The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Mornlnsr, July 41933
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- Oat on ' Bail ' ' Seaen persons
arrested at lloO Hines street
early . Sunday alt gained their
1 release from police custody .' by
posting , bafl... Tea dollars - cash
ball each was pat up by J. . J.
Sheehan, alias J. J. Harris: F. J.
Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
' Butler., Municipal Judge . Poulsen
accepted an.. automobile : as ball
(or Leonard Ashman, A, O. and
. L.' S. .. Brownie. They were
charged - with . disorderly conduct
sad disturbing the peace. .
No admission charge ' to falr
" grounds July 4. ' '
Fight Ends la Jail Jack and
Ralph Sorahaa, 175S North Front
street,' were Jailed "early Monday
morning after city police found
them ' and a third person fight
lug with ' another youth oa a
downtown street. Appearing - in
municipal . court ' yesterday, . the
' two brothers pleaded guilty to
charges of " being drunk. Judge
' Mark . Poulsen sentenced them to
' senre fire days each-. In city jail.
30c ' meals at Fairgrounds
4th.f . American Legion. -
the
MifftT fiiiLL CITY
GILMORE CHIEF CONGRATULATED
Recall petitions Incomplete
The recall election involving V. S.
Howard, , district attorney of Jef
ferson county, will not be held In ; MILL CITY, July 3 The Bl
connection with the special elec-1 ble school conducted by the Pres
tloa July 21. This was determined I byterian church closed Friday
Monday when. the. secretary otl with a picnic for the children and
state found that two.' petitions con-(those fn charge of the school. Mrs.
taining a large aamber of signs- Harry Mason was in' charge, with
tures Qf persons asking for the re- Mrs. Herbert' I Bchroeder; 1 Maxlna
iall election failed to bear the seal Jewell, Doris Grimes, A Ilea
I a notary, public The remaining Smith and Rose Smith' yelping
signature were; nob sufficient-to .with the classes made up of tha
prder the recall election. Officials older children; and Mrs.! Clyde Ro
Indicated that hy' tiling addition- gers. Mrs. Otto Witt, Violet Car,
al signatures-the ' recall election ter and Lois Lovett in charge of
mignt be hi.ia b. a later date. The the primary classes wu.fl.Mlsa l.ot
recall petitions charged that How- ett at the head. Winona Swan was
ard was inefficient. ': pianist during the term and also
aaolut.il with tha. nrlmar! VArlc..
Draft and bottled beer at Marion ;Ti,. .Art f tha twn wmVi ran.
Hotel's "Hpf Brau," Salem's only ;isled of blble stories, learning the
W k a r, M mmM 1 tl -J - M
Bwr rarir. . saiaas. oanawicnes. amDer 0f chnrch hymns, kinder-
much Lunfcbes, ete. Open noon to garten work, and sewing
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Bank Takes Over The First
bank . of Reedsport, which . has
been - operating on a ; restricted
basis since the bank holiday was
by the
made
aprons.
older girls. Twelve girlsl
dresses, while others made
pin-cushions, dressed dolls, and
some " modeled different articles
from soap. , ; k
t u.hAtt iltim ir naa nn
Mayor Denude McKay last week joined with other lvie aadlndne
trial leaden in extending: to Gay V. Smith, local maaager for the
Ctilntora Oil company, congratulations on the anccesa f the eons
pany here during the past tbreeyearn and oa the Introduction
last week of a new Red Lion gasoline. f -
,k Police ' at I Fairgrownds Al
though CapiUM post, American
legion, will undertake policing at
the state fairgrounds daring to
day's welebnion, with O. E. Pal-
c mateer in charge, eity police also
will assist, Chief Frank Mlnto
said last night, t Sereral officers
'' will be deUilel; for patrol duty
": tere. , )
"' American Legion dance tonight.
Fairgrounds.
' Falls Under Hon Salem
I A ambulance was called to the state
'fairgrounds yesterday afternoon
when one of the participants In
T the program fell, with his horse
landing on top-of him. He re--1
gained consciousness by the time
the ambulance, arrlfed. howerer,
" ' and did not r vq a 1 r e hospital
r ' care. Officials did not learn the
man's name.
' 'Draft and bottled beer at Marion
' Hotel's "Hof Brau, Salem's only
Beer Parlor. Salads, Sandwiches,
Dutch Lunches, ete. Open noon to
midnight'.
White Recovering Carol
' " White, 1099, Mill street. States
man linotype operator, last night
was re par ted recovering well
from a ualor operation which he
underwent at Salem general hos-
' pital Saturday morning. The at
tending physician pronounced the
operation a success and stated
that the natient would recover
' rapidly. ;
' American Legion dance tonight.
Fairgrounds. j-
Jubilee Friday Night Mem
bers of Woodmen ' of the World
' camn 118. Salem, will hold a Ju
' bilee here Friday night at- t
..' o'clock at their halls in Fraternal
f temple. The occasion will be the
- refund mad by headauarters on
their insurance payment for the
last fiscal .year. A varied program
is being arranged. Refreshments
will be served at the close of the
meeting. , . '.'''.'
conducted wllh
iS&t 'l ? ' art of which was saved by R.
ff?S!t2Jt'':lPZZ& Georgi Wilbur of Salem, who fr-
Sntaimi? a Sflfl 5 Isaed u the,literatur used.
iS2yS& rA V!'?v 0 ,of i Seventy-five children were en-
reatricted f andsof the institution olled tomtag both
were transferred to the Coos Bay th ckristiaa . and Presbyterian
f itS ban'.-JiRe6ffpor5 thxatbm. The laUer part of July
bank had restricted deposits of wnfnon P . christian church
MS.OOO on May 10. the date of Its lan to Bola a tImiiar Behooi aBd
lant . fin a m aIa f - art Jtm.n I r .... ...
West Salem
OUSTED
REUEF.TO SI
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Red Cross Asking $1200 in
Marion County v to ' aid .
Flood Sufferers -
ISlewsl'
WEST 8ALEM, July 1 Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Davte who have
been making their home- in Eu
gene- for the winter, while Mr.
Davis was completing his univer-
last financial Report. ; C, McC. 1 from both ehuVchaV wlil VLhJJSJSS:
jnaso u presiaeni ok ine neeas- i atAni
fornla to reside. Mr. Davis gradu
ated in June from the state uni
versity. Mrs. Davis,- who was
formerly Willa Sampson, will car
for her mother, who is not very
BUTton Smally, young son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smally, who
had the misfortune to run a nail
through his foot, having to take
aotHockjaw serum and other pre-
More calls and more eases were csiutlona against infection is do-
pieauea guilty m municipal, court . . V"rJ!".ri: :7."T "Y.Z lino- now a ran h out and
to a charee of beinr drunk. At- ""HW W u DwempgiicB waio
, : .1 A .1 . MM w Uw I IIUU UU BKB1U.
Dance. Mellow -Moon. Special, Leo
Davis 10 colored musicians.
Don't miss this broadcasting
band A Am. 25 tr 4 Op
Backe Jailed William N.
Backe. 4t0 North 24th street,
was so- tenced to serve five days
fn eity . Jail yesterday when he
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tor iix months' E. 6. Crooks, ar
rested en a charge of assault and
battery, was glvea three months
jail sentence and had hht sentence
suspended and was put on proba
tion for six months.
Cor. Alexander X. Hampton of
Grants Pass, who has been attend
ing- the annual state encampment
110 SERVICE
tenants at tee receiving ward - ' '",:- SDendine the hoUdays at Nes
I . . . . . i . Iknvin and at nthr roaat reaorta
lyinr. on the lawn there late Snn- ttQce "oir IT r ic.r- -; -- --- oho,M
day night,
Dance at Snont'i tnnirht. IS
Taxlcabs Fnder Law ' Taxi-
of the state hospital found him
ing radio - call cases by 2-S min- were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheppe
.tl. rionald Poniade. ooerator. and her sister, Ruth Englehorn
iuifiu1 fi9nnl Altnvothttr I and Mark Capp.
uuuuuvv " o I , 't J
itii aTl wa tiatdlAl n-ror thai ArncaJi uicnuweu
cm th. I Arrested . recently ana appear
cabs are included within tho defi- fire't month's operation. These in- In betoro the West Salem Jjis-
niuon or motor nnsaM. nndfvr tna i -iaa u ctit nnarti in-i wm "no '"u um,.u.
operation of the motor -.vehicle formation calls and 258 city case Wlls Kelly and James Chamber-
registrauon law, and re requlr- calls aio cnargeu who un,lut mu.
ed to pay the registration fee of Average time on radio eases overloaded trucks. They were each
motor busses. Attorney - General WM g.2 minutes, marked from the fned "f 3, rt ,f, ,:
Van winVla held in an nnininn it,. ii ... kmhImi m th Frank Einfeldt pleaded guilty to
w I uuiu i.ua w ua w w i . - .. .
handed down here Monday.. The ttm h off inr ranorted to head- " caarg l yeui rUJ,
attorney general said this does quarters by telephone that he had
not apply to the motor transpor- cleared the case. Investigations
tation act, which exempts taxi- and fires, some requiring over an
cabs operating within Incorporat- hour's time, prevented the av
ed towns cities.1 The opinion was lerares from being much lower,
requested by Hal E. Hoss, sec- The north prowl car handled 31
cases, central prowl 39, south
prowl 32. traffic car 68, emer
gency car 48, chiera car three, and
Yew Park car six. State police
handled 40 and sheriff's officers
nine calls.
sentenced to three months in the
county jail; had his sentence sus
pended and was put on probation
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The Salem chapter of the Amer
ian Red Cross will - campaign
here ; Friday and - Saturday ta
rate 11200 fori homeless suffer
ers of the recent floods at Kslao.
Wash. 'A number of Salem women
in Red Cross garb, wilt make the
solicitations. c . . if. "u "
: Because of the proximity of the
northwest cities r to the stricken
area. Red Cross officials feel they
should contribute liberally to the
Kelso sufferers. This policy is;ln
keeping- with the Red Cross na
tional poliey which Is to supply lo
cal relief needs from the tribu
tary territory ;
7 a. m . a it. .
osuea w.jh OrJy recentry Inducted as Reich.
uaw supreme court, pajnnan oi k. iwtaiie r.hnrc .
the Red v cross - chapter .here. u.orities in Berlin, the Rev. Fried,
pointed out yesterday that the na- rich von Bodelschwinga (above) U
Uonal Red Cross had already do- one of the first eeoksiasU affected
na ted IJ500 to the help of Kelso by the Nasi 'policy of church con
sufferers . and was - seekinr to troL Pressure .from . the Hitler
ralso- $20,064 throughout- the rerima farced the Rekhbishop't
northwest Hp pointed out , that I ,r- : v resijrnatiqn.
the general roll call of the Red
Prm lata tn urh AnM tint
bring in enough money for Pr I M "e"7
tleular disasters.
Two thousand people are still I
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TlSTftTE POUCE TAG
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State police Monday continued
their drive against automobile .
owners who had failed to obtain
their current license plates or ha1
no mad application te the secre
tary of state. - . i ' - - :l
f Approximately 300 provisional'-
arrests were made in the Salem
district' Monday. Invach case the ,
person arrested -wa given a lira- '
ited time in whien te obUIn plates
and report at the; state police
headquarters. The Officers indi
cated that the drive, would be ex-
tended to neaen ana mountain re
sorts today, t '
A telegram was received at the
state department Monday thafap
proximately ?E automobiles in the
Nyssa district had been ordered
off the highway because the own- -
ers bad not yet obtained .their 11- .
cense pistes. . ;v
The telegram requested that
soma person be appointed at Nys- -J
with authority to reeeiva It- r
cense feea aad receipts,
The state department reported ,
that a total of 114,70 sets of
eurrent liceasa plates had been Is ¬
sued np to noon Monday as com
pared with 72.841 seU .of plates .
during the eorresponding period -in
1932. The gala for this year
was 4t.SK.
An average of 3194 plates were r
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
Hewitt and daughter. Laverne, I t8Ued daUr since last Wednesday.
tamlM. Wm.. Ar tMm iinw m. ur, aad urs. uoy k. xiewiti ana
ceding of the water at Kelso. The . Ronald. Mrs. L. L. Thornton
flooding water entered and cover- & on Leo, Mrs. Jessie Beatly.
it Ikft rlnrkP rwf HA li ahih ami I Indenendence. Dr. and Mrs. L.
ot tne uregon wauonai uuara at j 10o more homes were completely 1 Hewitt and grandson." Kenneth
Camp Clatsop, stopped en route 1 urrounded by water. Much per-j Pomeroy. and Guy Hewitt..
sonal nronertv was comnletelv de-l KUgene, Mr. ana r. riu
stroyed. Improper sewage in the Hewitt, Mr;, and Mrs. Floyd Trav
flooded area la renorted a men-1 is.
ace to the health of persons near
New House Built For
Helper; Soon to Wed
home for a visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. BL Vosburgh on
Cascade Drive. He is a aephew of
Mrs. Vosburgh and has distin
guished himself by receiving sev
en military decorations in sharp
shooting, wall scaling aad other
competitive feats.
Mrs. B. A. Hanks assisted by
Betty and Ruth Bedford enter
tained complimenting the birthday
of little Rose Ann Hanks Friday
afternoon. Outdoor games on the
lawn and dainty refreshments
featuring, a candle lighted cake
with its sparkling; six candles were
features of the happy occasion.
Toung Misses enjoying the affair
were Kjmmaline Craig, Txonne
Gray, Helen Lewis, Frances. Mar
jorie, Happy and Helen Doria Frie
sen, Loretta May Lemon, Mirian
and Bethel Smith, . Rose Ann
Hanks, Miss Betty and Miss Ruth
Bedford and Mrs. B. A. Hanks and
her mother, Mrs. S. Pfeifsuf.
the affected area and. health au
thorities are accordingly provid
ing typhoid vaccine for refugees.
"It is to be hoped that each Sa
lem citixen will donate as gener
ously as he possibly can." Justice
Rossman said yesterday, "his gift
wit! go to a vital cause.
I.
Albany.' Mr. and. Mrs. E. , M.
Coates and daughters, Eleeta and
! Eloise.
Aumsville, Leonard and Elton
Hewitt.
Gaston, Mr. and Mrs. a D. Oti.
MeMinnyille, Mr. and Mrs. Era-
PIONEER. July J -Forest
Martin is building a new house for
his hired man, Charles Welder
man, who is to bo married soon to
Ada Smldth of this vicinity.
Ralph Severy of Dallas is doing
the work. The house is located on
the Ellendale road near the Forest
Martin home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Gilliam and
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HEWITT CUn MEET
est Sheiburge and son, David, and son of Rlekreall hare been stay-
daughter. Doris, Mr. and Mrs. I ng at the Roy Bird home this
William Warmington . and son, I week. Chet has been sick but is
George, and daughters Olive and laDle to sit up at this time.
Julia, and Marjorie Kerr.
The remainder of the group was
local people.
DAYTON, July 3. Seventy-
five relative and friends attend
ed the 16th annual reunion of
the clan of Henry and Elisabeth
OFF FOR CANADA
GATES, July 3. Mr. and
Mrs. E. V. Collins and daughter
Lois are leaving Sunday morn
ing for Canada where they plan
to visit from six "weeks to two
MAUPIN BACK FROM EAST "
WOODBURN, July 3 S. W.
Maupin returned Wednesday from
a six weeks trip east, wbere he-
went as a delegate from Oregon
to the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church convention .
held at Columbus, Ohio. He also
spent some time at the Chicago
fair and visited relatives and
friends in Missouri, Kansas, South ,
rotary of state.
ICE Prompt residence delivery.
Phone 5603. Also new modern
all cteel refrigerators at low pri
ces. Capital Ice & City Storage
Co. ECO Trada utreet.
ERNEST L. BIB
DIES AT JEFFERSON
- Eight Promoted Mrs. Charles
F. Elgin has received word ' that
her son, Wayne S. Elgin, has
been : promoted j to assistant to
the" California and southwestern
district advertising manager of
Sears, Roebuck and company.
with offices at the mall order
house in Loa Angeles. Mr. El
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woooeui m
Grant County Pays Grant
county Monday sent to the state J pects
JEFFERSON, July 3. Ern
est L. Barnes, 49, died Sunday
night at his home east of the
Jefferson depot. His death was at
tributed to heaTt trouble. He be
came ill that evening and died
less than two hours later.
He was born In Linn, county in
1883 and spent his early life in
the vicinity of Albany. He spent
of 690 were able to come this year
due to drastic reductions neces
sitated by Ninth corps area head-1 being a portion of the original
quarters instruction in line wttn
months. In Portland they will
Matheney Hewitt, pioneers of ba Joined by Mrs. Garland, a sis- DEOta. Montana and Washington
1SJ. netd saturoav m thA rmrn I "J ui ra. villus. tun niu ia
on the L. L. and Rada Thornton neing maae oy auto.
farm in tha Unionvale vicinity, it
treasurer here a check for Is, -
821.51. covering its first -half
taxes for the, year 1933.
Leo Davis' Band. 10 colored mu
sicians. Mellow Moon Wed. nite. j
Legion Adjourns .After a
month to spend; his vacation with
hi mother. ,
Wanted, used furniture, Tel 5110
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Many C & C. Boys Here -
Many C. C. C. camp members were
in Salem over tha weekend and
brief, routine business meeting remained here for the July 4 cele-
last night. Capital post, Ameri- bration. Boys from the camps are
can legion, adjourned until Aug enrolled from all parts of the
ust 21. A Marlon county conn- country, a number of negroes from
cil session will be held here July the south being in evidence. AH
14 Tha state legion convention the men wear the conventional
will be held at Klamath Falls army khaki although their suits
Augast 10, 11 and 12. re not regulation army uniforms.
f 3-Way Mishap Occurs Three Follow the Crowds, Silver Eagle
.rio -.nti-iAii -m-i Tavern, i.nnrnas. rwpr. tirrn-
UlViVIliM : JWVUIMJ ,
lice of a three-way accident on
trnnnmrnv Jnl s. The
gin, who foraerly lived 1 Ray-Brown cannery here began 15 years at Waltsburg. Wash., and
pects to na m baiem late tnis v stti,iiT mAnin- nntMn- f.. ...r tha
v. ML J - iyi ui, JWa J mm .mv
Liberty between Ferry and Trade;
streets: Axel E. Robertson, 144
South 19th street, W. S. Dustin
and Harry J. Morris, route- eight
No sericus damage was reported.
obit
uary
Norse on Daty A nurse will
be on duty at the Marlon coun
ty health department offices to
day to give emergency service.
Other members of the staff will
observe tha holiday.
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Dance with the Legion July 4,
8:45 p. m. Harmony Knights
Orchestra. Dance Pavilion, state
fairgrounds. General Adm. 25c
SPEAK FOR PROHIS ,
TURNER, July 3. Henry B.
Hall of "California, a prohibition
up a pack of Royal Anna cher- operator of a pool room in Jef fer
ries from The Dalies. The wore BOn.
has been steady so f sr. plans lie Is survived by his widow.
having been made to work July J orpha Barnes; mother, Mrs. A.
4 to put up perishable iruiui Barnes of Newberg; brothers.
About 200 women are being em- f William of Jefferson. T. O. Barnes
ployed for stemming, grading.
and canning tha fruit. Quite a
large staff of men Is also working.
Loganberries and raspberries
will be coming in next week, it
is thought. The cannery- here ap
pears to be making preparations
for large runs in : logans and
raspberries. r
of Albany. W. W. Barnes of
Hollywood, Cel., C M. and L. C.
Barnes of San Burno, Cal.; sis
ters, Mrs. Roy Stevens of Holly
wood, and Grace Barnes of New
berg, :
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed,. ,
the federal economy program.
Attending from Marion county
are Charles R. Campbell, Salem;
Frank D. Ctoss, Salem; Gordon A.
Graber, Salem, and George G.
Smith, Silverton. Like all otter
students at the camp this year,'
these youths are veterans of at
least one, previous camp, for the
reduction order eliminated all be
ginners or, basics, who normally
form a large proportioa of tha attendance.
STAYS IN AMITY PULPIT
donation land claim. Aftar a AMITY, July 3. Rev. F. L.
bounteous 12 o'clock basket dln-Connell and family have been
Artists Wife is
To Lecture at
Y on Thursday
ner, served cafeteria style, Dr.
J. L. Hewitt called the group to
order.- ,.
Dr. Earl R. Abbett led In sing
ing "America"; Cyrus Hewitt led
In prayer.- A letter from M C.
Hewitt of Roseville, Cel.. presi
dent of tha clan, expressing his
regret tor not being present was
read.
Resolution of condolence for
those who passed on about two
years ago, were read, they are:
Mrs. Cynthia Hewitt, a son's wife;
Mrs. Cordelia Hewitt, a grand
son's wife, and Earl Benson, great
grandson.
A unanimous vote of thanks
was given to the committee
which was instrumental in the
erection of, the monument at
Hopewell, in honor of Rachel
retained at the .Amity charge of
the Methodist church for another
year. This will make their fourth
year here.
POLES CURED
Wltfcaat Oparatioa LM el Tha
DR. MARSHALL
139 Oreroe Bias. fm ssee
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Madame Mariua Hubert-Rubert,
wife of the noted French painter.
win speak at 3 o'clock Thursday I Cooper Matheney, the donor of
afternoon at the T. M. C. A. on
"Trends In Modern Art. The lec
ture is open to all persons Inter
ested in art.
Five California '.scenes fn
the public cemetery. The next an
nual meeting will be held July
4, 1934. at a place to be desig
nated by the committee.
Of 'tha four surviving brothers
water color have been added -to j only two were present. Dr. J. I
Ray Farmer to
Visit Boyhood
Scenes on Trip
Salam's oldest merchant, Ray
L. ' Farmer, came to a decision
Saturday that a man should visit
the scenes of his boyhood at least
every 55 years. As a result he
started S u 1 d a y for his first
visit since 1878 to Jacksonville.
Ore., Yreka, CaL, and Scotts Bar,
Cal.
southern Oregon for a week or
10 days---". j
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- Swart . :'"
At the residence, 738 . North
Front street, July 1, Mrs. Beckie speaker who is touring the state,
T. Swart, aged 78 years. Mother j gave a. forceful talk Friday af-
of Morton H. Swart, Hedda Swart, ternoon in a local church... Mr.
Miss Fenska Swart, Mrs, Wikji Hall formerly worked in an anti-
Winslow, all -of ' Salem, ' Addena I narcotic organization,
Swart of Los Angeles, Mr. Mar- o
!J-w&2a! I IN DRAMA OF PLANE HEROISM
3tnnhrlnir and Mill TJ. Stone-1 O-
brink all of Salem. Funeral servi-
. ces from the chapel of Rigdon s
mortuary. Wednesday, July 5 at
2 p. m. with Rev. Ross officiating.
Interment Cityview cemetery.
Power Candidate
Names Ordered
On July Ballot
An alternative writ of man
damus ordering Secretary of State
Hoss to place tha names of Peter
Zimmerman, Morton Tompkins
and Albert Slaughter on the July
21 ballot as candidates for pow
er commissioners for Oregon was
granted yesterday by Jndge L. H.
McMahaa here after the state su
preme court refused ta take Juris
diction. Attorney - General Van
TT win ha aMomnanied bv his
ann. Iran T.. Parmer. Thev exoeet Winkle later tiled a demurrer to
tn fcif in nnrfiiftm rufnriiia aet i the writ. Judge McMahan set
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Sucevkh .,: ' -o
In this city July Z, Donald Suc-
-evlch, aged 12 years. Son of Mrs.
Mary Sucevich of Portland - and
George Sucevich of Oregon City.
Remains are being forwarded by
Rirdon's . mortuary to Portland
for services and Interment.
1 Coming Events
' ' Jnly 4 American Le
gion 1 celebration at state
fairgrounds, city.'
Jnly 7-8 Ciry-wkle drive
to l raise , f 1200 for Bed
Cross to aid Kelso disaster
sufferers.- "
Jnly 9 Nebraska. state
picnic,' J. TP. - Gilham farm
near Madeny.
t: July 15 r County Christ
ian Endeavor picnic; Hat
er's grovel aftemaon. -
' July 21 -- Special state
wide election. -
Jnly 21-23 Annual En
campment, ; Spanish War
Vcterana, '
Anznst O Ohio - state .
annual picnic, Salem Muni
cipal anto park,
Sept. , -9 Oregon sUte
fair. ,
M'tfjaat.iwtlt.fc ntwui wmi'Wii-i' -.mtMmxat!
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Wednesday. July 5, at 1 p. m., as
the time for hearing arguments
why the writ should or should
not be made permanent.
The petitioners allege that their
names should go on the ballot
inasmuch as tha referendum on
the grange power enactment has
been stoped by Injunction.
1 4 Marion County i
Students Attend
CM.T.C's Camp
VANCOUVER BARRACKS.
July 1. (Special Four tu
dents from Marlon county are At
tending the seventh annual. Cal-
sens military : Training camp
here. now. under way and sched
uled to run until July" 22. They
are part of a camp much reduc
ed ln slse, as considerably less
than bait of the original quota
CAAD -OF THANKS -
We wish to express our sincere
gratitude to our many, friends
tor : the kindness .and ; sympathy
extended n ln our r recent sor
row and: for the many lovely
flowers. Mr. Fred West and
s aun;, . - j v - . ...
Three of the principals and the plane in the Lake Michigan tragedy
which cost the lives of three heroic men are shown above. Forced down '
while on a fiurht over the lake, the eraf t sank, but not before the men
had made a raft from gasoline tanks, en which they placed Mrs. Charles ,
' Rennie (center), who was rescued 80 hours later by an Ann Arbor ferry. -Charles
Rennie (right), her husband, was drowned, as was James Gil
lette of Traverse City. Mich (left), pilot-owner of the plane, and Peter -
Keller, a mechanic. - - -- -
the Hubert-Rubert collection on
exhibit at the Y. If. C. AThe ex
hibit will ba open today from 3
m. to S p. m. and on Monday
from 2:30 to S and from 7 until
9 V.
Albany, Salem,
Shaw Men seek
Permits to Wed
Three applications for marriage
licenses were received yesterday
at the county clerk's offices here.
Alfred W. Trimble. 27. Al
bany, an accountant, seeks to
have a license to wed Ruth A.
Bennett, 27. Corvatlis. a teacher.
Charles II. Broncushio. 335
North . Liberty street, a clerk,
seeks- a license to marry Zelma
Hoodenpyle. 595 North 14th
street, a clerk. -
Gregory A, Robl, Shaw, a farm-
er, seeks a lieensa to marry Maa-
dina Archbald, Shaw, a nurse.
Hewitt of Portland, and Dr. L. L.
Hewitt of Independence.
Those from' a distance were:
Portland, Dr. and Mrs. J. L.
Hewitt, Dr. and Mrs. Earl R. Al
bert, Dr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hew
itt and sons, Robert and Lorin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hewitt and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Stoutenburg, Ruth and Velma
Stoutenburg, Mr. and Mr?. Jimmy
When
OthersfyJ
NEW DIRECTOR CHOSEN
AMITY. July 3. - George A.
McCuUoeh has been elected as
the now director for. tha .-Amity
Union high school to serve for
the term of five years. - He . is
from the Broadmead district. .
Now la Its Third Week tn.f
' . v rortlaad - i ; r
A new form of motion picture
entertainment 1J :
BE SHXE TONIGHT
Starts Snndity at the, ' .
j n f AHfls0ne4 TT3ter Py
By Popular Request
DANCE:
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7 Returns to .
TiorrowuIy 5
- It Celered Maridaaa with en-
tertalnment galore. Direct
, from Denver Airplane Ball
- Ream. Ten have heard them
' en the air aver NBC and Ce-
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- tee then la person. .
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You probably know that Toots, lovely heroine of
TooU and Casper, la going on a diet. . I
For readers who want to accompany Toots on the
-road to more ; conifortable poundage The Statesman
. will print a safe, simple scientific Fourteen Pay Diet
It consists of a program of light exercises, and menus
: - for three plain healthful meals everjr day. Ht w n- 1
dorsed by doctors and is to be followed righ in your :
. own home. : It will make you look better and; feel bet-, ,
'ter than you have since you first started tot send up
r the scales over your proper weight. ; 7:
Wctch for the "Reduce With Toots" Met Every
Day Beginning Next Thursday