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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Alorning, October 4. 1933 PAGE FIVE Local N ews Driers Liquidation. Sales Opened - la liquidation of the Bank of Star . ton. State Superintendent-- of .Banks A. A. Schramm was direct ed yesterday in circuit court to sell notes and chattel mortgages of S. R. and Dorothy Berry to E. -T, Barkus and Son for .1 600, of . which 8$ per ecnt was directed to . go to the .commercial 'dens rtmest and 97, per cent to the savings de- - ;pariment. Schramm was also dl- rcciea jio seu in par zsqq City of Reedsport bonds at market price,; Quoted at 20 to IS flat, and to , ftell notes ot John A. Gehlen in . amounts of 1375 and $89.41 and to assign the note and mortgage ot T. C. and Mary Gehlen held as collateral to Charles Gehlen for , $200 cash, and to sell a $1,000 Seaside Water bond to Conrad : Bruce and Co., at 60 and accrued . lnetrest. . , Officers' Stbeol Opens A school ; for candidates i for com mission in the . grade of. second -lieutenant, C o a s t Artillery to . serves, will open tonight in- the ' civil service ' rooms at . the post office. This school will be fender ' the direction : Of . Captain , Clar :. ence Collins, wno In rites all jer- that time to discuss plana for the school year. . r W. It. C. cooked food and rum mage sale. Wed., Oct. 4. 154 S. Commercial. -. Licenses Sought Two licenses to wed were applied for Monday at the county clerk's office here. Claude Collins Haggard, 25. North Bend, an electrical station opera tor, - asked permission - to marry , Yronne May Pickell, 22, Shaw, a ; receptionist. F. B. Gerard,' 25.. Samner, Wash., a laborer, asked for a license .to marry Ruby May Cole. 19. , V - -New Commander ' Here - Ser geant Harry H. Stevenson, new ly appointed commander of the I'army recruiting station here was in his office In the federal build ing 'yesterday for the. first time. Stevenson- came here from San Francisco hut is no stranger to . , the Willamette valley having lived In' or I near Portland most - 'of the time since 1921. Dentist to lleet The first - '.11 M !.. th. DaIV- Tamhlll DenUl society will be held at The Spa at .6 : 5 0 p m. Friday, according to Dr. E. L. Brunk, new president. Dr. Don Yalin of Newberg Will Teport on his summer trip to Chicago to -attend the National Dental asso ciation's convention which cele brated the diamond jubilee of the organization. Aatnmn frolic and carnival dance. Haxel Green, Sat, Oct. 7 ' Principals 8tdy--First of the - weekly classes tor principals of Salem grade schools will be held today In the administration build ing office, or Carlotta Crowley, elementary supervisor. The meet- - lags,. he4 during the afternoon, center about some-' definite sub ject, outlined -and studied" air a . class. Social Committee Named Margaret Hauser. vice - president of the ; Salem high school Asso ciated Student , body, yesterday . announced the appointment : of - the social committee for the com ing year as follows: Margaret Bell, Phil Brownell, Coburn Gr- ,- benhorst, Ruth Hillman. Carolyn Hunt., and Mark PowelL ; , ' Burghardt on Trip W. H. Burghardt, local insurance and . newspaper agent and veteran clerk of the school board, is ex- - pected to arrive in rhU-ago this week after having visited his old ' sons in Kansas. .He will remain la the . east for several weeks longer. . . Three Permits Issued Three building permits were Issued here ' Tuesday. J. N. Maule is to. have a -dwelling reroofed at 305 South 23rd street. at; cost of $45. L. F, H. Ill to have a dwelling reroofed at 1820 Ferry, $90, and Mrs. M. Brown to have a dwelling roof repaired at 825 North 1 5th, $45. Hunter Sestet Successful Each member of a party of six ' hunters Juit-returned from the woods bagged a large deer. They are Jess D. Simkins, Donald Deckebach, Job n Oudeans and Ernest Day of ; Salem, Gene and Norman Klrkwood of LakevieW. Subscribe now.! Renew now. The Oregon Statesman onetull year vby mall for less thanjlc a day. '$3.00 per year, by mail only; to any Oregon address. Become "Veterans" Congress man James W.Mott and Senator Frederick Steiwer of this district were last night i initiated as hon orary members: of the Spanish War veterans at the meeting of Scout Young camp in Portland. , ' Case - Continued Municipal Judge Poulsen yesterday contin ued Indefinitely the case of City vs. Clifford C. j Harper, route seven; who is ; charged with -speeding. . ' Y Board. Meets First meeting of the board of directors of the Y.M.CU for the new fiscal year is scheduled to be held Thursday ' noon at the city T building. AccidAfts fteportedFiTe min or automobile' accidents were re ported to city, police yesterday as follows: F. , W. Howard, 148 Broadway, and an unidentified motorist, at Commercial and Cen ter streets; J. Love, .159 1 Center, and an unidentified woman driv er," on State between High and Church; Ernest Smith, 23 10 North Fourth, and an unidenti fied woman, driven near Paulas Brothers cannery Ralph Eggstaft. 1825 North list, and Glenn Loon- fey, route nine, near the North Capitol bridge: Blanche Walling. 385 Lincoln, and an unidentified motorist, on High between Trade ana miil - . Annual . Bargain Period. Tor a limited time The jOregen States man by mail to any address In Oregon Only $3.00 -per year; Force Ipewres Start Soon A se ries of foreclosure suits in behalf ef the city will be filed in circuit court in the near future, City At-? torney Chris J. Kowits said Tues day, The uite-eeme ae the result ot a checkup of delinquent liens and Bancroft bond payments be ing conducted by ex-Mayor P. M. Gregory. 'Kowits said the fjt of the suits would have been tiled soocer had not water plant and other dry matters required bis at tention. The 1934 city budget ap propriates $00 for stenographic and other work in connection with the program of clearing the city's Hten dockets. . School Clinics Progress -Rapid Droeres in administering nimini examinations to entrant? in Salem schools was reported yesterday by ur. vernon A. Douglas. , county neaJtb officer. AH sophomor and other new pupils in the senior high school have been examined and entrants at Parrish Junior high -will all have been riven th once over today or Thursday. Next wees; new students at Leslie ju nior high will be examined and later those in the grade schools. Dr. Douglas yesterday conducted a similar clinic at SUrerton high school. Ask Amendments Defendant: tiled motion in circuit court yes terday asking that plaintiff in case of George Sucevich vs. Tuck er Coffee company be required to amend complaint, making it more definite ; and., certain in various particulars. Also in the case of sH. H. Daniels vs. Arthur H. Moore, defendant asked that plaintiff be required to amend his complaint. Foreclosure Ordered in the ease of Pacific Coast Joint Stoc Land bank of Portland vs. Juli F. Ulrich and Effie G. Cirich, W. Pulford and "Jane DW Pb ford, and T. L. Seelv and Elsii Marie Seelv. and Arthur Pfaffin. cer. lnvolvlne S9.219.S0 l lesser -amounts.. default was issu ed to the plaintiff and foreclosure ordered - yesterday by Circuit Judge L, C Lewelling. Those big Uackv grapes now ripe at Piala vineyards. - Rer.tralner Sought An order was issued yesterday in circuit court in the case ot Lula Delia Etchison and Ernest W. Morse vs Emory L. Clark and Roy A. Clark directing defendants to appear in circuit court and show cause, why a restraining, injunction should not be granted pending litigation. Recovery Sought The State Savings and Loan association tiled complaint in circuit court yesterday to recover $1,883.75 and other fees from Laurence A. Blaisdell and Lois M. BlaisdeU and Ellis E. Cooler, on a note se cured by real property. Sale Okayed Confirmation of the sale of real property was or dered yesterday by Circuit Judge L. G. Lewelling in the case of John Fabry and Caroline Fabry vs. Charles A. Bort and Vile t ha Bort. ' Cases set -The following cases were set " yesterday by Circuit Judge L. G. Lewelling: Lafky Sunderman, October 26, continua tion from former date; Endicott vs. Osborne, October 27; matter of estate of Ada E. Jory, Novem ber i; Kaser . vs. Kaser, third; Plika ts, j Pappendrew, ilxth; Frohmader v. Frohmader elehth? The judge announced that he will not be back in court here : until October 2$ to start on the cal endar set, To File Answer Demnrrer to the defendant's answer was sus tained and 15 days in which to file a new answer granted in, cir cuit court yesterday in the case oi n. v. uompton and w. J. Bu sick against J. J. McDonald to en force a clalni for a vendee's Hen. The C&Sa Involves farm nniiurtv i south-of Salem being bought on I AAntPeet Kw fnm nevm . Jk W 1 -Sulta Filed - The sUte indus trial' accident mmnlulA : ftl&it petitions in circuit court yeater- - .... oay as King that the Columbia Mines Development ' company ap pear and answer a complaint ask ing judgment ot $1,247.47 and cosU that Judgment he granted aeatnat Jama Vbr.k. " mmm yywwim - (VI $1X.35 and interest; that Judg mw ee granted against Sim F. Etxel for $7t.8J and Interest. IX oees: Change Transfer from emu io ieaerai court of the case George Gutekunst vs. First Na- or saiem is sought Keith PowelL rnn)mn. the bank. Plaintiff objects. CaSA InVAlvmr ,nn)n1tn. f A - . WM.yMM.IVUO 5 oux oi cue liquidation of of Vlck brothers. Obituary i Coming Events October 4 Dr. Norman P. Coleman, president Reed college, Methodist church, 8 ; p, xo. , T j. i . y i; ; . - October 6 Federated Rural club fnstltcte at lUckreall., October Brush College grange Booster night. " , : October t Statesman . Pet parade, 9:SO a. xo. Weather teTmitting.) . October David Hazen,: Oregonlan c o r r espondent, peaks on nropaa condi tions, chamber of commerce, noon. .; j - o i'" W October 15-14 County Christian' End cave conven tion. South Salem Friends church- i ' Lindquist In this city, October' 3, Al fred Lindquist, at the age of 58 years,, late resident of 1910 Lee street. Survived by widow, Ida Lindquist of Salem; five sisters, Mrs. Ella Rock, Mrs. Minnie Red path and Mrs. Bertha Olsson, all of Salem, Mrs. M. Furestnow of Peerless, . Mont., . and Mrs. Lydla Housego of Lancer, Sask.. Can ada; five brothers, Oscar of North Dakota, Richard of Swift currant, Sask., Lloyd of Canada, and. Roy and Fred of Seattle; five children, Gladys, Clifford, Hector, IVernon and - Vivian, all of Salem. Funeral services Thurs day, Octbber 5, 2 p. m. from the chapel of Clough - Barrick com pany, Rev. P; W. Eriksen offi ciating, interment I.O.O.F. ceme I Alford i Mrs. Ethel May Alford at Bend, Ore, at the age of 67 years. Survived: by widower, : E. C. Al ford 1 of I Bend ; brother, William Piggott, Ben d; two daughters, Mrs. Aggie B. Larson ot Bend and Mrs. Glee Gear of Oswego; three sons, Clair Alford of Port land, Dewey Alford of Los An geles,: and Max Alford of Salem. Funeral services will be held from the Leslie M. E. church, corner Myers and South Commer cial streets, Wednesday, October 4 at 2:30 p. m. Interment City View cemetery under direction of Clough - Barrick company, Rev. Earl Cotton presiding.. o i - O 1 Births Mulligan To Mr.' and Mrs. W. R.: Mulligan, 1462 Mission street, a girl, Billie Faith, born Septem ber 26 at the residence. . , Sparkling Health for Yon TeL 9613 We Deliver circuit of tional through for The growing affairs Case Dismissed The ease ot Corvallis Sand and Gravel eom Pny vs. a. C. Burk was ordered dismissed yesterday in circuit court by Judge Lewelling. Plain tiff was ordered to recover per sonal property, with costs and dis bursements allowed to neither Party. N : Sale Ordered In the liquida tion of the SUte Bank of Hub bard, the state banking superin tendent was directed to sell a $1000 Seaside water works and betterment 8 per cent bond at 50 and accrued interest, in circuit court yesterday. False Measure W. P. Brown was arrested yesterday on char ges of selling wood by false mea sure, to which he pleaded not guilty. Trial was set for Octo ber 13 at 2 p. m. In Justice court and Brown released on bis own recognisance. Sale Confirmed An order' con firming sheriffs sale in Clacka mas county In the case of W. H. Lamour vs. G. C. Giesy and Ethel C. Giese Was issued in circuit court yesterday by Judee L. G. Lewelling. Suit Filed Suit demanding judgment on two notes of 1226.10 and 226.07 was filed In circuit court yesterday by the. Portland General Electric comnany against R. J. Hendricks and Carle Ab rams. , . Zielinski In the estate of Aug ust Zielinski. deceased. Clara Woods has been appointed admin istratrix by the county court and Leo Zielinski, . Chester Cox and Roy Burton appraisers. Appraisers Named H e r ra a n Bergsvick, Walter E. Keyes and E. M. Page were appointed ap praisers in the estate of Percy J. Chapman, deceased, by Circuit Judge L.-G. Lewelling. Gets Possession Laura D. Baldwin was granted possession of property by Circuit Judge Lew elling yesterday In a mortgage de fault decree s gainst Blanch New man. 1 Estate Defaulted Motion for default was yesterday granted the attorney for plaintiff In the case of-B. F. Russell vs. Emma Berry and J, L. Berry and their unknown heirs, by Circuit Judge Lewelling. Coed Breaks Wrist Bette Swift, Willamette freshman from Portland, broke her left wrist Tuesday when she fell wfclle playing soccer in the university gymnasium. When r Others Hj - Seek Marriage Permits Mar nage license - applications were filed here yesterday by Floyd B. Gerard, 25, Sumner. Wash., and Ruby Mae Cole, 18, Ortlng, Wash; and by Harold Holland. 23, 1561 N. Front street and Elolse Ben nett, 18, 1561 N. Front street, Blatchfords Return Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blatchford, who spent September at their fruit ranch near Scappoose, returned to their Salem home early this week.- . Be vena Fined Justice H. Over to of Woodhurn yesterday ordered Wayne Berena to Jail when he was unable to pay a $25 tine Imposed after pleading guilty to drunken ess in a private building and dis turbing others. Case Dismissed Dismissal with prejudice was. ordered yesterday in circuit court in the case of Parafflne Companies, Inc, ts. Buildinc SuddIv i Co.. attlimn being made out of court. Talk Meetinir Idea a -Sn mi. tions for club activities and pro grams wail oe the order at the Lions eiub luncheon at the Gray Belle Thnrsdar noon. It will ha a closed session. ' ' - I . P.TJjCL Arreat E. I,. RnrHrlit pleaded not guilty in justice court yesterday to violation "of the truck law requiring a P.U.C. tag, and the case was continued. uorrignt was released. Mott at Botarv Can James W. Mott will be speaker for the regular luncheon meet ins of the 1 Salem Rotarv elnfi today. Last . night he addressed tne imiias chamber of commerce. To Foreclane Tl n f . n 1 t w.. granted and foreclosure ordered yesterday bv circuit Jndra tw. elling in the case of Geo. H. Stod dard vs. D. R. Moses and Grace m. Moses. Final Account Hearing of final account was ordered for No vember 6 in county court yester day in the estate ot Fred Krieger, deceased. Default Granted Cirenlt Im)n L. H. McMahan yesterday granted default judgment in the case of J. R. Buck vs. W. S. Mitchell. Martin Bound to Grand Jury After Hearing Started E. O. Martin, attendant at the state hospital arrested Friday night on assault and battery charge, was bound over to the grand jury Monday. Preliminary hearing was started in Justice court but was halted after the state put on its first witness, Dr. V, W. Miller, assistant physician at the state hospital. ! At this junction the district at torney moved to treat the criminal complaint as an Information and Martin was held to answer to the grand jury. The charge Involves a patient at the hospital. 1IT FDL PSTE IS Sign - up Opportunity ; Will Ctose Thursday; Says; County, Director I The final date for signing appli cations under the -wheat allotment plan In 'Marion county is Thurs day; October S, according to H, A. Llndgren, in charge of wheat campaign in Marion county. Llnd gren reports many; growers are calling at the office each day, as well aa contacting committeemen in different parts of-the county, learning details of the plan and where they are eligible, as a rule they, are signing the amplication forms. . Numerous questions have- been asked concerning disposal tY the crop where a man signs a contract under this plan. Llndgren states that ,'lt does sot matter 'how one disposes of the crop. He may 811 it. teed it on the f arias, or -seed it. just as be pleases. .. j:J:.-,, To state the idea just as plainly as it can be pat. the government gives the farmer a benefit -payment on 54 per cent of his three year average production la bush- ' els, if he will agree to reduce his average wbeat acreage by 15 per cent. In other words, the farmer is renting this 15 per cent to the government tor the three-year period,' but the government, on the other hand, specifies that the land can be used in summer fal lowing, controlling weeds or for growing crops that would be con sumed by the farmer or his fam ily on the farm. It is specifically stated under this contract, that nothing can be raised on the 15 per cent taken out of production. to sell directly or indirectly. Cooker Exhibition Now on at Ward's C. S. 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