The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Mo ml nsr, March 10, 1932 V 'L-iocal News Briefs WIDTT IS URGED i- mm . : : 1 Tn ri TPn nmr u tiii I tti riiibt Nine Pupil Perfect Nine of the S J JhlgHi school freshmen ex-, amined at the ccunty health unit yesterday were f ound to be in per fect physical! condition. Seventeen were In need; of attention, most of them of a dentist. Remedy of den tal defects Is considered more im portant In children of high school age because they, hare their per manent teeth, whereas the grade school pupils do not. Yesterday's clinie concluded examination of the new freshmen and entrants at the high school. 5 , , :;, Spa made Easter eggs are class. Estate la 3T0O The estate of Emma J. Bassett, deceased, lias an estimated value of 13700, probate - papers filed yesterday with County Judge Siegmund reveal. She was - 84 years of age when she died February 28 at Bend. There are Iflve heirs. Mrs. Maybelle Turner will be executrix of the will. I. P. Aldrich, Chester Cox and Roy Bur ton hare, been named appraisers. One cent sale now at Capital Drus store. . TAriMtrlmuire Instituted Fore closure of a mortgage for 1 1200, abW. 838 of which has been paid, was begun in circuit court Tues- iiaT tav the State savings ana Loan association. Defendants named are Elenora and Bernard s. Zlellnski and Elenora Girard. Interest from April 15, 1931, at eight per cent, Is asked. Spa made, Easter eggs are pure. Many After Jobs ?Many candi dates for work appeared Tuesday at the Oregon Pulp and paper company's plant here seeking lobs. Announcement was made the same morning in The States man that 50 men were working an extra day on the glassine paper machines to fulfill heavy orders. No new men, however. are being taken on at the plant. One cent sale now at Capital Drug store, Senior Have Program The senior class meeting, program to day immediately after the noon hour will consist of a SO-minute talk on Russia by Professor J. c Nelson, a tumbling act. and a song and dance act by Rosalie Nnabaum and Louise uramer, Onlr routine business will be handled, according- to President Paul Hauser. Spa made Easter eggs are safe. Fallon Sentenced A fine of 8500 and a Jail sentence of six months were levied against Frank Fallon here Wednesday when he was haled into court charred with, transporting intoxl eating liquor. Fallon was released from the Oregon state peniten tiary two months ago. Since that time he has been twice arrestea For sale or trade, stock of grocer ies. furniture and fixtures at Rockaway, Ore. Will consider city or suburban property. Phone 6135. To Announce Debaters - De bate teams which will participate . in the first inter-district Inter Fla la 60 Per cent Sixteen of the 28 eases of communicable dis ase reported In Marlon county last week were Influenza patients, the tefday. Only 50 per cent of the I Large ueieyaiiun UUHIC5 lu SSTSJ? SE Solicit his Candidacy eases were: Whooping cough five. ! chickenpox three, and smallpox, j tuberculosis, - pneumonia and mumps, one each. '"' Against Hawley fConilnnHt from PfK It" annnorter of Mott or anr other Salt rising bread. The old fash- candidate for congressional hon- loned kind. Fresh every Saturday ors. at Benson's Bakery, 264 N. Com- -"i have many friends In all po- merclal. ' Iitlcal factions" Governor Meier Ralph Campbell Same Little r'wllil'i?. rf Ur.r.i1,u'.4 nr change was noted yesterday In the Ulm t0 pog,, sute Treasurer w npu v.uipuBU, n. H6ljnlB j tne primaries. McGii- who suffered a fractured skull on ,hri, ..m h w interMtAd and Monday as the result of being would declde wnat he won.d do i a ira1?' enaania " within the next week. wmameiie sanatorium Teponea Floyd Cookf eh&irman of the last night. He had not yet re- republican state central commlt- guinea conscigasuess. ,- i t tho citv Yesterday. Iz- Want Land Returned Claim- ? the y". p3"t!f 1,5fj?fil hnMt... 7 ...... a i.-'i .j i here. Coming Events ; March 10-10 Oregon' state basketball tonraament. April 7 Third District; conference of. State Federa-.' tion of : Women's, clubs, all-; day session at Salem Worn-! an's clubhouse; Salem Worn' an's dab, hostess.', v , April 11 Grand chapter,"' Royal Arch Masons. April 12 Grand council. Royal and Select Masons. . April IS Grand romman dery, Knights Templar. April 15-21 North Pacif ic district assembly. Church of the Naiarene. April 24 Salem district Institute, Evangelical church. MayS-S Younic People's and Women's Missionary State society. Free Metho dist chnrch. . ' holding 27 acres of land and re- A report was current In the city fusing to give up possession. .Ji...i. tr x TT..r fhrla or, tr,, lll.t,..! I JCTicuajr mm. v. , ---- m mkj m, sua .avatUVV U1VUOVI WU A WxU was being groomed to oppose Mar- daT, s 'nelrcuit court Lnan Daa Portland newspaper man, for the democratic nomlna i tion as United States senator. asking that Jessie Barkus be dis possessed of the property. Schults trio concert Woman's club bldg. Saturday, March 12th, 8:30 p. m. Adults 81.00, students 50c. Estate Closed The estate of the late Mary O. Fisher was or dered closed yesterday in probate court Sarah Jane Ward and Wal ter W. Fisher - were executors. There were seven heirs. 5 HOTEL DE M INTO NFLH VICW SHOULD STW HOME (Continued from pas I) ary donations by members of the police force. A number of mer chants from time to time send In quantities of meats, bread ana other staples. Pin money for the "institution" is often given by visi tors at the police station. Since the "hotel" was opened, early last fall, Fred "Slim" Clark, unemployed lumberjack, has been if attacked hv fnflnenia or Chief Minto's right hand man In even bad cold, remain at home keeping the place In order. J. G. and in bed as a duty to yourself Macs- uuuara, wuo and to others," cautions..the Ore- after "Slim," has spent the wln- gon State Board of Health In a ter tnere as cnei. bulletin Issued this week. "You Two meals are served each day, will recover more quickly and oth- with the men allowed as many ers wiill be protected from a like helpings as they want. For break- infoPtiUn " tha nnnrt aa fast they are given mush and milk, An epidemic of influenza Is prunes, oreaa ana coiiee; !r un- sweepihg over this country and al- ner, stew. Deans, oreaa ana cone, though most of the cases are mild "On the whole, they re a Prett It Is known that the complications gooa ouncn. commeniea mo of thisl disease are frequent espe- chief, concerning the type of men ciallv ifter the epidemic has been cared for. "I believe they would Mtahllshftd for Home time. Ererv go to work if they could get It. case df Influenza should be- ser- Some of them ccming now are not sffWcxl and thn nntlent Very gOOd. tUOUgn. should take al 1 the precautions that should be taken with any other serious infection. Just be cause you are not bedridden with this disease at the start does not mean that you can expose your self to a more virulent type of In fection. Cases convalescing from influenza are high-ly susceptible to other Infections counsels the board. HEALTH ACTIVITY TEST IS SUCCESS An experiment in county health department activities, first aid classes in the grade schools, is proving highly popular, among the sixth graders at Lincoln school, according to Miss Eliza beth Freeman, superintendent of nurses. A similar; class Is being tried out at Silverton. Nurse Margaret McAlplne has 16 pupils in her class at Lincoln schooL The course consists -of 24 40-mlnute periods spread over 12 weeks and deals in general first aid work. Lincoln dudIIs enrolled in the class are: Anna Grabenhorst, Ho- wena Up John, Ethyl Ray, Carol Potter, Ines Ecott, Donald Crone- mlller. Clifford Hyland. Myrtle Scott, Robert Unruh, Mabel Hey- land, Shirley Speer, Stuart Davis, Mildred Mason, Lee McAllister, Delva Lebengood and Laura Hick' man. TENSION HS 1W .11. CAMPUS 'Continued from pae 1 antttlns' unread 1 nfinpnK and had Earl A. Knott of McMinnville Is colds. The lack of nourishing on the social committee of the fond dim to economic conditions trustees and is anxious-to get the is a predisposing cause to influ- j attitude of the students on the enza. Correct diet must include question, but for some reason or scholastic competHion in this re- milk, fruit, green vegetables and another no sub-committeemen frtnn win ha announced soon bv cereala. Avoid fatizue: avoid have been appointed to assist Principal Fred Wolf of Salem high crowds; have plenty of rest, sleep him nor any action been 'called school, who has charge of the mat- and fresh air." ter. Dallas, winner in this district, probably will meet either Albany or Corvallls. Albany finished its last debate last night. Spa made Easter eggs are better. Program Postponed There will be no program at the Y. M. C. A. Friday night as had been planned, postponement being due te spring TAYLDH. PIONEER. OBSERVES T for by the board to gain the stu dents' viewpoint. However Knott has made con siderable inquiry Into the sltua' tion, he indicated when he was in Salem to witness Freshman Glee. He has also corresponded with Methodist schools all over the United States and has an in teresting report to make concern Ing their attitude toward dancing opening. The Monmouth normal - pi00eer of 1818 celebrated TJ 1 - Another musical group was scheduled to ' 0,,r .ylAa AinA IieiD KJTlc noUier FACULTY DEFEATS QUINTET ID LEADER 5 GfLIGTO Methodists ; at Woodburn Name, Church , School Officers for Year -V car waa badly damaged aa result of the collision, . Mr. Martin had taken his son Aldred and wife to Albany earlier n the day, where the former un derwent an operation .early Tues day, for aid to a knee injury, the result of an automobile accident ha met with whila 1U bany .last June. It would seem. I L lOonttnoad " " going to Albany is a rather unfor- Rita Mae HIIL Eleanor Braxeau, tunate drive tor the Martin's. Mrs. William de Sousa. Flavia Downs, Aldred Martin will remain In the Robert. Kretcher. Lyle Heckinger, WOODBURN. March Rev. John D. Woodfin was reelected superintendent of the church school of the .Woodburn Metho dist Episcopal church at a meet ing of the church school board, held in the church Monday night. Other officers are: assistant su perintendent, J. H. Livesay; of fice secretary. Miss Wllma Mor rison; : recording secretary, Mrs. W. D. Simmons; treasurer, Mrs. G. R.; Allen; librarian, Emerson Jones;' organist, Helen Woodfin: assistant organist, Mildred Fret well; primary department super intendent. Mrs. Charles Dean; su perintendent of cradle roll depart ment. Mrs. James H.. Livesay; home superintendent. Mrs. Jean- ette Zlmmerle: and missionary su perintendent, Mrs. B. O. Brown. The regular monthly meeting of the Bethel Home and Foreign Missionary society was held Tues day afternoon - at the home of Mrs. Charles' Sweaney. Miss Au drey Seely gave a reading on stew ardship and Mrs. Albert Van Cleave talked about missionary education. Mrs. Bert Seely also took part In the program. Official dedication and accept anee of a tree set out at the Wash ington grade sehool last year oy the Woodburn Woman's club was made Tuesday afternoon. In enucleation- of the bicentennial of Georre Washington's birth, the Woman's club set out several trees and shrubs last year, to be dedicated to Washington this year. Only one, an elm tree. grew. Vernlce Bents of the high school delivered an oration on Washing ton's love of trees. R. C. Meet Today Mrs. Nora Broyles will be host ess to the Woodburn Relief Corps members Thursday afternoon at hr home on North Front street, for the regular monthly social meeting. There will be a pot luck dinner at noon. A lara crowd gathered at the VA7tf. V.a .fan. Katnntu i Woodbum FOUT SoUST ChUTCh . . ii.. j.. litir Tim crowaea ana spectators occupying uuj --- arcr aTaiiahl corner of the rrm- aent. former prison cnapiam. naslnm na. Vaonlfw (Mm AofAlt. I NAVf6Dl tOld OI Bnuieruu, Cl" ed the Parrlsh Junior high team tions of notorious criminals. He 27 to 18 Wednesday night in the also discussed delinquency of mln flnal game of the season for the ors, segregation, and other penal Parrish team. problems. He also spoie i in- Coach Frank Brown, who has state training school tor dots, developed many strong scoring which is located north or here teams and who knows how to Miss Covey Keeiecteq train his men to ret points, failed Miss Dorothy Covey, who Is entirely in his efforts to connect teaching in the Ballston grade with the loop and was the only I school, spent the weekend visiting faculty player who was held score- wnh her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. less. That was a little victory for rrank W. Covey of Woodburn. the junior high men In spite or gne as accompanied by Aivin the fact that they did not win the gall of Ballston. She has been re- rame. elected bv the Ballston school Harold Hank was the high scor- hoard to serve next year. er for the faculty with 10 points A delegation from the Wood and Gllmore came up with nine Durn American Legion post's aux points to the good. Gurnee Flesh- uiary unit visited the auxiliary er regisiereu six points auu mjij- post oI tne Salem Capital f osi iso. nan two. 9 Monday night as special guests. The Parrish men kept posses- Mr and Mr9 Norman K. Rlch- sion of the ball most of the first arda jeft recently in their car for quarter and at half time trailed Canforna They expect to visit only two points. 10 to 8. The fac- Franclsco and other Calif or- ulty crew got better organized as nJa citleg Tne trip will probably city with her husband for a few aouuwujK aim opermuon. BE GREATEST EVER seriously m at her home.. Hilda Heinonen who is staying at the home of Howard Stephens is re ported somewhat better, ' -Mr. and. Mrs. Edward. Phelps hare returned to th41r bonis in Hood River, after spending few days at the Pautio heme. C'. Nels Sipola who has been at-. tending the O. L T. In Portland returned home after a completion of the course. V t - ' . . I D EE F ST El CORPOEATIOfl "Botts" Grant, "Zollle" Volchok. . The drawinr will take place at 8 p. m. and the seventh number taken from a 'large - ."squirrel cage will be adjudged the win ner. Many, merchants are supple menting this gift with prises from their stores. Dancing will start at the Crys tal Garden at 9 o'clock, both floors being utilised. The .Eli- nore theatre style show , starting VHW YrtnTC. Mar xf AT I ai s o cioca win oe an ouuianaing A mjn who was once a railroad j f eureL . " L.-m . . v telegrapher steps into one of the . Merchants participating in the most prominent Jobs in the world pro nun are. --thi presidency of the United Trar.NcZ States Steel corporation. Arehart AWrich. AUaa Book Stora, WQliam A. Irvln Will take Over I AndT-on Candy Snop, The Ac. Aap- April 18 the office held since 1911 w , "Bl! A... ot "5 W.T t Boock. Max O. Bnrn. C J. BrIr Co., C. p. Brelthaupt, W. E. Dan Burns, Brrnes. Inc.. Buster Brown Rhoe Ptore, Bill's Barber Shop. Capital Drac Store. Ontral Cafe. Carl tc Bowersox. Court Street Dairy Store. E. W. Cooley, sto- Fnrnlrure ent cbrporation. C0QPERAT)0N LACK Of DENIED by James A. Farrell who is retir ing as he himself said early this year f In favor of a younger man. Mr. trvin s appointment was an nounced today. The new president. S8 years-old I w. Capital Hardware A last December 7, has been in the ? c1 Mt Market. Capital Fur T . " , ! , " I Shop, Carson Pharmacy. Central Fhar- Iro and steel business 38 years, I m,, c. c, store. Cadwu A Par- many) Of wnicn were spent as OP- er. Crown Drug- Store, Carson Bar- eratiag vice-president of Ameri- tr-ho0- ?V!iisa 5or,l',ctor'' ... a..i Tt ni.f. .nm.ro Tpnartitint Store, Day Nlles, Inc.. can Steel and Tin Plate company, Koff Kie-tHr- p. Rainh Emmona Tno ' United States Steel Subsidiary. I Elliott's Dollar Store. Florshclm Shoe Last September 1 he was brought I Snop, Kt I. Rirmer Hardware Co, to NV York from Pittsburgh to'vi iui j Ttce-prestueocy 01 in nahlsdorTa. Greenbaum's Dept. Store. Howard Corset Shop, Holme Monarch Orocery. Paul M. Hand. Hamiltm 8ho Store. Huteheon Pa hit Store. C 8. Hamilton Fnrnltur Co.. Imperial 1 Furniture Co.. Irish Cash Store, The I Jewel Box, Alex Jones. O. W. Johnson Co.. Otto Klett's Crystal Gardens, Ka- rourys, Kar s Coat a Dresa Shop, H. T. ixve. The Market Grocery Co.. Dr. Henry F. Morris. Miller Mercantile Co.. McMarr Store No. ISO, Model Beauty Parlor. Model Fond Shop. Mar- I inello Beaurr Parlor, Market Drug store, The Man's Shop, Mack's. Model Cafe. The Malt Shop. Mldxet Market. WASHINGTON. March 9. Nelson Bros.. Nash Furniture Co.. Les (AP) President Hoover struck '"ZJ- A. - . - . a 1 ' """"t vrvB w.a a Dacx at ana aeniea loaay a aemo-I Honse Pharmacy, J. C. Penney Co., cratie charm that he had lauea I Price Shoe Co Hirh, Street PIkxIv to cooperate with a special house I "-h S7 economy commitiee m 11a enotui Gas A Coke Co.. J. C. Perry Dru to reduce federal expenditures. I store. Pastime Cafe, Mike Panek. The White House couched its Keene, poi a j m 9 ata 4 I oiuic, rfamu tuKi wiOM riuar- couDwreotrgo in m .uruiu .no- ma Roth's Grocerv. IJovd Ramxten. -r,a w v- su -Ba7wu 4 I ruia r UI UilUIfJ U. VS. OllIUlCT I aWVePir a mmmm-m a a a. Chairman Byrns of the economy Jh Smart Shop. Safeway store No. v m V'ru v . eommittA that the nreaident had K19 8a'av Store No. J9, Salem Mrs. John Tweed has her Incn- M Tk afd onW ttronri th "rdw SuPrllne Beauty bator, started on the first hatch orrered his aid only through th Shop, The Spa. Samuel's Commercial ot b.h -fct-v. hla rnr Hfr press, the Statement said "Con- Exchana-e, Salem Dmn Co.. Tourist 2LaT Silf. Hit ....... . a k. Ha. uiif, iiunDieson irner wnorj. vai- I vua "v- v""' pert a Todd, r . w. woolworth Co.. f hana behalf that he had instructed ev- Bro Grocery. Weller Hardwar, I ery arm ofhis administration to er.. worth's Dept. store. Or- Darkens is employed by a finance cooperate with the committee and cutt and Pfister. Cross Market. R. H company aa caretaker of a nlace 4t.. . .tvi.. ...v. .i1riwb fiwwtir nu,k Tinii.JU xk... I company as careiaaer 01 a piace rw TTViwI n..-.. m.... I Tha Nimmnnlti clnK arfll fiav while still other suggestions were macy. Commercial Book store. Cap- its regular meeting Friday night. en route. 1 iuu uit mnnw u- (iiMonm. 1 x .1.1 11 .v . Z'IriW!S "dJ Br.,HUnr3UH;rtShoP?,S chicken house erected in place ot eds. the Statement said, is Electric Co., Johnson's Ladles Ready the one that burned 10 days ago. DOUBLE BIRTHDAY AFFAIR IS U GERVAIS, March t. Mri T. A. Dltman gave a party at her ; home 'Saturday night honoring Mrs. D. B. DuRette aad Mr. Dit mars on their , birthday annirer- ' series. Three tables of "500" were played, with prises for high score going to Mrs. C. B. Ellsworth and Frank Newberg and for low score to Mr. and Mrs. DuRette. Mrs. Dlt- mare served refreshments, assisted ' by her niece, Miss Lucille Brook. Carnations, daffodils and pussy willows were used as decorations. Those present were Harry Brook, Lucille Brook. Donald Brook" of Oregon City, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ellsworth; Mr. and Mrs.' wiiiiam Allsup, Mr. and Mrs. Da Rette. Mr. and Mrs. Ditmars. Mr. and Mrs. I. V. McAdoo and Frank Newberg. Mrs. A. B. Minaker and Miss Viola Peterson attended a meet ing of the Woodburn Woman's club Tuesday afternoon. The club planted a tree by the east side schooj in memory of Washington. Mrs. Minaker sang "Trees." Geryals chapter. O. E. S-, gave a program in celebration of the Washington bicentennial at its meeting held Friday night. A unique feature was demonstrated by Mrs. Jones of antique china and other, articles of Washington's time that had come down in her family. HATCHING TIME Oil IT TWEED'S Fill needs real results EMON to Wear. Joyce a Restaurant. Klaaaie I TV. A xj ruvtna .lnw mot Cat. Photo Shop, I. W. -Doc" Lewis. Marr I .'"J J.A ?yZiZZ . Z Grocery, Peter Pan. Presnall Paint rdT with their leader Mrs. A. A. store. Portland General Electric Co.. I nail at tne A- A. maueiger nome. Steuslofrs Market. Schaeffer'a Drua 1 A hnaina meetinc was held with fec vWu&G,Cth President. Lucille Wood, pre- FOF ernAuto Supply. the game progressed. take 10 days. Mrs. DUBLIN. March 9 (AP) Eamon De Valera, New York born son of a Spanish father and Irish mother, was elected president of Richards has the Irish free state today in the EDDY 10 KU CASES UP T00AV Two criminal cases will his . V. It.. law appear, DUt wm oe nereiuo u. Mehama Sunday. March . Friday In May instead. Tne Doara , Ta of :f directors of the T. ll. a A. f are known nere were will meet at the Y this noon for ,h,ii .ta Taylor and wife, Mehama; Elvie Taylor and Education as to Values of Milk Council'" Plan A small levy on the total re ceipts of milk by all dairy organ izations in Oregon as well as milk distributors will be used to pro vide funds for a state-wide educa- slding. Plans were made for a tea to be given the second of April at the school house. Eveline Naf zeiger won the prize for best toast exhibit and Ida Scharer for, the best creamed potatoes. After the business meeting the girls enjoyed a pleasant social hour and a delidlous lunch serv ed by Mrs. Nafceiger. Present were Lucille and Josephine Wood, be Florence Hansen, Ida Scharer, Nafzeiger, Mrs. been working for the local Mac- Dail Eirann 81 to 68. trled , JnBtIce coart today, with Emmeline and Eveline Nafz Marr store. . Smiling at bis triumph, alter the state's case against Archie Ed- Lucille Hall. Irene Nafzeiger, Eddie Armstrong, son oi airs, years or waumg mo new cuicl - d to f nreliminary I A. A. Hall. Helen Nafzeiger and Mary Armstrong, is recovering ecutiye took active cnarge oi tne hearJns at 10 Q.ciock this morn- Mrs. Nafzeiger. Punishment For Sending Threats By Mail Enacted now able to be up. a regular session. Lost Springer Spaniel Club Names Heads tTa. i T J tion campaign to develop more tor rirst renod use for mllk and mllk prodncts. Paul C. Adams, executive secre- from a case of chickenpox. He Is dail tonight and presented the names of ms ministers. The ministry Is wholly fianna fail the De Valera party name which translated means soldiers of destiny. The labor party whose handful of votes will be needed to keep the De Valera government alive, was not represented. COUNTY SPEAKING con p in MARION. March 9- The Mar- t.. th. nVo d,1,r -nnnHl A PUDllC speaauig cu" - ",m ; ,. Mt. Marion county graae oa "- femaJe wife, snverton; daughter. Maoei Jon Help One Another club, work- Bald yesterday. He was in the city "'.r.l m V. i,;m at ... ..j hnahand. Mar.le&V: 1 Ina- aa an aiiTlltarv nMth TRA local .i . v. 0rT MUUUI yuiina urn u pup, nrown ana wm. ------- ------- mTiwsas RtwrtoB on Friday night. April Uprising Feared li Hitler Group Loses Election ing, and the case against Frank Kirsch scheduled for 2 o'clock this afternoon Eddy lg accused of burglary not In a dwelling, the charge being filed as aftermath of the shooting fray last week when Eddy was fa tally Injured by Harry Erpelding The Kirsch case. In which charge is driving while under In 5249. and husband, Macleay; grandchiwren ana great grano- Farmers union, surprised Mrs. Q. antlc ade milv ordinance pass- 2"r " "7" u l hv children: Vernon Patton and wire w. Pous Monday with a basket a v.. w th a Mnn Ml. cc""s IV'. 1..." . Mrs. Walker Improves Mrs. .nd Ernest and Jackie. Macleay; dinner and spent a pleasant day r ..id th. T dairy interests 19 Hui- i00"4 "v L bek' Arlia G. Walker, wife of Judge Harry C. Patton and wife Shirley helping her ouilt. dt thlir eamnai mtenaent. "?,- etl - - some Walker of McMinnville. was . re- and Russell. Portland: Elmer Tay- This club which only recently tgh tne pressV through the !!nL0t"n "Tn t" U yfr r- .a mm t . vwa I II 1 . JU T yv M .T svv a MARS. I a.A -w. I ... A .S la. -m-. a. I . ...... srUUUl DUUBIlU "a" w aa I AUlfii allUVI m s-aw w w - cuperaung weu irom or, w uu rv w svara couiu.ctcu ' ,ei,ooH and through district or- "a. nn-ft bftf0rB April. i tha t tha nresldentlal elec- operation at the" Salem General ma; friends: Mr. Anderson, Mr . j lzation by electing Mrs. A. F. Laf-1 gaoizations where information on hospital Sunday It was reported and Mrs. Roy Carter, three daugh- ky president and secretary-trees- the Taine cf xy products would yesterday at the nospuai. jars, ters ana son. urer, Mrs. rrea scnermacner. be disseminated. Walker Is well known in saiem. i -uranapa Tayior is iae pro-1 purchasing committee consisting She IS a, graauate OI n uumcue pneior ot iuo iu .uwnu m jars, un utugu, jura, ivuuuiiu i y university-ln the class of 1919. lor grove situated on the bank ot and Mrs. Gray, was appointed to Vf ffiClOW T aiUreS I tne mue noriu iurt ui iu oo-u.- me lowest possioie prices iu tlam: He was born at Macleay in groceries for the members. - . . . aaalw . open toaay. w-a rirsi the Waldo Hins, Marcn 4, ists Members present: Mrs. Ron- Bank Building. " land grew to manhood on the old bins, Mrs. Schermacher, Mrs. Le- Th contest will be divided into tton next Sunday goes against three sections: grades one to four, them. five to eight, and secondary. Ele- Thg uncertainty was based on mntirv entrants Will give read- Ta davelonments. At Ludwlrsha- Ings of not more than five minutes fen two Hitlerite engineers. Theo ln length and high school pupils dore Ejckel and F. Kemmet. were UrU: ZTWIwlU make extemporaneous arresUd charged with illegally WW aaxil&iuil rciti speeches, limited to six mmuws manufacturing 80 bombs. The sec- In length on suo-iopica i i ond factor was an eaitonai tnreat I,M bm.m , uuu m wM - . wnk. TTnlta Otlfl and la . I TT.11. V. xeedlam -is Better H a r r y dJ?,n,a".n ??.f toJlf5HLf!I: l1!,"- ?ZlJl' memorating the bicentennial an- the League ot Nations. . , Lffaet that there must not be a iCITv. - i7.or. n, caiuvan, rs. wdbj, iura. nt Wrth tit (lMrn rn tara annearaace antt ei- mmj.n K-nt .An tf RiindaVa lOUUaui, wuu - 1 .n la.l1io Vmi and mATM O.I...1.. ,.4 Um ntlmnnr I . J -o- i " ' " ... ' " . . , v. Washington has been ylsible lor f ectlveness wiu aetermiu-j . eetion brings no absolute ma- several days at the Montgomery I winners. Gold ana suver bmw jorlty. WiM ilnn at f 7K NnrtM T.lnArfT I ha iwlMH ins wiuusia vm street. In the display one sees the first, second, and third places nation flag unfurled besides an Needham who su"" ried Martha Farrens and moved Schawley and Mrs. Gllmour. wiw ,1 , tZ, to their present nome wnere tney juries aa 'VmmZ.' -ZZ have lived these many years. du comsiun ,They passed through many teraay was consiuerapiy J hardships in building up a home, was announceo. wnen ne ww . . . hefor a bridee spanned the river they forded the river or used a row boat to get in first taken to the hospital, it was not exneeted he would live Zf musics HQ ... rurt Fureeson's Willamette Val ley Boys at; McCleay dance Frl. 'Wants Committee" PoefD. J. Miller' of Macleay has filed .with the county clerk a notice that he will seek election as precinct committee for the .republican county central committee. Airlie Calf Club Seats 1932 Heads: 7ieif rive Rru-.rtAH unusually fln oll-on-velour por V15UQXY rveporica trftU of Wa8bington whUe In the foreground is a miniature repro-l ductlon of the Washington monu- WTND CAUSES INJURY PORTLAND. M arch 9 (AP) A sudden guest ot wind upset I. W. BRAND RONDE WINS AIRLIE, Mar. 9 The Airlie 4- H Calf club held an instalUtion of menL Acc0rdlng to Manager Nue- I officers Monday night. Paul Ban- man, a -similar display has been .a,--" ...r u.... 7a whllA ha was walklna LOOK Upon Albany near his home here last night. His , .... i a. f M Trip as Real Jm LYONS, March 9 As Marion HARD FOUGHT TILT CHEMAWA, Mar. 9Led by a ta, presiaeni; narry uose, vice- ad. in .va i. mora . . . a I wi-efT ii4 vuw t wvn mmm w a. w u wa" I presiaeni; augeno uaris, secre- tha Ko0 of th- -omljanT.- stores. Martin, farmer Of this Plaee WM Ury. Other members present: on bla way Boma fr0m Albany late Jack Weinert and Harry Bose. J atiMTTH uwtfllRY I Monday afternoon his sedan eol- Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Conn ot Sa-1 prvm.PTnw er M.nh e hidad with a r-r rnlnr to Albany lem and Tom Frye of Miles City, api nrtnn -n viiirr niaadad lahnnt aif way between Albany xouuiu, : wno cufc guUty in circuit court here today and Jefferson, almost in iront ox to a eharca of xorsrenr. He was I the White school ouiiamg. ir. I here with many old friends. PILES CURED Wlta sal epsratlm sc iea si Hbm DR. MARSHALL nt orros Bidg. rkoo ssoe . state penitentiary. 'es about his forehead while his . a. . a i . m 1 VW Wm aana ax V V a aw a. Q J W " am a wv . t mrn mm v -ar- a - AWre Nornial Noraalcy .vrhtintr Redskin named I r,,' .v" 'r. ".r 1 entenced to three years in the Martin received only minor oruis- ' . - . . nJ I r - . oivuxvit iuiu t; uig auii au- was virtually rev nea at ia i Simmons, tne orana Konae in- ner home Sunday, j : . nign Bcnooi in -- dians aeieatea me toemaws in dents absent yesterday.' For the djan BChool team 45 to 43 on the first time this semester only 43 tmall frand-Ronde floor tonight pupus aia not aneuu viaooco. : i m an ovenime game, O- r o- Births -o i Uppendahl Walter Fred -To Mr. and Mrs, -CppendahL 2020 BUT BANK MACHINE FALLS CITY, Mar. 9 The bill- in v machine thai i vm i formerly I Simmons made three personal ! naed In tha bank of Falls Cltv fouls la the first halt and only I was purchased a short time ago by one field goal. In the second tha- school hoard and installed in frame he curbed his personal eon- I the commercial room of the local , tact ''with the players ana con-1 Bi,i, school. i ,t taeted the loop ror i. points. Too Late to Classify. The game ended with the score 1 North Capitol street, a girl, De- knotted at 37 to 37.- urana i lore .Jean, born on March 1 at I Ronde made a barrage of goals i the Bungalow Maternity home. I in the overtime period and then fisso. Buys l acre with fair building Rcofleld To Mr. and Mrs. JY I Chemawa rauiea. nuv me gun I R. Scotleld; 20 Columbia street, ended the comeback. The two i a boy. Russell Clyde, born at Sa-J teams meet here lonigni.. lem Deaconess hospitaL I Chemama urana nonae Uhlto To Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bobb ...K.z ir, viueneue White of : route 9. a : rirl. born I Pratt ..... 1 March S at . the Bungalow ; Ma-1 Hatfield C ...... 4 .Doran ternity.home. ' . : 1 Vlvette 14 . . . . . .G. . . .1 Lrerman acuHr to ear. auu an., a. mt. i ucyue .... Kelso : ot S4S Statesman St, a DogEagle 12. . . S. V. . .4 - Pruetta I rlrL horn March t at the Buses Franklin 4.....S......4 Doran aw w -1- hmuiui atwiii.i r1 - -i.' . MMmM ... m m m - . . . m - on aarden road 'lust out ot city llmlta 1589 cash, will maka down ' naymanL r . -f - - - - . StftOw. Buys a modern ( room home With sarasa. chicken house, water -j,;: system, -just" outside of elty on amrdan saaiL - :? si mm... .F.l Simmons I FOR KXCRAKaE: SO acres of rood - - piling umoar ror ciosa in acreaxe. Fully modara new. T room house, barn, double garage, alectrlo water sys- ' tarn with two acres of land very dose m at S475Q. terms. ' SEE Chaa H. VIek with , GRABENHORST CO. 14 Bouth Uberty Street, Salem STOP THE DRUNKEN DRIVER To the Public: An organiiiatlon, to be known as the Highway Protec tive Association, is being perfected. It will hare two pur poses: First, to assist in putting an end to drunken driving on- public highways, and. second, correcting some ot the abuses which have grown out of the use of such highways by heavy commercial trucks. ; " i Those approving the purposes ot the association are In vited to become members. We are asking only for your, co operation not your money. ... ' ; .. : , - . . JDSWALD WEST. Highway Protective Association, X S31 Railway Exchange Bldg. 1 Portland. Oreeon. i Being in sympathy with "the alma of your organisation I ask that 1 be enrolled as a member, but with the understand - ing that 'membership carries no' financial obligation on my . part; -;' . ; I.. : Street a. Ore.' t Dr. Chaa Chinese Medicine 180 N. Commercial SU Salem - , Office hoar Tuesday and Bator day 8 to 8 p. m. WASHINGTON, Mar. 9 (AP) ennmi) V. . T.I ndKanrfi Vld. fluence of intoxicating liquor. ,-. tv. Ln.. tmtir nnrmwl comes here from Woodburn on af- y and -ent to the sen- Seek Fishermen Adrift on Floe ate legislation providing severe punishments for those who send threatening letters through .the mails. Applause greeted .Speaker Gar ner's announcement that, the bill. nravfdtna maximum Densities of HELSINGFORS, Finland, tsooa fina and to rears imnrts- a Mm ltt A mm. S.t. .-.aa i " rc '7. f'"; . 1 . I. : onment, was passed, left Helslngfors late tonight to search for 700 fishermen report-1 vat.t.q rrrv uareh Mrs. ed to be adrift on an ice floe in 1 Jonn Anderson "is Just recovering. tne eastern pan oi tne uuii i from an attack of the flu. SU is Finland. Ian aetiva worker in the M. E. Airplanes are expected to Join T.M. ktA mnA ... rriendahln tne searcn tomorrow, me excl I circle- wnereanouta or tne maroonea men wag undetermined. Mechanical Drawing School Comes to End HOPEWELL. Mar. The me chanical drawing school conduct ed br Don Stewart, after seven weeks of study, held its nnai meeting Monday at the Hopewell schoolhouse. - . Mrs. Alfred .Heinonen is quite Card Tables and Chairs to Rent tSeltreflt-iflcmouai $artt rssae sasi lfoartb . Priead STsjl 1 ' j T ' Lau 0610. Used Farutare Department ; 151 North . High , - A PARR' CEMETERY WITH . PERPETUAL CARE Jast Tea KlaatM ftea Us Bsart - af Town - CITY f VIEW CEMETERY EcUblished 1893- TeL 8852 Convenlontly Accessible -Perpetual care provided for Prices Reasonable . ?n Mm - aa . . Va . . m r m, m if.. Schaiefer's Drug Jhe Placei6Trcde: - 7 tmtf Thrive :': : Our prices are juat aa low and on the average a lot lower than many stores not even giving the profession al service, that has ' given Schaefer8 the reputation it .has in this state. - ' ' vr Try Our Service and " ; jbe Convinced " , Schaefer's - ; nnra store " ! - 133 N. .Commercial SL V - Penslar Agency r - Phone 5197 -' .'- '"?