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TEe STATESMAN, Salenf, Oregon. Tuesday Morning. June 23, 1331 " ' ' " "" - j L II 111 1 ' Local News Briefs' " . t ... t . - . Pollng's Son Here Dr. C. S." Pollnr, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church at Bloom field. N. T.. with bis wife and two children, arrived in Salem Sunday noon tor a Visit with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. C- C. Poling, of the First "Evangelical church. Mrs. Poling parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dare Grant, reside at Falls City. The visitors traveler through by automobile in six- and a half days. They will spend their vaca tion in the west. Another son of Dr. CL C Poling, Dr. D. A. Poling, 1$ expected here late next month to spend a tew days enronte east after attending the Endeavor con vention in San Francisco. ' v Break In Bouse Deputy Sher iff Bert Smith was at Donald yesterday, .' inrestlgatlng robbery of the A. A. Huffman v home. Huffman has been in the south r" .r, - tVs; Ur. June SO. He will choose his vv -f su w -e M-f ea u who looks oTer the property oe-1 wn suojeci. easionally, discovered i that the Release Temporary- Theodore Isaac, tharged with non-support of his wife and child,, was releas ed for a abort time Monday by Justice of the Peace Miller B. Harden In order that he might I attend the funeral of Mrs. Isaac Koser Booked - Sam Koser. twice elected secretary of state and fecently .state budget direc tor, has been booked as speaker for the Salem Kiwanis club, Tues- honse had been entered. Three j guns are known i to have ' been taken, and probably other things as a number of boxes and trunks had been- ransacked. : Huffman, an ex-army man. had made Quite hobby : of collecting guns and army clothing. It Is said. Deputy Smith, is of opinion that the theft I Entrees, brother of William J, En : Plan for Convention Plans for the attendance ot numerous local Klwanlans at the annual north west convention are being made by Wlllard Wirt, secretary of the clnb. The convention dates are August If. 17 and IS.. . . Kntresa Coming George E. i is work ot boys. Rally Today- A rally of all girls who plan to attend the sum mer camps for Girt Reserves at Camp Santaly has been called for 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Elisabeth Gallaher. Y. W. C. A. secretary, announced last tress of Salem; is expecled to ar rive today from Chicago to visit la short while hero, tmi win oe the Chicagoaa's first visit to Sa lem. Marriage licenses Licensee to marry were issued yesterday to Jesse Allen Green, 22. Hubbard, Fraterols Ticle The Fratec nis club will hold a picnic" dinner and dance at Hazel Green Thurs day, beginning at 6:30 o'clock. Members of the 1 dab are each privileged to bring a friend, wom en to be admitted without charge. night. Parents too are urged to The elub has about 50 young busi- I and Myrtle Hopkins. 18. Aurora; attend, as well as girls whe ha?e ness - and prof esslonal men as and to Harvey C. Adams,-23. and and have not registered. A pro-1 members. :. is especially urged Jwava B. Sims, 23, loth of Wood- gram has -been arranged by the I mat memners wno nave no oeeniburn. attending; lor some time attena the event Thursday. Those with out transportation means should call Luke Shields at 4181 or 8S88. i ! following leaders: - Joyce Phelps, Agnes and Eileen Moore, Helen I Breithaupt,' Helen Cochran, Gla dys Taylor and Dorothy Hutcha on. . See Russ Smith. Center Church for tire bargains. and Ackcrman Here Glenn Acker- man, son of Mr.- and Mrs. J. J. Many Have TAT The large percentage of children who have taken advantage of the county de partment' of health immunisation program was brought to the at- Ackerman, with nla wife and two tentien ef the health officars re sons, Gene and 'Gordon, arrived cently. Children who are taking here yesterday by motor from swimming at the T. M. C. A. tank Los Angeles to- spend the vaca- were thought to have come in re tkm period. Ackerman was mote contact with diphtheria, and prominent in Salem high sehool health officers found in checking nd Oregon State college. For the group that out of the 34 mem the past two years he has been bers all but five had been given head coach at the Los Angeles the toxin - antitoxin i treatment Junior college, where he has against diphtheria. The five had made a splendid record.-He will altered conscientious objections return to his duties there about when immunisation was offered T Itiflpt tV f Occurrence and Gossis t the eenUrwof Oregon'i D O me staU soTernment fTlHE state reclamation eom- I . mission yesterday afternoon I.VUB1UCI cu win vt. u iiiuu- lems of the Ochoco Irrigation district, and moved to "intervene for the settlers asking the Cali fornia bondholders to extend its J -year' moratorium on the bond ed indebtedness payments to five years. Donald Graham, attorney for the district, and several set tlers appeared before the com mission. , ' Mrs. William Einaig. wif e of : the mew purchasing agent and secretary of the board of con-J trol, was n visitor here yester day to seek av home. As eoom as they ere located the family will - - move. " down here from . Portland.' Einzigs have three children. ' : ". Chart StrickUn. state engi neer. Is secretary - of the re-; elamatlon commission, which has reorganization problems of several districts before it. In the Ochoco district, comprtsinx about 22,000, the Indebtedness totals f 1,300,000 of which the California bondholders hold about f 000,000 of the bonds. The board of control yesterday placed on file a letter from the East - Side "Commercial elnb of Portland against the' moving of departments ' from Portland - to Salem. The letter not only Xsked thes state . net to - move depart ments from Portland bat - urged Portland be considered as a oca- tlon for other state departments, some Of these presumably now at Salem. . - -: ; , in the schoolrooms. Worth? $21,630 The estate of Giles E. Thomas, who died at his home la I Stayton this month, is worth 121.430. of which 813.620 is personal property, according to the middle of August. Special Meetings Rev. W. H. ' Caldwell, evangelist of the Chris tian and Missionary alllanee with headquarters at St. Paul. Mian.. wUl conduct a short series ef ser vices this week at the Alliance petition for administration filed Gospel taDernacie at c Ferry iwith the county clerk yesterday, street. Services will be held each I Charles D. Stayton has been ap- evenlng at 8 o'clock, except Sat- pointed administrator. Appraisers -arday evening. Special staging ot property in Marion county are and music with interesting ser- a. P. Kirsch. Henry Siegmnnd and mon topics are announced. The Delbert Harrington. 'Property in subject for this evening will be Linn county will be appraised by "Love of God, Home and Conn- J George A. Sandner, Cart Tims and try." or "The Need of the Hoar. - , f Employment Only 30 of the 295 men who registered for work with the free federal employment service bureau here last week tailed To find work, according to weekly report of Sim Phillips, di rector. Ot the 265 men who got "work, 247 went to labor in fields. Sixty women found work, with 73 registered. There were 82 calls for women workers and 323 calls for help of men. Save $75 on the purchase price of" a new. Dodge car or truck. See Wells Tallmaa, 381 State street. Delegation Wins - Marion county placed third in the home economics contest held last week Bertel Bates. Malestle All-Electric Refrigera tors, 3182.00 to $207.00 at Vlb- bert & Todd's. Phone site. Register for Camp Three more names were added -yesterday to the roster or grade scnooi giru who plan to attend the' Girl Re serve camp next month. They were Phyllis Gardner, Mary Lee Fry and Priscilla Walsh. Would Quash Attempt to an ash attachment proceedings and to strike amended complaint or Joel S. Fisher from files is made in motion filed in cireuit court by the defendant, Foshay Farm. Ine. . -. - Gets Parole Ed Cowden waa convicted of anglins without license when he appeared in jus tice court on Monday, i He was sentenced to 25 days in jail and paroled. Wants Credits Credits of Louise Erb, who was graduated from Salem high school this month', have been " forwarded to Monmoath normal school at her request. ? 1 Demurs : Averring I that the complaint does not state suffi cient facts to warrant . action, Marie Amend has tiled demurrer to . suit brought by Theodore C. Amend. : '. j ; ,i - i Oat on Bond Leo Goettruccia appeared in justice court Monday On a charge ot obtaining money under false pretenses. He was re leaased on bond of $500. ul T Hum. secretary of state. has Improved hltr offices In the state capitol building .more than 100 ner cent. Hal's office now: hu. s cool and comfortable, as well as dignified appearance by the addition . of new , rug. drapes, resk and chairs to match. Ben T. Osborne, secretary of the state federation of labor, was here yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles Gram, wife of the state labor commissioner, who died Satur day. With Oeborne were Mrs. Osborne, W. H. Fitsgerald, Ed Stack and Fred .Boss, all of Portland, who ensue to pay last respects of Mrs. Gram. Senator Charles I4. MeNary and Congreasmaan W C. Haw ley, both, ef Balena, yesterday Toiced approval of Hoover's plan, for noratorlnna of one year on , foreign debts to the . United States. Both however Yolced opposition to . a special session of .congress, which has been suggested by several members. Bookkeeping departments of the state colleges and normal schools will be concentrated at Salem, under the state ' board ot higher edneation, It was learned here yesterday when a request for space for this activity was re- anested of the state board of a in name will be given the i AmtnrrA nntu word waa re state printing building as xne re-1 ceiTed from the education board. r th reeommenaauoH v Hearing Date Hearing on ftna.1 winnt of Cm a. Otto a ad- Tki.f mmA Mit Mlt ''Sha didn t I -..W v. ..t. A XT. mm " x I yuttiiklMlM Ul bun vabbV Wfc im signal" and I signalled Tery tlarilai Brundidge has been set plainly" are tne respecuve ver- Ior Juiy 27 Ions : or Don Mcuamei, 1 w North Front, and Mrs. Don Smith, route six. of a traffic ac cident which occurred Sunday south on Center street. Mrs. Smith savs he was traveling- 40 miles per and sher was traveling 10 per as she turned into a siae ; road. To avoid hitting her.Mc- Daniel had to take a ditch. . Girl Hurt Little Ida Ball Hamnton was slightly injured at : the annual two weeks ea- Sunday when a coupe driven, by Files Account Anna Scholl has filed her annual accounting as guardian of John Scholl, minor. MM eampment of 4-H boys and girls the state college campss at on Bryant Hampton and truck driv- n hv R. L. Gibbina got in a 1 ERCIAL ALLOWED OH BEACH ceived there by W. W. Fox, coun ty club leader. Helen' Foremel made 430 points out of a pos sible 600. Another Session Because vol unteers were scarcer than antici pated, a group of men interest ed In Boy Scouting wm go 10 Corvallls, according to word re- J mix up near the beacon south of j Hal E. Hoss, secretary of state. twn irrariiinr tn renort to tne I Monasv sent a leiier iu ibb viai- sheri'ff. I Gibbins says . Hampton sop county court, in which he said drove in' front of his truck, hit- no attempt would be made by his ting the side of truck and turn- office or the state highway do ing the truck over. partment to prohoblt commercial vehicles from nsine the beaches. ' Spilled Milk Cases of canned I "jfy original statement suggest- milk were scattered to tne iour, tnz regulation of tne ? De acnes winds Sunday night when a 15-1 merely related to "recreational Camp Santlam again next Sunday ton trailer attached to a Pierce centers." Hoss said In his letter, to finish improvements : started hIne truck driven by F. A. Fish it certainly would be unfair to Snndav from a small- group. It hit a concrete culvert, about 14 nrohiblf commercial vehicles from was hoped that the jobs could be miles south, according to report j using the beaches where no other a lUUSUCU in vuo aaaap. 1 ul iuv all w r;aiiDaiiu6 unitv waa- 1 Qiguw latiiiiica saa9 ss sMut, - - . cer. No one was hurt. Makes Record - Delbert B. Harrltt, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. Overliaul Plant Renovation of W. Harritt, made next to the the paving plant at St. Paul was highest rank given in the mill- started Monday, Roadmaster tary department by hui military 1 Frank Johnson reported. The academy. He graduated recently j plant will furnish the hard stuff for the job on the Champoeg road from Aral's corners to connection with the SL Paul-Woodburn road. Hoss informed the court that it mirht be well to hold a confer ence in connection with the use of the beaches in Clatsop county. This conference probably would be held in Salem : h Salem chamber of commerce. Tha hnlldinr will nowJiecome v.wn as the "Agricultural building", to designate 1" tha. ttiu atnt nuuaiuK. new department wi. s "" -win uvnnv the second floor of ww a wwv ar w the building alter jniy . The PoTk eonnty inodel farm which was one of the three which the state launched tm mUy eroeiiment a de cade or snore ago. was sold yesterday to the Whitney ' L viaIm estate as vert payment nf the state's lndebtednees to th estate. The farm was val- .t mhomt STSOO. The trans action writes "finis- on the model farms as far as the state board of control is concerneo. The other two farms, one In Douglas county, and the other in Oregon's army will return home today. The boys, about SlOO ef them were breaking use at Camp Clatsop yester day after staglnj; one of the finest battle demonstrations in history there Saturday. More inn 35.000 people witnessea the review and the demonstra tion there, many ot these from Salem.: Ob ituary Bollinger At tha residence. 157 South Winter. Jnne 22, H. E. Bollinger aged 70 years. Survived by wid ow, Olive Bollinger; two children. Mrs. Marie McGllchrist, saiem; Henry Scott Bollinger, Glendale, w rv.tifwf mstnet. mb K'U., u iru.uuuiu. been disposed of. A foreclosure Bollinger had been a resident of suit was filed by creditors against Salem for the past 20 years. b- the Douglas farm, and James Lag in the insurance business Stewart waa authorised to sell here. Remains are at the Terwil- .. ...ota of the Ochoco farm, to lirer funeral hems. Annonnce- mat what he could out ot thatlments to be made later, property. Girod. 254 North Liberty street. n.iA ta mat A to have then started vsaa w - to turn left on Trade street, and to avoid hitting him, Rowland swerved sharply to the left and into the tree across the street. n.wt atrafarhtened no his ear. palled on down- South Commercial street and neuner ne w " were injured. SOnDIDPICTUBEOF Youth VVarhed' Against False Glamor of Crime : by U. S. Attorney CHICAGO. June 22 (API The false glamor ' jof organized crime iwaa torn aside in a mes sage directed to the boys and girls of America over a national radio hookup tonight by George E. Q. Johnson. United SUtes at torney,, who brought about the Indictment of Alphonse Capone. Capone pleaded gallty to 5.000 charges and now faces sentence. . ' When you deal i with organ ized crime at first j band," said Johnson, "yon learn that it is ugly and "sordid. The persons who profit by It and grve expres sion to their illicit profits in gaudy clothing and, flashy ears exist only as butterflies. Their life ends in disaster!" Transfer of the clamor and ro mance of the wild west, which thrilled the youth of his genera tion, to gangs and gang leaders. Johnson called a condition that has the last ten years. Gigantic enterprises, great in ventions and scientific achieve ments, which inspired 'and dai sied, were recommended by John son to take the place of .the false Inspiration of glorified crime ana criminals. Traces fate of 47 ta one Gang He traced the h regrettable' grown up In istoi tory ot one tvnical a-ann- ot 47 men, the eld est 28 years old when it formed soon after the World war... In 10 years, he said, fire were killed by police, four were killed by their own gangj on suspicion of treachery. 12 were m pern tentiarles, three' were maimed by police bullets and reduced to beg gary. six were moral and physical derelicts, six were still "moder ately successful" crime execu Uvea and three were engaged in crimes ot . violence; Only f our had reformed. The other four were, unaccounted for. The end of the era of heroised crime exponents Is at nana Johnson nredlcted. li "Capone win be the last- well advertised gang leader in Chicago nUBd. I hope. In the United SUtes." he said. "Every large American city has I IU local Ca pone. For all of them, we can read the handwriting on - the wall." Ilomay Bailey. Chicago, radio soprano, was an alL-state basKet ball player Lb Wellington, Kaa. two seasons. She also is an expert swimmer. - C jhe. fi&titesJb day cannol losson its COLDps NORG-E LCTIC REFRIGERATOR N. matter bow hot it gets in summer there is a refreeh ins; cool spot in tbe kitcben where Norge U owned. Norge Las the RoHator . n si uaple, powerful, compact re- ingeraunK hkcouuib. ins inside corners are rounded for easy cleaning. For unfailing refrigeration for years and years to come) . . . sea tbe Norge before you buy. Manufactured by Norge Corporation, Detroit, a divi- Norge cabinet is espcciallv sum of Borg.Varncr, oririn- aeeagnea ior convenience. 11s . ators 01 uxo wuecung. modato all shapes of food Ud VJ. and beverage containers, all WITH ROLLATOd Hardware - Paints - Numbing - Machinery 236 N. Commercial . Kavlor In this citr. June 22. Miss Estelle Kaylor, 607 Center street aged 68 years. Survived by one sister, Mrs. I. Conklin, Marion; one brother, Frank Kaylor1, route 5. Salem: two nieces, Mrs. Trn- bert Henderson, Salem, and Mrs. Claude Richards. National City, CaL. and one nephew. Homer J. Conklin, Salem. Funeral an nouncements to be made later by the Clough-Barrick company. Munson j Following an illness of several months duration, Mrs. Jane L. Munson. 7. died Sunday at the Charles Wiper To be Manager flf: LhCal FirilltnT residence. 1155 Mill ietreet. JL UUlsCll A urn ghe had been . resident ofjSalem with this honor in addition, to fine scholastic record. Rnhertfion Pars Fine A fine of t5 was paid yesterday by Fred TtAhertson who aspeared before Police Jadge Poulsen on admit- Not Smallpox A reported case of smallpox In a Jeferson home proved to be ehickenpox, states CAR CRASHES TREE, THREE ARE INJURED i . , : : j J . ' I Theodore Rowland. 056 Hoyt street. Salem, sustained painrni cuts on his-hands and his sister, Mrs. Stella Gabbert, received .lac erations about her face and body HeKey left yesterday for' Klam-1 of a Bew Dodge car or truck. See bruises, when the auto Rowland ath Falls and Msdford, where I Weiu Tallraan. 2gl state street. Iwas driving crashed Into a large Charles WlDer of Eugene closed a deal Monday whereby he will take over the management of the Oregon Finance company, with of fices In the Masonic nuuaing, on Jnlv 1. The late Lloyd Reynolds was a Pnacipai siocaao.aer heW from tte Terwll. company, and Mr Wper takes funeral home Tue8day after- n.."0Bo.B, r ""J noon at 2 o'clock, with Drr Grover Williams wii o ThIt 1. Mr. Wiper was formerly a resi dent ot Salem but moved to Ku- for the past 35 years and! for a number of years was active in lodge circles. She' is survived by a daughter. Miss Margaret B. Munson. and one sister, Mrs. Mar garet Munson, the two sisters marrying brothers. Funeral serr ied charge of going 45 miles ta y. A. Douglas, county health hour in his car on South Cem- officer, who was summoned to merclal street. Robertson lives aee the adult patient. In severe at 144 South 19th street. cases, and especially with adults, , , -. ehickenpox closely resembles s On Business Trip A. W. Law- , ; rence of the industrial accident "nallpox, t commission and Attorney Ml us j gaTe 7g oa tne purchase price Ziefle to Speak Adolph Zlefle. professor of pharmacy, at Oregon State college, is to speak this noon to i Salem . Kiwanians. tits ihav win attend to business con nected with the commission. They expect to return Frldsy. - ' Final Decree John H. Daven- nert and Eunice Goedknecht. exe-I hlect wlll k "4000 Tears of cutor and executrix of estate of pnarmacy or Something." The Lucretia Daenport,' have filed attendance prise for the meeting their final account and final de- win be forniahed by A. S. Hussey. eree has been entered. The estate t - was valued at 7.200. Arrests Blade Harold Lee was - ' - , arrested by police officers yester- Court Approves The probate on a warrant from justice court has approved annual repoftjeourt on a charge of obtaining of Elmer Knauf as guardian of mone under false pretenses. Also. Walter W. Knauf. incompetent. 1 Harol1 Heskett was arrested yes- The report snows zs zi.zv casn on terday charged with passing bad hand ana ewnaiiHre, IUCMU'U lehecks. Investment, or siifti.ua. Appraisers Report Estate ot Arthur H. and Francis R. Moon, minors, has been appraised at $1000 by Alfred G. Moon, Esther Moon and Earl Hecker. Nina A. Magee is guardian. Creech Estate T. W. Creech has been appointed administrator of the estate of Mellnda Creech, valued at 235 la personal prop erty. Appraisers are William J. tin foot, H. H. Corey an William VanSlyke. - Date not setData for the an nual Old Timers' picnic original ly scheduled for Sunday, has not . yet been - set. pending definite change in the weather. . . ' Conder Visitor John Condor - of Eugene is in the city visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Josephine Chiiders, 711 Center -street. ! tree in front of the Oregon-Wash ington Water Service company s office on South Commercial street early Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W. Lienor, Sherman 1 and Electric streets, also was injured. In Rowland's report to the po lice he states that he had started to pass a ear driven by Frank P, gene over two years sgo. Oklahoma A. & M. college ex pects its new stadium to be ready hr next fall and its new field house by BaaxetDau ume. CARD OF THANKS . We wish to express our sincere appreciation to the friends and neirhbors whose kindness and though tfulness helped lighten the burden st the passing of our wife and mother, Sophia Gram. Charles H. Gram and Family. CITY, VIEW CEMETERY Established 1893 Tel. 8632 Conveniently Accessible Perpetual care provided for Prices Reasonable PILES CORED Witarat everatloa ee less ef DR. MARSHALL OreEon Bid. 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