FACTE TWO
The oilECOTi STATTSStAli; sateta;- ' cegcn, lYecnesday MornTng, July S, 1933
ICH FEARED
ALDN8 GULF COAST
MIAMI, Fla., July 4 (AP)- A
tropical atorm In the Gulf of Mex
ico, breasted now by 'a strong high
pressure area, from out of the
north, ap. rently was moving
west northwestward toward the
Texas and Louisiana coast regions
tonight. -. .-. . . t i
However, the weather : bureau
did not have sufficient reports- -on
the disturbance to say whether it
would touch - coastal points, or
would be dissipated by the high
pressure area. If it does moyei in
land. 4he weather bureau said. It
would not reach the coast until
tomorrow night. . jj j
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CONTEST BOARD TESTS FUELS HtA H HI I AUUVt I CONFERENCE ON THE AMBERJACK I
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NEW ORLEANS. July 4 (AP)
The tropical- hurricane wai re
ported tonight to be centered
bout 125 miles directly south of
Port Eads, La at the mouth-atf can Automobile Association Contest Board.
tne Mississippi river and moving
apparently toward the Texas coast
with Increased . intensity.
Local weather officials said the
force of the hurricane would not
be felt on the coast before: late
Wednesday, if It struck. ,
A high pressure area over the
eastern United States seemed to
have- diverted the course of the
storm from near the Florida coast
and' mead ed it more westernly
through the Gulf of Mexico, the
weather bureau here said.
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Charles Pray, in charge of
state -police for Oregon, and Cap
tain H. G. Maison, Company B.
162nd Infantry, will both attend
the funeral rites, for Lieutenant
Barrell M. Baueom, slain, state
policeman, which will be held at
2 p. m. today in Medford. The
two officers left Salem early this
morning for the southern Oregon
city.
Formal military rites will be
said for Baucom with 200 mem
bers of the Oregon National
guard In southern Oregon par
ticipating. Neither Mr. or Mrs. B. L. Bau
com, parents of the slain offi
cer who live at Aloha, Ore., were
able to attend the funeral today
because of ill health. -
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Mr. R. W. Martland, Jr
member National Technk
cat Committee, who took
personal charge - of road
tests conducted for Pacific
Coast gasolines. '
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Captain E- V. Rickenbacker, . famous L
World War Ace, Chairman of the Amerl-
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Greased Pole is Climbed,
Slippery Pig Captured in
Children's Sports Events
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center of the nation as the result
of the century of progress, es
caped with but three automobile
! fatalities despite traffic clogged
streets that poured m a s i v
crowds Into the world's fair
ground. .'. ; : : ? "
NEWBERO, Ore.. July 4 (AP)
.Herman' James Tauber,. 18, was
fatally Injured and Grover Glesey
was badly hurt today when their
automobile crashed into the side
of a skidding automobile on the;
Donald-Aurora road near - here
Adolph Nellson, driver of the car,
was uninjured. Tauber died some
time later in a hospital here.
Police said they, were told; the
crash occurred when a laTge car
driven by J. F. Sonnen of Hub
bard. Or., passed Nellson's auto
mobile, and skidded in loose gra
vel sideways across the road, di
rectly in front of Nellson's car. At
the hospital It was learned that
Tauber lived near Whiteson. Gie-
sey suffered a fractured leg.
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WASHINGTON. July 4 (AP)
Delayed explosion of a home
made dynamite firecracker today
coat the life - of Joseph L. Sim
mons, of Mltchellvllle. Md., who
died in Sibley hospital here after
having had both arms blown off
and suffering a fractured leg, con
cussion of the brain, and severe
burns; ; .
Lyle L. Simmons, twin brother
of Joseph, was declared in a criti
cal conditio at the-hospital to
night. His left arm was blown off
and he was badly burned.
. Police said the brothers had ,
been entertaining friends at their
home last night and when the
supply of fireworks they had pur
chased was exhausted the effort to
manufacture a , dynamite J fire
cracker was attempted.
The dynamite-was placed In a
piece ot pipe. It failed to explode
on the first attempt and Joseph
had picked" it up to examine it,
while Lyle atood-by. Suddenly It
exploded with i a blast that was
heard more than a mile away.
RETUBX FROM CHICAGO
HUBBARD, July 4. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Stautfer were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis McKlnney of Salem, who
have Just returned from a four
weeks' trip to the world's fair at
Chicago.
Announcing
Hundreds ot Salem- boys and
girls enjoyed July 4 especially
on account- of the sports - pro
gram put on by Capital post,
American legion, at the state
fairgrounds yesterday morning.
Spectators, too, were amused by
the events such as the greased
pole climb and greased pig cap
turing contest.
. ' Adults were permitted to en
ter (but one event, the fat man's
race. Dr. Lloyd Hockett won,
with E. P. Fait second.
Assisting Harry W. Scott,
chairman of the legion sports
committee, were Leon M. Brown,
Joe Pound, Walter Zosel, Ralph
H. Campbell, L. Wadsworth, O.
P. Wegner, H. V. Collins. R. R.
Furber, Muriel Humes.
Stretcher Race Included
. Boys stretcher race Jack
Lunsford, "B. Sexton and- B. Can
sey first place team; R. Prange,
Clarence Prange and L. Prange,
second.
Boy and dog race Harry Ma
son, Hume Downs.
Shetland pony race
Gentry, Wilson Clark.
Boys' first foot race Don
glass Jones, Robert Prague,
James Bennett: second race-
John Osland, Don McCallister,
Edgar Furber.
Girls' foot race C. Clark,
Clara Furber, Mary Jones.
Boys' barrel rolling rac
Gordon Black, Hugh Allen, Amos
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MIS, FACTORIES
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With the road program already
turned over to the federal bureau
Orvall of publie roads and the money
allocated among the states, -the
public works administration Is
pushing ahead Its plans for speed
ing out as quickly as feasible oth
The tiny yaAtAmberjaek n, anchored In aog-at Lakemaa Baon tibt
MaiaTcoist. was the scene of this historic meeting- Utween President
Roosevelt and his Ambassador at urge, norman uavu. mm w
settinc Davis made hiaoreportoa the Geneva disarmament situation and
niGBED
et ux.ln which he seeks to regain
possession of an eight acre piece
! of - land which he alleges the de
fendants hold unlawfully.
(Continued from page 1)
bridge department fixed the cost
of the fire bridges at approximate-
T m7nerrom 1 iTftft,3'60M00 JMtfa1 of 'SAh
13,300.000,000. fund.
Tear Gas Used
To Subdue Sox
Mandamus Case
On Election to
Be Heard Today
Arguments will be heard by
Judge McMahan ot the Marion
oOO as previously announced,
Thirty per cent ot this money will county circuit court today in
be obtained through a direct grant mandamus proceedings filed by
while the remaining 70 per cent I Peter Zimmerman. Morton Tomp-
wui be borrowed irom tne gov- kins and Dr. Albert Slaughter.
ernment. . I candidates for state nower com-
McCullough declared that the I missionera under the erana-e now-
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P Omier Manaeer'"oma employment iof sute to place their names on
vmxM. mmwa ot 750 men C0TerinK a period ot ttbe ballot at the aoecial election
a A A I
two years. An aaamonai ouu men jni i
tHiuAuu, juiy . iAr; i would do required to lurnisa tne judge Le welling recently grant-
Miller, Jack Lunsford. Bill Sex- contests were donated by the fol- 14 rhi7 mit. n, r
inn w vmnt iaf TTffart mnA . .. 1913-14 Chicago White Sox base-
Fritz Nicholls, 'successful entries. Larmer Transfer & Storage JTJSti" Ji, 5f!
Williams and Raymond Burton. Eoff Electric Co., Oregon-Wash- v M" A. - JtWa
vvmu I lilftkVU II BICl UOl V aV7 Was VtU
wall scaling eontest
Bob" Boardman. C. V. Richard'
son, Roy "Spec" Keene, Herman I John.
Lay and r. v. Quisenberry. Girls' barrel rolling race
Contest results with names Clarissa Clark, Mary Jones, Ar
listed in order of placement were delle Miller.
as follows: ? Many Prizes Given
Greased pole climbing Mike Prises for the boys' and girls' U rr?.,X iZl
nt-not. worn HnnatpH hv tha fol- I : -TV - . " -""-e."
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LaJi.lv".yi The officer, found it necessary
Mr. Pray yesterday expressed I " cn" 7.' "rr' ZZ to use tear gas to subdue the
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and praised his service highly as -dB. Zraott Amlcan m.rfii n o v tor. Hch.r'a Neighbors called the poUce af.
ZJaUp tWd- j i Drug store. Cliff Parker's. Dan- ter Callahan had broken several
.-e,i. i -' . . Ml T XV,'. n.n. ma.w Bal.m I WmUQlS. IUQ USQ UOSirOyBU DBri
It; na,7 t,':,L. v Bobemlan reataurlnt. Purr's of the furnishings in his 14-room sippl flood control project, relief
Wadsworth ; second sack raC
ed a temporary injunction re
straining operation of the entire
power act.
Plaintiffs in the mandamus
proceeding alleged that the
grange power law Is valid, and
that they are entitled to have
their names go before the voters
at the special election.
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4000 Removed hv
economy oez-up: Auen.
n. atore Weller hardware J 1 nome- oarncaaea nimseii in i xor municipalises wnicn nave ue-
r Patiiiv Pa Tho. O r v ft n I u uvakairs ivuui auu lurcsivueu i iiuiiea uu iuir iuug, uu uii"
Statesman, MlUers' department 1 to snoot tne officers. However, sion of the civil service laws, re
store Skarea-Safewav stores I fcWW ooiuua queueu uu couu vaiapuiicvi uiiw w "iw
One Xfed, Two
Injured in New
Hampshire Crash
Others Taken in I CTZZt rTx 7. 1 t Drug store, gll wa. removed to Mercy light by patronage controversies.
First three-legged race Law
Man ' ahon Salem Shoe abon. I flMl-
Kuhn Shoe shop, Shyne shoppe,
WASHINGTON, J.lyWAP) ?1 W.lt.t. JiTCS"
. . I fmhV CIImV. ..inn m.. tj jmsvHis -wnci mu vii
SrSSSSKKrSS: Time Celebration
ley's,' George C. Will Music
store, Bloch's Golden Rule store, I Fire protection at the state f air-
KEENE, N. H., July 4. (AP)
An airplane passenger was in
jured fatally, and a passenger
and pilot were seriously hurt to-
sa V i sa Sa 4Yi si K n avsl v t fi ae. Vmitt am
i aa w viaeu V m.ww
vff i-i. uwuenv, , 01 mart'
boro,
Suits are Filed
ikam then tonr thonaand rovern- I rrana bucx; second race t Kay
ment employes from the payrolls Elliot and Carl Waddle, Bill Sex-
nnd hundreds more face immi- w ,ana Jc i-unsiora.
Bnt dUmiaaaJ: noe race Kex win, Amos
" - - i ssmvaa s-a 1 nrnrm a nm san n iaa ainrai t m i r m nrni mci inn aa r i im hisih rati r i.K . uhiuuiu a.s aab m aaa u aa a ua
This was ahown today in a sur- Jonn cnaries Taylor. ' - Z r Str rronnd; was rovidVd T tlrroneh the T 8C"?m' !uAerteliaett? ! Keene. also a passenger! and the
KnTB airvpia niM imnyiQi - v -t tj i nun k h mwi rnmniBiTira minii i .
piwuu wns iitcu uciv wuuua
Sumner Raymond. 23, ot
vey ot the departments whlcb.o M- v?! cle shop. Shell Oil Co., Assoclat- ienerosity ot three city fishermen. TZSTZZ F7El. of Con-
c?"aJrJ Oil Co.. Willamette unlver- who spent their otf-duty time ittt" rr Vtto "Te nd cord-
irrinr u iiissu a. uiaun. jubl w ual lud i o w VH...UH ' i n a wa . a a a mi, muki. vjniw i
Miss .-J Myers,
Easy Ironer Factory Demonstrator
and Instructor
WUl be at Our Store
July 5th to 8th
' . incltmoe
BsaaiaBBissiMasiHasiiBSMMaBsassMBBSMhsssMSBBaMBisisiBaM
Oftri-
fefUleW
fcneer.
New EA5Y IRDNER
with folding porcelain table top
CLOSED
e toady Per
cUta Table
This ntw Easy If oner ttls a new standard of conveniences
for home ironing with Its new porcelain table top that
opens or shuts at a touch, and doztn other time and
lahor-savinf features just as remarkable. Vat the cost If
low so amazingly low that everyone can fforpUhhi best
fS all Iwnnmr AtL f A U anA me
it and about the new Easy payment ' son.50
plan wt offer for. your convenience. Vr
BROTHERS
Appliance Store
456 State Street TeL 6022
Una I total will be no one would 'osepUno Sexton, Ardelle Miller. w- wooiwonn store, .n7wZ. alB8t A- n C. Ford
ISiJJ? , MUe bicycle race-Ray Elliot 22T .255 ie"0n-C " d y fXiif.;,"5X ? the sum ot ?25.00 and $300
1ST,
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Onte other hand, hundreds and Jack Lunsford. Donald Poik . Valley Packing Co,
of workers are being uken on ana uan waaaie; rourtn wcycie
by the-emergency agencies set up race Amos Jonn, isa Kouins;
by congress to root out the de- oicycie race Kay iciuot,
nreaalon. Diamisaed emnlovea are I Donald Polk.
hopeful President Roosevelt will Gia' ttree-iegged race Bet
decide that they are the ones tojty McClure and Clara Plneben,
be chosen for the new positions. Josepmne sexton ana norma jrur
ner.
hop DRIER STARTED I r man's race Dr. Lloyd
BETHANY. Julv 4 Work has Hockett, E. P. Fait.
beeun on the erection ot a new Crab- race Harold Allen and
"SJ 1 ttorney. tees. Ernest T. Bush
grounds with the runabout fire
truck and first aid equipment.
filed a suit against William Bush, !
ira
.TEST
Commissioned to make a com-
double-kiln hoshous -for - Edwin I Harry Carson, John Osland andlparatlve investigation into the
aad Oscar Overland; hop growers I Charles Straw. . I relative performance qualities ot
The Call
Board
By OLIVE M. DOAK
of this community. Jelmer Refs
land and Ole Satern are doing the
building. The foundation ot the
drier Is already laid.
KlotLYvyeou
TONTTE & THURSDAY
ARE DIME NITES
Except
SeaU -Tr 1 Loges
Girls balloon race Norma the seven leading Pacific coast
gasolines under actual road-operating
conditions, the American
Automobile Association Contest
Board ' announced the verdict on
the first of its series of tests..
As the result of the exhaus
tive check-ups tor relative start
ing characteristics ot the seven
fuels, official certification haa
been awarded by the board'a na-
a
LILLiEf! ROCK SCRIPT
LOCATED reB BEND
ELSINORB
Today John Barrymare in
"Reunion in Vienna."
Wednesday Lionel Barry-
more in "Looking For-
ward." e
Ccr"H cnr i suss-1
rwjO LULJVJ Thewritl
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JTiJn'fcIrSr S
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icxrr or. n.w- i t. tlonal headquarters in Washing
ThA n1i4t rock wHflnra a-nnwn I D. Ci that the Starting Of
In Oregon have been discovered In Jne ,standrd "ollno manufac
an Isolated area In Lake county. tuted the SUndard Oil Com
on the Meandaer line of an an- DanT of California is unsurpaBs-
Alattt 1Vk an tna!AaalVlA that It ed. '
no hardiv tM.raehAi) nn' foot or I While the American Automo-
on horseback. Dr. I S. Cressman. 1 Ue, Association Contest Board's
nnfvarattv t Orftrnn . athnolorlat. I authorization for ' these indepen
said here today. . Ient tests was requested in the
Dr.' Creaaman led a field nartv Public ' Interest by SUndard Oil
Inth ! Wamoi Vail at TTa' mM I Company of California. Martland
the rock writings are of the trne reports mat samples or tne fuels
known as jpetioglrpha. Once deep- .1 were purchased and coded by the
iv encTaved on basalt cliffs, the contest board under whose con-
pnr4 I writings have been obUterated In 1 enure investigation nas
centuries Of weathering. conuuetea.
writings were found scattered
along miles of cliffs. Dr. Cressman
stated - . ..
Through the writings the eth
nologist said he hoped students of
aborigines of western , America
would be able to trace the migra
tion of tribes from Asia to the
CAPITOL
Today "Gold Diggers of
1933"
GRAND
Today Buddy Rogers and
Marlon Nixon In "Best of
Thursday - Ralph Morgan,
Victor Jory in "Trick for
Trick."
HOLLYWOOD
Todav Wheeler and Wool. -
V sey In "So This is Africa."
Wednesday - "Twenty. Thou-
" sana Years. .
. Friday Tom Mix In "Tar-
ror Trail"
e'0-a a aa a a' a a
North American continent
IT'S BARGAIN DAY! . .
BARGAIN
MATINEE
AT1:45P,M.
EVERYONE !
VBESTofr EtJEMQES
y..Jj.. a. . ' t i a an . f
caJPronk Morfjan Joseph CawthorniL
i TONIGHT IS PAL NIGHT
GlND THEATRE PAL TICKET
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ADMIT ONE y Pweented with, one 25e
i Paid Admlaaioii.
' i l GOOD TONIGHT ONLY. JULY S
Today and Thursday
by-
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Love and Luxurj
were dearer to them '
than loyalty.
One womjua loved her
naaxvthe other cheat
ed "hers and a finan
cial Juggernaut was
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ThUb Yovr Sed
With LEWIS STOXE
Benita Home
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How many times have you
seen It?
It's the
talk of the
town!
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Corns in tomorrow and see these new shoes
yovtll like them.