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The OREGON STATESMAN, Saled, Oregon, Saturday Morning. March 5, 1932
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By OLIVE M. DOAK
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STUDIES SERIOUS
Warner Bros. Elslnore
TaAm f!hl Sal a In MThs
Exnrt."
Warner Bros. Capitol
Todav Warner Oland In
"nharlU Chan's Chanca"
- HOLLYWOOD
Today "East of Borneo."
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THE (IRANI)
K-Mn In "Sun-
down Trail."
MILK BILL REPORT
TO BE F
First Degree Murder Com
- plaint Filed - Alter the
; ; Lloyd Eddy Death .
(Continued from pas' I)
pierced the dlaphraim twice and
eat two Inches deep in the liver.
Eroeldlnr has served two terms
In San Qnentln penitentiary tor
second degree burglary, it was I THE. GRAND
while serving the last! term in tne Today Tom Keene In
California institution itnatne oe
came - acaualnted . with -". Archie
Eddy."5: r-:--..- --,
Although Erpeldlngj admits that
ne also was L Implicated in tne
'shooting ot Ji. K. Mills, Albany
nnlfeaman. last Saturday morning.
ha has refused to discuss the
hootlne of Llord Eddy. Ho claims
he does not remember stnsing me
v.aat rirl. the incident which is
Kaiirwi to hare lea u ins iuwi- i a xavoraoie report on wb oi
- i idinance uraiuss tne aisiriouuoa
rr-x. . tiinor hai remembers I at Trash mllV to homes and eat-
iu !. e - - : - l - . . . ... :
of his actions after leaving e tng places to uraae a mug is ex
vaa nftnA he flSrsL is talking pected from the committee on
r to some woman in another house, health and sanitation which held
a f famnhnll and Mrs. u. n. a puouc neanng on me quesuuu
rolran who lire on waller street, a numoer or uaya ago. iuu;wuus
TeooTted that! Erpeldlng entered are that the ordinance will pass
thi- tinman and threatened them the city council.
with his gun. He was arrested by Demand for the ordinance
v i.!T fr street, a block I comes from the dairy interests
r: 7-vii, 1 i who fear that the use of grade C
.ivu. 1 I ill nn,f nn nf tha
demand - f or, grade A milk which
the producers of fresh milk hare
equipped their farms to produce.
Safety of the public health is also
stressed as an important factor be
cause grade C milk does not come
up to the rigid standards required
for grade A milk.
Some of the distributors on tne
other hand hare fought the drdtn-
(Contlnaed from ss I ance? claiming there was a de-
y.t a well-to-ao resiaeoi ui uuu ut
v.nlni nnnntv fltlrl TeDresemeu I auu luai luci ouvutu
themselves as iiu the sneep ousi- i yp y - n
ness too. 'lney got mui u.o. f. . .
thU counfy and by aiiegea ruse
inlcrlpi him to KO WUO mem
AsavMu i
H -kr wVtAs-A nfniipn
mm in uui .wv i r
got from him J30.000 in casn. tiTlteTea DV if SLIT
r. --rHn to the renort. wk
they brought him back to Marlon
county and droppea mm on bouio
, D'";H.r7. are Pleas of i!ot guilty were enter
BOIBrwuoi uiuc mu. In, n P rHaa i.acllont and
f-6 ifS tailKrSWnto! the-de.
..Sihwt Uunct Aurora' SUte bank, who
1 1 , n!r.rr took nlace this week were Indicted on seren
""""i CrZ iVT1929 eonnu of misapplying funds of
1EM HIS KIDNAP
CASE OF ns
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In Aurora Case
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AS exk cue
HIEST JAPHIESE
IS ASSASSIIIATED
AIRLIE. March 4 Pupils of
the eighth grade are busy study-
in for the second group or conn
tr exemption tests that will be
siren soon. Paul uanta is ine
only student who passed the first
group with grades a dots so.
Mr. C E. Tallent of eastern
OTegon Tisited Mrs. George Plonb
Tuesday. They are cousin.
Miss Florence McKIbbeni who
has been visiting at Ballston for
seTeral days has- returned home.
Miss Vare Wendel who has
been attending school at Philo
math this year will corns here this
week-to stay with her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. wenaei
and finish the school year here.
Miss Wendel Is a sophomore and
attended her freshman year here.
The Alrlie Ladles' Aid held Its
regular all day meeting Thurs
day. Lunch was served at noon.
Miss Betty Weinert has been
suffering quite a bit with poison
oak On her race ana arms.
Airlie hizh school plans to put
on a new three-act play in early
April. Books are to be sent for
and practicing will start as soon
as the cast can be picked.
DLangKes Honor
Marion Dramatic
Members at Party
MARIAN. March 4 An en
joyable card party was given
Tuesday night at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Herman DeLangh hon
oring the Marion dramatic club
Three tables of 500 were in play
with high score going to Mrs.
Wayne Barber and consolation to
Marshall Snyder.
At a late hour lunch was serv
ed hr the hostess to the follow
ing ruests. Miss Agnes uonnngw
Mrs. Wayne Barber, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Schermacher and son and
danzhters. Emll. Clara ana wh
ma, Paul Hysler, Lester Colgan
and Marshall Snyder.
The Ladles' Missionary society
TOKYO, Mar. 8 (Saturday)
(AP) Baron Takumn Dan,
has already been Indicated. It was
reported at thw meeting et the Ad :
club yesterday noon.
Manager Carey stated thai he
had Arranged for s special Con-1
stance Bennett feature play in
connection In which Miss Bennett
appears wearing In succession II
modish Parisian gowns. He ftls
announces that. Lorn Meyer, wen-1
inns
n PLEASES
Crescendo elub of Salem high
known organist, who played at the I achooL a croup of serious minded
managing director of the vast I Elslnore under the Guthrie and youthful musicians presented a
Mltsu commercial interests, died Fox management, naa neen secur-1 program of rare aeucacy against
shortly after nooa today from led for a return engagement and I artlstle background Friday
wounds inflicted by an assassin. i wiu nu u uut ujh m m scnooi uuiukiuu.
v . .ii.i.. uu uui k ui r.Mi. ,1 Hiaci: curtain, oiaca iuumuo
lie was aiiac&ou mi- ..... .. . . .i. . . v..v.,..it
m vM i i aa einnnsrs aiscussea mans ana i uihh jmiuw w.b.Biwu.
Btbhd or shot could not I uu """ isjwjwu -
SmeSateS bZ learned from the every merchant ln the city was eo- usually effective lighting effects
. lwS-i operating to make It a big success. I made ot th stage something to
remember,
nlng the road in the vicinity of
the store, where they are tugging
back the bank and moving dirt
across the road to buHd up the
widened grade.
The W. O. W. troupe put on
their minstrel show at the hall
here last night- to a fair-slied
though appreciative) crowd.' . The
quartet and chorus singing as
well as the instrumental trie were
police authorities.
The baron was probably the
foremost figure ln the Japanese
financial world.
Major
The baron was . widely known
among American Business men
with Important Interests In the
far east. He came to this country
In 121 as the leader of a group
of Japanese business men whose
mission was to Improve commer
cial relations between the two
countries.
The house of Mitsui Is by far
the richest business organisation
In the oriental world. It controls
mines, banks, railroads, steam-
Human, But
Only a Dog
A divan at one side of the stage
made the resting place for an or
iental maid. Eleanor Henderson,
who dreamed before her lamp and
called tor the musicians in a pro
gram ot vocal, piano, violin and
'cello numbers.
No applause was allowed until
the full program of 14 numbers
had been completed. This was
anese say "as rich as Mitsui.'
INDEPENDENCE, March 4 rare treat not to have a burst of
Msjor. the large bird dog owned applause Interfere with the effect
br Pearl Hedsrea was Instantly I of mnsle well presented. All
killed when struck by an automo-1 numbers were presented softly
bfle at T:10 Wednesday nfght. He and -delicately which emphasised
was . buried In a spot which had I the effect ot watching the dream
been his playground and his I neonle ot the Oriental maid's
ship lines, factories ana commer- grave was covered with laurel. fancy.
clal houses. Instead of saying I Malor possessed a remarkable I An outstanding number was the
rich AruVAfa11r' tha Jan. 1 XIr an n Inn a- m .... w,A mnalo Tn rf w" whfoh
Mrs. Hedxes wished to sit ln at was written by Bob Read, presi
chair occupied by him. She asked I dent of the Crescendo club, and
the dog to let her have the chair I sung by Miss Helen Benner. The
and he quickly obeyed. After I young composer accompanied.
waiting awhile for her to vacate j Both song and accompaniment
the chair, he started action. He I were a . commendable offering
went to the door and rave the I from inch a youthful musician.
bark used when he wished to go I The program was well attend
outside, but when Mrs. Hedges I ed and given almost breathless at
got up to open the door for him, I tentlon, a tribute to both the pro
he made a rush and Jumped up gram and the type ot audience in
ln the chair and gave his mistress I attendance
a look which seemed to ear. "My I Miss Lena Belle Tartar Is the
turn now". I advisor of this club.
Major could be lying on the
LOW WILL RESlGii
AS STREET CHIEF
(Continued from rat- I)
ldating the office ot city engin
eer and street commissioner butj
possibly combining the offices of floor wlta njg eyee dosed appar-
engineer ana Dunaing inspector. ently asieep. but should Mr. Hed-
wutk. iu B.il mrctj ueyanuiwui. i ges say, "Somebody here has a
on a very modest scale this year dlrty face the dog.g tall would
and counenmen ieei tnat reauc- begin to wag and presently he
tion In staff may be made without WOuid get up and trot out to the
crippling efficiency: I hathrnrmi fnr a rlnth Irant frr tha
At one time It was reported trick. Mr. TTedrea would nlar tha
that Sam Hughes, present conn- game to the fInl,h th. Major by
P. TITO PRESFJIT
PLAT HT FRIT
8COTT3 MILLS. Msr. 4 The
P. T A. is giving a play, "Fin-
espeelally well liked and encored Kerprints , at the LO.O. F.hall
at each appearance. Additional to rJI.df H, l :0.
the program were: Up dance by pn -llarch.il they will
Donald Keeney and a Mack-faee J V uuucr xa9 mu"
soldier skit. I Dle" ot Macleay grange.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Behnke of ..The play Is a three act eomedy.
Florence arrtyed Thursday to a tnree scenes at we Tnorndyke
spend several days as guests of I CMt characters:
their daughter, Mrs. W. R. Dal-1 Hosey Hawks, Raymond Kel
las. Ills a "fingerprint detective":
Mr. and Mrs. Clauds Starenson 1 Ned Thorndyke. Delbert Edwards
ot Eugene, formerly Liberty resl-1 Prt owner of Thorndyke
dents, were visitors here Thurs- rmBcn jimmy ixws naymona uei
day.
PLEDGE 1M0UITY
wran
(Copyright, 1932, the Assoclsted
Press)
HOPEWELL, N. J.. March 4.
An offer to deal directly and confl- aldate, were 1, MlB, Hatel
ucuuaw wnu .u-j maayci, i Hirocr and Mn. Mm CrltM. Aft.
ger his partner: Roger Whitney
Jr:, Chris Herigstad A rich city
aleck; Pamina Thorndyke. Lillian
Magee daughter of Ned; Paul
ette Whitney, Fern Gelger sister
of Roger; Mrs. Roger Whitney Sr.
Virginia Thompson mother of
younger Whitney; Miss Amelia
Thorndyke, Nellie Amundson
Ned's sister, very precise; Mlgnon
M o e a r e, Corrine Moberg the
French maid; Porcelia Pnrdy,
Zella Smith a colored cook.
At the regular meeting of Ivy
Rebekah Lodge No. 101. two can-
cllman. would be made street I -.!. Vi mn irh all tha mntlnna nf
of tSe pTesbyterlau rehoreh 5 At nv.ta,OTer bUt .'"l? This face wIh the cloth
or me rreaojieriau v that hm waa a candidate for the I... li.. ,. .v.
fM. toCn WednSlayaf- i?b. Now he 1. said to be recep- n back and then" VVurn to ?? 10 H-cent price level a. at the ther oarge,Te!r that we will which spresd
. . . i iiti, mrrnn rr AnnAairiAn naa ntkm I . . - . . . i Alt. t w w.fiT nznra. il waa caw i ma, rvm rn minr, in- anv w . v luua, i near.
their blue-eyed son wss made to
day by Colonel and Mrs. Charles
A. Lindbergh.
The appeal, first to bear the
Lindberghs' signatures, read:
"Mrs. Lindbergh and I desire to
make personal contact with the
kidnapers of our child. Our only
interest Is In his Immediate and
safe return. We feel certain that
the kidnapers will realise that this
Interest is strong enough to Jus
tify them In having complete con
fidence and trust in any promise
that we may make in connection
with his return. We urge those
who have the child to send " any
representatives that they desire to
meet a representative of ours who
will be suitable to them at any
time and at any place that they
may designate.
"If this is accepted we promise
that we will keep whatever ar
rangements thst msr be msde by
Five times as much gasoline their representative and ours
has been sold locally at the pres- strictly confidential and we fur-
er lodge a potluck. lunch was
served ln the dining room.
Hugh Magee returned home
Thursday from Hornbrook, Cali
fornia, where he has been working
the past month. being called
home because of the illness of his
son. Dale.
There are many cases of flu in
this vicinity.
BAD FIDE AVERTED
MUCH GASOLINE IS
N SERVICE ST T ON
SOLD AT CUT DATE
HAYESVILLE, Msr. 4 Max
Lytell of the Big Chief store on
the Pacific highway, barely miss
ed having a serious fire Wednes
day. In some way the belt used
on his water system, caugnt lire,
to some rubbish
ternoon ln me rresoytw -------C.Z t,ii I " - - - - - nM,ni1-rtir- ot two of I" ,v ,. ,.t of tha
. i a nnmMr loroyni iw .juuiinuiuu., I nrtlli. I -- i wv.v - --
cunrcn uo. . . mummtmnt. nndarJ' .i". - .. I tha iMdlar dlatrlbuUng compan-UviM
..r. in attpnrtanea ana reoonea r . : . 1 major came leeiiac a noiu . . l .
an Instructive and interesting ses- Low, may he advanced to head or wlth th. Hedges about nine years nere
SwSlTiinenti and a .o- the department. aR0. They4ook him In and he be- LkJSP2f
auv;jo wuvonwu. .vu.v i rjima m. mm ni in ini nonunoia. -
fnr tha council next Monday 1 tt . . t. I nnnal numbers
Weep wk vUUOLAUv vUlliyAii.UU W I
night, the first meeting of th Mr. Hedges on the trips to and The. deluge of gas pump bus
month, or ther mav eo over until I .v. i h Allness Is expected to slacken soon.
w . " . lllViU lira l.liu iwatti fcu - - . 1 . a.aa
the second meeting on March 21. town and always delighted to ride however, as "tomoblle owners
in his master's car
cial hour at the close.
iuw w 1 " ";ithe amount ot $1000 each
searenmg jorj i-The men were also officers ot
months. Boswors Is now said to w willamette ValIey
pe seeaing ""w. ,dan .Xt Mortgage Loan company of Auro-
habeas corpus. Judge Hayden set . ' Indlct.
e.is a -fl r AAA aaah TA KO- ! .
. wors
Four Children on
Waconda Honor Roll
For Class Records
Rev. S. D. Johnson
Will Address Men
Of Turner Church
atiiB.www c " - ment as officers ot that company,
and Border. Thequestlon of . .. .. .
WACONDA. March 4. Miss Ol
ive Manning, teacher at Waconda
ehool. Teoorts that four pupils
are on the honor roll, Anna Mae
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no
SUSP
SALEM I
U6ENE
Jurisdiction is one
esse but Marion county is assum
fftg Jurisdiction on the ground
(hat the overt act wss committed
in this county.)
Tatbott is assuming the ex
pense of bringing Boswors back
to Oregon tor trial.
10 LIFERS IRE
i
; AT STATE'S PRISON
nSU-iW th d under ?1500 each on those Martin and Norma Jean Wright,
factor in ne i . 1. r-hria Malthoff.
King Will Seek
Porters Place
first er&de: Charles aiennou,
third grade, and Evelyn Aspinwall,
sixth grade.
Honorable mention: Fay oren,
Marlon Kelton and Doris Rickets.
(Continued from pass 1)
Members of the commission said
automobile license fee receipts
might be reduced materially this
first grade; Billy Egan, second year through roluntary storage of
j.. -.i ., ivtnn fnnrtb I motor cars.
KTBUe. vuiiuu i 'z
E
MERMEN WILL VIE
The Salem and Eugene high
swimming teams meet at the Sa
lem "Y" tank this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Salem will be minus Win Need-
Al m M I6 . ' . .i t n Urt I Tha; cnTTimlaaton decided to ad-
UIl UOUrr Again gJSotf f Sth Va. and vese for bid. on eight highway ham. holder of the state 220 yard
The republican nomination for
. , a i inns Tor tne Artni i meeuni. fwm. "-
jf-aist, eigBiu p-i -i niaAt ara ISO rard relar. 40 yard
w n ..Uh st Kaon T T fF TX rUF lllKSfl 1UC1UUCU IQSUIiaiilA 4 11V I - - '
county commissioner to succeed LP;ii KiLi,n, f the school mile section of the McMinnvllle- breast stroke. 40. yard free style.
John E. Porter will be sought hy 8lULC ,".n. .nd Tillamook valler lunctlon-Salmon I 40 yard back stroke, 100 yara
H. E. King, rancher of Stlverton 5" Lm3f Gilford Wright, River highway; resurfacing the tree style. 220 freestyle and div-
Continued from cC 1
Clutter. The jury recommended ...4, Porter tour years ago.
life imprisonment. Alter me con- porter, incumbent, is expected
viction uecKieyipieauea buui tu t0 fUe tor the candidacy to sac
the second aegTee muraer 01 uu ceed nrm8elf.
wife. i
route juree. ne ietu oe Known ' w..nmmi: and ciara Faist.
wniie ln the city yesterday, ho od-
talned a form from the county
clerk for filing his declarations ri 1.1
and listing his slogan, and plat- ConTaCl o6f?KI2g
form. He ran unsuccessiuiiy ... srr
Uistncz umce
19.4S mile Port Orford-Euchre tog
creek section ot the Oregon Coast
highway; and macadamizing the
11.08 mile Dillon-Biggs section or
the Columbia River highway.
MEDFORD, Ore., March 4
(AP) Albert W. Reed, 28, of
Denver, was sentenced to life Im
prisonment today for the murder
of Victor Knott, Ashland police
man. Reed was convicted by a
circuit court Jury this week. .
"I am not eullty of this crime,"
Reed said when the court asked
Kentworth Back
In Portland I is
Saying Nothing
PORTLAND. Ore., March 4
(AP) Jack Kentworth, 25, pu-
Earl P. Conrad of Toledo Friday
filed in the state department
his declaration of candidacy
for the republican nomination for
the office of district attorney ot
Lincoln county.
Hl ballot title Teads:
"Enforcement of the law with
due regard to public expense.
A
FASHION
REVUE
TO
FEITUREJPENING
A fashion revue will be held
in connection with the annual
spring opening on the night ot
March 11. The style show will
Evneelists and Mrs. R. F. Smith be held at the Elslnore theatre
neea saia wma w vu rint r.tnmpd h-r- tnnleht .,fi. hoi,- .rrw at th and will start after tne main
?iS?JJf S rSJrt InYte sum- from Falls to face a city Gospel mission over tonight events on the street. Dealers ln
opinion of the court in us sum I ....... x- vnun. r.h... nnoi j n -i .nt- .nn.ai hnth for men and wom
en have been invited to show llv-
v-v . v-a. a t t !" vw a. . . a. a. I 1 Aif m crffA rpftnnnflA
T tftld thSL truth and am I sasen was snoi ana imea ing scbeUied ror Monaay nigm. iing muucu "
b i n was vAAm n sarsa neri v vv scn 1 s i 1 H-i.tataM wa r
nnr trnlltw M I "vvvm awws. j - WDW TiaiVliiR uiimtsici a ou nvia-
Vfc -S
Tonight at the "Y" a triangular
wrestling meet between Mcllinn
vllle high, the Portland T. M. C.
A. and the Salem T. M. C. A. will
be held.
Jack Brentano, noted profes
slonal wrestler, is coach of the
McMinnvllle team. Bieberdorf,
noted Olympic aspirant in the 140
pound weight, will be here from
Portland.
are believed to have filled up most
of available containers. Tester-
day's business was approximate-
Mrs. Lytle, noticing the pres
sure from the faucets wss low. In-,
formed Mr. Lytle, who Immedi
ately Investigated, and discovered
the frre, which was soon extin
guished. Had the blase gone much long
er, the garage in which the sys
tem is located would have caught
fire and thus endangered the resi
dence, store snd gas filling sta
tion. There are a number of "flu"
cases ln the neighborhood. Those
confined to their homes are Mrs.
Leonard Grigg, Mrs. E. L. Moore,
TURNER. Mar. 4 The Metho-
fy 20 per cent ies. than that of dlst Men's Brotherhood willed
earlier days ln the week. It was Its March meeting next Monday
stated at headquarters of anoth- at S p. m. at the church, with
er nromlnent distributor. Kev. a. umow joaB.ua i .u.
" . . a 1 v f jm ahMPn wiian e 1 .
r-Anlartnra rules tne situation, i iHss u moiuuuui and e. M. Bailey,
"Your guess is as good as mine.- as the guest speaker. Other pro- Gestae Campbell Is spending a
Is the answer of distributors' em- gram will be given, to wnicn me few daya at Newport.
ployes to the question of wnen women ana au menus ca
prices will change. "We contem- vlted. Mr. Johnson's subject will
DS men neuuuu iu caat.c
The Ladies' Aid society will
put on a benefit waffle lunch at
the parsonage during the even
ing to which the public Is in
vited. Mrs. L. M. Small, Mrs. M.
Martin and Mrs. W. 9. Burgoyne
are In charge.
A group of girls was organised
this week for Campflre work.
Mrs. J. R. Cox Is leader.
plate no change, yet it might come
tonight." said one.
UOEBTTFAliS
Freshman Glee
Ex-Champs Will
Witness Event
BUYING CHEAP GAS
LIBERTY. March 4 That res
idents of this district and points
south, who can raise the money.
FOG ARTY IN HOSPITAL
CapUln Frank Fogarty of the
Distinguished guests at Fresh
man Glee are Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Miller ot Hood River who
wrote the winning song for Glee
last year.
They both graduated last
spring and have returned to be
observers rather than partici
pants for the first time. Together
avuia, -uw . ' ' I t.-j.i- a v.- tw Cln (lattar
h- tha alrlit of barrels, drums, sanitarium nere, suiwms nuui
n.hr.-i and return in bad atUek of the Influents.- His
trucks, trailers and even on rum- brother. Jack Fogarty, also of the
ble seats Yaqulna bay mariner. Is staying
W W Westenhouse and his at the Bllgh here during his broth-
road crew are Just now busy wid- ers illness.
sie last year and year before last
Mrs. Miller, who was then mere
ly Mary Allen, wrote the words
tor the winning song. Both sre
well known here for their many
campus activities.
cfrcuT Judge . Norton granted f ' d er, will be present from Oregon
..P"?":".1 -t.Xh in Klamath Falls the next day.
tne UOIOUBO V Ua .U wnrh r.fn.o. )n fnlV
iaunviLU, Vwwu vvr ,
about the murder ot Hansen.
file a motion for a new trial.
and Washington pulpits.
The other four men brought to
the penitentiary! last night are:
Ira Summers,! number 12,041,
and W. H. Bowen, number 12,
042, sent np tor three and two
years respectively from Jackson
county, tor burglary not ln a
dwelling. - ' 1 I
- George. Thornton, number 12,
011. and Marvin Coffey, number
12,029, both sentenced to serve
"I am not talking until I have
seen an attorney," he said.
Jobs Provided
For 153263 in
Legion's Drive
OPPOSE RANKIIEAD
WASHINGTON. March 4.
(AP) The contest against elec
tion of Senator John H. Bank
head. Alabama, democrat, culmin
ated today ln a recommendation
from a senate elections sub-com
mittee that his seat be vacated.
GOETZ SPEAKER
SILVERTON, March 4. Robert
NEW YORK. March 4 (AP)
onovear from Harney county on A thousand communities, wag-j svicuiu, aiai-cn vj.
I-' . .7. 7 ' 1 . -!, a-Vinat -.numniovment. Goets, superintendent of SUverton
cnarges ox taicouj. i:-" - . - .. ."' . " ttlla1 ha nnn .fata
today naa proviaea wage earning --o -----
nnaitinna for 1K1.2S1 nersons un- Junior high school conference held
employed -three weeks ago. a oaiem umij auu oiumu 01
The campaign Is tlng conduct- tnis wees. Mr. uoeis was one 01
ed by the American Legion, Its the six principal speakers and had
auxiliary, the American Federa- for his subject. "Tentative Stand
tion of Labor and the Association jards tor various Types 01 junior
Hign schools
Double Egg Not
Novelty ; Local
tt rr T ' I tion ot iaoor ana tne
Hen HaS FeeVe of National Advisers.
The Santa Rosa, Calif., hen that
latd the double egg; heralded In
press services Wednesday ss "the
latest freak ln eggdpm." is nought
but a copy cat and Is In danger
et being charged with plagiarism,
by a Salem hen. Miss Erma WU
sox declared here yesterday. 1
The Salem hen, resident of a
ten at 1250 North Liberty street.
away last January laid a. double
r egg with both Inner and outer
! shells hard. The outer was the
s lie of a goose egg and the Inner,
a good-slied pullet egg. 1 ;
Check ot municipal, justice and
county court records here falls to
reveal any civil complaints ; filed
by the Salem hen but It Is presum
ed cluck-talk on North- Liberty
- street is at white heat over the
' Santa Rosa fowl's grabbing all the
notoriety. -, j-:
. v Too Late to Classify
' ' One snfntits electrto waahr, recondl-
tfoned. Balloon ringsr rolls, guaraa
t td, Itt. HalUt auytrts Co. : r : .
Oas orlvta Woodrow waaher, uaad
twm months. Brlgss-Strattoa 4 cycle
Es engirt. AbMlutalr as vlbraUoa.
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Mickey Moose Matinee
Today 1:30 P. M.
Two years in the jangle to
stage the greatest thrills
since "Trader Horn'
with
ROSE HOBART
CHARLES BICKFORD
Also Paramount Comedy,
News. Mickey Blouse Com
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The Galloping Ghost"
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of your life! ... A
characterization that
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TUESDAY
" EVELYN BRENT
EVALYN KNAPP
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William .Powell!
these humans and half humans!
Not Actors ...
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