The OREGON STATESMAN. Salen, Oregon Satnrfay Blornin?, 'May 27, 1923
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Brief:
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; Nichols Decline Represent
tatlve B- P. Nichols of Douglas,
yesterday sent a letter to Hal E.
llosg secretary of. "state, In which
he declined to, assist la writing
the affirmative' argument for the
state power measure which will
go before the Toters of Oregon
at the special election July 21.
Asks New Judge Affidavits of
prejudice were filed In two cases
pending in circuit court yesterday,
plaintiffs holding that Judge L. G.
Lewelling was prejudiced, plain
tiffs are John W. Flshburn and
others and Qunmunder Thorstein
son and others, both suing the
Central Public Service company
and its officials for recovery on
Nichols Informed the secretary of purchase of certain certificates of
state mat ne voted against - me i. a. sioca.
bill In the house and was op
posed to Its passage.' Nichols was
appointed a member of the com
mittee to prepare the affirma
tive argument r by Earl gnell,
Dance Mellow Moon tonight. Don
jWoodry's band. Biggest and best
In the, valley. -
Accident Reported Rev. J.
u i - w I uvvmu m'Vl VTV1 ACT
speaker of thC house of reri- I R. Buck, 751 Chemeketa street.
seniauves at tne i3 tegisia-1 and Jacob Amsler, 1043 South
tore.' ' ; . " ;.' " I High street, reported to citv no
nce yesterday of a collision be
tween automobiles they were
driving, at State and Commercial
ivAAia XT a. i m
"1 n . ,.,. ine misbap.
tlTQ ICOBiuu WCl va .vu Kbw I
department Friday by K. C. El- Wanted, used furniture. Tel. 5110
a ridge, Jr., or roruana. repre-
To Refer Olea Tax Completed
petitions for the referendum of
the so-called oleomargarine tax
senting the Anti-Food Tax league.
The petitions contain 18,439 sig
natures, as against 16,667 requir
ed by law. The referendum will
. go on the ballot at the special
election on July 121. The legisla
tive act : provides a tax of four
cents per pound on all oleomar
garine manufactured and sold In
the state of Oregon.
Dance tonite Kentl Hall.
Borne Do Not Cut Several Sa
lem cleaners and pressers organi
sations yesterday declared they
were not engaging In cut-throat
competition In out-of-town places
as J. L; NorriB, operator of a dry
cleaning plant at Monmouth,
charged while on a visit' here this
week. These local firms declared
they were holding up prices in all
areas at the same level charged to
Salem customers.:
Eyre Manages Paper " David
Eyre of Salem, student in journal
Ism at the University of Oregon,
was managing editor of the Eu
gene. Register-Guard one day this
week when student! of an advanc
ed journalism class took over and
managed the paper for one day.
Editorials were written by the
editing class at the university un
der the direction of Dean Eric W.
Allen. - v'::- tt'1' .
4 Accidents: Fatal There
were four fatalities due to indus
trial accidents in Oregon during
the two weeks ending May 25, ac-
cording to a report prepared by
the state industrial accident com
mission yesterday The -.victims
were T. P. Robley, Springfield;
Herbert Pearl, Goble; Arthur Far
ber. Nam pa, Ida., and R. N. Col
lier, Portland. There were 795 ac
cidents reported. .. ''A;.
Week-end special: Zinnias, salvia,
snapdragons, petunias and other
bedding plants, f 0c per dos. Also
a complete line of porch, box
plants. Individual tomatoes 6c
each. (We are open Sundays "and
evenings.) Arthur Plants Green
houses, 1298 S. 13th street.
!; Will Visit . Salem Pauline
Rickli Cairns of Orofino, Ida.,
will arrive In Salem today for a
week's visit with ' friends accord
ing to a telegram received yester
day by Miss-Ruth Smith, mathe
- matics instructor at Salem high
school. Until her marriage two
ears aro Mrs. Cairns was an
Services Planned Sedgwick
Post No. 10 of the Grand Army
of the Republic is presenting the
service at tne American Lutheran
church Sunday at 11 o'clock and
a special Invitation Is being ex
tended the American Legion post
to auena.
Special showing of graduation
gifts. Emmons, Inc., 426 State.
Favors Repeal A. J. Black
erby of Malheur county yesterday
rued in . the state department as
a delegate to the proposed consti
tutional convention to rote on re
peal of the eighteenth amendment
I to the state constitution. Black
erby. favors repeal of the amend
ment.
lapestry art crait fire screens.
etc. Free Instruction, a short time
only. Begin at once. Miller's Gift
Balcony.
Farm House Damaged Ap
proximately 1 100 damage was
done to a house occupied by IL
W. Irvine, southwest of ity View
cemetery, when the structure
caught fire yesterday forenoon
City firemen used chemicals to
extinguish the blaze. The house is
owned by Mrs. B. B. Boot.
See our windows for graduation
gifts. Emmons, Inc., 426 State.
Final Account In Final ac
count In the estate of O. H. P.
Jeffries, deceased, was filed yes
terday in probate court by John
Bayne, administrator. Receipts to
the estate totaled 1 780. the bulk
of which cam from a legacy re
ceived from the estate of Emily
W. Jeffries.
nraF
Mil, in the Churches
Meeting Called Monday at
Chamber of Commerce;
Tax Said Exorbitant
Common problems confronting
wood haulers, gravel haulers and
other truck agents and owners as
a result Of the new truck legisla-I A Hypnotism, Denounced." Suadey
ST. JOHX'S ITJTHZSA
Missouri Sraoa
IStfc and A streets. H. W. Greet, tu
tor. Xnglita terries wit eelebrstioa of
holy communion, S :3. Preparatory Mrr
ice, w as uennsa ssreices. Bun oar
; scaooi ia aeaoot aaeutertank
- nxsT OHVBCH OF CHXMST.
.4 SCXEMT2SX
Chemeketa end Liberty. Sudty tcrr-
ce, u i. a. tea S p. tv. ' Meemeriem
ti on going into effect shortly will
be discussed at a meeting at the
chamber of commerce Monday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock, W. F.
Brown, wood bauier, announces.
The cost of operating trucks
under this law will be prohibitive:
so far as the wood and travel
truck owners, are concerned, the
trucks will simply have, to be laid
up under the new law.as.lt will
be impossible to operate under
such exhorbitant charges," Mr.
Brown says. "
Tire agents.' service station op
erators and farmers with trucks
are also urged to attend the meet
ing. : - -r ,
If this law is enforced the
towns and cities of the state will
be without fuel supplies and hun
dreds of people who are making
only a bare living now with their
trucks will be deprived of a means
of livelihood," Mr. Brown states.
Price of fuel will have to be
raised to cover the greatly in
creased cost of hauling, which
will probably mean a 12 per cord
increase in wood, Mr. Brown
states.
The bus and truck law will add
an extra $15 per month road toll
for the average truck, wood haul
ers estimate. This will bring the
yearly operation cost to around
1500, it is said.
- XABXSH STAJIOBXJOAZ.
H. B. Scieeereiem, pea tor, 11(1 TJnteau
Salem, paoee e86. &IDPLB 6KOYK
Caere, tekoel, 10, T. W. Walker, eaper
iateadeaU WonUp, 11, tenses ky patter.
i.L-CJt T, LoU Haeimer. Wader. LA
B1SH CXNTXle Cnaxeh telweL 10. W.
A, BUrker. nperiateade!. O. "t, T,
"Heway We Be Tree te the kliMteeery
Spirit et Jetaat' Mr. Beekat. leader.
Sveniac terries, 4. "The Coriitias't
Werk.'7 CLEAR UlKX Chureh tebeeL
10, W. T. Cellard, taperisUsdest. Jes-
ler 11. aaperrited fiy
Xtrtea 4 Liberty. Brittea Bees, aJa-
Uter. Bible eeheei. t:5, are4 Breec, ta-
peTiateadeat. Maraiac warakip, 11, Dr.
w. T. juiuxaa, epesker; epeeiai ataut.
Jaalor, lateraiediate ead teaior B.T.P.U,
V. T a .A K - - J rri--.:
Wednetdey, 8. Beadinc room ia Mtsoaie I eteaeey aad Haael Clemeai. Orecea eoa-
Mmple opea 11 to 5;0 except Bundaji
tad holiday.
ctfuacH or xesus chkist or
LaTTEB SAT SAJJTTS
460 Cottage. At the Balem Womtn't
elnb. Sunday achool, 10. Preachim, 12.
in i
BBTOBaCED
- Capitol aad Idariea. W. G. Liealcaemper,
paator. Sosday tehooL 10, Jeha XHamj,
auperiateadeat. German aerrieee, 10,
"The First Christian Pentecost." Eng
lish terTicee; 11, "The Power e( the
Holy Spirit"; ipeeial. atutie, tolo by
r. . Kruaa.
XKIOHT MEMORIAL
19th and Ferry. H. O. Storer, aunister.
Church school 10, C. O. Hasrie, tuperln
tendent. Uorainc terrice, 11, Ber. A. B.
Snider of Portland speaker. Xreaiag
serriee, 1 :30, "Heroism ia Ifodern
Life," pastor. Christian adearor, 7:15.
XKOLEWOOD TOTTED XKETEBSK
' 17th and Nebraska. B. V. Wilson, pat
tor. Sunday school, :45. Iforaiaf wor
ship, 11, Chiieren't day exercises, Hrs.
O. A. Chase, director. Creator worship,
T:I0, "Contributions ot Jeans 3, finest
Example ( Sacriflciai LoTe." Toaaa; peo
ple's meeting, 6:30, intermediate aad
senior societies.
SCHEDULES
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Ob ltuary
Endlcott
At the residence 75 North
Church street. May 27, Emma J.
Endlcott. Survived by husband
Samuel M. Endlcott of Salem;
daughter, Genevieve Aherns of
Portland. Funeral services Sun
day, May 28, at 10 a. m., from
the residence. The remains will
be taken to the Portland crema
torium under the direction of W.
T. RIgdon and Son.
A community dally vacation
bible, school is to be held at the
Church of the Nasarene begin
ning Monday morning, June 5,
and continuing for three weeks.
This will be the third summer
that such a school has been con
ducted and there has been an in
creasing enrollment each year.
Last year there were 125 enroll
ed and the average attendance
was 102.
The sessions are held from 9 to
12 every week day morning except
Saturday and the school is open
to all children between the ages
ot four and 15. Four departments
are Included in the organization.
Rev. Fletcher Galloway, pastor
of the church will again be the
superintendent and he will be as
sisted by the following staff of
teachers: Mrs. J. M. Six, Mrs. A.
S. Parnell, Mrs. Louella Hardy,
Mrs. L. D. Smith, Orville Parnell,
Miss Louise Pinnell, Miss Lorene
Smith, Miss Geneva Jayes and
Miss Lois Smith. The course of
study will include bible memory
work, bible drills, music, bible
stories, expressional work and
hand work. No charge is made for
enrollment.
TTTBJTEB METHODIST EPISCOPAL
N. Sherman Hawk, patter. . Sunday
school, 10. Iran Hadley,' eaperin tea dent.
Union baccalaureate serriee, 11, at the
Christian ehnrch. Ep worth lea rue, 7. K re
nin worship, S, "Wtytid Ministries."
Midweek terrice Thursday, TsSO.
O. 4 X. A. OOSPEX. TABEBHACLB
55 Ferry. W. H. Caldwell, pastor,
phone 8693. Sunday school, t:45, Grenrel
Sheets, superintendent; Mrs. A. 3. Har
rison will giro ta illustrated senate to
the 8 on day school. Morning worsihp, 11,
Ersngelitt A. J. Hani eon, speaker. Serr
iee at Shaw community church. I. Serr
iee at Old People's some, S. Teung peo
ple's meeting, 6:30, bible study, "Outlet
for Power." Craning terries, 7:80, the
Hsrrisons will tpetk; also at erery ere
sing meeting aext week except Tuesday.
Those desiring to attend teetioasl young
people's rally tt Silrertoa Tuesdsy wiU
meet tt the tabernacle a ;1& a. ne.
TCRST ' METHODIST ,
Btate sad Chares. B. Karle Parker.
DJD minister. Church achooi, :45. Pub- j
lie worship, 11, sermon; msle - euartet
sad cnorua choir. Yonng people's forum,
o. xaree xpwert leagues, S:SO. Baeea-
Ian i I Tr . a a m 1 . .. A fllM
high school, st 7:80; masie by Philhar
monic caoir ex WiUamette malrersity;
address, "This Dreamer Cometh," Dr.
Ptrker.
fereaee of the Evangelical church Thurs
day, v a. m at rirst ErsageUesi ekarck,
Salem, coatinninr antil Sunday algal,
BO BED ALB rXXXXDS
Mil CUftoa Boss, minister. Sunday
school, 10, featuring; aew jaalor choir.
Morning worship, 11, "Where is Hear
oaf" Boliriaa prayer circle, 6:45. Chrit
tiaa Endearor, 0:45, Albert Cammaek,
leader. Ereniag praise, 8, "Ie There a
Hellt" Bible ttady sad monthly basi
aest session Fridsy, S.
CE0XCH Or CHBI8T
Cottage aad Shipping. C. T. Springer,
minister, 3875 Paeifie highway. Bible
study, 10. Preaching aad eommualon,
IL Ereniag sermon, 7:30. Yonng people's
training elaas Wednesday, 7: SO. Song
practice Friday, 7:30. Preaching erery
Sunday, 8peag's Landing, 8:30.
LESLIE ""lTaT.
Commercial at Mrere. & barlow Jeha.
tea, pastor, 848 East Myers, pheae 9687.
vnurca tcsooi, :43. Morning worshin.
11, "Oar Allegiaaee"; bapUsm ssd re
ception of members; tathoms, "God So
Lored the World" (Stsiaer) sad "O Je
sus -xaou art uunoing'- (Heyser). Let
lie aad Atbury lesgues, 8:45. Happy ere
ning keuf, 7:30, Hare They Pied ia
Vsiat" Song serriee led bv n. IL nw
solo by Mrs. A. E. Ctley. Midweek prtyer
sad study hoar Thursday, 7:80. Can Do
social aiteraeon st horns of Mrs, Wayne
vneawnu. 1113 Honta LJbartv. Wad.
aetdty, 3. Choir rekesrssl Thursday, 7:45,
ran METHODIST
Market sad North. Wiater. J. K. Suw-
srt, pastor. Susdsy sehooL 8:45. laerr
"", eepenaieaoeat. aorniag worship,
11. "Hindering the Holy Oh est." Ere
niag worship, a "Unoa What Tama Will
Christ Beeeire Sinners t" Toang people's
eetiag, i, jasnae jwss, leaoer. rrsyer
meeung luursaay, B.
CALVAET BAPTIST
W. Earl Cochran, minister. Church
school. 9:40. Mrs. W. A. Earkua niwrt.
teadeat. Morning worship, 10:50. "Our
Memorial ; aathem. "Lead Oa, O King"
(Heyser), Incidental solo by Mrs. Tsy
lor. RIJ.U. 7. E renin wor.ain a
The Sword Sheathed la Flowers" Ckeir
rehearsal Thursdsy, 7:80.
BifrsrartTT, atvAwnwrTfllT.
John J Badia. naitor. Inlu aehoaL
3?i ,or,i"S worship. It, "Orerflowing
liUI.
7. Prayer meeting. 7:15. Orchestra srel-
ads, 7:40. Xreaaig serriee, 8, Dr. MUU
kea, speaker.
OEACB OOSPEX, BALL
849 Kertk Commercial. Bible School.
10. Snectsl aseetiags. S sad 7:80. Tnee-
day erening biale study, 7:80, eeepet
tetlag JTneay, 7:10.
TOST COaOEEQATIOEAL
Ceatsr sad Liberty. J. B. 8i mends.
pastor. Sunday school, 9:45. Moraiag
worship. 11. "Words That Keep Mea en
Their Poet.'
. Parker
English teacher at the high school Mrg EUa pa'rker aged 81 y'ears
Beloved mother of Ernest R.
Parker of Porterville, Cal., Mrs.
here for several years
Basement sale of pure silk fine
quality hose, regular 69e (ir-
regulars) all new shades at 48c
pair. Miller's,
Visiting Parent Miss Elsie
Tucker of Portland, Is visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E.-J. Tucker, for sev
eral days. On Thursday, Miss
Tucker will leave for Casanova,
Robert Parker of Salem. Funeral
services will be held Saturday,
May 27, at 2 p. m., from the
! chapel of the Salem Mortuary,
545 North Capitol street. Rev. H.
G. Humphrey officiating. Inter
ment Belcrest Memorial park.
OOTJET 8T&EET CHUECH 01 C HEIST
17th aad Court. Hugh N. McOallum,
paator, 1744 Chemeketa, pkoae 8104.
Bible school. 9:45, Mrs. Irene Waller,
superintendent. Memorial terrice. 11,
"Our Memorial Day"; tpeeial music by
choir. Christian Endearor, 6:15, three
societies. Erening worship aad praise
terrice, 7:30, "Why! Or Lotret end
Pishes." Midweek serriee Wedaesdsy.
7:80, "Alcohol sad My Life," conducted
by yonng people, ia the Bungalow.
SOUTH SALEM FBCEHDS
Commercial st Washington. Charles C.
Haworth, pastor. 8anday school, 10. Mrs.
Bertha M. Haworth, superintendent.
Worship, 11, "The Four Pillars of Chris
tianity" (continued). Christian Endearor,
7. Erening worship, 8.
FIBST CHSISTIAH
High, aad Canter. Cuy L. Drill, pastor.
660 North Cottage. Church school, 9:30,
E. W. Cooler, aaperintendent. Morning
worship, 10:45, memorial serriee for
Spanish war reterane aad auxiliary,
"Why These Stones 1" Young people's
meetings. 6:30. Erening serriee, 7:30,
second la series on "And Christ Also
Said. 'My Church'," special features di
rected by Junior high boys and girls.
FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST
Cottage aad D streets. O. W. Bmtsea.
auaister. Sunday school, 9:45. Moraiag
temee, li, A wonderful Dsy"; shoir
anthem. Erening worship, 8, ''What Is
s Christian I" Regular midweek prayer
meeting Wednesday, 8.
H70HLAJTD FBXEXDS
Highland aad Church. Glan Blaard.
pastor. Bible school. 10. X. M. Beckett,
upennienoeai. morning serriee 11. Us-
to Him Thst is Able." first of a series
oa "God Answering Prtyer." Junior
Christian Endearor, 8; Intermediate. 7
teaior. 7:80. Erening serriee, 8. Prtyer
meeting isursaay. B.
HOTSB OF r EATER
Interdenominational
Chemeketa aad 17th. A. J. Smith, mla
later, 1363 Skinner. West Salem. Prayer
semees, a: 45. also erery week eight,
7:su, except Tnarsasy and Saturday.
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Summer aad Marioa. Emory W. Petti
eord. D.D., minister. Sunday school,
945, L. L. Thornton, superintendent.
Morning worship. 11. "The Susreme
Mlrsele": vrelnde end offertorr br Mrt
Ethel Poling Phelps. Chrlstisn Endearor
reaper serriee, 8:80. Musical prelude.
7:15. Erangelistie serriee, 7:30. "The
Doctrine of the Spirit ; gospel song
serriee led by W. E. Rauhut: special ma
ul cal selections. Bible study and prayer
laursaay, t:so.
At the
Berg
residence on
Appearance Here
Of Stolen Buddy
Poppies Feared
Fear that persons who stole
several hundred "Buddy Popples'
in Portland two days ago might
try tO Vend them here today Was intendent. Morning worship, ll, "Our
aseusney, presiueni OL ids Amen
7A80W LEE MEMORIAL
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Jefferson and Winter. H. O. Humphrey.
pastor. Sunday school, 9:45. Morning
worship, 11, memorial terrice: special
rhorus musie led by Prof. Herman Clark.
Erening worship. 7:30. musical terries
by present tnd former members of choir.
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD
Hood sad Cottage. O. T. KeaL vaster.
Bunds t school. 10. James Davis, superin
tendent. Moraiag warship, 11. Ereniag
worship, 7:30. Xenag people's meeting.
6:30, Mrs. Edrea Elliot, president. Prayer
ssd testimony meeting Wedaesdsy, 7:30.
PEE2EYTSRIAB
Winter sad Chemeketa. Orerer CL Sirt-
ehet, D.D.. pester. Church school. 9:80,
Balph Scott, suserinteadent. Moraine
worship, 11. memorial Sunday. "The Vie
ta of Memory"; aathem, "Gola' Home"
(Drorak); nolia solo by Mist Jeaaaette
Scott. "Elegie" . (Massenet). ChristUa
Endearor societies. 6:30. Ereaing praise.
i tea, .' Pratt Him for His Marvelous
Warkt'; anthem. "There Shall Be Night
' Mors" (Fearis).
14 STUDETS BITER
SilSKlSOCiETi
Installation Service
Seniors' Farewell
; Held on Friday
and
are
H MEEK
6M III H
I
The R. D. E. Smith evangelistic
services being conducted at the
Evangelistic tabernacle on Ferry
street at 13th have drawn a good
attendance and stirred consider
able interest. The evangelist
spoke last night on the subject of
divine healing. He differentiate'!
between mental healing, hypnotic
healing and true divine healing.
stripping the doctrine of erron
eous Ideas that have been con
fused with it, bringing forth sim
ply the clear teaching of the
scriptures.
Mr. Smith speaks tonight on
the "Translation of the Church."
His subject Sunday afternoon at
S o'clock will be on the Holy
Spirit, "The Altar in the River.'
an inspirational message. The ev
ening erangelistie message will
be on the subject, "The Mark of
the Beast." Tuesday night he
speaks on The Heart of God.'
There Is no meeting Monday even
Ing.
Fourteen students were formal
ly Inducted into the Salenj. high
school Sigma Lambda chapter of
the National Honor society, at
installation ' services held at a
joint Junior-senior assembly held
in the auditorium Friday. Alan
Baker, president, and other char
ter members were in charge of the
installation.
The new members, all of whom
will be seniors next year, are
Joyce Albee, Lois Burton. Edward
Panington, Cornelia Hulst, Car
olyn Hunt. Mary Elizabeth Kelts,
Roberta McGilchrlst. Irma Oehler,
Virginia Pugh, Ronald Saunders,
Norman Scott, Wallace Sprague,
Tatsura Yada and Betty Taylor.
- Toketos of appreciation were
presented to Marjory Christenson,
Walter Bowman and Shannon
Hogue, senior class advisors, by
members of the graduating class.
The senior class will was read
by Joe Darby and the class history
by Dorothy Beckley. In closing
Bill Bush sang "Auld Lang Syne.
accompanied by his brother. Jack
Bush.
Senior class members filed
from the auditorium first and
next year's incoming clasg took
their places. '
A second and general assembly
commemorating Memorial day.
was held at 2:30 o'clock with Irl
MeSherry present as speaker for
the third consecutive year." The
subject of his talk was "Patriot
ism." Miss Lena Belle Tartar
led in assembly singing of the
Star Spangled Banner."
Decision is Due
Today on Strong
Hearing Outcome
The fate of Leo Strong as far
as his Job on the city police de
partment is concerned will be de
cided today by the civil service
commission. Chairman Paul V.
Johnson announced last night
The commission will weigh the
evidence presented at the hearing
Thursday night and decide whe
ther or not It merits Strong's re
instatement to the police force.
Strong was discharged by Chief
Frank A. MInto May 15 for con
duct unbecoming an officer.
first publle recital. He gave a pro
gram chosen from famous cem-
posers, and . played the . numbers
so well as to win much applause.
He did not seem at all disturbed
in facing an audience, .and , his;
work show he has promise as a
violinist. Hume attends the Leslie
junior high school and is. a musie
pupil of Miss Mary Schaltx.
Miss Flavla Downs. Fitter of
Hume, accompanied him at the
piano.
Mill
MEMORIAL SERWC
E
SLATED FOR TODAY
Memorial services will be held
at the American Lutheran church
Sunday at 11 a. m., witb patriotic
groups as honor guests, including
Sedgwick post No. 10, O. A. R.,
Gideon Stole, Quartermaster and
commander; Sedgwick W. R. C
ladies of the G. A. R., Sons ot Vet
erans, Spanish war veterans and
relief corps, American Legion,
Overseas Veterans, Legion auxil
iary and other kindred groups.
The program Includes child
ren's floral service, special music,
"Unto the King Eternal," choir,
solo. Miss Martha Floer; Lincoln's
Gettysburg address; solo, "There
Is No Death," (O'Hara), Leon
Jennison; address, Consider Once
More What These Men Did, by
Rev. G. W. Ericksen.
Students ot the Monmouth
Normal school, directed by Flor
ence Chapman, will present a sac
red concert at the American Lu
theran eburch Sunday night at
7:30 o'clock. This choir sings
regularly at the Monmouth Chris
tian church. The program Sun
day Is:
Evening Shadows, choir; instru
mental duet. Arne Jensen, Albert
Snyder; That Beautiful Land,
girls quartet, Florense Chapman,
Lora Parker, Esther Mueller, Od
na Chapman; vocal solo, Eldoa
Riddell; pipe organ and piano, "O
Sole Mlo," Esther and Dorethea
Mueller; Gods Book, Tte Wayside
Cross, male quartet, Robert Nel
son, Charles Camps, Joe Cannon
and Clarence Brennaman; cantan
1st, Ruth Town; mixed quartet.
Sweeter as the Tears Go By, Lora
Parker, Dorethea Mueller, Eldon
Riddell and Wendell Schutt; re
marks, Dr. Arne Jensen; Instru
mental duet. "For-Get-Me-NoC
Mueller sisters; mixed quartet.
When We AH Get to Heaven, vo
cal duet. The Home Land, Lora
Parker and Eldon Riddell; pipe
organ selection. Miss Esther Muel
ler; girls quartet. Did Ton Think
to Pray?: men's quartet. Re
deemed and I Want My Life to
Tell; choir. Angelic Songs are
Swelling.
Admission free, but a sliver of
fering will be taken.
SHS Play to be
Given at School
For Boys Tonight
As a final rehearsal members
of the cast of the Salem high
school student body play, "Apple
sauce," will give the presentation
at the boys' training school at
Woodburn tonight. The play ia to
be given at the high school audi
torium Monday night. May 29.
The cast is composed of Irma
Oehler, Jean McElhlnny, Maxine
Hill. Keith Middleton. Parnell
Kupper, Joe Baker and Charles
Barclay, and is under the direc
tion of Frank Torgennon, popular
Chemeketan player. The produc
tion Is being managed by Sam
Hughes.
Violin Recital by
Downs Enjoyed
Hume Downs, son of Dr. and
Mrs. C. A. Downs, delighted a
company of friends with his vio
lin playing at a recital last night
at the Roberts' studio. It was his
118 S. High
BEWARE OF IMITATION'S
FIBST CHURCH OF THB HAXABEHB
13th end Center. Fletcher Galloway,
ear school. 9:45, F. M. Ltrsnller, super-
route
Va.. where her marriage to the staw Wednesday, William
Rev. j, Tnomas iewis or. Alex
andria, will take place on June
10.
Seeking Conventions The
chamber of commerce yesterday
telegraphed Mrs. L. H. Cliff, pres
ident of the Oregon State Grad-
v.; 109 ,n.ai,(iAu ka ip Id I Lebanon. Funeral services Sat-
luab sow vw.w mm , A w. M
the Catholic church at Shaw un
der the direction of the Salem
Mortuary, SIS North Capitol
street.
1.
F.
Berg, aged 81 years. Beloved
husband of Katherine Berg;
father of Mrs. Elizabeth Battlin
er and Mrs. J. L. Amort of Shaw,
Mrs. Wayne Ashby of Lebanon,
William and Guido of Nebraska,
M. H. Berg of Waterloo, Ia..
George ot Salem, I. J. Berg of
can Legion auxiliary. She stated
that the women from her organ
ization who are to be on tbe
streets selling the popples today
would be warned to be on the
lookout for any unauthorized per
son selling the paper flowers.
eiety, 8:80, Mrs.
Sent.
innior
Lonella Hardy, presi-
ln Salem. The meeting place lor
1934 has already, been chosen by
the convention, so the local group
ianntUnsT in the bid for two
years hence.
Memorial Program HeldThe
Woodmen of the World held a
memorial program' at the meeting
Fridav night. In addition to
ritualistic work the numbers in
Park
At the residence, 410 South
24th street, May 25, Harriet H.
Park, aged fS xears. Leaves
widower. William E Park ot
eluded songs by Lyman McDon- Salem; son, Everett O. Park of I Hee in the courthouse yesterday
aid. Bill Judson and Oscar Don- gaiem: sister. Mrs. Lottie Jarvin after being gone the last 10 days
aldson and talks by Rev. W. C. of Oedensburr. N. T.: brother. a to illness. Earlier in the yeai
Wants Divorce Nellie M. Wil
cox, married in 1912 In Polk
county, to Charles L. Wilcox, sued
for divorce yesterday in circuit
court. She claims that he is mean,
abusive. Insanely Jealous and on
one occasion threatened to shoot
her. She asks for the custody of
their three children, for the
household furniture and tor the
possession-of the house which has
been the family's home.
BoyerBack U. G. Boyer,
county clerk, was back at his of-
ZTAHQBXISTIO TaBBBHACLE
Ferry at 18th. C 9. Weston, pastor.
Beriral terrleee eon t mains'. Fraafelirt
B, D. li. Smith tpeaka Saturday aifht
oa "The Translation ot Ike Saints."
8andar sfteraooa, 8, "The Altar ia the
Hirer, sa iaspirstioasl sermon en the
Holy Spirit. At T:45, "The kfsrk of the I
Betst," Snadsy school, 1:48, B. O. Fer
fuson, superintendent. The orssfelitt
speaks Tuesday. 7:45, sa "The Heart of
God." Prayer meetings Monday, Wednes
day, Fridsy, 3 p. as.
Kantner and Ex-Congressman W.
O. Hawley, , , ,
Case Settled Suit of Louis T.
Tanser for divorce against Doro
thea Tanzer was dismissed in cir
cuit court Friday when Judge L.
G. Lewelling was informed that
both parties had settled their dif
ficulties out ofScourt,
Gets Decree . Melchoir Wolf
and others, nlalntiffs in a suit
George A. Asler of Ogdensburg.
A member of First Methodist
church. Funeral services Tues
day, May 30, at 1:30 p. m. from
the chapel of W. T. Rigdon &
Son, with Rev. Fred C. Taylor or
Portland, officiating. Interment
Belcrest Memorial park.
Mahon
At the residence, 249 West
Miller street, May 25, Mary Ma-
agalnst the state land board, were j hon, sister ot J. J. Mahan, and
trranted a decree for 11320 y ester
day in "an order signed In circuit
court here. Counsel for the land
board consented to the decree.
Coming Event
Kay 2-27 Oregon State
Association of Master
Plnmbera, annual meeting.
May 0 Citywide obser
vmnce of Decoration day.
Jane 2-4 Fourth Annas!
Willamette , Valley Flower
Show.
Jane T Marion county
Jersey' Cattle club, , fair-.
trevmA' '
June 17-19 CUss-day,
fcaomlajrreate and .com
. mencemeat . exercises at
'' Willamette . university. ;
June 20-2243. A. R. and
affiliating bodies annual en
campment, .-v.
- June 25 Missouri An
nual picnic. Municipal auto
park. i
July 24-20 Annual ' En
camnment. - Spanish War
.Veterans.
SeDt. 4-8 Oregon state
fair. -
he suffered an extended attack of
influenza; his last absence was
occasioned by a slight relapse.
Matthews Speaks Professor
James T. Matthews ot Willamette
university, for many years In de
mand as a commencement, speak
er, went to Forest Grove last night
to deliver the commencement ad
dress, to the high school class
there.
97966 in Estate The estate ot
I Emll Krens, deceased, has a val-
Gratinger, Ia., and, Mrs. Guer-I ue ot f 79CC according to a varua-
dett of Cookstown, S. D. A na- tion rnea is? probate coun yeeter
Uve Of Iowa, Aged 72 years, 11 day. Albertlne Krens Is ad minis
months, four days. Friends are tratrix. Many notes due Krens had
invited to attend the funeral been valued at $1 the appraisal
services Saturday, May 27, at .9 shows.
a. m. irom ov. -osus un.a -ij v.v.
7JL? TfS. T4n?r,. sTaiaaUon and the annual
fared. Interment- St. Barbara eream fat are principal tea
cemetery. Thwe wUl lie recita- uret ot tt Bother community
uon oi noiy roaary JJ dab meeting to be held Saturday
evening at 1 o'clock at the Ter- Blzn. o Hamrick will address
wllliger funeral home, 770 Chem- tne a.raduatlng class. '
WEST SAXBkC
O. L. Dark, minister. Fr4 Hensorial
Snnday school. 8:45. Bohert at. Gatke mt
Willamette nnirersity tpeaka at 11. Sna
dsy school, Sammit and Oak Geere ehsp
l in mki oi ii a vr. a
8elf-Betrayer." ironing worship, 8, Ford
Memorial. Dr. af. A. Harey vil preach.
After sermon, the Fourth Oaarterlr Con
ference will be held. Dr. Marry presid
ing. XaDaAJOrEZ. BAPTIST
Hesel aad Academy. Bible school, 10,
lesson, II Samuel 17, Vara Sancy, taper
tatendent. Preaehiof, 11 sad T:80. Cant.
W. u BaU tpeaka at soth aerrieee. Kid
week prayer aad praise Thartdsy, 8.
TEHFU BAPTIST
19th sad Breymsa. 3. H. Briscoe, pas
tor. Sandsy sehool, 8:45, K. D. Ander
tea, superintendent. kfornlnf vorshrp.
ll, "rower lor Berrtee. arening wor
ship, 8, "Joy Amoaff the Angela": spe
elal mosle monlnf aad ereaina, X. D.
Liiadharr, director. Tonnf people's meet-
In , v. Bill Cross, leader. Prayer aad tes
timonial terrlee Taartday, T:80. Junior
choir Thnrsday, 8:80. Boy Seoontt Tses
dsr. T:S0.
Mrs. John O'Conner, both of
eketa street.
I officiating.
Rev. Father Buck'
i
o-
Births
"0
I
Kuhn To Mr. and Mrs. Har
old W. Kuhn, 11CS North lllh
street, , a girl. Donna .Rae, born
May 21, at the residence. - " v
Polales To Mr. and Mrs.
Constantino Polales. 705 North
Liberty street, a girl, Mary, born
May; 2 2, at the Bungalow mat
ernity home.-;'-- .,:.-
Bibby To Mr. and Mrs. Hor
ace Melvln Bibby.' a girl, Irene
I Virginia, -born May 24, at the
Bungalow maternity home.
TUNE IN on
KGW 1:45 every after
noon. A jjood program -and
important lWonnation
about J - - -
DINE
Natural lSaaral vfttsr
LOCAL STORB
225 North High Street
Salem, Oregon -
Wool Prices Are Up!
Smt Prices Must Follow
Buy
by
yours
while
H our price is
down I ..it
will pay
yon.
jo!r $15
D. H. MOSHER
4T4 Court Tsl.8401
Hospital Beds
to Rent
CnU 0910, Caed lnrnltare
7 - t. DepartacaUj -
" 1S1 Nortl, Blgb
THE CJiaCtS ABOUT GASOLINE sjfD V E R T I S E Af E N T M B E R 1
Read the facts
about gasoline
)00-
PROOF
Ws hare asked a aationally knows au
thority to make lis own ladependcnt testa
of oez sjserdoa that "Standard GsaoUna
k eaaurpaaat d ia ALL crnalities."
Thb Information, at It relates to StJ
mrd Gasoline, will be mads pwbtic at the
earliest possible; data, thus proriding
yoe with aa unbiased tbciaion frosn a
conspeteat and rccogaJaad oficial body.
o o o
A Statement cf Vclicy
As s step la the Ksialiaatioa of Aaatri
caa hsslam. this Contpmay naJEfsoa Its
aoUey ef rrfkdmg mmOm frict-nttrn.
raillm latws. naliatac that dtytiaaid
tomditloM gre ear paolooged by aa
aconomic compatltlcw. thU Company wig
not attampt to bursas Its pfcasat per
ceatage of betiiuai at the cxpeaas of Its
eompedtoit. The Coinpany wiS net add
to la praatnt sales owdcts cithar by con
atracrloa et new stations (cxistiag ssta
tBitaaaats tgratptad), or by attsanpdag U ,
acqalrs ttatlont bow sapp&d by ba eoaa
pstitort, Theat talcs poUdes vrffl U ceav
tuuei so long si cottpedtrrc eotsditkaas
What are the facts about gasoline? We
intend to prove them to your satisfaction.
First,we say that besides Standard there
are several good non-premium gasolines
on sale in this vicinity.
We say also . . . there are many other gaso
lines NOT SO GOOD.
Even among the good gasolines there is a
choice . . . not all are unqualifiedly good
One may be unsurpassed in starting, an
other in acceleration, another in anti
knock, another in mileage.
All the good gasolines can justly claim
SOME good quailties But
STANDARD GASOLINE
is unsurpassed
in ALL qualities
8 TAN DA R D O I L CO MP AN Y. OF C A L I F O R N I A