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i The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morninjr, May 8, 1931 PAGE FIVE La, V; ! vr.-.". Local News Briefs Seek Divorce Mildred May Hunter . baa filed ; divorce suit against Clarence Earl Hunter? to whom the was married in Salem in April, 1930. She sets forth that she was already married to Edmund D. Wright when she mar ried Hunter, but that she married him under name of Mildred May Addlncton. She says a California attorney advised her her marriage with Wright was void, but that she has since been informed oth erwise. Now she wants to divorce Hunter and wants her maiden name, Addingtftn, restored. She alleges Hunter is in California and has been there since last October. largest assortment of Mother boxes in Salem. Packed with our own thocolates. Hill's Candy Shop, lth and Leslie. . - Only IwmiM Ome School of ficials here have received - word that a Salem school child, , who moved recently to another county, was the only child in a roomful of boys and girls who had been Im munized . for diphtheria, and smallpox. . This was discovered when a case of diphtheria and another of ' smallpox broke out in the school , room at virtually the m; fin a. all the other chil dren had to remain home from school until it was , discovered whether or not they would become ill of one or both the diseases. Seeks Jadgment J. W. Pratt and wife have filed suit against Velleda W. Ohmart seeking: Judg ment of 1696.91 Sot money paid on Ben Lomandfpark land pur chased from defendant. They al - lege that the sale was made un der false pretenses, la mat me park area was not developed as defendant represented it . would be. plaintiffs rescinded contract some time ago and demanded pay ment of the money that they had expended, the complaint says. Dollar dinner everv night. 6:45 ! to 8 at the Marion hotel. Added Decision A supple mental memorandum has been .handed down by Circuit Judge Gale S. Hill In suit of union sav ings and Loan association vs. George A. Smith and others. The supplemental decision enters mone Judgment also against de fendants J. W. Mays, Leone Mays, end Flora A. Farley.- In the orig inal decision, money Judgment was entered only against defen dants Mains and wife and Ole T. Oleson. : Strikes Child P. E. Budlong of Salem reported to sheriff that as he was driving Thursday morn ing on the main road at Stayton a child ran in front of his track while he was driving past another ear, parked at the side of the road. The child was knocked down but not seriously hurt, the. report indicated. , Hear ye! Jitney chicken pie supper at Salem Heights hallFri day, May 8. Home cooked. . Hoard Meet The district boundary board will -meet at the 'county court house today. Sever al matters of - Importance are scheduled to come before the board, including proposed change of boundary in a small area be tween Hubbard- and Wood burn. The change will affect but one family. 0'"- Appinted Eugene Courtney, Frank Proctor and - Bessie M. Keys have been appointed ap praisers - of the estate of Eliza beth Whitehead. J. E. Ruble is ' the administrator. J r Or. Chan Chinese Medicine 180 N. Con mercial , . SL, Sal 9m " Office hnfrs Taeedav and Satur day a to 5:30 AD Fuoiishings .: Reduaced -r TIES: ?j"m ni?v 3 f or $1 ' - - - - . SWEATERS fs$1-95an SOJl D,m '4 mi rycr dcss 3 for $1 The first shipments of our line of Fahey-Brockman has been received. This must end soon. . IlnQOIjQQ(o)QQS Says Property Hers Setting forth that more than $1,000, se cured frpm sale ot property be longing to her, was expended to maintain the household expenses, Lillian Leichner yesterday tiled reply to cross complaint of Wil liam J. Leichner, whom, she is suing for divorce. She asks that her original prayer b granted. She' alleges she has - no money now, that she Is broken in health and asks for $S0 monthly sup port pending' outcome of case. She says further that he agreed to let! her have $150 worth of funiture which she took with her when she left him. ."(, - . - Visits Schools - The schools at Pleasant Pomt and Swegle were visited' Thursday by the eounty ehool superintendent, Mrs. Mary I. Fulkerson. The Pleasant! jroini scnooi wm en a iu years work in two weeks. Two schools, Independence and Howell, have already closed the year and the final reports have been received by the superintendent. .Piano ensemble Friday night and choir festival Saturday eve-, nlng. Armory. Adults 15c, child ren 10c. Chopping Demonstration All Boy Scouts of the citf are In vited to witness a demonstration in chopping and use of the axe to be given on the Willamette university field this evening ' at 7:30 o'clock by Peter McLaren, world's wood chopping cham pion. P. Douglas Hawley will have charge of the "field. ; V" i , Go to Camp Nineteen mem bers of the Boy Scout troop at the deaf school will leave early this afternoon for the scout camp on the North Santlam, to remain until Sunday evening. They will be accompanied by Bill Town, assistant scoutmaster, and Paul West, Jr. and Vernon McQuald. Arthur ! Heinle, disciplinarian of the school, will also go with the group, j i. Appeals Case J. D. Hill has filed appeal to the supreme court in his suit against A. G. Bender and others. . T.he circuit court decision handed down March 9 was in favor of the plaintiff and defendants Bender and against defendant Margaret Foster as ad ministratrix of the estate of J. S. Talbot. j 1 Friday and Saturday specials: Snapdragons, Asters, Petunias, 25c a dozen. Fine selection porch box plants for Mother's day. Sa lem's Petlaad. Phone 6767. At Dallas Tonight The two Boy Scout troops at Dallas have Invited O. P. West, scout execu tive;, to be present at a meeting there tonight to be attended also by the parents. West will show pictures i of the scout camp and will give a talk on phases of scouting. State Exams The May exam inations : for pupils of the eighth grade in all Oregon schools will be held i next Thursday and Fri day, May 14 and 15. The county school superintendent's 'office was yesterday preparing to send out instructions and questions to all schools in this county. ! For Rent Floor Sanders Call 9610, Used Furniture , Department ' 151 IT. High in Ftelah . Visits Scotts Mills high school has made wonderful improvement in its grounds and particularly In tonstruction of m1 winding cement sidewalk leading to the buuding, county scnooi Superintendent Mary L. Fulker son reported yesterday, Supt. Fulkerson and J. M. Burgess or the state, school superintendent's office spent Monday, Taesday and part of Wednesday visiting the high schools In this county. She reports also that most of the school have made' sizable addi tions to. the libraries since she and Mr. Burgess inspected the schools last falL -' ; Dance Friday, Hazel Green. Efcct Officers--T he junior chamber of commerce of the sen ior high school has elected the following officers for next year: James Behon, president; Madolyn McKlllop, vice-president; Evelyn Kinr. secretary; Edgar ' King, treasurer; Howard Cole, advertis ing manager; Boy- Crabb, , ser- reant-at-arms. Miss Muriel Wil son Is-advisor. The new officers will be installed at the last meet ing this year, to be held May 27. Arrest Correction T Frank Jirak of 1290 South 14th street who was. arrested Wednesday for having his license plates switch ed was not Mr. Jirak, Sr., but was his son. Frank explained to The Statesman Thursday that he had Just bought the ear and that the boy who had changed the en gine and . sold him the . car had not had the licenses changed. Special Friday night dinner, 50c, Hotel Argo dining room. Adair Funeral Satarday Fu neral services for- Mrs. Emily Adair, 3, of 355 Bellevne street. who died in this city Wednesday night, will be held Saturday after noon at 2 o'clock at the W. T, Rigdon chapel, with Rev. Grover C. Birtchet officiating. The re mains win then be forwarded to Calgary, Alta., for Interment. Fraternis Meet O. P. West, scout executive,, was the principal speaker at the meeting of the Fraternis club held last night at the Spa Mr. West gave a talk on scouting and- showed pictures of the Boy Scout camp on the San tlam. Programs Today Two schools, Park at 1:45 o'clock and Wash ington at 2 o'clock, are scheduled to give their annual . May day Health day programs today, weather permitting. Patrons and parents ot the schools are invited to attend. See Russ Smith, Center and Church, for tire bargains. Asks Dismissal - George E. Garland has filed answer to di vorce complaint of Ida S. Gar land. He denies! allegations of the complaint and asks that the case be dismissed. Draws Fine J. L. Brownhill paid a fine of $T.50 and costs in justice court on Thursday when he was convicted on a charge of reckless driving. A Remember Mother with flowers Sunday,' May 1 0. We have a large assortment of potted plants, also cut flowers ... or may we suggest flowers for window or porch boxes. 17 s. 1625 Market QG Our complete stock of formerly iiew suits sale Remodels Dwelling A. A. Eeene will remodel 1 his three tory dwelling . at 722 State Btreet, according to building per mit Issued Thursday. This dwell ing was damaged recently in a roof and Chimney fire. The cost is to be $2,000. ' Resign as Constable A. H. Purvis has submitted his written resignation to the county court as constable of the Sllverton jus tice of the peace district. He asks that It take effect as soon as the court appoints a successor. No reason for the action is staled. " Vn TodA Hirh sehAot stu dents of the senior class will rote (ndi. a dtrnlna whlhf Kath leen : Phelps, Menalkas Selander or Ray Rhoten shall represent the class on the annual graduation program.: ' . For sale, a limited amount of Oregon Pulp and' Paper Co. 2 preferred stock. Hawkins at Rob erts, Oregon Bids. " Order te Pay In salt et Don ata P. Bohia vs. Balblno P. Bohla, defendant baa been oJered to pay plaintiff $50 attorney's lees, suit money and $20 monthly tenv pory alimony pending outcome of the suit, a divorce action. ' Dr. Peare Named Dr. William Peare : :of LaGrande Thursday was reappointed by Governor Meier a member of the state board of optometry.. Dr. Peare has served as secretary of the board for the past two years. From Eugene Miss Rebecca Morgan, who Is doing post grad uate work at the state university in Eugene, was a business visitor Thursday at the office ot the county school superintendent. Appraisers Report F. G. My ers, O. J. Myers and George C. Blower have given a value ot $3,651.32 to the estate of Emma Hulden. . Special Friday night dinner, 50c, Hotel Argo dining room. Repair Dwelling Hanlon Hunt received a building permit Thursday to repair his two story dwelling at 710 South 13th street at cost of $350, From Jefferson Lyman W. Patton, principal of the Jefferson schools, was a business caller at the office of the county school su perintendent Thursday afternoon. Sumner Goes Job in Portland Rufus J. Sumner, clerk in the offices of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company here, leaves this weekend for Portland where he is to be a staff as sistant in the office of W. J. Dodge, general commercial man ager of the company for Salem. Sumner came to Salem three years ago. His return to Port land, where he formerly worked, constitutes a promotion. imnrz v . Telephone 9592 sold for $30 to $47e50-Now at just 3 ndiculoiisly low prices o Don't Wait Every Suit Must Go. Choosing Today Means the Best Possible Assortment QUAUTY OF STATE LETTED ISSUE Meier, and Holman Insistent On Cheaper Grade; Hoss Hot so Certain r ' Quality and cost ot letterheads used by various state depart ments formed the principal topic of discussion at yesterday's meet ing of the. state board ot ' con trol. Governor Meier - and State Treasurer Holman advocated the purchase of a cheaper quality of paper while Secretary . of Stale Hoss held a that cheaper paper might be used in soma classes, of work -but held it was Important department heads be provided with letterheads of fair quality. All the members agreed the paper ; should be - purchased In Oregon. . At the conclusion of the discussion, Hoss Joined with other members . of the board In agreeing cheaper . paper - should be given' a trial, J Holman urged . the appoint ment of . a committee on paper standards, but this lost tor want of a second. It later was sug gested that Mr. Holman make a study of the paper situation, and report his findings to the . board at a subsequent meeting. The board deferred the pur chase of a high priced automo bile requested by the state engt- Adair Mrs. Emily Adair of 356 Belle rue street died in this city May 6, aged 63; mother of Erwin ot Tughenden, - Alberta, Canada, Loyd C. of Salem, and Mrs. Grace Mackie of Alix, Alberta; sister of W. IL Trick of Thedford," On tario. T. D. Trick; of Salem, J. F. Trick of Carstalrs, Alberta, Mrs. Fred Scotto of Salem, Mrs. James Moore of Forrest, Ontario, and Mrs. Will Blake of Thedford, On tario. Funeral services Saturday, May 9. at 2 p. m. from the chapel of W. T. Rigdon and Son, Rev. Grover C. Birtchet officiating. Re- Amsler Mrs. Elizabeth Shenk Amsler died at the residence, 1644 South Libertv street. May 5. age 3Z1 mother of Mrs. S. C. Badestcher .of Salem, Mrs. H. G. Sonnemann ot Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs-. Rosa stei ert of Black Diamond, Wash., Mrs. Louise Klingele of Salem, JacoD mains to be forwarded to Alberta, Canada, tor interment.. , Schaefer's Candy Special Dollar Mints 36c per pound 2 lbs. for 70c 3 lbs. $1.00 Do 'not confuse these mints with other inferior grades so often offered to the public at prices as high -as this and often higher. These are dipped In high grade dark chocolate to en hance their mlnty tang. A real mint hand dipped and made as only an expert candy-maker can make them. Schaefer's DrugStore 1S5 N.- ComT. St. Dial S107 The Original Yellow Front and Candy Special Store of Salem - Penslar , Agency Quality Plus Coartesy Oregon ; City ' "X- Ob ltuaryl neering department. Governor Meier was insistent that a cheap er machine be purchased, provid ed it was to be paid' tor oat of state funds. Probe of Steed Administration Will be Sought Petitions are expected to reach the executive department, soon demanding investigation of the state school for the deaf, and J. Lyman Steed, Its superintendent. The . petitions were prepared by Harry Raymond of . Portland, whose wife was once an employe of the school. This institution was subjected to an Investigation less than two years ago, .with the - result that Mo Steed was exonerated. At the hearing most of the witnesses against Mr. Steed were ex-em ployee ot the institution. and William of Salem; Adolph of Klamath Falls and' Herman of San Francisco, CaL - Funeral services Friday May S, at 4 p. m. from the chapel ot the Clough-Barxlfk company. Rev. Poring officiating. Interment City view cemetery. ' T -4 Baker !, Seth 11. Baker died at the resi dence at Turner May 6, age 78; brother of Eugene Baker ofeMln- neapolis, Mlnn.7 - father , ot Mrs. Mary Talbot of Turner; grand father of Mrs. E. W. Wagner of 8eattle, Wash., and Mrs. R. LaRue Stevenson of Turner; one great grandchild also surviving. Funer al services Friday, May's, at 1:30 p. m. from ' the chapel of the Clough Barrick company, Rev, Groves and Rev. Burgoyne offi ciating. Interment Belcrest Mem orial park. i Carriaga 1 Pablo F. Carriaga died in this city May 3, age 25; survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Carriaga. two brothers and three sisters, all of San Fernando, La Union, Philippine : Islands. An nouncement of funeral by the ClougVBarrick company, pending word from the parents. JStUvt&t morfal pbon 0051 'art Moderately Ml tt Priced A Park Cemetery With Perpetual Care Just .ten minutes from the heart of town TERWILLIGER'S JL TxmMJj. rjiBBCTons 770 OHEMEKZTA Oar Sovies Is rtrsraal Oar Mcn Art Oar Horn la Ifod.ra XieaaaaS lady BSi CIongh-Barrick Co. MORTUARY Phone 6151 Church at Ferry St, A. M. Clough Dr. L. SL Barrick V. T. Golden ; T" CITY VIEW CEMETERY Established 1803 Tel. 8053 . Conveniently Accessible Perpetual care provided for Prices Reasonable . suits that HATS caps SCOUTS' lir EARLY IN JUNE Plains are Discussed Here Ely Executive Board on jj Wednesday. Night With three big events of the year'for Cascade area council. Boy it Scouts of America, looming up, the council executive board had k busy session Wednesday night; The events are the annual spring rally, to be held June B and f; the annual finance cam paign; to be held early in June; and 'the summer encampment at Camti Santlam. which onens In Juiy.f , The spring rally will feature an innovation this year, the boys to gather Friday ' night at either Wlllson park or the courthouse grounds, and to . spend the night encamped there. At 7 o'clock the Scouts F"l fire a public demon stration ot some of their work. With between 250 and 300 Scouts to participate In the rally, this feature is expected to make a hit.' Following the night's camp. the boys will break camp early in the j morning and march to the Willamette - field, where the full rally; program will be held.; The trooi here sponsored by the Ja son ILee church won the rally trophy last year, and word has YOU CAN BE ASSURED OF GENUINE FASHIONETTE VALUES I IN THESE COATS In Addition We Offer: One Rack of Sprino; $9.95 Dresles in Jark Shades ITtieFasliioiiette 429 Court St. H. MARIE BUTLER ! R Oar complete hat stock. Nothing re served. : mil Fumishisi educed For comfortable) summer sports and dress wear. UNDERWEAR now; SHIRTS 98c, $1.39, $2.35 ? ".'-'EterT one reduced many to half priee . reached scout headquarters that every member is working hard to repeat the win this year. Financial Drive j Topic Next Week , All details ot the finance drive will be completed at a meeting to be held at the chamber of com merce Wednesday night. May 13. This session has . been called by C. W. Paulus, chairman of the fi nance committee and . the cam paign. I j Preliminary to opening of camp, the I executive board voted ; to make several Improvements at i tha fimn: - including reconstruc tion of the flue to replace the present metal with brick; replace ment of 15 tents that were de- . stroved bv wood rats, and either piping of water from a spring or. digging of another weu on me parade grounds. ' Osborne Urges Union Wage on All State Work - ' I i Mi Ben Osborne, executive secre tary of the sUte federation of la bor, yesterday appeared before the board of control and urged. 1 that , labor employed on state j building contracts be paid the union scale of wages. ' - Osborne proposed that in all state contracts there should be j Inserted a provision that "the scale of labor pay shall be the prevailing rate" for that kind of J labor in the community where the construction is to take place and ! that only citlsens of Oregon shall 1 be employed. I i ' 3 The Fashionette Shop f OFFERS j A Sam? of 25 on 7 All New SPRING COATS - $19.50 Coats for $14.63 $24.75 Coats for $18.56 $29.50 Coats for j s $2525 $39.50 Coats for ! $29.50 Special Values in New Print Ensembles and Dresse3f CI Q CO . Sizes 42 to 48P 1 17 W Tel.. 7853 $1.95 to $7.s and up gs 99c All weights and styles reduced to prices that say stock up 420 Cttot!;o Ctt. 426 Ctoto OC a