The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning. September 9. 1932 PAGE SEVEN WATER REPORT IS ra PUBLICITY! -o I II she WEU5T SALEM. Sept. & At the rounc.il meeting Tuesday night, complaints were entered against dogs running at large, and the matter referred to the police coraf m it tee. 1 . I The complete financial report for the three years time on the water system, ordered at the last council meeting, was given and accepted. Mr. La Due reported some trees along the streets and sidewalks needed trimming and this was referred to the street committee. He also reported tb two sewer outlets into the rivet had been repaired. 1 Major Charles A, Robertson! asked that two drinking fountains he installed at the entrance to Kingwood avenue on Edgewater street, he to finance one and the city the other. Because of the ex pense, it was decided to postpone that until the first of the year. It was decided to put $5 Into a sign advertising the national convene tion of the American Legon to be held in Portland next week, the aign to be placed across the high-; way. j Earle Head rick and Robert Hall of Kingwood ten-ace requested that a light be installed on Cas cade drive near their homes, and it was agreed to place the light if there was a suitable pole there. The street committee reported illegal signs had been removed; from the streets. ir-r - &$ ' " WA Si . iVivL' r in' nit BANKER S WEDDING COMES AS SURPRISE South Trimble, Democratic clerk of the House of Representatives, who ia regarded by many as having defied the President, the Senate and all the directors of the Reconstruc tion Finance Corporation. Trimble maae public the K. r . Ca detailed report of its loans, despite orders that the report was to be kept secret. E H CLUB FEATURE WALDO HILLS. Sept. 8 Plans for the community club year are going on rapidly under the presi dent, A. A. Geer. A new feature this year will be a "suggestion and objection box wnereby mem bers may offer suggestion or voice an objection without the club knowing from whors It came. Mr. ueer nas announced miss Lillie Madsen as general refresh ments chairman and she In turn has appointed Mrs. Edson Corn- stock, Mrs. Karl Ilaberly and Mrs. Arch Geer as a committee for the first meeting, which is to be held October 15. The dance committee to plan social dances for members and invitational ones for club bene fits is Frank Bowers, D. F. Hill man and Bert Maden. As a social committee to plan between meet ings for members, Mr. Geer has appointed Mrs. Edson Comstock. Mrs. Karl Haberly and Mrs. Will Krenz. off while the crusher was moved to a new location. Miss Bernita Jones spent the Labor day holiday with friends at Independence and went from there to Portland for the remain der of the week. Mr. and lira. Arthur Schreiber and family of Portland visited relatives here over tbe holiday. On Sunday they were guests at a picnic dinner at Silver Creek falls together with Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Darby and family. Misses Millie and Elisabeth Krens, Miss Ava Jane Darby and Ivan Darby. SCIO. Sept. 8. Local folks were much surprised to hear of the wedding of George A. Stod dart and Miss -Reta Arnold, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. George Arnold. They were masrled Sun dav. and after a short wedding trin are at home in Sclo. Mr Stoddart has been employed in the Sclo State bank as bookkeep er for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bur ton are the proud parents of aj seven-pound boy, born at the home of Mrs. Anna Meapelt Sun day morning. This is the first child. The water carnival staged by the fire 'department Saturday proved to be a great success. The Albany fire department also participated In the event, giving demonstrations and taking part ic the water fight. Several Al bany firemen and two local men jumped from the tallest building in town into a safety net. The P. W. Schunk family and Ernie and Bonita Caldwell spent Sundav and Monday on a fish ing trip on the North Santiam Htm above Detroit. Several big trout. 15 and IS inches long. were included in their limit catch each day. Lone Grocer Aids Farmer By Exchange MONMOUTH. Sept. 7. C. C, Mulkey, Monmouth grocer, has been trying out a plan of ex change this season which he says has netted excellent results. He began it this spring by buying an irons and vegetables exclu sively from local producers, ex cept in the few eases that local growers could not furnish him enough to supply his customers He .gave staple groceries in ex change, and made no special ef fort to carry watermelons and the like until the local provided them. He also bought wood from farmers having that commodity paying them in staple groceries. and trading the wood for more fruits and vegetables. By this plan he asserts that a lot more profit has been kept in the home community, many more home people have been comfort ably supplied with a wide variety of food stuffs, and he 'has been enabled to make a much faster turnover of goods. He Intends to continue and enlarge the program. season Rock Hauling Again Started On Point Road VICTOR POINT. Sept. 8. Gravel hauling has been resumed on the Victor Point-Riches cor ner road, after a two weeks lay- Visitor Breaks Wrist Playing Game of Tennis SILVERTON, Sept. . Don Stewart fractured his right wrist Saturday at Portland while play ing tennis. He came on to SI1- verton and Is stopping at the Al bert West home. Toung Stewart has been making his home for several years with Mark Paulson, former Silverton attorney, who has started a school of commerce. music and law at Portland. It Is reported that Mr. Paulson has enrolled 56 pupils In school dur ing the past few days. BBBBS9fa M no talesl" XI Polk Audition Contest Will be Staged Shortly ( DALLAS, Sept. 8. Rev. K. E. Burke has been authorised by the state manager of the Atwater Kent foundation to arrange for an audition for Dallas and sur rnnnrline territory. AU young men and women between the ages of 18 and 2 5 are eligible to sing in tUf contest. neristration blanks for the con test mav be secured from Mr. Rnrkp at his home. 988 Court The local contest will be hlfi some time prior to tbe 15th of the month. The state contest will be held in Portland early in October. Church Theme Oi Addresses By Rev. Burke DALLAS, Sept. 8. "The Chris tian and the Church" and "Christ's Program for the Church" will be the themes which K. E. Burke, pastor of the Dallas Christian church, will use for the morning and night sermons Sunday. These sermons will be the fifth and sixth of the series which Mr, Burke is now preaching from the general topic of "The Church.' CALIFORXIAXS VISIT INDEPENDENCE. Sent. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Basel Gregory of Eur eka. Cal.. have - been week-end mttti at the home of Mr. aad Mrs. GeorgeKuteh. Mrs. Gregory, formerly Mamie Bakman. lived with the Kutchs ift her youth, rtr the death of her parents. The Gregorys left for Eareka Monday. BABY TO SALEM FOLKS MILL CITY, Sept. 8. Mr. and Mrs. William DeGeer of Salem are the parents of a boy born Sunday morning at the home of Mrs. DeGeer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Lindsay here. The baby weighs seven pounds and baa been named Robert Wayne He has one brother. W altar s lame 178 S. Commercial St. Selling More Meat Every Day at the lowest , Prices in Town Lean Bacon 12c Steak 12c Sirloin, Round & T-Bone Beef Boast, best cuts . 8c Pure Lard, 3 lbs. . ,22c 20c Pure Pork Sausage . 10c Butter FREE DELIVERY DIAL 8686 Open Till 9 p.m. Saturday Night cr sets mark I rfaft? lift ..lS if i n vi ii iitniinir I urpnse Package Mysterious! r Thrilling You never know until you open the box what you'll find inside. Here is the se cret of our Surprise Package See our entrance window display, all these ar ticles and many more will be sold Saturday for $1. Values from $1 to $15. Included in the Surprises Are 26 pc Tudor Community Piatt Set Salad Forks Pewter Pitcher Compacts Pewter Bowl Casserole Pyrex Pie Plate & Container Men Brush & Comb Set Ladies' 3 pc Toilet Set Salt and Pepper Shakers Elec. Clocks Several styles Men's Wrist Watches Boys' Watches (Values to 4.00) Gold Bond Desk Set Fountain Pen Sets Mantle Clocks ($15.00 Value) And Hundreds More of Similar Articles ONLY $5T PER PACKAGE mmA ntirMataa An Maioi Jimmy Doolittle's facebas food rea son for bein there. The famous aintM inat aftr ha had mC m wnrM'a nvard for land planes at the national air meet in Cleveland, O. Flying n 800 ILP. fUa TtM anArts itlane. MlioT I)00 littla flashed over the conra at 293493 imles aa boor. - 4 1, " "5, X.J: V f T - a' 275 N. Liberty Tel. 8774 Salem, Ore. 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