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CASE TWO
LEGlOn SPEAKERS
B6DBED
Generals McAIexander and
Hammond Listed; Talks
' 'at Schools' Planned
' Partial aaairnment of, speakers
derma; the American Legion dhv
trlat conference here Monday was
anaoanced here yesterday by B ra
ster C. Small, reneral chairman
ob arranxexnentB.
. At the civic- lnncheon at th
Marlon - hotel at noon , General
Creed.- C Hammond will be the
rmeieal apeaker an also will
talk lost before soon lathe Wil
lamette anlveralty chapefc Hayor
Douglas McKay will be the laneh-
eoa toastmaster.
Major General U. 0. McAlexan
det, knows as the "Rock of the
Maine." will speak at, both the
senior high school assembly and
at the mass meeting in the high
school auditorium that night
Others to talk at the night meet
ing will Include Harold J. Warner
of Pendleton, state lesion com
mander and Sirs. Dorothy Eafcln
of Dallas, atate president of the
legion auxiliary, with O. K.
"Mose" Palmateer serving; as
chairman.
Assemblies win be called In all
the schools at 11:15 a. m. E. Pal
mer Hoyt, executive news editor
of the Oregonlan, will speak at
Parrish junior high . school and
Daa McDade, director of the Ore
gon Journal- Jnniors at Leslie
Juaior high- school.
Others in the party, Small has
been adriaed by Carl Moser, of
Portland, state adjutant, are Er
nest Haycox, nor el 1st; Jerry
Owen, Oregon Legionnaire; Floyd
MaxwelL Ray Conway, manager
of the Oregon State Motor asso
ciation; Dr. Paul I. Carter In
charge of the S. Veterans' hos
pital; Joe Gaines, representing
the Southern Pacific; June Val
ient, rehabilitation field director;
Robert Mount head of the Port
land Better Business bureau;
Harold Say, Portland chamber of
commerce and author; Hugh Roa
eon, graduate manager ot Univer
sity of Oregon and state Legion
membership chairman; Nell Mor
fitt, representing the Astoria Le
g I o n conrention commission;
Jude Moreland, state service offi
cer; Commander Warner and Ad
jutant Moser.
January Rainfall
Totals 6 3 Inches
Nearly three inches less rain
feH here last month than during
January 1933. The 6.3 inches pre
cipitation recorded for January
1924 was but 0.53 inch shore the
mean average tor the month.
Heaviest rainfall recorded here
for January occurred la 1894
with 13.72 inches. Next were Jan
uary 1895 with 11 Inches, and
192$ with, 10.17 Inches. .
TODAY & SATURDAY
500 Seats 15c
A Mazing tale of clash and
combat . . by JOHX MONK
. SAUNDKRS, the author of
WIsmcs" and "Dawn Patrol"
IT"
With
Illzabath
ALLAN
Ralph
tELLAMY
- EXTRA -Edgar
Kennedy
Comedy
TODAY & SAT.
- She fell la love with a
crooner and. followed
him to Hollywood, and
then T
I For sheer delight get
a load of love and
. laughter 1
whi
MBsaaaaaaawU. " i.i.h i i
End of Veteran Plane Recalls
y ' V -. "-.i lL ft'.'.-
Clarence Chamberlin Mabel BoU - Errol Boy d
The destruction by fire of tike single-motored Bellanca monoplane, Columbia, at New Castle, Del- recalls the
career of the gallant old sky wagon that wrote a brilliant chapter of American ariation. In 1927, two years
tfr was Dmlt tt Columbia set one of the early endurance records, manned by Clarence Chamberlin
and Bert Acosta. A few months later, Chamberlin took her off from Roosevelt Field with her owner,
Charles Lerme as passenger and set her down 8,911 miles away in Eisleben, Germany, to create a new
non-stop, long-distance record. In 1930 Mabel Boll, so-called "Queen of Diamonds' groomed the ship for a
trans-Atlantic flight, but Amelia Earbart beat her to it. Howew, Captain J. Errol Boyd and Lt. Harry
Connor flew the old ship from Harbor Grace to the Scilly Islands, and thence to London, making the Colum
bia the only plane to fly the Atlantic twke. Last Jane the gallant old ship made a round-trip flight to Haiti,
Mlffl
Application of J. M. Kinney of
Morton, Wash., for the position of
city school superintendent here
succeeding. George W. Hug was
received by W. H. Burghardt,
school clerk, yesterday. Kinney,
at present superintendent of the
Morton consolidated district, lar
gest in Washington, states he Is
39 years old and an overseas war
veteran.
Qualifications listed by Kin
ney are:
Graduate of Edlnboro State
Normal school, Edlnboro, Pa.;
A.B. and M.A. degrees from Uni
versity of Washington; two years
of study In law; study toward
doctor's degree in school admin
istration at Teachers' college, Co
lumbia university. New York; 14
years' public education experience
including elementary and second
ary teaching and principalshlps;
membership in Phi Delta Kappa,
national honorary education fra
ternity. Other formal applicants are
Frank B. Bennett, Tillamook;
John F. Cramer, Grants Pass;
DeGaris Reeves, Vancouver,
Wash.; Frederick M. Lash, Se
attle. Paul T. Jackson, Klamath
Falls, has signified his intention
to apply.
Missing Boy is
Found, Stayed
With Pal, Says
Stanley, eight-year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Evenden.
1880 North Winter street, re
turned home yesterday morning
after having been missing since
Highland school let out Wednes
day afternoon. He had stayed all
night with a yonng friend wh.o
lived a few blocks away from his
home, lie said.
A boy who recognized Stanley
from a .description published by
The Statesman picked the lad up
on the street and rode him home
on a bicycle.
Hobson Estate
Probated Here;
Valued $29,000
The estate of Emily M. Hobson
who died here January 10, was
admitted to probate yesterday
and showed estimated assets of
129,000 In real and personal
FlfJ D'Orsay fitawrt Enrta
V Ned Sparks
Mimicv MnrrsiB Hinmi a mm
Kegeia ta Aambsaador BUT
The
The plana "CohnnWa
elsixore
Today B 1 n g Crosby In
"Going Hollywood."
GRAND
Today Heather Angel in
"Orient Express".
CAPITOL
Today Richard Dix in
"Ace of Aces".
HOLLYWOOD
Today Richard Arlen in
"Golden Harvest".
Saturday, midnight matinee
Leslie Howard In "Berks-
ley Square".
STATE
Today Double bill, first
run "Russia Today" with
Carveth Wells and Bob
Steele in "Young Blood".
Saturday only Pat O'Brien
in "The Final Edition"
midnight preview, first run
of Charles Laughton In
"The Private Life of Hen-
ry VIII".
property. Harry D. Hobson, her
son, who lives at Lyons, was
named executor of her wilL
Bequests under her will In
clude a lifetimo Interest in her
home place here to Hadley Hob
son, the widower, and 8400 addi
tional cash legacy and the follow
ing additional sums: Harry D.
Hobson, 51000; John ' Hadley
Hobson 3500; Harry D. Hobson
Jr., 500; Joan Hobson 3500;
Norrell Hobson S200; Effie
Hobson 3500; Fred Fendall
3250. Harry D. Hobson and Man
sanlta Hobson Fendall are resi
duary legacies.
The Call
Board ...
I WILL MARKET I
171 S. Commercial St.
Oar Hams and Bacon are made from nothing bat the
we can bay. We do all oar own butchering and caring,
hams of the finest flavors for less than wholesale price
IH3
Sugar
ElO ACT. . ,
Hamburger
Our Hamburger and Sausage is made of the very best
BACON BACKS ...:....12 & 15c Breakfast BACON 12 & 15c
BACON SQUARES ...... Jc BOSTON BUTTS ...9c
Our Bacon is guaranteed to be made of the finest quality of pork obtainable.
BEEF ROAST ... 8 & 10c PORK ROAST 10c
BEEF BOIL . ,:.5c SPARE RIBS 10c
SIRLOIN STEAK ......10c FRESH LIVER ...5c
SWISS STEAK .......... ..10c ROLLED PRIME RIB .... .13c
BACK BONES 3c FRESH PIG FEET ....;....2c
14 years of serrice to Salem's trading area. We bvj everything direct-from the
farmers alire. i-:-.. v-. -. - -y. ..v. ..
: We Close 8 oTlock Saturday Erening
OREGON STATESSIAN. Salcru
Ace Career
Charles levine
isSlf'i'mWWrtrtl-tsrti
s
OF
HEXT BID LETTING
Bids for the construction ot
roads and bridges aggregating a
cost or approximately 3450,000
will be considered by , the state
highway commission at its next
meeting to be held in Portland
February 15.
Other proposals will Involve the
purchase of trees, shrubs, vines
and other nursery stock required
for planting alog a three-mile
stretst of the Sheridan street
south city limits section of the
West Side Pacific highway
(Fourth street) in Portland.
Multnomah county projects In
clude: Approximately 1.97 miles
fo grading and paving, 23,300 lin
eal feet of concrete curb and 1900
square yards of concrete sidewalk
on the north unit of the Portland
Milwaukie section of the east
Portland-Oregon City highway.
Independence is
Victor at Airlie
INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 1. In
dependence's basketball teams
won from Airlie high school Tues
day night on the Airlie floor. The
score of the second team's game
was 21 to 19. The score of the
first team's game was 24 to 22,
after an overtime period. In the
first game, Barclay threw the win
ning basket with only seven sec
onds to go. Magnus Syverson was
high point man for both games.
GIRL TO SCRANTONS
STAYTON. Feb. l.-r-Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Scranton are the par
ents of a 9 pound daughter,
born Wednesday morning at the
local hospital.
Salem's Leading Market
Whole or
Half
Cured, Smoked With Oak
Open Kettle
Rendered
. 000
SUM
Most People Enow Oar Lard So No Explaining
- LiAvi
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SAUSAGE . ..vHvb
Oregon Friday Morning, February 2. 1934
If?
Two Legal Technicalities
Arise Over Situation
in This County
District Attorney William H.
TrLadle yesterday was considering
the legal technicalities la the ap
pointment of Harry Riches, as
county agent for Marlon county.
Two phases of th proposition
are understood to be before the
district attorney for opinion. The
first is whether or not the hold
ing of the post of captain in the
national guard would, prove a
technical barrier to the appoint
ment and the second was the
guaranteeing of federal funds,
providing the county underwrites
the 32,500 project.
Riches, who has held the post
of captain in the national guard
for some lime, receives compen
sation for services during the an
nual encampment ot the organis
ation, but it is not believed that
this can be construed as a lucra
tive position. The question was
raised as one. which, might prove
embarrassing if a legal opinion
was not obtained. -
The constitution provision
states: "No person holding a lu
crative office or appointment un
der the United States, or under
this state, shall be eligible to a
seat in the legislative assembly;
nor shall any person hold more
than one lucrative office at the
same time, except as in the con
stitution expressly permitted;
provided the offices In the mil
itia, to which there is attached no
annual salary,' and the office of
postmaster where the compensa
tion does not exceed $100 per an
num, shall not be deemed lucra
tive."
Militia officers receive quarter
ly pay, it is reported, for services,
receiving some from both state
and government. Informally Dis
trict Attorney Trlndle expressed
the opinion the office could not
be construed as lucrative.
The second question facing the
district attorney is the definite
guarantee by the government that
federal funds will be available
for the post if the county under
writes the program. It was re
ported that the county was to be
reimbursed by payments of 31.-
000 each from the wheat control
and the hog and corn control or
ganizations and $500 from the
dairy control committee, when
these groups are finally fully or
ganized.
The new county agent confer
red yesterday with officials at
Oregon State college. Meetings
with the hog and corn growers
are expected to be conducted ear
ly next week. Riches reported.
New Officer Chosen
by Independence Hi
INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 1.
Officers for the new semester be
ginning next Monday, have been
eelcted by the high school student
body: President, Paul Carej; vice-
president, Ralph B,eaeh; secretary,
Dolly Hoye; treasurer, Bernard
Wattenberger; scribe, Zora Berry.
Inc.
JbJeasr Own
PloyProduosra
TONITE
"Listen to Leon"
GIGGLES - LAUGHS - BOARS
Nelson 9C Liberty at
Auditorium uuC Chemeketa
"Curtain 8: 15"
Phone 8757
best top quality pork that
so we can sell you bacon and
on No. 1 grade.
Wood
fl lbs.
PORK r7T
quality of meat, no water or
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T:1S Orta concert, XEO.
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9:80 Natiaaal Tarsi ani Heata Pra-
Last Tlmee Today
2 FEATURES 2
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"Russia,Todayw
and
BOB STEELE
In
"YOUNG BLOOD3
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8:45-8:00 Parties ia CVeryday lilt"
f. a Crau, 'Tka Miaiatnra
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Precinct Position
Sought by 3 More
Three more ambitions demo
crats dropped their names In the
list ot precinct committee candi
dates: yesterday. Nearly two scores
ot democratic aspirants tor these
positions- hare bow. filed. New
candidates art: Thomas E. Cole;
ISIS Center street, precinct 19;
J. E. Van LydearaL. 1225 North
Summer atraet, precinct eight;
Elizabeth A. Korlnek, East Stay
ton. OE.LYV700M
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SATURDAY
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OX THE STAGE
Our Buck Jones Ranger
. Band
And on the Screen
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RICHARD ARLEN
CHESTER MORRIS
GENEVIEVE TOBIN
Rosco A tea Jnlle Haydoa
Tsxfo Boys Comedy, News, Car
toon Comedy and Flghtlng
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Leslie Salt .... 7c
2-lb. carton
Grapenuts ... 14
Regular ize v
Lipton's Tea . . 65c
1 pound can
Baker's Cocoa 10c
i-lb. can
Snider Catsup . 15c
Large Size
Oyst'r Cocktail 14c
Sauce
Postum Cereal 19c
It's Good for You
Pabst Cheese 12V2C
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Peaches .... 12J4c
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Yellow Corn ... 6c
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