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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1933)
The OREGON STATESMAN. SaleinV OreroS, Frifajf LXcralf, February 10, 1623 PACn SEVEN 1 A nnouncement.. Our Feed Mill Is Now Open Wv make oar own line of Poultry and Dairy Feeds Highest Grade Feeds at a Reasonable Price We Specialize in Custom GRINDING - CLEANING - MIXING KERRS FLOUR AND CEREALS SIOTZ & 1AM 2700 Portland Road near Valley Packing Co. HZ E LOS T For the second time, tne tlT, 250 damage action brought by Frank Korans, guardian, against T. LlToaley, went out of court yesterday. Tne tint witness lor plaintiff bad scarcely been seated and Questioning Just started when the defense toad a action that all evidence be excluded on ground that the action was not brought by the Injured party. Circuit Judge McMahan sus tained the motion, but stated the statute of limitations does not hold for a minor, and that Kor ens sob, Andrew, may bring against Llresley when he reaches his majority in about me years. The suit was orer alleged Injuries sustained during the hop picking season by Andrew Korens. Custer Ross and Allan Carson were defense attorneys. Charles Robinson of Portland, plaintiff attorney, entered proof of Bis ev idence anyway, 1b case of a pos sible appeal, although a new suit Is considered more likely. The state's case against John rennych, accused of assault with intent to rob, wM go to trial this morning, rennych held up Henry Layman at the latter's confection ary at Woodburn early last Sep- Phone No, 4018 We Deliver Quantity Orders 245 No. Com. St. I 0(3(3057 GI7D(3(3B7; Bread Mitynlce White ori Whole Wheat 3 for 10c Umber, and tired a shot before he made his escape, it to charge. FIIK BOUT IS CALLED BY DEATH Another member of the fast diminishing list of old pioneers of ths west was lost with tho death of Frank Borgelt last Monday. Borgelt was bo in 8t. Loais, Mo., in 1IS4, and came west to California It yean later. He later mored to Washington where he was married to Miss Anna Strack er In 1890. FoUowing the marri age the couplo earn to Oregon and located four miles southeast of Salens In tho Prlngle district, shortly afterward again moring to Roberts where he was living at tho time of death. Of three children born to the union two are now living. One daughter died at the age of two years. Surviving aro tho widow i Mrs. Anna Borgelt; son. John Borgelt of Salem t daughter, Mrs. J. F. Ringwald of Salem; four grand children. Richard, Raymond, Don ald and Jean Ana Ringwald, all of Salem: three sisters, Mrs. Louise Rottertng, Mrs. Kate Schulta and Mrs. Elisabeth WUklns, all of Illi nois; also & number of nieces and nephews la Washington and Illi nois. Borgelt had been active In farming until his health began to fall fire years ago. 2 lbs. Sc IE E n WCOLPEI1T & LEGO Duress Friday and Saturday Specials f 1.5 Nose A Throat AO 11.0ft Tested fever Theraom- Atomiser JOC eter. Guaranteed 7Qi jXftft Hot Water Jn. Accurate IUC Bottle. J Qt C 1 lb. White Psyllium Seed. Nat- Ah?r,.u:.R?.f 19c 29c 1 at. Heavy Crystal Clear A " 0Rf ToU Mineral Oil OUC Ova! or Tufted r 11.00 Squibs Adex Tab- J(m Bristle AU leU or Cod Liver Oil . . IC IS bars French Milled fine 1 lb. Black QO uallty OQ Psyllium Seed OSIC toUet soap 7C r ET I I coMati Fabmottv 1 tabs Colgate tooth paste . . , aad 80e Colgate tooth J shavtag crease, PalsaoUvo brash, all for feSf C after shavo tale and styptic Special KRANK comblna- Jl for . . . 39c I tion sale i fiae KRANK face powder, 1.10 KRANK Loosest Clean. All 35c rilinoss 11 Ing Crwum. (l - Q Mart Toiletries ... . 11C Both for 4JU17 Miss Zella Long, special rep- T - C14 0r raseataUve of KRANK. Is Vanishing Cream Al- bow making appointments moad Lotion Shampoo for FRBB FACIALS. Tel. Wave Set, eta. 8444 for appointments. j Trass aad ApaUaneo Fittia- by Graduate Fitter. Our prices are Low. WOOLPERT & LEGG Tour NYAL Sorrtce Drag Store Tel. t444 PRESEHDOF I SbWm Hay W. Gill, master of the state grange, yesterday declared that Mxs. Hannah Martin, legislator, had not quoted the grange's full position regarding a laxnry tax at the publie hearing held Wednes day ob H. B. IS. - GUI cited a letter ho wrote Jan uary If, ltll. Ho aaid la lni tho executive committee of the state grange went ob record la fa vor of a temporary hrxury tax to be need for unemployment funds. The present position of 1 the grange. Gill explained as follows: "In ltll there was no determined . drive from the wealthy corpora tions of the country In favor of a ; general sales tax, and because of the present determined drive from this group, wo fear that a luxury tax would only bo used as a stepping-stone and expanded Into a general sales tax program. SET PUBLIC HEARTJra A public hearing on all bills and resolutions havtag to do with mortgage readjustments or mora toriums will bo held next Monday at S:3ft p. m. Representative Nichols announced yesterday. The meeting will bo before tho special committee on mortgages end loans. gmsxam "sh" 49 ib. lHlLeC Mt. Vernon, tall cans ECh JVliC COFFEE I I MACARONI I I BEANS M-JB- I Elbow Cut I Small white 1-tb tin 30c I 9 1 j I 3 lbs 10c 3-lb tin 85c I O lbs. 14C I 10 lbs. 28c OT Diamond Crystal 2l0r 3LS TTgee Tea Vz lb. Green 24 Vz lb. Black S23 IPOStt TTaSttSeS A change of Cereals 2 fof ILg IVUnimiiatSe TapSoea package U2S Report of the Turner sohool bus sccjdent Monday at l:4S a. m. at a bridge about a mile east of Turner was filed with ths county sheriff Wednesday for C. A. Bear by ha wife, Ora Bear. Bear, driver of the bus. suffer ed a broken rib; Rachel Garner sustained a bruised leg; and Mar Jorio PIckard, a bruised abdomen, the report says. Twenty-two stu dents were riding in the bus when it skidded and left the pavement. Besides the three mentioned. Dr. W. M. Thome of Turner found minor injuries suffered by six otner occupants, a note appended to report says. These were: Ma bel Beardsley, right ear and side of head; Audrey Shoan. contusion of nose; Patricia Shoan. eoraUof right forearm; Elsie Wilson, se vere abrasion on right side of head; Jean Snyder, laiariea ta finger; Elma Darkens, also minor injuries. VOCATION TEACHER GROUP MEETS ID E 1MNQ large package 2U3 3 bars H7 (Safl HDg Fs& One of the Best 2 cans U5S MgM GfloEpes 60 watt, while the? last (gar snattaoiffl JPemuutm Oatts pig. 82c (Ofleoasmaggagilime "Dinner Bef 3 lbs. Sgo RaAILTT "Standby" 2 cans 55 Forty-seven members were present at the banquet meeting of the Willamette Valley Voca tional Instructors association at tne Gray Belle Wednesday night. Last night's meeting was the tnird of the year, those previous oelag at Snverton and Eugene. j-ouowimg mi oanquet a pro gram of speeches by special guests present was enjoyed. O, A. Howard, state superintendent of public Instruction, A. R. Hun ter of the state industrial acci dent commission, H. T. Carletog. executive secretary of tho Ore gon State Teachers' assodatlom, George Cox and O. D. Adams were among thoao speaking. A period of discussion on top ics vital to shop instruction fol lowed the. talks. The next meeting will be held in NMcMlnnrllIe In April. I 111 Court at Liberty r il a Hn Spring patterns u-rk ( Delightful styles 1 VAr" IV -VA e rast rorors IK 3 for $1.00 iliklill Sll BadiamS 1 i tj, npnsi ! 1 mmm 1 if ivmmvJiX&&TXjtn t 1 T7 7 I I I II torn ohoico of iuay be- coming opring stylos an now ... all different. flower prints, smart plaids or stripe. All of 68x72, vai dyed a prints , . . la guarantood w (m( eotors. laoj for everybody, e as. 14 VARD CO- ara K. liberty St. Phono 8TT4 Salem, Ore. CASH (5IFFEE 'OUR SPECIAL", 14 In. Bread Knife Free with 294 N. Com'l St. Phone 2527 34 pkg. 67c til - FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY (Jj Rykrisp SPECIAL EXTRA String Beans 'HPNtJ? The All Rye Combination Deal Maryland Brand K'JIS Wafer 4 lb. sack Sperry's Pancake Flour I -diVi Bring ia yoar 1 Jag Pancake and Waffle Syrup No. 2 cans BHH pgrT ALL FOR 34c can 7c CauUflower Potatoes Onions top.rf.l vl.,. F. ?Y' BOILERS Fancy. Try some today r No 2.0 hIOc I 50kl32c I 25 d 15c GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES CarroU Lettuca Arizona Seedless Sontherit Navels tho cweetost, Santa Mario Fancy. Extra , . Jnciost of tho season Faaey. CHap T ... 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Hotcake Flour Ko. 10 bag-. 25c 32c ONIONS, No. 1 LabisK gc LETTUCE Op Fine SoUd, 1 er CABBAGE Qc Nov, Solid, tt ww Weaird9Q Welbirzmirifl FEBRUARY 11th to 18th Mot accsamncc ora azsd-cnda bat an ewesxt that brings fen brsmd new spring; footwear' foe yourself and for member of the famfly at prices that prore 70a care on Shoes at Ward's. aBBHCBBBriaaBaaansMSBBH Women's Shoes A daintily designed black kidskin one strap for drees wear. It has a modish , . . Cuban heel. Neatly trimmed. A dressy yet comfortable shoe. 79 GOALS' SHOES This brown sports ox ford with an elk base is a perfect shoe for school and college wear. It has a leather heel with a rubber toplift. Sizes 3 to 8C. MEM'S SHOE: A good looking and long wearing shoe h this black calf Uoa Oxford of calf grata leather, with a Good year wek. Sixes 6 to 11 9 mi OY: HOEE For a boy that's al- Srsoa the go, select black leather bhichexcndEbrdocTcsif erain. It baj aleather Insole, mrdlmn toe) and a Goodjear well Sizes 1 to 6. 69 ( V . . . 17? H. liberty EL rhose 774 SaXen, Ore.