-
Tha OREGON STATESMAN. Salesu Oregon, Saturday Morning. January 6, 1933
PAGE TWO
1
r
3 f
: f
t
t
f
i
5
Stars Facing East Harbinger of Prosperity
pnly Five Dissenting Votes
Heard; Senate Wiu Act.
" Early Next Week -
: i- s:-r-r - ' t
CConttm4 Tram pa D2 I
nta a motion by Representative I
Xnutson (R-MInn) to recommit
: the bill to levy .feigner ntea on 1
Imported -wlnea and eliaintnM
was defeated 287 to 103.
Six democrats and four fanner-
laborttes joined 93 republicans i
tor the motion. Eleven j TepuMl-
cons and. i one farmer-la bo rite
voted -with. 275 democrat as&Inst. i
Those voting against final pas-
Mape w erer Allen, Illinois,
Brurtm. Edmonds, and; McFad-
den. Pennsylvania reoubllcansy
and Hoensel (D-Cal) jKasitaon
r (R.lnn1 voted present I
The St rate applies i to each
Broot rallou. or -wine gallon w.hen
below proof and proportionate
tax at a like rate on all fraction
al parts of such, prootj or wn !
eallon.
- A 32.30 tax is levied on blend-j
ed and rectified Uqnor. Under tb j
1 ' Doughton amendment, the stamps '
are to show whether liqruor is ,
blended or straight
f
X
KKCHEWKaKEPeUXlM'
PtCKTDStD
AsCXAM0EftI3&lSBO
OMSK
hike
Hayes, is "Mary f Scotland," is adding to her laurels on Broadway, and on the same street Miriam Hopkins,
mother prodigal from filmland, is starring m -vezeoeir wma oniy icw wm w
Idolized oa the screen, is -knocking them dead- in "Men in White." Mary Hcttord, too, recently aigiied a stags
jontract which, considering aho once was a film producer, is sigtuflamt. SttU another stage "repatriate" lM
i Katherine Heoburn. star of "The Lake." ; ,
A
Fording Bids
hehfibis
(Continued Crem pax t
fag hit' Judgment tor that of , the
directors and or overriding me
dlacretion of the- omcera. .
The order "impairs u nu
tation of "the eontraet between
By MRS., WILLIAM XL QUZKK
Statesman Tournament
Conductor
- Thero - re ", seven situations
where yon most keep the bidding
open for your partner:
1 rWunln, Mirl in m tilt
plaintiff and tiie yon hare .partore.
phono ana Telegraph company
contrary to ana - in viui-
The hand gnarantees game ae-
. . . contrary n1,M TWI:i cordis to the number or honor
tion of tho rightepririleges and JS 'dSihntion.
plaint further suted.. , . - - morgan neMary ia a
The- complaint contended .thai... Mit. if nartner. not onoon-
brder was tTOid becaose 'It. was 1 osened the bidding.
made without any hearing or no-1 jamD rehid tn a new suit
tlco of hearing to plaiatui ana h- th- hand.
deprives plaintiff of its property I 4 immediate over-call In op-
withont dno process or law- ana 1 ronf. - Baft reaalrement for
becauser It: Interferes with the
interstate , business ot the plain
tiff." ..r ;
The telephone company asked a
temporary ! restraining ? order an
Interlocutory injunction and a
(his bid is about the same as an
opening two bid of a suit of a
player doubles first and three
bids the opponent'! sultv the In
ference is tnat tne opening - oia
was a bluff. This 1 a clever way
final decree adjudging the order I to defend against bid that was
unlawful and void.
A hearing on the point of
whether a' temporary restraining
order shall issne will be held
Monday before Federal Judge
Fee. The date for hearing oa. an
order to show cause why an in
terlocutory injunction should not
issue was set by Federal Judge!
Fee for January zt. each a hear
ing would be held before three Igfca of progreuiver bridge think
uages, siiung en Dane
IIICIBOH
-
1 Mick
The strike was called by the
Pure Mnk. association, !pow.erfal
farmers f organixtiUon, ; after . . a
"Slug at which 3 fleleeatee
AM
ey lYiouse
NOTES
Well, we start out first Mickey
Mouse program -of the new year
YOtedanimoudyto.witbh pro-
Curfew Law.
AtMolalla
Up for
The Call
Board . . .
all milk from the Chicago mar- better each week. But re-
keL " ' f. ; i member, this, that it depends on
nfftelala of tne larger 1 you lust what KUd 0 programs
declared they hadj e one; day sup-1 Ve hare, so come on, write in.
MOLALLA. Jan. 5. The city
council at its next meeting Jan
uary 9 will vote upon an or
dinance requiring all minors to
be off the streets by t p. m. un-l
muVon hld u-VWl-vr taxtlut you " ""mpAm!a..
that was e .rom want business on the streets,
bring In en de9 SSation! H' M ... . It also remains for the coan-
on-membexa of the awwo The apeclai feature for this af- cI1 to gaBction the new officers
They were skeptical oeswnex ternoon Is Rer BeU in "Crash- elected i by the firemen Monday
the rank and file 0l. ing Broadway," and for the adults nigM. These officers are C. W.
tun woBWiiM"i - k jean-uariow ana ino 1 racy in
the P. M. A. said it would be Bloade BomDghelL"
10 per cent i v t l m. M. C.
The Urger Chicago dealers nao. Gloria Cattew, Lee Andrews,
offered m ociaUonotticisis Harriet Coons, Curt Wmiams,
"and delegates a price oi Ber Clarynelle Demoss. Aileen Saun-
hondred pounds of thelT; mux r ders, Dorothy Bergsvlk, Cameron
A cut of TO cents. It was rerusea McDoxiaid, Cora EdgeU, Patsy
J ihe meeUng with angry shouts. HoU unaxed Beach, Delores
HflEfilTO IliSISI
OFFICE BE HERE
(Contlad train P? t) .
' control law provides that the com
Son shaS have the Jexclusire
. right to purchase" any liquors,
section six reads that the com-
'. miss ten's functions, duties ana
v powers include 'to buy. in .its
own name,": alcoholic liquor. The
repealing clause ot the same act,
fooiid in secUoa 81, Projidos that
all "acts or parts of acts fx! con
. fllct wUh the provisions of , this
act are hereby repealed,
OUer attorney alleged that
'' the repealing clause ot the liquor
Canek Geraldlne Smoker and
Bernice McCall, all accompanied
by Boots Gran's "Rats," appeared
on the special New Year's pro
gram last Saturday.
M. -M. C.
Uncle Churchmouse Bays: "Civ
ilization has complicated life by
equipping the straight and narrow-path
with some very inter
esting detours."
v " i ; ' M. M. C.
See you at 1.
So long, ZOLLIE.
Kendall, chief; Ben Lindland, as
sistant chief; Geo. Emmert, sen
ior captain; Jack Peterkin, Jun
ior captain; M. Lu Simmons, secretary-treasurer;
and Jim Waller,
hose foreman.
The officers cannot become ac
tive until the council approves
their election.
ELSIXORE
Today Jean Harlow
"Bombshell".
In
GRAND
Today and all week Will
Roger, and ZaSu Pitts In
"Mr. Skltch".
HOLLYWOOD
Today Warner Oland in
"Charlie Chan's Greatest
Case." Plus midnight matinee,-11:15
p. m., Barbara
, Stanwyck in "Baby Face."
CAPITOL
Today "Elysia." the valley
of the nude.
STATE
Today Double bill, first
runs, "Matto-Grosso", and
Jack Perrin in "Girl Trou
ble", novelty western.
Stock Setup of
Peb Comoanv is
Greatly Jievised f MM TO
ill
in
SCANDAL s
Corporation amendments filed'
Friday by the Portlanl Electric
company indicate material chan
ges in the lasic stock structure
of the concern.
The capital stock, preferred. Is
reduced from 139,750,000, com
mon to 111,250,000; 200.000
shares no par value preferred
and 500,000 shares no par value
common to 200 shares ao par
preferred, 380,000 non-
cumulative and second preferred
stock and 500,000 shares no par
value common stocr.
Officials said the apparent!
writing down of 1 3,0 00,0 00 non-
1
made to misinform.
5 Inferential . forcing bids.
' a. When player reopens the
bidding after two ino trump has
bees bid by either; partner.
b. When a . player reopens
the bidding with a new suit after
a raise of any previous bid by
partner. The above inferential
bids are subtle. It Is a distinct
fit
IMD U1TE ID '33
While tax collections continued
slow in Marion county in 1133
and returns did not equal levies,
considerable Increase in tax pay
ments was- evidenced in the clos
ing months of the year, the annual
report of the county sheriffs of
fice made yesterday ta the county
elerk'e office' reveals. Ordinarily
receipta for Ue first half of the
year exceed the last bacaus tax
payers frequently; pay the entire
year'i tax. la thespring. Increase
toward the close of 1333 is inter
preted at the courthouse aa Indi
cating some improvement in the
payment ot taxes by property own-
era. -
Total cash recelAta on the 1932
rolls collected in 1933 amounted
' . WACONDA, Jan. f. r -Jhe
community, elnb here will1 hold
an all - day meeting at the home
of MrsRobert Fromm on the Sll-
yertott road Wednesday ann-
a a. - .aanaat.
ary iv. ah mvmwi no icu cov
ed to be present for election of
officers: and i other interesting
business. ;t - - -r
McMINNVILLE, Ore'Jan. C.
r Death that Intervened be
f or e Elijah Corbett, Sr could be
tried on a burglary charge, was
to $14410. while the entire tax SLw2:5
THOMAS
PASSES AT ALBflTAT
ing to make use of these bids.
6 No trump overcall of an
adverse oceniax Suit bid of four
or tire. This bid denaads a dla-pion.
tributlonal response from .part
ner, j
7 Four five no trump con
vention to be used In slam bid
ding. Slam bidding is complex,
as we have learned. The only way
to properly bid slams is to mas
ter thoroughly the Culbertson's
four-five no trump convention.
was 3L4U.40T. This Indicated a
CE per cent tax payment and a 35
per cent dellnqency at the end of
the jeari:...';-!-;;;
On bach taxes, however. 3272,
IC3 was collected last year, prin
cipally on the tax rolls of 1131
and 1932. This warn brought total
tax collections for the year ; to
IL217.37I or 14 per cent f the
19 32 tax roll. Remissions were
made promptly to the various gov
ernmental bodies in the county by
the county treasurer' and on an
arerace these units received 8 ser
cent of their 132 levies. Where
payments were alow in certain
areas, ' however, this unit's cash
receipts were smaller In propor-
of Portland, reported after per
forming an autopsy today ..
The nails ion Mr. Corbetfs
hands were pulled back, hem
orrhages had occurred' under
some and splinters of wood were
present under the nails, indicating
he had. clutched the sash when
he fell to death from an upstairs
window of his home last night.
Dr. Menne reported.
Coroner Glen ' S. Macy said no
inquest; win be held. ,
Corbett, ex ! county clerk: of
Yamhill county 'was arrested In
his previous office and charged
with-burglary after the present
county . .clerk; reported - several
sum of money missing.
To Redd Meters
JEFERSON, Jan. 5. Thomas
a. Bails . 78. Of Aioany. lamer
nt Mrs. Harry McKee of here,
died at the Albany hospital anu- U-miUnrl rccffPC
ary 4, rouowmg a iuiiu .uu i -- ""w
PSr BatU was born in West BOOKlet Oil IlOW
Virginia, May 22, 1855, and lived
many years in uxianoma oeiurw
.Amine- to Oresron in 1912 and
had been a resident of Albany for
many years. He la surviveo oy ms
widow, three daughters and two
sons. The other daughters are
Mrs. P. M. Faul of Oklahoma, and
Mrs. Harold Watson ot Toledo;
the sons, William Batis of Port
land, and Oral Batis of North
Hollywood. Mr. Batis was a mem
ber of the Baptist church.
Funeral announcements are
awaiting word from relatives.
BO EXCUSE EXISTS
,SI
Requests from all beggars
should be rejected, Frank Minto,
cnier or ponce, advised In a state
ment issued here Friday. He urg
ed that all "panhandlers' on
streets should be reported to po
lice. The chiefs order was signed
by himself and R. R. Boardman.
local director for relief of tran
i stents.
Minto said some of the beggars
were in an ugly mood when ap
proaching, local citizens. . Some
hare been known to make insult
ing remarks In the presence of
women.
While the federal government
Is cooperating with railroads In
freeing trains of transients, out
bound trains last night carried
heavy loads of vagrants. Many car
ried their packs with them.
Low Appraisals
Issue Taken Up
With Schoenield
BE SELECTED S
fCoattnned from pax t)
but lobby observers nominated
the following:
Frank Spencer, George L. Sam
mis, A. M. Work and A. A. Pat
terson, all of Portland.
Even more hazy conjecture
linked the name of General Creed
Hammond as another prominent
candidate. General Hammond has
been long prominent tn Oregon
W. M. Hamilton, manager ot
the Portland General Electric
company here, has prepared a
little booklet on f'How to read
and test your meter and check
your bills for electric service."
Its purpose is to 'enable patrons
to read their own. meters and
figure for themselyes what their
power bill shouldj be and thus
avoid misunderstandings and
complaints of overcharging and
defective meters. iWith a little
practice patrons may read an elec
tric meter nearly as easily as a rr,, rif
speedometer, and then compute tlUge UeifflqUent
ue cost lor tne kiiowmib con
sumed, r
The booklet contains informa
tion about energy, required to run
lamps, radios, washing machines,
toasters ana motors, pmg an WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 fipy By
idea or just. now imucn u cosis i . -rigorous concerted drlro 'treaa.
to run each device for an hour, ry, otflclala hope to mon
It is available to patrons interest- than $300,000,000 In delinquent
ed at the company office. taxes durinr the next 12 mnnth.
and thus pat a nick of that size
la the deficit forecast by Presi
dent Roosevelt.
Secretary Morganthau today
Morgan Packing
Company Hasn't
Complied, Word
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. ()
William H. Davis, national com
pliance; director; today requested
ail government agencies to cease
buying-from the Morgan Packing
company, Austin, Indiana, can
ners, because the firm had not
signed : nor complied with the
president's, reemployment agree
ment .i.
At the same time Davis an
nounced establishment br the
treasury of a precedent under
which no firm getting a govern
ment order and signing the reem
ployment agreement Just before
starting delivery, might deliver
materials produced before it went
under the blue eagle. ,
mm mm hi bbvbpibbbbbbbibbbbbbbbbbbbbbmbsmbim.j
s: Cc,
Tax Collections
May Cut Deficit
CC H ftwa pg 1)
coetrol law did: not repeal w members, deputies, and senators. cumulT6 and second nreferred d aational military affairs and
tloa IT-142T of the Oregon -code aWMty to Mll fcaadreds J1? VJaori" Uter was an official of the
...a.. -t k .a wm ,TII M IHIKI 11 . aa a - M J I . - I .a a . a
OI lltv, isi hiiii vi. mavm u uuotll
iif Moifrol fall power and author- I whfla dolsrlnr m. erimina.1 trial nn
- ny to purctaseAU state .upPUes .wiudlinTchges f o7 seVen year. Sl "! l5J?ff?iZ
, wVthe -inglejexception of those were offered by deputies a.' evi- SSf III -?'J
bought by the rort oi i-mumu.
The chamber of commerce here
has lost no time in getting alleged
unfair appraisals of Ilarlon coun
ty prune lands before the new
member of the federal land bank
board at Spokane, having already
feld,1 Marlon county's position In
Annulment Plea
the matter. .1 7721 J 2 ...ii hthMnwi fn n.ni.nf.t.. i..
aev. M. t aaMMlaalS WAFA V . I n M t MM U .fl II I I B I mmammmmmt skwa. aMwauauaK
0 7,r: Vi, " - Iternal revenue eoUections in an
Ull DD Willi OBMIW '. - 1 InUMln Mmn.lra l .M.V !,.
!T 5fr.2-JKhta P h"h!" government a'ndtaxpayers settle
woiuu " ' " "iceivea ner u aecianns; w a disnuts as to the afhonnta to hA
m aT wuu m. n - , . - w
person n.c-u, i person couia marry in tne siaie i paid.
aarui, vuo vt. " - i ot Washington oeiore sixmonuisi
rectors. But this week-came news d elansed from the time of dl-
that Ehrhardt had resigned, ana Marrneritell- BTers filedM
Schoenfeld been eppointed In his
a , . . a ,, a a
- ;, . i I- even legislators mea inter- y- . n
Sawmill at .Vcmonia j jtpeUaUona in the chamber, which alS iOT Beet
To Open Next Month
scandal overshadowed
I . 1 consideration of the French bud-
' M. iTJalimier asserted he is en
tirely innocent ot any connection
with the pawnshop dealings.
Philippine government.
Portland retail merchants sent
a letter to the commission and
to the Portland elty council ex
pressing, willingness to cooperate
in giving less prominence to hard
liquor advertising.
- -
MONMOUTH, Jan. S.-j-Mr; and
Mrs. J. Q. Thomas were hosts this
week to their son-in -(law and
Amnrhter. ifrvv and Mrs. B. L.
Rogers, and soa Wilton, ot Ver
ni.ni tim-t reoort roads In very
bad condition with one bridge out A rrCT A llaovrl
on the Galea creek road, neces- ItllChL liiCgCU
sitating a long detour ta reacn
Forest Grove. Reports are current
there that the big sawmill will
reopen at Vernonia In February
after being closed tor many
months. Mrs. Rogers, aa alumna
Permit PreparedlRyan Denies He
Took Articles
From Dwelling
Bad Check Trio
Application blanks to be filled
out by persons or firms desiring
to sell beer and wines under the
new cityNvOrdlnance, have been
prepared and are aavailable at the
city treasurer's office, it was an
nounced last night by Alderman O.
A. Olson. Blanks to be used in
applying for the required bond
are also available.
Two women and one. man, allr . . .
wanted la Salem on charges of I W OOOmen S 1-llllXlCt
passing worthless checks, were
ot the Oregon Normal school; is j arrested at Medford early today
en the teaching staff at ver-land wni do returned here tor
nonia. - ! i trial this' weekend. T hey gave
their names as Mrs. Robert P.
r '' '::...- iHunt, h.,w. Riggie and Mrs. c.
UlUOn KZIUWCIS IH. Ermett. Captain McClain ot
rr ijr J Jthe stato police said his oper-
JlOlUlIOr i.ctlK; 1 aUves had been working on the
case tor several , months.
: PORTLAND, Jan. I. (ffj . -With
prices ' generally! around
Sl.SO net to growers, with sacks
. ' tarnished by buyers, ' the. onion
- market continued firm in Oregon
with the demand Increasing, ac
1 cording to word In the trade, and
Meet is January 31
. STLVEHTON, Jan. S. Marlon
county Modern Woodmen ot
America camps have been Invit
ed to attend district meeting
at, Silverton January 31. Camps
Included are those from Chema
wa, Woodburn, Aumrrille, Scotts
Mills and Salem.
Guy E. Ryan pleaded not guilty
to larceny by bailee of a miscel
lany - of household equipment
when he was brought into Justice
court yesterday on the charge. He
i failed to put up S1Q0 bail and is
in the county Jau.
Ryan is accused of taking
sheets, tablecloths, dishes, silver
war, pillows, crockery, golf cluos
and other items from a place at
97t South Commercial. Alfred D.
Whitesides is the private prose
cutor. ;
CHARGE DRUNKETtfESS
XL A. Raboln was arrested by
city police Friday night on
1 charge of drunkenness.
' RAIL TRAFFIC BESTJMED
SPOKANE. Wash.,' Jan. S. (&)
Rail connection between Spo
kane and Wallace, Idaho, broken,
two weeks ago by floods, was re-
growers are not over-anxious tar nmed tonight.
do business -evtn at the recent
ENDS TODAY C
3
rise.
Seattle Baseball
Club to be Sold
: iff -:
1 ' SEATTLE. -Jan. J. UV-i
group of prominent Seattle bus
' iness men, lnoludlttg Judge
1 Charles P. Morlarty and - Henry
' Hjta.ot.aV -41t ' . V A a.-.. a.n
, 4b. WW. ..am, .a A .a. a. ay WIIM
ball club -of the Pacifie coast lea
gue tomorrow . if present stock
holders agree to step out. Judge
Morlarty announced tonight....
'- Last -Times Tonight -
IATO-GROSSO',
I PLUS
' A First Ran Western
Gna-TROUBLir
. and
9 Cartoosu 9
e
: SILVERTON, Jan. 5;4-.Wlthla
' the city of Eilvwton tuberculosis
Christmas seals- amounting to
v $1(9.05 wiere. disposed of during
, December according to Mrs. R- E.
; . Elelnsorge, head ot the local com-
mittee. This amount does' not in-;
elude the 90ms brought tn from
the outlying rural communities, "
Too Late to OassiryK
Bfcck ettrse cootaininx moe-
er near XAdd a BuaU eorner. utre
IMa"
First Su
mm
1 1
Pat O-Briesu Erelrm
Brent, Nell Hamiitoa
' .: ; --Also- . .
WALT DISXETS '
COLORED CARTOON
"OLD KING COLE?
WILL ROGERS in "Mr. Skitcf," M
TNI
r -is TOMORROW -i
GOI3 . X , j
- : ; . ! ... ...... ' : 1
vorce, Marguerite i Lt, Byers filed
suit yesterday for annulment ot
her marriage from William C. By
ers. She asserts that Byers is an
attorney and when he told her
that' despite the fact she had been
dlrorced less than six months a
marriage at Vancouver, Wash.,
would be legal, Mrs. Byers said
she proceeded ,with the wedding.
The event occurred In May, 1920.
r1 1 m 1TT a. J I mr3- "era says up cnuaren nave
It Uken tO rVeU Jbeeii born and that sbe and her
husband have been separated for
some time.
place. So the chamber has pre
sented the matter directly to
Schoenfeld, who la familiar some
what with the Oregon situation,
due to his services at the Oregon
State conege. I
Wants to Know
Mrs. Mary Wood of Nampa,-
Idaho, has written a letter to
Grant Bayer, county clerk, asking
if it would be all right for her
to come to Salem to marry. She
gave no details In the letter. Boyer
i
DIVIDENDS RESUMED
8 AN FRANCISCO, Jan. S. Op)
Trans-America corporation re
sumed regular dividend payments
replied that as tar as he was coh-1 today when directors authorized
cerned it was perfectly all' right
and that he would make no ob
jection.
the disbursement Of 12 cents a
share to be paid January 31 to
tstock ot record January If.
: pi
V"
I
A 20th Century TiOurt
Showr z
PLUSsJ
Walt Disney Tl
w
;.: BEFORE JJOAST
as Great as
. , "3" Little Pigs
' - - ALSO ;
7 1' rna.alava.
- - - - ...
Mickey Mouse Matinee Today 1 1 p jn.
i SPECIAL FEATURE REX BELL IN
"CRASHING BROADWAy BUCK JONES SERIAL
liAST TIMES. TODAE
Lee Tracy - Jean Harlow
"THE BLOIIDE BOMBSHELL'
TT8 A KNOCKOUT! I
III,
I'
MTOWGHT SHOW TONIGHT, 11-30!
A3SD SUNDAY -MONDAY TUESDAY - ''
llibTear's Most
. Exdtlng Revel! -
A joy tiit through
melody Heavenl
With 200
Chosen
' trofa
GENS BATMOND
UAta nouUKN
CINOCt ROCEES
ED A3TAUS
15c
SPECIAL MATINEE TOD A.
1:80 pa. 10c
A Great Picture
Olsad '
Hetthtr
Ansel
Mf-eee
. ALSO
MORAN&MACK
in
"A PAIR OF SEX
Oartoom Comedy, Tfewa and ,
"THE THREE, MUSK KTEERS
ATTEND OUR SATURDAE
MITK K I S.E O'CLOCK
SHOW AND REMAIN FOR
OUR lltlS P. 1L MIDNITE
MATINEE FREE.- V.
Clkvfhtjd
V)
i .1 1 it Hiii i il 11
r m m ' mm i
' - 8tmdar Monday and
" " Tuesday
, Coatlnnoms Performance
Sunday 3 to 11
ANYTIME
'.TT use
Aganiy . -
, 500 ..
GOOD
SEATS
25c
WIVESt STOETHEARTS!
Watch Jeu Harlow's 1
techaJqne t4 this atewest
oaascel .
with Stnart Endn
1 CONTINUOUS
LAST TIMES TODAY
DOORS OPEN 1:45
First authentic
. featnre filmed
In an American
Nadist colonj
i-1 am JieBE aa --er- rwal
mm r:
f j SUK.1& BION.
TWO FEATURES
t.. .
et
1 HHV.
AND
WCKADraCMUJCHIR
DOROTHY BURGESS'
JOHNNY ARTHUR,
at Statesman or call f 88 B, iMwara.
1 "
- -' - -'.-.re
iv,'