. - r The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, November 24, 1933 3' " PAGE SEVEN
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; To Hear Plea.. Four Jrl-t .- Philharmonic Board Meets -
oners, now neia n u county, I Toe board of directors, of, the Sa-
Jail, wlirbe allowed: to plead toUem. Phaharmonlcnn&esirawill,
various cnarges - tomorrow ; morn i meet. Monaay mgnt at ,8 o ciocK
Ins when arraigned before-Judge at nho . Y.M.C.A. Membert of the i
k H. McMahin. The : more Is 1 beard Include: J. H. Albert, Mrs. I
made to reduce the numbers of George Allen, Mrs, W. E. Ander-
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ThanksgiYing time. The four o H. Burghardt; Ruth Bedford, Ray
win pieaa tomorrow inciHoe, Aimond Carl h. V-Compton. Mrs.
, thur Anderson ; and Rex Keene, R. w Cnlgt Dr a Downs, Mrs.
enargea wun assau.t wua wwm D. W. Eason, Mrs. I. B. Hill. W.
to rob the Elker garage;-arry T. Jenks. Mrs. C. Jepson, C. A.
CKVh Kells. (Mrs.. Ro, Klein, Gretchen
- i. i J.' '. i ! i araemer, Dr, H.fC. Epley, Mrs.
. check writer. . Mansel Helser, lait 1 w u A Mrs
Sanction for Dances to Be
Sought; Student Meet
Is Called Today
CoBtlnnt from pf l
Informal dinner party. - , '
Certain groups of the student
body bellere that by forcing the
R.- J. .Maaske, Cameron Marshall, I hand 0f the administration at this
of SL Paul, will be arraigned Mon- f Ixueu5' J' A: B,8"e'.'- time, nothing can be gained.
v uy.uvtii.w . i .hiia otners are in iaror 01- coa
man ieaar iary fccauui, Mrs. a. i ..rt.d ctlon
Teachers Meet-First and aec-1 a... aenramm, Mrs. u. saerman.
ond prize awards in.v Jhe; safety E.; A. Tllson And. Paul Wallace.
day.
first - poster "-contest were-'. glren
Answer Tiled
Albert Rich.'
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BLUUCUkJ VI JUUftUI. tUftli HUUVr UJ I a , M ft . ii. o ...
official, of the ATOtemette VaTley U-.
Vocational -Educational JJUectors I Z.ZJ, HZ "a V., ".X I We -want It known that wmam
n SSMtji Bchramm. su- eUe-,8 the oniy M-ethodlSf . school
"P!Vi .rM::. country where such a ban
W'l?'i:i,lm U in effect And this Uesptte the
We want to rid ourseltes of
this hypocrisy,,, one of .the stU'
dent leaders said yesterday. "It
i vno secret that we-' haye been
holding dances, we do not deny it.
We -want -It known that Willam-
. Jxw J .ay w "-- T I fSBA t Til SB flATonrtflnf I lAaTAfl inari. . - wsa,i rx
- Persons' attended -tM sio. wUhdrawnTnsitioVto
T- A;5 0vd iut":W card playing. We i
' yv,' 1, , 1 anteeing compliance wnn a ae-
;, lessor - of .education; Oregon Nof
:.V , snal,chool, were. the main speak'
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V MiU Crisis. ATerted -Threat
ened closing of the Oregon Puip
ie ' Paper company mill has been
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church has
danc
ing, and card playing. We do not
amsr State - director of . tOCaUonai J mainr fc flfhramm. ta .reduce -tho v.- h.ro t.ktn Kara ii. A 4 theT
. dueation and JATr'.ate " ProVlanjona D , fixed assets carried on 1 only are doing their duty. The
the boeks- Before the order was blame for the entire squabble lies
completed, the. answer states, the I at the door of the trustees."
bank vac closed and further com-1 SusDension of any student for
pllance with the request was im- I dancing will mean an immediate
possible. . ' strike by a large section of the
student body, another of the lead
Talk aioiMlav Carl Tt. TkAmB- nniflntiul
arerted tnrough the cooperation gon jecturer and writer, speaking . "Dancing is going to continue
VI tne UOlUHlDia niltr riwrnj,, ft,. ....1,., n ha in'. I fk oom. . on If aa In thA nt.'
company at VancouTer, accoraing terestd in, municipal ownership, he said. "The only difference Is,
to a report made yesterday by I , ij. .v. I t i. tr, nnpn. i
R W. Leadbetter, president of the U - Commerce next Moilday- should think the authorities
.company, to ine-ooara oi mrec-i , . . . . , . . a ,nMf n, wonld rather have the students
tors. The cloeing was wreaten-. -? addrefla DrobabiT enjoy themselres at a superrised
aid "hoi r tuerThe mill receiVes "Roosevelt and Reconstruction." chaperoned, than at
and nog luei. rne mm .receiTes .- . .n,..-,. a public dance where there is no
fire carloads of pulp chips dally The public Is inrited. nXJW annerTision.
Permits Tat.l .503 Three , "I believe the students did the
building permits have been issued ir thing. Laaers 01 ane various
cKnWI A Tntinr here the naat two. riavs for Inhit in I groups went to tne
of the members of the unristun cost a totai 01 iney are: f.
Federation of Marion. county Is H. Welch, alter dwelling at SOS
scheduled to be conducted at 7:45 North High street, at cost of
o'clock tonight in the W. C.T. U. 350; Mrs. Nadrornik re roof
halUA report of the special legis- dweUing at 2396 SUte, 130;
from the Dallas mill but this is
not sufficient for operation.
deans and
asked sanction for their dances.
This was done after we were giv
en to understand one dance which
we staged would not be invest!-
gtaed. At first we thought the
deans were in favor of the propo-
ban, which came Wednesday, was
a surprise.
'We have carried the cam
time.'
Practically the entire student
body was said to be In accord
with, the views expressed by Reo
W. Young, editor of the Colle
gian, published yesterday. Young
Said in part:
'The present system of bootleg
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Couftt scenes at the trial of Roger Touhy and his '1Iw:U8Pe5"
MinneapoKs, Minn, in connection with the kidnaping of William Hamra
(lower right), wealthy St Paul brewer. Top kftv Federal Judge M. M.
Joyce, who is hearing the case; top right, William Stewart, defense
ittorney (left), and Soger Touhy, confer during selection of ury; tower
left, U. S. District Attorney George Sullivan (teft) and Assistant U. 5.
Attorney General Joseph Keen.-., prosecutors.
43 MEN HRE GIVEN
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latlve committee of the organixa- Donald Young, reroof store at 395 8itlon anj tBe reiteration of the
non.mppoiniea io comer wit" norm iign, ?iid.
legislators regarding liquor con
trol. will be one of the features of 1 Johnson Sentenced Cecil
the session. The organization also Johnson, returned Monday from h j alon- this far and we are
! .will formulate a policy regarding San Francisco, yesterday was i-en- throuffh to a finish this
control oi liquor aner tae repeal " wuo iu tiouu
of the dry law. - - fr passing fraudulent checks. He
- . .- I was paroled to District Attorney
Account Approved The final William H. Trindle. Johnson Is to
account of the estate of Eitbel redeem the bogus checks and pay
Headrlck, showing receipts, dis- the cost of his extradition from
bursements and distribution to California. .
heirs, filed br Ladd and Bush
Trust eompany, executor, was ap- Citj Notices Out City Treas- dandn- injects an unwholesome
. provea in prooaxe court yesieraay. . v. ujr win utu taint of hypocrisy into campus
Certain mortgages were allowed out over S00 cards notifying city BOcial affairs. Early dismissal of
to be assigned from Ladd and property owners of improvement chanerones after banquets, the
Bush Trust company, as executor, assessments or payments to the smuggling in of the orchestra, the
-to the company as trustee. I uancroit oona . fund which come dance and subsequent allusions
due December 1. He estimated
Drop Monmouth Line Aban- the amounts due would total sev-
donment of Monmouth brancn oi erai thousand dollars.
the Southern Pacific lines in roia
county has been authorized by the Marriage License Issued Aft
Interstate commerce commission, I er the three day waiting period edict, the two deans
it was announced at the state util- was waived yesterday a marriage stricter regulations for
ity commission here, yesterday.; license was issued from the office
Hearing of the- application was of the county clerk to John A.
held by Charles M. Thomas, state Goldade, 23, ef Woodburn, and
utility commissioner, several! Mildred Butterfield, 20, of wood-
l months ago.
! burn.
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Set Fire Escape A new fire
escape is being, pi a c e d on tbe
c northeast v corner of the- court
1 house, in, compliance with the
recommendation of the grand
i Jury." Two escapes lead from tne-r with a machine driven, by M. T,
fourth floor ,to the-large lanaing, J Irwin, : 1246 Liberty. No damage
; on the third floor, oiiermg a I was' listed.
quicker exit In case, of fire.
Smith, Irwin Collide Benjamin
Wesley Smith. 412 North. 21st
street, reported to city police yes
terday that his automobile had
collided at Chetneketa and 21st
in the news reports of 4he party
to ''musical games enjoyed' foist
an unsvory sham into' student
functions."
In reiterating the. oancmg
offered
chaper-
ones. In the future . cnaperones
mnst be selected from either par-
Antu facnHv or alumni. To ' be
eiligible, alumni most have grad
uated, from the school ; prior to
1924.
SILVERTON, Nov. 23. (Spe
cial) Silverton's unemployment
list will be 43 men shorter Friday
morning when that many go to
work under the allotment made
Sllverton through the CWA. Of
these 25 will be employed by the
water department. The Silverton
water commission, of which Dr.
A. W. Simmons is chairman, ap
plied for and was granted, 6000
hours of unskilled labor and 1000
f drilled labor. The unskilled la
borers, will be employed at , 60
cents an hour while the skilled
ones will receive up to SI. 20 an
hour. '
The' watgr commission a plans
call for the laying of 1270 feet of
six inch pipe on Water street and
of 920 feet of, 12 inch pipe on
Main street. Work Friday morn
Jng will begin at the intersection
of "A" and Water streets and
work toward Main street. Later
work on Main street will be from
the Main- street bridge to the cor
ner of the S. Ames residence prop
erty. '
Eiein McCleary, superintend
ent of the Silverton Water depart
ment, will supervise the work
The men will put in 30 hour! a
week. Only local help registered
at. the U. S.' employment bpreau
in charge of R. W. Davis will be
employed.
The 43 men will be employed
at Silverton will gather at the
city hall Friday morning at 9:00
o'clock.
Case of Sleep
Walking Hinted
Clad only in long underwear
and a. shirt, a . barefooted, man
was found by city police wander
ing along the sidewalk near State
and Commercial streets early
Thursday morning. - They were
not inclined to believe nis story
of having been in a nearby hotel
room where other occupants stole
his clothes. They said he appar
ently was walking in his sleep.
The man was returned to the
commercial notei wnere ne nau a
room. There were Indications
that he had been drinking earlier
in the night, police stated.
Dr. 'Knox Defends His Plan
For State 'Handling
. Of Hard Liquor
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mit their modification to a vote of
the people' next May.. Be said in
part: : . - :;.. -
.Prohibition was "defeated on
the promise that lh saloon -would
fcot be restored In any form. Poll-'
Ileal: platform, ot. b o t h parses;
made;: sucn , recommenaationsT
What difference" I. there between
triiiklng -liquor while Sitting at a
table Xnd w hll e standing .at a
Mrs. s ?Jan r Honeyman; f 116 wed
Dr;Knox.lMr..iHoheyman iwaM a
leader 'in the repeal i'-me vemeht ifn
thW slate but always, declared- nr
oectiye was aaounon ot ine evus.
of proniDiuon . ana .no -return or
the -: saloon. & h e. f decUree. her
Itrong' support or Jhe majority re
'abrt. .or'the-.- KhbjR committee 'of
whiehVshe was ainember and de
Clared ."the -saloon W nothing like
it,wfll ever return with the con
lient. of the women' of the state,'
v George vNeuher, former - federal
district attorney, also a member
of the committee, endorsed the
bill based on tht report. He said:
"The state is going into ail
kinds of business so why the howl
about this venture? If we lei tha
down the bars will go up. Experi
ence under prohibition has taught
that too .severe penalties defeat
the enforcement. The purpose of
the discrimination between classes
of liquors is to discourage the con
sumption of hard liquors in favor
of those of low alcoholic content,
There were" others who made
suggestions as to the bill. B. S
Martin of Salem, representing the
Christian Federation, urged sub
stitution of the old : local option
law for the provisions on that sub
Ject in the pending bill. Another
speaker, urged restriction of ex
ploitation of the business through
high-powered advertising.
Bills for State
Buildings Given
Committee Okeh
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i,nristmas
CARD OP THANKS
- We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to neigh
bors and friends for beautiful
floral offerings, sympathy and
kindness extended us during the
illness and death of our beloved
daughter Agnes.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lett
November 24 Dairy o-
op association, special meet,
tsjg at chamber of commerce.
November s24 Formal
ball and reception for -gov
ernor. and visiting legisla
tors. November 28 P bile
meeting on county budget at
courthouse.
December O-Salem Bay
Now cauipaign, anit In na
tional movement, ends. '
iuHdings would be constructed
under the federal reconstruction
jrogren:-tl::--..v,
I iTheHundings; Include, a state
library at ', a rcost of 2300,009,
ioys- dormitory , at J. the ,, sUte;
Ilnd , aehool $ 69,090, rand tOm
tined i hospital, dialog i haUUi And
refrigerating plant tJ the state
enitenUary' 1340,000. r-. A ':.
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' Dr. .Carl W. Emmona ..irs eTeeW
ed 'chairman." of--the Lhm club
i$33 Christmas, cheer committee
at the' bf gafalzation'a luncheon at
the Gray Belle yesterday. HewUi
be assisted by R. W. Nile, and
W. R. Newmyer In deciding how
the club's relief fund will be ex
pended this year. Dr. Emmons
servd as chairman last year.
Speaker for the luncheon was
Charles Williams, Klamath coun
ty commissioner and Klamath
Falls Lions club member, who dis
cussed the civil works program.
Before an audience of more
thn 200 persons In Waller chapel
last night Willamette university
debaters argued the relative
worth of democracy and dictator
ship in "the saving of - a nation. -with
representatives of Stanford
University. Joe Scott, Portland,
and William Mosher, Saleiaviap- -i
held - the affirmative tir demo- -f
cratie tide of the QuesUon aUnsr"
Robert Gtantier a nd Rpllin
Wodburyt. spekiqg smoothlyy and .
wittily .tor Stanford and Incident-.
alirJor dictatorship. :,. ,
? The visitors had spent a major
portion, of the ,-af ternoon . in th.e
nouee of representatives .at",the t ?
statehouse and. drew jupon the.ex- .
perieace tor ' illustrations which !
brought '. yoar. .of ' apjroTai; from ' i
their .audience. They; made, the
trip fr.om Palo 'Alto';U ."Vancbu- :
ter,", &' C, . by Jroat and are : re? .
turning In leisurely manner, de
bating as they- go. : Wednesday ,
bight they met Ltnfietd college ' "
debthers in McMinhvflle; tesight -
they speak at' Albany competing
wtth'.-Tepresentatives' of the- Al
bany 'college forensie .quad, and
tomorrow nighrthey-wttl -debate -Oregon.
State cpHgo man.'-,
t Leland C hap In, Willamette
graduate and former director of
public, speaking and debate at '.the v .
local university whe, coaches the
Stanford ..team, did. not-.aceom- -j
pany the men north. .
SPEEDING CHARGED -Douglas
M. Drager, 998 North
Capitol street, was arrested last
night on a charge of speeding, ac
cording, to city police records. He
was cited to appear in municipal
court today.
The house unemployment com
mittee voted Thursday to report
out favorably three bills provid
ing for the construction of state
buildings aggregating a cost of
approximately. 9710.000. The
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bold. Fight germs quickly. Creo
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known to modern science. Power
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No narcotics. Your own druggist
is authorized to refund your mon-
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ONE PRICE
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Regardless of Former
Price
' Commit Parole Violato r
Charles Taylor, Salem youth, yes-
terday was committed to. the state
1 training school at -Wbodburn by
Arrests Scarce City police yes
terday went through their second
day of no arrests. Though the
blotter was a blank for the two
days, however, the number of tags
OUHD, SO
Ibm,
so Fully jacked
in unlawful manner mounted
around the 100 mark.
Sheriff A. C. Burk, for violation placed on cars parked too long or
of his parole. .
."Report Filed Henry Stute yes
terday filed with the county clerk
-Bis-semi-annual report of the es
tate of Anna Stute, which was ap
praised at Iie,004."4. The report
Bhows .receipts of . $1,739. 21 and
disbursements of IC29.53.
Beer Revenue High Sales of
"beer revenue, stamps at the city
recoraei-s omce yesieruaj i Describing Christmas seals as
the -city coffers $57.95 profits. not a mere decoration for pack-
Christmas Seal
Significance is
Told Two Clubs
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Beer venders- purchased .89 55
cent stamps for half barrels and
900 one cent stickers for bottles.
f Spraeue Elected Wallace
Sprague was elected editor ofUthe
Clarion annual In the elections
held at Salem high school this
week. -
Ob
it uary
ages and letters but rather as a
sign that tuberculosis eradication !
is being earried out, Rev. S. Dar-
low Johnson, pastor of. Leslie Me
thodist church and president of
the Marion county public health
association, last night urged Fra-
ternls club members at the Gray
Belle to buy a large number of
the seals this year. He said Marion
county would receive 60 per cent
of the proceeds from the 193S seal
sale instead of 40 if it exceeded '
its 1932 record.
Rev. Johnson addressed the
Lions club yesterday noon on the
same subject.
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- ; Lambert . , ?
At the residence of bis daugh
. ter .on route, six,- November 22,
j:aT:5S3 CHICHESTERS PILLS
of Orchard. Neb.T Mrs. Kellie Ger- II ? ASwuS uala h
r ig.i Mrs, Hannah - Gerig, Miss
Daisy Lambert, Ler Lambert ail.
of Salem, UL Lambert and Kan
sas City, Mo brother of V.
' Lambert of Philomath, Mrs. Det
1 nMiVf of Wallowa: also sur
vived by -10 grandchildren and I
' rone great-grandehiw. r u n e t a t
'services, from Terwilliger , funera
'home, Saturday November 25 at
1:3ft p. m Phone 6928.
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Office Phon r -'-Home Phone
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Checks Cold, flrrt day. Beadacbe. )
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. Fine: Laxative, and Tonle ;
Most greedy" Remeule. Ktww
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M. H- Kong "totnacb, catarrli,
constipation, glands.
Every Ailment Disorder
122 N. Commerclntal St.
Over Salem Hardware Store
Daily' I to Sunday 9 to 12
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strands 'of choice tobaccos, round and firm to
the very tips. That means Luckies always draw
easily; always burn smoothly. It also means no
annoying loosehds to cling to: Hr:
up the nice things in a womanfg purse. And ,
'every day more and more woinen aSiowing .
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