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V Tli OREGON STATESMAN, galea, Oregon Wednesday Morning; November 23, 1932 PAGE TEN ! ; ..4 if' r 1 1 Oil BUS SI l8 FOR SOUP P. T. A; Sponsors Successful !" Event at ' Aunrisville; 5 Program ,Qiv'ertTrt w AUMSYILLE, Not. 12 -The an- el P. T. A bataar held at the tcfcool house "Friday opened with grade, program by Jthe adranced - frade rroom, solo .by Merle ? jenes. rocal solo b Violet Pr- kioi, a sons by Junior; Boys glee h, fire short skits and a panto mime,' all directed by Mrs. Ella England.'. . ' - - ... Th e . Intermediate room' pro- Eam was .directed by Miss Grace Chards: A.play "The Origin of .Thanksgiving"; rabbit dance by - Helen Brown, recitation by Jun ior Howard, recitation by Dorothy Brown, (. Tulip dance . by Helen Brown.-. ".The primary room program con futed of a recitation by Raymond Latta; a (Thanksgiving Health Slay; a, recitation by ; Marjorie :rown directed by Mrs. Thressa Carlson. : " N-" f , A chicken dinner at noon and iiftealng netted $37.43. The set vt proceeds from other booths Were icaacT wotk azi.su: c&noj owm 3". tt.lt: paper subscriptions M-00; ountrjrstore l.74f nigger baby 12.90; hot dog stand $10.57; Ice cream stand 18.50; flour garden fOllt $10.80; fish pond $2.40; rrograms $31.30; 5c-10c-lSc store S.40; norelty booth $3.4 5; sec ond hand store $1.05; costume show 4 2.17; coaster wagon $1.00; beauty parlor $1.90; and auction Mlo $3.20, making a total of fJ.CJ.80. The evening program consisted 1 orchestras, the first year play ers and an advanced orchestra di rected by Miss Gladys Burgess, piano by Alice Jensen and Neva Ham. Music by the Stlener fam ily, songs by the grade glee club directed by Mrs. Ella England ac companied on the piano by Marcia Wright,J Indian songs by the high School girls glee club and a song by the boys' glee club both direct ad by Miss Mabel Kullanfier and Accompanied by Dorothy Asche and. the play, Chin ts Cottage by jthe alumni. . The proceeds will be used to furnish Soup to the school pupils during the winter months. It was voted to have Mrs. Trank Bowers cook the soup. F IBS HEM DIM OIL BUYING I BATTLE OVER AVIATION CONTROL- 'j 'it v. ;;V 1 3 TVniAM A, Harsumam e No candidate for election to the "residency ef the United States ever sought voles so eagerly as the adversaries ia the WaU Street battle for coatrol of the Aviatioa Corpora tioa of Delaware are seeking proxies front atockholdern ia the company, for whan the proxies are counted aw it U the ntaa with over SO per cent who will have his Wad raised by the refereo. The principal ia the battle of the saoaey aaagaatee are Errett I. Cord, 37-year-old financiar, atBtosnobila aaannfactarer and aviatioa enthaaiaat, and La Motto T. Conn, Bullion ire broker, ox-Priacatoa nth letie star oad iatorcollogUto wrestling ckasnaioa la the old days it wu for coatrol of railroad that the great proxy battles were fought ia Wall Street, bat ia this advanced ago the ain of the battlers is coa trol of the okioa. Cord, who palled hiasaolf an front being aa avtoasobilo washer and poliaher to power ia the aatosaobilo industry, holds 30 per coat of the stock, about $5,000,000 worth', ia the Aviatioa Corpora tioa. Ho soys he interested himself ia the affair at the reoweel of William A. Harriavan, of the famous railroad Hnrriauana. It waa Cord'e idea to get coatrol of the company nad to p1 air travel within roach of anyone who could afford to travel by trai at Coha, presideat of a holding eeav pnay, one of the biggest inve.oaoats of which is ia the Delaware Corpo ration, is opposed to Cord'e program and eooka to asorga the Delaware with another aviatioa company. So the war is on, nad the use nay mag na tas of the Street are taking sides, the powerfal brokerage erguaixa tioa of E. F. Hutton aligning itself behind Cord, while the famous bonk ing house ef the Lehman is backing Coha. The mighty railroad Harri t man have so far remained anaH RALPH DENT CHDSEfl EKMAfJ BUYS JACK'S U OF MI6E IlilEHEST III FIRM DILL PullTEFl Tl sunn 1 v WEST SALEM. Not. 32. There have been a number of Jury trials and a number of court cases on the docket et the West Salem Justice court, appearing -before Judge Elmer D. ' Cook, among them one of Bill Porter, -who eol-lded-with a truck on the Inter county-bridge not long ago. Be waa found guilty of driving while Intoxicated, and waa fined $100, and given a sentence of 41 days la Jail, and also had his driver's li cense revoked for one year. i; Nolen Wanless. arrested . and charged , with traffic .violation, at a court trial was fined. $2.50. - Jim Martlndale, who waa ar raigned before- Judge Cook on a charge ot violation of a motor -vehicle law, waa found guilty and fined $10. . John Doe ot Independence, ar rested on a charge of possession of Intoxicating liquor, was found guilty and fined $100. . Charged with traffic violation because of improper Identification numbers on the motor, I M. Reed was fined $10, which was then re mitted and he was ordered to have the correction made according to law. - - - . The case of Prank Einfeldt, who was arrested and given a hearing, was continued and he will face trial again.. Clio w. Tabier. arraigned on charges of motor vehicular vio lation, was found guilty and fined $2.50. ON MAIL. ROUTE CLO-ERDALE, ' Not. 22 Ivan Hadley is carrying mall from the Albany office acting as subH stitute for one of the regular nJ pioyes wno is sick. ADIEU, TRUSTY CAMPAIGN HAT, f J H Rather pathetic Is the fate of the trusty hat worn by President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt all through his campaign. Waved at record crowds in many stales In the union, the hat is here shown as it entered retirement State Trooper William Greene is assisting the President elect in the job of packing the old friend away in moth balls. BUILDING HOUSE SUBLIMITY, Not. 22 Mr. and Mrs. Ai: - ;d Hartmann are putting up their new home on his father's ranch in Sublimity, the work Is being done by Nick Kremer, Sr. Mrs. "Rey- Blade who underwent a goitre operation Tuesday morning at St. Vincent's hospital in Port land, is recovering nicely. PLANNING BENEFIT CLEAR LAKE, Not. 22 The Ladies' Missionary Socjetyis planning a benefit supper and program for December 9. POLICE ARE GALLED I D 1M H WEST SALEM. Not. 22. A stormy" freeholders meeting pre ceded the meeting of the commun ity club Monday night with a large crowa participating, -rnree diTi slons seemed to exist The budget was voted as presented and then amidst considerable discussion the session ended. ' An emergency, call to the state police department was sent . In Monday when Mr. Wallace, liring opposite the school on McNary Street being drunk, was heating up-bis family and brandishing a gun. Mrs. Wallace,, who had brok en her leg a few weeks ago, was hardly able to defend the chil dren' and herself from the man. City Officer Jack. A. Oosser final ly took Wallace in custody and he was taken to Dallas to Jail, to face trial In justice court here Tuesday. A carnival and auction sale will be' held far the benefit of the Par ent-Teacher association early in December, " admission being a package to be auctioned off. There will also be a candy booth, tor tune telling, and a food sale, the proceeds to go to the treasury of the P. T. A. The event will be held in the community hall. Boosters Making Plans For Yearly Christmas Event BRUSH CREEK, Not. 22 At the November meeting, of the Brush Creek Booster club plans were made for the annual Christ mas party of the club. This will be held December 22 and A. IMathys has been selected to .1 1 I M . W caouK iue iurisimu tree. 4. v. Goplerud Is heading the Treat" ' committee. Mrs. Fred Krur and i Mrs.' Georg" Elton comprise the ' charitable committee. ?- Alt he a 1 Meyer and Margaret Gleslk will arrange the program. . .Numbers jon the program Fri- ' day night included piano solos by Oriett Moen and Mrs. 3. Loren son; recitations br Ylrginian Col lins, Donna "Krug and Mrs. , Carl Lorenzon; reading, Sylvia Haere; Brush Creek news, Mrs. Theodore Grace; selection by Brush Creek quartet composed of ' Milo' and Merl Grace, Lyle Krug and Robert . Moe with accompaniment by Walt-. er Goplerud; a skit nut on by . Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Larson, Miss Viola Larsea, Lndvtg Meyer, Luel la Forland, Margaret GieaUc, El mer Grace, -Mrs. J. C Goplerud, John Goplerud, Jr., and Mrs. Theodore Grace. IMS.! ST Fog Pocket Causes Collision of Cars SILVERTON, Nor! 22 An accident reported to officers at Silrerton Sunday . InTolred ears driven by C. Hushheck and B. B. Jorgenson. Hushbeck was said to be driving too near the center of the road when he rajt into pack et of fog and the two cars crash ed. Both were badly damaged. YOUR EYES 1 Have your eyes examined every year. Corrected eyes safeguard your health & happiness. " May we advise you In the care of your eyes? Thompson-Glutsch OPTOMETRISTS 838 State St. TALBOT, Nov. 22 Ankeny grange Saturday night elected of ficers as follows: Master, Ralph Dent; overseer, C. F. Johnston; secretary, Mary SILVERTON, Not. 22 E. R. Ekman, Junior partner of the Jack and Ekman undertaking firm at Silrerton, announced ear ly this week that - the partner- Far r; treasurer, Albert Cole; lec- ship organized in 1916 has been turer, Roswell Wright; chaplain, Mrs. A. E. Cole; steward, Edwin Swarts; lady assistant steward. PhylliB Cole; assistant steward, Fred Wintenaantel; doorkeeper, Jake Brown ; Pomona, Loiisel MARION, Not. 22 At the meeting of the Marlon Farmer's TTnlon local held Fridav nieht. TL nr. Horr. eretftrv-trisiir of Mathews; Ceres, Elda Winterman the Farmer's Union bulk oil sta- 1; Flora, Virginia Belknap; ei tlon at Derry gave a detailed re- ecutive committee, J. D. Farr, F. port on the progress of the sta- B. Simpson and Nelson Gilmour. tlon which has been In operation The grange will give a benefit less than a year add showing a card party Saturday night, with a substantial profit to the stock- nominal charge. Including supper, holders.- The Juvenile grange also elect , By request be also outlined the ed: Master, Keith Brown; over plan of how the Union and Gran- seer, Donald Kinsley; secretary, Marjorie Cole; treasurer, Neva Emmons; lecturer, Ruth Wilapu; chaplain, Ida Belknap; steward, Frank Brown; lady assistant stew ard, Lois Gilmour; assistant stew ard, Robert Cole; doorkeeper, gers of Polk county cut down tsfes. other Tisitors were C. A. Bear of Turner and Mr. and Mrs. William Gullivan of Jetfenxm Who also gave short talks on the tax problems. A committee to con- dissolved and that he has taken over the Jack Interests in the firm. Mr. Jack will retire. Mr. Ekman came here first in 1 1912 when he assisted Mr. Jack during the latter's vacation. Then again he came in 1914 when he worked with Mr. Jack for a j time. In 1916 Mr. Ekman and Mr. Jack formed a partnership. During the past few years Mr. Ekman has taken care of most of the work, Mr. Jack assisting only occasionally. Mr. Jack is a native Silverton- ian. He "was born at Butte Creek In 1865 and has spent practically all of his time In and about Sll- Terton. in 1900 he bought out Mr. Whltlock's undertaking parlors at Silrerton. far with county officers of both Frank Gilmour; Pomona, Gaynell Tini. Vnnf 1 in the Union and grange is Albert Cole; Ceres, Louise Gilmour; lurncr 1 OUU1 13 Lafky, McKinley Robbins. and Harley Libby. James Colgan gave another of his popular readings as did Carl Olson Sr. and William Gulllvin. n. uuiia xtw Home i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alum are huilding a uew five room bunga low en their farm in the edge of the hills west ot Marlon. It is Modern in every way. A full base ment .will be added later. C. A. Lee Is doing the work and expects to complete it In another week. This is the third new home that - has been; built in this vicinity this year. Tbe Marlon school will close for Thanksgiving not to open again till the Monday following. Flora, Anita Gilmour; Mrs. Frank Kieper. matron. Accused of Theft Of Sheep, Radio Splendid Response Greets i Red Cross Drive at Stay ton I STATTON, Not. 22 Stay ton's TURNER, Not. 22 Norman Mollis, a turner youth and Miss Edna Catterson, a local young girl 1 were apprehended Monday morn ing by officers about 4 miles east of Turner after leaving Satur- Red Cross drive is well under I day forenoon, supposedly by train way. Mrs. C. P. Neibert and Mrs. I heading south. Turner people V. Tuel have been canvassing the have been up in arms for some business houses and hare met with splendid response. Due to the condition of the times, no house- to-house canvass will be conduct ed. The drive is being sponsored by the Women's Community, club. At the regular meeting of the time over numerous small thefts besides two more important losses. While Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith were at a recent school function their radio was taken and later Identified in the boy's JThanks Services Are At Christian Church town. Wanv wcr mtrnrtaed to ' uuaihu ibUAisjj. ixov. zz ine learn that already there had been . awe. - t. J M. f ' n a 1 " club Thursday, former Mayor home and was finally returned to George A. Keech, chairman of the I its owner. The biggest steal was relief . committee appointed by I sheep belonging to Albert Savage Mayor Geo. A. Smith, told of ex- Sr.. who had a number of sheep lsting conditions in and around pasturing on . one of the Turner Thanksgiving Services held in Dayton Thursday morning will be conducted in the Christian church at 10 o'clock The Rev, C. G. Mor . ris, pastor of the local Methodist - church will deliver the message with the other local pastors as sisting. , so many calls for aid. Stayton . already has her allot- farms a few miles south of town. Mlllls hired a local truck and driver and hauled the sheep sup posedly to market. Mr. Savage ment of flour, furnished by the was unable to tell the exact num-l Red Cross and cloth and other ber taken. The young man Is! things will soon be available. lodged in the county Jail and the girl was returned home. r GUESS WHO , o ' i I.. o Ponovfa fjfvm C, Primary Room Has fc aae tut uig l m m v - a.V Most Honor Names, SILVERTON, Not. 22 The Turner I Y Shows reported so far were those picked by Mrs. Frank Syring' Saturday at her home on Park street. 1 X TURNER, Not. 22 The Tur ner grade school honor roll in cludes: .- . Seventh and eighth grades, Ra- MRS. LEICHTV SOUTH chel Riches. Kathleen Sparks, La CENTRAL HOWELL, Not. 22 1 Verna Whitehead. Alice Fowler, Mrs. Chris Leichty has gone to Lois Gunning, Charlotte Parr, Ro- Bakersfleld, Sallf.; to bo with her bert Hatfield. Elton BalL Interme- daugMer,' Esther, who has been I diate - room: - Bernadine -White, seriously ill with pneumonia f ol-1 Phyllis Klensen, Fernell Gils trap, lowing the lnfluensa, The cousin I Eleanor Parks, Mary ' Anderson, with whom Esther, has been stay-1 Frances Clarkr Nauio Savage, Eu- : Ins was hurt when returning .in I gene L Harrison. Primary room: an ambulance from taking Esther I Marion Parks, Jean Ball, Eleanor to the nospltaL There was a col-1 Fowler,- Bonnie . Webb, Pauline lislon and one man was killed ishoen.,. Rosalie White, Eloise ana three otners uuuTea. . rowier, Betty Feets, Keitn iiones. V "senwananasnasnsaaaja r Ten may be one ef his many ad , Biirers, bet it is unliielT that you'd recognize this Oriental xs Eamoa Kavarre If wt dldnt let yen into the ' secret.' The screen star, who is . flayiExtte part ef a Chinese prince la 4 forthcoming movie, took great I sins with this make-op, erea going 9 fat as to have his head shaved to lis hone. 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