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i J. PAGE TWO The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, November 5, 1332 i r r f- n ri n n-vn nunif lioiill Ctificiaiyoting Plaais in County For GMeiElectidnNovemSer 8 flttack Less Impressive but Cannady Breaks Away to Score Three Times ft -V- AumiYille Aurora ; BfeUenbusa Brooks ButteriHe Caampoeg Chemawa ? Crolsaa -V Donald ' Englevood f Continued from ajrvl) middle: for a first down oa tie ) Fairfield nine and taea rang o a touch-1 Fairgrounds Tflowa on two more trios, first East Gerraie throngs center and then around est GerrsJs tTi!.? t,TU "IS! I Central HoweU . Central Howell School House basement r1"?.!" dJ" J.11 hlKftrtli HwU , North Hawaii Aran. Hall I rara une again.. .rnere, iinnaay l - - ---t- - . umhlMl tha oui from center. I East Hubbard City Hall in Hubbard f sicked nn the ball and dashed 1 West Hubbard fight . through I the Wildcats tor ( Jeff ersotf hnAttxmr vr X Tbta ttmn WIU I T.!hrt Hein's Hall lajhunsrllle I. O. O. F. Hail4n Aurora -I. O. O. F. Hall School House la Brooks 1 I. O. O. FVHall In Buttertlle . Champoeg Memorial Building M. W. A. Hall 1-2 mile vest of Chemawfj ' Lrresley Church at Roberta . , Masonic Hall In Donald I ' ' " .1 . Swegle School House District No. Tf Fairfield Grange Hall I i HyesTllle School House on Paclflo Highway North City Hall, Corrals : j ; J. V. Kepstager Home .I..O. O. F. Hall; Horeb Ifams kicked the goal. - The best sustained driTe ' en- 1;ineered by Wlllajnajtte was one n the fourth period frhen it took ar puat on i iUnfield's 81, and rammed the ball OYer from there, Olson ; going the last , nine yards Macleay , Marlon McKee Mehama Mill City Monitor " t-a first down latter he,-Cannady j East Mt Angel HoTenden Building; t. Masonic Hall In Jefferson Uberty HU Macleay Grange Hall W. O. W. Hall In Marion Belle Pass! School House Phllllpl's Hall In Mehama Hammond Lumber Co.'s Opera . House, Mill Otty Lennon's Hall In Monitor City Hall, prlngle Qulnaby Rirerriew Rosedale Salem No. Salem No. and Paul had packed the oral for abort,! consistent' gains. ' The Wildcats, handicapped by the weather more than the Bear- fats, because they -were some what lighter, fought hard all the lime and took desperate chances r la an effort to go places. Voll, i freshman Quarterback, and Car ter. ex-Oregon center, were out-1 ZV,ZZ. kniii ( i- I Salem No. All members of Willamette's i forward wall played the same crashing game that they hare ex hibited all season, and this does i tot , except Jack. Connors, who West ML 'Angel Ticker Motor Co. Oarage . Daridson's House on Prlngle Road A. It. Anderson Warehouse RJTerside School at Ctrllle Rosedale School HoWa TJ. B. Church Corner 17th and Nebraska 8U. Salem No. Salem No. Salem No. Salem No. Salem No. Salem No. Salem No. 10 Salem No. 11 Salem No. 12 Prored that the left Uckle berth ; he has just , Inherited will not be a weak spot The lineups: -Willamette Lintteld KJL " ? 0?rD Salem No. IS Connors... ... It.,,.. . Stevens R.ip Ni n relton... lg.... Thompson 2 Xlii r-Mnni, - n. Salem No. IB u.i.vuv, ....... v . vai iw BOTd . . .... . . .rr Mcnn-nrnn ,Weisser. ..... .rt Barklow slem No 17 Ctlble , re. ... Tunnell Salem ?io is Frants. .q. ........ Voll Salem No. If Cannady.... .lh Helser Salem No. 20 Jones.. .. . . . . rh Fridley Salem No. 21 plson ....... f galley Salem No. 2 2 -Scoring: Willamette, tan eh- Salem No. 28 r- ' "t?.on- "raw Salem No. 24 iwf ivicuaowB, wuuams z. Referee, Howard Hobson; um pire. Dare Stritmater; head lnesman, Rtin Jackson. E HATS II I BBISSU E! Woodard t (Continued from pars 1) lprolred In that one Institution. . "The constant misrepresenta tion of this ealaod tor rmlltlp1 ?.tt.5iy., d.e.mocr.atil 0ll- Victor Point Tr' sianoer upon i vyacon(ja uivu w uwu varij l WWi M a cruel '' injustice to General Dawes. It Is a characteristic ex ample of the character of this campaign.' "It la an Insult to the American point of a Texan. She was intro- peopie .io suosutute tus sort of duced by "Mrs. C. P. Bishop, pouucai agiianan zor competent discussion et the grave Issues which lie before our country." 1st floor Bungalow Christian Church, Corner iTta and Court Sts. Tale Electrie Laundry. 854 N. 21st street Swedish Tabernacle, Corner Mill and llta Sta, Richmond School Tew Park. School Fairgrounds Grocery Store, 2S20 Portland Road Jason Left Church, corner Jefferson and Winter Sts. Baptist Church, corner "D" and N. Cottage Sta. Basement Salem Woman's Club Bldg., 410 X. Cot tage Sts. Hotel Senator on Court St Store Buildinug on City Camp Grounds, corner Oak and Winter Sts. E. Sherwood's residence, T8T Cross St. Highland School J. E. Erauger's Hop Basket Fctory, 1021 N. Com City Hall In Salem Marion Garage, 2 SB 8. Commercial St. Leslie Hall, corner Myers and Commercial Sts. East Entrance to Basement of Washington School 370 N. 223rd St. Basement of Church of God, corner Heod ft Cottage 097 North Capital St. Court House Basement Friends Church, corner Wash, ft Com Rickey School House Salem Heights Hall K. C. Hall In St Paul Wengenroth'j Store In West Woodburn I. O. O. F. Building, Scotts Mills Shaw Hall ti Shaw Grange Hall In Sidney Church at Silver Falls North Silvertoa The Roundhouse South Sllverton Evergreen School House Council Chambers in Sllverton Knights of Pythias Hll . . Murphy-Gardner Lumber Co. Office Stayton Hall in Stayton Commercial Club Hall In West Stayton C. O. F. Hall in Sublimity Masonic Hall in Turner Victor Point School House Brltt Aspinwall's Garage In Waconda Hullt School House In District No. 107 East Woodburn M. E. Church in Woodburn West Woodburn City Hall in Woodourn East Salem Salem Heights St. Paul Scollard Scotts Mills Shaw Sidney Silver Falls East Sllverton West Sllverton Stayton East Stayton West Stayton Sublimity Turner Former Democrat Woman Asks Vote ; For Republicans Visits to Rural Schools Finished Visits to nearly all the schools in the county have been com pleted this fall by Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, county school super intendent, and Wayne D. Hard- A stirring appeal to members I inr. 4-H club supervisor. The f'the Women's Republican club first term of the nine months' was delivered at ,party. headquar school year adopted generally In : ters here Friday afternoon by the county Is completed or nearly Mrs. Helen Smith, of Texas, a completed In the districts. Mrs. i former democrat now active in the Fulkerson and Mr. Harding plan republican cause. She described to visit all schools at least twice - accurately the dangers to sound each year and many of them money which democratic leader- uvea this year brought about Mrs. West gave a description of Candidate Garner, from the stand- three times. Enrollment In the rural districts is unusually heavy this fall. Blickey Moose Club Matinee Meets Today 1 P. M AT Warner Bros. Elsinore SPECIAL SHOW "Penrod and I Sam" RESIGN OFFICE Seen as Move Paving way Toward Centralizing Charity Control (Continued front page X) . cy for earing for practically all charity fa tha eity of Salem and Its Tldnlty. - Tor tha reasons as above stat ed and knowing that wt can not spara tha necessary time to pro duce results, ana not desiring to further wasta tha time of tha sec retary and businessmen, who bav been anxious and willing to bring about success, we deem ft best to all concerned to offer our resignations. "Respectfully, "T. A. Ltresly, President, MJ. O. Perry, Vice-President, -P. W. Eriksen. i Secretary, "Edward Rosteln. Chairman of Flnanca Com. "R. G. Brady, Mem. Fin. Com. "Otto Hartmaa, "Lloyd A. Lee. Co-operative Coat. t "Mark Paulson, Treasurer." - FINE EXHIBITS IT DHL HH (Continued from pig 1) Sllverton. Gehlhar and Hogg Judged the corn, nuts and vegeta bles. Boys 4-H corn club awards were placed as follows: R. C. Jefferson, Jr., first; Bob Drake, second; Carl Ditchen, third; and Wayne Wiesner, fourth. The open class corn awards In cluded: R. H. Drake, first, and Homer Rand, second. Potatoes, E. G. Wiesner, first, and Martha Vinton, second. Franauett wal nuts, Joe Russ, first, and Homer Rand, second. Mayettes, A. B. Wiesner, first, and Joe Russ, sec ond. Filberts awards were given to A. T. Cline, Homer Rand, Frank Pickens, and A. B. Wies ner. The display of almonds mada by Frank Pickens was good. Mr, Pickens has a large number et these trees bearing. Chestnuts. easily grown here, were also on exhibit The Gall Board Br OLIVE M. DOAK . HESOCCESS CCenUnmd 1) WARXEB BROS. ELSTNORB Today Edmund Lowe in 'Guilty aa HelL Preview tonight of TWashlagtoa Merry-Go-Rpund. THB GRAND Today James Cagaef ia The Crowd Roar. THB HOLLYWOOD Today Rex Bell la "Broad- . way to- Cheyenne." : "Washington Merry-Oo-Round.' Columbia's widely heralded polit ical blast, will be tha preview pic ture tonight at the Elsinore. James Cruse directed the picture which features Lee Tracy. Tha story shows Traoy as a newly-elected member of Congress who goes ta Washington with a load of high and mighty ideas ana Ideals. What he encounters there and what ha does about It is what makes "Washington Merry-Go-Round one of the most talked about films ia recent years. petcIHm passes shy nnmbara riven hv Curtis Ferru- I son . and Martha Floor. Tha much - advertised bull fight" found Robert Brandon and Wakter Apple as the "bull ama teurs" with Lea Springer and Ro bert Crawford, . matadors : and Kenneth Brandon, announcer. : The mysterious "Madame Who?" waa found ta be Mrs. Ed Hole of ISO Division street. She made her appearance at the1 call la a different costume than any she had. worn previously and was unmasked for jthe first time. The honor for the discovery of her identity went to Mrs. Harry Col lins, 880 Oak Street, Prise for the beat Spanish cou pie was won by Miss Helen Tur ner of 107 North Capitol street and Kills Cooler front Bishop's clothing store. The award was a 8-piece brass comb and mirror set from Montgomery and waro. Best Bpanish man waa H. A. See farth. 1710 North Capitol, .who woa a sweater from Bishop's. Best Spanish lady was Jennie Tattam, 22SC North 6th street. whose reward was a 4-piece paw ter tea set from Miller's. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jendson. 440 Water street who dressed as Mexicans, were selected as the best couple other than 8pan!sh. They received aa electric clock from Hartman's Jewelry store. Twenty- additional prises of value were distributed through out the course of the. evening. ROCK POINT, .Nov. 4 (Spe cial) Peter Burghart, 08, drop ped dead at his home here this afternoon after returning from the home of his daughter, Mrs. K. Schab, at Shaw. He had been in apparent good health. Funeral services will be held at the Sub limity Catholic church Monday morning at I o'clock, with Father Scherbring officiating. Recitation of the Rosary will be at the home Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Mr. Burghart was born In Rus sia in 1888. He waa wedded ia 1888 to Annie Marie Bone, to which union 11 children were born, four of whom died in Infan cy. His widow survives. The following children sur vive: Ksthryn Schab of Shaw; Agnes Shell at Montana; Mrs. Bard Schneider of Salem; Mary Desch and Frances Desch of Port land; Albie Burghart of Salem and Ed Burghart at home. Also survive two sisters, Mrs. George Etsel of Stayton and Barbara Hasser of Portland; and two bro thers, John of Kansas and Kasper of Portland; and 22 grandchildren. OPERETTA 6111 Of HIGH SCHOOL GROUP "The Bells of Baaujolais," two- act ooeretta sunnosadlr ntarMl in Normandy, was presented by the music cusses ox Salem nigh school under the direction of Miss Lena Bella Tartar last night. The plot centered aroand a rrnnn nf Am. erlean tourists In Normandy, and tne suDsequent matches the visit nrodncad. Th Dn V f Tfeanlnlal. as ruler of the land Invited the American nests ta nuanmdi during which the American and native gins enanged costumes causing a general mlx-up. Th Star and iMiiirr ar. ranaad hT Mian Roth Rratitl of the art department, and the wg-crai( ciass. miss Margaret Burroughs and tha drama classes asisted la the make-up. i The cast of characters Included: 'Augustus.; Duke of Beaujolals. Carroll Cummings; John Bender, wealthy American widower. David Hoss; Larry and Tony, young Am ericans, Bender guests, Maynara McKlnley and Bill Jndson: Iiar- kins. Bender's English valet. Jack Bllleter: Pierre, a Juggler, Verne Adams; Chicot, a wrestler, Claude Martin; Countess Marie, a nca spinster, betrothed to the duke. Jean Patton; Aunt Sarah Jessup. Benders sister, widow, Frances Field; Phyllis. Bender's daughter, Lois Holt; Belle, her friend. Shir ley Knighton; : Yvonne, a aower glrL Orpha Dasch; Susette, a can dy girl. Betty, Mlnklewlts; Fan nie. - maid of the countess, Ida Hotter; soloist to te countess. Clarice Kolbe: voice or senders doU Billy Utleyr Tolces -off-stage. Ray Drakely, Marion Snorey, Bil ly Utley, Charles Smith. Estate oi Fake Totals $48300. Executor Shows Charles H. Fake, available for distribution. Is $48,700. George Fake, executor, reported to the probate eourt Thursday. A prin cipal Item la tha property is four 810,000 Liberty bonds. A Ufa interest in the estate aside from minor bequests is left to Maria M. Fake. At her death tha children share ia the estate in .the following proportions: George Fake 12 per cant; Sophia Fake-DonnelL 12 per cent: Sarah Fake-Smith. 12 per cent: Mary Fake, 2B per cent; Lida Fake- Brown 17 per cent; Nell Fake Lybecker, 17 per cent. The last two bequests are to be trusts. the Income from which goes to the beneficiaries. Book 88 Years Overdue Sent Back, Library CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Nov. 4 (AP) Fineless week at the Cam bridge public library today re sulted in the return by John Mackintosh of a book, "The Story of Scotland," 28 years overdue. Fines on the book, which or iginally eost the library 8 cents in 1880, would have amounted to 2289 the sum the borrower escaped paying by virtue of the cancellation offer. The book was returned by man by an "old gen tleman in Wilmington." Records showed he borrowed It in 1824. 1 GiVEf J BY BED CROSS Most, of'hhe communities ; of Marlon county were represented at the Red Cross luncheon held at tha Marion hotel yesterday noon ta hear about plans for Wil lamette chapter of the organise-' tlon for the coming year and for the annual roll call beginning next Thursday. Over 50 persons . attended. The program was , as , follows: ":. Address by Judge George Ross- man, vocal sola by Mrs. Gladys Mclntyre Thomas, accompanied by Carolyn Parker, first aid dem onstration by Lieutenant Walter Lansing and Officer Max Alford of the state police, llfesaving ex hibition by Fred Paul, Esther Ar nold and Anoka Coatee of the Black Dragons, ' explanation of Junior Red Cross activities by Max Murphy. 12-year old pupil of McKee school, and vocal quar tet numbers by- Alice Slater, Ma rie LaFrance, Dora LaFranee and Melba Aronoux of Chemawa, In dian school. A meeting of the women who will solicit . Red Cross member- ships In Salem will be held early next week at the call of Mrs. Cur tis Cross, city drive chairman. County Clerk is Ready to Check Election Results With most of the supplies for the Tuesday election now in the hands of election boards, the county clerk office yesterday was arranging for the checking of the returns beginning at t p.m. Tuesday night. No actual count ing will be dona until the next day but the office will be open until midnight to receive official returns from the various pre cincts. The official tabulation Is made November 0. Tha public receives its returns this year, as formerly, through the accurate summaries prepared by newspapers. VICKS COUGH DROP ... All you've hoped for in a Cough Drop medicated with ingredients a 1 ff O V VAoRtia IEEE crff, talYl-JOOP Home of 23c Talkies Last Times Today Special Mickiej Mquse Mat inee Today 1:30 P. M. first snovrrsa rx salem Liar LfLiwUf a m 4 oasa agaasa m w J 1 1 with Marcellne Day Robert ERis Koy ; D'Arty t uwet - iiee Kfatthew Beta-Huntley Gordon ALSO iuv WITH CLMOFTHE Li iEDWINA? BQOTK Attend ear Nine o'clock Show Toaite and Remain ' for our lltl5iadnita Matinee Free FIRST RUN '. "Extravagance" Starring ' Owea Moore, Jane Collyer, JJoyd " Ilnghee, and ' Gwes Lee- Coming Sunday, Thre Daya The ThrUler of AH Time STARTING lUmi K5 I TOMORROW, I 1 'y . '.'V rl SOI. 'V - - - V a .. e Always good fqrij JLAUGH and this ond w h& biggest. r ,1 r WIItD...AltYfWt MSta jhn M sa Dorothy JOHDAN Kreno QIC! 3 Matty Kemp Story by Homer Croy Screen play and 2a)oc f ' by 3dwla Burke, Wrv.tU ill DAVID DUTLEU SPECIAL BOOKING FOR MICKEY MOUSE MAT. 1 P.M. BOOTH TARKINGTON'S BOYHOOD CLASSIC LAST TIMES TODAY! WATCH THE KILLER ! 1 1 Yea see all, yea knew all bat the police knew nothing! ToeH get shivers, laughs end UiriAfasorei nnnrT7 ni t EDMUND LOWE VICTOR McLAGLEN RICHARD ARLEN ADDlCNNI AMES . A Paranatal PUtsre ADDDDr Joe PEXNER In "Here Prince" Irene Bordoal Warner Bros. News it . yr: Blows the I Ud I Off! The Picture That Will Startle All Salem! TONIGHT t 11130 P. M. J: iPCio KToCioa 1 ' ' 120,000,000 Americans' are dancln to the tone of the poliiieal band wagon . , aa the gratters wield tha baton . and yon apply tits do-rt-mtl 4 ssw k m - sssssj - i . s - easnt - vnss ADDED RTTHI KXTINQ SONQ fcEYLTB i i Today Only IF IE IS IS sr is WITH EVERY PAIR OR ' SHOES WE SELL f I Service V ' j i eights A..:j.; .f , ; IW T" j f Pumps f ' ) : ; HOSE FEES j;.,' Deist " . . . Ties Algal I V 05" Desk I j J f I ( HOSE FREE aTroca v V j ' - " i oports ' ' mmmtK ' ' H0SE FRE " ISIocnnuIlti;S)iin?t3 ' j tTEXSATIO NAL STAB - - rBLESSXD EVEXT" 7, -... CONSTANCE CmCJINGS " FOX risrsrtf ' Stata tmd Hbh SU. -: . "Qn Eiunoro Rovr" 1