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The OREGON STATUS IAN; BaUta, Orerow. Friiay !oraiay Acnat 7, 1931 PAGH FIVE Local News Briefs w JForclonr- Filed - Salt to, Xon-8upport Attwred Tjin.. . not of liooo made support charge atalnst . : i in t. in favor of W. II. , McEldowney. t al. trustees ot tbe estate of M. C "Strickland, deceased, was beznii yesterday in circuit court. Defendants are Henry I. Bent, the Willamette- Valley Mortgage company, et at. lnieresi .w Blc emrniT-i dance - Non- c. c. Faist wlUi be presses la- Justice court here August 11 at 10 a. m. The 'ease was put ca the docket yesterday by Miller B. Hayden. Justice of the peace! Falst plead ed not guilty. t o n 1 1 e per cent is asked for f one ear on spong-s landing. 25c. the note and S49 attorney s fees. . , - nna hnndrpil and two acres of land are held under! a mortgage securing thenote. j Another big pajama; dance at Turner Sat , Aug.'. I. Music by Cornhuskers. j- ' ' Tully Speak to Indians Dr. Norman K. TuUy, termer pastor f First Presbyterian church noniM TJahilitw Denial ot liability on the Dart of the Amal gamated Mining corporation et al for S52S held to be due Ingwald Ellingsoiulplalntirf, and for 1336 held to be due C. B bnaw was filed , yesterday In .circuit court here-., ... ... - . . , .. CAUSE OF SlliZEII DISEASES 0UTUL1 Prevalence of Insects one Reason; Heat Promotes; - Growth of Germs I Why certain ." diseases Increase during the summer and how their seasonal appearance may be pre vented is the subject of a bulle tin Just released by tbe state board of health. It discusses the cause and prevention ot these diseases as follows: ' "Diseases that can be prevent ed by proper environmental sani tation show a rapid rise during the summer months. One reason for this Is the abundance of In sects that carry certain disease germs. Another is that the tem perature, moisture and weather conditions are favorable, to . the Dance every Sat. night air pavilion, Stayton. ' $1,000 lull Furnished Ball of i aaa ni fnmiahed yesterday hitre. la to to to Arizona soon to r,,n.v nf Hubbard preach through an Interpreter to whQ w&8 haled into justice court members of the Papago and Pima barEed wltn burgUrly not in a tribes ot Indians, near ' Tucaon. dwelling. He pleaded not guilty. according o wra , "J HU bail was set at Sl.oou rrlSuQS. Ills wort .cow j - terlan church at Alhambra, Calif., to which city he moved upon leaving Salem, is proving success ful, he reports, with conditions not as bad as elsewhere. ' See Russ Smith, i Center and Church, for tire bargains. Two Licenses Issued Two marriage licenses were issued yes terday In the county clerk's of fice. Frank Carson, 23. -of Boise. Idaho, secured permit to wed Nedra Marler, 21, Salem. Law TAaron s. 1296 Marion street, secured permission to wed J Big carnival dance Dorothy Brant. 28, 1487 jjroau- spong s lanaing, ;. water ,upply other than a public way street, MJ. "t To San Francisco Leaving tor supply which Is under the super teacher; hi wife-to-be is a ste- g J"c"co tonlght are Mrs. vision of the'state department of nographer. MB. and Katherlne Gouley, also public health, at least three sam- i, jit,. i. . in a' I uu.i. nnVa lPe ot waier irom -in suppiy. mrwm ." .i i . " taken under varlons weather eon money, out ine "V.r; Tram Portland J. J. Kamrar, I anions, should he sent to the Fire or eMsu. ?" Portland insurance man. was a 8Ute department of public health patrons more J" 'iaa JTha. Salem business vsiltor yesterday. laboratory er to a prlrate labora premlums in the! 5 years It nas I , Tr torv for examination. However. been organised, way not see our Ijyceaie ATI f OOZ these samples should not be tak- agenn. -i . - , vr en until the water supply nas a w aA i rra vim ; mm m mrm w w mm m r a- Now Discovered growth of certain disease germs Open I A third factor, ot most impor- tanfA to vara t Inn If- ts that man'V-nersons leave the well situ fwurUl Filed A general denial ated -urban areas of the country was filed yesterday by the aeien- fay rural sections where a lesser rtant in the ease of the Pekln decree of. sanitation has 'been Fireworks Co. vs. S. J. Shoen and reached. i VTnhrt Ll Daue, The case is 1 "When selecting a summer nndlne la circuit court here. (home or camp in. the "wild. r " , there arei number of matters to Goes to Iowa Mrs. Trumajbe con8iderea ja order that the Huston. 260 South zara el Dos-ibllity of contracting a dis- left by train last.jilght lor ieaar efta flne tQ ,ack of 8tnltatlon may Rapids, la., via Los Angeles, k made ffi0re remotet Among Calif. these are: i I at tL i t e 1 ne waier suppiy snouia oe sare. Beiore reiving upon any out how they can serve you? , rUUlon Reported Edgar i nl Mr. Voliimtr. his pas- aeaxer, received painful Injurtes inrmt 2 when their sedan couia- with a Ford truck Mrs. Clifford R. Parker. SZO South rd street, proDaDiyau- been protected from surface pol lntlon. If the first sample shows rood water, another should be aken later and tBen a tnira check. One of these three should be taken a short while after n iP.tl?W"r V ??na'Z.'r" "S "One bad .tmpU i- not Indica- " porting the accident yesterday to was forced to consult a local phy- CIRCUS OFFERS NOVELTIES . JL 11 fesSHiSSra One of the most unlooe novelties ever offered Uie public will be prominent display of tbe Sells . Floto circus which comes here on . Tuesday, August 18. This aot consist of -'George," a small Shet land pony, and "Lady," ax Arabian thoroughbred, and they per form dire-run ar ronune under uie Catelage or Kudoif Kadynorr. These two animals possess a high degree of Intelligence and repre sent the pinacle of equine training. The Sells Floto stables contains more thoroughbred than in past years. The cream of high Jump ers and menage bones are included, as well as the pica: of resin backs, and the wildest of bucking bronchos. Many of them have been consistent winners at horse shows throughout tbe country. Tom Mix. hero of over hundred western pictures, and his con tin gent of AH sons cowboy and cowgirls will be among tbe 600 per formers and artists. porting tne acciaent ""I was lorcea io w"k h.Tft v, contaminated in sheriff here, .aid the Ford 8lclan to .ascertain the cause of may have eontaminaed truck was on ids -ts -i some insiaiam. i ter uDnlv is found to be unsafe, ah road and ran headon into his to learn atter she has -Uted r ng0 lf th. .9ii I trx an nneration on tne IOOT.. inai I - ? Tanmaeiri igo'bld b2n county health unit should be con foot some 18 W ?na" -"f. suited regarding the best means n "r'nm'i " - . the cause or an me p.n "u - protectIng the water supply. If , CUnka ConUnue Full The P "key recall ed tha t L 8 yea rs ago mJght consultd. Mnch eight chTldren registered for the when but 12 years otage. wnuc information concerning oigui cu.iu. o" s . . . ... a rimain- .ha had steeped on a ..... i .nn. preschool clinic at me nenuu nu- i --. tH - ,.rir,r oor. proiecuun m . " teTon High street reported tor needle and finding e larger por may bd obtained from the yesterday, tion on me ..' "."rri state department or puouc neaun o come for further discomfiture "Ismisied lIterature. rrv - ..&i I t-ha ATAnt from her mnd. A pnysi-i ... T.nna. Hinncii nf wastes. 3?foVthuPwh 5aVwb. examined the foot tailed both' foVhe premlVes" and. on ad- U already Sued as tar away as to find tha- needle and untu re- JonDf property, ls of primary cennj sue uu importance. Human wastes Bnuutu situation, i be disposed of either by a public While -breaking In" a new pair ewer system, a septic tank or an of shoes- this week the foot be- appr0ved sanitary privy. Informa- came decidedly inflamed, which tIoQ eoncerning these and litera- led to further distress and later ture regarding their construction County Paving Plant Working At Rapid Rate The Marion-- county paving plant at St. Paul is pounding out hot staff for market roads at the rate of SO to CO loads dally, Judge John Siegmund reported yester day after an Inspection tour made In the St. Paul district. The mar ket road Into St. Paul Is being paved which will complete a loop with the present paved market road out ot Woodburn Into St. Paul. About three miles of paving Ihelr examinations Obituary will be laid there this summer. two of which are already down. Headers for the remaining work will soon be down bat It will be several weeks, in the Judge's opinion, before the pavement Is all laid. The county owns and op erates its own plant. CAL'iP PK OF I f.l. C. A. CLOSES Reveille. breakfast. ' pack-up and home. This morning ends the T. M. C. A.'s summer camp program, when the small boys' contingent is brought home in 14 private cars and one truck. Par ents of the boys and friends of the "Y" are driving to Oceanside early In time to load up with their cargo of hilarious boydom, after camp ls dismantled. They are expected to arrive in Salem after 1 o'clock this aftirnoon. Although tbe campgrounds-will not be In use for large groups. they will not remain deserted un til next summer. Y. JL C. A officials are planning on employ ing . workmen to clear more ot the ground and make other need ed improvements. Over tha Labor day weekend, a number of lead ers will be there for a planning conference. Another party will probably spend part of the Christ mas vacation time there. . .. " - Persons driving cars to camp this, morning are: J.-Dale Taylor, Rev. S. Darlow Johnson, George Gutekunst, A, R." and F. C. Ewing . Julian Prescott, Charles Siegmund. Dwlght Adams. C. . Kells, Charles Wiper and Rufus W. R. Newmyer. Use of the truck is being donated by Valley Motor company. Disease Cases Here Total But Five For Week Occurrence of communicable disease was at the lowest ebb of many weeks, when only fire cases outside of state institutions were reported in Marion county during tbe week ending August 1. ac cording to a report of the state department of health. New mumps cases which, were most prevalent and diphtheria, had September!. Dr. C. W. Davis, dentist, will -be "in CorvalUs until Mon. with drum- corps. Assault Case Dismissed- Case "of the state against Clarence Bog gle, charged with assault and bat tery, was dismissed yesterday in justice court on motion of the private prosecutor who signed , the complaint against Boggle. He is alleged ' to have struck. J. H. Svenneby, an attendant at the Oregon state hospital. to the discovery of the needle. Dissolution Of Partnership In Bakery Sought can be'OOtaina xrom anj mu tlme county health department er from the state department ot pub lie health. "I. The house should be prop erly screened with 1 6-mesh gal vanized wire, c Proper screening will keep disease carrying Insects away from inhabitants and out oi the house, provided the sereens Schulx . At the residence four miles east on Route , August 6. Leopoia Schulz, aged 73. Survived by wife, Johanna; one son, Arthur Schula of Salem: one daughter, Mrs. Minnie Heinke of Salem; and five grandchildren. Prayer services Saturday. August 8, at 1:S0 p. m. at the W. T. Rigaon ana eon mortuary. Funeral services from the St. John Lutheran enure a. corner of ICth and A streets at p. as. Interment at the city View cemetery. vr4i rAA v.if-ownir of the I naed nronerty. This Item Is of , During August we close Sat. at j Bav-Rjte Sanitary bakery ot this pedal Importance la sections S p. m. Imperial Furn. co. city, 5 State street, filed suit where malaria carrying mosqui- . ..... I atan!a tn dissolve her uartner-1 toes are found. SfSTif Vddto iMp i the concern with J. H. "4. -Proper tfl.Umj of grooms Co especially iieeyng vw, - Although she Is an equal own- consideration in any home. ; er, the defendant has repeatedly "These are hut a 'e5 f.tbe refused to recognise her author- many factors that should be given itr the plaintiff alleges.- He has sari on consideration In selecting f m laatane- & naaer home. There are a num- lm t... atmek her.. " ber of others, but good common ,-'-" M . . a e. I S t mmmM J1 Iff 11 ' :" She aska that an accounting oe sense is aiways account of the estate or Jkaate Harra, deceased, i has been niea In probate court here by Garnet W. Harra, administrator. .The residue of the estate after pay ment of $455. expenses ls placed at S2145 consisting entirely of real property. . mmmm Mi 1 1 . mm. A ft V m 9m SI 1 tl 1 1 ft 1 AW Berg Estate (W-TMiin.. m.us am. - v-- v- cent young outfield- ' In tha oatata OT J Ofin JS. x,- MiML was filed yester-lto be $6500 and cu in nrobate court. Emma Berg ties $250. I as administratrix reported , that v,the appraised value of the -prop- T)aV1Z Estate's ftxtr was t4. Expenses were -LdVIi WtC a rrent HabUl- ler who came te the Chicago Cubs from Los Angelas, oaiiea n clean up position in his first big league game but didn't get a nru $624 and S94 9 left to Mrs. Berg, the sole heir. j Dance at Haselgreen Friday. v Liquor Case Hooked The case oC the State ot Oregon vs. F. H. Christ has been set for Tuesday. August 11, la justice court, here. ' He is charged with unlawful pos- session of liquor. He had a pre liminary hearing yesterday and .pleaded not guilty. He was re leased on his own recognizance. Probate Filed ; ..... i An estate of 80.i91 was left by the late LInnte O. Davis, ac cording to an appraisal filed yes terday by I C. A. Reynolds. J. H. Porter and S. O. Hadley, apprais ers of the property. Real proper ty belonging to Mrs. Davis totaled 1 14.010. The balance consisted ot suverton was .To Portland SSc 'To Eugene 75c Depot, BMgh Hotel Independent State Co. Tel. t)tl 11400 cash in and a number ot unsecured notes ranging from $300 to SSOO each, City Gets $TAO Grass cutting ln by Sllvertoa parties. CHIC! done by the city street employes Hroorht In ST.50 te the recorder's office yesterday, from Jobs done on property owned"y Mrs. G. Ed Ross. Minnie Moeiler and the Oregon-Washington Water Serv ice company. r Births -o I BACK FROM HOT SP1UXGS. ZENA. ! August Mrs. Jesse Walling of Zena and her alster- in-law. Miss Gertrude waliiag oi Portland, returned from Breiten- bush.Hot Springs Sunday alter a vaeatlon of two weeks. J. u. Walllnr. father of MUs waning remained at the springs only one , wMk before returnlag te his j home at Lincoln. mmmm. Immmmm wr,V a: $IM ST BRU6CUTS gTiAlWBOS Fallows To Mr. and Mrs. Or ris Ylra-n Fallows, route 5, a boy. Melvla Lee, born July 2 X at tbe raaldence. Hale To Mr. and Mrs. Pres ton William Hale, 1102 Broad way wtreet. a boy. Frederick CaV mrtm Karn Aueast X at the resi dence. ' n-r-; Dr. Cban Lam ' Chinese Medicine V ISO N. Con jntrciaJ I SL, Salim i LS '.. , :i Office bisn ! I Tneaday and Satnr- I day a to 0:0 LIQUID OR TABLETS In SO minutes, t Leeks a Cold the Relieve a Ileadache or Neuralgia rim any. and checks Malaria in tbreo aejra. : 66& Salve for Baby's Cold. '.V. WHY LEE'S POETRY? , THERE'S A DIFFERENCE Crtle-f atUned. tender, juicy, clean poultry vs. IlajBse-Tun, hard-muscled, ordinary chkkens Lexikarn Frys Ilemry Colofd J"rysj 1 - LeV Specially, 3 Fry j for 51.00 Lee's Poultry Market 153 If. Coasraercial r SATURDAY ONLY Peanut Brittle 18c -1 .j-i Crisp, solden peanut brit tle ruled with selected fresh peanuts. A real treat for the whole family. 16 ounces for 18c : ; ; ' Two His. for 35c - only at Schaefer's riura stobx 1S5 N. Com! Dial 3t9T The orfginnl yefleve Iron cssa. Salem's Original Farmers' Market Offer the Best in Farm and Food Produce Sweet Corn Green Beans Beets j 75c 3c Lb. 2c u,. A Sack For Canning For Canning FRESH SALMON ...lOclb. FRESH HALIBUT v.......... 12Jc lb. Scio to Have Wet Time August 22 ct ; Its 'IfoWeW Fete SCIO, AnKns A com mittee consisting , of P. W. Schrnnk. A. C Eastburn and Fred Bryan was In Lebanon Monday evening to confer with officials there concerning the neighboring city's participation in the Scio well dedication to take place bere Saturday, August 22. It was agreed to stage a water fight la the center of town, the Lebanon fire de partment against the Scio aggregation. Part of the base and other paraphernal I will be .supplied by the visitor, it is announced. been popping up each week, were entirely absent: The diseases were noted as fol lows: measles four.- . influenza one. tuberculosis five, these being at the Oregon tuberculosis hospital. For the entire state, tubercu losis headed, the list at 18. Other diseases occurring were: measles 13. chlckenpox 13. . mumps 12. smallpox eight, pneumonia seven, whooping cough six. influenza four, trench 'mouth four, scarlet fever two, and one each of malar ia erysipelas and undulant fever. CORK OX RADIO UNIQUE STAYTON, August 6 Frank Stlhavy, .who recently received a radio from his son, Uriah, who ls with ' one of the leading radio firms in Los Angeles, had' Just completed a box tor apparatus which is Indeed unique and beautiful.- The box Is about 14 Inches wide and 18 Inches high and the workmanship is elaborate. About the edge are inlaid small pieces of 18, different kinds of wood. BROTHERS KITED AFTER FIFTY ffiilS The Iowa state picnle held in Seattle recently gave George W. Fisher a touch of home-sickness which resulted In a reunion with his two brothers whom he had not seen for 50 years. Stirred when he talked with someone from near home at the picnle. he wrote a letter to the postmaster la Atlantic, la., who forwarded it to Salem, - where his brothers, Fred, 78. and Henry. 74. were living. Upon receiring a reply from his -relatives he lost no time In com ing to Salem, where In addition to his brothers he met a niece, Faye Ann Sherman. Mr.'Fisher left his home In At lantic at the aee of IS with $12 in his pocket. Since that time he had not . been in communication with his relatives. . Nusoms Hosts To Forest Gr overs WACONDA. August Mr. j and Mrs. G. "WV Thurman of For- j est Grove .were recent guests at j the A. W. Nusom home. Opera- i tlons for distilling of peppermint , at his farm near Forest Grove ; will begin the latter part of this month. As soon as harvest is over at the home place, Mr. Thurman and his son-in-law. It. W, Nusom will leave for. Clatskanle where 100 acres of mint will be dis tilled. Thurman said that while the prospects were not so good for the Forest Grove crop he expects a heavy yield of excellent quality oil at Clatskanle. Extra Special Buy h of Ladies New Fall Dresses Very Low ..Price of 13 Friday and Saturday - ONLY . . Satins ... Georgettes . Dresses and Suits Sizes 14 to 50 DlOcb'c Golden Elisle Dtovo Travel Crepes Chiffons Wlkor In this city August K, Jesse Frances Wilcox. Jr.. aged . Sur- vivii hv narents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wilcox of Aumsvuie, ure.; ts sisters. Mrs. K. J. uaua- ghan of Pilot Rock, Oregon, airs. n TT Chambariaia oc Kicaisna, Ore.. Mrs. IL H. Davenport ot Timilai. Ore.. Nina. Dena. Moo- tana and Mauge wiicox. s Aumsvtlle: and two brothers. Asa j and Ror Wilcox both of Aums- vllle. runeral services from the Tfethel ehnrch of Aumsvllle Fri day. August 7, at 1 P- m. Inter ment at Aumsvllle eemetery un der the direction ot ciougn-iar- rlck company. CITY VIEW CEMETERY Established 1803 Tel. 8032 Conveniently Accessible Perpetual care provided for Prices Reasonable 4 TERWIILIGER?S JL ? uisaix nttsjuruas TTS ommaaTrta, Oat Barflea Is T OmM Ttlm ATm Omv Hmmm iUtlcttZt mortal Wi1 Sara A Park Cemetery With Perpetual Care Just ten mlaates from tbe heart of town Qougli-Barnck Co. MORTUARY Phone S1S1 Church at Terry St. M. Clough ' Dr. L.. WL Bar rick . V, T. Golden FLOORWALKER MM-PR1MT SUAVE . . courteous . . . mYiting you to "Step this way. please the advertiment in thU paper are floorwalkert-in'-print. TKey show you the way to merchandise tKat serves your needs, and saves your money. J Do you read these; advertisements every day? Make it a regular habit. Do not skip a day or an ad vertisement, lest some priceless opportunity he lost. Read even the smallest adverisements and the smallest print. Gems of rare worth are often buried where you have to dig for them! Size alone is not an infallible guide to value. . "' ' . i ' . " " '. . . - 1 Read' the advertisements every day, with pencil and paper at hand, to list those things you wish to look up when you start to the stores. It is trite but true that thU method saves time and saves money. L . Vacuum Qeaxters and Floor Wazers to Rent Can MIO, Used Fvaitnre Departaseat 181 H. XUgh . Red tie civcriizrsr.rr.iim Reel -'. than czd heei thtsu - Sly eeeeUl s4eee of