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STATESMAN, Salexn,
Oregon. Saturday Morning. Aprli33TtS32'
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PAGEFTYE-
tin, Roberta Speaker iMrs.
T. 8. Roberts-wiU speak at ;. the
Junior ehureh aervicnr the First
Methodist ehurcb "Sunday at" 11
o'clock, i Interpreting .moods and
story patterns In the works of eev
era! of the great music composers.
A phonograph will be used to play
the selections as they are Inter
preted. (The program will be suit
able to the observance of Music
Week- If Us Margaret Stevenson
wlU assist -v'-v.;.
Many exceptional bargains in ap-
Bendele Case Pant Bendeie. 1
charged with' f alitor to stop and!
giro aid and .with speeding,, will
appear la - justice conrt 'next I
; Thursday at It a.m. for trah The
ease was originally eet 'tor yester
day morning, tut was set over.
Bendeie la out of Jail on $Ht
bail. He tires' in southern Oregon.
Billvf or ! Keller l Case Runs
:i To3lS37690, ? Others;
Coming up Soon
Under the
Dome
Occurrences and. Gossip-
at the center of Oregon's
state government
s . .
Bedding plants are showing now
complete. Salem's Fetlaad, ; ;
E3ectri carnages Time The
i afternoon Oregon Electric train,
northbound, will depart at 4 ln-
pllances and fixtures yet to be bad ft61 of at 5:05 o'clock, Agent E.
. m m . . . I n" HAnAMfl r m s r avm nvS wAerfshtX.
at ' Fleener Electric Inc- 471
-Court streets- ; . ;.;--:;e
Marines Becruitlng Open A
new quota .for. enlistment in ; the
U. 8. Marine corps will be open
hero beginning tomorrow. Ser
geant Mack .Sherman, local re
cruiting . officer, . announced yesterday.-
- Vacancies , exist both, - In
the regular serrice and in the
drum and bugle corps for which
17-year old boys are eligible. The
recruiting office Is located on the
second floor of i the postofflce
building. r :- -
Mildred Cuddy, formerly of the
Marinello Shop, now at Mildred's
Beauty Shop, 385 N. High. Phone
5859. ;-;:;-r;-V;'-.-,i-.
Fresh Paint "Fresh Paint!",
the spring warning in Willson
.park, now Is appearing on the
park benches. Frank Kluck, city
gardener. Is now haying his crew
giro the benches a new coat of
light creen paint in preparation
for summer use. He is hoping no !
one will meet the fate of one worn-:
an who last spring ruined a dress
by falling to notice the "paint"
sign.
Full course turkey dinner Sun-
4-H Club Fair Beginning next
Wednesday, the auditorium of the
chamber of commerce will be glv
en over for four consecutive days
to the annual exhibition- of pro
jects of 4-H club groups through
out the county. This will mean
that no group - meetings, except
such as may be accommodated in
the smaller rooms at the cham
ber, will be scheduled during that
period.
Salem Symphony orchestra con
cert, armory. April 80. 8:15. Earl
Jennings, baritone soloist. Adults
50c, students- 25c
Accept Invitation George H.
Himes. curator - of the Oregon
state historical society, and Edith
Tosier Metherred and Albert To- 1
tier, custodians at the Champoeg
Memorial park at Chemawa. hare
accepted invitations to be present
at the annual Founders' Day pro
gram to be held Monday at the
chamber of commerce as the reg
ular luncheon feature.
, Marlon conntrlaees a probable
cost of between 110.000 and f 1S,-
000 tor court trials la Polk county
with but 22,288 left in th bud
get for the circuit eourt expenses.
Placed In the mail yesterday by
Polk county was a bill for f 2.712.
00, according to Hugh Q. Black,
Polk county clerk, who visited Sa
lem Friday. - -
Fire trials are being heard In
Polk countr on change of venue
Young ducks, they eat earwigs and I from Marion county with Marlon
slugs. Ready now at Salem's Pet- county footing the bill. The first
FOLLOWING the state high
way commission around -for
this lima this is: the excnsa your
correspondent is offering for faiS-
ure to hare a column written tor
yesterday's jpaper. We hare heard
a lot about missing the issue, and
wa wish to offer our apologies to
the many disappointed readers at
breakfast. - - -
F. Roberts was informed yester
day. The morning train will con
tinue to leave at 0:80 o'clock and
arrive in Portland at 11 o'clock.
land, 278 State.
Parkers Checked Up Check
ing up on motorists who were
summoned to appear In municipal
court for parking overtime but
did not do so resulted yesterday
in collection of 817 in fines from
eight persons. T&e amount col
lected on Thursday was 812.
Our regular Mon. ft
chick sale. Hatchery at 2214 N.
Front. 8tore 273 State. Some Buff
Orpington too. Phone 6767.
One Accident Occurs One au
tomobile accident was reported to
police yesterday: L. A. Berrman,
1440 Nebraska street, and T. J.
Lllburn. 346 North 13th street,
at Ferry and Liberty streets. No
one was Injured.
of these was the Frank J. Keller
trial which closed Tuesday.
, Witness fees claim the major
portion of the bill, accounting tor
82,884.90 while jurors took $628,
court reporters 3130, bailiffs
8104, extra Janitor service for sev
en days 821 and meals at hotel $7.
Polk county pays ten cents per
mile for witnesses while Marion
Tues. baby county pays out live cenis; ins,
If them is asiyoaM wha
Juevee the present hi wavy
sssstosi ocaai the Jes
It meets J Portland. Jwst let;
him sea lea -aehedala - for n
meetiag date, this one set for.
Thursday Portland. Wa tried
to keep vp with thesn hot had
t drop' out of sonae of . th
meetings It wan i UttU ('
mach, and a writer must take
Ume out to write once tan
while, eve If his -stafT
doesn't look Ilka i.
Salem symphony orchestra .con
cert. Armory. Apr. 20, 8:15. Earl
Jennings, 'baritone soloist. '
"
Bar' Men to Meet The Marion
county Bar association will meet
this noon at the Rose Cafe, with
Judge Howard Zimmerman of
Clatsop county the main speaker.
All members of the state supreme
court have been invited to be spe
cial guests on this occasion.
Choice - bedding and vegetable
plants. Plant early May for sat
isfying results. Jay Morris Green
- house. Liberty road ft Ewald ave.
Phone 8637. ....
Many exceptional bargains in ap
pliances and fixtures yet to be had
at Fleener Electric, Inc., 471
Court street .
Langhlia Speaker "What we
can do to help eliminate poverty"
is the subject which Prof. 8. B.
Laughlln will -use in his address
before the Young People's Forum
of the First Methodist church at
6:30 Sunday night.
Walt for Director's big tire sale
in Giese-Powers store.
Johnson Files W. A. Johnson,
1825 Fairmont avenue, made his
first solo flight in an airplane
Thursday night. He remained up
alone for 15 minutes.
For lumber, shingles and building
material, see Pedee Lumber Co.,
1231 Edgewater street, W. Salem.
Phone 8811. W. T. Grier. Mgr.
Ambrose Appointed Keith
Ambrose," ex-chief of police at
Klamath Falls, has been appoint
ed a patrolman by the state police
department at Gold Beach, Curry
county. .
Many exceptional bargains in ap
pliances and fixtures yet to be had
at Fleener Electric, Inc., 471
Court street
Pays $10 Fine Richard Purs
ley yesterday paid a 310 tine in
justice court here after pleading
guilty to charge of-switching. li
cense plates. -
Complete line or thnrty. hardy,
bedding plants. Salem's Petland.
Bottlers to Meet L. M. Ram
age of Salem, president of the
state Bottlers association, re
ports that a state meeting will be
held hero Saturday night May 14.
A dinner will be servea at the
Gray Belle.
Spa chocolates tor Mother's Day.
bill must be paid at Polk county
rates.
The five trials are those of
Frank J. Keller, Jr., convicted
Tuesday. O. P. Coshow. which
opens next Monday, Dr. W. R.
Adams, I. H. Fetty and Jay Stock
man, all in connection with the
Empire Holding corporation acti
vities.
Marion county has budgeted
39,550 for circuit court expenses,
of which 36,184 has already been
expended. It may be necessary to
transfer money from the emergen
cy fund to pay the first bill.
The commission started off
with a dinner conference at the
Imperial hotel Wednesday night
at o'clock. This meeting contin
ues aiterwarda until 11:30 that
night Breakfast conference at t
o'clock at the hotel, which lasted
until 10 o'clock, when the publie
meeting started at the court
house.
Service Groups
Planning Music
The pubUo aessioa adjourned
at 12:30 for lunch. The com
mission scheduled a luncheon
coni&renco at the Portland ho
tel for noon. Meeting again
took up at o'clock and lasted
nnta . Then a short breathing
pell and the commission took
np at 7:10 for another hotel
eeesioa which lasted far into
the night Friday morning an
other hotel session was called
to hear delegations, and finally
after 20 hoars of meeting the
one-day meeting ended.
And all this time there was
Week Programs tStSJSJLt
Service clubs are each featur
ing Music week, which opens May
1 and continues to May 7. Mon
day the chamber of commerce has
planned melaphona numbers by
Miss Evelyn Hebel, accompanied
by Lena May Dotson; Tuesday
the Klwanls will hear Hume
Downs, violinist, accompanied by
his father, Dr. C. A. Downs, and
C. Earle Jennings, baritone solo
ist.
Wednesday a trio of Miss Tina
Emmett Coffel, violin. Miss He
bel, melaphone, and Lena May
Dotson, piano, will be tne pro
gram tor the Rotarians and the
Lions have asked for tne same
program for their Thursday noon
luncheon.
would bo hard to find one. Leslie
Scott Is showing those who at
first had some misgivings as to
tne stamina of the new rroun
that the commission means bus
iness and Is doing things
9IEG POIOTS 0;i
ME TOPICS
invited anyone to talk that had
anything to present. And these
speeches take- time. ' -
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:.: I:;?1-,; i. . T""" i i s '-- -
tonigai ie the data for tha big
dinner the highway department It
giving Boy Klein, --'former state
highway engineer. . It looks
though it was going to be a great
affair, and. Quite a -number of
newspapermen, highway men and
others yrul attend from Portland,
hanks, gang, for the invitation.
we'll sure be therev,.. ,
Perhapa it Is the irony ef
fate, bnt.no sooner doee, the
grand jury give high praise to
the administration of the Ore
gon State hospital . and that'
wards were fortunate in being
held there, one of the hunatee
sn and ends his life. But that
Is ene ef those events than can
not be controlled, and the grand
jory report still stands.
But it Is fine to learn that tha
efforts .of Dr. R. B. Lee Stelner
and his staff including his right
hand man. Dr. John Evans, are
appreciated and acknowledged by
an official body -such as a grand
Jury,The state hospital is known
nationally tor its acnievements.
Friday was "visitors day? at
the Salem Ad club when a group
representing tha Salem chamber
of commerce presented the day's
program. The delegations was
headed by Douglas McKay, prasl-
dent. and O. B. Wilson, secretary.
Wilson acted as announced, and
introduced McKay. Ted Endlcott
one of the trustees of tha cham
ber, nd Fred J. GUbralth, man
ager of . the linen nulls. Each
talked briefly with reference to
Salem industry nnd opportunity.
U : The advantages which Salem
offers In tourist trips ware out
lined by Endlcott: He referred to
the many eceale ' spots . and, the
various places ot historical in
terest GUbralth discussed the
linen industry in particular aad
noted whea the Salem baseball
team administered the worst de
feat to the Eugene high school
that team has experienced in
years. A school can do wonders if
students work together instead of
for' a small group who only raise
"--
Salem manufacturing ia general.
Lately the Salem linen mills has
received an order for three tons
of hair-dressing twine, which in
dicates the expansion, of demand
for local nroduets. v - '
McKay related interesting bis-
torical tacts about Salem which
make It an Important ceater - in
the stata.i-.J i v.i it-iiAzv'-.i
Insurance Sale n
Without Permit
Is Charge Filed
Eugene Coffy of Portland Fri
day was arrested at the request
ot A. H. Arerllt state insurance
commissioner, on a charge ot so
liciting and writing insurance, in
the state without authority.
Coffy,-who gars hs address as
Rochester; Minn., was operating
under tha name ot J.. Do Witt Of
ficials said he falsely represented
that the insurance company for
which ha was working wan af
filiated with the Metropolitan ilia
Insurance company. .
i Dr Chan Laos
Chinese Medicine
148. N. Commercial
Kansas 1 and 9
Salem
Office hears
Tuesday and Satur
day 8- to 5 p. m.
First Church of
Christ, Scientist; ;
. r v' ;f Salem ;
- . Announces A "t
Freo LccturaV
' . :. on
Chrutian Science
"WhatltisandHow
It Works"
, Peter V. Ross, C S. B..
of Saa Francisco . -
Member of the Board of Les
tureshlp of the Mother-church.
The First Church ot Christ
Scientist In Boston, Mass.
. in the
Church Edifice, corner Liberty
and Chemeketa Streets Men
day Evening, May 3 at t
o'clock.
The Public Is cordially
. invited to attend
And for some briefs: Ben
Wing has the gout and he says
it is bad enough just to have
the gout without accompanying
publicity, ae don't mention it to
him ... Theatre advertising
teUa -us there Is a fine news
paper picture at the Capitol
theatre ... It was hard to work
yesterday with all that fine
swnahlao ... Mr. Randall's new
counter la expected to be start
ed in the capitol buUdang lobby
aeon . . . Gordon Taylor, legis
lator from Washington county,
is getting Chin.
A former chief of police of
Klamath Falls has been added to
the state police force. He will be
sent to Curry county, tha wild
est county in the state and a good
man is needed Pray says Keith
Ambrose, the party in question. Is
Just the right man.
HEWS
OF
HEALTH SELECTED
Buttons for observance of
health rules will be awarded to
1003 Salem grade school children
during National Child Health
week, - which begins tomorrow,
Mlas Carlotta Crowley, supervisor
of elementary schools;' announced
yesterday. -
Br schools, the "heralds ot
health" number as follows: En
glewood 112, Garfield 100 Grant
109. Highland 112. Lincoln 186,
McKinley 131, , Richmond 81,
Park 84, Washington 08.
The ' rules which these "her
alds" hare observed are: 1, satis
factory practice of health habits;
2. satisfactory behavior ana am-
- tuda in school: 3, satisfactory nu
trition or gala in welghtr 4f Free
dom from remedial physical "de
fects; 1 6. evidences it Immunity
to aiphtherla and smallpox. -
Obituary
Hchirman
In this city. April 27. Katie
Schirman, aged 34 years. Sur
vived by father, Fred Schirman of
siirerton, sister, Mrs. Freida Leh
man of Jefferson, and six broth
ers, Walter of Monmouth. Daa
and Alvln of Salem. Sam and
George ot Silverton, John of Port
land. ; Funeral services will be!
held Saturday. April 20. at 3
p. m. at the German Baptist
church- with Rev. Q. W. Rntsch
officiatiag. Interment Belcrest
Memorial park under the direc
tion of the Clough-Barrick com-!
pany.
First Cinders
Drop on Track
Theblg' fire Wednesday night
did its bit to help Willamette
university athletes get theixUong
desired cinder track. The shower
of cinders thrown eastward from
the river front fire dropped the
first cinders to go on the newly
graded track.
Barrick company Thursday. Fu
neral services will be held Satur
day, April 30, at 3:30 p. m. from
the ehapel of the Clough-Barrick
company, with Rev. Kantner of
ficiating. Music will be furnished
by the Clough-Barrick male quar
tet Graveside services will be
held by Chemeketa lodge No. 1.
L O. O. F., at Lee Mission cemetery.
A few of the things done dur
ing these SO hours will show
that Scott shoves thlnga
through with a determination
to complete a big job at one
session. For instance the com
mission heard numerous dele
gations, reiterated its policy
against emergency relief and
outlined new projects for the
next session May 18.
The commission awarded 14
jobs at a cost ot about 1450.000,
rejected one' Job, launched an aer
ial surrey program, settled hun
dreds of minor questions aad
matters, sold bonds at a premi
um, ordered a seven-hour day for
spme crews, eliminated three pa
trol crews, consistently said "No"
te a lot of requests, outlined pol
icies against footpaths, special
privileges for highway use, op
posed beaches as landing fields,
and hundreds of other matters.
The state board of higher ed
ucation was meeting in Port
land yesterday and it was re
ported the chancellor for the
institutions of learning in Ore
gon had been selected. The
name has not yet leaked out un
less the commission decided to
announee it last night
The first results of ousting the
hlrh school secret societies was
LADIES' COAT and DRESS SPECIAL
Entire stock of Silk Dresses and Spring Coats go on Special
Sale at one half price '
0112.50
9990
DRESSES
DRESSES
$495 rn
v c 1
IPIM3ES
014.75 ;
COATS
09.90
COATS
07.95
COATS
$495
141
Com'
No Stock Held in Reserve Every Garment on Sale
in. fl TT TTbTTliir?lTU?irD n Salem,
.LStUJ.MU
Ore.
Oh, yes, and there were some
politicians at the nteeting whe
only wished to be introduced,
Including candidates for V. S.
senator, a judge, several legis
lators. The road officials alee
Bailer
Three miles north on Portland
road. Thursday, April 18, Em
ery Mercer Bailey, aged SS years,
S days. Beloved husband of Mrs.
Sarah Bailey; father of Marguer
ite Bailey ot Salem; brother ot
L. O. Bailey ot Oregon City. Mrs.
D. J. Fury of Clarksburg. W. Va..
J. IB. RiIIav of rort Pierce . Fla.. I
and Mrs. Bessie Llnstrom of
Youhgstown. O. Funeral services
will be held Saturday, April 30,
at 2: SO p. m. from the chapel of
the Salem Mortuary. S4K North
Capitol street. Friends Invited. In
terment Belcrest Memorial park.
Downing
In this city, April 20. Charles
C. Downing, aged IT years. Sen
ot Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Downing
ot Portland. Notice ot funeral lat
er by W. T. Rlgdon and son.
Bank at Scotts
Mills is Placed
4 Tn JraT Tfii Tiff Q i h. Salem, Mrs. W. R. Bishop,
inJLiLe 1 dUU. & saa Francisco, and Mrs. W. L
" Clongh
Aldlne M. Clough, aged 21.
passed away at the residence, 2Sf
North- Canreb street, at 1:20
o'clock Wednesday morning. . Hs
is survived by bis widow,- Adella,
three daughters, Mrs.' Harley
Hampton
At the resideace, 594 North)
Liberty street, April 29, Mary
Ann Hampton, a native ot In
diana, aged 9T years, 9 months
and S days. Mother ot Mrs. O. V.
Ellis and Mrs. Annette Smith,
both ot 8alem and Nathan Hamp
ton ot Lawtoa, Okla.; alse sur
vived by 14 grandchildren and IT
great graadennoren. Remains are
la care of the Terwllliger Funeral
Home, ' 770 Chemeketa - street.
phone 692 8. Announcements 01
funeral later.
Oregon Electric
SCHEDULE
CHANGES
Sunday
May 1st
No. 12 for: Portland will
leave Salem 4:00 p. m. ar
riving; Portland 5:30 p. m.
No other changes
. affecting Salem
E. P. Roberta, City Psgr. A
Tkt, Agt.
L. F. Knowlton, Gen. Agt.
OREGON
ELECTRIC
RY.
cf :G 1 si OH LV
I . m at ywar first
Tnk book conUina aiz
whkh wCi earn ro actual eash.
priea U tha book, 25c, syQ rato
"4
- The bank of ScotU MQIs. Mar
ian countr. Fridar was turned
over to the state banking depart
ment by iU directors. Tbe bank
will be Uauidated by A.
Schramm, state superintendent of
banks: -.v :r.-.- t r J't
Thm bank , was chartered H In.
1920 and had a capital .stock ot
215.600. Resources - aggregated
$ 8 2. with S 8,090 deposits on
April -1. 'r. ''-.-;v
. albert Rich is resident. A. L.
itrmkriter vice-nresident. , and J.
O. Dixon, ;eaahierv3-y:'Cw-
Bryant. Portland; two grandchil
dren, Arthur Bishop, San Fran
cisco,, and Howard rugo, saiem;
and two brothers. winlamef Des
Moines. Ia aad Fernando of Elk
Pass. , Kan. The body will He in
State in the parlors of the Clough-.
CITY VIEW CEMETERY
Cstabnahed IMS- -. Tel SSS3L
Conveniently Accesslb " ' .
Perpetual care provided; tor
Prices Reasoaabla
Coming Events llx:
i April SO Salem Sym
phony Orchestra concert at,
armory, r ,.rf
f May 1-8 slustr. week.
'May -Oregon confer-
ence oh Child Health . and
Protection.. v--r-i.'-A1---
i May-g-8 .Young People's
and Women's 'Missionary
State society, ; Free Metbe
dlst church.-rfr-V'f.-i
t May TrOptometrist :
rantlon,vA.';-V - '".'" -f" :iV
: May 6-7 1 Annual May
Day festivities,- .Willamette
-university. .';'.r" ' I
v BI a J 23-20-27 Oregon
Farmers Union convention.
XOUXG CHINO -Recommended
high
ly tor treatment ot.
chi 1 b 1 a 1 n s. sore
eyes, sick hands and
feet, ecsema, stom
ach troubles, cancer
and all kinds of dis
eases. 221 tt State.
PIANOS TO
RENT
IV-
-Call OOin. tsed Faralture
. . Department '
: 181 Korth High
Save Money for Yourself
1
A PARK CJMhTlCRk WITH
PERPKTDAL CARE
ysst Tn SBastss ftsst lbs Hssri.
; St Tsws
f 1 1
CMcken:
Bones
Our ever popular candy an
joyed by all on account of
its delicious xresn&ess, ap-.
petizinn; crlspness and hiTii
tmritr now - ottered ax m
price that will compel yotr
to take advantaee or mis
tremendous bargain.-
19c
Vz lb. 10ci 2 lbs, 37c
per:lb.
Drosr Store v :
The erictnal rellow treat
, dy special store of Salens
iss X. iCosal St. Dial SltT
A desiring suut tn nrtent need f employ
ment wil come U yoer door tad tier yoo
the HUla coupon book aaowa tbore. Tha
.rice is only 25c although tha eocpong etv
title yon t nrinrs of neveral times that
amount. ;rs'?:' - '-'
Tha 25e ,wUI ipU-ttij wh is seninir'
this book.- V '': - :-. , :
1 - - '-, .- v " . - --
And when joumkk yonr ilist purchase) at ;
Smith & Watklns, yon wiH recefre a 25c re-i
fond.
- -- . -
Putting men at work selUns; these serrice
coupons is Smith & Watklns contribution
to) unemployment relief. T A , ;; s
Hera, at esse stop, tmder oanvroot; yoa can
upkeep serrieo.for ytur ear.
Tha cotrpaaa ia yonr book entitle yon to sar
ings frost $1 to $L50 on services yon aro
tmytns; resnlarly for yonr ear; besides the
refund of your 25c . "
Ton can't afford W pass np an opportunity
like this.7 If yoa haTo not yet bought yonr -boosvpsone
us and well see that yon are'
giren the opportunity. Phone today as
these books axe to bo on sale only a short
time.
1. j. 'II r?z
I : SERVICE I' V '
- TUNE IN BA CH MONDAY.NIGHT ON "VOICE OF FtRBSTONETKG f 8:30-9 P. li,
Iarits i Us to;Tm;Ntat-l3Mi
Center and Iilerty Streets ;
n
TEL. i
9144