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1 The OREGON STATESMAN, Salea, Oregon, gimday. Blorning,' May 8; 1932 Vr :L-i QcallfNej 'Mi Brfef s Case Dismissed Charley Mill er appeared in' justice, conrt yi ter dir In connection with ', tres pasufnr charge lodged t'by f Mrsi Brookel, who ownt land' adjacent to his., near. Jefferson. . The case was dismissed. Miller showing that Ernest Soil, to whom Mrs, Brua kel had leased the. land, had giv en Miller permission to tarn his horses on the property while working In the field which adjoins the Brunkel place, .., USSY BITES HELD FOB GALE S. HILL - Y. Forum Meet The Y. C l A. Forum will meet at the Y at 71(1 ! nVWV innlMnial llidt i' fnr r.ttim- 4iK- FHueral services for the late year when It was dlscontinned f?! H ti?"7 World economic problems will be h"Jr?,!. of lrl!f! ib? SEE!-.Th r"P ec" eoUeT larnnmber'sa1: pZLy u n r T,, lem attorneys went there to at Portland Y. M. a . public speak- tend tna Ust rMe0 Interment was lng class challenge to a debate. made ln tB.,MasonIc cemetery at White leghorn baby chick,, spe- "S!" ied CIS! sille Monday. 17 ner bnndrad u Inrday afternoon were attended by Active palbearers at the ' fa neral of Judge Hill were H. C Reeves, Charles H. Wieder, Ar- Robb Fined f 7.50 B. B. Robb thur R. McMahan. L. O. Lewel of Salem, was arrested by city po- ling. Z. E. Marrill. A. G. Senders, lice yesterday on a warrant from I Elmer B. Williamson and D. E. ; Complete tine of thrifty, hardy, I Salem Chiekerles, 2(4 N. Cottage i bedding plants. Salem's Petland. Altman Moves After 28 years of conducting his business at 28 North Liberty. Dr. L. G. Altman Is moving to 507 Center street. I Justice court charging failure to Nebergall. where; as in the former location, I give right of way. he has established office and resl- guiltr and iaid a $7.50 fine. Har- r. McNary, Judge of the United dence. Dr. Altman cam to Salem 28 years ago, locating at once In the building he is vacating, and which will giveaway in the next few months to a service station. old Rhoten, arrested; He pleaded Honorary pallbearers were John last month states district court: Percy R. for reckless driving, yesterday Kelly, justice of the state supreme was fined $5 when he appeared court; James W. Crawford, Judge in municipal court at the agreed of the . Multnomah circuit court time. . I and, president of the state bar as- Wanted, TJsed; Furniture. -Phone Coyonel'Alf red E. Clark, who is cultf judge of the third Judicial J110w c ' " : i' seeking the republican nomination district: John H. Carson, Walter Holme.. Meet An . a 1 1-d a v -"f V"' " eMlor " . I E. Keyes, representing the Mar- - - I rnan wnn r nia nvn BTnaniA r i , . . . t, t nuHr rst h UifIah Mniitt i " " ion county oar association, J. xv . w -..w Mmninlsn ROTRrnnr Jnllna I . I n,m..i r u..i.. Holinesa association will be held wIT' I. .7', -- 77 wayen, wuiara u. in the Free Methodist church here rr Llnn coonty b" " Monday, with Rev. and Mrs. Cecil En ,neers for a faToraMe report C Troxei ne w. ana Mrs. wiscne. from tnat bod to naTe the Co. returned missionaries from China, lnmDia rlter hydroiectric povr mU w i .oru,isl,,4iB, v project developed. (Pd. adv. and night services. Potluek . lunch clark for Vm g Senator committee, will be serve.! at noon, with cof- m Yeon Bldg., Portland, Ore.) fee and tea provided by the asso ciation. 1 Court Returns Members of the state supreme court returned here Saturday from Pendleton, where . the spring term of the ( ; IS BURIED 'V ' fz GALE S. HILL FIEEIN1K ATW Two Permits to Wed Are Issued Here Saturday White leghorn baby chicks, spe cial sale Monday, $7 per hundred. Salem Chiekerles, 284 N. Cottage I Bell Appointed George H. ; Bell of Stayton was appointed i yesterday administrator with the i will annexed of the estate of ! George R. Maisel who died at the age of 79. According to th Maisel left personal property val- I kji A r A n tt l- t A l. vi. principal heir. Marriage license business, slow court for eastern Oregon has been I throughout .the week, picked np In progress for several days. The Saturday when County cierK oy docket contained approximately er issued permits to two couples 15 cases. Ob ltuary seeking to wed. Kenneth W. Hutchins, 23, 2380 Hasel avenue, a freight handler, received a license to wed Mary Ruth Mitchell, 20, Salem route 8. a housekeeper. C. W. Anderson, legal age. Newbers. a gardener, received permit to marry Elnora R. Coal 1 A At a local hospital. May 7. Johnl"- dotrtor. Execmtor Named J. B. Mertx Lor-nta. resident of Stavton. aced yesterday named by the probate e ver. Surrived hv alster. Mn. I Ruumn RtarBd Two conn as executor oi me esiai oi Amelia Schmidt of Shaw; two youths whom city police caugbt ioe iae jlauu uowien ino aiea brothers laldor Lorents of Seattle 1 and held for investlxaUon yester- January 21, 1931. She left an es- an(t Fred LorenU of Shaw. Re- dav morninc proved to be escapes tate of an estimated value of m.tna t in charre of the Salem fmm a Portland inatitntion. L. 88800 of which 87000 Is personal Mortuary. 545 North Capitol p. Keeler. Portland probation ot- propeny. mere are ae legatees street. Funeral announcements ficer, took them In charge later in nnaer ner i n out sne len no later- the day. When arrested the boys lineal descendants. 1 Close State House 2 plain homes for sale. Each has 6 rooms. Both sold at 13300. Price now 82000. cave their names as Fred Button McCain -ad William Hedrick. although At a local hospital. Friday, May ,.- Bmes were later found to , Marie jacuain. agea 2 1 years. be -wHking and MeDougal. Funeral services from St. Jo- We'll deliver Tel. 9592. DEUYIIIUSII ,-, The Women's Greater Oregon association, Salem branch, ex tends an invitation to all who are interested in Salem indus tries to attend a meeting of the association to be held at the chamber of commerce Monday evening at 8 o'clock. John C. Freeman, manager and organiser of the Oregon Manu facturers association will be the speaker and will discuss various ways of interesting people In Ore gon made products. According to Mrs. W. Carlton Smith, president of the Salem branch of the Women's Greater Oregon; association, the Salem or ganisation has mora than 1500 members and tbey are really be coming Interested in the manu factured products of Salem and Oregon. Preliminary "hearing in the case of Mrs. Mlna Folts. charged with attempting to poison another, was continued yesterday, inasmuch as it Is estimated It win take a fall day to complete the. testimony. It will be continued next Thurs day day morning. Five witnesses were called Friday afternoon, and at least 10 more will be called. Had it not been that members of the district attorney's office and Justice of the Peace Miller Harden, and other members of the bar here, had planned to at tend the funeral of the late Cir cuit Judge Gale S. Hill at Albany Saturday afternoon, the case would have, been finished yester day, the court running through all day. , despite the usual ens torn of eloeing at noen on Sat urday. It Is estimated it will take a full day to finish the case. Mrs. Foltx was a nurse ln the J. J. Donaldson home at Wood burn when ahe-allegedly admin istered with intent to kill or in jure, a dose of lysol, mixed with trait Juice, .to her. patient, Mrs. J. J. Donaldson. ' Affidavits of both Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson, who were on the stand Friday, declare the poisoning attempt to have been the result of Infatua tion of the nurse and Donaldson PiHIHEIffl. . , . ..LEADERS GATHER Order of Railroad Telegraphers; at two meetings of the order to be held here, the first . at 1 o'clock this afternoon and the second at t o'clock tonight, la Tew Park hall, 12th aid Leslie I. C Shut! of Woodburn. local chairman for . Southern Paelfie The 1 telegraphers, of Oregon, and pos- ATJMSVILLE. Mav 7. Marion count v Parent - Teacher I sibly the generar chairman ana council met at Aumsvlll high secretary-treasurer of ,the order aehoal for Ita aemi-annnal eon-1 will attend. - i vention today. The program open- The five-day week, six-nouraay ed at 10 a. m. with community land retirement pensions will be singing led by Miss Gladys Bar- among the matters discussed. gess, accompanied by Owen Marti The program was as follows: 1 HzmiltnnQ 1 Will iBTflMtlnn Mn Cnrnalla Horra' I ... welcoming address, T. C. Moan- Rpmnlpl fstnrt taut, rnyuun, mi. a. xj, xmiw-i president's repo'rts, followed by Omm of the best-arranged fur - v...in... .-.. niture stores on the coast Is plan- Oftleers elected were: County ned by the Hamilton rrnltare president, Mrs. A. K. Bradley of f y , , v ,f, m I . , 7a A.m.n:. .iM.,..Mnt nr tv to bo made to its building at 340 B. Hill of Salem; secretary, Mrs. Jess Dougherty: treasurer, Mrs. ? -.. VOTE 61X Roy S. Melson KcpubTJcaa Candidate fee j vtCOUNTYi':"; COMMISSIONER Court street. Woodwork and walls will be refinlsbed and a new bar- . . a. . J J . J 4 (...ilia, TaH Smith f SMtta Milla. 8 oaaemens a a .ti..... ,. u.. w t. 1 all exchange furniture. A grana 0.1 staircase will be inst ...i.a k, nMvleasT access to thU department Seniors at High Decide on Dress White trousers and dark coats for the boys and white ankle length dresses for the girls has been decided npon by the Salem high school senior class as the attire tor commencement this year. Speakers for the baccalaur eate service and commencement exercises have not yet been se lected. The auditorium of the First Presbyterian church has been of fered for the baccalaureate. Under the Dome. Occurrences and Gossip at the center of Oregon's state gorenunent of the state highway commission. The board members gave interest- lng and Illustrative lectures on safety. Miss Harriet Long, .state librarian, gave an interesting talk on proper . reading for children. Dr. B, F. Pound of Salem gave an instructive talk on matters of interest to Pareat-Teaeher work ers. The afternoon session was com posed of music by Brooks. Auras-1 villa. Gervais. Sllverton ana ita lic Junior high. Mrs. Ethel Miller of the Oregon Normal school gave an address on rural life and Par ent-Teacher work. Resolutions were read by Mrs. MeNeal of fill verton, thanking Aamsville for its hospitality. The county coun cil was invited to meet In the fall at Gervais. and immediately accepted the invitation. Telegraphers to Attend Meetings Held Here Today Matters of nartlcular interest to railroad telegraphers will be discussed by B. C. Lewis of Den- from the first floor. FOR CONGRESS 1 189 N. High street. rection of the Salem Mortuary. 545 North Capitol street. Judgment Granted A Judg ment in behalf of E. L. Getz and a rains t Robert and Marie A. White was entered Saturday in the circuit court here. Judge L. H. McMahan. in signing the judg ment. rranted the recoverv of a t31 car to the plaintiff or in lieu Capitol street. nt iha ear twftpTeA navment of I SIS ft hT the. riofondanta tn the 1 McKenney plaintiff. Hamilton At at local hospital, May 7, Arthur Hamilton, ag-ed 51 years. Interment I. O. O. F. cemetery Mnnav Mav ft lindpr direction of the Salem Mortuary, 545 North for the ballots In anticipation of tne primary eiecnon, r nuay, May 20. Potted plants, cut flowers dellv- Ballots Ready Sample ballots are ready for a number of pre cincts in the county and may be obtained at the office of County Clerk U. G. Boyer. More ballots are td be delivered this week. Many voters are already calling . McKenney f d at the Te, 9592 e on -route 1, box 121,1 W. I. residence 'Full' course turkey dinner Sun-1 May 7. at the age of 68 years day. 50c. Senator Food Shop. I Survived by widow, Jennie, at home: brother. Charles MCKen- Pleads Xot Guilty Roy L. Ben- . f lan. Ia dauithter. Mrs Jamin yesterday pleaded not guil- Margaret Clark of Turner: sons. and storage company, appellants y io casrse 01 paaaiug a meca Wade of Portlana. Ciauae ana Banit Hal V. Hosa anrt John H without sufficient funds, and will i,mftS t home: daughter-in-law. nir,An rnonflAnts van received do given preliminary neanng in Mrg Hazel McKenney . of ron- here yesterday by the county jusucu tuun muuuajr oiiciiiuuu ai Mand; three granacniiaren. u uner- z o ciock. ie is in jan, iaiung ,io aj serTiCes from the Clougn-Bar- Btandate Entered A mandate of the state supremo court up holding the respondent In the ap pealed case of the Portland Van TODAY Is Mother's Day. Those of yon who are so fortunate as to have your mother with you or able to send her your love do, don't overlook this seem ingly small gesture. The others can best honor the memory of their mothers by remembering some who otherwise might per haps be forgotten. raise 8250 bail money. One Accident Reported Only one automobile accident was re ported to city police yesterday. That occurred at 21st and Brey man streets between cars driven by Hi A. Steus, 429 North 23rd street, and D. F. Furlough. W HEIR IE TT rick company. Church at Ferry, Monday, May 9, at 1:30 p. m., with Rev..Kantner officiating. In terment Sydney cemetery. clerk. The decision of the lower court was sustained. Oh ft rV i? Senator Food Shop, Phone 7777 Chickens ala Coon with tater sticks, rolls and Jelly, 50c. Serv ed here or delivered. course dinners. The Spa- New 6 and 8 75c and f 1. Senator Food Shop, Phone 7777 i I FttU course turkey dinner, soe H Rom Cafe Eat vour turkey and ham bun- day dinner at the Rose Cafe, 46c, 12 to 8. Try our Z5C lunen k daring the week Dine At The Senator Food Shop Emmons At the residence on route -4, May 7, Edward I. Emmons, ageu 67. Husband of Eimira jsanmons. father .of Mrs. Edna Moreneaa; brother of A. T. Emmons, R. E. Emmons of Dallas, A. W. n-m- mons of Ohio, Mrs. Iva O. Pen well of Portland. Notice of fu- nral later hv W. T. Rigdon & Son. Open today. We deliver flowers. LIUtL, LIUI1 OW, V t - Police Arrest Three City traf fic officers yesterday arrested three motorists, Charles Cnid- wlck, 900 North Commercial street, ' and Dale C. Ensinnger, 385 River street, on charges of speeding, and Alfred E. Ricketts, 1340 Baker street. Baker posted $5 bail and promised to appear in municipal court on May 14. Steinberg at the residence. 593 South Commercial street. May 6, Wil Ham H. Steinberg, at the age of 73 vears. Survived by daugnters. Amy Steinberg of San Bernard ino. Cal.. Mrs. Anne HUl or ias Angeles, Miss Barbara Steinberg of Los Angeles, and a son, rea. of San Francisco, funeral an nouncements laU. by Rigdon & Son. i :; thicken ala toon , . f ? With Dixie Tater Sticks : Hot Parker House ; Cfr ItoHs , and Jelly-v f r " Served Day or Night r- Her Packed to take with , you or i. . . ' - delivered . . Cllne's Styl Guaranteed v - J.Q be' good Y"- ) Xurkey Dinwer 50c r : rtinners SOc and 75c Merchant's LunchSSc and COc Sandwiches - short orders at all hours day or nignt - , i ' . - ' Senator Food Shop . Phono 7777 WALTER CL1SE, Prop. Osborn in this citv. May . James Hen ry Osborn, father of Mrs. Alta Allison of Brooks. Mrs. Evelyn King of Salem, Mrs. Agnes WhUe a Turner:, also survived by lix grandchildren. Aged 74 years, i.lx months, five daf A native of Missouri. Friends are mvitea io attend funeral services Monday May 9. at 1:30 p. m. from the Terwilliger Funeral Home,, 770 Chemeketa street. Interment will be In Belcrest Memorial para. Beltvest jtlemoria v.?.-: satfe A PARR CKMKTKUi WITH PERPETUAL CARE art Tta UlaPtet rtovi ta Heart af TWB :- What lit reported will be one or the biggest and most ini por ta ntant sessions of the year, will be held at the capitol Mon day. It is the annual meeting of the Oregon Tax Equaliza tion and Conservation league. Governor Meier lias many rec ommendations to make, and Chairman Leslie Scott announ ced some legislative proposals will result. to the country daring the World war, yet hm was slain by a Ras alas to start a war between France aad Russia. And be was killed upon the 17 th anniver sary of the sinking of the steamship LusitaaU, the Im portant factor of America's en trance into the World war. And while France and the world mourns for the loss of the French president, this nation is still commemorating the bicen tennial anniversary of the birth of George Washington. Salem likewise will listen to another big program on this occasion. v. 7 Eminently Qualified FAKMES Owning and operating farms, one or which comprised 3000 acres. At' present operating a farm of 33 acres in North Salem. - SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN Formerly associate owner ia Com merdal Book Store. Formerly associate owner a Atlas Book Store. Formerly proprietor Peter Pan Res taurant. I Graduate of Willamette Law School Oraduate of Capttol Business Col lege. JAMES W. MOTT His record, both as a legislator and as Corporation Commission- BANXXS Ten years association with First National Bank. CFormerli Capitol National Bank of . . . V7W I r i. . raeord of achievement. ver, am i--pr.u nl. ttnm wf1i .,.nr tn the people of this district aeUve and i effective representation ln con gress FaaaOy, kavtag aetUed Xm tke try tm fk early 4Tb, it ef KarlM We. Creative T h e a t r e Three citizens of each county are members of this league, and It is state wide.' Full attendance at the meeting was urged on the basis of the importance of action necessary to adjust the tax situa tion in Oregon. And incidentally. there perhaps will be plenty of politics played, since it comes at such an opportune time, prior to election. On May 18 at the Klsinorr theatre a pageant, "In - the Hearts of His Countrymen", will be presented by 300 chil dren, pupils of the Sacred Heart academy and the St. Vin cent dePaul parochial school. Father J. V. Keenan, member of the state parole board, is the acting head directing this production. of the Salem Arts League Presents 3 Original One-Act Plays By Salem Authors Benefit for S'Lladna Girl Reserves PLEDGED TO ACTUAL RE READ STATEMENT OF RECORD I DUCTION IN TAXES BY AND DIGEST OF PLATFORM IN EFFICIENCY AND VOTERS' PAMPHLET ECONOMY VA.mA. Paid Adv. Mott for Congress Com. I Wm. P. Ellis. Chairman VI SALEM 8 Monday Night S H S AUDITORiUM p. m. Admission 25c REWARD.... Your Mother today with a wonderful dinner at The Spa The tragic assassination of the French president may have its international complications. The president gave four sons MAY SPECIAL DR. B. H. WHITE Night and Day Calls External Cancer Removed with medicine. Office, 335 N. Capitol St. Phone 5030 Salem, Ore. RADIO SERVICE Best equipped shop in Salem DAY OR NIGHT CALLS Day 0140, Night 0608 or 7703 G. C Hanson with ViBBERT & TODD 400 State Croqu I n o 1 e Ringlet End Permanent PUSH WAVE $2.00 plete Open Friday Evenings by appointment CASTLE PERMANENT WAVERS CO. 307 First NaVl Bank Bldg. Tel. 3I3 Branch of Castle Pioneer Permanent Wavers. Portland The finest six course f dinner 7lt includes IOC i Roast Turkey All Special Spring Fry Chicken and. the most delicious salads and pastries our chefs know, how to pre 1 pare or Mother's Day The SPA WED. MAY AT OLINGER ATHLETIC FIELD 11 D3i 4 mm MONSTER LIPPED CflBXDUOD i s mug K; i From CONGO, AFRICA mm (Mm 'Sf !iRvii ill DOOSS OPd AT I AXD 7 RM-PCFOSttSJCEJ ATZ"8RM ONE TICKET ADMITS TO EVEKTTM IWO RESERVED AND ADMISSION TICKETS ON SALE CTRCTS DAY AT CENTRAL PHARMACY, 410 STATE ST. E w H5 or xxeen Muuers -and 'rivers- FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE To Friends ami Customers Within HO Miles Radios Salem Deaconess Hospital Cull 3321 CITY VIEW CEMETERY established 1893 Tel. SOW Conveniently Accessible Perpetual care provided for Prices Reasonable PILES CURED .WlUtaat attrition ai om ol DR. MARSHALL 3t9 Orrfnn Hide Phon. &J0 Dr. Chan Lam Chinese .Medicine I4S N. Commercial ISomu 1 and S Salem , Office hours Tuesday and Satur- day 2 to 5 p. tn. ; 9 AT OUR STORE You can get the most difficult pre scriptions com pounded drugs of rarest nature can be secured here. Ask your doctor. WTGcLU Schaefer's DRra STORE 135 N. Com'l St. Dial 3197 The original yellow' front can dy special store of Salem PIANOS TO ' RENT - ThMHMiiKie?, Call C010, Cscd Fpaiture Department 131 North High ' ft ' W lis. . : i, if jtv iv CAVAEIEM. 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