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t IV OREGON STATESMAN, gakn, Oregon. Battrgay Mcrnla JcV 23, 1933
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THRONE FOR 5 AND 10 CENT PRINCESS?.
Lyons Teacher, Will Visit
World's Fair Until Open
: , : : . Ing of School -
' LYONS, - July 28 The Moun
tain States Power company work
, men were here this week replae-
Ins some power 1 transformers at
; the Cock ran and Hinkle planer
plant at Fawn which Is a mile
; east, of Lyons. The Wren Lumber
" company expect to make a short
- run, beginning about August 1.
How Ions they will operate de
, pends oh sales and lumber prices.
They hare some stock on hand.
Mrs. " Fred Boyer and children
: and Mrs, Orrille Bailey and two
, children of Salem spent Wednes
day here with their aunt, Mrs.
Frank Johnston.!
Farmers in this Ticinlty are
busy putting up bay at present.
No early grass ha?. was made to
speak of here. However oat and
veteh crops are as good or better
than usual this season. Corn crops
: are looking very; good, especially
considerlngthe 1 facts that .. corn
"was planted . two or three weeks
later than of ordinary seasons.
PMlsfl Zeta Pilchard of Lyons
and Mrs. Ines Campbell of Al
bany are leaving the first of the
week for Chicago, where they will
attend the world's fair and spend
v the summer ona vacation visiting
other points of interest before re
turning to Oregon early in Sep
tember. Miss Prichard is a teach
er the Fox Valley school, which
opens about September 15.
Miss Maxlne Huber Is organiz
ing a girlsTclub, which will meet
at her home Saturday afternoon.
July 29. Any girl interested and
wishing to attend is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. ! John Huber of
Mexico arrived here Monday and
stayed over night at the home of
his nephew, Roy Hnber. Hubers
were called to j Portland by the
death of Mrs. Huber 's sister. They
will spend a, short time visiting
relatives and friends . in Oregon
before returning to Mexico, where
they live in the cotton raising sec
tion. ; They were former Linn
county residents, having lived at
ML Pleasant and later near Al
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Is another royalist plot afoot? Hollywood reports that a plan la being worked out to place one of the
Mdivani brothers, who claim to be princes, on the throne of the onetime independent nation of Georgia,
now part of Soviet Russia, An "army" of 250 is said to have been recruited among the unemployed of Los
Angeles. As this is about equal is size to the army of San Marino, the world's smallest nation, it is hardly
likely that the Soviet Government will call its millions of reserves to the colors. The logical candidate for
the "crown" would be Alexis Mdivani, who recently married Barbara Hutton, heiress to the Woolworth
millions. Their wedding in Paris was attended by royal pomp and ceremony, so it is possible S and 10 cent
.v-v. Princess Barbara is slated to be "Queen Barbara V y - - , . -
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longs to Neli Cherry of the same
place. It was stolen in Fargo on
June 22 and Russell brought It
! here about three weeks ago. Rus
sell Indicated In his story that
he and Cherry were friends and
that the car was taken after the
two had been drinking at Fargo.
Group Froth Falls
Area Comes Here
For Camp Meeting
FALLS CITY, July 28 The
following group of people left ear
ly Tuesday morning for the Free
Methodist camp ; meeting grounds
north of Salem to attend the Free
Methodist conference which lasts
a week and Is : followed by the
camp meeting which also lasts a
week: Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Mc
Donald, Mrs. Phebie Ward. Ger
. trude Shoals. Mrs. Mildred Wray,
Lloyd Wood. Mr. and Mrs- Verne
Murphy and daughter, Marcella,
Mrs. John Welfley, Mrs. Addie
Montgomery, Miss Martha Raker
and Miss Mary Roberts.
Swan Anderson who a few
weeks ago was taken to the Dal
' las hospital very ill, is so much
' improved that he is to be removed
to hU home here this week.
Miss Freda Goettman who is
employed at the Baptist home for
the aged in Portland came home
: Saturday to spend her two week's
. vacation with her parents.
BREITENBUSH, July 28.
Among the Sunday visitors at
the BreitenbuBh Hot Springs were
Mrs. F. O. Craig, Salem; Mr.
and Mrs. C. Herbert White, Med-
ford; Mr. Fred Paulua, deputy
state treasurer, Salem; Mr. R. L.
Farmer and Mr. F. L. Farmer,
Salem; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop
and sons Clarence and Roy of
Portland and her sister Mrs. Len
ore Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cooler,
their family, and their guest, Ir
win Edwards, Salem residents,
are spending tne week iisning
and enjoying the attractions at
the springs.
Mrs. G. W. Hillman and fam
ily, Salem, who have been at
Breitenbush a month,, plan to re-
Hardy Given 90 Days
On Exposure Charges
in i
DALLAS, July 28. Leonard
Hardy . of McMinnville was sen
tenced to serve 90 days in the
county jail and pay a fine of $100
when, he pleaded guilty to a
charge of indecent exposure at a
hearing held before Justice of the
Peace Gregory. His jail sentence
was suspended when he paid the
fine and he was paroled, to his
mother. He was arrested near
Grand Ronde last week by a state
police officer.
TO ATTEND WORLD'S FATO
main the rest of the summer.
Mrs. F. E. Loose, Salem, and SUBLIMITY. July 28 Mr. and
Mrs. II. O. White are spending Mrs. Philip Wagner left weanes
a long vacation in a cottage di- day for Chicago to attend the
rectly by the Breitenbush river. I world's fair. They plan on being
Among the hotel guests are I away several months. The newly
Jacob Elsasser, Salem: Mrs. and I born son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Miss Rummelin, Portland; Misses
Gertrude and Katherine Sinnot,
Portland; Miss Katherine Caha
lin, Mr. Joseph and Mr. John Ca
balin, Portland.
Welter has been
Carl George.
named Joseph
F'FIEB SCHMIDT IS
CALLED TO BEYOND
SILVERTON. July 28. (Spe
cial) Peter Schmidt. 72, died
Friday forenoon after a years
illness. He lived on a farm in
the North Howell area. Funeral
services will be held Monday at
2 p. m. at the Ekman funeral
home.
Mr. Schmidt was born In Aus
tria, Hungary, October 28, 18 SO
and came to the Sirverton coun
try in 1904. He was married to
Vernonla Knapp In October, 18 8
Twelve children were born to
them.
He leaves his widow, and eight
children: Mrs. Rosle Ditchen, Al
bert, Pete, Joe, Andrew and An
ton, all of Silverton; Mrs. Mary
Reznicsek of Neskowin and Ste
ven of Hubbard; two sisters in
Austria; 22 grandchildren and
one great grandchild.
li'IVETEMI
HEJUIS FIM GALL
INDEPENDENCE; July 2 Si
The funeral of Thomas J. Fryer,
99, last Civil War veteran la this
locality, was held at the.Keeney
Funeral ' Home .Thursday afternoon.-
I n t e r m e n t was in the
Knights of Pythias cemetery. -
He was born in Boneville, Mo.,
December 18, 1884. At the age
of one year he came with his
parents, - Judge and - Mrs.-. A. H.
Fryer, on the second emigrant
train to cross the plains to Ore
gon. Judge Fryer was one of
Oregon's first judges and was
founder of the Bethel college. At
the age of 18 years he answered
the call of his country enlisting
In Company "A 1st Oregon' In
fantry Volunteers. In which or
ganization he . served - until dis
charged at the elose of the war.
He was united la marriage to
Mildred Perclval at Monmouth in
1872 and to this union a son and
a daughter were born. Mrs. Fry
er was called by death In 1916.
On August 4, 1922, he was uni
ted in marriage to Martha Ann
South who preceded him in death'
June z. nz 8. Mr. Fryer was a
charter member of Independence
Post O. A. R. and served as its
adjutant for many years. He also
held the appointment as Aide De
Camp to the commanding, officer
Grand Army of the Republic of
the United States. His summons
came July 23,' 1988, at the age
of 99 years 7 months and 8 days.
He is survived by a daughter.
Mrs. Gertha . Campbell of Inde
pendence and a son. Dr. Claude
P. Fryer. Hiawatha, Kans.
Dr. Charles Dunsmore was in
charge of the service.
GIRL TO FISCHERS
SILVERTON, July 28 A
daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Erlck Fischer July 24. This
is their second child.
. CLUB GETS CHICKEN FEED
TALBOT. July 28 Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Jorgenson entertained
members of the 4-H Forestry club
with a chicken dinner at their
home Wednesday. Present were
the club leader, Clair Calavan
Margaret Webb, Marjorie Cole,
Ilene Blinston, Beatrice Cook, El
don Turnidge, Virgil Calavan,
Horace Webb, James Jorgenson,
Dale Turnidge, Wesley Jorgen
son, Robert Cole. Mrs. D. E. Blin
ston and Mrs. E. J. Freeman
were Invited guests.
TEXT LB BAPTIST
Brrmn ind 19th itrvet. J. H. Brit
eot, pastor. Snndar school, 0:45 a. m
N. D. Anderson, inperintendeat. Preach
inf. 11 m. .: subject: "The Death of
the Richtooas." Evening worship, 8 p.m.:
subject: "When the Wicked Beareth
Rule the People Monm." Special sinnine
by choir, led bjr Dr. D. L. Lindburg; ehoir
director. Senior and Junior B. T. P. TJ,
7 p. sb. Prayer and praiso serrice, Thnrs
dr, T:S0 p. m.
COURT STREET CHURCH 07 CHRIST
Seventeenth a ad Conrt streets. Horh
X. KeCaUnaa, pastor. 1744 Cheateketa
troet, Bible school. :, Mrs. Irene
Waller, aperintendeat. Hernia f worship
and Lord's snppor. 11 sW at.: Kr. Boaerist
et Ua Open Door anlsaie. will-brta
the seme nssssara. Christine Endeav
or, S:1S p. sb, three societies. Masieal
program at th- droning- - ervtea, 7:30
p. nv; stiver Bering rebestra, wader Urn.
PrisciUa MeisUger will giva concert
of sacred and, sens! sacred pieces. Tha
Bible Dram, elah will give tha hymn
araasa, 'hfy Paith Looks Up to Thee."
Mid -week Bern ee Wednesday, v :49 p. am
Delbart Daniels at Aamity, leader. . --.
7TRST CHURCH OT CHRIST. :
. SCIESTXaT - . ; -ChesBoketa
and Liberty street. Bandar
School, t:3 a. am. Haadaj Serrice 11 a. a..
snLject of lesson seremonr Loto. Han.
dsy evening . services ar , diseaatinaed
daring Jnly aad Aarast. Tostiatoar aaeet-
lag, Wodsosdar eight. I p. at. Reading
room ia Meseaie temple, open 11 a. as.
to S:S0 p. av except 8andays aad holi-
: ': PRESlTTZRIAjr "
VTlnter aad ChoaBoketa streets. G rover
C Birtchet, D. D psttor. Charch school
:10 a. am. Ralph H. Soott, snporiatoa
deat. Morning worship. 11 a. am.; sorsaoa:
"Tha Vataa of a RlghUaaa Life." An
them: "Tarn To Ivoa Uato Me." (Mark
or). Sola by Visa Thelaie Davis: "Love
To the LorL" Lane (Handle). vUUa.
organ, AdarJo," (treat Coaoerto Kov J,
by Bpohrl. U. X. socistios. :SO v.
XvoaiBg PTaisa, 7:10 I p. St.. Sermon,
"God a. Ceaasels ta tha Thiaker," Sole
by Kiss VJvUn Bonner, "Hew Long Will
The. Porget Xa, O Lord" Hqttaeis-
' " . TXRST QZR-tUT RAPTIST :'r
Kerth Cottara and 'T streets. O. W
Ratseh, - BBiaister. Sunday school, , t :45
a. - nH - Boat -Service.'
11 a.
Comforter' ia a Lonely
aartot. Xvoniag services. S p. SB.; sab
ioett "Tha Joy of Beiar a Christian."
Regular said week prayer service at
S p. sb, Wsdnasday. Tha monthly meet-
in r of the Women's Missionary circle
will moot with Mrs. A. rsadrieh, ia her
some at rente 7, box isa. Tsars day.
i:J0 p. am. -. - .-
TTRST CHRISTIAjI
Center aad Hirh streets. Gay L. Drill.
minister. 0 North Cotters. Charch
school, S :SO a. m, R. W. Cooley, super
intendent. Moratar worship. 10:45 a. m,
Commanioa of tha Lord 'a sapper. Ser
mon will be tha second ia the aeries on
"The Glory of the Conquered Life."
Meeting at the Prieuds of tha Golden
Honr aad tha C. E. at 8 p. m. A special
featare serrice. Sermon, ''Angel's Cake
snd Devil's Pood." This cboreh will
conduct- the Park service on tho capital
groaads at 1:80 p. m. 8naday.
ZTAWOEUSTIO TARERHACLZ
Perry and 13th atroots. C. G. Weston.
pastor. Banday school. :45 a. m, O.
Bchendel, snporintondeat. Charch serv
ice. 7:45 p. m.; sabject: "The rrntts
of UnbeUei." Eiblo stndy Tnesdsy. 7:43
p. m, subject: "A Victorious Christian
Life." Prayer meeting Wednesday, 3
p. m. Devotional service, 7:45 p. m.,
Thursday.. Toaag people's service, 7:45
p. m, Satnrday.
TTRST METHODIST
Church aad State streets-. Church school.
0:45 a. m. Dr. Robert M. Gatke. sup
erintendent. Public worship, 11 a. m.;
sermon hy Dr. B. E. Parker: "A Clean
Heart and a Right Spirit." Union serv
tees, Willcoa park. 8:30 p. m. Young
people's forum 7 p. m.
TMSC-jruEX. BAPTIST
Hasel sad Academy streets. Bible
school. 10 a. at- Mare Saney. saperintea-
dent; lesson: Review of II Samuel, bring
' Schlrmaa; superintendent.
, sa.t sabject: 'A Priottdly
a Lonely Desert." Mixed
Bibles. Preaching, 11 a. m. Bad -1:30
p. as. Mid-weeJt prayer a a praise serv
ice, Thursday, S p. as. Everyone iavited
sa snoea aervwoe.
BROOM COMMTJETTT
4K H. Qairley. mlnistar. Rally of sev
eral charches ia this Beetle of Marion
Bounty, opening in Ouiaaby - park, - 10
a. m, Ssaday. Preaehiag aerviesa. 11
aad S a'clock. Rer. Charloo Smith, pastor
at taa uasai ureea c a arc a wui Bo taa
foreaooa speaker aad Rev. Edgar P. Sims
will preach in tha aiteraeoa.
SPIRITUAL CHURCH OP J)111M&
' TRUTH
Berviees. 101. North SSth Street, 8
p. m.f lectare hy Garden Ploasiag. "Ufa
aad Works af tha Master." followed hy
message. Slid week mesa re mocuag.
Vtedaesday. S p m 201 erth Z5th
street.
ST. JOBBT'S TVAJTOEUCAZ,
' - - - LUTHXRAX - '.
Corner 16th and A streets. H. W. Gross,
pastor. Eactish services;' a ;4S a. aa. Ger
ms a. ii. a. as.-stuaeat Bteiameyer. wui
fUl tha pulpit for boV service.
TTRST XVAXGEUCAL .
Xerth Sammer aad Marioa Streets.
Emory W. PortUard. D. D, mlBister;
Doaa Tarmiuwa. associated minister.
8uadsy school. 9:45 a. m. Moraiag wor
ship. It a. am. Prelude aad offertory hy
Mrs. - Ethel Poliag Phelps. Bermoa:
" Christ's TUw at Ua WerlaW ho Ea-
doavor usee tine .hocanso of tha camp
mooting at Joaainc'a led re. EvaaraUstie
service, S p. m. Twenty miaata aoag
service led hy Mrs. .. a. Frietes, Ber
bob: 4 'What ft ChrUUaa Does. Not Da."
Bible study aad prayer Tharsday, 7:80
p. m.'' - ' - - -- -
": PRurrtJLaro RVAJraxucAi.
' Doaa L. Vermillion, mhtistar. 8unday
sehooL 10 m. am- Orsa. Part anporia-
teadent. Morning worship, 11a. m. Rev.
0w E. Erakma will bring taa- maasaga aaa
conduct tha aervtoo.
RIRMTD
Csoltol aad Marion streets. W. G,
Lienkeaeasper. pastor. Sunday school. 10
a. m, Joha Deaay, supertateadeat. Ver
man services. 10 a. m. English services.
11 a. m. The Rev. P. Baermaa of Salem.
will eoaduet both services, special music
Sola hy P. E. Erase.
PTRST BAPTIST
Marion aad North Liberty streets. Brit
toa Rots. Minister. Bible school, 9:45
a. sa Prod Broer. SBOoriataadeat. Morn
ing worship, 11 a. m.: sermon: "A Hard
Seat." Special music by the choir. Junior,
Intermediate and aenior B. T. P. U.'s,
7 p. m. Prayer meeting before evening
service, 7 p. m. Orchestra prelude, 7:40
special musie by Gideon quartet. Sermon
"Tho Seven New Thinrs in Revelation.'
Read chapter 21. The ordinance of bap
tism at the close of the evening service.
norTECorrAi. assexzxt
Church. 420 Bute street. Saadayw
It a, am. Moraiag warship, 11 S. nv Xv
oniag sorvieea Taoadsy, Thursday a so. .
Saturday aigbt. Brother voget wtu snag
meeara 8aaday night on, "SeeonaV C emu
mi ag af Chris. -v r- '
AMTRTCAM LUTHERAjr
Church between Chamekata aad Cas
tor streets. P. W. Krihoaa, pastor, phoaa
frOSS. - Moramg worahip, 19 a. nv; sor-
a: "1 rosea Asaeu al taa caarca,--
SvocUl made: Sola kr Mrs. i. Albert
Sbobjoth. Church rauacil will hold its
August meeting oa Tnesdsy. S p. an.
IASOV v-g'" MXMORIAL C X.
Jefferson aad Morth Winter atroots. H.
G. Humphrey, pastor. Sunday school 9:4S
a. as. Moraiag warship 11 a. av: sua.
ject: "Tha Persoaat Immiaeace of God,
Our rathor." Kveuiag wanhtp, a p. aa.;
subject: "Tha Una at tha. Tribe oi
Jadah." Touag poop la's meetiag, 7 p. m.
- URTTARIAhT -Vorih
CotUxa aad Chemeketa streets.
Ka aerviees during sammer months.
CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST OP
LATTER SAT SAIHTS ,
Charch. 460 North CotUro atreet. tun.
slay school. 19 a. m.: charch immediately 1
after. ,
PORZ MTMOBJil.
West Bateau. K. K. Clark.
Charch ac
ice st Oak
league, 7 p. av Evening worship, 8 a. m.
Tha aaly charch la Wast Salem axteada
a cordial invitations to all to attend its
aerviees.
so star.
hooL 9:45 a. as.-Morning aarv
sk Grove, 11 a. an. Epwarth
CHURCH OP CHRIST v
Cottage and Shipping stroota. C T.
Springs, minister, 2075 Paeliie highway.
Bible stady, 10 a. as. Preachiag and eom
munien. ll a, as. Evonlnr aarviwa. 7:80
p. as. Touag people's training class. Wed-
aeoday, 7 :80 p. as. Bang practice, in dsy,
7:80 p. as.
C. and it A. GOSPEL TARER5AC1-I
Sis fifty-five Perry stroeU W. H.
Caldwsn, pastor. Buaday school, 9:45
a. m,. Graavol Sheota, snperiateadeat.
Morning worahip, 11 a. sb. Touag people's
mooting. 6:45 p. m. Evening ovangeliatia
service. 7:45 p. so. prayer aorrieo Ts en
ds y aight, Orchostra aad choir practice
Wednesday night. Young people's cottage
prayer service, Tharsday aight.
LESLIE MEMORIAL
Commercial and Myers streets. B. Dar
low Johason, 848 East Myera street,
phoaa 9687. Church school, 9:45 a. m,
classes aad departments for aU ages.
Morning worahip, II a. at. Anthem, Hey
ser's "How -Lovely is lion." Bermoa
topic: "Christ's Law at Purity." Com
bined league church serv tee, 8 p. m.
Specisl musie hy tha Gilbert family.
Sermoaette by tha pastor, "Oat af Doors
With Jesus." Mid - week prsyer and
study hour, Thursday, 7:30 p. aa ia
Leslie hell, continuing study in Mark's
gospel, chapter 11.
HOUSE OP PRATER
Chemeketa and 17th streets. Interde
nominational. A. J. Smith, minister. Morn
ing worship. 11 a. m. Rev. J. J. Eng-
breeht will rive tho messsro In German.
This service is sponsored by too iea
nonite friends and they ere In chsrge.
Evangelistic services, 8:45 and 7:45 p.m.
Rev. Engnrecht will speak at these aerv
iees in English. Prayer servirea every
week night, 7:45, except Thursday and
Saturday.
PTRST CHURCH OP THE HAZARENE
Thirteenth and Center streets. Fletcher
Calloway, pastor. 652 North 14th street,
phone 830. Sandsy school, 9:45 a. m,
P. M. Lltwiller. superintendent. Morn
ing worship. 11 a. n., "The Master's
Prsver for His Own," No. 4 in the series
on "The Holy Ghost snd His Work."
N. T. P. 8. ond junior society. 6:80
p. ra., Mrs. Looelln Hardy, president.
"Isaiah's Portrait of tho Messish." 7:30
p. m.
PTRST OHXISTLur
Turner. &. L. Putnam, pastor. Sunday
school. 10 a. aa. Morning warship 11
a. . m. ; subject: "Keeping tha Life in
Tune With God." Evening worship, 8
p. m.; sabject: "Playing the Pool."
Young peoplo'a meeting, 7 p. m.; sub
ject: "Friendship With Those of Other
Races." T neons Putnam, leader. Mid
week meetiag, Thursday, 8 p. m., song
service, devotional and study with dis
cussion led by pastor, theme: "Holy
Spirit." Welcome to all services.
CALVART BAPTIST
High snd Ferry streets. W. Earl Coch
ran, psstor. Church school. 9:49 a. m,
Mrs. W. A. Barkas, superintendent.
Preaching services, 19:50 a. m. and 8
p. m. Special musie by chorus choir.
Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:45 p. m.
Choir rehearsal, Tharsday, 7:30. Fidelia
guild will meet Thursday afteraooa.
SAVATIOS ARMY
Two forty one 8tae atreet. E. Par
sona, adjataat. Services held on Sunday,
11 a. m. Holiness, 8:30 p. m. Sunday
school, 8 p. m. Salvation) also aa Tuesday,
Thursday aad Saturday. 6 p. m
MICKEY MOUSE
By WALT DISNEY
Russell Released
When Former Pal's
Request is For Car
DALLAS. July 28. D. P. Rus
sell, beld here for federal author
ities on a stolen car charge, was
released Tuesday when Sheriff
Hooker received word from the
United States attorney at Fargo,
N. D., that the owner of the car
would not prosecute if Russell
would return tbe car. The mat
ter was turned over to the Uni
ted States attorney in Portland.
Russell is from Detroit Lakes,
Minn., and the stolen car be-'
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The Haman Dynamo
By JIMMY MURPHY
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