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Thle OREGON. STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday" Morning. September 4 193 PAGE FIVE 1 1 Loi-ail News Briefs I STATE FAIR PUS I ..iQcai iews priers , , ... . . w Registration Increasing Pre- i Loy Fined S5 Pleading guilty registration enrollment in WU- I in municipal court yesterday to a lametta university ot freshmen I charge et reckless driving, Cecil ARE TAKITJG SHAPE i ' .. West Salem1 News and apperclass transferring stu- J Loy4 It, ot routa eight, was fined form Product DlSOlaV Will dents wilt probably hover around $5. He also pleaded guilty In Jus- ru m V Ui&piay. Feature tnort Maae to Improve Quality the usual 250 mark, it has been j tlce iconrt to a charge ot switch estimated. Approximately ZJ6 I lag license plates on his car. students hate already been ac-1 Judge Miller B. Hayden set Tues- cepted with school opening Sep-1 day morning as the time tor. pass- temher 19. A smaller entire reg-1 lng sentence. ", Loy was arrested lstratlon than that of previous years is expected, however, be cause of the inability t students to obtain employment during the part summor. ; permanent ware, 22. Irene Scott, MarineUo Shop, 245 J. High. by city police . Wednesday night after he had attempted to outrun them in his automobile. Lahrir div -dun ICAntl hall. Practloe is Violation - ifotor rehicle finance corporations which make a practice ot - collecting a fee ot 15 as a premium for ia- i sarance from contract purchasers New and distinctly "different" entertainment features, eoupled with a variety of exhibits, hare been arranged for the T 1st Oregon state fair which opens here Mon day, September 21. for six days. As a contribution of the state department of agriculture which was organised last year the fair rtm.--A- Tnvoatlira- 1 le, as premium ioc m i v iuv. w uuyw.v- tion of the rates, charges ana .ah,,iu .....ii, of Oreron in the strnrele to es- practices of the TlliamooK unn " TIh; UbUsh .uaUtT nroduction as a of the mountain states rower t operaUng in violation qnalification for successful out-of- company. wUl be resumed in Til- J ArBtrftn v.nilliriKni.. iftW, Btate marketing. lamook September Z7, it was an- i ,,-,. trt nan.itia. t i,v k. . for. Attorney General Van Winkle notable part ot the state fair, held In an opinion handed down This year equal and much-needed Saturday. attention goes to other phases of agriculture. The land products Telegraph company has been con- frieQda new locatlon at thft of th9 grandstand exhibits tinued Utltn UCtODer . t a.c.i.ji ism r.. n ct.u. I v..ii m v. - . in auvuqu cuo t uui oiauuu 1 uuiiuiiifi Will uo Qicmuua v& Hollywood, corner North Capitol strides in every line ot agrlcul- nounced at the offices ot the pub- 1 lie utilities commissioner Satur day. Hearing of the case inrolT- ine the Tatea. charges and prac tices ot the Pacific Telephone and tinued until .October Labor day dance, Kentl hall tural endeavor. Determined to have appealing entertainment different from that offered in previous years. Max Gehlhar, director of agriculture, went to Hollywood and engaged the services of two noted western and Fairgrounds road. Police Seek Chapman State . u rtt eftAiHiu? Ram Chao- Four Clinics Usted t our can i., ,.fo. ... insult of ac-1 ica will bo held at the Salem xiiau, - . . . I . ... . .v: m., ,1-. In In tha Wpt Kalcm iQStlCe ueoiin teuicr vuiu x ucoua court, presided over by Elmer D. afternoon a chest clinic will be o v r,.tmn wna nn-Mted on a held; Wednesday morning, a charge ot drunken driving and schoo clin lc f orch Wn entering Fletcher .ccinn nf UnnAi Teleased on school this month; Thursday I . ,. ' v . . his own recognizance ana eueo r'-;- break all records for novelty in appear lor trial, tie ueu i " I r 7 I western features and rodeo com pear at the time or tna. oui ' v .rr" t:: petlUon court found him guniy, Bwwne- iw., Details of the rodeo perform less, ana fineamm )iuv uu eu- i.vv,iUvu v..v. lencea mm io sens t urnv nri.a, ot. ,a J11- Sc. Cash in advance. 7c. Produc er WI1V -Po. Phnn 4618. WEST SALEM. Sept. 2. The , regular meeting of the West Sa lem city council will not be held next. Monday because ot the tact that It f alia on - a holiday. Miss Rene Harniseh. of Albany and Mrs. Ernest Hennlngsen ot Jefferson were guests at the Al Hennlngsen heme Saturday. Mrs. Henntngaea ts a sister-in-law aad Miss Harniseh a roommate ot Mrs. Hennlngsen at the Monmouth Nor mal. She is en route to Greaham to begin her school, which opens Tuesday, September I. - The Mark Hoffman family will leave Monday for Dallas, where they will pick prunes for some time. Miss Jewell Btrlckfoden of Fer dinand. Idaho, who haa been spending the summer here visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Lloyd M. Hill, expects to start home Sunday, to begin her school work soon. Rev. aad Mrs. A. J. Smith and children, Lois, Miriam, Bethel and Ardon have been in Willamina for a week assisting in revival serv ices being held there. They will return Monday. There will be no preaching err kee Sunday morning at the Ford Memorial church, but Rev. O. L.' Dark will preach at night. His charge will now include West Sa lem, Summit and Oak Grove, with morning services at Summit and Oak Grove alternating. Recent guests at the Wilbur P. Lewis home On Edge water street were air. ana airs. a. . voa Donge of Walla Walla. Mrs. Voa Donge.ls a niece of Mrs. Lewis. Miss Violet Wallace has return ed from visiting la Portland for a week. She- was entertained at the home of aa aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert, i gammy McCUntock ' and Merle Prnltt who have been vacationing at Crater lake and other places ot interest, were to return Sun day. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wiedemer ate spending the double holiday at Road s End, oa- the coast. . Mr. and Mrs. George E. Tandy gave a . pleasant picnic party . at j Spong's Landing for their house guest, Miss Margaret Crow of Portland. Present were the honor guest, Mlsa Crow, and Mr. and Mrs. Willis McDerby, Mrs. Stew art, Miss Josephine Tandy, Miss Susie Crow, George and Thomas Tandy and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Tandy. The West Salem school board rejected all bids for screening the basement windows in the new school building, requesting more definite specifications at a recent meeting, and of the new bids that of Butler ft Quistead was accepted and the screens will be made and placed before September 19, the school opening date. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ziegler ot Salem have moved into the Chap lin house on Skinner and McNary. worthy associate advisor; Rath ; Johnson. Charity; Iris Jorgeasoa. Hope; and Margaret Hauser, Faith. ' : .. ' The girls decided to gire a tea uiv court dance oa September 12 la.', honor of the girls who will soon, go away to school. . . ' i! : - ' v y' Kfainr fficrhvtraxT " Committees are Chosen m:X i, Woodbum Past; State r u YS' a Delegates Named I uooa onape i All major highways to the beeches aad the Coast highway ElBSfJED WOODBURN, Sept. 2 Deeld- ft"! OTiT.JRSS tt.1t are in gooddiUoa. ad l.V..r. XI itlwrniv to Oregon sUU motor carnival la Woodburn, the, local American Legion Post is now busy in srranging details tor the af fair. A nominating committee con sisting of Bole, Glatt, Bentley, Austin and Whitman was named ran Big Labor day dance. Mill, Men., 5th. Haunted ances are in the hanas oi ica Wright, who has presented many rodeos in varlons parts ot the western states. He has specified Cheyenne rules for the rodeo con- I Oooleys Wyatt Guest warren I tests, which-Include the straw- U ill OREGON Governor Meier, in a proclama tion lHUAd Saturdar. nrtwlalmad insurance Picnic Today Eight Cooler and family of Waits- berry roan rodeo each afternoon (Tuesday, September IS, as saim insurance men today will "Bs ana xne nigm siampeao eaca "American Legion Parade Day". t ctarka' ranch on the Mc- Kesis or bit. ana mrs. a. n. mg&t or tne lair. vJZ hShiav to attend the an- Wyatt and other friends in Sa- Admission Charges f.f'nntfon lem. They plan to remain here Reyised Downward uusi yv-"". UKnnt twA vuti Mr PnfiluT fa ni...t. r.Th v.. Mwav v -rm wwa -w-ww-- j i xaa uviui jraaaea u.e aunuv the son-in-law of Mr. Wyatt. I change In the admission policy of nf Mutual Benefit agents. They r u. C. Brlston, district super Tlsor; M. C. Butler, Frank Keene, Al Jewett, W. E. Burroughs, J. a Jelderks, Fred Brabec and Haf ry Wolf. To IUmmI's End Mrs. Eric But- the fair which he believes in keep ing with the times. Entrance to in connection with the national American Legion convention which opens in Portland Septem ber 12. Tne day will be observed in Oregon as a legal holiday. The proclamation reads: "Whereas, the state ot Oregon This batt is made of worsted yarn. This concern has the only machine on the coast to so han dle the yarn. The batts are la one, two and three pound sixes. the former being the most la de mand. About 400 pounds of these batts are turned out daily. Considerable custom work Is done for Willamette valley wool growers. Besides making batts the company makes ma tr eases and sleeping bags. They have worked up a fine trade la the middle west. Be cause of their bulk It Is neces sary for the manufacturer to pay double first class freight oa the cartons. ,y"fhVL6lnh! the grandstand for the strawberry wIU b. hoBt to the American Le- roan roaeo win oe tree except ior i gi0n national convention in Port for Road'jj End, where her daugh t-r and Miss Genevieve Morgan, Statesman reporter, have been a few reserved seats and boxes. Aftonti, Steel Guitar. Spanish aiaiesman reporter, nay uen Nomlnal charge3 prevail for the 12. 13, 14 xtaiaiTitmr MDeriencea airecior for beginners club work and ad vanced orchestral combinations. Call V. W. C. A., 8878. Enjoy playln? with others while1 you learn. Disorderlies Jailed Unable to pay 110 fines assessed against them for being disorderly at the Leonard hotel Friday night. An rabelle Russell of Portland and V.'allace George both were sent tu Jail for five days." Joseph Tripp, the hotel proprietor, was released on $25 ball. To Pendleton Dr. S.B. Laugh i.'n TLMiiampittft university profes sor, with his sons, John and Wil liam, and Roy R. Hewitt, candi date for supreme court justice, will teave Tuesday tor Pendleton and the round-up. They will re turn to Salem by way ot Crater Lake. Altaian, homeopatnic office and res.. 507 New phone, 5832. Corporation Gets Judgment A decree favoring the Benjamin Franklin Savings and Loan asso ciation in its suit against heirs of Francis E. Shafer was handed land on September and 15. 1932. "And whereas, the great par ade which will take place on Sep tember 13 will be an outstanding feature of the convention and will be one of the most Impressive and magnificent spectacles which Ora tions have been made for season tickets and special free admission arrangements have been made for children. Single admlssio s for adults remain the same at the gonlans will ever have the prlv- rirtwn hv JudirA L. H. McMahan In three entrances to the fair, except Hege of witnessing. ' 1 i t - ..ilu I ii i -11 V " 1 I . 9 M 1 I . m. . a . 1 a l1 i lamiiy win oe aamiuea ior i m- parts or rne scaie are ngnuy State Offices Close Labor day eluding automobile. ear to Join in viewing this inspir- will find all state oiflces vacated. one of the impressive features ine demonstration and in honor Many state employes win spena will be the dally tree programs or today and Monday at the coast! the Oregon state federation of music clubs. More than loou mu sicians will take part and mountains, others In land, Seattle and other cities. Port- coast Dr. L. G. physician. Center st. Seek Places on Docket Appli cations wtere filed Saturday in the nffift nf the countv clerk asking places on the trial docket of the irMiit. court for the cases of W. J. Branstetter vs. Sarah Coffin- berry, and L. D. Roberts vs. L. ti Ostrin. 5 Answer Filed Hazel M. Olm ----- in steaa, , one oi io ueieuuuw th -ise of Katherine O. Brian v nol. J. Oimstead et al, has filed an answer confessing Judg consenting to a decree of foreclosure asked for In the complaint. Seeks Water Permit C. A. Peck has requested permission to appropriate fQur secona leet oi ing the men who served our na tion in the World war, Now, therefore, I, Julius L. Meier, governor ot the state ot Y. Board Meet The Y. M. C. A. board of directors will hold Its monthly meeting at the as sociation building Thursday noon. Plans will be made tor the annual enrollment week in October. Twyman Arrested City police yesterday arrested R. Twyman, 1113 i North Cottage street, on a charge of speeding. He was cited to appear in municipal court on Tueeday. Another Olinger Fire Another grass fire at Olinger field brought East and Central station firemen out during the noon hour. This was the fourth fire there this sea son, i Rank Brings Suit Complaint against Lee Hing for payment of a S3 00 note and 275 expenses was filed by the First National Bank of Aurora Saturday in circuit court. Looney Visits "Bill" Looney ot the firm of Saxon and Looney, was 1 a business visitor ia m county roadmaster'a office Sat- uruaj. i Demurrer Filed A demurrer Salem Is making elaborate Oregon, by virtue of the authority clans for a downtown parade on I in me vested, do hereby proclaim Monday, the opening day. Lane j Tuesday, September 13, 1932, as county and Eugene have selectea I American Legion parade day, ana this day for a visit to the fair, do hereby set It aside as a legal and will come by special trains holiday in the state ot Oregon.1 and .automobile caravans to take part in the parade and put on a special program at the fair grounds. Salem Day Slated For Wednesday Tuesday is Polk county day, Yamhill county day, and Wash ington county day. - Wednesday la Governor's day. Salem day, Clackamas county day. and Marion county day. Thursday is Benton county day, ITALY PRUNE DUTY TI Ti water from Ralston creek, trio- in the case ot Earle B. Irwin vs. ... hv c.nHam rlrer. for Charles Peterson and J. B. Peter- power purposes. In an application son Was filed In circuit court Sat tiled with the state engineer. urday. Would Collect Complaint Mannings Move George Man agalnst Beatrice Crawford New- nlng; employe in the automobile v u. h..n fii, in circuit 1 department, secretary of states rnnrt bv Fred J. Bynon, Jr., at- office, has moved with hla family tachlng property and attempting to 1149 Union street. to receive allegedly aue payment for goods purchased from E. W. Cooley and Eoff Electric, inc. Commitment I s s u e d J. C. Krlesel, who Saturday entered a plea of guilty to a charge of reck less driving in Justice court and, o ianAniWin tn MT a. tlnO 06 tin and ints. failed to pay hil fine and a commitment has been Issued. Bank Appointd Tne First MAFUr GATHER HERE FOR 8EHF MEETING i J - Several hundred persons from varlons sections of the northwest registered here Saturday for the sixth biennial convention oi tne National Bank of Salem has been .BBni.uinn for the deaf, appointed guruian oi The 'convention Is being neia as ot George Stephen Schaefer, in competent. The appointment was made by County Judge J. C. Sieg mund yesterday Administratrix Named Ida A association .reports. Recent trav elers over the Salmon river cut off report this road la excellent shape except for a short distance oa the western end. ' Oa the Coast highway, the road is la good traveling condition ex to nominate omeer. for next year I f0,lt Ue. between Port at the next meeting to be held in September. H. M. Austin spoke briefly la behalf ot the baseball committee. stating lt satisfaction with the Junior Lerfon team'a record Smith. Harahan and Adams i .initiHnirin rkf with Bain. Coy and Myers as al-1 "'1'm"wu wr ternates, were chosen as delegates to attend the state convention in Portland. Dr. J. M. Harahan, present com mander of the post, waa appoint ed - general chairman for the Armistice Day carnival. Oliver 8. Olson will be in charge of the parade. It is hoped that among I the bask ot.Stayton and proceed other features ot the parade to I with the liquidation. Mr. Llnd have floats from communities I ley has Just completed liquids near Woodburn. It is planned to I tlon of the affairs ot a Marsh ask the city council to close East I field bank. He will locate here Cleveland street west of Front, I with his family, nut so tar nas and First street north of Cleve-1 not decided upon a place of real land while activities are ia prog- I dence. Ortord and Euchre creek, and II miles between Florence and the Lane county line. The Alsea highway Is oiled macadam. Stayton Bank Is Under Way STAYTON, Sept. 2 J. a Llnd ley, deputy superintendent ot banks, is here to take charge of Since the bank was closed on May first. George H. Bell, assist ant cashier, bas been In charge. Mr. Bell expects to carry on his iasnraaee business and will also ress. Committees chosen were: city decorations, O. B. Smith, Bert Broyles Reese; decoration ot ar mory. H. J. Hughes; coffee and hot dog stand, Fred Corn; window I handle real estate decorations, A. J. Beck; eonees- I . . & a n .. t sions, it. M. Ausun; oooi.ni, aic; i T - fortune tellers, Adams; f ootbafl tOluOllt DV COrI game, Auaiua, ui ouga, cuuoo, elder and doughnuts at football aame. Rex Bentley; dance, Ad olph Glatt; check room, William Yates: cashier, Keith Powell; Uahtlng. Brennan; publicity, J. M. Harshan and Rodney Alden; reviewing stands, LeFebvre. BUSY PERIOD IS DIl ilil PHOTO C0I1TEST Kennell-EUis Studios are Facing Last Week Rush;, Prizes Numerous Busy days are ahead during the next week for photographers at the Kennell-Ellls studies, Ia the opinion or Miss Dens Bacon, who Is in charge of arrangements for the Kennell-Ellla-OTegon States man photographic contest ' for children. The contest is slated to end Monday, September 12. and as has been the case In previous years. Miss Bacon expects most children to be entered during the final week. 'Friday, she ssld, was an unusually busy day. Miss Bacon urged mothers who Intend to enter sons or daughters in the contest to arrange for sit tings during the early part of this week to avoid the confusion ot the last minute rush. Sittings are given at no cost. Pictures f all entrants will be exhibited at the state fair begin ning September 2. Last year there were 527 children la the photographic contest. Attractive prises will be award ed to three winners, la each of four groups. Merchants cooperat ing are Capital Drug company. Atlas Book store, Miller's. Salem Laundry (Welder's), Eoff Elec tric company. Imperial Furniture store, Montgomery Ward and Co, Price Shoe store, and Kennell-Ellls. Raisers is Success PUPILS CI EM GROUNDS LIBERTY, Sept. 3 The sev enth and eighth grade students have been busy the last three days cleaning up the schoolhouse and grounds. The pay for the work is to so into the school athletic fund. Charles Krauger has almost completed improvements in the living quarters of his store build ing. These include two extra rooms and bath, built in some un usual space. The H. A. Free family return ed Friday evening from several days spent at Yachats. Recent guests at the home of Mrs. K. Schmidt were her neiees. Mrs. George Slyter of Klamath Falls and Mrs. J. Uhleman of Sa lem. v Mr. aad Mrs. Wayne Johnson of Portland were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hrubets on Friday. The Willamette valley dried prune Industry received a body blow Saturday, when a cablegram Friday is Farmers day. Grange I was received from Italy that the day. Farmers' Union day, and j duty oa prunes entering that Linn county day. I country had beea increased from Saturday Is Portland day. Boys 55 lire to If 0 lire per oulntaL and Girls Pet and Costume Parade J Walter T. Jeaks. local prune day, and All-State day. dealer, declared that the increase In connection with these special of the duty oa prunes was ex- days, and the programs ot the I tremely serious as far as the WH- muslc clubs there will be a total I lamette valley dried prune lndos- of 18 bands at the fair during the try was concerned. He said the six days. . I Italian business la dried prunes Future Farmers ot America, I had beea growing rapidly, ana who are vocational agriculture I that several large shipments to students enrolled la the Smith-1 the country had been made dnr- Hurhes courses of 35 Oregon high 1 lng the past few years. schools, will take part la the fair I Growers said the increase ia for the first time this year. I duty apparently was authorised in Bovs and girls c?vb work em-l aa effort to prohibit the shipment braces more premium classlfica- I of outside prunes Into that coun try. There also waa speculation la fruit circles as to whether or not It might be a retaliatory move oa the part ot the Italian govern ment against drastic duties impos ed by the United States. Prune dealers said they intend ed to cable to Italy for additional tlone thsn ever before. Store Replaces Church at Amity Boardman Will Again Attempt To Tell Story R. R. "Bob" Boardman, Y. M. A. physical director, will hare another try at informing legloa naires concerning his observe' tlons at the Olympic games last month, whea Capital Post No. meets at the Elks temple at o'clock tomorrow night. Board maa was scheduled to speak the night the legionnaires were driven from Fraternal temple by the tire. Final nominations for post of ficers will be made at this meet ing. All ex-service men are invited to attead. AMITY. Sent. 3 John Warner closed a deal recently whereby he I information regarding the prune became the owner of the lormer duty situation Free Methodist church property two blocks west of the depot. -He 1 will at once open a second band store, there. Bin PLM BUSY Obituary STAYTO S the state school for the deaf in North Salem, Most ot the morning was given over ', to registration and assign ment of delegates. At the open- Mosher -At Clatskanle. Friday, Sept. 2,, Lycurgus Mosher, aged st years STAYTON, Sept 2 One of Stayton' industries that is en joying aa exceptionally good bnsl- 3 I TroTwldow Tt W lUtonVH. t7o7. t the afternoon session, J. O. I"y'wAT r -W"J aZ71 -Mm.! Relcale. president of the assocla- U rVrix of V7atTbV Judge gave the address of welcome J. C. Slegmund. Claude McKlnney. Other gon state school for the deal, ana George Todd and Bessie M. Elof- son were named appraisers. Coming Events September 5 Labor day. September 5 1 Marlon County Federation of Com munity clobs picnic Charo pocg Park. September 8 Drum corps benefit, Willamette atheUc field. September 15 Freshman days open at Willamette university. ' September 15-16 An nual teachers institute, Sa lem high schooL Bcptenr-ber IT Upper class refistratiot opens, Willamette aniversily. September 19 Opealag of Salem public schools. September fW-Octobcr 1 Oregon state fair. : November 8 Genera election. Major P. M. Gregory. The George Washington, bicentennial program was held tonight. A religious service will be held this morning, followed by a pic nic at Hasrer's grove. Business sessions will get under way early Monday. lem, William Mosher and Mrs. 01- ufacturers of wool batts. B. S. u . '"r7iJrvT; n Clark, manager of the concern O. F. Funeral services i r:v .v . y 1. L O Tuesday, Sept. , at 1:30 p. m. from the' chapel ot W. T. Rigdon and Son, under auspices of I. O. PO. F. lodge. Interment Cityview cemetery. which there is a large demand. WO-iDzKlE FD ODD NEE Hnni's Cafe, E23H M Com'l IS, 21 and BOe complete dln Senator Foed filiop Turkey dlaner, 4Se. Argo Ctaiag Room " Sorell At a local hospital Saturday, Sept. 3, Leon Sorell, 48 years old, formerly of 1130 Union street; Survived by widow, Elsie; two sons, Leon of San Francisco, CaL. and Melvia ot Salem: two daugh ters, Louise and Elsie of Salem; two slaters, Emma Sorell ot Soap Lake, Wash., and Mrs. Loop a Knann of Portland: four brothers. Henry ot Williams. Arizona, Cle- on and Howard or camornia ana Elchard Sorell of Wyoming-. Re mains in care of Salem Mortuary, US North Capitol street. Funer al announcements later. - PILES CURED Witaat 0-parattoa r Lata at TUm DR. MARSHALL SzS Ortroa Blig. : J?oaj 5J9f BEACH FRONT COTTAGES AD Sizes at Reasonable Rates Write for Particulars MRS. RUTH CRITES Cannon Beach. Oregon North Santiam Work Approved Official approval of the North Santiam highway work between Detroit and Whitewater has been given by Division Engineer Chan dler of the state highway depart ment, who this week went over a portion of the route with County Engineer Swart. Because federal funds are to be used in building the road, both state and county approval was required. The road has not been accepted as a state highway but the expec tation has been expressed by local officials that it will be accepted after completion as a state high way to be maintained by the state. Four Permits to Wed are Issued Business was good in the coun ty clerk's office Saturday with the issuance ot four marriage li censes furnishing a fair share ot It. Licenses to wed were taken out by Leo M. Schneider, 25. Shaw woodcutter and Oma Size more, 19, of Salem, housekeeper; by Harvey A. Meyer, 23, Macleay grocer, and Alice Marie jones, 21. bookkeeper. Pratum; by R. V. McDonald. 41, upholsterer and Olive E. Nelson, 36, bouse eeper, both ot Newport; and by Dale L. Dixon, 21, Salem laborer, ana Erelya Terhane, Salem, II year old eannery employe. Rainbow Girls Elect Officers Farmers who have been hold ing out for better sweet corn prices succeeded yesterdsy, and began accepting offers of 10 cents a dozen ears. Retailers re ported the farmers had refused to deliver corn at the five to seven ceat prices offered earlier in the week. Cora yesterday was retailing at two dozen tor a quarter. Girls at Amity Organize Troop Oi Girl Scouts AMITY, Sept. 3 A Girl Scout troop was organized in Amity Friday evening at the Church of Christ bv Anna Rose Cottrelt, for mer lieutenant of troops In Eu gene. Any girl ten years of age and over is eligible for membership. The troop is for any girl ia or near town. Miss Cottrell Is a first class scout and has had the leader ship of a troop of girls for four years. Ilectloa et officers was the mala feature ot the meeting ot the Rainbow girls Saturday night. Claudlne Guetferoy was made worthy advisor; Margaret 8avage, Unruh Advanced To Lieutenantcy Charles L. Unruh, technical sergeant of the local Oregoa na tional guard unit, has been pro moted to the rank of second lieu tenant, it was announced by Ma jor General White Saturday. Unruh has been assigned to the headquarters of the first battal ion. 249th cosst artillery, Salem. Baked Chicken on the Special Sunday 50c Dinner The SPA MODERN Well famished rooms for gentlemen Prices reasonable Walking distance Private Home. Phone 8403 o Lumber We still have a good assortment left at this Bargain Price. COME AXD SEE IT Hansen & Liljcquist, Inc. Dealers In Lumber and Building Materials Church and MIR TeL 0181 - SPECIAL Croquinole Ringlet End Permanent PUSH WAVE $2.00 complete Open Friday Evenings by appointment Castle Permanent Wavers Co. SOT First Nayi Bank Bldg. . TeL 3I3 Breach ot Castle Pioneer Per manent Wavers, Portland "The Bichrome Eye Check" In mentioning again onr new examining Instrument, the "Bichrome Check," we are glad to be able to say that we have added the aewwl and nsoet efficient occular examination agent available. This new instrument shows you whether you are near or far sighted, whether your present lenses are toe strong er too weak, or If you do not wear glasses. It will still show the ex act condition normal or defective eyes. The "Bichrome Check" Is a new Instrument for cheeking the correctness of the glasses yoa wear, and la aa accurate and trustworthy check. It Is claimed by the makers U be one ot the greatest discoveries the optical Industry has made in the last decade. We deem it Is a privilege and a pleasure to demonstrate to you whether your preseat glasses are what roar eyes require, or whether you need glasses or not THIS SERVICE IB TOURS WITHOUT COST OR TUB SLIGHTEST OBLIGATION OH TOUR PART Have your child's eyes exam ined before he starts to school, with the 'Bichrome Check." Be sure your child Is not handi capped with defective vision. Also be sure your child needs glasses. The "Bichrome Check" will tell yoa accurately. Our "Bichrome Check" is at the present time the only such instnrment north of San Francisco Morris Optical Co. 444 State Street SALEM, OREGON TV. i , ,.J Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine - Office hours Taeeday and Satnr- . day S to S p. m. - . Ill N. Commercial Salem 1 and- - Invalid Chairs to Rent Call 001O, . Used Fnrnltare Department 1S1 North HiC Now Pimples and Blackheads Will Vanish You must actually try thla new preparation for pim- nloa and blackheads to Drove to yourself how eas ily thosa unsightly mars can be controlled. Use after basic cleansing. Be sure to ask for the famous Schaefer's Pimple and Blackhead Remover Now at Schaefer's ' - Drug Store .Tli Original XeOwsr Proas 1S5 N. OoanT W Salens, Oregon, Dial S19T PIDDNTrDWG Call at the Statesman Pub lishing Co. for high-grade printing and engraving' for social events WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS RECEPTION CARDS BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL STATIONERY visrnNa cards We are now showing a new line of weddings priced unusually low for quality work Phone 9101 - t ' A. Statesman .Publishing Co. ZVL South Commercial St. . Reat chicken and roast veau