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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1933)
if II, i) ft i) Ii It ! ) 1 j h l" t s i 7 I ! 'ir r DIMMIM5 1 D STUDY riECOVEriY DALLAS. An. . The Dallas Chamber of Commerce has mad arangements tor a special meet ing of all merchants to be held at the Court house, Friday at 8 p. m. tor a discussion of the na tional recorery act and the part retail establishments are to take In this movement. 7 An invitation has been extended to merchants and other employ era of the neighboring, towns of Independence, Monmouth, . Falls City, Rickreall and Perry dale to attend this meeting, tor which a speaker will be present from Portland chamber of commerce to explain the act. Following th!s general meeting any groups tbat wish to hold special meet ings to- consider the codes of the ir trade organizations wQI be as sisted by the local chamber of commerce. N. L. Guy, the president, has stated that he shortly will call a meeting of the heads of the rar lous organizations to form a committee to place information before the consumers as to their part in this national campaign for business and reemployment recovery. 1. IMS DIES; Island Club wUl f Meet Saturday &k School Building GRAND ISLAND, Aug. S The Improvement club wlil hold Its regular monthly business meeting at the school house Sat "dar alht August 5. Following the business - session a musical program will be presented by ioU3r Singers- of the Union vale Evangelical church under the direction of Mrs. Charles A. Ferguson. : A surprise birthday dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the Roy B. wm home In compliment to the a"nlTer8arT ot Mr. Roy K. will. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wm of Jennings Lodge, parents of the honored guest; Mrs. Louis Will and chil dren, Leonard, , Louise and Bar bara; Mrs. Elsie Yoder, the hon ord u?8t. M"- Roy E. Will and family, Sarella, Mildred and "r -Thi OREGON STATESMAN, gato. " Oregon, Friday Elorning; Xugml 4, 1933 Mr. and Mrs. Morton JTpmpklaj, " 11 V..- ' PAGE NINE ucceoaittuy- jjassea mh me sav ers" examination, at I McMInnTllIe and is now the 1 possessor of a Junior Red Cross life saving cer tificate. At the carnival Friday night she also won second place In the girls' 10-yard dash KlamathMUIs To Operation Basis ot Code KLAMATH FALLS, Ore -Aug. 5 (AP) Announcement was made here tonight that Klamath Falls lumber mills will resume operations Friday on .the basts of the code proposed, by the lum ber Industry to, the national re covery administration., - Twelve operators, meeting to night, agreed, to raise, ihe mini mum hourly wage to 42 H cents and establish a maximum work ing week of 40 hours. These pro visions are in the national code FUNERAL IS TODAY AMITY, Aug. 3. Dr. Claude R. Matthis, 63, of Amity, passed away early Wednesday morning at the Salem General hospital at Salem. He was born in Upshur county, Texas, August 27, 1869. In 1894 he graduated from .Memphis, Tenn'., medical school and prac ticed for a time at Sonora, Tex. In 1890 he was united In marriage to Miss Florence Elizabeth Wood. Five children were born to this union. In the fall of-1894 the fam ily moved to Amity, where he en gaged in his profession until 1919 when 'he moved to Corvallis and remained there until 1930, as head ot the health service at Ore gon State college. He moved back to Amity and again took up his practice in the spring ot 1920. He Is survived by his wife, one son. Dr. Austin Matthis, ot El Paso, Tex.; Mrs. Marshall Fields of Amity, Mrs. Audrey Whaley ot Woodland, Cel.; two grandsons, Robert Marshall and James Claude of Amity; two brothers. Dr. J. O. Matthis of Salem, and L. C. Matthis of Lemeta, Tex.; and two sisters. Miss Sadie Mat this of Salem, and Mrs. Plummer of Texas. Funeral services, will be held at the Amity Methodist church, Friday, August 4, at 11 a. m. In terment will be made In the Amity cemetery; ; Bullsnake is Bunny Eater; Loses in End SCIO, Aug. 3. Through two inch wire netting at the John Griffin farm near ScIo recently, a 5 -foot bullsnake entered the pen In which a young rabbit was kept. Although the little bunny wag several weeks old, the snake swallowed it and then attempted to leave the enclbseure. By this time the snake's dinner had ne gotiated half its body, and Mr. Bullsnake was unable to get out of the 2-lnch nettig. Mr. Griffin returned to the farm late In the afternoon to at tend his usual chores. Several attempts were made by the snake to make its escape from the trap in which it found itself. Half ot the body cleared the. netting nicely, but the bL; Jump midway in the snake's body stopped its progress. Finally the reptile seemed angered -by Its detention and made many vicious strikes at the older rabbits in the pen. The bunnies were much frightened and were desperate in their ef forts to evade the Intruder. Mr. Griffin ended the agoniz ing suspense for the rabbits by making a "good Indian" out of the bullsnake, which disgorged the little bunny when Griffin dis sected the reptile. Farmers' Mutual Picnic is Slated . For 'Green Park QUINABY, Aug. 2. Harvey Good has been suffering from sciatic rheumatism and has been unable to do any work fer two months, but is now improving. Miss Evelyn Travlss. ot EO- gene, has been tho house guest of Margaret Zlelinskl tori the past W<" - ' 1 " ' "v? k a Albert Glrod had bad luck last week when he tinned over a load of hay and In lumping from th& wagon, be paaiy spramea nis right wrist. J. c. McFarlane. announces a State Farm Mutual picnic to be held at Hazel Green August ,12. All policy holders are invited. CLAJf OFFICERS NAMED SILVERTON, Aug . Of ficers elected at the annual Van Cleave reunion were: George Van Cleave, president; Kenneth Van Cleave, vice-president; Mrs. Pearl Davis, secretary - treasurer. Gor don VanCleave was made caair-: man of the entertainment ar rangements, and Tom -VanCleave, Melvln VanCleave and Bertha VanCleave were made a commit tee to look after refreshments for the next annual reunion. - - ' , ' POSVER RETURNS HERE WACONDA. Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Posver and daughter ot Klamath Falls are staying at the home of Mrs; Posver'a par ents, Mr. aadMrs. John KJenskL Posver is again employed by 8. LKn. t iuw wore me nauonai recov- uaognier or ery administration. Enoch Arden - . - ; - ' - " - Role Revived Suit Reveals SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. t (AP) Alexander O. Staladrldge, legally declared dead, has return ed after an absence of It years to find his wife remarried and his daughter adopted by her stepfa ther, i . , .; The situation was disclosed in a suit filed in superior court 'here Wednesday by 8talndridge and his former wife, Wllhelmlna, against her second . husband, Wilfrid Page, a cook at the Lagunda Hon da relief home. The action asked that the ad option of Statndrldge's daughter. be nullified because Standridge Is alive and "willing and anxious to assume his rightful obligations." Timber Company to Fly Bluo Eaglo of Cods is Completed SILVERTON, Attg. t. Sliver FaMs Timber company mill will also fly Its. blue eagle as soon as the northwest lumber code arrangements are completed and as soon as the eagle gets here, according to JsV O. Woodard, manager. Mr. Woodard said there would likely be no change la hours as the mill has beea working oa a six hour shift all Summer and would continue to do so. Also present plans are not to put oa any more shifts than the one in operation now. INSTALLATION SLATED SILVERTON, Aug. S. In stallation of officers ot Silver lodge No. 21, order of Odd Fel lows will be held Saturday night at the hall. Following the instal lation ceremonies a social time. Including a watermelon supper. wiu be enjoyed mV BDQI(S ARE OF : SElSOilKT Among the ft books added to the Salem public library's collec tion the vast week are more than 21 new publications 6f seasonal interest. Novels include Allardyce. "The Open Gate"; De la Pasture, "Provincial Lady la London; Poole, 'Great Winds"; Thompson, "TJnflnised Symphony"; Wilder, "Mother and Four"; and that much read sketch by Wells, "The Bulpinton of Blnp." . On the approved summer read ing circle list tor teachers and now also on the publie library's shelves is "Character Education," publication of the National Edu cation association; vacationists will be interested in Crowder's "Naturalist at the Seashore," Oth ers; with special appeal ta Saieni readers: The Aircraft Yearbook foe 'It ; Popham, "How "to Use Pastels"; "Americaa Composers oa American Musis, edited by Crowell; Maeleish's Pultxer prise book, "Conquistador"; "W hen Ladies Meet, Crothers; . Dane, "Wild Decembers"; Brasdova, "Sardinian Sideshow; Wortham, "Chinese Oordo a"; . P a s m a, oa American Music," edited by Man Roosevelt"; Sevigne, "Let ters"; Wassermann, "Bula Mat arl"; and Mower, "Germany Puts the Clock Baek." SCHULZB TO SPEAK SILVERTON. Aug. t. Dr. D. H. Schulxe of WUlamette uni versity, will again, deliver the morning- address at the Methodist church Sunday. In the absence of Rev. C. J. Hall, regular pastor, visiting speakers have been secur ed for tho morning services. Henry Johnston Dies Suddenly at Waconda WACONDA, Aug. J Henry Johnston. 5, resident , here tor the jast ten years died suddenly Tuesday : morning itt his . home. Funeral rites were held today at the 'Salem mortuary. He leaves his widow, a son who lives la Swedes and nine stepchildren. PASTOR ON VACATION INDEPENDENCE, Aug. . Rev. and Mrs. K. A. Nelson, left Monday for a. two months' stay with ' Rev. Nelson's people, la Michigan. Rev. Nelson has been in Independence tor nearly two years, being pastor ot the Bap tist church, and attending Lin field college In McMlnnvnie, where he graduated this year. MISS COP WINS O R E S H A M. Ore., Aug. 2. (AP) Miss Cop. Neal up, won the Spanish Ballroom parse; fea ture race at G res ham track to day. The winner ran the I Vh fur long In 1:09 5-5. j ffwnfSgS Llr raiLlgS Mil! m 1 awn AM . ' . -l W III M m&SM I'M... m I -aaM Bl-I . ' - I o ISIIIG PRICES HEER FARMERS SAVE HALF! Ward' 100 Puns Pennsylvania Oil Onlg fit Riven id OH Is de hnm Br ferd crada, cmcII. arfsetedl J-iW-ttAUkj 2 esd S aaL caos. Nebrmskans Bepoeted -vt Spirits Since 20. eetieas umd Sales Caiaj in us.... ---wi TAILPHICES SURE JO RISE sxa w vtpf ru. d II" . ' . 7, feBowTT. :TwYBeee Sv WI1WE11 USING Hattery is built for longer life! As Ijmtv Am wtta oW tottery Here's e battery yon eaa depend eal A leng-Iife battery! Has heavy plates, extra deep grids. 4S 4vsMJst4 Quality How Pbfef atSawLeewt Zsaeiu will Sk sever aa "bile better and ell palate. Centalns do Hgbft ingredi. Femnla Porcelain Enameled Coal and Wood SiteeH EG ana go S5 down, S6JS0 month Foil size It in. baking eresu Bedy cast irea and steel with asbestos insula tion. Green and ivory foil peree lain finish and ' highly pellshed griddle baking - tea. Sere Sale! $2995 Asinmnimsitelp mnjass , ft tt Uny Nowl Save S5t Domes tie copies of Orien tal knga. All per iectj seamleesl 1 v& umw&;2z t raiiM a i 'yjrxsjr ja. or August Furniture Snte Vatae U Prices are going UJPT Bug iVbcr . . Save 20 J Bought before prices advanced! Sold in the August Sale at a price that saves you 20. Both the Davenport and button back chair have big roll arms, and comfortable high backs. Covered in Angora mohair in choice ojE taupe or woodrose,' With carved arm panels and feet. And spring-filled seats and backs! Buy Now! Price goes up alter the August Sale! Free Delivery in City Limits JjSl " sas2Bse'T5fl'3 t- ...ss 5 4cd snnnriE SpckJ or Avgmt Sole CO Hunk of it! Ton save orer $16; at this Angnst Sale price. And you get a sturdy 4-piece suite in irory enamel finish as welL Noto rize aainty floral decorations onl the bed, chest and vanity. Re-j member! Tbis price iar the Au gust Sale only! Buy Nowl Tree Delivery in City Limits 39c Save 49t m Jade. iraxy yeQeer ead sitk Scatter iScfefUcav $i,98 ras " . . V:. " V ooinca jls- i rH minster Sags. V? V new psuceras. frv mm m mm m mm i s Prices Are Going UP? IID2Mittt Sell; AugvstSaU Pric; Bey Newl See ever 2S& OO Eateiulea Table ead ZJjLUJ Ckalrs la kardWed tnLty - ed at sVery and mmml ; 1 rrles geee after Oke SeU! Tnblo Lsxaps Sele frfee $2,79 lery bates pa sted. Taltsw black. . at (SC3 eMe stltek. Sare n Uds SWb, ten- ed End TjBblo 88c Seve M1 Priees ere se ine ant Hard- shaped t p. L&mp Tnblo SeieTHce $1.59 Sere H Gmd, ttardy table witb ISa 274nck Vp sa Bey New! $5.95 Leaps Crieft A09& Sale rVfeei $4.95 Bey 17. isb geU fie 4sk eases t attested er etretak efik aVadsi rsyea Prices Are Going- MJPt Specially fVcec for August Sato Bay Newt Sa 2S. Larfe ceil nphsl stered with felted ea ton. Drill ticking cover. 25 Inner spring 19J95 1 m 1 Price are going VPt 12.95 (Dflnffiiiiii0 Spthlly PrictJ for August SaU Buy now! Save 25! Big, com fortable Chair, In rust home spun. Ottoman to match $1.89 Sale! JEHJK sfta Bey Newt Seve2Sf reef Unas in tOe and ral patterns. R TmtI Tan price UP alter Angast Sslel Prices Are Going MJPt Socially Vicao for August Sot (oft r eWeres Boy Netri. Save 4 r hit. wire enfla snppett rmm t er stnigat d beds. Dwatlelex Dk CUSawtst Green or Orchid 275 N. liberty St 3 raftew wm 'Pliono 8774 JF"f t f"Mt'.iarm era 1
