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The OREGON STATES51AN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning, December 9, 1932
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I0NTH
One-Third Taxes due Last
. Month Missing, Funds
So far Adequate
(Oontiooed fro 1)
federal government ea a $100,-
tt)0 match-money appropriation
by the county court tor th North
Santlam rtwta. The work was
held back by the federal -govern
men tin 1931 and moat not de
manded until tha bureau of roads
asked tor 120.000 recently.
i Large Balaneo at
; Tear's End Foreseen
: County officials estimate that
the county will hare between
$260,000 and $300,000 cash on
hand at the close of business De
cember 31, 1932.
Should tax delinquency mount
heavily tn 1933 this reserve
might be wiped out before the
year ended but county court offi
cials do net think this probable.
Marlon coantj- ha3 no out
standing warrant and -has
bonded debt.
I "KEEP TO THE RIGHT' IS WRONG
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Russia Seen as
Factor Toward
Peace in World
"Russia has done more to
filing universal peace, than any
other nation in the world,' de
clared Color.fl C. A. Robertson at
the Lions club luncheon yester
day noon. He pointed to 10 non
jigression pacts entered into by
Kussia and bj' Russian leaders' of
fers to participate in conference
for economic adjustment.
. "Russia has thf same interests
in the far east that we do," he
aid. "Russia is growing in sta
bility 'despite her mistakes. She
deserves the sam consideration
from us as othe: nations."
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Pedestrians who lk on the riht instead of the left side of high
wavs pluce thnn.i'ives in irrar danger, Charles Prar, stale super-
intendetit of police, declared yesterday. The photograph, above,
taken by state police officers, shows a before and after picture of
the resulti of such action. Pedestrian, above, was walking on the
right tMc of the romi when struck by the car attempting to pass
him. Only th lft side is permitted the pedestrian, according to
the law. Motor .tcoldents resulting from such collisions, as well as
fatal accident to road-walkers are numerous. Pray said.
BUDGET FOR ROAD
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(Oeattnaei tress pec 1)
tat eoaaty eonrt her win Hot ex
pend Its badgeted Item ot $70,000.
Similarly work on county roads,
ferries and Bridges will be largely
dependent ea legislative actioa tor
this Item ot $90,000 is only the
amount the eoaaty anticipates it
win receive from Its share of auto
license paymauts. Last year the
county eonrt budgeted 1175.000
for county road, brldgea and fer
ries and anticipated In miscellan
eous revenues $130,000 from auto
license. It has this reduced Its
estimates ot Income $40,000 and
its estimates ot expenditures In
this department $86,000.
Market road maintenance ot
$40,000 comes from a levy on all
real property la the county. The
levy ot $91,000 is only to be made
on property outside of Salem since
the Oregon law provides that in
corporations are not to be includ
ed in this tax for county roads.
HKBS BEIT .
Mickey Mouse
NOTES
HOLLYWOOV
Home of 23c Talkies
Today & Saturday
Mickey Mouse Matinee Satur
day at 1:30 P. M.
BRISTLING WITH ACTION
A1IVK WITH COMEDY
ran
B0IUN6 POM
Also Mickey, Mouse Comedy,
News, Comedy and Serial, Har
ry Carey in "The Last of the
Mohicans."
1 just came in from the cold
there'3 no use exp'aiuing it to
you.
M M C
Just think how much worse
you'd be if you didn't r;ve a
coat on your back or even a
sliirt on your back or even a
back.
M M C
Let's forget the weather Mar
ion Draper's Rata surely sound
great yes, Marion's quite a mu
sician. ' M M C
We've now taken in a new
member for our stage shows
his name is George and didn't
ha do great last Saturday. I
think his whiskers are extra!
M M C
But as far as nuts go. Elmer's
still the nuttiest.
M M C
Uncle Churchmouse says.
"Those who are trailing them
are authorities for the fact that
a dollar go3 further these days
M M C
Helen Frederickson, Alva Raf
ferty, Jean Adams, Prlscilla
Simpkins. and Bob Hug were also
on the program last Saturday.
. M M C
Murray Wade. Jr., has got
over his sickness, and he'l be
with us again tomorrow. Glad
to see you up and at it Junior.
Zollie.
MILL CI1K OH
CHOOSE CARLTON
(Continued from pas 1)
as best method of standardizing
the pack, and said the industry
has brought an average of $150,-
000 annually into the section the
past 10 years.
Growing and handling of Lake
Labish onions was discussed by
A. F. Hayes of Hayes farm,
Brooks, who said that despite a
disastrous opening season this
year, when the biggest crop in
history was harvested, the grow
ers are meeting production costs
on the present 70-cent price. He
sees a bright spot in shipments
made this year to Manila and
Hongkong.
Perfection of an onion with
good keeping quality, and care to
standardization have helped make
the Labish yellow danver onion
one of the most-sought on the
market, Hayes Indicated. Dusting
by airplane as an experiment
against thrip last year was not a
decided success, he said.
The Mill City Red Devils are
th most recent victims of caa
well's Wranglers, who defeated
the crimson demons on their
home floor Wednesday night. 3
to 19.
Both teams started at a slow
pace and only three points were
chalked up in the first quarter.
In the second period the Wrang
lers began connecting frequently
and were leading 19 to C at halt
time.
Mill City went on a scoring
spree early In the second half but
was soon checked and the Salem
boys continued tovlncrease their
lead.
Summary:
Wranglers Mill City
W. Herberger, 9 F 3, Kelly
J. Herberger, 10 F..9, Catherwood
Gleason, 6 C 3, Harris
Hendrie, 3 G 2, Walther
Arnesmeier, 4 ..G Gregory
Gardner, 4 S 1, Ellsworth
S 1, Hoeye
The Call
Board
By OLIVE M. DOAK
GRAND
T'oday Elks 8how.
Saturday Jee E. Brown in
"The Tenderfoot."
ELSIXORE
Today Richard Aclea
"The All American."
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CAPITOL
Today Laurel and Hardy
la "Pack Up Tour Troubles."
HOLLYWOOD
Today Hoot Gibson la "The
Boiling Point."
One more night of the rollick
ing "revue" being presented at the
Grand by the Elks lodge as Us an
nual Christmas charity show to
raise funds for the extensive char
ity work done by the order at the
holiday season.
A show fall of langhs and splen
did masical effects, it Is very much
worth while entertainment and
gives the audience the value ot
seeing a truly good production
with the added, tun ot observing
every-day business and social ac
quaintances appearing as expert
fuamakers and musicians. Add to
firm
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Celd-Tax" fellow
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Control'Of-Colds,
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... on Boredom and
Woe. Join in the Hilar
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UNFORGETABLE
THRILLS
. . . Brother against brother
in a smashing hjiman
drama that searches the
soul of a grandstand hero
and of one who 'used to be!'
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MORE LAUGHS!
MACK BENNETT COMKDY
"Bring 'Em Back Sober"
"HOLLYWOOD ON PARADE
Louts Armstroa Novelty Capitol News
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with
RICHARD ARLEN
Gloria Stuart Andy Devine
James Gleaion and tke
1931 ALr-AMEHICAN
TEAM IN ACTIONI
PINCKERT . . USC
SCHWARTZ Notre Dame
DALRYMPLE fuane
SHAVER . . . USC
CAIN . . . Aaoama
RILEY Northwestern
BAKER . . . USC
YARR . Notre Davnel
MUNN . MinnesoU
QU AT S Pittsburgh
ORSI . . Colgate
A UNIVERSAL PICTURE
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Help American Legion Anxiliarjr Welfare Fund: Buy
Kellogg Products from thrift representatives at your
grocer Saturday.
Help American Legion Auxiliary Welfare Fund: Buy
Kellogg Products from their representatives at your
grocer Saturday.
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ST SHK6UII ITUIIUU
that the knowledge ot the good to
be done with the taads received
from the show and the ana total
makes aa Ideal realng's enter
talnmeat to patronize.
For the first time In history, the
AU-Amerlcan football team waa
assembled on the playing field,
tor the making of "The Ail-American."
the Universal gridiron
ama which comes to the Elsla-
ore theatre today. In addition to
these players from all parts ot the
United States, members ot the
1131 team, the supporting cast
of the picture also includes a score
of outstanding football stars ot
other seasons.
"Pack Up Tour Troubles." the
latest Laurel and Hardy feature
length eomedy, which comes to the
Capitol theatre starting today.
marks the second full-length at
traction starring the popular
laugh team.
More than a year ago they were
starred la "Pardon Us." Since that
time they have been diligently
searching tor a new Idea for their
second feature. How well they
have succeeded In bringing to the
screen one of the most humorous
offerings of the season will be re
vealed when "Pack Up Tour Trou
bles" Is shown at the Capitol.
son's latest and most thrilling pic
ture which opens today at the
Hollywood theatre, ha been ac
claimed by the critics ot Holly
wood and New York as the finest
screes story In which the popular
western star has ever appeared.
Fall ot speeding action; tense
with Suspense and sparkling with
brilliant romance, it presents Hoot
la a new light
Heights Club is
Meeting Tonight, '
Dance Tomorrow
SALEM HEIGHTS, Dec. 8
Two events are scheduled at the
Salem Heights community club
hall this week, the monthly clah
meeting tomorrow night and the
elnb dance on Saturday night F.
E. Wilson will have charge ot
the meeting program. Members
fond ot dancing "more than asual
ly anticipate a good time Satur
day night because the hall floor
has been retialshed.
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LIQUID TABLETS - SALVE
VS.
EPIDEMICS
"The Boiling Point." Hoot Gib-
CALL
BURTCRARY
The Caterer
for that
Christmas or New
Year's Party
Phone 6753
fee Ha!! I?s
New "cent-a-milc- one way and round trip fares between
main line stations from Portland to Roseburg! On sale every
day until December 15 good in coaches or tourist sleep
ing cars. And new, improved train service in the bargain.
LOOK AT THESE FARES!
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Cottage Grove
A. V. PfOTH, Agent
Passenger Depot, ISth Oak
TeL 440S
1TteG BBSs peaHc ana
Ladies' Silk Hose, Leather Handbags
and Men's Sox
Last year we were very fortunate in oar baying and gave the greatest values
offered in Salem and at that time we were sure we would never be able to
approach either the values or our tremendous sales of the month of December,
This year after holding out with the manufacturers to the last minute they
have come to our terms and we have confirmed orders by wire that xvill
give us the opportunity to offer even greater values than in our record break
ing season of 1931,
Greatest Values Offered in This Century !
The Celebrated
Rollins Runstop Hose
With the Lace Top
A gift of Rollin's hose
carries with it a superior
knowledge of merchan
dise and denotes the giv
er as a careful buyer.
Rollins is received by all
women as the aristocrat
of hose. Our fortunate
buy places over one hun
dred dozen of these
wonderful $2 values at
the special holiday sale
price of
M00
Salesman
Samples
The finest satin lined
dull leather bags that $5
ever bought. Twenty
dozen of these bags at
an unheard of discount,
and we are going to sell
every one of them before
Christmas and to do this
we are going to mark
them only
$295
Men's
Sox
All sizes from 9 to ! 3 in
every known material.
1 1 7 dozen in the lot
bought at 1 ess than half
price, many of them sell
ing from 50c to 75c per
pair. We bought these
sox so we can sell them
at
5 pairs tor
$11 00
Men's Sox
First time in your whole life that you can wear f C jri if
either brown, black or gray Pure Silk Sox, the J Ddlld P UU
una you nave nways pua i-w per pair iur uu r
jet them for JOf
Men's, Women's and Children's House Slippers Are
Displayed in Our Windows at Greatly
Reduced Prices
DR. L. J. WILLIAMS
Chiropodist and Foot Specialist in
attendance. Examination Free
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pair man, expert work. Cripple
shoes and corrections a specialty