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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salca, ' Oregon, Friday Morning. January 13, 1333 PAC3 FIVE ' i J. 4- i. V I ,1 V Local News Briefs tod - Better Homes Series Pastor Hna N. HeCallap of the Court street Christian church will betln a series of sermons Sunday night on the general theme of "Better Homes". The first sermon will be a "Saccesstul Marriage. Other subjects will be: Marriages Pre destined to FaDere"-; "Failures After Marriage, .Way?" The First Child", "Managing Moth er", -Bringing Up Fstker", "Daughter Come of Age V "The Real Men of the House, the Very Young, and others. These ser mons were the results of Child Welfare Work: "" In South Africa during the fire years Mr. McCal- lum was In that country. All gifts and. noreltles greatly re duced. Senator Glrtery 224 N. High. Installation Sunday Officers for the new year of the American Lutheran church, elected last Sun day, will be installed' Sunday morning. Officers are: trustees. Carl Bahlburg and William Krue- ger, three years, and Oscar Seder strom, one year: secretary, George Qaesseth; treasurer, Elton H Thompson; financial secretary, A. M. Caisse; Sunday school super intendent, A. A. Krueger; organ ist. Gladys Edgar; music director, William McGUcbrist; caretaker, John Dryland; ushers, A. A. Krueger. L. Rudie, Ahrln Olson and S. W. Horn. Give Rural Program The Sa lem chamber of commerce will giro tho community club program at the Sprlngdale school near Day ton tonight, with addresses on farmers' problems to be given by L. B. Endlcott of the Associated Oil company and Ralph H. Camp bell, attorney for the industrial accident commission. A third member of the chamber of com merce. Dr. A. D. Woodmanaee, will have charge of the music, numbers to be by his intrumen talist quartet. Men's brogues and dress oxfords, $2.95 and $3.95. Acklin Bootery, 1st sale, 121 N. High St. Wright Estate Three sets of appraisals were filed yester day in estate of W. Dean Wright, showing bonds worth $2455 held In Marion county, property worth $400 In Boise, Idaho, and prop erty in Ogden, Utah, worth $3850. Appraisers of the Marlon county property were D. W. Lamb, G. R. Munkers and Otto Klett. Mother Dies Mrs. C. Winifred who was called to Gresham early Wednesday morning by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Sampson, ar rived there a short time after her mother had passed away. Mrs. Sampson had been an invalid for some time and had recently been suffering from a combined attack of influenza and pneumonia. All Wool Overcoats A large selection of patterns and styles on sale at Thos. Kay Woolen Mills, at $5.95, $8.95, $10.95. Kenscher Loses Decree of the court in case of Kenneth B. Kue cher ts. Northern Life Insurance company, finds that the plaintiff secured reinstatement of Insur ance policy Involved under false statements. The decree dismisses the complaint and orders the pol icy canceled. Clevlnger Car Stolen City po lice were looking for a '26 model sedan, Oregon license 165-217 last night, which the owner, P. J. Clevlnger, reported had been stol en from near the Marion hotel. Clevlnger lives at 825 Madison street. Preschool Chlldvem Wan Preschool children e s p e e 1 a 11 j should bo brought to the Marion ieounty health center, 101 Masonlo building, between 1:30 and U o'clock tomorrow morning to re ceive toxoid and vaccination treat ments, according to Dr. Vernon A. Douglas, health officer. Ho de clared that were 80 per cent of tho children under school ago im munized to diphtheria and small pox, there would need bo no tear of epidemics of this disease In children of any age. At present about 35 per cent of the preschool children in tho county are Immun ized and from 49 to 45 per cent in the city. Dr. Douglas is aiming to Immunize around 100 children a year. Canadian in Mishap John Cor- bett, resident of Vancouver, B. C. was Involved in a minor automo bile accident hero . yesterday ac cording to police reports. Colli sion occurred between his car and one operated by Mrs. J. V. Star- rett, 345 South Winter street, and Center and High streets. Two oth er mishaps wero reported: Prank Dick, route six. and W. D. Grelc Salem, at Fifth and Hood; Gladys Edwards, 1078 North Capitol, and an unidentified motorist, at Mar ket and Kansas. No serious dam age or Injuries were listed in any or the reports. Reductions on overcoats and suits specially priced. Overcoats $5.95, $8.95. $10.95. Men's suits $11.75 and $14.75. Buy now and save. Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co. Navy Pugilist Here A former heavyweight boxing champion of the United States navy visited Sa lem yesterday. He is Lawrence A. Wooten of Forest Grove who was here to attend the annnal meeting of the Oregon State Fox Breeders association in the ca pacity of secretary-treasurer. In the navy he was known as "Bat tling Chub Harry". Wooten yes terday resigned his position with the association on account of an ailment he says has resulted from war time disabilities. Hasten Is Released Upon tho motion of tho dlstriot ' atorney. Judge Miller. B. Haydea yesterday Issued a release- for Kan I Rus sell, who was being held In .county all pending hearing before tho grand Jury on a charge of assault armed vita a dangerous weapon. Ho had been held ta jail la Ilea of bail. Tho charge Involves alleged attack upon a man, vita a metal wedge as weapon. Dance Friday Basel Oreea, He. Fewer Ttn Oases Power eases of lnfluenia art being reported la Salem and Marion eounty now. Dr. Vernon A. Douglas, health of ficer, reported yesterday. He said. however, that ho anticipated find ing recurring smaller epldemieaor the disease during the remainder of the colder weather. This la the usual aftermath of a major epi demic, he stated. Civil Suit Out A ctril suit. Fred S. Bynon Jr. vs. Mrs. M. B. Hartwell will be heard before Judge Miller B. Hayden In jus tice court starting at i:20 o'clock this morning. No other eases are scheduled for the day. Tho suit is one in which Bynon seeks pay ment of $50 alleged due the Port land clinic for services rendered the defendant. Overcoat sale, Thos. Kay Woolen MilL Low prices High Quality, $5.95, $3.95, $10.95 see our coats Woman's Condition Serious Mrs. R. F. Gronlng, who recently filed a damage suit in circuit court against O. F. Johnson as the result-of injuries received in an automobile accident, is reported in serious condition at Salem Dea coness hosnltal. A blood transfu sion was deemed necessary the past week to bolster up her con dition. Don't miss the sale of Kay's Coat and Dress Shop bankrupt stock. Hin Case Dismissed With the jury already on hand, the case of state vs. Lee Hlns in justice conn yesterday morning was dismissed when Judre Miller B. nayaen ruled favorably on a demurrer submitted bv the defense. Hlng had been charged with not having a license for his dog. Cpmhtsetl g '- Jamary IS Salem i high vs. Once City. basketball. ... January 1 Western Ore- " goa Mining Congress, cbaae.' " be f commerce. - '. - January 14 Willamette ts. Unioa : Oil, . iMuketbat. , Jaaaary 14 Oregem' As soctattoa et Real Estate eree. S .p. as. February 10 -11 Boy Boost project display at Armory. HUB in Spaulding Truck Afire City firemen made their only run of the day Thursday to the Spauld ing Logging company at 2 p. m. to extinguish a tire in a motor truck. Three gallons of chemical were used. Health Meet Postponed The January meeting of the executive committee for the Marion county health department, scheduled last night, was postponed. It is expect ed the session win do neia eariy next week. Tt-flmte Paid Hockett Tri bute was paid Dr. Verden XL Hockett, newly-elected president of Fraternls- club, at the club meeting at The Spa last night. M. Clifford Moynlhan, leader In the Associated Veterans relief work, commended Dr. Hockett for his donation of services to needy vet erans and for assistance he gave In providing the veterans big Thanksgiving dinner last year. Tomllnson Visits Here W. E. Tomllnson, Wenatcbee, Wash., apartment house proprietor, is spending this week in Salem vis iting with his father, William H and brother, T. Harold Tomlln son of 2325 Mason street. He was ruest at the Fraternls club meeting at The Spa last night. Oties Forfeits License Rennle Otjen. 813 Rural avenue, was ar rested by city police yesterday on a charge of speeding along North High street at the rate of 40 miles per hour. Pleading guilty ' before Municipal Judge Poulsen, the mo torist was ordered to forfeit driv er's license for 10 dsys. Probate Will Will and es tate of Matilda Sorenson has been entered in probate, with O I E. M. Sorensen as executor and A. A. Ulvln, K. T. Naa and Ma bel Alrlck. appraisers. Estate is I said to be worth about $1100. Myers Estate Willard M Myers has been appointed admin istrator of $2300 estate of B. L. Myers, and Elmer Roth, Harry I Pearson and Paul Ficke are ap praisers. Seek Property The state high way commission nas lnstuuiea proceedings In circuit court against Joseph Husman for con demnation of property. Continued Order continuing case of Zero Polalre vs. E. E. Rob ertson for trial until Tuesday, January 17, was entered In the records yesterday. The senate held a brief session Monday morning, adopted one resolution, and thea adjourned until 11 a. m. Monday. . The resolution provided for a charge of five cents, plus postage, for all senate calendars, bills, memorials and resolutions, ether than those allotted to legislators, committees, educational institu tions, certain eonaty officials and libraries. Legislators were re stricted to receipt of five bills and calendars. Senator Dunne said the enforce ment of the resolution would re sult la saving the taxpayers of Oregon many thousands of dol lars annually. He referred to re quests ot various state depart ments for as many as 70 copies of one bill. Highway Board Meets Soon to Contract Work Bids for the construction of roads and bridges aggregating a cost ot more than $350,000 will be opened by the state highway commission at a meeting to be held In Portland January 25, It was announced yesteruay. Ci.i.. T7 J 1-. Probably the most important OldlC f UIIU. lUL projects Include 1.5 miles of grad lug and concrete pavement on the Bear creek-Ashland section ef the Pacific highway in Jackson county aad grading et the Clackamas riv er-Can amah section la Clackamas county ' ; : .'." RULIfiG OF PnOBnTE COURT IS REVERSED Declsloa handed dowa yester day by Jadge Lb O. Lewelllag la ease of estate of Dora walker re verses the probate Jndge ot Au gust 14, 1981. and orders tho ex ecutor, 8. Ellis Furvlne, to draft the final account la keeping with the decree. The appeal was made by Elmer W. Purrlne, one of the heirs. Judge Lewelling's decree states that the will ot Dora Walker be queathed residue and remainder ot the estate to a niece of said Dora Walker "as an individual and not as a class and that por tion of the estate which woald have: gone to Emily Walker Jef fries, had she survived Dora Walker, should be divided and distributed among the heirs of Dora Walker" and not the surviv ing nieces of said deceased Emily Walker Jeffries. The case is remanded to the lower court to ascertain any heirs of Dora Walker who were alive at the time of her death, and to en ter decree accordingly. Lions are. Saving' : Pennies Already For Cheer Fund Bound to accumulate an ample Christmas cheer fand for ' 193$, Lions elub hers has already start ed eavfng up the pennies, la tact. At each meeting members who have had a, birthday daring the past week will contribute the amount et! cash equal te their age' to tbJs'tuadi la t addition, they win be asked to relate tho most V embarrassing moment in their . Uvea, .as aa entertainment feature. ' At next ; Thursday'a meeting, this duty, will fall apea John Marr. Edward Aeklia will provide material for the three-mlaate talk on Indus tries aad business, la this ease the shoe trade. II - Johnson Demurs O. F. John son has tiled demurrer in auto mobile damage action brought against him by Marjorle Ann Groenlng. Demurrer alleges In sufficient evidence for suit. Apraisal J. C. McNeil, Pau line Johnson and Eva Golf have filed Inventory in estate ot George E. Salmon, showing value of $248.18. in two mall insur ance company payments. Lafky Selected Ray Lafky, Sa lem Junior, will represent Willam ette university in the state peace oratorical contest February 10. Lafky was selected from the en trants In tryouts held Wednesday afternoon. i Overrule Demurrer Demurrer in case of Susie E. Hoevet vs. Ray J. Stumbo has been overruled by 1 the circuit Judge. Accident Board Expenses Asked A; state appropriation to cover thejfcdminlstrative expenses of the State Industrial Accident com mission probably will be sought during the present legislative ses sion This wss Indicated Thursday In a letter prepared by Charles T. Early, chairman of the commis sion, for the consideration of the legislators.' Early declared that employers had been liberal In their contri butions to the workmen's compen sation fund while the state had shared no part in the expense ot conducting the department. He said the state should assume re sponsibility for the administrative costs. The law provides that the administrative expenses shall not exceed 19 per cent of the receipts of the commission. 265 N. LIBERTY STREET For Your Health's Sake Know tho Food You Eat When yon deal here, you are dealing with home-town folks who have every good reason to give you good foods and good value for the money you spend. PHONE YOUR FOOD WANTS TO THE PERSONAL SERVICE STORE Fancy Florida Grapefruit Large size Til- le7C Dos. S for 25c We hare another Big Swii Cheese 30c lb. - 3 lbs. 85c Faced and Filled Rome Beauty Applet 69 c Bo Fancy Fresh Frosen Strawberrie 1 lb. ctns. .2 for Pot Roast 12V2C n, Cut from choice grata ted steers. U. S. Inspected. Lamb Shoulder Roast 15c lb. Boned and Rolled If yea like I Young Hens Medium weight, completely dressed end drawn Fine for Fricassee m mm I v V U I I K I .2 for JJt AV lb. B MARK WILBUR W. L. LEWIS Mgr. Grocery Department Mgr. Meat Department T Obituary Yoshikal At the residence, route 8, Sa lem, Janaary 12, Frank U. Yoshi kal. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Yoshikal. Brother of Thomas, Henry, Yoshie and Lilly, all of Salem, aged 1 year, a native of Salem. Announcement of funeral services will be made later by the I TerwllHeer Funeral Home, 770 Chemeketa street, phone 6928. Anderson At the residence, 1340 Chem eketa street, January 11, Jessie v. Anderson, aiced 59 years. Leaves two sons, Floyd Van Sickle of Salem. Earl Anderson of Sa lem: daughter. Mrs. J. B. Kearns f Iowa? sister. Mrs. O. V. Learn- m.A nf California: brothers. Wil liam n. Hall of Iowa. E. B. Hall of Illinois. Funeral services will be held Saturday, January 14, at io a. n. from the Episcopal ehurch under the direction of I w. T. Rlzdon A Son. Interment City View cemetery. Hnber At a local hospital Wednesday, Tannarr 11. Mrs. Emma Hnber, a r ii xz Tears. Late ot route 3, Salem. Survived by husband, Ste- nv,n unher of Salem: a sister in ronenhaaen. Denmark, daughter, Mr. A. Glnson ot Salem; a grand- An and two ereat-grandchildren. TnnAral services will be held from the Clough-Barrlck chapel Satur day, January 14, at i:iv p. m. in terment L O. O. r. cemererj. BLACK and WHITE IDEAS in SHIRTS and TIES See Our Windows In 1890 William McKinley, later president of the United States, made this remark: "I do not priie the word 'cheap'. It is not a word of hope. It is not a word of comfort. It Is not a word of cheer. It is not a word ot inspira tion. It is the badge of poverty. It is the signal of distress. Cheap mer chandise makes cheap men. Cheap men make a cheap country. s Men's Wear - Inexpensive but not 'cheap" Kays raaaoD a. 1 FARMERS' PUBLIC MARKET A Little City Under One Roof 356 N. Liberty St. Phone 9456 iMaHaMaWBaaaSS1BBSnaWaBBMSWaWBIBMSWBmsaalaaBB Our January Drastic Stock Reducing Sale CONTINUES This is a Storewide Sale - Everyuiinf Reduced FEED AND GROCERIES Spitzenburg Ap ples, per box Crown Snowbird Hard Wheat Flour, CO U7l guaranteed, 49s Crown Mi-Choice Wheat Flour, 49s Hard 87c Peanut Butter, 2 lbs. 17c White Beans, fancy, 10 lbs... 27c Cheese, a real lOl ..AsVZ- quality, lb- Oysters, 5 oz. cans, 3 for 25c Royal Club Coffee,7Q 1 lb. 29c, 8 lbs. I C Quick Quaker Oats, Lge. 19c, small 10r 2 for 49c Potatoes. A fine quality, 50 lbs..... 39c Crown Patent Flour, 49s ...... $1.15 Thinking of you and your food needs Is our main business. To give you the market's best foods at thrifty pricea in neat, clean, attractive, itorea vrifl keep us busy for 1988. In doing so we know we can enable you to serve tetter meals at lesa cost. Let us help you do Itl Savings Effective Friday and Saturday Jan. 13th & 14th Red Bag Coffee, 3 lbs 49c Crown 100 lbs Egg Pellets, $1.75 Crown Mash, 100 lbs. Komplete Egg $1.70 CHEEDE Fancy Full Cream Pound iTIlVfc FLOUR Safeway Hard Wheat 49 Pound Sack BREAD GeUen Krest, Sflee, Whit s Whole Wheat Leaves Crown Leader Egg Mash Z $1.45 Airway Quality for real Coffee Drinkers at a 4 Grain 100 lbs. Scratch Feed. $1.15 Gofifieo Elce Com, Peas, TToinmatloa Ot SaUlCe L?.J 3 cans 3 cans 253 HQS i lbs. 5 lbs. Women's Pure Silk Full Fashioned Hose. Qg 44c 29c Women's Outing Gowns, only Rayon Mesh Hose, pair $3.95 Rayon Bedspreads, 84 x 105, discontinued patterns. d0 OQ AH colors eVeOO. CHICHESTERS PILLS hSirk baa. aatad BtaaV iRibtaa. Tfca V rieu ST naoMuis marvsui Vacuum Cleaners : and Floor Waxen ivvTb Rent V Call ' S910, Ceed Fnrnttare Department - -IB North Bla- $1.95 Rayon Bedspreads colors $1.49 Cannon Turkish Towels, special values . QQ atSnair -QOC at 4 pair 5 pair . 88C All Double Thread, La dies Pure Silk Hose, 39c 88c Special Mill Purchase of v Golden Gate Sheets. Mannfactnred ana distributed exclusively by Marshall Field Jt Company. If yoa desire the best, see the llnea finish Goklea Gates. AD marked at special sale prices Sheets 63 x 99' AC- only 81 x 99 only . 81 x 108 only . $1,05 J $1.15 Sheeting and Cases 42 inch Cases OT only 9-4 Bleached only. f Sheeting, yard OD V Havt Yoa Tried Sam Brown's Old Time Pure Pork Sausage? Carnatlofi 'QuaEly in the caa. A naibnal advertised item- Tall cans -i- '4 for U93 Pure Country Lard Amazingly different. The finest, purest lard to be had at a much lower price. x pounds 25c M. J. B. Vacuum Packed Coffee eJ lb. can 89c Fine Granulated Sugar 100 . $4.09 CoHocy IHIgqpCo i?oimcoo Pottatiooo S2m each Q)Q SCS.". half case S93 Choke Red Ripe Tomatoes No, 2H slza can J cans 25c ?Sg 50 lb. sk. iSSG 5 Pounds EdD3 Poct'o Ooap OATO Mtef e lb. can 1 lb. can 81c MI-CHOICE Hard Wheat Flour Plain or Iodized Shaker Salt 2 nWs. ..ISC 49-lb. sack 89c 6 Small White Beans pounds' 19c Extra Specials for Friday and Saturday 400 yards Fast Color Percales 36 inches, good designs. While they last, . n ardJ::rOC; Cretonnes GkKd assortment f Qi of patterns - C Also Special Values at . 15, 12Vt and 11c - See the mew March Escelle Patteraa. 15. 20 end 25o ELLIOTT BUTT. : GCODO C O. 17 N. liberty St. Open every Satarday nlht mntfl O o'clock Pure Vacuum Table Salt 8 IbsV aalt ;' il 19C NoT 1 Fancy, Boiling ; Onions 25 ib.Mck.19c Smooth, Cleui, Medium . -' Siied Potatoes 50 lb. sack : 35c Sun-Brits , Cleanser ;' O large cans l 10c FJACAIIOHI Good Quality Save at Safeway. 4 Lbs. ago Hams or Bacon I OyctdM CMcExcao flSVO lb, 290 quart ; 2Gb Ibe Werners & Kraut Mayonnais Fresh sd r Om rJfslnsseOneenrt tm keJk-4ae tsesy kkst EilVCI? ' a po: - : flSpxpintW libs. )C - Tiuy Your Meat at Safeway Ilarkets Whart Torn Get Quality for Teur 1 Open Sundays and Holidays No. 17 12 N. Commer. -e Phone 6169: -'-New CS 1978 N. Capitol Phone 8523 '- Bare at the following v5 .Safeway Stores:. .' Tiosrn Cae lat le SJmU QnntlOm Ko. 819270 N. Cota-' jnertlal Phone $432 -, 78 1927 Slate ' : Phone 9485 r.; - x ... J . 11 -
