The OREGON STATESMAN. Saleia. Oregon. Sadiy Morcia?. July 2U 132 ,
PAGE FIVH
, Harden cm Vacation The atc-
- - mobile license moratorium ' may
- expire, but It won't worry Justice
of the Peace Miller Harden a bit
.at least not tor a week. Tor
: . Judge Hayden, with Mrs. Hay den,
. left by automobile yesterday for
. a week's racation trip into aouth
, ..western Oregon, and posslblr
along the .coast highway Into
, northern California. (Their first
stop will be at B&ndon. Jndge
- Hayden will be. out of the offico
.., only a week now. that being all
the time he can take off due tt
the rush of business that wilt
. come on when the district attor
, ney's staff is reliored from tlm
. murder trials to be completed next
tweek. He may take another week
- . early In the fall.
. Elite Beauty Shoppe has mored to
the Mitsl Gray, 709 1st Nafl Ban):
Bldg. Tel. 6033.
- Picnic Is Saturday Former
; Wisconsin people and 'their fam
ilies who reside in Marlon county
and ralley points wilt oJd their
. , annual picnic next Saturday, Aug
ust 6, at the municipal auto park
here. About 100 persons are ex
pected to attend, according to A.
C. Bohrnstedt, president. A picnic
luncheon . will be enjoyed at 1
o clock, and a program and other
activities will complete the after
noon. Entrance to the park will
be free, and of course picnickers
are expected to provide their own
food and dishes.
Special dinner, S to 9 p. m.' 35c.
Senator Food Shop. ' !
Marriage Licenses Three mar-
riage licenses were issued here
yesterday -to bring the total for J
July to 33, slightly more than one
a day. Receiving them yesterday I
. were: Edward Roy Chapman. 24,
Springfield laborer, and Jessie M.
Valet, 16. Salem route 8, house- Petition Allowed The public ay dePoslted in the Chase Na
keeper; Fred A. Marquis. 21, In- ., wnmtn, o,..-. tional bank of New York City
dependence laborer, and Maxlne rantei the apDlication of the 104'000' with which to pay prin
Orey, 17, Independence student; oreeon-WaahinptAn T?nrft.i jb. c,Pal of J100.000 and interest of
PifrwC k 40'
Uh. Wash., saw filer, and Linda
keoerrg,,80n' nous
p "
Don't Miss It Special Virginia
, baked ham and chicken dinner 1
Sunday. All new decorative table I
. unen made by saiem Linen nuns, i
Price 50c, Hotel Argo.
Tennessee Picnic -The annual
Tennessee pleslc will be held next I
.Sunday, August 7, at the city auto
.park, with an old-fashioned Ten-
' , t k- .a
noon. All former Tennessee people
are Invited to attend. Races and
games, particularly for the young-
sters, will be held in the forenoon,
and ln the afternoon there will
be a program of varied Interest
Ob ltuary
Mever i
kt ha rAMinia nt hpp daueh- I
ter. Mrs. Bertha LIchty, route 2,
. t.m.. t.,1 I
' ' I: ;
widow of the late GottHef Meyer;
mw f Mn. Tiertha Lichtv.
Chas. Meyer of Silverton and Os-
car Meyer of Pratum; sister or
Mrs. Anna Tschantz and Mrs.
Elizabeth Rupp of Akron, Ohio.
ruuerat Berries muiimj, vuB. i
at lr30 p. m. from the Rigdon
iuuiiuu; tvc. . x i ttu-.A u-
ficiatlnz. Interment Pratum Men-
nonite cemetery.
Wolfe
At tne residence 147 North
18th street, early Saturday, July
years. A ?es7dent of Salem i .
1906. Mother of Georsa V.Wolfe.
Clarence Wolfe, Mrs. Eattla Han-
30, Mrs. Susie M. Wolfe, age 49
non and Mrs. T.ula Olsen. all of
Salem; daughter of Mrs. Harriet
iMuuiguuiery vl oaieiu. oisier 01
9" MI?TltS,0merS ,f, Saltm' t
J M. Nichols and lrs Eva En-
-services Monday. Aug. 1 at 10:30
m. from the Rigdon mortuary.
Rev. Emory W. Pettlcord officiat
ing. Interment Cityview cemetery.
Huffman
At the home of her daughter.
Mrs. A. R. Meyers of Portland,
July 28, Mrs. Margarot M. Huff
man, aged 74 ysar-i. Survived by
widower, Henry L. Huffman; six
children, Mrs. E. J. Martin of
Portland, Mrs. B. A. Besk of Se
attle, Mrs. A. F. Jarel of Salem,
Mrs. A. R. Meyers of Portland,
Henry L. Huffman of Providence,
R. I.;. Thomas A. Huffman of and J 1.00. Also 50c course din
Stay ton; and by three brothers, ner of unusual merit.
William Ryan of Ohio. Thomas , .
Ryan of Newport, and M. F. Ryan 8nnt5 Food Shop
of Stayton Funeral services will Turkey dinner, 50c.
be held from St Joseph's Catholic Tourist Cafe, 138 S. Coiu'L
churchy Salem Monday Aug. 1 at Complete regular dinner 25c.
9 a. m., Rev. J. R. Buck offi-
elating. Interment in St. Barba
ra's cemetery. Recitation of the
Rosary and prayers Sunday, July ;
31, at 7 p. m. at the Terwilllger
Funeral Home, 770 Chemeketa
street.
Kletsing
At, the residence, 844 S. Com
mercial street, Friday, July 29.
Mrs. Robert A. Klstslnsr. 70. Sur
vived by widower, Robert A.
Kletzing; two sons, Ralph H. of
Salem and Lewis M. of Portland;
one sister, Mrs. Joslah Need ham
of Des Moines. Ia.; one brother,
A. Wesley Mell of Berk-ley, Cah
Funeral services will be held
Monday. August 1, at 2 p. m.
from the chapel of Clough-Bar-rick
funeral home, with Rev.
Hugh Fouke, Jr., officiating. In
terment at Belcrest Memorial
park.
1
JJelcretft iflemorial
rasa
llxhmrly
use
Prrd
A PARK t-KMKTKHi WITH
PERrKTlfAL CAR
Jast.Tra aaaatas Fro tat Baaft
ef Tows .
PILES CURED
i wanes sperattos st ! awe
, DR. MARSHALL
S3 OragM BMey - Pfcaaa 09
Special Meet Tuesday A Pldent here all her life, and has a
clal meeting of the Sons of Union 1
Veterans and auxiliary, which I
was postponed from Tuesday,
July 25, will be held at the home
of W. A. Carey, 251C Lee street
with a potluek dinner - planned,
on - Tuesday, August 2 ' at :3 t.
Members are requested to bring
their own table service. As a spe-
I
requested to bring something to
sell, with an unusual auction sale
on the program. v "wed that rates on postal card
. were raised, and numbers of in
New gifts have arrived at Senator quirles are received concerning it.
Glftery, 224 N. High St. Cards seldom contain more than
one cent in postage, however.
Visit Erlkaena Rev. and Mrs.
Harry R. Allen and family of Se- Dr. C. A. Eldriedge, Dentist now
attle where he Is pastor of St. located Suite 510-11-12 U. S.
Paul Lutheran church, visited Bank Bldg.
here yesterday with Rev. P. W. . " , .
Eriksen of the American Lutheran . Woman Itesad " Mrs Richard
church. The Aliens were enroute M. Krlesel, 245 North 23d street,
to Medford to visit her parents. ttrd shock and was dased late
Rot. and Mrs. G. H. Kabale Of the J"1 afternoon when the car
Zlon Lutheran church. Rev. An- which she had just stopped at
drew Engset of Camas, Wash., 1 suteJ"r,u.mpe?-b.l .ca!
Wtftf f h T.nthAmn ohnrrh driven by Ted Welty. 1S45 First
there, also visited at the Eriksen
home late this week.
v
Special dinner, 5 to 9 p. m. 35c.
Senator Food Shop. . I
Says Paid Note S. M. Endicott
vAatrd&v fUeif rlreuit rrrnrt aiilt I
arAinnt Olark Rundv. fnr return
of a 2,000 note which he gave
Bundy. in 1929. Endicott sets
forth that he gave as security for
the note at time of execution to
bonds, and that later agreement
was reached that Bundy was to
keep the bonds as full payment
of the note. Bundy, complaint
treed .to cancel land return
the note, but has not done so. En
oicok wants it surrendered,
A .
""ce ttauniea mui. ure. Loggers.
ae-. -ug. z&e. J
Navigation company, for permls-
sIo to dl8ContInn jJ , I
Fairview during the period March
I to August 31 of each year. A
Protest filed by the Falls City
chamber of commerce against
" ooumern f acme sta-
"uu was aismissea.
sutMmiln matMrtHmrm
P 13378.93 In claim, on thVir
Accident Insurance Policies.
n . . . .
T?,.Te ' tribotloii Probate
Judge J. C. Siegmund has riven
ln.. ea.ute , ,Adl. v-
fT6 "wIng partial distribu-
"""',,"" amaea
j tv imam Aiirea ieuurai s omce any ume now to
Reeves, Mary Pearl Reeves Rob- get their reports. The county of
erts. Myrtle LaVancha Reeves 1 flee has finished audit of the dls-
ana James Leo Reeves. The ea-'trict reports, except In a very few
iats is vaiuea at more than $19.-1
www. a second order allows sir.
ment of $250 attorney's fees vacation Soon Mrs. Mary L.
Fulkerson, county school superiu
Special Music Guest musicians ttndent, is planning to start her
from Silverton will furnish special two-weeks vacation Tuesday, and
music &unaay mornlnr at in I
ci ode at the American Lutheran I
j-"rca nere. wnn Miss France
Nelson to Sin?. acnmnani K I
Ma O. A. Nelson. The Lnth;;
7 o'clock will be led by 1
wls wlima rn.
Get freft estimates on reroofln
with Certainteed Composition
uhingles. Tel. 6788, Doughton &
Sherwin.
Time Extended Based on stip-
v acca. uaru i
time ror filing transcrlnt contln-
uea until September 20, in mo-
tion niea yesterday in the suit of
Josephine Gabriel and L. Heiberr
irann uouier and Lalah and
Earl Looney.
Get free estimates on reroofing
wh CIn.tef. Composition
788' Houghton &
"n lQe,r annual vaca-
Motion For Trial Motion for
setting time of trial has been
led Int0 two clrcuit WWt cases:
Feme A. Davenport vs. Lowell E.
"-"upori; ana Leia Jarman and
others vs. Merte O. Nelson.
-The Spa
Six and 8 course dinners. 75c
Hotel Argo Extra Special Sun
day Virginia baked ham and
chicken, noon and night. 50c.
BEACH FRONT
; COTTAGES
All Sizes at Reasonable
Rates.
Write for Particulars
MRS. RUTH CRITES
Cannon Bench. Oregon j
- SPECIAL
Croqa I a o I e
Ringlet End
: Permanent
PUSH WAVE
$2.00
Open Friday
Evenings by
appointment
i
CASTLE PERMANENT
WAVERS CO.
307 First Nan Bank Bldg.
TeL 3663
Branch or Castle Pioneer
Permanent Wavers. Portland
Dr. Chan Lam -Chinese
Medicine
. Office hours "
Tuesday and Satur
day 2 to 5 p. a.
no 1 and 2
148 N. Commercial
Salem'
0m
" MLs Jorr Better Some Im
provement is noted 1a .the eondi-.
tion of Miss Ada Jory.fwho has
been Quite seriously, HV for the
past month at her home on Fawk
arena. Miss Jorr hat been a rest-
wide circle of friends. She Is a
daughter of the pioneer William
Jory, who with his five brothers
took up donation land claims In
what Is now the Liberty section.
Correct Postage Csed Since
the first rush of mistakes, letters
lacking three-cent postage are
seldom received at the local post
office, reports A. E. Gibbard, as-
sireei, according io Pr
of Dallas also reported a minor
traffic accident.
Sneial dinner. B to 9 n. m. 35c
Senator Food Shop. !
Harris Estate Estate of the
T. G. Harris who died here
ln June admitted t0 probate
yesterday, with Clara J. McDerby,
his daughter, and G. E. Tandy
executors. Appraisers appoint-
ed ar Ar,el K- Howard, W. E.
Keyes and Lars R. Bergsvik. The
estt la valued at S 3,3 00.
Dr. A. Swennes making a specialty
of plate work and extractions, 510
U. S. Bank Bldg.
Bond Payment MadeThe
state treasury department Satur
r2' - 00; on , 8tf U w a y
bonds. The principal and Interest
Is flQe Aasu8t J'
nh,n tw.ha. if
lng together eight years ln the
Elite Beauty shop, Irene Barton,
Dorotby Smith. L. J. "Curly';
Bates and Lee Canfield have
ed to the Mitxi-Grey shop
Wmca WlU 66 MsocI
Lost, Boston Bull, female.
chest. Reward. Phone 342
N. Cap
MT Ge Reports Clerks of
school districts in Marion county
may can at tne county superln-
instances.
she and her hnahsnil a m
kerson. will m tn Trhot ri- v.
entire time.
Have The Sutesman follow you
T r vacation. Mailed ti any
uurC33 lwo weexs. only Z6 cents.'
Go On Vacation Ralph Loun
machinist-operator for The
Statesman Publishing company.
and family left lat night for
wausDurg, Wash., where they
will spend their vacation vUitin?
rcianves.
vacation time Is travel time. The
"regon Statesman offers to sub-
scriDers a Travel Accident insur
nncB 'cy tor only ji a year.
De Longs to Coast Mr. and
. Walter E. DeLong left Sat-
.JV ' fte rnoon for Cutler City.
where they will spend the next
here". '
ueLong is constable
From Portland Mrs. Barbara
Baker Snyder of Portland Is
spending a few days visiting here
Mrs. 'Snyder formerly tauith
erlv tansnt
school In this county, among oth
er districts at Gervais and Hitm.
Tine.
in.
dr; b. h. white
Mght and Day Calls
External Cancer Removed
with medicine.
Office, 855 N. Capitol St.
Phone 5O30 - Salem, Ore.
We Give SAH Green Stamps
Doable Stamps Every Saturday
Carson Pharmacy
Hotel Senator Bldg.. Dial 468
OPEN SUXDArS
Schaefer's
Medicinal
Remedies
are not intended to take the
place of your family Physi
cian but for the relief of
minor ailments that con
stantly occur in every f am-
They are - manufactured
from - purest" ingredients
from selected formulas
and are the best that can be
produced.
Schaefer's
Drug Store
1S5 N. Commercial - Dial 5197
The Original Yellow Front
Candy Special Store of Salem
mov-with,
Scar on
5. 1505-
OEkfe: life
TOMORROW will be the first
day of August the month
of vacations and la addi
tion this year the great Olympic
games will be staged at Los .An
geles republicans; will battle for
leadership in Oregon and the
Oregon supreme . court will take
its - annual vacation of one
month. Several opinions will be
handed down tomorrow as the
final wind up.
John Kelly, political writer
on the Oregonlan, In aa in
formal discussion ihe other
night said he would remain in
Oregon for a while, mt least
until Congrese reconvene next
December. John like Oregon
lot, bat knowing bis deeper
likeness for politics a note, of
desire to return to the national
capHol was certainly detected
in his talk.
And just when the republicans
believed they had everything fix
ed up yesterday by the election
of Leslie Scott as chairman of
the state central committee.
Scott up and refuses the post.
As a compromise candidate Scott
was probably the most fitted for
the position.
Your correspondent missed
writing this column yesterday
for the reason he took a trip
to Portland to listen to the
highway commission hand a
lot to Salem and its environs
and also to attend the repub
lican caucus of Friday night.
Bat the caucus was short lived.
Nothing could be agreed upon.
The state highway commission
- the two members at least-
did a lot for this section of the
state at the meeting Friday after
noon. Not only did they agree to
mprove the Pacific highway to
urora. but also added some
rk on the Santiam highway
out of tne ieaerai am xuuas.
ere will be lots more work to
e done wnicn wtu oe aeciaea
later.
The commission meets again
Friday of thia week at the
same place the Benson hotel
at Portland. At this session It
is believed more work for
Oregon will be decided. Bat
the big session will be at Port
land August 21. It Is hoped
that by the time ef the Fri
day meeting a new commis
sioner will be appointed.
One of the familiar figures
around the state capitol will be
missed after tomorrow. Gordon
Wilson, salesman for the Shell
Remodel Store Room M e-
chanics are dividing the High
street room in the Masonic build
lng. One part will be used by E.
W. Acklin. shoes, and another
half by Harry Love, Jeweler.
Too Much Noise Harold Du
toit, route 8. box 199B, was given
a tag by -traffic officers yesterday
for driving with the cutout of has
car open. He was arrested on State
street, downtown.
Visits Mrs. Brooks Mrs. Har
riet S. Myers of Portland is
week-end visitor with Mrs. Mil
dred Robertson "Brooks, county
treasurer.
Annual AccountElmer Knauf,
of Waltr K.Muf-
J" dh Is a c co u nt. showing a
balanc ot .T7.
Ti . I- tn Al. .
wv a s. nn tairtn tnr
drunkenness.
EMERGENCY
SERVICE
r'S no fun to get stuck
in a rut ... or to have
your car stall . . . but
those things will happen,
and you may as well
have the security of
knowing that we are rea
dy to help you out . . .
day or night ... at a
very moderate cost.
CONVENIENT TERMS
Phone us Day or Night
Day Night
4093 4281
Herbert J.
OstUnd Garage
873 Chemeketa
Invalid Chairs
to Rent .
Call C9I0, Used Furniture
. Department .
151 North High
ST
Oil company here, has been
transferred ' to the Portland of
fice of the firm. His many
friends here are glad to bear of
the promotion, but sorry to see
him leave. Several newspaper
men honored him with a party
last night.
And the moratorium Li end
ed tonight. It looks like a lot
of as will have to bay licenses
the first thing tomorrow morn
ing er pat ear cars la "hock.
And Charlie Pray says there
will be no leniency, and we
Just have a feeling that the
first ear he looks for Monday
morning will be ours. Gaess we
better keep It ln the garage.
William Hammond, ln charge
of the operators license division.
was here the past two days after
an operation' for appendicitis. He
says he will be back on the lob
again the coming week. In the
meantime Colonel Ray Olson was
taken to the hospital hero yes
terday because of an attack of
appendicitis. The same good for
tune is wished the colonel.
HIVE BIG MEETING
DALLAS. July 30 An enthusi
astic democratic meeting was held
Friday night at the court house
with meetings of both the Roose
velt club and the Polk county
democratic central committee be
ing held. Plans for the Roosevelt
club picnic on Labor day were
made ana committees were ap
pointed to take charge of the
picnic.
J. N. McFadden, democratic
candidate for joint senator from
Polk and Benton counties, was the
principal speaker. He gave a short
talk concerning the coming cam
paign and his stand in the con
solidation of the schools which
Polk county Is solid against. He
was Introduced by H. E. Walter
of Corvallis.
It Is planned to make the
Roosevelt club picnic a real eld
fashioned picnic with bands
speakers, a baseball game, greas
ed pig, and athletic events on the
program. The committees ap
pointed to take charge of the
preparations were:
Park arrangements Tracy
Savery, Charles H. Smith, and
Hugh G. Black.
Speakers Lynne M. Black, D.
J. Grant, and Howard Morlan.
Music R. R. Turner, G. A.
Peterson, and Ira C. Mehrling.
Decorations C. T. Smith, Rob
ert H. Walker and Warren
Dunn.
Sports George L. Cooper, T.
D. Pomeroy, and Dr. M. C. Butler.
Business men C L. Crider,
Tracy Savery, and Hugh G Black.
The picnic is scheduled for La
bor day, Monday, September 7,
and will be an all day affair.
THE
llSsi
1 IK
Re-Adjiistaienl
Goes Merrily Along Into Its Second Week
Come with the Crowds
and take advantage of the best values offered m Salem
for many a day.
What a Sale Successful beyond our fondest dreams
. Now For a Bigger Second Week , .
Re-adjustment Prices on all our merchandise. We fea
ture only celebrated brands especially those manufac
tured and distributed by Marshall Field & Company,
Beau Monde Silks, Colonial Draperies, Mt. Zion Cur
tains and Curtain Nets, LaTrance Hosiery and Wear
well Blankets
7c Bias
Tape
5c
Ladies' Rayon OQ
Bloomers and Panties aCf C
Beautiful
Rayon Gowns . . .
75c
Burlington Full r "T
Fashioned Hose, Pair O I C
ISO All SUk Scarfs, r r
03c values, at 0)C
LaFrance Best Grade Serv
ice and Chiffon 7r
Hose Pair lOC
89c An Silk Flat CO-
Crepe
yard
4 Big Specials Monday and Tuesday
250 Yards Fine
Zephyr Ginghams
Checks and plaids. Men
day and 1 1
Tuesday yard lit
AH SUk Pongee
Guaranteed 12 Momme
weight 250 yds. only.
Monday and- 1 fia
Tuesday yard lvC
. . Limit ten yards : '
Don't Forget, Every. Article in the Store
- ' ; Is Reduced ; ' '
Elliott Dry
17$ N. Liberty SU
UlbaiiG CLOSE
i - '
Crews and Equipment Being
Moved to Other Units,
; ISays Roadmaster yi
Several road lobs In the county
were near an end yesterday, and
foremen were preparing to move
their equipment and crews to new
oba Monday or Tuesday.
Lee Wells, foreman on the
grading job in the Aakeny Bottom
district, reported to Roaamaster
Frank Johnson that he would be
ready Tuesday to more to the
Abiqua road northeast of 8alem.
where he will direct grading of
two and a half miles of road.
Another grading Job Is being
finished by L. M. Van Cleave, who
yesterday moved a load of tools
and tile to the Hubbard-Wood-
burn road along the Southern Pa
cific track, .where grading will be
done, . starting Tu essay, van
Cleave and his -crew have been
working on a new road near
Broadacres.' "
Phillip Fischer, bridge foreman.
is completing work on a bridge
near Broadacres, and will move
Tuesday or Wednesday to market
road number 24. that passes
around the Wheatland bottom. On
road 24 he will put in a Port Or-
iord cedar piling bridge about 500
feet long which will require be
tween two and three carloads of
DlUnx-.
ThfS job will require about a
month, and from it he will move
his -crew a short f tanca to put
ln another piling bridge, about
200 feet long. From hare he will
move to a district road in the
Wheatland ferry area to put in a
100-foOt bridge.
Peter Jensen, who is also han
dling some of the smaller bridge
work for the county, started yes
terday construction of a concrete
culvert near the Waconda district.
The job will require two or three
weeks.
Oscar Storaasli of Silverton.
who contracted to handle several
county bridge jobs. Is north
or Salem near the McNary farm,
where he has about half com
pleted his third job. From here he
will move hit crew to put ln a
small concrete bridge on the Geer
market road.
Fewer Teachers
Are Employed in
County, Report
Marlon county last school year
had 18 fewer teachers than ln
1930-31. according to tabulation
Just completed by Mrs. Mary L.
Fulkerson. county school superin
tendent.
The records show 123 high
school teachers were employed for
the year ending last June as com
pared to 124 the year before; 71
junior high teachers as compared
H. T. GENTLE, M. D.
Announces the removal of his
office to
814 First National Bank Bldg.
No longer connected with
Salem Clinic
Phones: Office 8O03; Res. 5416
GREAT
S3e Rayon
Taffeta yard
f 1.49 Georgette
Crepe ........ yard
40c Printed
Crepes yard
98c Printed
Crepea yard
43c
98c
37c
75c
S1.&3 to S1.93 Printed Silk
Crepes yard
80c Best Grade Chiffon
Voiles. Beautiful designs
and OC-
coloring
. yard
66x80 Cotton Twill Plaid
Double Blankets
Agood $1.75 value. Mon
day and J1 flfk
Tuesday, pair tylUU
Sheets and Cases
81x99 Good qual- CQn
ity Sheets., only eJaC
42x36 Good qual-
ity Cases......each 1UC
Goods Company
Salem, Ore.
: 'Coming Events
i August Wisconsin plo t
akr. Sales municipal aato
park. '
Aagost- 7 Onto - ?Bnca
eye' picnic at state fah
tToanda. . . . . i. .: 4 , -
August 7 Minnesota pic
nic at Silverton city park. -
August 7 The Orchard
Heights -Old-Timers' picnic
at Lather Stoat farm at
August 7-21 Annual Che
sneketan outing at 8pirit
Lake. - .
August 8- Annual
meeting Presidents and Sec
retaries, Rotary district No.
t. ! - -
Auxast 14 Dakota tr
ale. Salens Muuiciual.. Aato
park.
August 1 14 Illinois pic
nic at Woodbora aato park.
August 22 Luncheon
Marion hotel for L. W.
Jteveasoa, President Se
conal Association Real
Estate Boards.
to 72 Junior highs the preceding
year; and 385 elementary as com
pared to 203 elementary Jn 1930
31. Valuation of the 144 school
buildings and grounds in the
county last year was 31.532.-
685.39, of which 9183.557.28 was
in the grounds. Value of equip
ment is estimated at 8278.150.40
Sturgis Winner
Of Damages Due
To Car Accident
Judgment for the plaintiff was
entered in the civil suit of Harry
F. Sturgis vs. Inns P. Flanigan.
on in justice court yesterday
morning. Plaintiff sought a total
of $24 S in damages as result of
an automobile accident which oc
curred July 25. 1931. near the
Big Chief service station on the
highway north.
Damages to two automobiles.
that of the plaintiff and one driv
en by J. E. VanLyderraf. were
sought by Sturgis. and 321 in per
sonal Injuries sustained by Van
Lydegraf.
CARD OF THANKS
The thanks of the family is ex
tended to the many friends for
floral offerings and kindness
shown at the funeral ef Mr. H.
A. Clark.
OPEN
HOJWTPIT CAlflE
(Formerly Rose Cafe)
222V2 North Commercial St.
35 - MEWHJ - 3SQ
DINNERS Serredlla. m. to 8 p. m. DINNERS
. Chicken Soup I
Radishes
CHOICE OF:
Roast Beef with Brown Grary
Roast Pork with Apple Sauce
Baked Virginia Ham. Candied Sweet Potatoes
Fried Spring Chicken
Baked Salmon . . Cole Slaw
CHOICE OF:
Creamed New Potatoes or
Baby Lima Beans: Lettuce
Rolls.
Dessert. Choice
Ice Cream or
Chicken Soup
Rolled Flank Steak
Breaded Pork Chop. Cream Gravy
Fried Lirer
Vegetarian Plate
Potatoes, hot rolls, salad,
Try Our Special T -
New Low Price
REPAIR WORK
$1.00
Ladies Half
Soles
75c
Rubber Heete both mens
and 9P
romens uJj
Mens Leather KA
Heels JVC
Vye use only the finest
workmanship. Do not
work in the City at Any
7 .
THREE LARGESUETB
DALLAS, Jnly 30 Three ac
tions were filed Satnrday U the
county clerk's office ln Which ;
the principal amounts asked to
ts! 112.000. . - , .-1
Tha Prudential Life Insurance
company ef America la the flala ,
art in two ox tne-action, in tne .
fitst, the Prudential la against '
R. L. Walker. Mary E. Walker. -
and ethers. Tha plaintiff a:jks , st i
juagment against the W sixers to -
Uhe amount ot 111.030 with 10 -
per cent Interest ; from Apil 1.
ljjz; izsi.17 with Interest it
10 per cent from April 1. lt:
$11.14 at 10 per cent Interest
from Jnly 11. 1911: $10 fori eon-
tinning the abstract; $100 sieclal
attorneys fees; and all costf and
dish irsements by the plaintiff In
this action.
In the second Prudential claim
Garnet E. McCrow, Clara El Mc
Crow, and others are defendants.'
The plaintiff ask, a Judgment for -
$10,000 at 10 per cent interest
from October 1. 1911: $5D4.ir
at 10 per. cent Interest from Oc
tober 1. 1931; $111.85 with 10
per eent interest from 3 nit 17.
1932; 170.50 at 10 per cent
interest from July 27. 19111 $10
for continuing the abstract: $SS0
for attorney fees; and all costs
and disbursements of the ac
tion. The third action filed was. J.
A. Lack el ts. the Wattefribsrg.
company. In it thl plaintiff asks
for a Judgment of $11.000 at S
per cent interest from Jnly 1.
1931 to date, and at 10 per
cent Interest until paid; $B5 at ,
10 per cent Interest from Jnly
1. 1930;' 1750 attorney tees;
$17.50 for searching the records:
and all costs and disbursements.
low Rates,
Farm Fire Insurance at boat
Prompt Payment ot LotM
Fair Adjustment.
Farmers Mutual
Fire Relief Ann.,
of McMlnnrille, Oregoji
Wm. A. Persey. J
Exclusire Salem Agent
Office 017 North 20th St.
(Near Center St., eastl -Sara
this Adr. .
MONDAY!
Onions Celery
Sweet Potatoes. Creamed Peas or
and Tomato Salad, hot home made
of Marshmellow Pudding.
Pie. Choice of Drinks.
choice of dessert, choice of drinks.
Bone Steak Dinner, 3$c
Full Soles and Heels
$2.00to$2.50
Patches
only
material and offer you expert
be mislead this is equal to iy
Prico
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ON
25c
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only . X.
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