The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, Jnly 22, 1932
III TO BE
MESS TODAY
Will Describe the Slaying of
; Iverson . in Trial of
Dupree Poe Here
; (Continued from pas t)
tate, told the Jury the state's
outline of how the mnrder took
place and . declared testimony
vronld be offered to prove each
point. Paul Burris. representing
Poe, eaid his client had asked
m ' . .a. Mi m -
ine jury euner 10 una mm guil
ty as Charger or else acquit him.
Thursday morning; the Jurors.
the Judge and the attorneys went
to the scene ot the crime as well
a to. the "Wheat ley farm where
Manning, Ripley, and Poe are
dr, and to the Sims' house in
Q.1&m th v was a!m
which was used in the trip to
Silverton where the Club pool
- hall was to he robbed.
The Call
Board
By OLIVE M. DOAK
! THE GRAND
Tndav Rlcardo Cortex in
"Men ot Chance."
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WARNKR BROS. ELSINORE
Today Warner Baxter in
"Amateur Daddy."
(Continued from page 1)
B. Asplnwall, Salem; Ruth M.
Crary, Salem; Clifford Case, Don
ald; Peter O. Blschoff, Macleay;
8ILVERTON, Jnly 21 The
murder of H. J. . Iverson, night
watchman at Silverton. who was
shot early May 2. 1931, was vlv-
ldly ' recalled here Thursday
morning when Dupree Poe, on
Yrial for the murder, handcuffed
to Sergeant Dodele and accom
panying 12 Jurors, two alternate
jurors, Marion county's two ba-
liffs. Sheriff O. D. Bower, Deputy
Sam Burkhart, Judge Wilson
and the attorneys visited the
scene of the crime.
v The bullet holes, made by the
shot that killed Irerson are still
in the wall of the pool hall on
Oak street. These were examined
and the position which the mur
derer was said to have occupied
when the crime was committed
was commented upon.
"Poe remained remarkably calm
and indifferent " during the or
dMl.
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A Home Owned Theatre
' TODAY AND SATURDAY .
Tonight We Present
COMMUNITY
VAUDEVILLE
Three Prizes, $3, $2.50 and $1
Ite at the Theatre at 4 P. 91.
for Tryout
Sky-High Thrills!
Act-High Romance!
(CentlBued from page 1)
"I believe the evidence Justi
fies the serrlng of the complaint.
The whole trans action will be re-
Miss Zelma Lathy from Bar-1 v salad In the preliminary hearing
a D. Burgess, Salem; Margaret J bara Barnes School of Dane to lot Mr. BrownelL"
E. Headrlckv Salem; Harry F. I goiug- to present a small rerae.1 The preliminary hearing. aa-
Bonesteele, Salem; Ida Harper, I ana sne promisee u us gom i thorltles Indicated, probably win
Monitor; John Tv Jones, Jetfer-1 1 gooo. I be held next week,
son; Sigrard Jepson, Mill City; J She doesn't hare to promise. J For several yeara BrowneU
P. Howard Zlnser, Sal e ml because we all know that what-WM a partner of S. H. Slocum,
THE HOLLYWOOD
Today Lupe Veles in "The
Broken Wing."
Salem theatre-goers are all set
and ready for a real treat, and
are awaiting with much Interest
the first appearance here of the
Dntwin players, well-known all
star cast, which has been playing
in Portland for the past few years.
The Dufwln players will make
their initial showing here, tonight
only, at Warner Bros. Capitol,
when they will present "Rough
Women," popular New York com
edy success.
This is the first tour of this
company in the northwest after
haying played 1600 Portland per
formances. Seat reserTationa may
be had by calling the Capitol
theatre.
LAD CHARGED WITH
RECKLESS
MB
in
FDR RIPLEY TBIfiL,
Miclcey Mouse
NOTES-
nrriTin?! Turn
mini
Sorry to say. hut the Mickey
Mouse breakfast party scheduled
for tomorrow morning has beea
called off.
M. M. C
10;
111 IliLrl ID
LAID tO BiKEU
Heights; Grace M. Potter, Salem;
Mildred Lee. Bast Salem; Cur
tis Coleman, Champoeg; Daisy
L. Bump, North Howell; Llxzie
i ever, the puts out to good.
M. M. C.
To the first tea people that
come to the show tomorrow I will
A. Pitts, Fairground.; Margaret JT-w.tiJifXr ..V.
M. Waters, Salem; Everett S. ffl9," whistles if they ask ma
M. M. C.
Maybe Fm letting myself into
who was la charge ot the school
petition circulated la thto dis
trict Although the partners nip
was dissolved some time ago, the
two men continued to occupy the
same office. When Informed of
BrowneU'a arrest today Slocum
said: "This certainly floors
fellow. The whole thing to a
mess a nasty mess."
The complaint against Brown
eU sneclfleally charges that he
We're going to hays a Mickey "did take, steal and carry away
two nunarea sets oi pnnm m
signed initiative petitions for
Dill moTing uniTersuy.
Hammond, Salem; Frank E. Full
er, Englewood; Ina D. Bonney,
East Wood burn; Esra Hart, Jef
ferson ; Florence E. Cole, Rosa- b t , fl0p,
a s. jveisay, oaiem; m. r,
Dennis,- Salem; J. . M. Coburn,
Prlngle;. Daisy Fischer, Salem Mouse cartoon tomorrow.
Heights; Chas. A. Fessenden.l M. M, C.
Salem: christian Cramer. East I
Stayton; John Cation, Salem: I guess we found a new star! and law schools of the state ot
Belle C. Carlson, Salem; Fred C.I in uonner uicason (some step- Oregon, and estaousning junior
Dftlann Ralm; ThA. tc. Cnle. fia. I oerl others on the oroKram. MiinrM. initiated by Taxpayers
lem; Roma C, Hunter, Salem, I which made It one ot the best I Equalization league of he state
programs ever were, Orriueiof Oregon, Marion county .
Beardsley, Ruth Fargo, Patty De- The petitions, the complaint
sari, Mildred Heckinger, Rober- said, were ' rained at more than
ta James, and of course Roy 1 25 cents each and had an aggre
Mack with that tuneful ukelele I gate ralue of more than ISS and
normal
PRUSSIA QUIET AS
II PAPEN RULES
of his.
M. M. C.
were the property of Henry Zorn
Willard H. Stevens and otners.
Q Qhmmount Qidine
LUPE VELEZ
LEO CARRILLO
MELVYN DOUGLAS
GEORGE BARBIER
Also, Rin-Tin-Tin in
The LIGHTNING WARRIOR"
News and Cartoon Comedy.
COMING SUNDAY
The "All Quiet" of 1032
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THE PICTURE TERRIFIC
Walter McDougal Jr. was ar
rested and haled into Justice court
yesterday charged with reckless
driving as result of an automobile
mishap which occurred hert June
25. McDougall was certified to
the Juvenile court, being only 16
years old, and released on his own tial law, business went on as us
recognizance until Monday morn- ual while Chancellor Frans Von
Ing at 10 o'clock, when he will ap- Papen, self-appointed federal
pear before Judge J. C. Siegmund commissioner of the state, pre-
In the Juyenile court. sided over the first session of the
Tne boy is accused or aring new Prussian cabinet.
down North Cottage street in The ousted members of the old
sucn a manner as to enaanger me cabinet held a meeting of their
life of Mrs. Fred Barker and Vir- own to formulate a formal nro.
gll Carl. When McDougall met test against their dismissal to be
another car at an intersection, he laid before President Von Hin-
swerrea n is car, h taxing to tne denbure.
smewaik and traveling along the n WRs announced that on Jniv
Well, let's take a look and see
what Uncle Churchmouse has to
say. Here we are. He says.
"When you get into deep water,
keep yer mouth shut"
M. M. C.
Warner Baxter and Janet Gay-
nor in "Amateur Daddy1
BERLIN, July 21 (AP)
Dictatorship gripped the state of
Prussia with a hand of iron to
day and, although there were
8Alr!lnSS 5' ?PP08",n' feature tor Tomorrow.
on jicuyts wuuiu wuu peace
ably for the Reichstag elections
July 31 to voice their opinions
In Berlin and the province of
ttranaenDurg, botn under mar-
M. M. C.
I want to see you all tomorrow
io.ii t;
So Long,
ZOLLIE.
n
FUNERAL
SERVICE IS 101
IDAHO people visrr
WALDO HILLS. July 21 Mr,
and Mrs. Russell Purns nave
their quests. Mrs. Purvis' parents
Mr. and Mrs. H. Crowley, her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
1. thm. un. Ci. B. Crowley ana tneir i-
tle son, Melvln, all or weiser, ia
aho, and Mrs. C. J. 8wearington
of Frultland, Idaho. The senior
Mr. and Mrs. Crowley will spend
the rest of the summer here, u
B. Crowley who is an employee of
th Montromerr Ward company
in Weiser is on his vacation and
with his family will leave Friday
on the return trip.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Walln and
children are enjoying a family re
union this week. As an interest
ing part of the festivities, the
group motored to Newport wnere
they passed a pleasant weekend
boating and deep-sea fishing.
Roy L. Walln, wno is a mem-
s
ociety
i
BUtertOB The Bisteraooa eiass
ot the Methodist ahsrch met at the
church social rooms Wednesday
afternoon aad began! the piecing
ot a qallt which will oe wrneo
Gerrala "Tithing" was the
subject of discussion at the Pres
byterian Womens Missionary so
ciety meeting Wednesday after
noon with Ida Mlnaker as leader.
Mrs. H. Jelderks and Mrs. Dale
Cutsforth sang. Mrs. A. R. Sieg
mund led the devotional serrice
aad Mrs. Scott Jones, the presi
dent, presided at the business
meeting.
, Mrs. Helen DuRette. Mrs. Min
nie Allsup, Mrs, Fannie Stockton
and Mrs. Mattlo Slgfrit, guest ot
Mrs. Allsup, served refreshments
during the social hour. The next
meeting. August IT. will be held
at the home ot Mrs. Ida Schwab
with Mrs. Edna Schwab and Mrs.
Eva Cutsforth as joint hostesses.
Mrs. Virginia Booster and Mrs.
Susie Cutsforth are leaders. '
Corrals Mr. and Mrs. G. J.
Molsan were hosts for a family
dinner at their home Snndav in
honor of their son, Benjamin of
ratton, caiir., wno was home on
his annual vacation. Invited
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Vln
ceat and daughters. Marr and
Marjorie of Wren, Mr. and Mrs.
Sumner Stevens and lone and Dor-
ls Turner, Mrs. Mary Moisan and
Evelyn Molsan of Brooks. Benja
mm left Monday on his return
trip to Patton.
The Young People's Forum of
the First Methodist church will
make up a group who will mo
tor to Cutler City Saturday af
ternoon where they will spend
the weekend. Miss Margaret
Stevenson will accompany the
party as chaperone. and will al
so lead the group in the Sun
day morning devotionals. About
25 members of the organization
will make the trip, returning to
their respective homes Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Albert Anderson and
daughters Janice and Kathryn
will leave Monday for their home
in Astoria, after having enjoyed
the past fortnight with Mrs.
Anderson's mother, Mrs. P. L.
Frailer on North Capitol street
oyer ta tae auvenoa uooawui
store next winter when it Is Heed
ed. The class plans to make other
oullts. Mrs. C. F. Fulsom to preri-
1 dent ot the class. f .
( .1 :t Scolded Was tha
( m Girl He ' Adored! .
i Bright witk; Tonth's Vitid Hopes J
J and Ravishing Romance! f
j WARNER
1V1ARION j NIXON
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fl Mickey Mousa X&ZzZ
"Mickey's Rcme" f&J&fir
li Terchy Comedy rSy-"
I Travelogue - News , JVS(fr 1
I Starts TODAY KHgM&?t . V
ire ; ;
Funeral services for Mrs. Allie
sidewalk for 100 feet, barely 31 the nnrAtn .nrt . t..i. Belle Robinson, 61, who died at hr nf th staff of the Washinr
avoiding hitUng the two mention- wiu hear the charjre by the de- Dalls Wednesday, will be held toa Missionary college at Wash-
posea Prussian ministry that the
ed, according to the complaint.
The complaint was made by Mrs,
Barker.
me
federal government acted uncon-
StitUtlonallv In innnlntlnir rhan-
cellor Von Pn faii elating, and with interment
sloner in chare f th .ui. Belcrest memorial park.
a- - w " v "
dictatorial powers.
this morning at 10 o'clock from inrton. D. C. motored to Salem to
the CIough-Barrlck chapel here, risit his parents and attend the
with Rev. Burke of Dallas offi- rannlon. Miss Tressa Walln ar-
ln I rireA recently from Los Anceles
Fiems DISMISSAL
STARTS NEWSPAPER
ASTORIA, Ore.. July 21 (AP
The first edition of a new week
ly newspaper, the Warrenton
t conunuea irom page i) Mews, appeared here today. The
thus showing that Olson's date News, published in Warrenton, is
Mrs. Robinson was a resident
of Salem for 14 years, coming
here from Portland. She was a
member of the Christian church
here. She was the wife of S.
Grant Robinson of Salem. Mrs.
Leo.Graber, Mrs. E. A. Brown.
to be with the family during the
week.
Members of the Men's Bible
elass and the Women's Bible class
I of the First Methodist church met
Wednesday evening at the Fair
s-rounds where they enjoyed a
of seniority is June 20. 1931.
Lewis seniority falls at time of
his enrollment, on May 26. 1930.
he contends, and therefore he is
entitled to reinstatement, he says
further.
The petition was filed with Re
corder Mark Poulsen late yester
day afternoon. Members ot the
civil service commission will
probably set a date for hearing
within the next day or so. On the
commission are Paul Johnson.
chairman, Arthur Moore and
Lloyd Rigdon.
edited by M. O.
of Wheeler.
Ballard, recently
Miss Lorita Robinson and Prince general "get-to-gether," Including
Robinson, all of Salem, are chll- I a pot-luck dinner and evening of
dren, as are also: Mrs. Andrew I games, music and fun In general.
Vincent of Eugene, and Horton I About 60 members and friends of
and LeRoy Robinson ot Portland. 1 the organisations attended.
;rand
Friday -
Saturday
She bargained
to break her
own heart -
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WE AEE PLEASED TO
ANNOUNCE THE DELIVERY OF A NEW
BLUE STREAK
GRAHAM 8 SEDAN
to the
Honorable Julius L. Meier
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF OREGON
THE ORIGINAL
DDtJflS waim IPflasrec
in "ROUGH WOMEN"
HEW YORK COMEDY STAGE SUCCESS
First Tour of This Company la Northwest After More Than
1000 Portland Performances
AH Seats Reserved Curtain 8:30 P. M.
Prices Including: Federal Tax: 50c - 75c - 99c
Box 'Office Open
2 Till 9 p.m.
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ENTIRE FAMILY
ENJOYS CIRCLE
TOUR VACATION
A vacation replete with scenic
thrills' and opportunities for recrea
tion to appeal to every member of
the family -that b the Circle Toar.
according to vacationis who have
enjoyed this trip duriac past seasom
and are again arranging bookings for
ue current summer.
The "Circle Tour" involves a
delightful cruise from Ssttie to Vic
toria and Vancouver 00 a"Priacess
liner, a trip through the world-U-mom
Canadian Rockies by train, and
return via Calgary and Spokane.
Stopovers for any length of time sre
included n British Colombia and at
Banff, Lake Louise and the Chalet?
Bungalow Camps.
. Poll details about thu moderate-
cost trip may be had by applying b
,W. B, Deacon, general agent pas-
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RaU way, 143-A Broadway American
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Comfort
formerly found only in the highest price cars.
Handling Qualities
which appeal to the experienced motorist.
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Smart Ultra Modern with instant appeal.
Economy
Low operating cost per mile which is in the minds
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These are a lew of the reasons why Governor Meier selected
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the Blue.
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Vlce-Pres. Ladd &
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Mgr. Pac TeL &
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Paul E Robinson
Superintendent Schools,
Independence
A. M. Weist
Sopt Woods Geriingef
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