alN
ews
Brief
-. Prohibition aet Xnforted w C. t Needham : Mora Cbmfortable-
A. RateUff, candidate for Marlon "More eomformble Salem gener-,
i al hospital attendants reported
. i . .L.-. . ...... I last night concerning Harry Keed-
tnuem assoeioajee- 25. of Wert Sale, who ear-
terday he did not believe tae proiiy Sunday morning March 8. suf
htbltion law was being enforced tiered a fractured skull and badly
SISIEHIHSOF
... - -afL,
a rlrfdly as possible In this eoun
try. As an Indication , I what
might expected from 'him it
elected, he entlined the hUtory of
law amfareemeat and maintalaed
that a man should be Jadged' br
- his vast record, rather than by his
promises of future conduct- Invl
r tatlon was attended the ministers:
by. Jamer Carey manager of the
local Watner Brothers theatres.
t sprained back; in. an automobile
I collision1 at ,, Ferry " and 2 High
i streets. His condition has been inv 1
fJUsscuri Only ens: Lower in
1 Average Cwnpenssticn
v 5 Fc Public Tasks f
iK ERCYVVOIUCEnS AT SHANGHAI
4 1
r
1"
..... .. . . - .....
mi
ru: nu
W la llMtiibiii VUiAiri
proving ana he Is expected to, to- excepted, pays Us employes as low!
11. i f m. 1
A new line of wallpapers. New "SSTVT '.JZ-'
patterns new low prices. Weller Plf H Eoss secretary
Hdw ft Paint Co. 428 Co art St. rt4t reTe:C: 5, - : i;
-v x. The snrfejr eorerfnir the entire
Decree -Ay .Defal-i-A decree rjnlted States' was baaed bar the
tnZmSZolmAZ lor ,56r 1 " te eo8t tert -"a" 'ignres covering
?Ftt-2Zi ! court yesterdsy the period January 1. 228.- to
r ,:vt" j :q 10 . ErwstSliie by Jlng; Sing, littf December .,31.. 1928; Thar wage
UUU. . . .... ; --. .. :L... I mm-rAtmtt mA IHni.anW I I tataM fuii'liiTii4& ahkIum. a
Mack, defendant, Mack is alleged the : edacatkmal InatitntkHis.: The
to have been the responsible par- compilation shows that the aver-
ty in an auto accident which took age ware paid to . employes of all
place 12 miles north of : Salem on states durlae the three year per
the Pacific highway. June 23. iod was SI SIS. while the average
1931. 1 yv-ivv', for Oregon's 1 17 1 employes was
:.-VV'ULi-'-;lu. ,S U I102- Georgia, arerage was ap-
shlp.-They were; AUoas uorneuus ycoieruy wmm ".wioregon .T California- average
Meyers. ront sis. naura. or saw 1 fo-bihi 01 wiwjw o 1 was - fl705 and Washingtetf
nesoU, later, natnraUied in pana- naugnier or ur. ana mrs. 1 11274 ...
;da;and now desirous ot the
TaVJi.l ttSm.Z&ttWto 8no Oregon', aver
- SkaUngr from Canada, now liring plications seemed to be setting in. rvn u 8 ' for
V.!rrJ-w w " A new" line of wallpapers. . New f"!? 8tal?-V
'Upioweer nasses-- A. -J.- Cooley. j patterns ft new low prices. Weller Secretary's Staff
1. bin Ihw a- jir,t 4a rv.nrf Aseragea Lowest
JVrTwaVihn " - ".r" Tho report, as tt reUtes to Ore-
Mrs. Olmetend . Rose caieTry
our s 25e - laneheow daring the
.week. All yon can. eat.
Citizenship Hootcht Three' re-"
sidenU of thl.icihity yesterday,
' filed with NataraUaationr xamlik
er Blackman. -pettlona. torcjtiieQc-
He was -the I
y Ust of the a C. Cooley pioneer
, -f smfly.V who -came across - the
, UhfalMS. wVv
lata. Uxs. W. C. Habbard
. uncle ot O. B ' Hnbbard
1 mm. Mr Joseoh Graber of Salem'
- Funeral serrices will be held at I
the Portland crematorium loaay.
HTi.'rinMi ntt I've erer seen!"
That was one comment we heard !
after annoutrcepiftot drastic
price reducttonsMa-iattored soils.
D. H. Mosher, 474 Court.
Precinct All
V.:-!
: Gams Commission Members
.Guests of , Chamber andi;
Rod and Gun Club if':?-
m
Drrorce Graated Decree of dl-lgoa. shows thai the- secretary of
Torce was granted yesterday : to I state has the ; lowest arerage
E. Hansen trom J. B. Hansen. I monthly payroJ. Tarylng over the
whom she- married October C, f past two years from fit to f 114.
m. He said he did not lore her whH the ladastrial accident
and was - not kind to her.. Mrs. I commission is a close second with
These Kro pictures from the war sane hs Shanghai show'' (top) Red
Cross nurses searehmaj the rains of .Chanei for dead and wemded
dnrine st roll in the hostilities. J Lower nhoto shows s hmsd ef women
nnsziornxry workers in the d-fated Chapei district carryinc en tiseir
worn oz mercy laese wo mew resenea many (jnmese women ana .
ehOdren who were in gravo danger of losinj. their lives through shell
-. arm an starrauon. -, .
averages from $142 to $125. The
executive department. . Including;
the budget division, has the larg
est average Barron, average 3335
Admits specdiag Elmer Bole tin 1S3. S28S la 1931. and 1104
Hansen declared. . Her maiden
name ot Kreta Elizabeth Jans was
restored to her.
Englcwood
re
pleaded guilty to charges 'Of
speeding when he appeared ' In
lastice coart yesterday, and was
fined 325 and costs. Tho fine waa
remitted and B0J0 placed on six
publican voters in the Knglewood I months probation
"-ZJSF beheld Guaranteed batteries, full size li-
in 1932. This tabulation was bas
ed for the two months of Janu
ary and February of each year.
MAn Interesting thing to note in
the compilation." Hoss" report
read. is that the average monthly
1 compensation of approximately
Under the ?p
w- at the coder it 'OrtgoofM
0'
TJTSIDK of some politics, thoi
state capitot will be spread
over two different maces in I
550 workers, comprising. 12 major i addition to the enstomary stand
Tbnrsdayl March lT.at 1 n, nC at J1'-95' Burreira 464 Nort departments in the state capitoli today. Th state highway eosamis-
41.. e...t. uannt fcnJldlne The I Uaetl.
' forpos is to select three deto
gates to - tho eonnty .meeting
scheduled for April f. Lloyd A.
Leo Is precinct committeeman.
group, exclusive ot. the highway
commission, has Increased from
February. 1939. when it was $125
"Visit from Qweener Mrs.
Laura J. Leffler and Clem Crane
" et the Queener oeetiow, .ont from
Stayton. were Salem basiaesa visi
tors Tuesday There U Q.ulte a bit
of flu illness stm prevaHent la
that community Mrs. Leffler says.
Mrs. Leffler is an ardent grange
- snpport. and . has been a member
of that organization for 39 years.
St. Patrick's benefit card social at
SC Vincent's Hall. Columbia &
Myrtle Ave. Mar. 17. 8 ttm. Ans
piees men of the parish. Fisher
men's Injjch. . 'i ;!-
Vr Miller Files H. A. Miller of
Bend yesterday filed In tho state
.'Amartmenr hero hla decla ratio
of candidacy for the republican
nomination tor the of flee of rep
resentative in the legislature for
the twenty-eighth - district, conv
, prising Deschutes county,
i His slogan reads: "Business
principles ia pnblU affairs."
i Itane Answers Answer by K.
Itane to a suit filed by George
.' Tkatch waa filed yesterday In cir
icnit court. Itane claims that be
ihas already paid the $900 Tkatch
claims is owed him and Itane sets
1 up a eounier-ciaim ui iw
Ono Accident Repotted The
to city police yesterday Involved ffhlJ? "T ln-0Bth la
ears driven by Mrs. J. A, Ctrpen- SgS, "m
ter. 1957 Hiahlaad avenno, aad 5. Oettinf Blcn
s- J. A. Caldwell. Damage was l"!??
seen meeta- at the MultnomahJ
county . coorthooso In . Portland.
and the state- basketball tourna
ment In tho Willamette gymnasi
um here.
ter.
Mrs.
slight.
Pleads Gailty Hvgh , Church
ill, charged , with passing .another
motorist without proper clear
ance; admitted guilt ra justice
court yesterday, and paid a fine
of $3 and -costs. "
H WORK MIKES
n
tl POLK f
DALLAS, March, 15 Activities I indutrii Accident
The average salary paid office
workers In the state capltol group
in Oregon is 91547 per year,
this was said to be in line with tho
overall average, when It Is consid
ered that institutional help, which
ranges from ITS to $50 a month
for attendants and outside helpv
with board and lodging, is not In
cluded in the tabulation.
The following' summary sh
the comparative payrolls of the
various Oregon, state departments
for February, 1932, together wits
the average wago paid to each em
ploye of each deportment
Department Amount
Executive Iept. i.aza.uu
Secretary f State . .23,901.55
State Treasurer . , 2,500. OO
While thw Portia
is expected- to
night. Um bear
acre oaly gets staited today
witll eight tmaaes. played after
erne o'cWk. It will end Satar
doy ndgM. TJm Jngaway
fins to f its ave
ner asoath. AQ hot
of tae staco 6partme
showed chances, either mp
thJe arlad.
renMiwrag the-
sasno it at averaco salary of
f 102 was the UeaosucVn offlcw
with IS eanstfoyeo.
3L
Tho executive office pays tho
DALLAS,- March 15 Members
of the Oregon state game commis
sion were gnests Monday evening
Of the Dallas chamber of: eom
Berce and members of tho Polk
county rod and gun club at a dln
aer at the Gall, hotel.- :
Marshall Dana; chairman of tho
com mission introduced t bo mem
bers. Carl. EUren of Baker. Dr. J.
C Vandevert of Bond. M. F. Cor-
rigan of MeMinnville who spoke
on7 tho hueiness methods of ,the
eoamuslott and the value of wlia
life In Oregon.
Dr.- Irvng E. vining of Ash
land, made tho address of tho eve
ning, on the -lure ot tho north
west and the fact that. 40.990
999 of 'tho- - .090.009 - milUon
acres in Oregon are better adapt
ed to out of door; and recreation
development than any other pro
duction. Ho stressed tho wonder
ful heritage ot Oregon' la its wild
life and too tour distinct, geo
graphic divialona -of ' the state
making possible all typea of out
door life.
Ernest Crockett spoke of tho
work of tho education and pub
licity department and proposed
weekly radio programs.- Art M.
Fish of the research department
told what is being don to select
the right typo ot fish and game
for, tho right location. Harvey
Mereland. who has hoes chief
clerk for many years was intro
duced as tho acting: superintend
ent of tho game commission.
Cost of operation ot tho fish
eries was given as $149.90 to
$190,000' annually, game farm
$45,000. police department 1127,
090 .and tho balance for general
administration. Income from fees
approximate -1 400,900 to. $450,-
990 annually. There .are 20 fish
hatcheries and three game' farms.
Between Zz and 25 million trout
are planted each year.
The Port: conntv rod and smn
crab petitioned the commission
for a resident warden who would
bo familiar with conditions . fn
country and have more time for
- - :
.v- V.-
; :. V
1
SCIuilIIZ OoiiL lo
TO BEIRIED .1
r.!caHan Verdict Llcdified
1 Also in Livesay , Cass :;
V ;: Against Lee fling :;-'
Tho state aopremo-eonrt. ev
deatly in dissenting mood. turned - ;
down six opinions yesterday, four .
of which reversed', the .-dreult .
judges' trying tbo, original eases ;,
while . the -. other: two ; dorisloirs r
modified ther original decisions. :
Outstanding la local Interest ,
was tho reversal of tho case of the -Bask
of Calif oraia National asso
ciation nppeUanU vs. N. Schma!ti r
and ethers, respondents. Original
ly Schmaltz. ML Angel warehouse-,
man., had . been successful in de
fending .himself 1 from damages"
ilfroal t& hnk. which claimed he
had released Hi naies or nops -without
receiving first the aeees-; .
sary: v warehouse- receipts. x Tho
baah had tho receipts as collator- ,
al and has not released them.
. . Jadge Belt, writing tho opinion.
said tho only point nt Issue waa;
thw value ot tho hops, sine the ev-
A recent snapshot of Betty Gow, 1 1 d e n c o showed plainly- - that
nurse of Baby Charles Lindbergh. J Schmalts had not possessed legal ,
Miss Gow was tn iasc momner 01 reason .for releasing the hops.
the IimfDerrh Vsoschold to see tne j Failare to give certajn .lnstme
Mdasned ehild tho nt of the J tIoM by tho. court and the
ahdoctios and
to
also tho first
tho crims.
L. Williams and Deputy Collectod
Paul H. Hauser were kept busy
asslstlnr peoplo ta making out
their reports. '
State Ineomo tax reports do not
have to ho filed antfl April 1.
ILL: CASE
IS
mm
admksioa ot certain nestIons tn-'
to the evidence were held hy the
snpremo eonrt to have been pre-;
Judicial actions by tho Judge.
Decree of Lower-';
CseuCh JlniTlfira - . ). . -
Tho court modified tho decree V
by Jndgo McMahan and resaaad-
iag tho ease to the lower court for
now trial ta tho action of J. H.
Lrresny and O. L. Withers, plain
tiffs and respondents, against Lew , ?
HIng and Mrs. Leo Hing. defeadV
ants nad appersnttf. .
Other decisiens of the court '
were: C. V. Drake, appellant, vs. .
A. G. - Klley and others: appeal
from Klamath county.- Salt to
foreclose material man's Hen.'
Opinion by Justice Kelly. Jadge
Tf. M. Duncan reversed and case .
'i
lag scheduled, with
large contracts to bo let.
highest average salary, with the
hanking department second, treas
urer third, fttsuTUBev department
fourth, corporation department
fifth, board of control sixth, print
ing department seventh, tax com-
nussioa. eighth, boons eosnmissioa
ninth, industrial accident comi
sioa tenth, and secretary ef state
paya the lowest average.
Injuries received by Frances Moa
ner February 14. will not come up
for preliminary hearing In Jus-
tfA pmH VH.1i. aMinlav mm
enforcemorct of tho taws tn this aehedaled.
s action. The- commission stated The ease was continued late
the matter would have to bo re- wMtardar after Starkar'e attorn er
Case of tho state axaiaat J. A.
Starlrr rharrad wttta Inmtnntar
manslanghte aa result el fatal I .
, state hank, of Sheridan, appel
lant, vs Otto W. Hider and oth
ers; appeal from Yamhill eonnty.
Suit to vacate annulled adjudge
ment. ' Opinion by Justice Rand.
ferred to the state police depart
ment.
Arena
S304.lt
H4.4S
19S.SA
of the 4-H club workers are well
under war in Polk county In tho
five livestock clubs. ; A pig club
has been newly-organized at the
MeTimmonds Valley school under
the leadership of the teacher. Miss
Veda Johnston. Joe and Emmett
McGee, Harrison - Jones, Scott
and. Roy McDowell are the mem
bers. . .-
Spring Valley under the leader
ship of Chris Yungen has a new
livestock club. Members are
to be due the defendant from the I James, Eldon and Marvin Cook,
plaintiff for the use of tae latter s 1 iMigar bmitn, Armur xangen ana
. il5,912.1 . 12S.S
StaU Ai Com pi. B.00S.SS ! 5
Jiunrance Dept '--i. ; 3.44(.eo 18T.0S
Corpormtioa Dept. . : S.4Sa.OO - l-
Bankiar Dept. 4 I.S1S.0O
Board ( Ooatrel f 2,698.8
Printinf Dept. 4.204.82 J4a.M
Tax Commitiioa 4,888.33. 13S.S1
Croup ATeraie - 1S7.2S
Marlon county lead the state
bat la this instance tt la aothlag
I to brag about In tho Increase ra
nnemploymoni daring tho past
: month. Tho county's registered
list virtually doubled to a total et
2,509, Of which 2090- were said
to be ia dire need,, Throe eamntJes
showed a smalt Improvement
while the state at a whole showed
an la crease In need: for work. :
for the post
month over the first oae two
eswedr $18
ia the secretary of state office
of fewer evnployes.
departaecnS by f le.
aaaUnff oepartatent y f,
hoard of eostcrol hy f 12.
ASKcaun
Fifty residents of tho Silver
Falls district came before the
county court Tuesday morning to
urge taat body to proceed with
construction on the Sam Matbeny
section of road.. Three miles of
the present read will need to be
repaired and one mile et new con
struction is called for.. The eoua-
had advised Justice of tho Peace
Miller Hayden, that Starker had
suffered a mental and physical re
lapse and had to reenter the hos
pital. ;
Starker was not arrested tor
some days after the accident, or
until he was able- to leave the
hospital. Ho pleaded not guilty tq
tho charge when arraigned faf
Jnatico court-.
Miss Monner was riding in star
ker! car when It crashed at the
corner of South Commercial and
Miller streets.
EUGENE PUPIL IS
And on top of this Hal EL
R&se comes : oat witat state
ment shewing Choi Oregon with
the exception of four states,
pays the lowest average salary
to Its stale workers, owtside ef
educational histl tot bras ha the
United States.
Those figures' are interesting.
so your indulgence a- second long-
m JTt vr in 7, t. court promised to look over the
.lZZlll. "ill rente In company with state high-
.r"' ." " --- - -.- enrfneers. The rnd ulonIrMl
tttive $1500: board of control
$928, and tax eomrnfssio. $2,225,
per: month. A total of 48ff people
were working in the state offices
last month, as compared to 651
during January of 1930,
t
f horses.
A Clinic Finish Wear But
nreschool and toxic clinic
: twill be necessary to complete the
! work at Silverton for the season
. Dr. C C. Daner. deputy county
' health officer, announced after
yestardaya clinic there. The final
eUnie probably will be held three
r weeks from now;
' Estate Closed The estate of
Frank : Ottwerth. deceased, has
been closed In probate coart here.
Joseph Ottwerth. executor, report
ed ineomo of $312 and expendi
tures of $1592, the necessary dff-
i f erence being secured by advances
' against land owned bytbe deeeas
j - ed and valued at $274sV
- Appraisers ITamedu Appraisers
r r. named yesterday 'for-the estate ot
'TCmma J. BosaetL- deceased, are
U L. P. AldrkB. Roy Burtont and
f Chester Cox. Mrs. Mayhelle Tut
aar Is executrix of the. estate. Its
) ' estimated valno Is 4tV; IA
":" Tlisasa flffrnrr- "11 " --
' wed was 'secured : yesterday by
1 Vera C. Balch. 5$. route five. Sa-
1 -lem. and. Henrietta ICavanaugh,
! route six. Salem. Ho la a carpen
ter and she 9s a nurse. For both
nartiea the saarriaBO la a second
' ono. ,
Lobc Fined 93.00 For speed
r Ing hero Sunday. Howard I". Long
of AumsvUle yesterday was fined
$S:V9 by Moaicipal ; Judge PbnK
; rsenv-
' Chtnincy Biases 1 Flremea Wr
called to Broadway and JeXXes
soa streets esrly yesterday after
: . noon . ; to ; extinguish - a chimney
v '.:4:fira.'.' -u.:-; t.
Lawrence MeClare.
Tho Moamoath sheep club is
starting its second year under tho
leadership of Kathleen McCrae. '
The oldest livestock club Is the
Etklns calf club which is starting
its ninth consecutive year, of
which Jesse V. Johnson has been
CHEST
WINNER
.1- i .
Doris Hack, student
Frances Willard school
gene, Tuesday was' declared wia
ner of the Oregon.Salety Edaca
tion essay contest, by C. A. How-
Oregon's average aanual salary
is $1,0 Z& for 2872. as compared
to tho average for the United
States ot 81,518. In tho education
division tho state's average sal
ary $2,870 for 97S employes
h hne the national average is $1.-
auuv as km aiciais. aeiuj
54T.
Obituary
-. - - rwtcreoa
is a secondary road and most be
approved by tho state. .
The delegation .waa headed by
Sam Matheny. He pointed out that
the road desired would not cost
the court snythlng for right-of-way,
that it would bo a six Instead
of a seven per cent grade. tbattt
Is two miles shorter thaa tho al
ternate road which has been here- j
tefore considered by tho cewnty.
and that It serves 42 families.
- ejaaaMaaHawMeaanata a
HC SCHOOL HiS
KEKEHT
II
f Judge Hill reversed.
Sam F. Taylor, 'plaintiff res-
pondent. vs H. C Nelson, defend
I and appellaat. - and Virgil Peter-
son and F. T. Brackett, defend- ;
ants; appeal from Malheur coun
ty. Petition for rehearing denied
ta opinion by Justice Brown. -
City of Portland, ex ret Nation
al Hospital assocmtlen, IneV vs.
Fred Heller nad Pan Heller and
Metropolian. . Casualty Insurance
coarpsny of Hew -York.' appel
lants; appeal from, Multnomah
eesmty. Suit to recover, on eon-:
tract. Decree of Judge HH1 modi
fled and esse remanded. . r
.ml
Dr. Chan Lam
Chinese Medicine
189 N. Commercial
SL. Salem
Offieo rreoar ; .
Tacaday and Satar-
day S to 5 a. au ;
of
In this city March 15, W. H.
Peterson, aged 48. Notice of fun
eral later by W. T. Rfgdos and
Income Returns
are eight membera of this club.
The next oldest clnb is the Men-
mouth Angora goat club starting
its . sixth year under tho leader
ship, of Mrs. Vlda Powell. Its
members are Cleo. Thoo and Don
ald McCalebv Walter Smith, Kath
leen McCrae. Jlmmio Bidden and
Louis and Eunice PowelL
Legion to Delay .
Renewing Drive
For Membership
. No Intensive membership drtV3
wfU b tnstitnted nt the present
by Cspitor Post No. 9. American
Legionv the eemmittee decided
last -night. While the group win
work on membership for. the next
six weak, all ex-ervio will be
Sf zlZ ,otT -152 1 Special x Service
Mia MM t1aaata Jtnmm ' -
Chairman R. H. Bassett. .
With preaeat membership stand-1
lae-at 470 the goal set for Ove-I
goa's national convention year is
hat hale rmtcfrebV Commander Irl
S. MeSherry anticipates the stag
teg of an fntenstve membership I
ertvo starting ; aoont six weeks
from now. ; ., . ; r. ...
leader for seven yeara. .There t ard. state superintendent of pub-
1 tnatructlon.
Frances -Metxger. ismmr bign
school student at Roseoarg.
placed second and Joan Hoke and
Jerry Clark, both, of reaaietoa.
tied for third nlace.
The wlnninsr ossay win ne en-
tared for comoetltioa in the m
tionat safetv coat est spensored by
the highway education board.!
beard. Washingtoa- Medals ana
cash mises arecathag $35 do-
aated by the hoard today were
mailed to the four wiasers.
Mra. Xdlth U Hays, teacher at
TeutM reaafved a certificate of
honor tvr submitting tho best
classroom - lesson plan . on ' tho
teachlag ot safety ho tho schools.;
L free trip .to Washington m
tho tint prize. In both the essay
and lesson plan contests In tn
nation wide contest.
Cbmphriag Cho first month of
1S30 . and' thw first month of
1932. the report reveals aa fn-
BeeiHerd
Fraak Bonfflard died in this
dty Monday, hfarrlr 14 at tho age
of 88 years. Survived by four si-'
tern, Mrs. L. Balmer, Mrs. O. M.
CadweS. Mrs. George Hirons and
Hla Julia BowHTard. all et Salem;
two brothers. Charter BouiHard.
Whito Swan. Wash., and Jobs P.
of Portland ; niece, Mrs. Olive My
ers, saiem; rear nephews. Nerval
and Kenneth - Hirons. SsJenc
nke br.va! fiuu'a cmt l George caoweil, saiera and Frank
C -jack' Ballard next Satas-l-aoweu oroanr. mnerai servf-
ces rrom ine ciougn-Barriek cna
pei, Thursday, March 17. at 1:39
p. m. Interment St. Barbara's
cemetery.
riiroeiiESTSTo
EAT SHIP1H CUKE
Carfoe
UWiibil -.. a IHJJilWUa
First Christian
1 K
Corning Events
- - March ' ! 1 tVls Oregon
state baslcetball toarnameat.'
April T Third Diatrirt
eoaerearo of Stat redera
tloa ef Weonraa cJata. alt
day session at Salem W
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oTaaTeX Cffennu9AaMr) DaTrniff ff 1
an'S'elub hostess. ' ..
- April 8 Baaqact of Ore-
goa Frfrwda' Cltrlsslsm
W April II Craaf chapter,
Royal Arrlr Maeowa. w -
" April " f"-ndeeotT,
Royal snd fiUect Masons., -
April 13 Grand command
dery. Katzhla Templar.
. April North PacUV
ie distrirr assembly. Chnrch
' of the tin iMt use. -
April 24 Salem district
instJtnte. Evangelical cirarclc
TOayS-aYoems PeeeleV
' and women's ' MiaaJooary
State society, Free Methw
' dlst charch.;.. .-i-
Gaining Rapidly
Svangefiistie services leading
an to Kastor Sunday will bo start
ed at the First Chrfstfan ehurealeake at tho store, and instead has
day wBI call to the 79 to 198
who win bo staying, at Hotel do
Mint, transients' uaxters ta the
dty halL
' Excopt through, occaaioaal gifla
from tho bakers, these men, aaW
dona find cake on their "hotel'
biU of fare. Bnt. through tho
thougttfallaean of U. G, Shipley.
Xahezty street mcrchaat. they will
oajoy on Satarday tho hug five-
layer sponge cake whlcht Ms. Ship
ley had baked la celebration, ef
hla 21st merchandising: anniver
sary la Salem, which was yesterU
day.,..: . -.
Due to his interest in Chief .of
Police Frank M Info's transient
problem solution, the noter Mr.
Sbipiey this year ha dmregarded
his usual custom of serrfar the
Three and one-half year old
Ralph Campbell, son of -Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Campbell. 324 North
Capitot street, yesterdsy. was
tally clear and regaining: his norleoadnet thw aingiag. There will
mat eonditlon tmeedBy. the. at-1 bo aneclal mniical faatnroa each
tonight: eontfnniafr each sight
cepctnr Satardays t aata Master.
Rev. D. J. Howe, pastor, will
User tho sermons which win deal
with bible atadv.
Tonight his topic WfU bo "The
IateHIgent Use of tho - Bible"
Thursday ; "From - tho Fonnda-
tlom ef thw WorULTt Friday -rha
Kingdom of Heaven Is at Hand'
Jean Schmidt of Salem will
proffered it to the men to-whom
such delicacies are a rarity. ..-
' The cake is SO Inches snuare.
hand decorated. Each ot Its five
layers are approximately five
Inches thick. . - ,
tendlar physician reported. On
study of x-ray pictures, tho Pby-1
sieiaa found that the child was
suffering; from a fractured skull.
Ralph was struck by a train, at
12th and Mlseion wtreets n ' week
ago Monday- morning. :
evening.; , George Schaer. 8 -year
old singer and yodeier. will bo
heard tonight aad -tho Ministers;
quartet . Friday night.'
FREE AMBULANCE
service 1
To Frieada and Castomers
WkhJa ZD Miles Badlnw ?
SaJea Bejtraskeaai ' Hospital
t . , , " Call 8321 . . -
Rohratf v.;
At thw Veteran's hospital fn
Portland, March: 14, Tracy-D. Ro
ars a. survived Try widow. Edith;
two v- children. Money and Mary
ouse or saiem; mother, Mrs.
Carrie Roland or Salem: sister,
Mrs. Si A. Bock. Portlamfr
aunt, mam EstBrer Bofand. ' Port
land. Funeral servirea Wedaeadav
March If at 1:38 p. m. from the
chapel of W. T. Rigdon and Son.
Kev. Kantner oiticiatlag.
ilaeVralebr
rrio4 ...
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A PAIUL CKMCTERT WITH
PTCRPRTtJAL CARE
Tra Kraam rraw tao
.- ; . et
city' tie w cem etert
abllshc. 1893 TeL BOSS
Convontontly Aceesslbl "
, Perpetual care provided tor :.
Prices Reasonable "
The music school and music j
courses, ot Willamette university
were not hit by tho depression
this year, but show a12 per cent
racreese over the numbers enroll
ed a year ago, 77 in all, states
Registrar Tennent.
Miss VIrrie Melton also reports
that for the first time la eight
years she has as many piano stu
dents for tho second semester as
she had the first.
Ia reaeral more . music func
tions are being sponsored "by Wll-
Rush is HandledTSJ:.,lZ iT.
courses of study Mis onerea
than before. - .
I rofeesor Marshall.- head of the
music department, has created in
terest for a band, stringed Quar
tet, operetta and other musical
groups which are aew here thfs
year.
A steady stream of " persons
anxious to file their fncome tax
reports visited the offices of the
Internal revenue department at
the postofflea building yesterday
the final day for filing returns.
Internal, Revenue Agent Thomas
1 i
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; n it
r l .i-
! ! k
1 i L-3Sfwna v
We relieve oa from the troublesome
details of arann rico whcit
gorrow has siade thinJonj: almost
i'ttTpoaaiUes.:-'-- ':' -i.; :"."
PE-e3a72
. Waftaa CJKanlarjrxa MtSfa.
SAS U CAPITOL ST.
RRKHian, I
d . a f"""t
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; Is
i
AUSffl
Maiiimotla, ;
High - Grade "
. Furnitiire
Next Friday
'- . 10:30 A. SL sharp ;
located at 780 Mil! St. -
Cotaprislag fwraitare of 15
comaletely furnished rooms.
Owner says sell with ao re
serve ao she la leawfasf for
Leeg: Beachv Calif. 80 wait
and bwy at year own price
at one- of the largest Fax
tare Aactiem Sales ever held
fa Salem Ia fact two Big
If "row I want 'earthlm ia
famitare NTs at this, sale,
Don't overlook this asms
aat epportaalty to bwy and
save.
Watch ' TTediMwday nosers
for more nrtlrjnTsw, Mrs.
"Ruts" Woe-dry
Auctioneer ta. chargw
' ' , 'Ihowo Stdow : . :
r .1091 Jeffcrsoa St.
I mill herder sell powr tar-
7jlttrusiees
:; To Gather Soon
.. A meeting of 'the board of
trosteeaDf Willamette 1 university !
has been called for Tuesday, May ;
22 when tho report of the com
mittee investigating the feasibili
ty, of discern tfnu tuff the law school
wll bo considered. Thw ouestion
has prevoked widespread interest
la campus and alumni circles .
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BANKERS
" - Salem, Orcgtro .
; ; . EstaHiihed 1 868
I Ccmmorial cad Savings ' Depxrtaent
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CoIdTaWets
' . A . pjaraateed Peinedy
for colds, headaches or
pains dte to.cc&dsr-'; fx
Also valuable prerent
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colds. iU't $?fj :f ' :' :- S
Contaios no quinine and
only, the V safest ' of. laxa-
even those of the most del
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