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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1931)
5:' PAGE TWO The OREGON STATESMAN. Salera, Oregon, Thursday Morning, May 21, 1331 s D1CY IS SPEIER AT GREOfT SESSIDii Judge Peter H. D'Arey was the upeakw at the regular weeklr lancheoo meeting of the Salem Credit association held la the Silver Grille of the Gray Belle on Wednesday. Judge D'Arcy dis cussed briefly the Individual re sponsibility for the success of cneh an organization. An airmail letter from Roy Wassam and Everett Dotsoa was read. They are attending the meeting of the Northwest Retail Credit association novr In session at Spokane "The. letter told of driving 100 miles through a dust storm which made travel ex tremely difficult. They reported that delegates were in Spokane from Oregon. Washington, -laano Montana and British Columbia. Otto Paulas explained the op eration of a chattel lien and Its value to a credit department. Indian School's Musicians Play , For Kiwanians Klwanis club members were en tertained, at their luncheon Tues- GRAND TODAY ONLY 5 Captain mil Friday Saturday Lots Moran and J. Harold Murray in "UNDER SUSPICION" Mm . , Now 1 'Matinee I 30 c ! Nites 7 40c NIVAii !Diylb)ifLc-x.cjilk Any Time lancy Carroll In the Supreme Triumph of her Career. Stol en WANT! MICKEY'S HERE'S HOW 1 When Mickey Moos pat Cream Catnera, ? the big cat, soundly to Wp with his fceockoat ... wallop, admiration of his friends Increased fast. er thaa gloom to panic The inimitable Mick- ey'a pmUKe roee to new heights t . , Mickey's fans thronghomt the world, for i n-i j hu mMul tA all lands, becam to write him for his photograph This week Mickey yielded and made public announcement ; that he'd send his personally aatographed picture to a many ; fans ma would write him n note and make the request. Letters should be addressed to Tho Statesman, which will eee to i .i v-.MiMf that In due time, the picture it V'J w w - eat to sucney a znruw, Mickey wfll be seen on tho screen as usual Saturday morning; atlOa, nv, but an especially nod prosrmnt Is promised by Sam Dodgin of tho Cepftol theatre.. Dodgin plans ldJho Mickey House club to new record for bJgn attendance, j . ; '"i day with a musical program given by Chemawa Indian school or chestra. . Numbers played were: -Mme. Modeste by Victor Her bert. "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers. Jessel; "Selection from Ill-Jinks. Frtml; "Move ap, Johnson, Lanrendeaa, with trombone solo, i Each number brought hearty applause. - i Members of the orchestra, in cluded Professor Rathyn Turner, baas viol; Mrs. s Turner, piano; Alex Melovldoff. violinist direc tor; George W. Bert and Alex Ooodby, trumpets; Leroy Feplon. drrrms; Allan ghepard, clarinet, lnd a E. Larson, trombone. WILL BE DOT Forty Salem high school stu dents, members 1 of the editorial and business staffs of the news paper and annual, will gather at the Masonic temple at s : 3 o o'clock this evening for the annu al Clarion banquet, which win be followed by a dance. J. C. Nelson, principal emeritus, will be toastmaster, and other honor guests, will Include Supt. George W. Hug. Principal Fred Wolf. Mias Leah Roes and Merrltt Davis, advisors, and Robert An thony, former manager editor of the newspaper. ; An Impromptu program will he carried out at the banquet. Music will be furnished by Joe Darby's orchestra. I Committee la ' general charge of the event Includes: Clara Ly ons, newspaper editor and her as sistant, Jean Eastrldge, and Ruth Chapman, annual editor. Decora tion committee consists of Jose phine Anderson, Wills Ames and Gwendolyn Hunt? mm I t Kids 10c Heaven ' "ti J r9 m k. PHOTOGRAPH? U ALXuinc- unc and the mall were floodea j " ' - f Before the present school year is closed, principal Fred Wolf will request of alt teachers, names of pupils whom th teacher thinks are not able to pass certain classes in school. -The principal pointed out that every year a sizable number of pupils fall to do passable work In on 4 subject, often meaning that they have to spend four Instead of three years In high school. This results In needless expense to the school district, at the rate of about $100 per student who so falls. Wolf said. A large share of such failures could be eliminated In tho early stages of school work, tho princi pal believes. Qs.am wuiuiii May 0 linger Athletic Field i - m . ii w 1 & V A STSMNSeVS trgCTACtt ' TPAGFAirr '. ' if, t .' t 1 twice pmrsrerll Kescrred Seat , and General Admission Tickets on Sale Cir cus Day at Qnlseaberry's Cen tral Pharmacy, 410 Stat St. CHEClWfi: ' FAIUCe SHS IF "A ;v- 'v l v ';: '-I ' ' -r Skv V - v'V :- -y :-: :-;-x-: . . .:::-::: :-;---x-: :;::. ':::: ' v Its Violet Color is Proof that it is its performance. GENERAL PETROLEUM. aJRPORmOi Violet IUy Ilcnnlss Process protected J. Ji. IVEODIE DIES: :I!M OF OH ; JEFFERSON, May 18 James A, Weddle, It, lifelong resident of Oregon, native of Linn coun ty, died at hli noma hart , Mon day, after a week's illness.- Ha was son of Anthony and Emeline Weddls. pioneers. who emigrated from Caloway, II o la Hit, lo cating two smiles southeast of Sclo. "James Weddle was born there. ; s H '. ' In - 1S7I, be was" married to Margaret E. Irvine. , They moved to a farm two miles southeast of hero la 118$ and lived there ST years, coming to reside In Jef ferson In 1128. 1 Surviving J amen Weddle- are his widow, two sons, Frank and Virgil, both of Jefferson; ; one brother, B. F. Weddle of Albany: seven grandchildren and, three great grandchildren. An, infant aon and a daughter preceded him la death. Funeral . will be held at tho Christian church here- Thursday at X p. m., with. Rev. Ard Hoven ana Rev. Albion Kaaoa officiat ing, interment will be in Jef ferson cemetery, ' 1 7 . Arm of Lad is Amputated Duo To Bad Injury MONMOUTH. . May SO (Spe cial) The right arm of Jack Bol ter, eight-year-old aon of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bolter of Air lie dis trict south of Monmouth, was am Quick COMFORT for fretful upset children ALL children are subject to little upsets. They coma at unex pected times. They seem twice as serious in the dead of night. But there's one form of comfort on which a mother can always relyi good old Castoria. This pure vege table preparatJoa can't harm tha tiniest infant. Yet mild as it is, it soothes a restless, fretful baby Ilka nothing else. Its quick relief soon sees the youngster comfortable once more, back to sleep. Even an attack of colic, or diarrhea, yields to tha soothing influence of Castoria. j Keep Castoria ia mind, and keep a bottle ia the house always. Give it to any child whose tongue is coated, or whose breath is bad. Continue with Castoria Until the child is grown! from Harmful Acids .faSjj In no other gasoline do you have this risible and dependable evidence of freedom from acids. ' and hear this la mind. Even though yon can't see the damaging effects taking place, add in gasoline is bound to injure your motor and greatly depreciate The violet color of Violet Ray Gasoline is an un failing scientific acid test The least trace of acid would immediately destroy Its violet color. To be sure there is no acid in the gasoline that goes into your motor, use Violet Ray. Costs No More ThaiiMlihbi GasoU The Gall Boards Bj OLIVE It. DO AC '- ' r . ; ... TUC GTLATfn Today Victor Tarsonl la "Captain Thunder." - - Friday Lola Moran la "Under Suspicion. , : " i 3- e WATtXEIt BROS. ELSIXOBB Today Ramoa Novar- T9 In rDaybfalu7 . k : - . WARNER imoa CAPTTOL !; -Todays Nancy Carroll la 'Stolen HeaTon.' Friday Zasu Pitts la "Finn and Hattie." THE HOLLYWOOD Today George Bancroft In Scandal Sheet." , Friday Jack Oakie In The Gang Buster. Ogdoa Stewart onea felt : la a p'artlettlarly tunny frame of mind and aat down to write a novel. The result of his efforts many nave read as "Mr. and Mrs. Had- putatad between the elbow and ahouldnr Tuesday. Jack fell from a haymow last Friday and fractured his arm at the wrist. Complication develop ed which necessitated the- ampu tation. He 1 at the Willamette sanatorium, la Salem. Tho boy Is a grandsoa of O. A. Wohrerten. postmaster at Mon mouth. He Is progressing nicely, his father reports. - - For sala by all druggists. Be sura to get the genuine product with Chaa. 1L Fletcher's signature on wrapper, and this familiar name plate: Your Free KF1 KGO J- .-js i'asnri tr if I'lyJ f,'lHllB;, :a3, f y I iji l I KFSO KHQ KMJ by UXL Patents numbered dock Abroad," the story of a very ordinary man from a very small town who made much money and decided to travel with his wife aad two children. Europe Is the spot ehosea to aire the culture and interest which Mr. Haddock feels his money should bur. Paramount took tho story aad changed the title, why no one knows ! Imagine ezeept that the title writers must keep busy at any rate the title was made "Finn aad Hattie". Leon Brrol I plays the father. Zasu Pitts the moth er, MItxi Greaa Is the one child and Jackie SearU seen lately la "Sklppy" ia the other child. . . .This : screen entertainment opens at Warner's Capitol Frt- cay. ? , .. : i -' ' ;- - I: " li !' Nancy Carroll In "Stolea Heav en" will be seea for the last time today at rWaraer Bros. Capltor. Nancy, a night club dancer la oat of a Job and badly la need ef money. She meets Phillips Holmue In a peculiar manner with the result that aha elopes with hint. Holmes gets taken np by the polico and a aerie et epi sodes follow which give Nancy a chance to do some entirely new work In comparison with her past roles. Today will see the opening et "Daybreak", a Iay written by the German doctor aad play wright. Dr. Arthur Snltsler. Ra mon Navarro, aa actor that so rar as I know has never failed jHOLLYWOODi .-.w 25c Talkies A HOME OWNED THEATRE Last Times Today FIRST SHOWING IN SALEM STARJUNO A Paramount ! Picture witn Clire Brook Kay Francis Also Comedy News and . Paramount Act HflilHT 7IITMM .a Ooeaina; Friday and Saturday ENJOY THESE -RADIO PROGRAMS GENERAL PETROLEUM MEMORY LANE. . TiMacUry evmfofs 615 Co 8t4S . . V . Los. . Seal . - . 8an rMeao Fraadaco I s KIAR . rhocnia KOMO . . . . . Seattle KGW . . Portland . Spokane). il I V VIOLET RAT MUSIC BOX Wednesday eveaincs 730 as KHJ. . . . . LosAnfeles KFRO San Francisco . . . :. 162519SV 1652399, his i public In the character por trayed sometimes he la maeh better than others of course, but he (f always sincere will take the; part of the hero, a gay and oftikes iamorous lieutenant of His j Majesty's Guards. Helen Chandler will take the part j of I the much sought after ladv; Jeaa Hersholt la the sinis ter vililan and William Bakewell will: he Just fOtto." ! The locale of the play is Vien na. One ! of the most Important seeaes.of the play occurs la aa In terestlng: reproduction of a fam ous Ylenna, cafe. : This particular cafe Is situated la a large and very beautiful gar denj Tables are set In secluded nooks under huge trees. A very fine orchestra- provides excellent music. No beverage Is served ex cept! ne? kind of wine, made fam ous Jby this cafe. The atmosphere of, the place is especially conducive to romance and j today. It is said, lovers of a aozen countries may be aeea en Joying its hospitality. Tit cafe is several hundreds of years; eld and lt fame as a ren desvbus'for the devotees ef Cu pid &asf grown progressively. THERE'S NOTH I HQ LI ICC sugar TO IHIPnOVE OF CHEAP CUTS I! OF tW II I A iuur cuts of meat can be naajLe deliciously tender if cooked long and slowly. But do jon know that the flavor of inch meat and Its gravy can be Surprisingly Improved if a dasi of sugar Is added during thij cooking process? Saceessfal eooks hare prorred the value of sugar in seasoning meat. They ' will 4tt you that salt by itself meelj overcomes flatness. I 111! - V ' eat "Good food promotes good health 13 1 a--. i f I ' Lil (liimHH ! It IV ' Ji I 1 1 . 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