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Tht OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, ! Oregon, Tuesday Blornln-. July-2 5, 1952
IKS
Life' Imprisonment i to be
Penalty; Ripley Case
Wilt Star Today -
-(Continued from pr 1)
the iilreets of Silverton, Manning
holdii that Ripley tu scheduled
te strike Iverson with a wrench It
he failed to throw up. his hands
when directed to do so and that
Foe, from the back seat of the
ear the trio was 0810;, shot and
killed Iverson. pi,1 , .
ftavrls flare Poe's : . ,;-- u-'Z'-'
Bearing Significant f- 6 -i
Court opened Monday morning
with a statement by Lyle Page,
assistant .- prosecutor, who re-
vtewud the testimony In the case
and ailed for Poe's conviction.
Pant Burrls, defense counsel. In
his sole statement to the? Jury
ehanicterlzed Frank - Manning's
testimony as the statement of a
guilty nan trying to save his life.
He contrasted Manning's alleged
frightened, ringing tone to the
clear, cool and definite story- told
by Poe. Burris pleaded for fair
play for Us client. He said he was
receiving nothing In payment for
the defense of Poo bat had nnder
Ukeu. the case in order that Jus
tice night prevail, ' . . r . . - r ,
Dutrlct Attorney John Carson
closed the . state's case with a
strong plea, that Poo be toand
"guilty as charged, without rec-ommondatlon-."
Carson discounted
Poe's statement made Saturday
statlt.g that he was not In Sllver-
WW WM If MW..J
place in bed when Iverson's slay
ing was' consummated.
' Carson contrasted Poe's record
with! that of Manning, pointing
out that Poe had often been gull?
ty of crime while Mann!- g, save
., for minor infractions of the law,
was without a police record. He
scoffed at Poe's statement that
he would no accompany Robert
Ripley and Manning on an alleg
ed liquor raid. The prosecutor
pointed out to the Jury that Poe's
j DEATH . WAS ON THE CARD
"V
5 i 1
The Call
Board
By OLIVE M. DOAR
I Trindle Receives Word From !
McNaryr Early ; Action t
Is now Expected , I,
-. , , ... r ;-j
(Continued frnm . pas 1)
plications as expeditiously as pos
sible bat the act , must be con
strued and administered In aa or
derly manner with, due regard
for all sections of the country. :
Time to Formulate
Policies Necessary
1I1IK LISTED
FOil FOI ESTATES
' '" TTIK KtSLN ORE :
Today Barbara Stanwyck la
s "The Purchase Price",
Tuesday Cllre Brook la
4 "Man From t Yesterday.
Thursday- "Grand HoteL" ,
Saturday Ben Lyon la By
i Whose Hand". . .
THE GRAND 4
Today Edward Q. Robinson
! mil. Other hoidbigi !nH. their
appraised values were:. XI sua res
Portland Gas coin preierro.
ttlsi Power -prefertel.
scares . Central PcVJa , i Seniee
preferred t: IsM ; shares Dra
gon j Pulp ana . raner i ;eonipy
nrefsrred .241: ! aoaresf West-
Valuations on four estates of I em ! Union Common,'. J IT I: V 21
I persons recently deceased la Mar-1 shares United Trait company
ioa county, war admitted, la pre- icommoB Sfiz,
bate court here yesterday.
Th att of the lata William
?Sd StutTSiffi Stiimbp, Seeking
19 rem property u vu
personal property. Bertha B. sort
signed the appraisal: as adminis
tratrix. Appraisers were Asahel
Bash, L. P. Aldrlch and, Alice H.
Page. - v -'-r - -
The bulk of the estate of the
4-
i
To Regain Funds I
' Lost in Robbery
formulata policies, make surreys r sh Wanted a Millionaire." Talued at ' $7171 Edlttt.Helaa
and establish, procedure for mak- Friday Buck Jones la "Rid- Groff is administratrix of the ee-
lng such adTances.. This will be llK tr. Justlea". -4i . tatfe Appraisers were TJ H. De-
. dona as promptly a DossiMe and T "' ' sbon 8. 8. .Prentiss and .Thomas
;,..v.
promptly as possible
appropriate announcement : made
I of the procedure to be followed.
"The board feels cure that you
will understand the problem that
confronts It and earnestly sol
icits your cooperation. .
The meeting of the state high
way commission scheduled - for
Friday, probably ' will be post
poned
I recelred
' THE HOLLYWOOD
Today Tala Birell In "The'
i Doomed Battalion". -
Wednesday Fredrie March
i In -Strangers In Loto.", . ,
Friday William Haines ' la
! Ara Ten Listening"?
When -Grand Hotel" comes to
Seeklnr to recoTer money al-
y m. aaw uiua wa vav wa
w tr.ini4.il AtM I leredtr .taken by can park ana
I ftfl-mnrtrirM. ker I RST Klser. U & robbetT Of h lS
action la ceart Iter to attach a
Bulck car drirea by the plalnUfzs.
Mrs, .Parks and Klser. are now In
Jail here, awaiting- a hearing la
v n.m. - . I jusuca . coon JLUgusi a . on me
.Th. uift Mutt Af thm estate of I eharre of robbing stumbo's Holly
the Ute O. H. P. Jeffries U a one-1 woe4 theatre early la Msy of this
half interest la the estate of tha Ff.- : -
Ute Kmfly W. Jetfrles. His esUto I Notice that an attachment had
Is' being administered by John I bean filed on the Bulck ear: to ae
Ba'rne. AnnraJsera were Louis I CUTO a' claim Of $117 WM filed
BechteL Kenneth Barne. W; H. yeaterday la the county clerk's of-
Hogan. '-'.:
The estate of the lata Marraret I me coupie was arresiea rn
. MI4 IV - I fitl.m tnm J- . I TB MtSt Af thM IXlm tlMtn
UTlvM4. r l.B. Wsiaoui-Warm hai aa I Portland last week after jbelnr
o7rtT.onn: on. "rordshowbasu aToTdVg" rain, of $14l. .t wblch wlth a taeatr. robbery
tron Mrhvi mmrrnoMnfi t (MalBrothera Elalnftr thMM -v.lsonal property $2090. Jamea W.I " -- v
. . ' - ' tk. j - H. - ' i.waratiiAffaa .aea a AfHiwfarKrnv nv
It couldnt aaonen. but It did. The three cards shown abore predicted the
death of George A. Carl, Chicago grocer, according to a fortune-teller
with whom carl's wife had a consuitanon. A snort time later tne frocer
was found by bis wife and mother-in-law shot to death in the back room
of his store. Lower picture is a recent photo of the slain rrocer and his
wife. Police are conducting an investigation, being sceptical of the power
ox clairvoyants.
SILUEHITO
mt FOR
nictnrA win u I the property. Appraisers were C.
dally at . a:S0 and i:io AVhiT K- Jtham, George -Tucker and
and all seats will h A-1 OUo Tlmme.
- w. .w.
an performances. The prices tor
FLUX PULUHB AT
DEWflf FINISHES
BETHANY, July 25. Flax
ZZnZSZ. coide'd with Th; ??lu Al:
j ., I B4uu (V DO TCI gwu luia ocasuu.
UVr I TV -t. I 111 ..!
ll.irmiL.uLl. TXt.V.J lUIWUIlj Ul W 111 uctk
M BL1 week' M08t ot tn " wlu b
At Before Noon threshed Instead of combined.
for Lth elSS t.6 Mr- D Mr- Geo' Elton were
taJaJ? flSJ ZL7 kept nest, at a wiener roast at their
&i ft,ihe DOonrMr Pea on Silver creek Friday
Cownsel for the prosecution fin- -it, imnn, tt,n.. .ttnint
fwe lvnwn 3U 'l rl Kfug. Mr. and Mrs.
ita iI.!t!liAi! f S?,0 be?S S0". Helen Elton, Luella For-
his Instructions to the Jury at 2 landf Altaea Meyer, Stella Dybe-
Elmer Grace, Irl Grace, Milo
.V J! 0m, T" cr9wded Orace and Ludvlg Meyer.
JJe mornlns and sev- Saturday night Miss Althea
era! scores of people were bar- Me Tar was hostess far- a. fw
ea.. I J . v.- L . . n Jil
. . . . .... uwub tier uuuia uu iriirsaise
7u, umiuuiai, manuestea i aii r. t...i
much Interest In the arcumente I tt. M.Mf.. m
?i SSj? .,8rUr!'. "mIlto eluded her cousin. Corine Moberg
V. nom.tlma to time as the dis- cneo Cresslr. bnth f H-ntts miii.
trier attorney and his assistant who wera weekend visitors at the
Macnea on some pnase of the ev- Meyer home. Elmer Grace. Stella
Idence.
Dybevlg, Luella Forland, Ludvlg
Later in the day Poe was held, Meyer and Miss Meyer.
Bwocuueo. in taa sheriff's of- Irl Grace has gone to Aumsville
rice, two floors below the room 1 1 imh mav. .arn. vi.
where tha Jury was deliberating. J grandfather's place there. Irl re-
V" "M reay "wk 10 office turned with his ancle and aunt,
deputies and visitors as thevlMr. and ura r.uttnrA Ttiom..
came, interspersing his' rt marks I who visited with Mrs. Thomas' slsl
ay snatchy readings of recent Iter, Mrs. Theodore Grace, here,
magazines. Poe exoreesed him-1 Tha rrandnarAnt. ur ami un
self as sangulna that 4he Jury Henry DeQuIre, who ara well
would acquit him but said ha was known here, have gone to Port
not aa Iron man" and naturally Townsend for two weeks. They
w hottovs aue io tne suspense. I nave a it acre place at Aumsville.
io no was wen pleased with
tha work of his attorner. Paul
Burrls, but wished the trial eanld
have been postponed until Sep
tember because he then
have had more time to gather
enaenee.
tha local showinr will be SSe. Rio
$140 and $LC5, Including federal
tax, for the evening performances,
and 55c, 83c and $1.10. Including
federal tax. for the matinee shows.
It Is reported.
Greta Garbo. John Tiirrrmnr
The j Joan Crawford, Wallace Beery!
MARTIAL RULE III
BERLIN III EfiD
Mission Parley
- Of Evangelical
Church is Soon
mm is ii
- FOR RECENT ID
E
SILVERTON, July
Silverton school band, under the I Lionel Barrymore. Lewis Stone
L oeu,wiu ua jean Hershoit head the cast I nrni.m. jnlv 25 fAP Af
vnrsrni me uuro concert Of the in the M-G-M nrodnetlon. Th. ! Ii. ' r .in. I nfff.i
SaK gaidt vS Ba'uT the famU' BTel !.if N Thfflp'on' -UU
TlkA v.. , v , . I - I cruaaimn ucwianuiy b I t
cw uwiu kiis wiuti nra
nesday evening was made at tha
Tha local Evangelical church
Women's Missionary society will
be represented at the annual con
ference of the Oregon branch at
Jennings Lodge Thursday and
Friday f this week by Mrs; J. F.
uincn and Mrs. J. A. Remington,
delegates, and i Mrs.
ITS:;;
GET H BOOST
Organisation of Salem chaptei
of KatlTa Sons and Danghters af
Oregda to launch a Boy-Ore ton
Products campaign . was started
yesterday, and tha charter for
tha local lodge, tie second la
tha state wil be closed August 1.
Tha' Portland chapter, number
one, closed Its charter Saturday,
Jaly 22. .. v
Oregon for Oregonlans Is the
slogan -of tha society end mem
bers wu encourage tha baying
and sponsoring of Oregon pro
dncts.
The first meeting of the Sa
lem lodge wIQ be held about
August 10 th. at "which time offi
cers will be elected to serve the
initial year. ' 1 Tha first state
convention will be held In Port
land February 14, Oregon ad
mission day. - '
It Is planned to establish a
historical library and Information
b ureas, to mark acenlo and his
torical points, . to establish em
ployment relief bureaus and to
encourage every salient point In
boosting Oregon. Charter mem
berships are available only un
til August 1. Every native born
Oregonian and those of 20 years
residence are eligible for mem
bership. - Salem headquarters are at the
Marlon hotel.
Pi COURT HELD
AT C1P SITI1
25
request of tha sponsors to ac
commodate tha many visitors fre
quenting tha park each Sunday.
ine Dana will play a program
SCOTTS MILLS. July
Misses Grace Dunagan and Doris at Haxel Green park Wednesday
w"' tiuiuj -1 uigai in connection with the
ernoon with a pretty mlscellane- American Legion picnic The nro-
uu. Duu.n u nwji uuui, i gram ror tne Sunday afternoon
complimenting: Mrs. Ray Telter, 1 concert follows' .
nee Miss Dortha Shepherd, a re- March, High School Cadets
To Send Sheriff
On Roundup For
School Reports
cent bride.
After opening the gifts, Ice Overture Poet and Peasant
cream ua case were serveo. i
Sousa
Sheriff Oscar Bower and his
Junction method, tha federal gov-1 Tha Missionary conference
ernment decided to put aa end to opens officially Thursday morn
martial law in Berlin andHhe pro- lng. although (Wednesday night
vlnce of Bradenburg-which was tha conference banquet will be
declared Jaly 20 la order that the held, with 200 women expected to
federal dictator might have a free attend. Mala speakers for - -the
hand. two-day sessloa will be Bishop- G.
President Von KIndeaburg will E. Epp of Cleveland, Ohio, and
be asked by tha cabinet tomorrow Mrs. Ada Jolley of Portland, pres
to rescind his martial law decree, ident of the state W. C. T.; U.
additional duties next week on
less school clerks throughout the
via aap w waaa aavwvw v
The action of tha Leipzig su- QrevdlCTfirer Poisnn
preme court was taken on a re- J y CiMl a v vi
Grangers Are Told
and cake were served. c. county get their books and yearly ".-..L .vi J " .7 " 1Z
Mrs. Telfer cutting th. wedding Reveries. SaaTrchlnTesford ' m tha litT for an injuncUon r
1 l Tl7Y rTnmentftd T"h Tuba Solo, Asleep In the Deep f""? whool superintendent this .training Chancellor Frans Von
a small bridal doIL I d-. week. Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson. I L..t Mn.mt..inn.r .ha
Wa mxm . . n Hi m VU AP . - B m H 1wUa kVMV W V mmm I i wo mm mm
isa mary bpionski received Bandsman T. Thorklldson fnnienaent. announced yes- a,nmed dictatorial oowers over SILVERTON. July 25 Sever-
ivf fc Hfh-Mge Selections (a) Abendlied waay that she would eall on tha the sUte. from interfering with 1 rlsltors spoke at tha July meet-
thlmblo and Mrs. W. T. Geren the schnmsMiit f!fr ott,c l collect th. r?lar Prussian rovernment. ing of the Silverton granxe. held
coinf f (b) Momeii KuBlei Schubert mt,B ?Ports unless these were
laoBa present were: Mrs. Tel- March, March Mllltalra od 51 lorcncoming thu week.
fen Mrs. Louis Robinson. Mrs. ; Schubert W wIU o hold our au-
Walter Geren. Mrs. Herman Intermission ltors over at extra expense If the
Landwlng, Mrs. Addie Smith, Selection, Radio Favorites r??rUr lon'T delsyed." she
Mrs. Caroline Reed, Mrs. Jessie -Various B "Ports ara all due by
McKlllop and son Earl. Mrs. Lou- Intermexao, A Night In Jane King in,y K "d tn book within tea
Is Shepherd, Mrs. FrankUn Shep- Indian Dance, Tonawanda r tnerett' but wa have beea
herd. Mrs. Almond Rich, Mrs. M. Wendtland L",Mlt Ur because a num-
walbel, Mrs. Paul Splonski, Mrs. Selection. Echoes from Erin 5 econts were at hand for
uenm ceiiinger, Mrs. Otis Shep-1 Hayes n Bqitar to work on.
.7 "s. rs. ivan i March, on the Mall Goldmann
ilvrii.11.0 Mrs. star Spangled Banner
r ssrs. n. a. uuod,
SwiiTiming Hole is
Opened Again for
Dallas Youngsters
HUG REPORTS UPON
50 Persons Attend
Royal Neighbors'
Friday night. Among these were
State Deputy Arthur Brown: Mr.
and Mrs. L. M. Lambert of Stay
tonand Mr. and Mrs, Jake Riches,
also of Stayton.
Tha agricultural committee of
tha grange reported that1 1500
r at las :rni s Thm pouuus oc greyoigger poison is
still available at the courthouse.
was onened to th nubile arala I Tk. ,oc1 grange also voted to
yutnrd.T AftM-noon sftM- it a drill team with Mrs.
beea closed for several weeks Theodora Grace In charge.
due to the muddy water caused
oy we oyerauon oi va. ewuaij RAHDLE FAMILY VISITS
rocx crusner on me upper par ZENA t-i- fK .n1
By BILL PHILLIPS Jr.
BOY SCOUT CAMP, July 25
Saturday the scouts are-ry
busy. Some of the scouts took aa
overnight hike to tha Amalga
mated mines, M miles. There
was a Joint meeting of tha
scouts and the Girl Reserves.
The other' scouts took a hike-
to King . Tut's Tom.b Friday.
There were many parents visit
ing Saturday night to see sobs
advanced in the ranks or scouts
at the court of honor.
There will only be 17 boys la
camp this week due to many
boys leaving. .
H METHODISTS
Mrs. Floyd Shepherd. Mrs. J. N.
Amundson, Mrs. J. H. Klnser,
Mrs. C. A. Demagan. Mrs. E. R.
Lawrence, Mrs. Harry Hicks.
M- Hugh Shepherd. Mrs. A. J.
Ettlln and daughter Audrey Dar
lene, Mrs. Grace Ahlera of San
rancisco. Misses Gisino and Ma
rie Plas, Theresa Bartnlk, Beat
rice and Helen Amundson. Mary
UV1UUIA1. n.ULf! M emm9 Oaa
and Gra'c. Dun7 aVdn of present-day edncatlonal trends I f- VI... rt?r?.a Wntl . two year, i. going to Ogden
Hogg. I giTe Invaluable help to a school I "."n w: :,T;,.T. "m Instructor In
n . . I .Jl.i.aa m a vamaa SAua, Wliunillir. savr m m a I w - - TY aa m w Amm Aa A m m
funeral U Held
LEJErilBSTO
Slfiip HERE TDIllfillT
VISIT FALLS CITY
With Clarence True Wilson tha
speaker and most recent derelop-
ments la prohibition the subject.
pians are oeing made for a record
breaking attendance at the after
noon meeting of the Falls City
Methodist Institute next Kundnr.
Soloist' for. the third regular! Dr. Wilson. Just home from a
band: concert of tha summer sea- conference in Washington. D. C.
son to be held tonight at Wlllson j of all prohibition forces, will
park, Is Earle Jennings, one-time I peak at 2:30 o'clock on what he
soloist with tha well-known Ennls I found at this conference. The
band of Denver. He will make his meeting at Falls City will be in
initial appearance In Salem this los nature of a prohibition rally.
evening as a municipal band solo-1 Wlin crowds expected from all
1st although ha has aooeared on over tne Willamette valley.
several theatre oroerams. To. I Tfl8 Institute grounds are Just
beyond Fall City, and are easily
accessible. Salem churches will
sena delegates to this meeting.
night's program, beginning at t
o ctoea, is: -u, r,:iT"
Under the Double Eagle March
. . Winn
Overture, Gypsy Queen" King
unae ana Butterflies Walts
Z - " ' ' Moret
popular numbers . ,
The Wooden Soldier M and . the
:uwna Don ; f t: ?
Let Me Call Ton -Sweetheart
One Hour With T. - , , ,
ranta.U r:AM. otu ' Capital Post No. S. AmArlnnn
Foater" TohsnlrJ oa.-wlll sponsor the grand
Vocal solos, dv Earla Jenninwi pen,nS' the Dreamland
The World Is Waiting for thelel i". tho st Bd of
: Sunrise . : I itre Saturday night. It
Mioses of Picardy
i mountain Display)
First Dreamland
Dance Saturday;
rm -
ion sponsors
announced by the
I dance committee - Monday.
post
Pro-
Bits of old Time Hits Reeg "dance will be
ucictuua, WOOGiaiia." Ttnrler 1 " 'S'"u,
Star Spangled Banner
.Hayes
OLD d TIGS HOT
in III SOUTH
; - (Contlnnad from pg j .
equipped with old license plates
had been compelled to buy Cal
ifornia licenses upon 5 enterlaz
that sute. : , -
governor indicate tht
the Oregon officials could; not
pe neia responsible for the action
oc the California authorities
, oovernor Meier alao refused
- , io make any statement resardlnr
the 30 day moratorium for the
purchase el, motjor vehicle lic
ense plates which, expires Aug-
.- r records . in ... the ' state motor
vehicle department Monday ntKht
allowed that only 100,060 of the
,J;S5.00 motor vehicle owners In
Oregon had purchased license
Viatei for the current year, j
The Dreamland ball has been
remodeled and is being opened
y , del Thomas. A f ermerly in
charge at the Mellow Moon. The
legion is planning special enter
tainment to fntersperse the danc
ing, one feature being a skating
exniomon ty-xn and Bennett,
snappy roller skating team which
nas appeared at other programs
ier receawy. s t
HOME OF S5e TALKIES
A Home-Owaed Theatre
" Last rrtroes Today "
MATINEE AT P. af.--First
showing In Salem of
,., this mighty picture
The All Onlrt nt 1S5
r 1 1. . . . i an. iioiu xi. Kanaie ana tnree
Pique, SUverton ;:" ttBTS f'1!f.'?- f!f !'.
Two weeks of Intensive survey rrw -f. wmM Joyed at I -' .' " Z rch at Sacramento for . near
EDUCATl PARLEY
Clinics Retain
Interest; Sked
For Week Told
Summer has brought no slack
in the work of tha county health
bureau and attendance at clinics
Is holding up to former marks, ft
was reported yesterday. The clin
ic schedule for this week is: '
Tuesday p. m.. MUkhandler's
Clinic, Salem health center; Wed
aesday a. m., school Clinic, Salem
health center; Thursday a.
preschool clinic, Salem health
center; 10 a. m.. toxoid clinic.
Stayton; Friday a. m.. dental cor
rective clinic, Salem health cen
ter; toxoid. Silverton; Saturday
a. m.. toxoid-vaccinatlbn clrnle.
Salem hearth center.
administrator. Georxa W. ! n w1g. both men ;: tha study pf home and foreign
Frank Floyd and Andrew Shea- dtT nperintendent. reported Mon- "L'T J" P in the lecaaa the heatl mi",0nj la tn ammer assem-
d and familieitft UyaDOnhU s? of the j hfT?v.wl?h!l.to TJ iUly. Ha will return here for
funera, of their sister7M: iT ot CaUfornU at Berkeley. BW. lOT Cro T.wl"mmln, Vrl h"eld 5 ihiId"n
Anumber of Royal Neighbor. 7"ir JS klT Marie
tery Wednesday .fT- of the nation contributed th. i.t. Neighbors ri.riT.
a eunaav artAi in.... i iwrouca wnica is a non - rriwiit 1 v... .. - vt. ..... m.. . . vnwiuru,
. . -.. w i . .... . . i nnsnDor rsiiv idam rv. en. i mm. c...
Monday morning and will
an - creaic i vr....... - .. .. -
WBaBCWl D7 T 1 verton rrone nt n I .T I tned
-j- 1 1 - - .
will. .niii.. " Vn Trends In edn..nai ...m. I evening.
a'MMak t as as s . but w m --hw w aan w is
several months.
Sr?JSX ,d' orning "
He was taken to the Ril.rtnn I "bing methods, in curriculum 1 17 .a.- r- xv 1 r v vrt
g Saturday mVhL f"1' 7r ciuid in, tn smt-1 iew uerciie xsrate
thumb on his left hand nearly off. menU- odocaUonal -flnanca, In
w ... en W 11,9 Silverton
uosnital returning c.n-4. --..
afternoon sessions.
Superintendent Hue said th
financial leaders In California's
eoatlaue throughout tha remain
der of tha week.
Rotary Club to
Hold, Picnic at
Dallas Church Begun
public school nmr, w.-. I ,. waxd-Ao, juiy Zft Work en
v "r" . tha new Christian church
I tempting to arrange a sales and
an- income tax which would raise
was started Saturday
here
when
Value is $7378,
All Intangibles
BRIDGE DEDICATED
EUGENE. Ore.., July 25 (AP)
Hell Gate bridge over the Wil
lamette river near Westflr was
dedicated and christened the
"Barnard Bridge" Sunday. The
christening was In honor of J'idge
C.Pi Barnard of Lane cotaty.
Canada Offers
Extensive List
As Trade Basis
OTTAWA. July 25 (AP)
The British Imperial Economic
conference got down to brass
tacks today when Canada laid bo
fore the other delegations her cel
ebrated list of 8,000 Import com
modities which ara expected to
serve as the basis for her bargain
ing with the other powers of tha
empire.
This list has beea accepted as
the key to important trade agree
ments likely to be drawn up be
tween Canada and the united.
kingdom to tne possible oetrf
ment of the United States and
other non-empire nations that
trade with the dominion.
SHvertn n P r 1r .MmS n revenu.WSi 'wE? CnW ot m Oscar Holmes: 1ft a, TesUt.
William H. Getchel, deceased.
valued at 17378.
which consist en-!
ing for tha basement. Tha I tirely of Intangible property
building will cover a space 108x1 holdings according to an apprals-
ii net tad will be placed lllal filed Saturday in probate
executrix
Fuhr-
were spprals-
pronerty
Salem Rotary cln will ha bort I ff""?. . ...
to wives and children of the mem- :irJ"?T "lonal
,t wPicnlcBWdaTBlhMStentord the sidewalks. This court. Myrta Hayes Is exi
at Silverton park. The group will knwfor Mr Hn, ni . .! "lu Pa aU around of his will and C. M. Cox. J.
ZZZ1 ocxrwitn a eportsicarr beef out sensatio; - Ior UwB otnw Undscaplng ar and Roy Burton
r?5rJ? togetnnder way shortly Eastman fne Tha basement I erS.
wereaner. ... v ',.1 1 """" wll ba dor to a death of furl Rhlef-af-tha ssiots wr 44
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v conraa m Dig leature of I standi when tha wnrid I "d tha first floor win be shares of American Telephone
S! U1 tonw.!?,!? ?V22i "SSLV Uow feet above the ground, gtv- and Telegraph stock valued at
wiuea wm pe served at C:S0 o'- 14 jitt fouTaad thr. JJrS. . Itt aDO,lt oUht-foot eelUag $S$7T and 19 shares of New Eng
il?el "S. eJd8. '.rte ehes was estah hK!?; ! land T. db T. stock appraised at
r mx wu iaaa lis own i n n n . n
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i Ab.oat.m Pons are expected o y 77 T I
to attend. . . Salvation Army : .
au r. Leaders Feted
Felt at Colima
Adjutant and Mrs. H p.Mnn.
Of tha Salvation army were ex
tended a pleasant surprise at
their hem last rK
MEXICO CITY. July IS f API I groin of aoldlcn , .
dispatch from Colima to- from tha army greeted their
nlpht said residents wera driven leaders on their 15th weddlag
in to the streets la terror today by anniversary. About to mhom
two sharp earthquakes. -r- attended - tha event, at tha Par-
Some houses that were weak- eons home at 1311 North IT.
ened by tha Juno , shocks which Two members of the official
severely damaged tha town. oi- board. Chairman Douglas McKay
lapsed, but no deaths wera re- and Dr.- B. F. Pound, were spec
pert ed. , Ul gnests. . i :
THE PICTURE TERRIFIC
C .1 i - v - I '.17 1 ; EmARO & - I 1 "1
TOMORROW s
THURSDAY
V y and THl
Joan
Bennett
Mrtimmiw
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"SHE WANTED A MILLION A1REM
' with Spencer Tracy James Eirkwood 4
ADVANCE SEAT SALE NOV!
Elsinora Theatre Box Office Qpen DaUj 2 Tin 10 P. H
&Mj 7SJ IJAM IVVvY
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VX ."V V 1 B I f if 1 til X X . i
THURS.
July
FRU
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Twice Daily ,
20 8:30 :
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shew rilcta . aU seats mema.
Eves, Ue, gSe, tUO, ILai -Prices
lac hide Federal Tax : -
Kfttei GranS CeteT aasUIve.
ty wQ NOT aa shewn at AXZ.
iheatns as lower priota ttJav
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STARTS
They LOVED
completely jul a
man and a woman-
neetlinjeac& otKer
tiring to the nfxnoai!
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PLUS
AXDY CLYDE
;-(.: 'in
"THE LOVE
OF IX'DWIG
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