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Tha OREGON STATESMAN. Saleau Oren.'Stmday Morninff. BIeh 12,: 1933
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Business
Directory
Cards In this directory run on
. monthly btili wily. Ratet
ll.Of per line par month.
AUTO BRAKES
"Mika Pane, the brak and shimmy
fl, , " M Sooth Comnierglai Street.
BEAUTY PARLORS
tIUler Beauty 8hop, dial 7988.
- .tf.r Beauty 8hop. dial 8818.
BICYCLES
".,nrpi veiocloedes new and
V Harry W. Scott 147 a ComT
CATERING
-R .rt Crary. the caterer. Fh. 8788.
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CHIMNEY SWEEP
ri,nhnno 4t50. R. B- Northrtesa.
CHIROPRACTORS
777 a L SCOTT. PSC. Chiropractor,
j ,i N. HlKh. Teu tw.
Correspondence Instruction
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ternatlonal Corwspoadenw schools.
ln
T. islness. technical courses, o.
MrGllllvray Tel. 4IZ3.
DRESSMAKING
MRS. 8NELGROVE. 465 N. Cottaaa.
TeL 74C. HemstitcninK. c yu.ru.
nrffssmkg. 411 8. Cottage. Upper flat.
FLORISTS
r-itT finwrs. weddlnK bouduets fun-
.rrontha. decoraUona C. F. Brelt-
hmpt. florUt. 677 Court. TeL 8804.
ALL kinds of floral work. Luta Flor
ist, nth ft MarKet. let.
GLASS
Auto and window glass mlrrora TeL
r. io. Walter J. Downs, ssu creys.
INSURANCE
nrnrn a HENDRICKS
in N. Hlah TeL 4T
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THH W EIDER LAUNDRY
stl R. HI eh TeL 8118
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First in Quality and Service
T-lcnhnne 81SS 184 Broadway
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home. I
Fpring mattress s.gu. enovawr i
f imleMtora. KUKS cieanea. vipiuu u- i
ti ng Co. TeL 4US. svsw n. wiun. i
New mattress made to order, old 1
remade; carpet cleaning, sizing ; null l
rue weaving. Salem J)iuit nag
t.ess Factory. S. 13th ft Wilbur TeL
SMI. Otto F. ZwicKcr. kst. imi.
MUSIC STORES
nvn r will Pianos, radios, sew-
( m.Vhinu sheet musie and piano
kiudiea Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing machines. 432 State Street
Salem. I
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Will trade guitar and lessons for 1
nvtlilndcanuse. stornow.jauwmii.
MEDICINE
rr rhn Tim Chinese Medicine Co. I
Hours Tuesday and -f"m-
PETS
Wire Fox Terriers, 1G88 Center.
PRINTING
ur.ii aTiTTrkMRRT- cmtOm. Damoh
leta orotTama. books or any kind of I
prtlDfc call The Statesman Printing
Department I1&
phone 9101.
PUBUC ACCOUNTANT
N. D. Clement Income Tax Reports,
Austin Hu N. Com'L Tel 8080
or 6267.
REAL ESTATE
BECKB ft HENDRICKS. TeL 4947.
m u nr a nrosmflRST CO.
114 a Libert St TeL 8488.
a-vrrT yiPSITT A SON
104-5 First M.fl Bk. Bldg. TeL 7307,
STOVES
8TOVE3 and stove repairing. Stoves I
(or sale, rebuilt and repaired.
wlr tance. fancy ana
plain, hop baskets, hooka. lsan n00,kA
Halem Fence and Stove Works, 3
Ph.m.V.tii Tel. 4774. K. rwniiii.
TRANSFER
Transfer Co. 226
Zrr rX'Ylll..
warding and storage our ajwew
Oet our rates.
FOR local or distant transfer storage,
call 3131, Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks
to Portland dally.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West yew" experience.
RKD 6. Box 101 K. Teu liore.
Bethany Students to
Tl A XI C$-..1aI
like UD 4ri OtUulcS
BETHANY, March 11 A
group ot young people Interested
la 4-H club work met Thursday
night at tha Bethany school to
make initial plans tor the or
fsnliation ot a group ot 4-H
cluba. The dabs will consist ot
calf, pig, sheep and cooking and
sewing clubs. Palmer Torrend
was in charge ot tha arrange
Muts Thursday night Ha was
assisted by Howard Lea aad
Statesman
Classified Ads
Call 9101
Classified Advertising
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eeptcd until f :3Q the even
las before' publication tor
. classification. Copy re
eel red after this time will
be rnn under tbe heading
Too Late to Classify.
The Statesman assumes
no financial responsibility
tor errors which may ap
pear in advertisements pub
lished in its columns, and
In cases where this paper is
st fault will reprint that
part ot an advertisement In
which the typographical
mistake occurs.
Tbe Statesman reserves
the right to reject objee
tlonal adTertlsing. It fur
ther reserres the right to
classify all advertising un
der the proper classification.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED By an old . established
concern a man represent tain Sa
lem ana vicinity. Married; between
the ages of 28 and 45 ; must have a
fair education and be well regarded
by people who know him. A fine op
portunity ior trie rirnt man. Address
vox care statesman.
Ambitious, reliable man wanted to
take orders and deliver Watkins
products in Salem. Customers estab
lished, good pay every day from start.
experience unnecessary, complete
training- given. Write Immediately.
Tha J. B. Watkins Company, 45ST
Hollls St. Oakland. Calif.
STEADY WORK GOOD PAT
Choice openings In country and
towns for reliable men and women.
No capital or experience required.
MR. THOMAS, Supt., 428 Third St,
Oakland. California.
SITUATIONS WANTED
wan tea Manual worir. sue ter
nour. x manage my own business. Gar
den work. carDenteerina. or wood
splitting. Chas. Berry, Room 4.
W. a T. U. bulldliag.
Unencumbered woman wants houe
work. Motherless home preferred.
Write Box 180, Statesman.
WANTED Houce work, desire home
more than wages. Tel. 4915. 1205 N.
Cottage.
m w w m mm - -..-ll-Ln-riru-
Exp. housekeeper wishes oosition.
mrnisn Dest or rererencea Box lsz.
Statesman.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
fop gi0 jn canoatj iota, f508 bush-
ets Jiany Mart eeea wheat, suitable for
Bprms seeams.
aea weus Taiiman, ssi state Street
Quart bottles 30c doz.
So. Salem
Oarage, 980 S. Com'L
Oat vetch hay. Astrian Pea hay
loose, tot aie. k. , box 14 3. Salem.
TRADE Miscellaneous
Electric brooder for wood. Ph. 4044.
Baby chicks to trade for wheat or
oats. Present or fall delivery. Wood.
eil Ul UUII&OI UUlliy. CSLTV
WANTED Miscellaneous
Cash for fruit Jara TeL 8581.
Why throw away good money? The
hosiery mending dept at Grand Silver
store repairs hose like new, 5c to 85c.
, . ... , . ., .
Reasonable price Tel. 4055. 1838 8.
Liberty.
WANTED: Namea men wishing
post-depression government Jobs. Start
1 141. wo month. sample ooachtng
free. Apply today. Box 1274M, care
Statesman.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best hair cut AdulU 20c, child, 15c
Tw btocka a of library, a Winter.
vix .' a ''' ' l l..
Vibration and massage treatments
35o and up. Forenoons, evenings, and
all day Saturday. 647 Center St
ROOM AND BOARD
Board and rooms for ladlea
757
Center St TeL 5878.
Good rooms board. Tel. 6769.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
P&tton ap&rtment3--downtowTL Call
Pat ton's book etera.
Pur. 8 R. apt. 3261 HaxeL Tel
7684.
Nice front apt 658 Center.
1 room, furn. for housekeeping, $1.00
wfc 1280 Oak. TeL 5276,
Nice Turn, apt, 590 Union.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furn. and nnfurn. house a R. A.
Forkner. 1610 N. Cottage. TeL 3031
Furn. or unfurn. modern 5 r. house.
Close ln.,,CaU. 131 or753;
Close in 3 and 6 room furn. duplex,
1st floor. Garage. 864 Mill St
Desire to lease my attractive home
at 2090 South HigfL Oliver B. Huston,
phone 4388.
Modern 4 room bungalow with gar
ftge. nicely rurnianea, at zss west
! Miller St, $ze.o.
e. as. mAtujBi
80 8 N. High Phone 9678 or 386
WANTED TO RENT
WANT 10 or 20 A. poultry farm,
MumMd for about lOOO laying hens.
I i-J m . . TIT It .alAlai
, Jrvftrf'rWTI "It .. !' ataaa syu uwwmm sa.
i H. E. Shade. R. 2. Corvallla.
FOR SALE Real Estatt
y.i 1 mmTmvmm
win totb'w vrrrRRY .
$10 down, buys a f R. jhouaa barn,
etc an is gooa iota in w bubm.
Mttllul A karnln.
tittu Ammnt hnva a modern DUO-
galow, baaesaent .nrB'?.?1Iblt
room, dlaiag room, built-in kitchen,
bath, toilet, oa paved street ; dandy
location. Price only ,1800.00. Too
am. a
iTTibuvs a good R. house and
two good lots n good location. Hero
yL .c"? "?"-r2LjT:
FOR SALE Real Estate
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FOB $90S COLLARS we wOl sell
yew iw acree ox real Bottom land, with
wall bouse, rood wall and soma oth- j
unproTamanUL a small part cleared
fuuea, Jaaay tdaartn with some coed
tJwnabla down payment aad
Wa have two very desirable Umber
tract, that wa will sell o. attraettra
Melvm JTohaaon W. U. PatminctM
- S7f 8Uta Street
'MiWWM . . , , ,,IMWW. .
Extra ,flne. well-built, modera
room house only 4 blocks north of
state house. Priced for immediats sale
termi!" Yln otly S5(M), part
SEE Mrs. Kllli with
iPpDS ft KTLLER, Realtors
44 State Street Phone (70S
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room nousa in Corvallia near ool-
legn, to trade for Salem nrnMrtvL
room plaatered honse. Modem ex
capt basement Tor sale at 81800.08.
s room house in good location for
sale cheap at 81200.00.
Service station wanted.
' ? ULRICH COMPANY
S Stata Street TeL 8878.
..r. CIX)SE IN HOME
81506 will buy this modern 7 room
home With automat In nil lmiu
fireplace, full cement basement
iuvc rvuuu, 2vvo caAn, bal
ance terms, located close in on N.
"""w This property la
wurtn consiaeraoie more money
t,02 Price asked. DON'T
a.xuiMjr iu SSJfiE THIS HOME.
NEW MOM-m
14500 will buy this new modern up to
date 7 room home, tile bathroom,
tile drain board, hardwood floors
throughout below, double plumb
ing, double garage, corner lot
near school and bus line. $1000
uuwiij utuaacs terms. An excep
tional buy. Never been occupied.
Immediate possession.
.,..1145 NEBRASKA STREET
lloO cash money will W th k
plaatered home with full cement
uasenient, large lot garage, good
location. A a-ood hnm mntt
speculative investment. See us for
W; H. GRABENHORST ft CO.,
. , REALTORS
lit B. Liberty St Plmn. ttt
V.S mm, . i-mj-LOj-uUTji.
ONE AC ft W, T
Close la suburban home, 8 rooms,
bath, elec. lights, blt-lns. water sys
tem, hot and cold water, wood shed,
garage, good son. Some fruit hen
house, paved highway less than a mile
from city limit nf fliAn. t,i ...
$2000. Terma. Shown by appointment
BECHTEL or THOMAS ON
sn eiaie street Room 4.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
" " 0mHm)mimm)i0mI00m
110
acres, stocked and equipped.
easy terms; will exchange for small
acreage near Salem or any good val
ley town. See me about this Imme
diately. 8 A., all la berries, family orchard,
barn, chicken house, garage, will build
to suit: tike cow or stock as part
H. a SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. TeL 8908.
TRADE HOME FOR WAirTT
Nice modern suburban home, base
ment furnace, fireplace, built-in kitch
en, electric lights and water system
and 1 A. ground. Trade for house
in oaiern up to iZ&OO.OO.
J AS. D. SEARS. REALTOR
- - r South High Street
TOR SALE OR WILL ACCEPT
WOODBURN PROPERTY AS PART
a room residence well located la N.
Salem, garage, two n!c iot nnu
fruit trees. Price 81850. Will take va
cant iota or small Douse In Woodburn
as part payment
CHILDS ft MILLER. Realtors
344 State Street Phone 878.
easi
fc.ignt, room residence near state
house, clear, value $4,800.00. Trade for
farm or acreage of equal value. Ad
vise particulars first letter. 16L
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S3 A. trade for Salem lots. 70s N.
commercial.
EXCHANGE
65 A. near City without bulltllnara.
nearly all in cultivation, some timber,
good value, $5500. To trade for city
residence property at fair value.
Improved 10 A., good level land.
wuuia consider ciear s&iem residence,
bee ueo. vick with
W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO..
REALTORS
134 a Liberty Phone $488.
FOR SALE FARMS
saVsWjgaa
GOOD FARM BUY
58 acres 15 miles out on graveled
road, mostly rich bottom, sandv loan
soli, 15 acres in cultivation, ideal for
garden, 3 acres in alfalfa. baL imma
ture and little Umber, running water.
4 room house, barn, garage and poul
try house. Price only 32000, cash,
baL easy, or will exchange for good
iirsc mortgage.
CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 8708.
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FARM SACRIFICE
81 A. with buildinga bearing orch
ard, cultivated land, some fine tim
ber and pasture, located on market
road. Price 31900 cash to settle an
estate. IF YOU WANT A REAL BAR
GAIN HERE IT IS. See
W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO.,
REALTORS
134 a Liberty Phone 6468.
ACREAGE
. - - -- - -i-i-,-i-i-r-r-r'vuuLrini
5 acres with comfortable new house,
rma, elec. lights, builtins. garage.
small barn, variety fruit and berries.
close in, 81850., terma Ask for Greer.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
175 South High Street
8 nice acres on pavement elec
lights, mostly fruit and nuts. 6 room
house, mortgages $1300.00; exchange
for larger acreage.
30 nice acres east of Woodburn, Tine
sandy loam soli, running water, some
timber. 6 room house ana barn, eie&
lights, price $4000.00; exchange for
smau , acreage or nouse in saiem.
7 room house with large lot no
mortgage. Wants 40 acres and will
pay a urrerence.
S. JO- K.IKUEi Hi. IS. KUOtiKXa
208 No. High Phone 9678.
SNAP
17 A. all blow land, located near
St Paul, near school on good maraei
road, price 8750. Terma stas
W. H. GRABENHOKST ft UU.,
REALTORS
134 a Liberty Phone 8468.
POLLY AND HER
(OKI ADORE ) SUTTINLXv f j If BY CRACfflE,TrW FEU-ER CP) 1 f MO RXX-ltf UNK,) pEE f OH-H HE SHOWED) twf
CUPS.' KIN (SWEETHEAFfn') VdEOJS IS A 'CHAMP7 ITS EITHER JZs 2? S ItXJ HIS rTT ftA
ClSEElT Y'BETCHAjr V?S OT " v f CHECKERS OR) ciSo 0 0 ( CUR HUH?JE q,
Interesting Pacts
The United States poet office
was established March II, 1711,
144 rears ago today.
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Sixteen basketball teams to
meet la Salem this week tor state
championship. That is 89 play
ers and there will be nearly that
many substitutes. With tbe
coaches there will b at least 10 fi
extra peopie nere ior xne zour
days. -
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News from California makes us
appreciate the Willamette valley
more than ever.
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The 8t. Francis dam broke 10
years ago tomorrow.
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The average term of the pres
idents of the United State is 4.6
years. The first president was in
augurated 144 years ago. Roose
velt la the 32nd president.
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April 1. 1930. there were 14,-
204,149 foreign born people In
the United States.
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11.7 per cent of the married
women of the United States were
gainfully employed in 1930.
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Oregon has 4,488 miles of state
highway. Washington has 8769
miles.
Business Opportunities
Garage and service sta. Tel. 8698.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
SURPLUS BABY CHICKS at ssa.
r If Ice prices Tuesday aad Frilar
only. See our bargain Custom batch
ing. Hatching eras. Phone 15355
Lee's Hatchery. Salem. Oregon.
Custom hatching, 600 eggs at lUo
every Saturday and Tuesday. TeL
183F8. Lee's Hatchevy.
Custom hatching at redused orloes.
prlcea
MATTSOPT8 HATCHERY
2214 North Front St. Salem. Ore.
FOR SALE Two cows comma? fresh
soon, sz ana i none looris.
Baby chicks and custom hatching.
Can use wheat and wood. Warmers
Hatchery, 8160 N. Fifth street
MONEY TO LOAN
Beneficial Loan
Society
OF SALEM
Room 113 New Bligh Bldg. 2nd Floor
LICENSED BY STATE
518 State St TeL 3-7-4-0
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce your payments
Yon keep the car
P. A. EIKER
Cor. Liberty St and Ferrr
Mione 4733 Salem. Ore.
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PERSONAL LOANS
MADE en furniture, cars, salaries
or other good security. Repayable
monthly. When In financial need see
us before closing a loan.
UCJNKnAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bide. Poena 8561
Borrow on personal oronerty: retay
In monthly Installment WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO., State lie. S-163. 606
Guardian Bldg. Tel. 3877.
LOANS WANTED
Wanted loan to cover 1st mortaaae
on small farm. An excellent Invest
ment where your money Is safe. Write
Boa 164, Statesman.
FOR SALE WOOD
Oood dry wood. Reasonable. Lge.
load. TeL SS4T. Fred B. Wetla
16 In. dry 2nd fir. 83.50 per load.
Planer ends 82.60 oer load, at Tracy a
Tel. 3986.
GUARANTEED DRY wood ooal
TeL 6000 Salem Fuel Co. Trade
Co tugs.
Fir, ash, reasonable prlcea,
Tel.
8769.
Dry wood $4.00 cord. Phone 3411.
Wood 2nd growth fir. 1$ In. 33.78.
Dry oak $5.00. George Maltaler, Mar
lon, Oregon.
DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD, oal
and fuel oil Call on as tor price. We
glv ooa measure, gooo quality ana
rood serrlce.
LARMER TRANSFER A STORAGE
Teleshene 8131
Ash. fir and oak. TeL 8848.
Dry wood that Is dry. CalL 113F3S,
No. 1 16 in. old fir, $4.00. Tel. 4450.
Old fir, 1$ In., $4.25. Ph. 8333.
A-l old fir 16 In. Tel. 6136.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Dark rim glai
see tat gray
case. Finder TeL 7379
PALS
PERSONAL
EPILEPSY EPILEPTIC8 1 Detroit
lady finds complete roller for husband.
Specialists horns abroad. faBed. Noth
ing: to selL AU letters answerwl Mrs.
Q, Dempster. Apt E-118, 4)60 La-
rsyerte mivtl west, t7"
FOR SALE USED CARS
Mc KAY'S USED CARS WITH
an o. sc. that rorrvTa
Overland Sedan , f 38
Rollins Touring 88
26 Essex Coach 8$
'29 Ford Tudor Sedan, Trunk 185
'29 Fort Fordor So. Overhauled 818
uooge coupe . 115
'29 Bulck Sedan. Special at ,.. 888
CHEVROLET S
'23 Coupe. Reconditioned
so Bport Roadster
30 Sedan
31 Coach
'32 Coach. Like new
TRUCKS
4 lata model Chevrolet and Ford
trucks: long wheel base, dual Urea.
oTBniwa sprmgs, speea trans. All
overhauled and guaranteed, $358 to
$648.
TERMS TRADES
McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
883 Center 430 N. Com'L
Phone 8188
These CARS MUST be SOLD
Seo us about them
Ask to seo TE8T RECORD
1926 Bulck Roadster $ 85.00
1928 Bulck Coupe 195.00
itzs Kuick coupe 95.00
1931 Ford Standard Coupe 295.00
1931 Ford Standard Coupe 876.00
is:s irora Business coupo , 150.00
1928 Ford Soort Coudo
165.00
660.00
1933 Ford Tudor Sedan
1918 Ford Phaeton
1931 Ford Snort Roadster
140.00
285.00
25.00
19S6 Ford Touring
1918 Ford Touring , ,,
80.00
izi rora pickup
28.00
1930 Chevrolet Coupe
1930 Chevrolet Coup
1930 Chevrolet Coupo
1928 Chevrolet Delivery
248.00
235.00
326.00
146.00
85.00
125.00
iz( star seaan
1925 Studebaker Sedan
Constantly Creating Confidence
Terms Trades
VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 8163 Center Street Display
Phone 7910. Lot at Marlon ft Liberty
ELECTS OFFICERS
HAZEL GREEN. March 11
Mrs. Lester Van Cleave was host
ess to the Women's Missionary
society Thursday afternoon. Dr.
Walter Duff, Miss Naomi Van
Cleave, Miss Phyllis Koonlg and
Miss Sadie Nassle took part In
the program. Others taking part
were Mrs. W. Q. Davis, who re
viewed the study book, "Lady
Fourth Daughter." Mrs. O. O.
Looney led the devotionala.
Officers elected were: Presi
dent Mrs. C. H. Van Cleave;
vice President, Mrs. Of. O. Loo
ney; secretary, Mrs. Lester Van
Cleave; treasurer, Mrs. Joseph
Cook: literature. Miss Ruby
Woodward; thank-offering, Mrs.
Clark Smith; stewardship, Mrs.
W. O. Darts; collector, Mrs. Lou
is Wampler; delegates to annual
convention, Mrs. C. A. Van
Cleave, Mrs. Lester Van Cleare,
Mrs. Joseph Cook, alternates, Mrs.
Ruby Woodward, Mrs. Clark M.
Smith and Mrs. W. G. Davis.
The Young People's Sunday
school class held their monthly so
cial and business meeting at the
O. O. Looney home Thursday.
Baseball Problems
Talked at Meeting
Woodburn's Legion
WOODBURN, March 11 The
American Legion Post No. 48 held
Its meeting Wednesday night at
which time three past command
ers. Dr. J. M. Hanrahan, Elburn
T. Sims and Oliver S. Olson were
presented with past commanders
buttons, district commander, Fred
Diener of Newberg making the
formal presentation.
The post has taken action to
sponsor the baseball team in the
Cascade league as last year. A re
port was made that the Wood
burn ball park Is being Improved,
with some new bleachers to he
erected soon and shingling of the
grand stand to be done. A unani
mous vote was cast tor resolution
favoring reduction in membership
dues.
Dance and Cherrian
Program Postponed
SILVERTON, March 11 Two
events of considerable interest at
Silverton have been postponed for
the time being, the "Grub" dance
slated for Saturday night by the
firemen's club, and the appear
ance of the Cherrians ot Salem
here Monday night. Present con
ditions are ascribed as the cause
of the postponement,
FUNERAL RITES DELAYED
STAYTON, March 11 Time
fer funeral rites for Mrs. Hasel
Downing Dominc, who died last
: week in Phoenix, Arizona; where
she had gone in hopes of regain
ing her health, have been delay
ed. The body was cremated In
Phoenix and the ashes are being
brought here for Interment beside
her parents in the little cemetery
near Kingston.
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mi n
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mm EVENT
TURNER, March 41 The
child welfare department ot tbe
W. C. T. U. sponsored a "Mother
Goose Tea" Wednesday- afternoon
at the Methodist church. A. pro
gram, ot 8900181 interest to young
mothers was presented. An as
sortment of children's story
books from tha state library were
on display, also a table ot articles
furnished by the county health
department,
W. R. Dry. superintendent of
the state blind school, was the
guest speaker, and showed the
need for the special opportunity
for the welfare of Oregon's un
fortunnte blind. Mr. Day said
"in many - cases ot partial
vision, they were materially
helped In overcoming their weak
ness." also that "many are need
lessly blind through careless
ness." 8amples of books and
maps ued at the blind school
were hown.
Other program numbers con
sisted in devotions led by Mrs.
H. S. Bond, readings by Mrs. T.
W. Smith and Mrs. Anna Fan-is,
recitation, Peggy Palmer, piano
solo, Betty Peetz, vocal duet. Lo
is Grunning and Katherine
Sparks. Stories were told to the
group of children present by Mrs.
E. S. Prather. Mrs. T. W. Smith.
Mrs. J. R. Cox presided and was
assisted at the tea hour Mr Mrs.
E. C. Bear and Mrs. T. W. Smith.
CLEAN-UP SUITED
VICTOR POINT, March 1
The H. E. club of Union Hill
grange met Wednesday at the
grange hall. Mrs. Vlrgene Scott
was accepted as a new club mem
ber. Mrs. Alice Rabens, Miss Le
tha Bell Gilmour, Marjorie Tate
and Junior Pox were visitors
Mrs. H. E. Hubbard, vice presi
dent, presided.
The next meeting of the club
will be Thursday, April IS, and
will be an all day affair with the
men of the grange as Invited
guests tor the spring "clean up"
day.
Mrs. Argus Pearson is recover
lng from an attack of scarlet fe
ver. Previous to her illness both
of her small daughters had the
disease. The Pearsons live in
Ostrander, Wash., but were visit
ing his parents at Willamina
when they were taken ill. Mrs.
Pearson is the eldest daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Gilmour, lo
cal residents.
Bridge, Pinochle
Party Brings $17
For Relief Works
DAYTON, March 11. Thirty-
three members and friends at
tended the Dayton Woman's Civic
club bridge and pinochle benefit
party held at the Mrs. Heine Mo
Donald home Wednesday night.
Hothouse daffodils were used in
bouquets about the rooms. About
S7 was realized, and will be used
for the needy in this vicinity. M.
R. Cooper and Mrs. Cooper drew
the high score prizes. Consolation
went to Earl Coburn and Mrs.
Par' Londershausen.
Twenty members attended the
regular monthly meeting of the
Dayton Women's Civic club Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Floyd Root
and Mrs. Walter Emerick were
Joint hostesses at the latter's
home. The next meeting will be at
the Fred Matches home.
Sophomores Lead
Interclass Rivals
At Dallas School
DALLAS, March 11 The soph
omore boys walked off with the
Interclass basketball title this
year by winning three straight
games. The juniors took second
with two victories and one defeat
while the freshmen won one game
and lost two. The seniors were
sole possessors ot the cellar with
three defeats. Present standing in
the competition for the Interclass
trophy are: Sophomores, 20; jun
iors, IS; seniors, 10; freshmen 10.
Silverton Hospital
Has Annual Meeting
SILVERTON, March 11 Di
rectors named at the annual
meeting of the Silverton Hospi
tal association held this week
were E. S. Porter, chairman;
George Hubbs, George Steelham
mer, 1 H. Fischer, Dr. A. W.
Simmons and M. G. Gunderson
Officers of the board will be
named later.
of the Soil"
West Salem News
WEST SALEM. March 11. Mr.
and lira. Otto Peterson and tarn
fly ot North Plains have made
some Improvements on their place
here and moved la to make their
home here tor the present. They
hare a baby boy only a tew weeks
old and some of the older children
hare now taken the measles.
Beginning Sunday morning the
series of p re-Easter services will
be held In Ford Memorial church
each week day evening except Sat
urday. Rev. Edgar P. Sims of Sa
lem will be guest speaker, taking
for his subjects for the first tew
sermons: Sunday morning, 1
Will Build My Church," evening.
Our Fathers God"; Monday.
"The Coming Dictator"; Tuesday,
Men's Hearts Falling for Fear";
Wednesday, "The Soon-Coming
Separation."
The name ot Earl Maynard was
inadvertently omitted from a list
of the boys to go up for the rat-
Presentation of "Lift Up Your
Eyes," the three-act romantic
comedy-drama by Perry Prescott
Relgelman, which 'was scheduled
for this week by Chemeketa play
ers has been postponed until
March 23. 24 and 25 on account
of the bank holidays.
Intensive rehearsals of this play
held afternoons and evenings on
the stage in Nelson auditorium
reveal the production as promis
ing to be one ot the highlights ot
the season in Salem. Lea M.
Scheuerman, technical director, is
busy constructing special scene
ry and Howard Cross, scenic ar
tist. Is preparing to transform the
scene-set into a ruined, weather
beaten interior of an old-time
stone house.
Production work has been es
pecially interesting on account ot
the fact that this is an original
new play, and whipping it into
shape for presentation has in
volved much revision and meeting
of technical' problems on account
of the limited space available.
Work on this production bears
out the old stage adage that
piays are not written, out re
written."
4-H ACHIEVEMENT
PROGIi APRIL 21
MT. ANGEL, March 11 Divi
sions of the Mother's Helpers 4-H
cooking club held a baking and
Judging demonstration in the
school library Thursday. Werner
Kimlinger, Wilhelmina Schaffer,
Laura Bartnik and Madlen Keber
exhibited cakes previously baked
and Anastasia Buchheit and Anna
Wampach judged the cakes after
which all the youngsters helped in
disposing of the delicious morsels.
Entertainment, refreshment.
arrangement and decorating com
mittees were appointed to take
charge of a tea to be given by the
Mother's Helpers club March 17
for ail the club members of the
school and their leaders.
Friday the Kitchen Mechanics
cooking club and the health club
met. All clubs are nearing the
completion of their work and ex
pect to have the achievement pro
gram April 21.
Magee's Road Crew
To Work Near Shaw
MACLEAY, March 11 A gang
of 15 men under the supervision
of M. M. Magee, one ot the key
men ior me county u. c. re
lief work, has been widening the
road and grubbing near the H. D.
Taylor place this week. It is ex
pected that the gang will be
moved to the vicinity of Shaw,
Turner and Aumsville next week
to give work to those registered
for relief work in that section.
GERVAIS MAN DIES
GERVAIS. March 11. Emmltt
3. LeBrun, 38, died at 6: SO Wed
nesday night at the Veterans hos
pital iu Portland after an illness
of one week with pneumonia. Fu
neral services were held from the
St Louis church Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Rer. Father
Krause will officiate and burial
will be In the St. Louis cemetery.
Three other members of the fam
ily are 111 at this time, Mrs. Louis
Forcier Is ill at the home ot her
daughter in Portland, Mrs. Ralph
Apouey is in a hospital and Ed
Wiedge LeBrun is ill at nome.
ADDS TO HOUSE
SWEGLE, March 11 Kroep
lin is remodeling his house and
adding more rooms.
LOCAL PRODUCTION
POSTPONED 1 WEEK
lng ot second class scout at the
court ot honor tor Cascade area ta
be held next week at tha Salem
courthouse.
Undergoes Operatiem
Jed L. Austin went to a Salem
hospital and underwent a major
operation Thursday. He is doing
nicely.
Already the beaches are luring
Inlanders. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. FeU
ger win leave tha middle ot the
week for a several days' vacation
at Pacific City, where they hare
a summer home. Mrs. L. L. Slo
per and her mother, Mrs. Ltda
Andrews, were vacationing for a
few days the first of tbe week at
Newport and Toledo where a sis
ter and daughter reside.
Six men were engaged In exca
vating for the basement of the
new home Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Min
ton are having erected on their
place on Piedmont avenue this
week. The Mlntons hope to begin
work on the residence by April L
Old 111 Wind 1
Adage Holds
Strong Still
PERRYDALE, March 11.
Robert Mitchell finds there is
nothing so bad but that it conld
be worse. With all grain and clo
ver frozen out and weather still
too unsettled for reseeding, he
was repairing fence along Salt
creek which flows through his
farm, when he noticed a large
slide caused by the recent freeze
and heavy rains.
Upon closer inspection ha
found a fine gravel bar, some
thing the creek has never given
the world before. In many places
Salt creek has gravel bottom but
no bars that gravel has been tak
en from. Apparently there is
enough in this bar to use around
the farm indefinitely. The bar
lays closest from the creek to the
barn.
Radio
Program
S TODAY, MABCH 12
KOW PortUnd 620 2Cc.
8:00 Orgsa concert. NBC.
10:00 bt ring wood .Ensemble, KBC.
12:00 Wayne King sad His Orchestra,
NBC.
12:30 Hoar ef Worship, KBO. -
1JS0 National Yoatk Conference, KBO.
3:00 National Veapera, KBO. .
1:30 Joaef Koestner'a ercheatrs. Seal
ed Power, NBC.
3:00 Willamette ctaorua.
3:80 Melodiana, NBC.
4:30 Great Momenta in History, NB0L
0:80 American Album ot Familiar Mi
ie. .
7:05 Mark Daniels, baritone.
7:45 Sundar at Seta Parker's.
8:45 Jesse Crawford, NBC.
9:15 Manhattan Merry -Go-Bxrand, NBO.
9:45 Piaso Pictarea, NBC.
10:45 Bridge to dreamland, NBC.
11:00 Bal Tabaria orchestra. NBC.
KOVS Portland 040 Xc
9:00 Salt Lake Tabernacle orpin. CB&
10:30 Colombia Church el the Air, OBS.
11:45 Poet's Uold. CBS.
13:00 N.Y. Philharmonic orchestra. CBS
3:30 Cathedral hoar. CBS.
4:00 Dr. Julius Klein, CBS.
4:45 Cant Niaa Singing Girl. CBS.
5 :0O Black River Giaat, CBS.
5:15 Andre Kosteianets Presents, CBS.
7:00 Ernest Hutcheson. CBS.
8:15 Angelo Patri. CBS.
10:00 The Wanderer.
MONDAY, 8CASCH IS
KQW Portland 820 Ka.
7: IS Orgaa concert, NBO.
T:30 U. 8. Navy band, NBO.
8:30 Ponata recital. NBC.
9:18 Oookisr school.
10:S Woman's Masaaine. KBO.
11 :80 California Foderatiea ef
ea's Clnbs. NBC.
13:15 Westers Farm and Horn'
NBC.
Wool
hoar.
1:00 Orgaa concert, NBC.
2 :05 St ring wood Enseesbla, NBC.
3:18 Concert Petite. NBC.
3:80 Foreiga Affairs.
3:30 Al Bernard, tbe Minstrtl Maa,
NBC.
4:00 Friendly Chat.
4:45 The Oregonian ot the Air.
5:13 Round tha World club. NBC.
6:00 Captain Krrin's traffic talk.
6:15 Tommy Watkins' orchestra, NB0L
8:00 Amos 'n' Andy. NBO.
9:05 Soathern Harmony Four, NBC.
9:15 Hotel Park Central orchestra,
NBO.
10:15 Hotel Mark Hopkins orchestra,
NBC.
11:00 Ambassador Hotel orchestra. NBC
11:80 Orgaa concert. XBC.
KODf Portland 949 Xe.
6:30 O.8.C. farm extension talk.
7:00 KOIN Sleek.
8 :30 Dixie Baker aad Boa Waite.
11 :00 Bearers dance bind.
1:00 Book ei Life.
8:00 Feminine Fancies, DLB8.
4:45 Cocil end Sally, E.T.
6:00 Rath KUing. Leonard Haytoa's
orchestra, OBS.
10:15 Sport Flashes.
XOAC OomXUs 650 Xe.
7:00 Morning Meditations, led by Bev.
Howard MeConneU.
8:00 Morniar eoacert.
10:00 Home Economies Observer.
12:00 Farm hour.
1:30 Mosie Appreciation, an Illustrat
ed lecture course by Byron Ar
nold. 3 :00 Mrs. Aaalea Eager '.'Selecttag
C ottos Dress Geoda"
8 :30 Aa Yoa Like It Anthony En war.
6:30 Farm boor.
7:30 "4-H Clnb Work la Developing
Leaders" Bu J. Maaske. atata
department of edaentfem; 4 B
sows treat ever the state.
8:20 Ten Mian tea with Famous People
By CLIFF STERRETT
maerick PaU.
JA9. Lf. SIUUUi mcww
1$8 South Hlch Street