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The OREGON. STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Wednesday Morning, October 7, 1931
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T nrl NpWc Rvfc ! JUDD AGAIN HEADS
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Sewing Work Varied - ; Work j
undertaken at the sewing class
at the senior high school . last
night .was varied, -with the : six
class members beginning as many
different project. These Includ
ed . small , hoy's trousers, l wool
dress.' silk dress, house dress,
making over and - altering of
housa dresses. The Wednesday
and f Thnrsday evening classes,
which had been , previously- re
ported postponed on account, of
the Illness of Mrs. Edna Reid.
the Instructor, will be held- as
usual, T. T. Macken xie, vocation
al director for Salem public
schools, announced yesterday.
Another instructor has been se
cured. ' '".'j, ; b.. i' j I
Riisa Smith, Center and Church
for tire bargains.' ; '
Wood Obstructs Vision Two
motorists reporting j..an accident
to the police blamed .the collision
on T woodpile ;whieh obstructed
their viewer The two cars, oper
ated I by A. J. ArneU, 2263 State
street, and R. B. , Boise. 643
Court, came together yesterday
at the Intersection of 14th and
Mill istreets. Isaac Boayear, at
tendant at the state hospital, re
ported . that his machine was in
volved in a crash with one oper
ated i by Wllmot Getty, Hazeldorf
apartments, at 17th and Ferry
streets, r . -, j . .
Dragons Meet Today " t The
Black Dragons, T. M. C. A.-r 2d
Cross llfesaving corps, will meet
for - !a combined business and
TinrtifB session this afternoon at
th Y. M. C. A. At
this time plans will be made for
rfvlnkr exhibitions of their; work
and members appointed to take
rharre of them. Charles Gill is
president of the group.
Injunction Judge L. H. Mc
Mahan has granted a plea for an
Injunction made by Elizabeth
Cooke and Stella Matschiner
against the state land board. The
order! restrains the board from
leasing certain lands and natural
.MFAiinn. thereto belonging to
plaintiffs, according to their al
legation.
We' are receiving daily, straight
sawdust by the car load and can
supply our customers who for
merly: used coarse or resaw saw
dust. Cha. K. Spaulding Logging
Co. Phone 4118.
Bridge to Open The South
High I street bridge, which ha3
been closed for over two weeks
for repairs, will be opened to
traffic tomorrow, Hugh Roger?,
city engineer, announced yester
day. ! The bridge was closed re
cently after Rogers discovered
that It was unsafe on account M
rotted pilings.
philomath People Ieave Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Seedenburg;; ho
visited at the A- F. Homyer
home, S7 Thompson avenue,
during the last days of the state
fair, have returned home. i Mr.
Seedenburg is engaged !: Jhe
contracting i business -at Philo
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- Amend Case The state, In
connection , with suit brought by
Marie C Amend, has cited Theo
dore C. Amend to appear in cir
cuit tourt October 20 to show
cause why he has not paid attor
ney's1 fees, temporary support
money and funds to prosecute
suit, as previously ordered.
Held in Marshfield Preston
- Hale lis being held in Marshfield
where he was arrested on a war
rant issued by Justice, of the
Peace Miller. Hayden. charging
him with non-support. He is ex
pected to be returned to Salem
Thursday. . i
E O. rummage sale, 512
st! Oct. 9. 10. 1
P.
State
a.iiioatJnns Application to
place I on trial docket have been
made In the cases of Ralph Chaves
vs.' Beryl Shedeekrand Frank H.
Shedeck; and H. .-..WhIta B
others against Henry Girod and
James A. Kapphahn.
Crescendo Tryouts Called
Trrouts for membership In j Cre
scendo club, high school musical
society, will be held in room 4 A
at 15 o'clock this afternoon.
Sixteen boys and ; girls have
signed up to try out
! Non-Support Charged A. T.
Matlock was released upon Ms
own recognisance Tuesday after
having appeared In a preliminary
searing in justice court on a
charge of non-support. His case
will ' be continued. 1 r
Hess Guardian ff- J. Hess has
been appointed guardian of Rich
ard Hess, minor, and Alice
Page E. L. Crawford and Irene
Roembildt have been named ap
praisers of the estate,, estimated
at $700. ! i
-Starts Culvert Philip Fischer,
county bridge builder, is working
on a concrete box culvert On a
county road at Monitor. Construc
tion will take about 10 days.;
Failed to Stop I Etno Fukal
pleaded gnilty and was i fined SI
and costs, which he paid, in Jus
tice court Tuesday for ffl"n
stop before entering a highway.
In Portland Mr. and Mrs. C.
t iMrsnn and son, "Dale; i 230
Kast Washington street, drove to
Portland yesterday on a pleasure
trip.! . . :;' ;
Foreclosure Decree of fore
closure has been entered In j suit
of intermountalit Building J and
L4an assoeiation vs. Ora F. licln-
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j Births ; j
Hopkins To Mr. and Mrsv C.
u Hntikins of Aurora, an S
lb. boy, born Sunday night at
tbe Bungalow Maternity noma.
DR. B. H. WHITE
- ' Vlght and Day Calls i
External Cancer i Removed
with medicine. ;
Office. S33 If. Capitol St
Phone BOM - Salem, Ore.
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Curtis Goes South Dr. Fran
cis D. Curtis, University of Mich
igan educator, who was the' main
speaker at the Marion county
teachers' institute held here Mon
day! and Tuesday, left yesterday
to go to the .University of Oregon
at - Eugene. He was. to address
faculty members "" and graduate
students at the state university
last! night. After speaking at
Heppner . on Thursday night and
at Baker on Friday,. Dr. Curtis
will go to Palo Alto, Calif., where
he will do writing and research
work at Stanford university.
Bicycle Smashed - Rex Wirt,
1470 Walker street, reported to
the police that a woman motorist
from Brooks backed her car into
his, bicycle, on State street yes
terday, smashing the front wheel,
then drove away without offering
the l boy any assistance. A by
stander who saw the affair ob
tained the license number of the
car lor yoang Wirt, who was un
injured. t ? j
Walnut drying-receiving station
down town. Sacks and tags fur
nished free. Enjoy properly wash
ed and, dried walnuts, this winter.
Pearcy & Long, 545 Chemeketa.
Wants Speed "What you do
ing?" a reporter asked Hedda
Swart, county engineer, as he
stood dropping papers on a huge
pile of waste. 'Tm cleaning out
these cupboards so I can get to
the records in less than four sec
onds," was the quick answer. The
county engineer prides himself on
keeping his county records in
ship-shape.
Scout Sleeting Postponed The
monthly meeting of the council of
Cascade Area, Boy Scouts of
America, scheduled for tonight,
has been indefinitely postponed.
A. C. Haag, president,' said yester
day. The regular council sessions
will not he resumed until after the
Willamette-Columbia night, foot
ball game, on Friday, October 15,
which the council Is promoting.
Insurance Sleet Called Mem
bers of ' the Salem Insurance
Agents' union will meet Friday
noon, the second session of the
fall season. A plan of board place
ment of Insurance will be further
discussed. The local group is
seeking to handle large insurance
policies which now are sold by
outside agents.
Young lady desires lady com
panion on motor-trip to San
Francisco or Los Angeles. Ref
erences. Tel. 138F3.
- ' Order to Sell In connection
with liquidation of the State Bank
of Hubbard, permission has been
granted for the. examiner to sell
Frye Investment company and
town of Lakeview bonds; and also
to sell at discount of $175 a note
to John Smotnisky.
Appraisers' Named Lawrence
M. Scholl. R. C. Pointer and H. C.
Mack are named appraisers of es
tate of Anna M. Christen in a pro
bate i order yesterday. Arnold
Christen is administrator of the
estatealued at 36,000. "
, Second " Fire Yesterday The
second fire reported In the city
this month was extinguished by
the fire department last night.
Life the first fire, Sunday, this
was only a chimney fire, at 1975
East Nob Hill street.
Attached Writ has been filed
with the county clerk showing at
tachment of property of the de
fendant in connection with suit of
Dartlett Cole vs. Charles R. ,Ar-
cherd.
"Society Will Meet The Wom
en's Missionary society of the
First ' Christian "church will meet
In the church, parlors, Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30. A full attend
ance is requested.
Substitute Appointed Order in
probate court names Lillian Fra
iler administratrix of estate of
Mary E. U. Wooton, replacing
Swain L. Frazier, who died last
August.
Approved The semi-annual ac
count of Ed R. Adams, as guard
ian of Myrtle Olive Borgen. minor,
has been approved by the probate
court.
Visits Mrs. Brooks Mrs. Har
riet S. Myers of Portland is spend
ing several days here visiting Mrs.
Mildred R. Brooks, county record
er. Mrs. Myers lives in Portland.
Marria'ge License Albert Rid
er, 50, Oregon City fireman, and
Marie Oosterneer, Portland, were
issued a marriage license here
yesterday.
Gelswcin la Charge Fred Gel-
swein has been appointed admin
istrator of the $800 estate of Aug
ust Geiswein.
Hearing Postponed Hearing
on imai account or James a.
Gwinn has been continued until
Tuesday, October 20.
Salcca'
.To Portland 55c
To Eugene 75c
i Depot, Cligh Hotel
Independent Stage' Co;
Tel. 0121
Dr. Chan Lam
Chinese Medicine
180 N. Conmercial
SLt Salim
Office bMirs
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ri Vuemdmy and Satur
day a to S:SO '!.
Invalid Chairs
to Rent
Call MIO, Used Furwlt ere
DepartmenJ
151 North High
LIBERTY
Walnuts and i Potatoes Be
ing Harvested;lHome
Folk Handle Jobs
LIBERTY. Oct. C The annual
election of officers for the Sunday
school were held Sunday morn
ing. AH officers were reelected as
follows: P.I G. Jadd, superinten
dent: Roy TarrandJ assistant su
perintendent; Wilms We ten
house, secretary-treasurer; and
Pearl Scottj pianist. . !
Picking walnuts and digging
potatoes is under way ih this dis
trict at present, though there Is
not a great deal of outside labor
being employed at either.
Mrs. Charles Ruggles. her sis
ter, Mrs. Earl Woods and their
mother, Mrs. Crawford left Mon
day for a trip to Los Angeles.
They expect to be gone a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevt Crockett of
Portland were week end guests
at the home of Mr. ar 1 Mrs. W.
Olden.' Upon leaving for their
home. Mr. and Mrs. Crockett were
accompanied by their small
daughter who has been . visiting
her grandparents, i Mr. i and Mrs.
Olden for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wise and son
of Portland! and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Weldmeyer pf West Salem
and little sop Harry Jr., were Sun-
day visitors
and Mrs. P.
at the. home oi Mr.
G. Judd.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Fi Farr of The
Dalles spent last week at the
home of Mr. and! Mrs. Fred
Browning and attended the fair.
Mrs. Farr Is a sister of Mrs.
Browning's, i I
Mrs. Mathilda Oakman left Fri
day for Minneapolis, Minn., to be.
at the bed3ide of her father, who
is seriously in.
Six divorce cases came -before
Judge Gale S. Hill yesterday, and
in each instance divorce was
, I Boggs I
In this city October 4, Mary
Boggs, 54. Sister of Rev. Exra
Maurer of ! Bellingham. Wash.,
and Catherine Maurer of San
Francisco. Funeral services Wed
nesday, October 7, at 3 p. m.
from-the chapel of W. T. Rigdon
and Son, Rev. Poling officiating.
Interment Clewview cemetery.
Fortune ;
In this city October; 4 Charles
Fortune 65. Survived by one
brother, Edward of Newport. Fu
neral services from ithe Clough
Barrick, chapel Wedneaday, Octo-
per i, at z p. m., j ev aiuub
Mlnneman officiating.
I. O.O. F. cemetery.
Interment
Bright
At the residence. tl50 Third
St., West Salem, October 5, Wil
liam M. Bright, 7 3. Survived by
son, Dan O. Bright of Salem;
daughter, Mrs. Mabelj Wood of
Salem, and Mrs. Claudine Sim
mons of Houston. Texas; grand
daughters, Mrs. Waneta creasy
and Miss Bernic Wood, Salem;
great grandson, Donald Creasy.
Funeral 'services Wednesday, Oc
tober 7, at J.:30 p. m. from the
chapel of W. T. RIgdoh and Son.
Rev. Hueb B. Fouke. Jr., oin-
Hatlnr. Interment IJ O. O. P.
cemetery.
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Moderately
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A Park Cemetery
With Perpetual Care
Just ten minuted ; from the
heart of town
CITY VIEW CEMETERY
Established I 1803 i i TeL 8052
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Conveniently Accessible
Perpetual care provided for
Prices Reasonable
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness
and Ticklish Throats
vanish over night under
the soothing influence of
Schaef ers ;
Throat and Lung :
Balsam
made of scientifically com
pounded ingredients long rec
ognised : by medical authorities
as of Inestimable i -value in
coughs and colds, etc. - -
Made in oar own laboratory
Harmless and may be taken
by children without any had
effects.' M
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50C and S1.00 bottles
K. -j only at;;
Schaefer's
DRUG STORE
185 X. CoWl i Dial 5107
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SIX DIVORCES ARE !
GRAHTED 10 COURT
Obituary
IT'S COTTON CURRENCY HERE
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This lanky cotton-grower of "six miles northwest of Lost Mountain,
doesn't rive' a hang- how many countries abandon the gold standard.
His standard is fresh-ginned cotton. The grower's "cotton !currency,,
in the form of three bales of cotton hauled to Atlanta, Ga., by an ox
cart, was brought to the city in answer to a department store's offer
to accept the fluffy commodity in exchange for merchandise. The
cotton-grower. J. L. Ellison (right) , is shown negotiating with Walter
. Rich (left).
granted.
In case of Jane Sharp vs. Frank
W. Sharp, she was restored her
maiden name, Jane McCIary. .
Each party was awarded care
of one of the two minor children
in action brought by Gladys Suth
erland against H. C. Sutherland,
. he of the boy and she of the girl.
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was
force from Charles A. Duncan, but
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he was given custody of their two
minor children.
Ruth Barnett was given divorce
from Kenneth B. Barnett, and
care and custody of their two
minor girls.
Markrit Weiiel was granted di
vorce from Jacob Welzel.
- Divorce was also allowed In suit
of Levi Cogswell vs.. Katie Cogswell.
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Duncan Conducts Ceremon
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For the Women
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SILVERTON, Oct, Attract
ing considerable attention J Mon
day night was the Installation of
officers for both the American Le
gion and Its auxiliary at Sllverton,
Guests and members were present
from out-lying districts; . ,
George Duncan of Start on, dis
trict commander. Installed the Le
gion, officers. Those taking! their
poets .were commander,! Dr. A. J.
McCannell; vice commander, Har
ry Riches; Finance officer,-Roy
Davenport ; adjutant. Harry Wil
son. The new finance committee
members are Ernest Starr, ML; F.
Conrad and L. F. Tucker, iff
- Ms. A. J. Tltusacted as Install
ing of fleer for the auxiliary and
installed the following: president,'
Mrs. Harry Wilson J vice presi
dent, Mrs. Glenn Kirkwood'ot Mo-
lalla; 2nd vice president, i Mrs.
Eva -Humphry, of Stay ton; secre
tary, Mrs. George Manolis; treas
urer, Mrs. AUie Heidenstrom;
sergeant at arms, Mrs.; Clatee Jar
vis; chaplain. Miss Billie John
son; historian, Mrs. E. E. Jackr
son of Molalla; executive, com
mittee, Mrs. Heidenstrom, Mrs.
Del Barber and Mrs. A. J. McCan
nell. i ; j - -i
' Mrs. A. J. Titus presented the
past president, Mrs. Heidenstrom
with the past president pin. Mrs.
Heidenstrom in turn : presented
Mrs. Titns and Mrs, Wilson each
with a bouquet. i i ' y
Following the Installations ev
eryone retired to the dining rooms
where a Joint supper was enjoyed.
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. LIBERTY, Oct Mrs. Anna
Robblns has received word of the
birth of a son Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. Richard
Strife of Eugene.
Mrs1. Strife wilt be remembefed as
Wahda Jean jHaberly and1 for
merly made her home with, her
aunt, Mrs. Robblns, This Is the
second son In the 8trite "home.
Word was alsol received announc
ing the birth of a daughter Satur
day to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore El
llngham of : Yakima. Mrs. Elling
hant will be remembered' as Miss
Kitty W'alker. Dr. and Mrs. Walk
er have been with their daughter
for ithe past ' month; ! I
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volvinr allepAri ' hrpach of loeerinr
contract. ; will go ,to the Jury this
morning. It j pas .occupied two
daya already InNMrcuit court. A
largj number of ; witnesses bare
been called on both sides.' 'r
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An inter-fraternity t o u n c 1 1
meeting of the Willamette frat
houses was held at the Alpha Psi
Delta Tresday night at which
time the question of national fra
ternities and Other regular busi
ness, was discussed.;
The chances are. good, it was
learned, to get permission from
the board of control of the nnl--versity
to' petition for natlone's.
However the fact was brought
out that new buildings and other
new arrangements would be ne
cessary if , nationals were intro
duced, j ' "
.-It was hdted with satisfaction
that rushing went off smoothly
and i without any: unnecessary
friction between the houses. A
plan was promulgated by which
a selected group of men from
each fraternity would be allowed
to ;go onto the campus during
freshman days and help the en
tering students register. A small
er than ; usual percentage of
freshmen have Joined fraternities
this year; due to. larger enroll
ment, lack of funds and the num
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