Satisfied Record
filed with the county clerk shows
that iudrment has been sausnea
In case of Tom Hampton ts. Al
Brown. The suit was appealed oy
Brown to circuit court after he
lost in the lower court.
Rirth ReDorted Mr. and Mrs
Carl F. Smith, 110 D street, are
proud parents of a six ana a quar
ter pound girl, horn weanesaay ai
the Bungalow maternity nome.
The young lady has been named
Shirley. - . " ,
Estate in Probate Estate of
Foline . Moritz, rained at 52000,
ha been entered in probate with
John J. Moritz named as adminl-
atratnr - and Frieda M. Oehler.
Henry C. Shields and H. H. Bosch
as appraisers. -
Demurrer Lillian Leicbner
has filed demurrer to answer and
cross : complaint ol William J.
Leicbner, filed in connection with
her divorce complaint against
. him. .
When you think of life Insur
ance, think of Charlie McElhin
ny, the widows friend.
Tillson Estate Estate of Wil
liam C. Tlllson has been entered
In probate, with E, Mae Tilson
' named administratrix and apprais
ers named as follows: F. L. Scott,
O. L. Dencer and T. L. Canfield.
The vanre is estimated at $600.
PILES CURED
Wtuont opatatloa or loss et tm.
DR. MARSHALL
l Vrcroa Bide. Paon 5509
Dr. Chan Lam
Chinese Medicine
1180 N. Commercial
St., st .jm
Office laurs
Tuesday and Satur-
Jj day 3 to 5:t
For Kent
Floor Sanders
Call . 8610, Csed Furniture
Department
151 N.vHigh
Sale Confirmed Probably the
smallest sale, representing an es
tate; to ever go through probata
court here was confirmed yester
day when the judge approved sale
of several lots belonging to estate
of Charles Weston Scott, minor,
to E. J. Bulgln and wife for one
dollar. When the minor's estate
was appraised some time back.
appraisers placed the one dollas
appraisal on the property, which
does .not represent Its true value
but which was made to clear
claim to certain property. ,
The Salem ; Hospital "Auxiliary
Rummage Sale, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday in the old Qlese
Pewers Furniture Store. r
Seeks New Trial Salem Sani
tary Milk company has filed ap
peal from the 15000 damaged al
lowed Clarence R. ShrocaMrhich
heard the case In circuit court
here Monday and Tuesday. The
milk company bases the appeal on
two contentions: that there was
as error In f law occuxlng at the
trial to which defendant excepted;
and that there was Insufficient
evidence to justify the verdict and
same was against the law. Shrock
had sued for slightly more than
$9,000 damages.
- Haymes RetursTHere -Mr." and
Mrs. C. K. Haynes of Salem re
turned Wednesday morning from
Woodland, "Calif., where they
were visiting Mrs. Henry Croco,
sister of Mrs- Haynes. They were
accompanied on the trip south by
Mr. and Mrs. Amps Webster,- of
Detroit, cousins of Mrs. Haynes.
The party left here about 10
days ago. - Mr. and Mrs. Webster
stayed in Woodland.
We have only one shop, Uth
and Market, Lutz Florist. Phone
9592."
Burglary ; Someone entered
the store at 975 Market street,
owned by W. E. Sampson, Tues
day night, through the front
door, according to a report made
to the cltv nolice. and stole three
cartons of cigarettes, three boxes
of chocolate candy and between
40 and 50 pennies. -
Estate Closed The nrobata
judge has signed order, closing the
estate of J. N. Smith and discharg
ing , he 'executrix "
.' " Kay .:
Thomas B. Kay died at the resi
dence, 325 Court street, April 28,
at 11:58 p. m., age 67; husband.
oe .cora II.; latber of Ercel W.
Kay and Mrs: Hollis Huntington:
brother of Mrs.- Lenor Kay Rob
erts of. Portland and .Mrs. C. P.
Bishop of Salem. Funeral serv
Iqss Thursday, April 30, at 2 p. m.
from the First, Christian church,
Rev. D. J. Howe officiating. The
body will lie in state at the W. T.
RIgdon mortuary until 12 o'clock.
after which It will be taken to the
First Christian church for serv
ices. Concluding services at City
View cemetery, under direction of
W. T. Rigdon and Son.
I Albrich
At the residence, 840 Marion
treet, Wednesday evening, Bertha
Albrich, age 53. Survived by her
husband, Frank; eight children
Dr. Joe Albrich of Salem, John of
Portland, ' and Teresa, Mrs. Eva
Henann, Winifred, Mary,' Clara
and ' Frank, all of Salem; one
brothert-Sdwafd Huffman of Sa
lem; one sister, Mrs. J. B. Kays
of - Mabton, Wash.; and seven
grandchildren. Remains in care
of the Terwilliger funeral home.
Announcement of funeral later.
i Drechsel
At the residence, 857 North
lth street. Henry Drechsel, 5
Survived by widow, Mrs. Lina
Drechsel; 1 sons, Henry and Otto
of Fergus Falls, Minn., and Arthur
of Salem; daughters, Emma and
Amanda of Fergus Falls and Mrs
Martha Snyder of Oakland, Cel.;
three brothers, John of Fergus
Falls, Martin of Salem, Carl of
Spokane, Wash.; and a half sis
ter, Mar gau ret S tocher of Ger
many. Preliminary funeral serv
ices Thursday. April 30, at 1:45
p. m., from the chapel of Salem
mortuary. 545 North Capitol
street, with services at 2 o'clock
from the St. John's Lutheran
church, Rev. H. W. Gross officiat
ing. Interment Jason Lee ceme
tery. : !
CIough-Barrick Co.
MORTUARY
i X'none- aioi
Church at Ferry St.
. M. Clough
Dr. L. E." Barrlck
- . V. T. Golden
CITY VIEW CEMETERY
Established 1803 - TeL 852
Conveniently Accessible
Perpetual care provided for
Prices Reasonable
TERWILLIGER'S
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peltrtst itlemortal
Phone
9651
Moderately
Priced
A Park Cemetery
With Perpetual Care
Just ten minutes from the
heart of town
Obituary
Appraise r E s tat e Theodore
Rote. Paul Hendricks and E. T.
Johnson have appraised estate of
Daniel W. Evans at $4,192.14.
An order entered la the : estate
authorizes Richard Carlson, ad
ministrator, to pay total of $114.-
50 to Elizabeth K. Evans, former
wife; of Evans, for expenses In
curred la coming at time of his
death, f Administrator Is also au-
thorized to pay $50 per month to
her tor support and maintenance
of the minor child, now in the
south with her mother.
Cooperation At suggestion of
the Salem Ministerial association,
the school board at Its Tuesday
Bight session ; agreed to- name
members to cooperate with the
ministers group and attend their
meetings. The ministers had pre
viously named a committee to
meet with the board, as follows:
Reverends Hugh B. Fouke, Jr
P. W. Eriksen, Mark Comer, E.
S. : Hammond and Ensign Wil
liams. The board named directors
Frank Neer and E. u. Wieder to
cooperate with the ministers.
BuOding Permits The city of
Salem, sold .building permits to
the following persons, Wednes
day: eHenry O. Miller reroof one
and a half story dwelling, 405
Cearney street, cost $150: C. H.
Ostrin. alter one story dwelling
at 1940'Chemeketa street, cost
$125; Catherin Smith, move and
repair one story, dwelling, 5C5
North 19th street, eost $200.
Auction sale Friday 1:30 p. m.
One mile north of Woodland park.
High-grade furniture, piano, rugs.
electric range, electric refrigera
tor, overstuffed davenport, etc
Mrs. Dr. O'Neill, owner. F. N.
Woodry, auctioneer.
Alumnoa Honored H o n o r
comes to a graduate of Willam
ette university In that John M In
to of the class of 1929 has been
promoted and is making good in
the position of assistant trust of
ficer In the Seaboard National
bank in Los Angeles. His home
was In ' Salem during his school
and collegiate careers. f
Lions . Speaker Dr. W. B.
Morse, local physician, will give
a talk before the Lions club this
noon on an interesting new sci
entific surgical invention, the
bloodless knife". Harry Scott,
past president of the club, will
preside. The club meets at the
Gray Belle silver grille.
Asks Receiver Petition ask
ing that Marguerite Kellogg be
appointed as receiver of mort
gaged property has been filed in
the circuit court case of Inter-
mountain Building and Loan as
sociation ts. Maurice W. Wag
ner. One License Herman ' Carl
Feddern, 24, Salem route nine,
and Elma -N. Ensley, 18. 1230
North Church street, were grant
ed a license to marry when they
appeared for same at the county
clerk's office yesterday after
noon. ' ' " f
Dry mlllwood. cord wood. coal.
Phone 5000, Salem Fuel.
Seeks . Di vorce Harry A. Mil
ler, has filed divorce suit against
Grace M. Miller, to whom he was
married in San Diego, Calif., In
November, 1917. He alleges that
she nags him and has a quarrel
some disposition.
Accounts In Final accounts
of Clay Lark Ins as administrator
of estate of Winona M. Larklns
and of Albert Hovendeq, as ad
ministrator of the estate of Thlr-
za Hovenden have been approved
by the probate court. .
Pan-is Estate Probate judge
yesterday signed an order nam
ing First National Bank of Cor
vallis administrator of the $250
estate of John S. Parris. Petition
for that end was submitted by E
E. Wilson. - i
Sale Authorized The probate
court has authorized sale of per
sonal property owned by the es
tate of Elizabeth Anderson.
A
pnce, gave
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Seek Release Petitioners seek
ing release of-mortgages .hare
started two actions to that end in
circuit court la connection with
the ease of , B. F. Glesy against
the - Willamette Valley Mortgage
and Loan company. Glesy holds
the mortgages as trustee. One
group of petitioners Is August
Will, H. K. StogsdllL Clara a
Will. John Etxel and Catherine
Stmmerman; and the other is Ad
dle Flick, Edith Letson and Set
ma Schletter.
Petition Disallowed Petition
of D. M. and Pearl Burnett for
gatewaythrough the land of Mar
tin Stephenson and wife near Jef
ferson Is, recommended disallow
ed la viewer's report in the matter
filed with the county court yes
terdayr' The viewers found that
petitioners had other land
through which they could gain ac
cess to a publie mad.
12 and 18 -In. wood, also plan
er wood, $5 per cord load deliver
ed from car, $5.50 delivered from
yard. Cobbs aad Mitchell Co.. 349
S. 12th. Phone T443. -
Sale Confirmed Orders la
circuit court confirm sales of
property on foreclosure la two
eases: TJnloa Central Life Insur
ance - company vs. John D. Hits
and others and Dennis Cooter ts.
Isabella Ackermaa aad ' others.
Plaintiff was purchaser In each
instance. . . ,
TeRa of Orient Bill : Dyer,
graduate, of Parrish junior high
school, 4 addressed . the assembly
there Wednesday, telling of his
trip through the orient last sum
mer and displaying motion . pic
tures of the trip. The talk and
films proved - highly Interesting
to the students. -
All kinds of floral work and
potted plants. We deliver. 'Lutz
Florist Shop, Phone 9592.
Demurrer Filed Defendant
Farmer hardware company has
filed demurrer to complaint in li
bel suit brought against the com
pany and the Pioneer service bu
reau by T. W. Seliwood.
Foreclosure Plaintiff has been
riven judgment of $275 and fore
closure authorized In suft of Anton
Gehrmann vs. Charles W. Ranck,
as executor of the estate of Mary
Ranck.
Resigns H. M. Sechler has of
fered his resignation as member
of the Salem Trades and Labor
council's arbitration board. Pres
ident F. J. .A. Boehringer has
named George Pro in his place.
Orchestra Concert The Salem
Symphony orchestra will give an
informal free concert -in the '- Y.
M. C. A. gymnasium next week
in celebration of national Musle
week.
Overtime Fine F. E. Mangis
paid a fine of $7 In police court
Wednesday tor overtime parking
violations.
Appraisers Estate of Daniel
W. Evans will be appraised by
Theodore Roth, Paul Hendricks
and E. T. Johnson.
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'Proved by Test for Service Cost
The reaultt of Navy tests are confidential, but here are results
of teats made at our own refinery following sttictest U. S.:
Nary standarda.
. - The world's fiaeat motor oils were put through meaaored
heat, friction and preaaure teats for 100 hours on a specially
designed Navy type bearing. Finding, when compared wtth
Service Coat, and Cycol easily triumphed,
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Cycol JB9 t l-OO $1.12
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Under . the Occurrence and Gttf!?
at the center cf Oregon'
JJODie tt coTernment
THE , state house . and state
office will be closed this at
raWMnAn ' ssejait sail 1a era an ttal4?
w a wua eaa nana a. aeasss ssvs mui
mast la respect to Thomas B. Kay,
state treasurer, whose funeral will
be held at 2 o'clock.
The sadden death of the vet
eran state official waa keenly
felt around the capitol gronnds
yesterday, and the heart was
taken out of work. Kay was n
familiar figure in ' the state
houM, where he bne heen al
most m constant figure for thir
ty years. Very Utile else waa
dlacnseedV there didnt seens to
be anythtns: else.
The state highway commission
today will hold a short meeting ia
Portland, then ajoura to attend
the funeral of Kay. A later meeting.-May
14. will see the schedul
ed activities ot the commission
set for todsy. Bids will be open
ed, bat no delerations will . pw
heard, the eemmissloa announced.
' Telesams. : i
hnndreds of can were recetved
at the Kay home yesterday, dis
playing bnt a little of the feel
ing of loas his passing has cre
ated In Oregon. "Tom will be
. Appraisers Report H. A.
Smart, Martla Ferrey and Robey
S. Ratditfe, as appraisers of es
tate of Mary Ann. Smart, incom
petent, have reported a value of
$203.43 on the estate property.
Transfer Authorized In estate
ot Isadore Greenbaum, order au
thorizes assignment ot 10 shares
of Montgomery Ward and com
pany stock to Era M. Greenbaum.
In Probate The estate ot
Frederick Wallace Harmer Jr.,
valued at $1000, has been admit
ted to probate. Ronald C. Glover
la administrator.
Rnbls in Charge J. E. Rubls
has been appointed administrator
of the estate of Elizabeth White
head, valued at $1000.
Extra, Tiny A baby. girl who
weighed but four pounds and eight
ounces was born Tuesday at the
Bungalow maternity home to Mr.
and Mrs. P. D. Bale of Woodburn.
Speeding Fine Louis H. Olm
stead. Route was arrested and
fined $5 for speeding, Wednes
day, by officials of Salem.
Appraisal E. B. Millard. C. M.
Cox and Roy. Burton have ap
praised the estate of Bert Banker
at $2,983.32.
Administrator The $3600 es
tate Emma Hulden will be ad
ministered by E. M. Hulden, ac
cording to probate records.
Foreclosure Foreclosure de
cree has been handed down in
suit of Ellen G. Lambert against
W. E. Mllburn and others.
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Ua Sa Navy buys Cycol
Wartfa Uaat mfr ad tiwcfcaaW mm
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missed." was the expression of
all. Kay had many friends over
the entire state, and his friends
knew him weQ. Jamea Stew
art, of the land board, amid he
has lost the best friend he ever
bad.:..
Board meetinra. inelnArn th
board of control, on which Kay
a . m ... . .
nee servea wiia nine , aifferent
governors, will not ha tha una
without him. True, his office and
chair will be filled bv another tin
der appointment by the governor.
But that does not tm his place.
nay nas peea an important fac
tor la the state's development.
Warden James Lewis appears
to hold the favored position as.
candidate for superintendent of
the state penitentiary, upon the ,
retirement of Henry . W.. Meyers
Lewis is known ne one of the
best -con" men in the United
SUtec , . . - .
The ateta board, of h fa-bar edu
cation waa to have me in Port-
iasa yesteruay, but, the session
was nostnoned. . This did not tire.
vent a supplementary brief being
filed by the president of Oregon
state couege, .wno wieiaeo some
pertinent statements . concerning
the presentation ot the university
case several weeks ago. Now an
other answer- is expected - from
Oregon.--. .'
: Mrs. "Philip Solllvan stopped
at the statehouse yesterday en
route ' to . Berkeley, California
where she will make her home.
She was married Saturday. She '
was known as Miss Ruby Rus
sell, calendar clerk in the house
of representatives the past two
"Archie McGowan, of Burns,
former member of the state legis
lature for several terms, with a
delegation of 16 from Harney,
Malheur. Lake and Grant coun
ties, called on Governor Meier
yesterday to present their ideas
on the state highway system and
urge completion of the work in
eastern Oregon. They expect to
attend the highway meeting in
Portland today.
Hunter to Head
Underwriters
Life underwriters of Salem held
a noon luncheon Monday and
elected officers for the year. Those
chosen ' are John Hunter, presi
dent: 8. C McElhaney. secretary-
treasurer. They will succeed Paul
Acton and George Aldrin.
Schaefer's t
Corn Remover
We believe that Schae
fer's Corn Remover is an
improvement on any other
corn remover on the mar
ket. It relieves the pain in
stantly and removes the
corn safely 'and comforta
bly. Also for warts, and
just as effective for cal
louses, too.
Schaefer's
Drug Store
135 K. Com'L St,
Dial 518T
The Original Yellow Front and
Candy Special Store of Salem
Penslar Agency
Quality Pins Courtesy
out hearing it played. Accept this
proof of lubrication when you
prepare to protect your car from
wearing grinding friction.
Pew motor oils can stand the tests
that Cycol stood. Whatever the base
crude, whatever the refining meth
od, whatever the price asked, Cycol
Service Cost"
flDS IE
Jean Doolittle and Richard
Arslanian . Lead in '
Art Contest v
Jean Doolittle of Parrlah inn-
lor high school and Richard Ars
lanian, OA pupil at Richmond,
won- first places la their respec-,
tlve. divisions In the poppy poet-!
er contest sponsored by the local'
American Legion auxiliary.
Orlea . Lewis - and Charlea Wil
liams, both of Leslie tunlor ble-h.
received honorable mention in
mat ainsion and Jean Trobert
of the SB crade at Richmond re
ceived honorable mention.
" The two highest contests, now
on display , at the Foot Hearth
shoe company windows, will be
sent; to Mrs. LaDocla , Cobb at
PrlnevUle to be entered la the
state poster contest. -,
The contest, which waa Judged
by Byron C. Lieuallen and P. J.
Rennlngs, is preliminary to the
annual "Poppy .day" sale, to be
held May' 2$.. . .. ..rH
Many disabled World war vet
erans will be engaged in making
the 1931 supply of memorial
poppies right up to the day of
the sale, according to Mrs. Cyril
Kadon, poppy chairman of the
local auxiliary unit. The work
furnishes many months employ
ment toTeterans.
Poppy Purchase
To aid Disabled '
"This work for the disabled
veterans is mads possible by the
persons who purchase the Amer
ican Lesion auxiliary poppy on
Poppy DayV said Mrs. Madon.
"The disabled men who are at
work in government hospitals,
and In workrooms maintained by
the auxiliary in 31 different
states receive one cent for each
flower produced. Approximately
$100,000 dollars will be paid to
them in wages this year.
"How soon the work can be
re-opened after 'Poppy Day' and
the making ot poppies started for
1932 depends upon the publie
response to the poppy sale this
T BABY
HAS COLIC
CLIC comes suddenly. Your first intimation
that something is wrong may be a warning
cry in the night. If you have a bottle of Castoria
handy you needn't worry, for a little of this pure
vegetable remedy will soon have baby his happy
self again; let him go back to sleep.
Castoria ia always the sensible thing to give
an ailing child. When a child is restless, fretful,
with, coated tongue, bad breath and lack of
appetite, it is a mother's standby. Most mothers
give Castoria an important place in their homes.
Ready for sour stomach, constipation, or upset.
When buying Fletcher's Castoria always look
for Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on the wrapper.
This identifies the genuine product
yotu pay, tin
Pay only 25c per quart for Cycol, and get
highest service rating at Lowest Service Cost.
The Navy bought Cycol on service cost,
" Prove it in your motor'
HERE at last is a motor oil that triumphed ia Lowest Service Cost,
has taken the guesswork out of buy Just as you buy most everything
tog lubrication. Buy it on its Service - else you use, combine oil's price!
Cost, and be assured you're getting with the work it must do Greater
the createst value money can buy. endurance, unexcelled stamina ana
You wouldn't buy a piano with'
Foe yon
eat the
year. If the demand for nonniea
oa May 23 indicates an increas
ing understanding of the signifi
cance of the memorial flower
and the benefits it brings to the
living war sufferers, we shall put
the disabled men back to work
sooner than ever before and give
them longer employment."
HUBBARD SPRINGS
HOTEL IS CLOSED
HUBBARD, April 2 9 H. R.
Hy" Everding returned to his
home in Portland Sunday. Mr.
Everding has been a guest at the
Hubbard Mineral Springs hotel
for many months and during that
time has msde many friends in
Hubbard who will miss him and
who will remember his Tisit here
with pleasure.
The hotel waa closed Monday
and all the employes have left ex
cept Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Cutting
and their son, William.
HONORS EVEN IN BALL GAMES
KEIZER, April 29 - Tuesdsy
afternoon on the Kelzer field two
very interesting ball games were
played between Liberty and Rei
ser. The girls teams scored 17
to 14 in favor of Liberty. The
Kelser boys defeated the Liberty
boys 13 to 9. The Kelter boys ,
have won 3 out of 5 games during
this season and hare one ' more
game to play.. They will play Mill
City at Stayton dividing the dis
tance for. each team to go.
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