The OltEGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon; Friday Morning. February Z,
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iiocal 'NWsviBriefs
State Chickens stolen Prowl
ers this week raided a number of
.. Dr. Riley Speaks - A talk con
slstingv ot . a miscellany of , re-
ntimlm and "erit- aA tsllhir I Pltrj yards at State Institutions,
something of Ills European trav- including the Oregon Ute hospl-
els was given at the Fraternts tal and the state training school
club meeting. at the Gray Belle for boys.- Eighty ehlekens were
restaurant last night by Dr. P. O. stolen at " the latter lnstitntlon.
Riley or Hubbard. A committee I Chickens taken from tha eottsre
consisting of Willard L. Kap- farm were branded iMMn tha
phahn, Harry Carson and Donald
Apperson announced : the clnb'a
annnal informal dance would be I
held Saturday night, j; February
17, at nazei ureen.
Dance TJ-Park tonlte. 15c.
Sheriff in lllshap - An auto
mobile drirea . br Sheriff -A. C.
Bark struck i a parked machine
belonging to Florence- J. Kron,
: 285 South 23rd street, on D near
Capitol street, the woman report
ed to city police yesterday. Little
damage was done.v Another mis
hap reported Involved cars be
longing to F. B, Nunn, 901 South
.- 13th, and an unidentified motor
ist, on Court between -High and
Libertv.
To Serve Cake The birthday
cake presented to the Open Door
Mission at the president's birthday
ball at the armory Tuesday night.
: will be serred as part of the re-
freshments "v Friday at 7 p. m.
There will be contests for the kid
' dies, special , music, and at s
o'clock Rer. Earl Cochran will
:. epeak on a subject of general In
:. tereet. Everyone is invited.
; Specially low prices in all branch
es t dentistry including ; plates,
bridgewortr, crowns and fillings.
" Dr. 0. A. Eldrledje, Dentist. 401
Oregon Bldg.
Quae Dismissed On motion
of the district attorney, Judge L.
H. McMahan yesterday dismissed
the case of State against George
H..Van Arnam. Lack of evidence
was given as the reason for dis
missal. The defendant was indict
ed by a Marion county grand Jury
"December 17, 1932.
web of the right wing. Poultry
dealers were urged by officers to
be on the lookout tor these chick
ens. ;
Ftremen More Today " Bar
ring further postponements, city
nreaen wui. more back to resu-
; lar central station i onartera in
the city hall after a stay of a
month and a half at their tern
no rarr lorflllAB nfl TTtrh mtraot
i They will find a new concrete
floor, new watch room and alter
ed recreation room! done under
a CWA allotment. 1
Regular communication of Salem
Lodge No. 4. A. F. &
A. M. will be held Fri
day, Feb. 2, with free six
o'clock dinner. R. Frank
Peters, . Junior ' Grand Warden.
will speak. All master masons In
Tited. Bv ordr nf tha W. M.
Loudspeaker Wanted Mr. B.
T. Pierce has donated a radio set
tor use at Hotel de MInto, tran
sient . men's relief I station here.
but the outfit has no loudspeaker.
B. B. "Bob Boardman. super-
Tlsor, therefore Issued a plea yes
terday for someone to contribute
a speaker; Radio musie would be
greatly appreciated by the men :
and boys there, he declared.
lions Tote Nay -Salem Lions
club yesterday noon toted against
dispensing with its regular meet
ing next Thursday In faror of the
luncheon Monday noon in connec
tion with the district American
Legion, conference. The motion,
howeyer, suggested that all mem-
bers interested also attend the
Legion atralr.
T. W. Support CaroleA Three
young women . rislted the Lions
club luncheon at the Gray Belle
yesterday noon and sang a group
of songs asking support ' for the
Y, w. C. A. financial drlTe. They
were Mrs. Ruth Yersteeg and Hiss
Doris Clarke, singers, and Mrs.
Merle Kemper, accompanist.
Sparkling entertainment! "The
Taney Motor company brings you
Fred Waring and his Pennsylran-
ians beginning Sunday, 6:30 p. m.
and Thursday f :30 p. m. Tune in
ituary
' Weinheimer
At a local hospital, Wednesday,
Jan., 31, E. L. Weinheimer late
resident of 754 North HiU street,
at the age of 68 years. SurriTed
by. a brother in Minnesota. Fun
eral ; announcements later by
Clongh-Barrlck company. - '
Schotthoefer
At loca hospital, Wednesday,
Jan. 31, Mrs. Selma Schotthoefer,
beloved wife of William Schott
hoefer of Salem; sister of Mrs.
' Guy Domogalla and Mrs. Monica
, We8olowski, both of Salem,1 and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bartosi of Salem. Three brothers,
Ed, Joe and Lawrence Bartoss
' also surrire. Funeral serrices
: Saturday morning at 9 o'clock
from St. Joseph's church. Recita
tion of the Rosary Friday evening
at 7:30 at Salem' Mortuary. Inter
ment in St Barbara cemetery.
to -o
1 Births I
o o
Davenport To Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Davenport, 178S North
Capitol street, a yglrl, Elizabeth
.Anne, born January 30 at Salem
General hospital. , t,
Allen To Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Bynon Allen, 1346 Broadway, a
girl. Laura Mildred, born Janu
ary 23 at Salem Deaconess hospi
tal. -
Mitchell To Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Chester Mitchell, route six,
a glrL Shirley Rae, born January
25 at Salem Deaconess hospital.
Greene To Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Vale Greene, 1740 Hickory
street, a boy, Gary Roy, born
. January 25 at the residence.
RapeTo Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Samuel Rape, 1223 North
- Fifth street, a girl, Miriam Ellen,
torn January 17 at the residence.
Giese To Mr. and Mrs. Walter
. Edward Giese, route six, a girl,
- Caroline Ann, born January 6
near Pratum.
" , Harpole -To Mr. and Mrs. Les
"ter Bern ell Harpole, Woodburn
Toute two, a, girl, Rosalie Jean,
born January 4 near "Woodburn.
Wins Dirorco - Helen K.
Jones was granted a divorce here
yesterday by Judge L. G. Level
ling. She was awarded the custody
of one child by the court; the de
fendant was granted the custody
of the other. The court ordered
Jones, a retired army officer, to
pay $26 a month for the support
of the child who is to live with
the mother.
Denies Reports Dr. P. O.
Riley, Hubbard publisher, close
friend of Hal Hoss, said yesterday
he had called on the secretary of
state and that reports of his crlti-.
cal condition were not correct.
"Doc" says Hal looks better than
be did a month ago, and was able
to eat a good breakfast yesterday
morning.
Peters to Speak The main
address at the meeting of Salem
lodge No. 4, A. F. & A. M., at
Masonic temple will be delivered
by R. Frank Peters of Hillsboro,
junior grand warden of the Ma
sonic grand lodge of Oregon. The
meeting will open with a dinner
at 6 p.m.
See Chemeketa Players tonight.
James Anderson Freed James
Anderson, returned here recently
from California to face trial on a
charge of obtaining property un
der false pretenses, Thursday was
released from jail on motion of
District Attorney Trindle. Officials
indicated that a settlement of the
case was reached out of court.
' No Exchange Charge -The two
per cent exchange charge on mon
ey orders drawn on Canadian or
Newfoundland offices has been
withdrawn, the local postofflce
received notice this week. The
charge was in effect from Decem
ber 13, 1933, to January 31 of
this year.
R.
Alike as two peas in a pod in face,
farm and disoosition, it is but nat
ural that the McMahon twins,
Gertrude tfeft) and Florence. ia
ea-old stndents at Julia Richman
School New York, should have
twin aspirations. They are shown
as ther competed against each
other for the metropolitan junior
ditna chamnionshin in New xors.
STN DEFEATS
GATES I'lilTEl
GATES; Feb. 1. Gates', town
team .was defeated by six points
n the game with Stayton on Mon
day evening. This, was the third
game with stayton this season as
the second was in dispute and
found to be a tie game. Bashor
of Salem refereed. The score was
45 to 29. V
The lineups:
Gates (SO) (45) Staytoa
C Ban 26 .F . 14 Ware
Cline S ., ,.- F. 11 Thoma
W. Ball 2 C Shetton
Klutke f . O Darby
Wrigles worth 1
Hayward 2
Goodwin
9 Slgmund
. Lesly
j w r wi m
luiueny juam escapes a. i Att. ,
Ryder, 74. inmate of Cottage IMfS. LtlcttletOn
farm, escaped sometime late yes
terday, city police here were no
tified. He was expected to head i
tor Klamath Falls, his home.
The local grade school has be
come quite active in basketball
this year and has a team which
is winning games from the "big-
ger ones. On Monday night along
with the Stayton team the graders
played the school team .from
Lyons, winning by a score of 27
to 2.
On Tuesday afternoon the Mill
City grade team came up and the
local boys won. by a score of 35 to
14. This was a return game. The
game played at Mill City last week
was won by Mill City by one
point.
The lineups:
Gates (85) (14) Mill City
G. Carey F Stone
P. Herron F Lavine
J. B. Herron C
E. Carey Q
K. Dike G..
N. Carey ,. 8
Coimng, Events ;
February 23onnty Fed
eration of Com inanity Clubs
meets at the West Stayton
gchoolhoue, S p. n. .
; February - ft District Le
sdoa meeting and good-will
ton. " - v
Febrwary 1 ftGeorge L.
Baker to address Salem Gar
. den club, chamber of com
merce, yy ''n'z::
I Febrnary Series NBA
pep talks by F. V. Fisher,
national field representative.
it February . John E.
Manley, national general sec
retary, Y. M. C A at :SO
p. xo. dinner here, Presby
terisa chorclu . .
i Ferbnary 15 Polk eonw
ty Boral Woman's Federat
ed club at Bridgeport.
February 15 PatblieT 1st-'
ltUUon for county Veterans
of Foreign Wars.
- February 16 Reserve Of
fleers' association of Marlon
and Polk counties, formal
military ball honoring Ma
jor General George A.
White. S .- A
i Febroary 22-23 Midyear
Methodist Rally, First ML K.
church.
on a noote. Tne piainuxx as as i
ludsment for $1960.00 with in
terest. 2150.00 attorney fees, and
that the mortgage be foreclose
and-the property sold to satisfy
his claim. . - J
wicht!! Salem Cubs Take
Game at Gervais
Brown
Allen
Richards
Dies at Age 78;
B. Young ,.S
L. Clihe S
W. Grate ., . S
A. E. Carey, manager of the
Estate Appraised The estate
of the late James G. Fairfowl
contains assets of 1829 in real
and personal property according
to an apraisal filed in probate
court yesterday. Bert Adams is
I executor of the will.
Bushnell Back E. C. Bushnell,
city building Inspector, was suf
ficiently recovered from a recent
attack of Influenza to return to
his office yesterday after a three
city engineer who became HI a
week ago yesterday, was still at
home resting hut said he was feel
ing much better.
Pohle to Reroof W. F. Pohle
obtained a building permit yes
terday to the Pohle-Staver imple
ment store at 244 South Liberty
street. The work will cost 3350,
according to the permit.
Guardian Named Grace M.
Johnson was named guardian yes- j
terday ot the estate of Edwin
Johnson, a minor, who recently
was named as beneficiary for cer
tian personal property.
Attend Chevrolet Meet Doug
las McKay and a group of his au
tomobile salesmen wiU go to Port
land today to attend a Chevrolet
meeting there.
Files Final Account Final
account in the estate of the late
Emery W. Bailey was filed in pro
bate court yesterday by Sarah M.
Bailey, administratrix. Income
was 425 and outgo 343.
. To Address Masons R. Frank
Peters of Hillsboro, junior grand
warden of the Oregon Grand
Lodge, will address Salem lodge
No. 4 at the Masonic temple Fri
day night.
Eena Wins Defanlt The
Eena company was awarded a
judgment for 3705 and costs here
yesterday in a default decree is
sued in circuit court against Arn
old J. and LeLonard H. Winger,
Albert Sues Joseph Albert
filed suit here yesterday against
W. A. Liston and others, seeking
to collect 31554 'allegedly -past
due on a first mortgage.
. m i A. c. wale, uiBuagci ui tuv
uovn in Canada town team' na ukett iQite 40 in-
leresi in me local graae team.
helping them to get games and as
sisting some in their coaching.
The local high school will play
Turner on the Gates floor on Fri
day evening, February 2. Tile
grade team may have a game the
same evening if an opponent can
be arranged for.
DALLAS, Feb. 1 Mrs. E. L.
Charleton, 78. passed away at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. W. L.
Ballantyne, early this morning.
She had been seriously ill for the
past two weeks.
She was born January 31, 1856,
at Aultsville, ntario, Canada, am
resided there until 1903 when she
moved to New York. In 1908 she
moved to Salem and In 1926 came
to Dallas where she had resided
ever since.
She is survived by two sons,
C. S. Baker ot San Mateo, Calif
ornia, and Wilford Baker ot Sa
lem; and one daughter. Mrs. W.
L, Ballantyne of Dallas.
Dayton Quintets
Beat Lafayette
DAYTON. Feb. 1. The Dayton
union high school boys basketball
team defeated the Lafayette team
here Tuesday night, 17 to 14. The
Dayton girls' team won from the
Lafayette girls, 18-17.
Chi h l.r WuHA
Mmlii bom, amiti Witt Blu Y
ibboa. TakMtWK Bar V
trtmr DraggM. Ask far
iffI.CWES.TK.KS BllVHn
SR1KD PUXS, 4e yma kn
' SUES ON NOTE
DALLAS, Feb. 1. H. R. Cur
tis filed a complaint here today
against the V. and W. company,
et al, in which he seeks to collect
The Salem Cabs' basketball
team defeated Gervals, 26 to 19
on the Gervals floor Thursday
nieht.
Salem Cubs Gervals
Gentzkow 6 F 6 DeJardin
Johnson 3 -F 3 Bowlig
Graber 3 C 7 Stokr
Willig 2 G 3 Lelack
Wright 2 , O Regal
Kemple 1 .., S
Parrlsh 3 S
Wickizer 2 : S
Cragg 4
Wife? Avers
Subby TooK
Her Pillows
Choice feather-pillows were
taken' from the Simmons house
hold after Parmeiia Simmons. 80,
started her divorce suit against
Ira Simmons, 80, she told Judge
L. O. LeweUing here yesterday in
contested divorce case which
took a day to try. The plaintiff
blamed her husband for taking
the pillows. wV'. ;v-t:'-
She also testified that Sim'
mons would become lrxed witn
her and order her to the garret
or to the cellar, places she did
not propose to go because the
was "not a dog or -ctV-"---
The couple, one of the oldest
ever to seek a divorce here, were
married in 1917. They live in the
Broadacres district. Counsel for
both litigants win argue the case
today. "
MOYNTHAX ON TRIP
attorney, is on a business trip to
San, Francisco. He plans to be
gone five days.1 ;
Federal Funds
Allocated For .
: , Rural Classes
M. Clifford Moynihan, Salem dent.
Allotment of federal emergency
funds for employing five teachers
for Lablsh. Gervals and Scotts
Mills was announced at the CWA
office here yesterday. These pro
jects will consist of one class '
each In sewing and English Xer .
Japanese mothers in the Lablsh
district, to be taught by Mrs. B.
F. Snelgrove and Mrs. Bessie
Shinn, respectively; a class ' In
agriculture at Gervals to be .
taught by D. B. Moses: and one
class , each In agriculture and
commercial arithmetic for which
instructors have not yet been ob
tained. These classes had already been
organized and awaited only the
word of the allotment of funds,
according to Mrs. Mary L. Ful-
kerson, county school supermen-
Secures Judgment John AI
guire secured a judgment tor
3514 and costs here yesterday
against Clarence D. McCoy and
others.
WOOLFERT & LEGG
Fri. . Sat
Monday
Specials
DRUGS
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SAVE
Phone 3444
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lib.' 19c 3 ibs.
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Telephone.
5858
Byes Kxamined - Glasses Fitted
AU Modern Frames and Lenses
at prices Ereryone Can Afford
Satisfactkm'Gnaranteed .:
Dr. Ruth f,L Dangherty
801-3-3 First National
Bank Bldg. . ..
PEAS, San Wan, 2s
CORN, Del Maize or Del Monte, 2's
TOMATOES, King's Solid Pack, 2ft's
BEANS, Silverton or Santiam, 2's
J 2 cans m
KC Baking Povder
Millions of pounds
nsed by government
every year.
50 gj
Choice
Thompson,
Seedless
4lb;sa(.
v. Harmony
bars sa
. ! Charlie an
Chinese Medicine
: & Herb Co.
New Method With
je out Operation
ST B. FOXC. Herb Specialist ."
Eight years practice In China.
Uses all Chinese herbs tor piles,
kidney, bladder, stomach, ca
tarrh, constipation, gland s,
rheumatism, tumor, - asthma,
headache, liver, male and fe
male troubles 11 years of
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- Office Hours 9 to 6 P. 1L
' Sundays 0 to 11 A. M.
- CONSULTATION FREE .
i Pure
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Quart
Gallon
7c
59c
Brhig Tonr Contaii
At new lew prices. Listen
One Man's Family
to
3 lbs.SQc
6 ibs.73e
l?QcmM& Dnattttei?
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albs, ngs
4
Card Tables and
Chairs to Rent ;
MOP STICKS Copper 1A. COMB HONEY MCE 1- River hrand. fancy
head, each ...V...... 1UC or. in eeUophane lC wnthern O lb.
"-- - . -- - - - j bead rice ... pkg. 11
v vtit JELL-TrELL Your choice ot
YtiwortT 9 lbs. 25C 3kg 14t MAXOHES-Searchllght Every
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TOBACCO Prince Al- 11. SOUP-Camp- o taU 10. 6 29c
bert. Dos. om. 11C bell's Tomato.. V cans 4, JC boxes ........ v cm.-fyw
TOILET TISSUE O 1VI-. BROOM SPECIAL : , nQ" PRUNES-- O - IQ.
; Ambassador.. U O tor I'kC Each fcJ C 1 1talian J lhs. AJC
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GRAPEFRUlTArizoria Seedless, thin slon, 33c doz.. each 3c
POTATOESed HflU:Burbanks;5
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r RIRYrfsiie. well bleached, each 1
Dram Sale
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the globe."
65c dram poty Paris . . .89c
55c dram Ooty L'Orlgan 89c
63c dram Hudnnt Gemey S9c
1.10 dram Gnerlaln LHeore
Blene 89c
1.25 dram Guerlain Shali-
mar 08c
1.25 dram DeRaymons Bllm-
sy 98c
25c dram White Rose, Sweet
. Pea, Lily of the Valley or
Violet 10c
85c dram Seventeen . . . .29c
85c Deuvello Le Qui . . .69c
65c Barbara Gould 55e
Nyol Soils or
quick acting la
coses of sick head
ache, dizziness
and biliousness
due to constipa
tion, large bottle.
65c
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IN THE NEW
Fifteen ounces more -
12 extra servings in the new
large package of Carnatioa
Wheat. A vitalizing cereal
now at a new, lower price.
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mm
A ASHATIOM.AI.SIIS HOT ClIIAt
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T&W TT7T7? 0 To Introduce the New
L1 S Marie Astor Facial Tissues
50c
Fancy bridge table coyer, Rose or Jade, absolutely
free with each nackape of 500 tissues. Super soft
sheets for cleansing the face
or for handkerchiefs, all for
TOILETRIES
SUNDRIES
Lux O 1 7
Soap for X
(one free with your coupon)
Life Buoy n Alt
Soap ........ O for 1 1
25c Ov Offr
Kleenex & tor
3 5e Pond's OKf
Creams fcUC
25c Nysis Hand Lotion (soft
ens and preserves 1Q
the skin) lC
Squibb's Facial Creams
Cleansing, Lanolin rA
unit nold Cream, iar 3WC
Cigarette Lighters,
socket size
35e Tooth Brushes (guaran
teed pure Chinese ' 10
bristle)
Rubber Gloves Goodrich
Non-Skid (a super quality
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Later) Jilt.
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Powder w"'
Weekend Set Free with
Each Box
Sec Prep Shaving 1fl
60c Sovereign Tooth
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1.50 Waterbury QQ
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5.09 St. Regis Electric
Alarm 01 QQ
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First come the rice, old shoes, and your
own version of a trip to Niagara. Then t
the serious business of living not too seri
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own cook and maid for two with friend
husband doubling as chief bottle washer
you'll find steaming, fragrant cups of
Hills Bros. Coffee do miracles helping two
live as easily as one. Hills Bros. Coffee is
made for those who like good coffee for
families of two or twenty-two who like to
count the pennies. It may cost a few cents
more than "hardn counter" brands, hut
its richer flavor and strength make more
satisfactory cups of imvarying coffee de-
light- And you drink coffee hy the cupi
not by the pound. Always ask for Hills
Bros. Coffee hy name and look for the
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Leaves .V...
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