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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salcra. Oregon, Wednesday Morning, May 17. 1933
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Local News Briefs
Firemen on Vacation Tour , Fba Eastern Trip Mr. and
inembeT of! Salem fire depart- Mrs. Vera or M. Sackett, 1510
inent begani their annual two- ?0Qtlirintfr BreLt: lan t0 leTe
.v. ,.ti ,u v. v,v here Thursday for New York state
,T n S S and for Massachusetts where they
Hoover, B. D. Lewis. Paul Phil- will a numb6r of with
1 pa - and Fred Hunt. -Thevaca- and e reiatlTe, Fred B.
tion -period for. the -department Sackett of McMinnville will ae-
began April ? 15. The men re- company them on the trip and on
eeive pay while absent from city their return the party expects to
duty but ar not permitted dur- attend the world's fair at Chica-
Ing this time to enter any other g0. Mr. Sackett, senior, is a na-
galnf ul occupation, under " civil tiro of New York state and will
errlce rules. Firemen; who hare there visit a group af relatives,
just returned from vacations are going later into Massachusetts
Warren Lindesy, Elmer Johnson, where members of the family will
Ellis Hughes and Herbert Ray. be visited at Springfield.
Vitality Health shoes, America's Leaves $10,004 The estate of
outstanding values. A AAA to D, the late Anna Stute has a value of
15, few at 16. Acklin Bcwtery, $10,004 according to an inventory
1X1 North High. filed in probate cotrt yesterday,
' - . t-" the appraisal of the assets baring
Fiiwen Inspect Inspectton been made by Walter S. Kern,
of Salem business buildings for t.uVa t, t
olns on re8.ulf1!: HenrT Stute was administrator of
ly with off-shift officers of the the property. Deposits in the
tire department doing the work. Prudential SaTings and Loan as
In general, j only the usual run sociation in Portland, which to
ot harards, such as trash collec- Ulled $2644, are appraised at
tion. Inter -connected basements 1580, and a number of mortnn
and over-loaded electric lines are owned by the deceased are sub-
being found. The work is being stantially scaled down in the an-
done oy Assistant umei wuiiami praisau
Twam fantalm Han Van o-Tit Pan. I
tain C. P. Thrapp and Warren itle Qn,elcdTiIe to tn9 pro"
Lindsey. together with Chief Jg p?! by the North.we?
Hirrr Hnttmi Fruit Products company on South
Harry Hutton. Commercial and Trad-street, has
No Relative Found Unable beei Quieted by a decree issued
to locate any relatives of H. O. Tuesday in circuit court here to
Boesser, aged fruit worker who Stevenson of Eugene who
Am.A tiara, last TneaiiaT CnmriAr bought the property at tax sale.
I. E. Barriek yesterday announc-1 Stevenson Is understood to have
ed he would order Boesser inter- -ui io proviae mm-
seir with a merchantable title in
in front of the United State Na- . 5"di A1 ln wnlcn th Dr
tlonal bank. The coroner receir- ta 1 J"6"0" ,n,ter:
-nrA mm RrooVlvn. N. V? "ted in making a brewery out of
police that they were unable to ino "ure.
located a son of the man, be- j Educators to Sneak Follow.
lleved by Salem acquaintances to ing a series of talks over KOAC
be living there. on "The Citizen and His School."
IS rrOUTV Of laariln ailnn.fn.. 4
Free Instructions, ballroom tango, the state will speak over the Cor
( Mellow Moon 8 to 9 every Wed. Tauig gtatlon on subjects of Inter-
Haywire roup Hed - Capi- 4-
tal post's increasingly popular 0ft Th4 - 'nl! r7; "
Havwlro orchestra played at a
meeting of the Portland Ameri
can Legion and auxiliary at Mul
tnomah hotel Monday night. Sat
urday night the quartet, con
sisting of Dr. A. D. Woodman
see. Dr. 8. F. Scott, H. R. White
and Frank Zihn. will play at
the tri - state "wreck" of
40 et 8.
on 'The School District Clerk and
his Job," while Mrs. Mary L. Ful
Kerson, county school sunerinten-
dent, speaks June 6 on "The Is
suance of School Warrants." The
stated time for each address is
7:30 p. m.
Dr. Warner Speaker Dr. Es
tella Ford Warner, former head
of the Marion county health unit,
and now field representative of
the United States public health
service, will be one of the main
speakers May 24 at the annual
convention of the national con
gress of parents and teachers, at
Walla Walla, Wash. Dr. Warner's
headquarters are in Washington,
D. C.
Salem's leading mum grower will
be at Petland Wed. with hundreds
of , named varieties of mums to
choose from. Phone 6767.
Decrees Granted Three de-
thelcrees for money, granted by de-
iauu, were issued ln circuit court
yesterday. They were: Union
Central Life Insurance company
against George H. Wilde and
others, 81827, Interest and costs;
lveonara Goets against Charles M
Parker and others, $824. Interest
and costs; Prudential Insurance
company against George H. Sharp
and others, $9238, interest and
costs.
Petland's Chrysanthemum Day
wed. only. Potted Mums 60c dox
I'' unnamed. 273 State.
Ainsworth Visits J. C. Ains
worth, chairman of the board of
the United States National bank
of Portland, and Paul Dick,
president, visited Salem yester-
Doney to Speak President Carl
G. Doney speaks next Sunday over
a Portland radio station on
"Sportsmanship," his address be
ing planned as a part of the pro
gram sponsored by the Willam
ette Philharmonic choir. Thurs
day, June 1. Dr. Doney will de
liver the commencement address
day morning. They were Just at Albany college, speaking in
out for a ride and wanted tojHauser gymnasium at 2:30 p. m
look Salem over," they said, to a class of 21 seniors.
OThHa in tha ritv thev visited the!
i , v-v. Granted Divorce Bessie Bo-
bell was yesterday granted a dlv-
Barns Loses License Elmer orce decree from Orville Bobell,
Rums. S9S South 14th street, her husband, in an order signed
pleaded guilty in municipal court by Judge L. G. Lewelling, who rni yi
yesterday to a charge of reck- also granted her the return of her 1 JlTe KOUDl6S
less driving, prererrea against i d" nuag. me
him Sunday when his automobile ?obeil8. wer married December
w Mr indee d. 1929, in Vancouver, Wash.
Mark Poulsen suspended Burns' Sh5 fh"d ?. T8 L-CfUi v nf
reqnently was drank.
H1EIBII MB illlSOBJECTI:
DECREE Oil H DISCUSSED TUESDAY
Bundy to Keep $2000 Note. Departure From Golden Rule
Counter Claim Against Unnecessary. Harry V.
Endicott Allowed Collins Asserts
In a decree for Clarkson Bundy. I The six fundamental objectives
90-year-old Civil war veteran. I of the Klwanis organisation were
Judge L. G. Lewelling yesterday carefully discussed and enlarged
held S. M. Endicott, local attor- upon Tuesday noon It u lm
ney, was not entitled to return of prompts talk to the members of
$2000 promissory note given that group here by Harry Collins.
Bundy ln 1929. The court at the substituting for Frank Lonergan.
same time upheld Bandy's conn- Portland attorney, who was un-ter-claim
and allowed blm to able to till bis speaking date,
claim a judgment for $2000 Collins, manager of this district
against Endicott, pending settle- ot the Pacific Telephone and
xeiegrapn company, said JUwania
in the lives of its. member the
objectives for which It was found
ed. Ho outlined as needed Klwanis
motives spiritual emphasis la all
life's relationships, application of
the golden rule as a law ot con
duct. Improved ethics ln business
and professional life. Improved
eltlsenshJp on the part ot all Kl
wanians, increased friendliness
between citsens et a community
and development of a sane, help
ful community spirit.
"We have beard much recent
ly ot the departure from the gold
standard. Collins said. "The
golden rule Is a standard from
which no on needs to depart.
E. V. Blair ot McMlnnvflle
headed a group from that city
which asked a large attendance
of Salem Kiwanlans at an Inter
city all-day meet to be held Sat
urday, May 27, ln MoMInnville.
The conference during the day
will be followed by a dinner,
dance and entertainment at night.
ment of the note.
Endicott started the action I would fall It It did not exemplify The district governor ot Klwanis
when Bundy refused to return the
note to him at the same time re
taining possession ot two $1000
Republic of Columbia bonds. En
dicott claimed that the note was
in the nature of an interim certi
ficate held by Bundy while the
bonds were being purchased and
that delivery of the bonds to Bun
dy closed the transaction and
made it mandatory for Bundy to
return the bonds to Endicott.
Bundy held that be had mere
ly loaned Endicott $2000 taking
tne two south American bonds as
security and that the obligation of
$2000 was still in effect.
Judge .Lewelling said the evi
dence of the transaction was rath
er Incomplete and that undoubt
edly some confusion existed be
tween Endicott and Bundy, both
hard of hearing and somewhat
casual ln their business relations.
The court, however, held that the
burden of proof was with Endi
cott and claimed that he had not
made a conclusive proof of a sale
of bonds by him to Bundy, rather
than a two-year loan, secured by
the-bonds.
When Endicott fir;, asked for
the return of the bonds they were
quoted at $676 each. The pres
ent market quotation is about
$215 each.
if expected to attend.
two vocai toios wer pven'Tsy
William Bush, Salem high school
youth, who won first honors tn
the eontest for low voiees at For
rest Grove last month. He was ae
eompanled by bis brother. Jack
Bosh.
Coufy Appeals Clackamas
eounty. unsuccessful defendant ln
a . ease recently brought against
It by the Marlon Auto company
here, yesterday tiled notice ot ap
peal t the stato supreme court.
A Judgment ot $2141 was won by
the plaintiff la eireult court hero.
Members ot the Clackamas coun
ty court are named as Individual
defendants la the action.
Devotional Meet Tbnnday
The monthly devotional meeting
of the T. M. C. A. board of direc
tors will be held Thursday noon
at the T with a noon luncheon. R.
J. Hendricks will bo the leader
and Paul Wallace chairman.
RECALL PETITIONS
Hi
Kleinsorge and Duncan Tar
get of Move Over
School Affairs
8ILVERTON, May if. Peti
tions seeking recall ot two Silver
ton school board members. Dr.
R. S. Klelnsorg and R- B. Dun
can, were placed ln circulation
here today. Another set ot peti
tions seeks to place up for elec
tion June 19 four men, Ike Wor
den, H. B. Jorgenson, A. J. Lath
ers and Ernest Boesch.
The petitions were drawn by
Lars Bergsvik ot Salem, attorney
..for the recall eommitee.
V Lack of economies la keeping
with present seeds. Is cited as.
reason for the attempted recall.
The alleged failure to economize
include failure to reduce indebt
edness, fall ore to pare down on
hiring ot employes! and failure to
cut teachers salaries la keeping
with other class A distriots. One
specific reason given Is the in
creasing ot Superintendent Rob
ert Goets salary to $2700, after
he had reduced It voluntarily from
$3600 to $2400. When it was rais
ed to $2700. It was stipulated
Goets should ' serve as superin
tendent and principal.
Plaa for Memorial Day The
Federated Patrlotis soefeUes will
hold a meeting to make plan for
Memorial day, Friday night at 8
o'clock at the chamber of com
merce. An patriotic order are
asked to have .representatives at
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CHEKEK TO DO
TO A B I Q U A SUNDAY
On Sunday morning. May 21, at
8:10 o'clock, the Chemeketans
will leave from the Jenny Llnd on
North High street for a special
outing not previously announced
on their schedule for May. The
drive will be through Sllverton to
ward Scotts Mills, turning right
onto graveled road marked "Abi-
qua Creek" after crossing covered
bridge over the Abiqua, and pro
ceeding to Abiqua camp, a total
distance of 25 miles from Salem.
cars will be left at this camp
where there is an attractive pic
nic ground and a good swimming
hole. .
A hike of nine miles will be led
by George Fennimore, proprietor
of Abiqua camp and familiar with
the romantic history and legends
of the locality. Points of special
interest to be visited are the Old I
Stone church, Abiqua falls, and
the Milk ranch. The trails pass
through the 4000 acre Benedictine
tract.
All who are interested ln spring
time hikes in the forests are invit
ed to participate. The usual trail
lunches should be taken.
driver's license for 30 days.
To Wed, First
Time For Each
34 GOLD STANDARD
gfSive "Values
Dance tonlte, Mellow Moon. Don
Woodry's 9-piece band. -
Another Fflee S. J. Ely of
Rotarians to Eugene Seven
Salem Rotarians motored to Eu
gene last night to attend an lnter-
Tnree marriage licenses were
issued here Monday, as follows:
George R. Harberger, 21, 1760
South Liberty, butcher, and Delia
Reedsport, Douglas county, yes- city Rotary gathering sponsored Krupicka, 19, Woodburn, house-
terday filed with the secretary of
state here as a delegate to the
proposed constitutional conven
tion to Vote on repeal of the 18th
amendment to the federal consti
tution. Ely favors repeal of tne
amendment.
Haworth Stays In The state
supreme court Tuesday affirmed
the decree of Judge Duffy of
Crook county in the case involving
Seth Haworth, under penitentiary
sentence for a statutory offense.
The opinion was written by Jus
tice Campbell.
Vancouver License - Marriage
license was issued ln Vancouver
Monday to Chesley Campbell, 22,
718 North Front street, and Miss
Effle F. May, 18, 432 Marion, both
ot Salem.
by the club there. Delegations
from all the valley dubs were in
attendance. Those going from
Salem were W. L. Phillips, presi
dent, Walter Malloy, Carle
; Abrams, W. T. Jenks, H. S. Glle,
! Homer H. Smith and C. E. Wilson.
Rotary Hears Chambers Sa
lem Rotarians will hear Frank
Chambers, Eugene businessman,
as the speaker at their noon
luncheon today. Chambers will
tell of his experiences on a re
cent trip to Russia.
Obit
uary
Trott
keeper.
Hubert L. Ashby, 24, 210 South
19th, service station attendant,
and Fae Driseoll, 20, 785 Ferry,
domestic. The wedding is slated
for May 18, with Rev. H. C. Sto
ver officiating.
William Hoffenbreal, 24, Aums-
ville farmer, and Virginia Schaef
er, 19, Shaw, domestic.
In each case the approaching
altar trip is the first.
End CATARRH
This Natural Way
Catarrh undermines the health.
At tha rAaManra on rnnta 4 Ra. I garni thft Ufa ef thm tndivldna.1 and
Philharmonic Orchestra and Phil-j iem MaT 18 Helena Farrow heads to serious complications
harmonic Choir concert, Armory,
May 22nd, 8:30 p.m. Adults 50c,
students 25c
$40O In Estate The personal
assets of the estate of the late Ef
fle B. Allen amount to $400 ac
cording to an appraisal filed In
probate court Tuesday. A. E. Al
len 1 executor ot the property.
Coming Events
May 10 All Salem school
children concert la benefit
program la armory.
May 23 Final concert of
season of Symphony orches
tra here; Willamette Phil
harmonic choir ' assisting;
armory.
May 26-27 Oregon State
Association of Master
Plumbers, annual meeting.
June 1-4 - Evangelical
conference. First Evangeli
cal church. -
Jane 2-4 Fourth Annual
Willamette Valley Flower
Shew.- V... t:-.; -v
Jane 7 Marion county
Jersey Cattle dub, fair
grounds. June 10 "Willamette nnl
1 versity commencement. ! t
Jane SO-22 O. A. B. and
affiliating bodies annual en
campment. July 24-26 Annual En
campment, Spanish I Wat
Veterans.
Sept. 4-8 Oregon state
fair.
Trott, aged 14 years. Survived by j such as indigestion and ulcers ot
; husband, George Trott ot Salem; I the stomach. One of the runda-
i brothers. H. C. Farrow of Denver, mental causes of catarrh is a
Colo.. Edward Farrow of Cleve- i snonage or some oi tne essential
; land. Funeral announcements la- mineral needed by the body. Re
i ter by Clough-Barrick company. I build your normal mineral bal
ance wun uai-u-uine. mis nai-
Anderson urai mineral water supplies ail or
In this city, Jack L. Anderson cell-salt and minerals essen-
of Portland, aeed 18 years, finr- to me in a natural form
. I . a. . av a. a
vlved by mother. Mrs. R. A. Har- easily assimiiaiea oy ui Diooa
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mon of Portland. Funeral an- ein. n i noi a meaicine or a
nouncsment later by Clough-Bar- v. one naii-gauon is enougn
vfiV onmnanv I IOr a ffiODlQ I SUUDiy.
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In this city May 11. H. G. Boes- j ,e M iml yo? of tke ?
I ser. aged 70 years. Late resident " FD"
ot 148 North Front street. Fun-
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C. Harritt, widow of John w. Har-
rltt who died January 12, 1931.
I Survived by a niece. Mrs. Llle
Daniels et Eugene; also several
other nieces and nephew. - Fun
eral tcrrices Wednesday. May IT,
;t 1:30 p.m.: from the chapel et
i W. T. Rigdon and Son. Rev. Guy
DrUl officiating. Interment I. O.
O. P, cemetery.
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Hahn - To ilr. and Mrs. Her-
! man ; Hahn, route eight, a boy,
Frantlra Delano, born My i
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