The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 21, 1932, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text-. S. . J-k- s' , 'PAGE TEN The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem.' Oreffon, Wednesday Mornlnj?, September 21, 1932 4' TOPS SScE Ballot Boxes Close Tonight 1 At 6 o'clock Interest In Event Growing ? The mountain of ballots ?a pil lar op and when the fount was made yesterday Miss - Piyiline Maraach moved Into the lead In the race for . queen of the state fair rodeo. - Second place was held by Mildred Zehner-who had been, first in-two counts. - Wini fred Senn was third anaWlvitn Eiker .fourth. The ballot boxes close t-..:'.bt at 8 o'clock. The final count will be made Thursday and the win der, will be announced and .re sented at the Fall Opening cf -.ho 81 am merchants Thursday night. The winner of first place will be declared queen and will receir a new .fall outfit from the ad club. Winners of second - and third places will receive the title of prineess and will each receive a new. fall dress. - . Tfce program for' fall opening is . ein completed. - Zollie Volvirock has a group Of -entertainers who WiH appear in song -hits..- They - are Joan Frigaard, Lyle Heciin ger, Rita Mae HH1, Cora Egdell, Helen Latham, Bobby Krechter, Deb Anderson, with Roy Mack ac companist. Short acts from the rodeo will be presented by Curley Fletcher of "Strawberry Roan" fame. Music and Groups are Invited to Appear 1 . The legion drum corps, the American Legion junior band, and the Scotch kiltie band .uve been invited to furnish mus;: on the streets during the evening. The nsual treasure hunt feature is promised this year again, uch encourages folk to search ' -..1 the windows. The" Fall Style Show will follow in the Elsinore theatre wlk lo cal stores will show living models with the newest fall cot...ies. Following also will be the official Salem Ad club dance at Crystal Gardens. The contestants for queen rind their rating up to Monday right were: Valera Amort 21,200 Gussie Ammann 10,100 E:tty Brant 12,100 Evelyn Boles t 0 Frances Baier 71,200 Mary E. Brennan 11,200 Ad 'a Deckman 11.500 , Florence M. Duval ' 42,400 Flavla A. Downs 30,00 Kathleen Engle 119,100 Helen Engle 11,910 Vivian Eiker 223,100 Mary Ann Heine . 25,300 Catherine Hamlin 10,4 0 Beatrice Hartung 10,100 .F !en H. Hunt ........ 41 LOO . Alia Johnson 13,700 Esther Keusher 184,300 Dorrl Kemp "V 27,100 , Gladys Knight ; 24.500 Jeanne Lou-Lunsf ord . . . . 22,500 Ruth Morris 10,100 Bessie Maley 13.90C Grace Maden 15,300 Tauline Marnach 641.J00 Gladys D. Miller 35,e00 Ruth McAuley 15,000 Edna L. McCrow 15,000 Augusta Noturft 204, "0 Ruth Pearce 15,7i Ella Polk 77 77,400 Hazel Pruitt 32,100 Inez Rowley 15,400 Fern Roan 10,200 Eunice Robertson 10,600 Lena RJggi 31. 30 Juanlta Reynolds 10. GO Margaret St. Clair 24,300 Winifred Senn 295,500 Mona Mae Smith . 25.000 Lillian Semena 10,u00 Barbara Walker 77 29.7C0 Laurie Walker 10,400 Marjorie Walling 129, 3j0 Lulu Weiderkebr ...... 31.S00 Mildred Zehner 4 too Josephine Zak 10,100 TTRXER FAMILY HOSTS TURNER, Sent. 20 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bear entertained rel atlvee Sunday with dinner covers laid for Mrs. Mary Cammack and daughters, Laura and Esther and on Forest, Albert and Paul of Roaedale, Mr. and Mrs. ChaTles Glllett and daughter Rosella and little friend Betty of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bear and children Eunice and Billy, Kenneth and Willard Bear and the hosts, Mr. and. Mrs. Bear. WINS RACE r y v:- .;.rvi! !? the seamanship ef (Capt. John Dent, who bow eper .atea a walnut ranch near Ventura, jCal, fcaant saffere a bit. Be so demeitttrated by piloting the 44 feet ketch Fayth, ewaed by wn Uant Slavens MeXatt, novelist, to Victory aver the ketch UoDlloa In race frea Santa Barbara to nonomlm. The trip retail 14 days It hears and 49 minutes. Cap. Dens formerly owned the tyth, gjeh was hattt hi im at Xewieea, CMa. ' J 0 Above, left, Is Levis A. Johaaom, caarkabng, W. Va whe was elected national eesamaafer ef the Amertcaa Leaiea at the aanal eeavea tioa at Portlaad. Be te shews recehring eoncmtwlarlow frM Setlrin Commander Henry L Stevens Jr. Jnhnesn we elected mm the first ballet. - West Salem News WEST SALEM. SeDt. 20 Mrs. Frank Klase and her bro ther. Todd Butt of Vinton, Pa. cousins of Mrs. J. E. Douglas of Piedmont, avenue, were house guests at the Douglas home last wee. The brother and sister had received word of the illness of a brother. Clarence Butt of New- berg, and had started to Oregon, and the brother died while they were on the way, so they attend ed his funeral, and while out here paid a visit to the Salem cousins. A good sized crowd attended the fine illustrated lecture giv en at the Ford Memorial church Saturday night. Rev. Ira E. Gll- let, who is a missionary from Portuguese East Africa, home on ruriough, was the speaker. He showed moving pictures, slides and a variety of interesting cu rios. Attends ririrh Wedding Lottie McAdams attended the wedding of her cousin, Miss Max- ine Nye Ulrich of Salem to Stearns Cushing, which was sol emnized at the Leslie M. E. church on Sunday and the recep tion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ulrich following. karle Jensen will leave this week for Oakland, Calif., to get his mother, Mrs. Anna Jen sen, who has been visiting there for a month and bring her back home with him. Mrs. Jensen has been the house guest of a daugh ter at Oakland. The Cleary-Hillman Packing company, are working from 12 to-15 hours daily with a crew of workers numbering about 65 to complete their prune pack for this season. The quality of the pack this year is Unusually fine. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Casebeer of Salem moved the first of the week into a residence on 1545 Franklin street. Mrs. Casebeer is a daughter of Mrs. Garnet Smith of Edgewater, and has been a resident of West Salem before, for a number of years. Moore and Son Hnnt F. Marian Moore and his son. Claude of West Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Emory and two sons of the Turner road have all gone to Grant county, on a hunting trip. They went there last year, near to the old Moore home stead at Tamarack Mountain near Sprague, and enjoyed the trip so much that they decided to repeat it. Mr. Moore is 74 years old and still enjoys a hunt for big game. Complimenting the birthday anniversary of her husband, Al. C. Henningsen, Mrs. Henningsen will give a dinner party at their home on Tuesday evening. Sent 20. Fall flowers will be used in profusion in the living and din uoo: at;bui CLASSIFIED COLUMNS IT PAYJ S- 1 SlX.TM AND MAIN MartUeW S. H. tffcwl My. 1 if' i . - ing rooms and covers placed for the honor guest-host, A. C. Hen ningsen, his mother, Mrs. Julia Henningsen and brother How ard of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bennlngsea of Jefferson, Miss Barbara Armstrong, Mr. Shirley, both of Roberts and the hostess, Mrs. Henningsen. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Medley of Florence - are guests for a few days this weekat the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Richardson on Gerth avenue. The window screening that was ordered for the lower base ment windows of both school buildings has been placed and will be a fine thing to protect the glass " panes from carelessly thrown balls. Butler and Quis tead had the contract, and com pleted the work just in time for the beginning of school. Miss Griffin Back Mrs. Nannie Griffin and sons. Raymond and Harvey, who have been away for a year, last winter in Bend, in Salem in the spring and at West Stayton thfs sum mer, have returned to their home here on Kingwood avenue. having moved in last Wednes day, to be here in readiness for the beginning of school. Teachers and officers of the Sunday school are preparing a fine program to be presented on October 2, for Rally Day. At this time the annual promotions will be made. Mrs. Esther Henningsen, who teaches industrial art and grade work at the Feeble Minded school attended the annual teach er's institute held in Salem last week for two days. ' Lv. Portland ,9:35 P.M. NOW IS THE TIME to fake 1 odvontageor"fheeeceedinflfy hw ROUND-TRIP FARES EAST SUMAUR EXCURSION round-trip tickets on sal daily os follows until Oct. 15 to Chicago and points west; until Sept 30 to points east of Chi cago. Return limit Oct. 31. j 30-DAY ROUND TRIP ' Ikkels cm tale daily la points ot ef OOcaao mnd St. lol wntil Oct. 15. totwr limit net excMdihg Oct. 31. . ' ONE.WAY BARGAIN FARES ; la Coaches and ToarW car only will i ianHave ooily until Doc. 31. - : General Passenger Dept -3T Pittock Block, ' Portland, Ore, -. THE OVBRLAND ROUTS PAH I FI G LIT. MIL QUOTH IS OFF -TD . COLLEGES Fall Sees -.Harvest About fione; Folks .Returning V Fom Vacations : 8T. PAUL, Sept. 20 Those leaving for collage at Mount An gel were Mary Kanfmann. Arlene Simon and Winnona Jetts. t Mt. nd lira. Edward Davidson ad family and Miss Louise Kirk of Fertand hare returned from Netarta. - - , - ;;-.. u'r; .Visitors at the ; Connor , resi dence are Roland Connor ef Wil der City. Nevada, 'and -Andrew Connor of Silver. Pointy Nei a tlat Creamery Mejt.MBeC-'.,T' creamery meeting was held Friday night at the Knights of Columbus hall. - The following people have gone to the mountains : on a hunting tripr Mr. and Mrs. a H. Coyle, Air. and Mrs. U. J. Kirk and fam ily, Lester Ernst, John McKilUpp, Paul Connor. Norman Ernst, Ben Goerdl, Peter George MeDonald, Peter Kirk and Charles Jtnlien.- Mr. and Mrs. Peter MeDunald have returned from their ..trip to Monterey, Calif., where they vis ited with their son, Arthur. '. -Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bittler and daughter,- Rose, Alden Prlniel and Ben Baalfeld have returned from Netarta where they si-, it the weekend. 6AM. MAIL. ucirtvr K mm . . 1 m DCUVETULO SAM. MAIL BEING- DEUVERgD 6AM. MAIL BEING- DSUVSReO 6AM. MAIL BEING- 6AM. MAIL. BEING DSUVCASO 6AM. MAIL BEING- DCLIVE&SD 6AM. MAIL BEING DEUVEA2LD 6AM4 MAIL-BEING- pzuvrarp 1, A.M. v - 1 Jfip " frbss --.:J Jptt M frbm V W (ft 7tW OOBJITO X 0.0. t . ' mm-" 91 . a L -mm mm" -ii i t ... er mmmww VT" 1 ' Ur. r. V ., ; " , 1 c ' annual Mineela, L. L, Fair plays an important part In the life of btr Louis TrtffslAn,Jr, who la shewn hero in his float. In 1930, Peter's parent were united as the bride and bridegroom of the occasion, and new Pater himself is in the spotlight, for he was declared the winner of carriage division of the haby narada, - 'Z A.M. a A.M. AAM. GOB9TO P. o. a a.m. A.M. 1A.M. OOBO TO 0 ' .1A.M. OOB8 TO X "-x-k-n , .v. , .i . 1 V . T . . m f " ? ' '- A , " -;V-A Look at these clocks and realize Mr. Rural Reader That the States man is TODAY'S PAPER TODAY. Until 2 a.m. each morning:, newt is being received by The Statesman the latest, freshest, most vivid accounts or the day's happenings. Then it is rushed to press. By 4 a.m. your paper is in the mails and going throughout the.valley, ready for delivery. Early the morning of THE DAY THE NEWS IS RECEIVED you get your paper. Remember any other paper whose wires close in the afternoon, must be printed 18 hours before you receive it and must lie all night in the mails while the world wags on. MR. RURAL READER: Your paper the newspa per of the day it is received is The Oregon Statesman! "TODAY'S . CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL WITH YOUR CHECK Cii O.JLU.l r I IjA,ciiicui x uuusaing vO, Salem, Oregon ( ) New Subscriber - ( ) Old Subscriber Find enclosed $3.00 to cover my subscription! for one year to The Oregon StatesmanT - ' j . , ' j I I 'Subscription $. I I I Name P. O, I Please find . for AcddentPolicy. j u(z) Renew Policy y iJ;j:rs:.'-J l 'v cue CIIIIL AT SiLVERTurJ UN SILVERTON, Sept, 24 Elabor ate plana ar being completed for the annual autumn carnival at St. Paul's Catholic church to ho held at the parish ball on October i. 10 and 11. ' Programs will be given Sunday evening, Monday and . Tuesday evenings-1 Mrs. William McNeill and Mrs. Al DeRyke are in charge of the program. Musie for danc ing wUl bo furnished by Mrs. Frank Powell's orchestra of SU verton and the Scharbak orches tra of Mount Angel' and Silver ton. August Scharback Is direct ing it. . " '"A novel-feature of the carnival Is the Italian dinner to bo served Monday night, Mrs. Antonia De Sintls and Mrs. Lulgl DeSantls U in charge of the arrangements for this. Salem Corps Will ? Parade, Silyerton SILVERTON, Sept. 20 One of the' biggest featares of the Au tumn opening to be held at 811 verton Friday and Saturday nights will bo the appearance of the victorious Salem Drum corps hero! Friday night shortly after 7 o'clock. The corps will ho led by the Sllrerton high' school hand. Later the legion. will sponsor a "feed" for the Salem boys. cV Annual Bargain OSS The Oregon Statesman, delivered to your home, fresh each morning, "today's paper today" for one full year, only $3.00, anywhere in Oregon. PAPER TODAY" ) oeeoeeeoeesiei Polk County Gets Donations; Booth - At Fair Planned BRUSH COLLEGE, Sept. 14. , Donations for the Polk county booth at the state fair are coming In generously this week to Tri anglo ranch. homo of Mrs. A. C , Utley. who Is in charge ef the. display. The applo display, which ' is always considered exceptionally : good. Is to bo arranged at tie ; fairgrounds Thursday and Friday. ADD TO HOUSE . BRUSH COLLEGE. Sept, 10 An attreetlao addition to 1 the homo at "Triangle Ranch" Is a long,'- sunlit '' roam which - wan built recently on tho west side of the house and which Is to ho used by Corydon Blodgett and -Billy" Utley as a study. - ' - " Be Good' ; to . Your Eye How long has . it been .. since you had your eyes yexamined? " k: Don't neglect them " I . See us today OPTOMETRISTS, SS3 Stat St.. IE IT- v -4 C ) New Policy