The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Wednesday, April 12, 1933
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; Stone Speaks Tonight The !
public Is Invited to . hear Hurry
Stone of Portland, at the first
Methodist ehurch tonight at 7: SO
o'clock. Mr. Stone will giro tome
Tree limb Broken H. Stein- i Stage Line Answers Answer to! M.rfi. .i.
grnbe, 2S61 State street reported a damage salt recently tiled by cent trIp t0 Rn8gU and tne
to city police last night that hla Fred Lewis against the Pacific orient,
mrk had broken off a limb of a Greyhound Lines. Inc.. and Wll-
y walnut tree In the 1500 block on Ham J. Kern, was filed in circuit I Sins for Creditmen A Quartet
-c -1 .lust Tha Iran net- rnnrt Tn ao(a. v I .v. e.i. ri.l M.T. .va
UUeauvatd,. - - 1 " u uv ii(d tuui" 1 uuui iuv oarem viiv uiaig .uv
longs to H. C. Hillpot. 155S cne- pany. The firm alleges that Lewis will sing at the meeting of the
meketa. An automobile driven by was grossly negligent in his con- Salem Retail Credit association
E. Mllander, 435 Market street, duct after he alighted from a this noon. The quartet is eom
skldded on wet blacktop pavement Greyhound stage near Hubbard posed of R. D. Barton, Wendell
at Market and Cottago streets, last January. The company claims Robinson, Herbert Hobson. Ron
struck a machine operated by A. Lewis walked behind the stage aid Craren, with Mrs. Kenneth
L. Cummins, 1310 Nebraska, and which had stopped and did not ob- Rich accompanist,
ran up onto a lawn, Cummins no- serve the approach of a south- , . , 4 . . .
tified the police last night. No bound car which Itft Lewis and Fashion Reyue at Millar's tonight,
one was injured. Three other ac- Injured him severely. Come!
cidents were reported yesterday: ti Tha R..r
..v-i t..w.. ccc .r, VrtirlHatrA Rimini.' vntr "Bearcats Lead The Bear-
' u ltH- in. a T 9 - cat" side of the Klwanls club
a uu a a tuu tivuueuvo vvu-
951 On Honor Roll Approxl- test which has Just begun, ac
mately 40 per cent of the grade cording to announcement this
school membership of Salem or I week of Charles Wiper, club sec-
951 pupils are included on thelretary. Wlllia Chadwick captains
health honor roll for this year ac- (this group. The "Roosters" side
cording to announcement made Is headed by William Brann.
br Carlotta I- Onwlev. lompn. I
tarv school sunerrlaor Poor con- 1 Mercer Candidate William K.
Imported oil tan leather boots, dittos of their teeth caused 21 Mercer of Oersham filed Tuesday
Friendly Five, $5.00. Only at pmers to be left orr the roll. Se- wun me secretary u aer-
tu w. . curinr a nlace on the honor roll delegate to the constitutional
entails living up to general health convention to vote on repeal of
lions Official Here Vernon laws Including nroner eatinz and ihe eighteenth amendment to the
. Galloway, sneclal representative sleeping, cleanliness, vaccination I federal constitution. Mercer fa-
' of Lions International, with head- and immunization to contagious Tors repeal of the amendment,
quarters At Chicago, arrived here diseases. tw .
yesterday to spend three days con- Jf t " to Avttead "J-? f u
1 1 Medium and heavy hens wanted. I ber ot members or tne local ki
r -iv -,m ..., tv. ,inh Cross Market. 265 N. Liberty, wants club are planning to at
luncheon at the Gray Belle res- "one 4133.. tend the district conference of
nr, , . . Klwanls clubs to be held at Mc-
p. mrt vittiVwin ttiv mi Broadcast Program A nam- MInnville May 27.
Rep. Hannah Martin will talk on ber of Salem w . Khool mn8.
- !v V ', i. quT clans went to Corvallis last night Est Bank The estate of
tb,ClT, ch"u9wunJ' to present a program over radio Fred Krieger. valued at $3165. is
rection Of Prof. B. W. Hobson .,. vckn hm,. Anttrelv In cash In a local bank.
rJI1 wf;.8 rraned y Belle Tartar. L. C. Krieger. administrator ot
are Wendell Robinson, Ronald.,. . , .v I th nmiurtT. ranArtAd veaterdav
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Belmont; G. E. Dalton, 2578 East
Nob Hill, and an unidentified mo
torist at Cottage and State; N. E.
Edwards, 1849 State, and an un
identified driver, at 12th and Fer
ry streets.
Fishing season opens Saturday.
Try a pair of our 14 in. or IS in.
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CTaven, k. carton, tierpen fot i .,, in orobate court here.
Hobson and Mrs. Kenneth Rich,
accompanist.
selections. An original composi
tion by Bob Read was presented
" Coming Events
April 14 Beethoven dab '
of Willamette mnlverslry,
program.
April 15 Local music
pupils contest, piano, voice
and violin, sponsored by
music teachers of Salem,
to be held at chamber of
commerce.
April 18 Union Easter
sunrise service at Belcrest
Memorial park, 5:30 a. m.
Easter services in all local
churches.
April 18 Zone Rally of
Nazarene youth.
April 18-20 Quilt exhi
bit. Knight Memorial
church.
April 21 Lena Belle Tar
tar to present musical pro
gram. May 5-6 Annual May
festivities, Willamette uni
versity rampns.
May 7 Music week opens
tn Salem. Final Philharmon
ic concert today.
May 12-13 Oregon State
Association of Master
Plumbers, annual meeting.
June 1-4 Evangelical
conference. First Evangeli
cal church.
June 2-4 Fourth Annual
Willamette Valley Flower
Show.
June 10 Willamette uni
versity commencement.
June 21-23 G. A. R. and
affiliating bodies annual en
campment.
July 24-26 Annual En
campment, Spanish War
Veterans.
Sent. 4-9 Oregon state
fair.
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aid fnsds recently was diverted
for use under the president's for
estry relief program. -
Similar assurances recently
were received from Senator Stel
wer and Representative Pierce.
by Jean McElhlnney and Rachel EjI1RII166T t IT 122 S
' ' M!V..?!?.f: Methods Probed
tertalners to the state tuberculos- gang an original mixed quartet
is hospital for a program tomor- number by Ruth Welty.
row night are badly needed, ac
cording to Bill Braseau who Is In Fashion Revue at Miller's tonight,
charge. Persons willing to donate Come!
D!.eir,tild1."emr' Technocrat. Meet - A large
" . " ."I5.-'" " ... I prnwd tiiraaa nut at th Ht-r If- I wiuyuu
municate wun uraseau oy camng "i" ni-Orego Power company are
4939. The group wm leave nere at , i.itl I compensatory and In ac-
7 o'clock and return by 9. For ni" mii-V Uw w" ordered
r.i vxr Ttraioan hiLi Tiro-1 technocracy by Willamette stu- . v. v..,
VikA mhw VnltainrnVnta' it of Dr. Laughlin's sociology Z"'Zf:i Z
class. The debaters showed them- . " ,7 .7 'a
selves exceptionally well inform- Lv J.00,"".!1.!?. -A -"
ed. A lively discussion with the 1""J VlvXtZY k. iv
debater, acting a. chairmen took I 7. tJZ l.PTb f
place afterward. Tonight the I "
Investigation to determine
whether the charges, practices
and kervlce of the Byllesby En
gineering A Management corpor
ation to the Mountain States
Power company and the Califor-
Tided monthly entertainments at
the hospitals
Fashion Revue at Miller's tonight.
Comet
Two Roofs Blaze Roofs of two
nouses were damaged by fire here
yesterday. In the forenoon fire
men extinguished a small blaze on
the roof of the house at 79 North
Winter street, occupied by Mrs.
Martha Clark and owned by H. E.
Stiff. A roof fire In a bouse at
22nd snd Hyde streets in the ear
, ly afternoon did considerable
damage. M. N. Crowe was tenant
of the house, which Is owned by
Walter Keyes.
Fishing season opens Saturday.
Try a pair of our 14 In. or IS In.
Imported oil tan leather boots.
Friendly Five, $5.00. Only at
Bishop's.
Miss Blgelovr Here Miss Alida
Bigelow, Oregon field representa
tive tor the American Red Cross,
is spending several days in Salem
this week conferring: with local
leaders In the various Red Cross was haled into Justice court yes-
activfties. The Red Cross chapter terday on an n. s. f. check charge
here cooperates In relief work, I DUt when he agreed to make
conducts first aid classes and g00a the checks, the private pros
anonaors the work of the Junior 1 auntnr and state consented to
Beethovens Will
Give Program at
Y Friday Night
The Beethoven society of Wil
lamette university will be in
charge of the regular Friday night
lobby program at the T. M. C. A.,
Friday night at 8 o'clock.
The program, entirely musical.
will consist of three piano num
hers by Frances Lawes, Ruth
Schrleber and Morjorie Odell; to
cal solos by Elizabeth Clement and
Maurice Dean; violin selections by
Jeanette Scott and Jeanette Smith,
and trumpet duet by Gus Kemple
and Wesley Roeder.
Mayor Bespeaks Patronage
For Opening Concert,
Monday at Armory
8upport tor the Salem Civic
Men's chorus was urged yesterday
by Mayor Douglas McKay. "Sa
lem has long felt the need of such
a group for conventions and en
tertalnment of a civic nature and
It should have all the support
needed for this enterprise." said
the mayor.
He urged citizens to support
the club and to attend the open
Ins: concert of the season which
will be given Monday at the arm
ory.
A varied program of music for
this program Is to be announced
this week by Professor E. H. Hob
son. director. Twenty-five local
men make up the personnel, . all
being singers of ability. Solos and
quartet nubmers will add to the
attractiveness of the coming concert.
McKay explained yesterday to
the Salem Klwanls club that the
local chorus is to give three eon-
certs yearly and that all proceeds
from the chorus will go to Its sup
port so service clubs, civic clubs
and other organizations may have
musical entertainment furnished
by the chorus for their own as
well as convention programs.
At the luncheon meeting of the
Klwanls club, a quartet from the
chorus sang two numbers which
were well received. In the quar
tet are Richard Barton, Ronald
Craven. Wendell Robinson, and
Herbert Hobson. The latter sang
a solo at the luncheon meeting.
Hall Sentenced
But is Paroled
Loren Hall, arraigned yester
day before Jndge L. H. McMahan
and eharged with Illegal cohabita
tion, pleaded guilty as eharged
and was sentenced for six months
in the county jalL He was then
paroled from the bench under the
customary court restrictions.
Irene N. Matlock, Indicted with
him, did not come before the
court.
Gabriel Powder
Co.TakesOver
International
Gabriel Powder A 8upply Co j
Is taking over the agency for In
ternational Harvester company
line of farm Implements, snceed
lnr the Calloway Implement Co.
Gabriel Bros., will continue their
other lines, lumber, powder and
building supplies, a business they
established eight years ago. Mr.
Calloway expects to return to Leb
anon.
Besides their location here on
North Capitol, Gabriel Bros., have
, a store in Eugene, and will handle
tne international line mere aiso.
IleS) -sr 4 lbs. 2
Peanut Butter
good quality
in bulk
Dev. Meat Uiin 4
cans
Mott, Steiwer
Pledge Aid on
Road Question
Letters were received at the
state highway department Tues
day from Representative Mott
and Senator Steiwer that they
would use their influence to have
the government reinstate $2(0.
000 of emergency relief funds
and $200,000 of forestry funds
for highway construction in this
state.
This balance In these federal
Pride of the j T
See Charlie at the Safeway Market
Fresh Veal Stew lb.
91.00 orders delivered free excepting features
Save at.tbe
following
Safeway Stores x
We Reserve the
Right te Limit
Quantities
DISTRIBUTIONWITHOUTWASTE
No. 87 162 N.
Commercial
Phone 6169
No. 66 1078 N.
Cmpltol
Phone 8620 .
Technocracy forum will meet as
usual at the library auditorium
at 8 o clock. Everyone is Invited.
Arehart and Aldrlch in new loca
tion at 161 K. Liberty, where we
will continue to make foundation
garments and carry a complete
line of millinery. Wo also make
and remodel hats.
Pre-Easter Service Services j
for nrayer and humiliation in
commemoration of Christ's suf-
ferine and death will be held
Friday from 10 a. m. to S p. m.
in the House, of Prayer ehurch,
17th and Chemeketa, announces
the castor. Rev. A. -J. Smltb.
Several visiting ministers will
give brief messages.
Fresh made Easter Candies. Spa.
N. S. F. Checks Boh Austin
Red Cross.
Medium and heavy hens wanted.
Cross Market, 265 N. Liberty.
Phone 4133.
Miss Taylor Better Miss Grace
L. Taylor, Marion county health
nurse, yesterday was reported
feeling better but not yet ahle to
dron the charges. Complaint was
made by Frank Stoddard of the
Bligh Billiard parlors.
Easter Lilies. Choice selection at
Olson, Florist, 499 Court.
Zinser Make Denial There Is
no authority for published state
ments that F. Howard Zinser will
return to work. She was painfully De a part time official In charge of
bruised about the lace a wees: ago tke B0y scout orrice, zinser Biaiea
when struck by Mrs. Rose Farlow
at Washington school. Miss Taylor
said she hoped to Tesume her du
ties Thursday.
Fishing season opens Saturday.
Step out In a pair ot our famous
Friendly Five fishing boots. $5.00.
Only at Bishop's.
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Tuesday. Any such arrangement
will have to await a legal meeting
of the executive board of Cascade
Area council, and negotiations
with regional headquarters, he
said.
Co-op to Meet Members ot the
Salem unit ot the Dairy Cooper-
. ..onnlatlnn will Tn Apt at t f! P.
Lesion Council Postponed lrl.,v,
McSherry, secretary, announced Frlday nlgnt Rt s o'clock. An im
yesterday that the meeting of the DOrtant discussion regarding the
Manoa cuuuij vuuuvu '"" feed situation will be neia. une
American legion, scheduled tor probiem 0 the group at present
fa, . v . a e a, a a r t v. A ae .a k 4 I . . a
is In regard to contracting ior
hay.
Used clothing, etc., would be ap
preciated by Salvation Army.
Phone 9437.
The man
who could sell more life
insurance than any
man I ever heard of
never shouted. Notice
the men who hold the
records for selling . .
they just talk in a quiet
easy way.
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Friday nleht at Silverton, had
been postponed. The move was
made on account of the pre-Eas-ter
day, Good Friday.
Fancy boxes filled with our
finest Easter candy, 20c to $1.
The Spa.
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Gelhlar New Member Max
ftaihiar. director of the state de-
flnardian Reports The Ladd & I Af arrlcnlture. became a
Bush Trust company, guardian of new member of the Salem Kiwan-
the estate of Anna viuesi, insane, clQD yesterday. He was present
made its annual report In probate wUll nlg membership pin by Dr.
eourt here yesterday. Income to Qeorge h. Alden of Willamette
the estate tor tne year a bu i nnlversity.
11280 including saie ot certain
property: outgo has been $94$. Wolf Called Away Fred Wolf,
The value of tb estate at present Salem high school principal, was
la $834. called to forest Grove yesterday
Vr thA lllnega of a member of his
Easter Lilies. Choice selection at I famuy. He expects to be back to-
Olson, Florist, s uourt. day or tomorrow.
fines on Contract S h e r m
Swank filed suit here yesterday
aaklnr for title to real property
which he sold In 1922 on contract!
to O. H. Colgan and others. The
agreed price was $4500 and $1,-
987 has been paid on this price,
$2510 being yet due, together!
with certain taxes and Interest.
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Weston To Mr. And Mrs.
Charles O. Weston. 1595 South
Commercial street, a boy, Stanley!
Louis, bom on April at Salem
general hospital. .
Vacuum Cleaners
and Floor Waxers
To Rent
Call 6910, Used Furniture
Department
1S1 North High
Crating
Moving - Storing -
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PHONE 3131
We Also Handle Fuel Oil, Coal and Briquets and High
Grade Diesel Oil for Tractor Engines and Oil Burners
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It's like this:
Chesterfields just go along in
their own quiet way making
friends from day to day.
There's no noise about it,
no "back talk."
The Chesterfield slogan
Just two words, 'They Satisfy"
is a plain simple statement
telling about Chesterfield's
merits.
It means that Chesterfields
are milder they taste better.
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cigarette ttat tastes better
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free merchandise to first
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