i The QKEGON STATESMAN. Salgnu i Oregori, Wednesday Morning. July T; 1931 r Local News Briefs On World Trip "Having ja good time, and Tight now an es pecially warm one with ' Chiaa weather so hot one can harder stay Inside five minutes at n. time", write R. t. "Chief Ready to Salem friends. Ready, employ ed here as linotype operator iet eral years ago. Is on a trip around the world. When he wrote, June 3, the ship was crossing the Bay of Bengal and was in the path dt the southwest monsoon, whlcji brought plenty of rain, and-cooler weather. The President Hayee, on waica ne. is traveling, was scnea uled to arrive In Colombo. Ceylon. June 9. Egypt. Italy, France and Cuba will be visited before he re turns to this country in the late summer. j . Scomt Office Closed Boy Scout headquarters here will be closed temporarily tonight. O. P. West, executive. Mrs West and their ; youngest son will leave Thursday morning for Pendleton, where the v f f a anri hativ wtll iiwnil mnit lit the summer. Mr. West will return here July 6 la time to finish final preparations , for the Boy Scout camps, the first of, which will be gin July 12 at Canip Santiam. Billy West. a ),aonwlIl leave Thursday morning .fats Roseburg, to spena more man two moaias attending a series of fire scout camps. - Black, cherries wanted for cash. Tel. 4643. 14S N. Front. . Mulkey Visits Dwlght Mulkey and his wife, who was known to Salem people as Miss Welch, are visitors this summer with Mr. and Mrs. C. A: Mnlkey at Mornlngside. Dwight graduated from West Point three years ago. Last year he -studied at-.Yale university. This fall he is to enter the war college at Washington. D. C., studying war photography. j Release Property Order in jir cnit court authorizes the state bank examiner to release collat eral and deed held on money, loan ed to H. V. Pendleton to the Western Loan and Building com pany In exchange for $25. The matter is in connection : with liquidation of the State Bank Of Hubbard. On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McDonald and family will leave their home, at 2490 Haxel avenue today for a vacation to be snent In the country near Med- ford. Mr. MVHonald is a mall car rier in south Salem and this is his 11th annual vacation from this work". J ' ,. CI v KmftK Mournni Funeral for George J. Smith. 78, who died Saturday at the residence of his sister-in-law, Mrs Parolie Smith, 1156 Rugge street. West Salem, will be held tomorrow at 3 p. m. from the " Terwilliger funerp.1 home. Interment will be made In Lee Mission cemetery. j , When you tnink or life insur ance, think of Charlie McElbinny. Sale Confirmed In suit pf Western Loan A Biildinf com pany vs. W. L. Bulgin and others, order has been entered confirming sale of real property. A similar or der has' been -entered in th same plaintiff's snlt "against Lawrence G. Bulgin and others. Licenses Changed; Claim Charged with switching licenses on his car, C. R. Burgess, -744 North Commercial street, was brought into municipal court here yesterday. Time was set for ja hearing on July 6. j Tomasek Service, Portland Funeral for Mrs. Mary Tomasek, 61, who died Monday at the resi dence near Jefferson, will be held this morning at the Portland crematorium. Arrangements were made by W.T. Rlgdon Sc. Son. Credit Group to Meet Further discussion of the proposed uni form credit - application blanks will occupy the attention of the Salem-Retail credit association at the regular noon luncheon meet lag at the Gray Belle today. Bale Confirmed The circuit Judge has signed an order con firming sale made In connection with suit of Josephine Gabriel vs. L. Heiberg. . i - . ' I i Continued Action of Pruden tial Savings & Loan association sgainst Blanche M. Huffman has been continued until September IT, on motion ef defendant. j Births Hardin To Mr. and Mrs. J. F, Hardin, a girl,- Patricia Ruth, born June 25. ! -T Dr. Chan Lam ... I Chinese Medicine 180 N. Commercial St. Sa'vn 1 Office toora Tuesday and SatntH day 3 to 5:SO A Genuine Corn Remedy with a bona-flde guarantee The faith we express in our corn remedy is shown on our guaranty ' NO CURE - NO PAY There are au strings to this offer. Purchase" a bottle and use It according to directions, if it fails la its - purpose return the, empty bottle to as and have your money refund ed. - v . . j Almost never falls and D ft en succeeds in eraaicaung those stubborn corns that otb er remedies fail on. 25c a Bottle Schaefer's - DRUO STORE I . The original yellow front - candy store of Salens 135 N. Commercial St. Penslar Agency Phono 0197 ll 1 - . I Horseshoe Pitcher Horseshoe enthusiasts are invited to attend an exhibition of pitching to be given Friday night by "Putt" Moss man and his aister at the grounds at corner of 17th and State streets at S o'clock. , Moss man has been the world's cham pion horseshoe .pitcher three times. and his sister also Is an excellent pitcher, holding the Iowa state title for women. i ' i Teachers Credentials All teachers who - will teach In this county next school year may file their credentials with the, eounty school superintendent at -any time now. The teaching certificate, con tract and sending circle certificate should be filed. Quite a number of teachers have already attended, to this step. Including a portion- of the Salem teachers. I Dr. B. F. Pound, practice lim ited to removal ot teeth; gas or local and dental x-ray. 302 First National bank; Phone 9530. j ' ' ! - ' I Audit Begins Audit of the re ports of clerks for Marion county school districts will be started at the county school superintend ent's office today. J- H. Roland and Mrs. J. C. Siegmund are the auditors. i Suit Continued Hearing on suit of Smith vs. Mishler. action to recover on account, started in Judge Hill's department of circuit court yesterday,' .The ease was not disposed 'of, bnt continued indef initely.: i Jackson Released Arthur Jackson was released from the city Jail yesterday afternoon after a three-day sojourn there. He was charged with being drunk, and paid a fine of $5. i t s Dr. ; White Here Dr. B. II. White, : a former Salem resident, has returned to spend the sum mer here, coming up from Cal ifornia where he has been lo- !ated. ! Begins Vacation Miss Myrtle fcClay, secretary to Principal Fred Wolf of the high school, will start her annual vacation period today. She will not return to the office until early fall. ! Application Application to place on motion docket has been made in suit of W. J. Branstetter vs. Sarah Coffenberry. Obituary Hassler ; Anna Hassler died at the family' residence at Sublimity June 30. age 29; wife of Alois; mother of Alma. Benl and Edward; daugh ter of Mrs. Anna 3teffes; sister of Mrs. George Susbauer of Sub limity, Mrs. John Benner and Mrs. Jake Mertens of Wisconsin, and Phil Steffes of Sublimity. Funeral serriees Thursday. July 2. at 9:30 a. m. at St. Boniface church, Sub limity, Rev. Father Scherbrlng officiating. Arrangements are in charge of Salem mortuary. j 1 Tomasek - Mary Tomasek died at the hesi dence, route 1. near Jefferson, June 29, age 61; wife of John; mother of Carl, of Jefferson. Fu neral services Wednesday. July 1, at 10 a. m. at the Portland crema torium. Arrangements made by W. T. Rlgdon Son. Smith At the residence of his sister-in-law Mrs. Parolie Smith. 1156 Rugge street, West Salem, George J. Smith, aged 78, died June 27; survived by a brother Willis near Vida, Ore., and a nephew In Michi gan. Funeral services from the Terwilliger funeral home Thurs day at 2 p. m.. Interment In Lee Mission cemetery. CITY VIEW CEMETERY Established 1893 TcL 8652 Conveniently Accessible Perpetual care provided for Prices Reasonable 1 I )aru PTVM1B SS51 MWtely Priced A Park Cemetery With Perpetual Care -Jast ten minutes from the heart of town CIonrh-Barrick Cp. I MORTUARY . Phoae 5151 ; Church at Ferry St. A. M. Clough Dr. L. E. Barrick V. T. Golden TERWILLIGER'S : JL. . tvu as it. niBBoross T7t CWr.MSAKTA smc ts Tttem At Em Is MH Vacuum Cleaners and Floor Waxera For Rent Call PfilO. Caed Fnrnltnre : Department - I 131 N. High . Visitor Here J. A. West, gen eral manager ef the traffic ; de partment of the telephone com pany In San Francisco, and C. F. Cole, . assistant general manager of the company. left yesterday after visiting a-day or so here. They have been spending a cou ple of weeks on a fishing trip to Clear Lake. Cole -was--formerly manager of the, Salem offices. Pa cific Telephone and Telegraph company. .West is a brother , ot O. P. West, scout executive here, : File Transcript Transcript of appeal has been filed In ease of J. P. WHquet. former administra tor ot estate ot Mary F. Gregorie, vs. Sarah Wilmet. WHquet is ap pealing from order of the eounty court entered March 24 discharg ing him as administrator and ap pointing; Ladd ' and Bush Trust company in that capacity. The change was made on petition of Charles J. Zergan and Sarah Wil met, Vacation In Bed It's a tough break to be forced to spend most of one's annual vacation In bed, and nobody's more certain of that than Eric Butler, local manager for Western Union. Mr. Butler contracted a severe case of Influ ensa a few days' after he started his vacation, and has been In bed since early last week. He is not yet able to be up. ' During July and August the' fol lowing flower hbps will close at 5 p. m.: Adams Florist Breithaupt, Florist Capitol Florists Olson Florists Wedding Bells Harold B. Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hunt. 1275 Frlckey. and Miss Fay Walling-, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Walling, route one, were mar ried last night at 8 o'clock atthe home of Rev. D. J. Howe, officiat ing minister. Mr. Hunt has been employed for some time by , the Rise shoe store here. They will reside here. Heath Visits Slater Wendell Heath, pharmacist at Steelham mer's drug store ' In SUverton, spent the past two days in Salem. He was called here by the Illness of his sister. Delight Heath, who was operated upon at the Salem general hospital Saturday. The patient was suffering from ap pendicitis. Brooks to Speak R u s s e 1 1 Brooks, of the American consul ate at London, will be the speak er at the Lions club luncheon this week. He will talk on London. Lions Newell Williams and Ice land Smith, president, will report on the LaGrande convention. Timbennan Here W. B. " Bar ton, timber man from Ivansas City, Mo., was a business caller at the county courthouse yesterday. Barton has .large timber holdings in the extreme eastern part ot the county. Finishing: Drive Silver ton is winding up Its Boy Scout finance drive today, with 12 businessmen in the field , to collect the re quired $350. O. P. West, scout ex ecutive, met -with the finance campaigners Monday night, i , . i ...... . 1 From Staj ton Beatrice Amundson, who has taught school at Stayton for the past few years, was a business caller here yester day from her home at Silverton. THE N EW, FOID STANDARD: SEDAN A beautiful five-passenger car, with longer, wider body, and attractive, comfortable interior. The slanting windshield is made of Triplex safety plate glass. You can now have the new Ford delivered with safety glass in all . windows " ; 1 The price of W.O.B. Detroit, phu jVefeA Diphtheria 'Illness of a school child who lives la the Rosedale district has been diagnosed As diphtheria. Dr. -V. A. Douglas, eounty health officer;! reported yesterday. The child has been ill four days. Antitoxin has been giv en, and six ot the It contacts were treated yesterday. There are three other children In the fam ily, all of whom have had toxin antitoxin, ." .-, Hearing Today Roy Hunter and Francis Bowler, arrested Monday near Oroville,! south ot town oa the river road.- were brought before U. S. Commission er. Lars Bergsvis: yesterdsy morn ing on preliminary arraignment. They will be given hearing this morning. The men were arrested when - federal, officers,! raided a moonshine plant they were said to be operating. ! Dance Friday, Haxel .Green. Casper" Delayed Failure of the weekly consignment ef mats of "Toots and Casper. States man comic stria, to arrive this week . caused the feature to be missing from the Statesman fea ture page Tuesday and this morn ing. It is possible, that publica tion of this feature may not be resumed this week but - It , will start again by next Sunday morn ing at the latest. i. . ' Marriage Licenses Two mar riage licenses were Issued here yesterday: Carrol B. Hunt, legal 1275 Trlckey, and Fay Walling, route one, Salem; and -to Ray Blckford. 20, 302 S. Winter, and Marguerite Dewits, S25 North Capitol. ' f ' i Page . Appointed On petition for naming of guardian! ad litem for Blanche Smith, E.i M. Page has been appointed. The matter came np In connection, with case of Fred Roethllsbergerivs. R. J. Smith and Blanche Smith. . Divorce Granted Plaintiff was granted absolute divorce and re Btored her maiden name when di vorce action ot Zelda Parrlsh against Glen Parrlsh was heard before Judge Hill yesterday. Assumed Name Alfred D. Ja cobson and Lloyd E. Rogers, who will operate a radio store at 543 Ferry street, have filed! assumed business saanae, Salem Radio Ser vice, with the county clerk. i Continued Action In case ot Prudential Savings and j Loan as sociation vs. Ralph J. Stevens has been continued until September 16. See Russ Smith, Center and Church for tire bargains. Application In the case of W. H. Burtis vs. Ernest Christenson and Lee U. Eyerly, application to place on trial docket; has been made. 1 ; '! i - r Seeks Appointment Gene Belle has filed petition seeking appointment of estate of Nancy S. Belle, valued at $7800. Hearing Set Hearing on final account In estate ot Nellie M. Cro nise has been set for August 7. Application In suit! of Meadie i t Durant vs. Ray F. Durant, di vorce action, application! has been made to have the case placed on the trial docket. i ! I ! Amends Answer Lars Momer ak has filed amended; answer in ! ' t ' , . ' ; X ' M ' " - . I . : the new ' Ford JJimmr. B.aigi mtd n dnt pmyment mmd mm convenient CLAIM CITY FUuQS ; PI PRIVATE DEBT Mrs. Fowler's Checks Made Out to Portland Store and Realtor Shown ' .BAKER. Ore.. Juno 10 fAP) Five checks . drawn .against the city of La Grande but which the state claims irero used to pay-personal bills, were Introduced today during cross-examination et'Vrs. Emma Fowler. , former .La' Grande city . treasurer, accused of misap propriating approximately., $ 10 8, 000 of cfty fundi. '- -Mrs. Fowler's trial' was k-ronght here on a change of venue from La Grande. Mrs. Fowler has stood trial once but the Jory disagreed. The state presented; checks tor $19.94 and $56.97 drawn in fa vor of a Portland department store; another, for $100 payable to N.-K. West, of La Grande; and checks for $125 and $230 payable to the Western Rubber company, Tacoma. .... - , . Y, j; - j . .., - The' state alleged the check! to the Portland store paid for per sonal merchandise;' that the check to West paid for a lot purchased by the defendant, and that jttte checks to the Western Rubber company paid for stocks bought Jointly by Mr. and Mrs. Fowler. Claims Amount For ! , j Lot Was Reimbursed 1 Mrs. - jgowier admitted paying West $100 out ot city funds for a lot but claimed she reimbursed the city. She testified she bought stock In, the Tacoma concern but said the two checks Introduced by the state were In payment lot automobile tires bought by the city of La Grande. The checks! to the , Portland department stbre paid for m?iLrandise bought i by the jcity, the defendant testified. , The two checks' to the Tacoma company had the initials "E. m. F." in the lower left hand cor ners. The state's attorney alleged that Indicated they were on Mrs. Fowler's account. The defendant .admitted mak ing raise statements after her ar rest about having funds to mike good the alleged shortage in her books. suit brought against him by O. Harvey. Carl Order Non-Snit In cirdiit court case of Ficker Motor com pany vs. John J. WIrtx, non-suit has been; entered. ! Soup or Salad . pJeat or Fish j Potatoes Vegetables' Bread and Butter or Rolls Pie or Pudding and Drink and doors at slight Standard Sedan is 590, lirm urn mt lm mC Tot est Mtrrftos tmrmt tkrugh your Ford JUmlcr If iss . Rata. Burns, assistant to Mrs. Fowlsr wall the iraa'ln of fice, testified lfra.. Fowler had told her dust before she left the office - last February t that the books were off $112,000. I Mrs. Fowler was on the stand nearly the entire day. Twice dur ing the morning session she broke down and sobbed. mm c. e. will a CHIEF SOUTH By vote-of executive committee of the Marion County Christian Endeavor Union, in session last evening- at. Iialon Sauare. the president. Ella Smith. .1287 Che meketa street, will be sent to the golden Jubilee convention in San Francisco the middle of July. ; t The executive group, composed of about 20 members, heard re ports of the various societies and of, the recent rally. All societies in the eounty will be urged , to raise due portion of funds to send the president south, and to pay printing . - expenses for " the - bill board posters which the society Is using. . .- A potluck dinner was enjoyed at the Sauare. Grace Klampe of the- Lablsh district is secretary, of the county group, r Ritual Team of Elks Enters in State Contest Members of the Salem Elks lodge ritualistic team, composed of the officers, are In Ashland to compete with winners In other dis tricts' for the right to represent this state in the drill competitions at the national convention which opens In Seattle next week. Composing the team are: H. E. Eakln, exalted ruler; Leroy Card, leading knight; A. W. Jones, lec turing Knight; Frank Lynch, loy al knight: Harry Wledmer. sec retary; Dr. Armln E. ; Berger, esquire; Wlllard C. Marshall, treasurer, and Theodore Paulus, assisting esquire.' DAUGHTER IS BORX WOODBURN, June 30 An eight-pound baby girl ? arrived at the home of Mr. and .'Mrs; C. C. Wells at their home in : ; Canby Thursday morning. Mrs. Wells, before her marriage, was Miss Dorothy Yoder. She Is the daugh ter of Mrs. Maude Yoder. . additional cost f. o. b. Detroit. a Tor hr m . " w iht v- . places on sale : furnishinsrs never before offered at prices as low as these . . J cEu5i?ac '. one group guaranteed pre-ahrunk, fast color, full cut, car rying the famous , ita -rite collar another group includes Manhattan. Crayco and other fine shirts ranging in values Xrom $1.93 to $30 an 95c totiaimllic, v 45c e. 55c the firt group, are of vat dyed broadcloths, 'guaranteed fast color made with seamless seats, the second group are Man hattan non-ravel rayon with no button elastic belt various plain cotora. - .-. . plain, fancy or fanciful pure worsted wool made by Colum bia knit and Bradley in one or two piece models separate trunks of knit or BanneC 95a I IP03?tt JacIsettG, 6.05 3 genuine suede, finished reindser leather f-ports jackets, full . lined, knitted bottoms, self or knitted collars. . slhooo , Nunnand Bush ankle fashioned oxfords in tan calf skin, good styles and comfortable fitting lasts .regularly selling from $8.50 to $10.00. this group includes plain . colors, n?at patterns and striped m . a. A.X n strt . cvea(teE?c . . 2.5 sleeveless v-necks. ia the new fchcrt length," po-turn-un models, pure nxiol. plain pastel shades. . Baoc3Gi?y, 20s CtSc ' first group consists of plain, and faiicy Poecix hosiery mostly small sixes second group consist: of imported Eng lish Sale hose, luS fashioned, regularly selling tor $1-50. nsppGi? D lounging slippers, your choice and many more e sate starts CacMano Cox? men 416 state street : ' V. ;55 65g i-. while they last at $100. unusual bargains? V,