The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Wednesday 'Morning. September 16, 193f
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"Local News Briefs
Carriers like ConventionTwo
Salem letter arH
nold and. Frank Baker, wfio re-
i.uruwa sunaay rrom attending
their national rnnntln a.v.
. land, Calif., laat week, said ther
uao. snl&ndld time and, that if
. there was anything the hosts did
. not do - for . the iAWt nf De
tainment, it waa only because of
uonage time. The carriers
were guests for a boat tour of
San Franeiaen . Kv f
ball at . the International flower
aow ax Han Leandro, at the
: oeacnes and numerous nth
ti vltle There were 3 0 1 official
aeiegatea registered. Orer- 200
resolutions were na.KSA? th
conrentlon relative to desired 1m
: prorements - of carriers : working
conaiuons. Mr.vand Mrs. Harmon
Garrett and Mr nr v vnnm
O Nell, who also attended the con
vention.; are exDeeted to return
soon. They have Tee& driving
through southern California aad
me uarretts through Yosemite na
tional park. '
Russ Smith, Center and Church
for tire bargains.
Howe Case Dismissed Motion
to dismiss the divorce suit of Mar
garet Howe vs. Ben H. Howe was
sustained by Judge Gale S Hill
here yesterday when, the defend
ant showed that he had Intro
duced ai divorce action in Astor
ia. , waisop i county, before the
plaintiff ; Introduced ; her etion
hereMni the. suit here Mrs. Howe
egea cruel and Inhuman treat
meat. ; , p , i
Silverton Man Injured Ills
Hand was cut as the result of an
auto (accident which occurred at
- the, intersection of -Liberty and
Division streets Monday, Vt V.
Walford. Silvertod, reported to
police yesterday. Jwalford states
that he was speeding and claims
that the driver of the other! ma
chine did not have the right of
way. . , .
Mrs. IMerce Here Today Mrs.
Walter M." Pierce of La Grande is
expected here today preparatory
to the start Thursday of the for
mal hearing of charges 1 against
President J. a. Landers of the
Oregon Normal school at Mon
mouth. Sh is j chairman of the
committee of investigation. Mrs.
.Pierce is well known in Salem as
Cornelia Marvin. having served
many years as state librarian,
Non-Support Leads to Jail To
answer a charge of non-support.
Harley Keller, .resident of the
north end of the county was taken
to Portland yesterday, by a con
stable. On Instructions from Port
land, he was held In jail here over
night. John Tamer was taken to
Oregon City yesterday to answer
a similar charge. '
Rummage sale FrI. and Sat.
Daughters of V. 367 Court. I
Typing Classes Knlarged I An
extra room at the senior high
school has been fitted up with 1
special desks to accommodate 25
more students In the typing '
courses. The 20 new desks are of
an Improve! type, with swivel
chair and adjustable features. !
Room 1-0 is the new one for typ-
tag. . j
Broom Smashes Window An
employe on a passing ; hopyard
truck stuck a broom handle
through the rear window of the
car of W. F. Browning, S10 South
21st street, while it was parked
downtown Monday night, it was
reported to the police yesterday.
No explanation for the act was of
fered. - . ' - . 'T
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In Veterans Hospital -Arthur
Welch, Salem letter carrier for
, many years, is In the veterans'
hospital , at Portland where he
will undergo a thorough physical
examination to determine the
"Cause of an ailment, which has
caused him to1 be. off duty for the
past month. He is a Spanish-American
war veteran, jj
Staley's Car Hit W. I. Slaley,
271 North Summer street, re-4
ported to the poliae yesterday that
his car was struck, by a machine
driven by C. C. Buxch, Salem, at
a Commercial street intersection,
lie states that little damage was
done to either machine.
Degree of Honor Rummage
Sale Sat. 19th. 415 Ferry St.
. Sails for California Mrs. Mar
' garet A. Bronson, proprietress iof
the Little Lady's store, sailed yes
terday on the S. S. Admiral Far
ragut from Portland for San
, Francisco. She is expected to re
turn here by train Friday, Sep
tember 25. )
Boss is Speaker Dr. Brittan
Ross, pastor of the First Baptist
chnrch at Albany, will hold ser
vices in the First Baptist church
here every evening this week at
7:30 o'clock. Dr. Ross Is a bible
expositor of , wide repute, as well
as a successful pastor. h .
. , Daughter Born A seven and
one-half pound daughter was
born to ' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Le
burn, 1515 N. Commercial at.
Sept 15 at the Henderson Mater
nity home. The child has not yet
been, named.
Promises to DepartWhen he
promised to leave the city yester
day morningr James Geary, who
was arrested and jailed Monday
night on a charge of. being drunk,
was released from the city prison.
Mrs. Wade Recovering Mrs.
Melinda J. Wade, one of Salem's
oldest residents. Is recovering sat
isfactorily from a leg fracture suf
fered last Thursday when she fell
while walking in her yard.
Brooks Mas Recover! n& W. R
Daugherty. Brooks; who under
went an operation for appendicitis
at Salem Deaconess hospital Sun
day night. Is reported as recover
ing satisfactorily.
Accident Driver Fined J. A.
Wilson, Cervallia, who was arrest
ed yesterday following the colli
sion of his car. with one driven by
JM. Cliffords 15 1 Ferry street,
at the intersection of 12th and
Ferry streets, was fined five dol
lars in municipal court for driv
ing on the wrong side of the
street. Wilson claims in his re
port to the Police that he was
forced to the left side of the street
to avoid hitting another machine.
The two cars Involved collided as
dqiq . drivers were tnrnlnr them
toward the curbing In an attempt
to! avoid each other. Damage es
timated at less than 1100 was
aone to eacn machine.
Answer Complaint Answer
to the complaint of E.-T. Loomis
was filed yesterday -in circuit
court by Edward Krleg and the
Commercial 1 Casualty company,
two. of the defendants. Loomis
seeks to collect wages he alleges
are due from a bridre Job on
which he worked, but the defen
dants declare he has been paid in
full and ask that the case be dis
missed.
Meet With Rodman Mem
bers of the i Black Dragons, life
saring corps, will meet at the Y.
M- C- A. at 5 o'clock this after
noon with Judge! George Ross
man, chairman jof Willamette
chapter of the Red Cross, to plan
for their winter activities. These
will include exhibitions of their
work and volunteer service in
teaching people to swim.
Korean Leaves For Eugene
Chi Whan Lee. Korean boy who
graduated from Willamette uni
versity last June, will leavev Sa
lem this morning to go to Eugene
where he will take up graduate
work looking toward his master
of arts degree in psychology, at
the University of Oregon.
Membership Campaign Planned
To plan for the fall member
ship "enrollment" of the Y. M. C.
A.J the committee, of which Paul
B. Wallace is chairman, will meet
at the Y" tomorrow noon. The
campaign will be carried on start
ing the second week in October.
MVMahAn in Albanv Judge
L. H. McMahan will be in Albany
fori the balance of the week hear
ing cases in progress in circuit
court there. The judge said yes
terday that his son was still
gravely ill in Portland.
Motion Heard - Motions and
demurrers ocruDied Judee Gale S.
Hill yesterday morning in circuit
court here. In the afternoon "he
granted two default divorce de
crees.
Shoemaker to Idaho Rev. B.
Shoemaker of the Court Street
Christian church wa3 called to
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, to conduct
friend's funeral service Tburs-
day. He will return Saturday.
Alien Recovering -Paul Allen,
who underwent a minor operation
at the Salem General hospital yes
terday morning, is reported recov
ering rapidly. !
Merla: Goes ' to Idaho J. H.
Mertz, Waller street; has gone to
Idaho on a business ' trip. He will
be away for several weeks.
HOUSE Mi
JIT
I W. C. A. RESIGNS
Mrs. Vincent Leaving;! Task
Of Girls' Work Leader
s Also Vacated
Resignations of Mrs. Jennie C.
Vincent as house : mother and
Mrs. J. E. BUnkhorn as chairman
of : the : girls' work committee
were announced at the first, fall
meeting oT the official board of
the Y. W. C. A., held Tuesday
morning at the association build
ing. . i ; .
Th board ArnrnannH rnmt at
both resignations, but particular
ly that of Mrs. Vincent, who has
served as house mother for more
than two years. She will remain
on until the executive committee
finds a suitable successor, j
" Names of two new members
were presented by ; Mrs. w. D.
" five ficres Hurneti Five! acres
of grass were burned overi by a
Ur& on the Liberty road near the
entrance to Selcrest Memorial
park yesterday afternoon. The
Salem fire department dispatched
a chemical trick to the scene
when it was reported that three
houses were endangered. The
firemen reported that the houses
were not meniced and that no
serious damage! was done. A few
walnut trees were singed, i
Mothers to
mothers of Y.
board members
ner for boys o;
Obituary
I.eonnig
In this city, Sept. 5, Waymon
Leonnig, age 10 years, beloved
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Leon
nig of Tillamook, Ore. Remains to
be forwarded tol Baker' for funeral
services and interment by the Sa
lem Mortuary,; 545 1 N. Capitol
street. , j
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"w -Dr. Chan Lara
I Chinese Medicine
1 180 N. Commercial
.'xZt St.. Sal m
- j Office Unrs
;jresdy and Sator
' day 3 to 5:0
; Scholz
In this city, Sept. 14. Mrs. Elis
abeth Scholz, aged 42. Survived
by widower, H. R. Scholt of Sa
lem; parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Nickel of Friend, Nebr.; five sis
ters, Mrs. Emma Ross, M rs. Min
nie Larson, Marie, Caroline ana
Ruthi Nickel; and two brothers,
Georgo and William Nickel, ay of
Nebranka. Funeral services from
the Christ Lutheran church, 18th
and State street. Saturday, Sept.
19 at 2 p. m.f Rev. Amos Minne
man officiating.: Interment in the
City View cemetery under the di
rection Of Clough-Barrick com
pany. '
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non
-; seat
Uodrately
) . Priced
JA Park Gemetery
With Perpetual Care
Just ten minutes from the
' i heart of town
ERWILLIGER'S
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779 CkaiMkate. I XiL
Oar Swric Is rMaal
Oar rriets An SatioasVU
Ow Rn is Modra
I CITY VIEW
Established 1803
CEMETERY
rTel. 8052
1 Conveniently Accessible
Perpetual care provided for
Prices Reasonable
1 Clough-Barrick Co.
i MORTUARY
A. M. Clongh r
i l Dr. L. E. Barrlck
; I V. T. Golden
Phone 5151
Church at Ferry St,
jEntertain The
M. C. A. junior
will prepare a din-
the Cadet group.
nine to 10 years old. at the "Y"
on Thursday evening, September
24. It is planned to have the moth
ers put on these dinners for the
other 'Y" groups at their fall get
together meetings.
Masons Celebrate The 1 65 th
anniversary of ; the Masonic lodge
at Jefferson was celebrated last
Saturday said H. D. Mars, editor
of the Jefferson Review, when
he was in town this week, j One
of his tasks in conjunction : with
the I anniversary was to go over
the records aad to invite to the
affair many of the old-time mem
bers, j ' H; ;
Wallaces Entertain Board
Members of the Y. M. C. A. board
of directors and their wives will
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
B. Wallace at their farm on Wal
lace road next! Sunday afternoon.
They will hold a conference to
plan for the coming fall and win
ter activities of the association.
Dance and Dine at Rose Cafe,
222 N. Com!. Open Monday,
Sept. 21st at $ p.m.
Seeks $1317 Judgment Suit
to foreclose a mortgage note of
$1317 held by David Korb
against Mae E. and Rich L. ;Rel-
man was begun yesterday in cir
cuit court here. Face of the note
together with Interest and costs
is sought in the action.
To be Repeated The presenta
tion of the dramatic murder trial.
"Who Killed Earl WrightC": will
be repeated at the First Presby
terian church Sunday night with a
new cast of 2$ local people. The
drama was presented at the First
Methodist church last Sunday.
Plan Fall Schedule Members
of the Y. M. C. A. physical com
mittee, headed by Dr. R. Lee
Wood, will meet at the Spa to
morrow noon to organize the fall
schedule 6f gym and swimming
classes.
- Circle Saturday The First
Spiritualist church will hold a
circle! Saturday night at the home
ot George Stoddard, 1420 North
Fourth streetj Mrs. Schwedel will
be message bearer. i i
Returns to Work A. F. Chris
tensen, with the Standard; Oil
company, has returned from a two
weeks' vacation spent at the Ore
gon beaches.
Speeder Fined Jean A. Run
sehl yesterday was fined five dol-
municipal eoutt records.
Clarke, chairman of the "member
ship committee;' they were Mrs.
j. it. simonas ana ur. Mary c.
liowiand. ! '. i
Mrs. . Clark roortd Out
plans will b. completed -soon for
the fall meeting sponsored by
the membership denartment. and
Mrs. Milton Meyer, chairman of
-tne social committee, said plans
would also i materialize soon for
an' affair sponsored by that com
mittee, - . ,
Mrs. Frank "Brown and -Mrs.
C. S. Hamilton were appointed by
Mrs. William McGllchrlst Jr.,
president, on tho nominating
committees to propose names for
the seven new board members to
be elected in December.
Mrs. Kirk Tells
of New York Office
Mrs. W. E. Kirk led devotions
and also gave a talk on the New
York office and the local groups
relationship to the national or
ganization. Mrs. Elisabeth. Gal-
laher. secretary, told of the
camps conducted . during the
summer, of conference and other
summer work, and also of plans
for the future.
Miss Alida J. Bigelow, field
representative for the Red Cross,
was present with Miss - Flora
Boesen, local Red Cross secre
tary. Following the luncheon
Miss Bigelow gave a talk on work
of her order.
Plans for the October meet
ing of the board were outlined.
At this meeting each board mem
ber will entertain one Girl Re
serve advisor, and plans will be
made for observance of the 50th
anniversary of the girls' work
department of the association.
The anniversary period comes
from November -1 to 7.
mUGTIOM
Sale
Furniture
Next
Friday-4-1 :30 P.M.
1102 Mas SU West Salem
1 Block West Xlngweod Gas
. Station
Following is! nly partial list
K. C A- EtoeMe radio, almost
new; all green enamel Lang
Bnffwood ring; tables, dln
ing room, Bring room and
bedroom furniture, beater,
small wod ranse. baby cribs.
White Rotary electric sewing
machine, in tact a lot of good
fmmltar that gees to famish
4 or I room.
NOTE
Ala there WOt be nm fore
closure furniture on sals sent
ia by local loan company.
No Reserra
Don't mta this sal if yo
need furniture.
TimeNext Friday
"Buss?' Woodry
is tha
Auctioneer
rbone ZW8 1 I30f 'Court SL
See sae about yow farm and
dry sales '
Cask paid for nsed fnrnltart
,,T Portland 55c
JUACC3 To Eugene 75c
Depot Bligh Hotel
Independent Stage Co.
. TcL 9121
Will Case is on
Again Thursday
- Case of the three nieces of
George J. Moore, deceased;
against other alleged heirs of the
eccentric old widower will be re-
BAPTISTS COIN
MIE MEET
III
Central Willamette Group
To Convene Friday , in
Yamhill County Seat
Tha Calvary Baptist church
here will bo well represented at
the meeting ot the Central Wil
lamette association to be held in
McMlnnrille all day Friday. Sep
tember 18. ':-..., The a-atherin will
open at i o'clock that .morning,.
and close in the evening with an
address by Marshall Dana of Port
land. ' - .
Rev, W. Earl Cochran of th
Calvary church here will preach
tho 1 1 o'clock sermon that niorn-
f 1 ;
snmed here before Judge Gale S.
Hill tomorrow Instead of today as
was previously announced. The
judge will be in Albany for court
work today and cannot Tesumo
the case this morning. Hearings
began last week. The r sum of
money involved is estimated to
be between $50,000 and $100,
000. ! . - .
ing. Preceding Dana's address at
night, the W. W. O. will give a
pageant and a short concert will
be offered , by tha McMlnuvllle
choir ' J M j i -
An outstanding feature of the
associational gathering will be' the
presence ot tho "covered wagon.
a vehicle: which is traveling over
the country and which is attend
ing all -.association meetings in
Oregon this fall. Tho "covered
wagon" Is in i observance of tho
hundredth anniversary of the mis-'
sionary society of the Baptist
church. -
Delegates from; the, Calvary
church are W. T. JenksjMiss Mlna
Gile, Mrs. K. H. Pickens. Mrs.
lids Bingenheimer, Mrs. E. G.j
Ross and Miss Era Cochran, the
latter representing tha young peo-
pJav- 5 ' f ' i. i
Mrs. O.: H. Pickens of Salem is
director of women's work for the
association. ' ' .
Dairymen Will ;
Gather Monday
Tha regular! monthly ' meeting
Of the members of the Dairy Co
operative association will be held
next Monday evening in the rooms
of the Salem chamber of com
merce, according to notice-sent
out by R. W; Clarke, f ieldman
for the Marion and Polk ; county
districts, t All f members iof the
association in the Sajera district
are urged to attend as several
points of Interest to dairymen
will be passed on and may have a
bearing on the ' price situation.
Tho meetings are held regularly
the third Monday! of each month.
DR. B. H. WHITE
OSTEOPATHIC '
PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON
Charges .Suitable to Present
Times '
Night and Day Calls
External Cancer Removed
with MedUcine at Your
. Home i
Office, S55;N, Capitol St.
Phone 5036 i, - Salem, Ore.
Home and Real EsteW gg. i
Public AuaioN
Thursday, Next5 September 17th .
Time 1:30 P. Mj "
location 480 N. ?4th Street
j Consisting of. . j . r;
Good S rooaned t story home with built-Ins. fireplace, sleeping
porch, back and front porches, full cement basement, laundry tabs,
electric lights, bath and toilet, pnved streets and sidewalks lawn,
shrubbery, fruit, garage, lot 50x200 feet. Also extra lot 50x200 feet,
2 too IV acres adjoining which would make a fine chicken and rab
bit park. This property joins the state property, i Well located and
will make some one a real fine home or investment. It cost the
owner $7,000 and he; says he Is wiling to sacrifice as he does not
live m Salem. To be said cn terms $1500 ca&hi balance '$23 per
monin at v interest. John Noud, owner. ; .
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Schaefer's
drug store'
135 K. Coiu'l . Iial 5i7
Card Tables and
Chairs to Rent
Cll 9010, Used Furniture
- Department
151 North High
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