Tlfg OIirGON STATESMAN, SaUcu Oregon.. Tuesday Morning, October 161934
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Clinics Scheduled Clinics
scheduled ' for the remainder of
this week by the Marion" county
health department are: Tuesday
morning:, girls' health examina
tions at Parrish junior .;. high
school, And all day at Silverton,
school and pre-school clinic; Wed
nesday afternoon, school : and
chest clinic at Salem health cen
ter, 201 Masonic building; Tburs-j
day morning, pre-school clinic at
health center, and alt day at Par
rish, girls' examinations; Satur
day morning, . immunizations at
health center.
Hunting and tresspassing signs at
8 Permits, Build Eight build-
t ing permits -were issued her yes
terday as follows: L.. M. Ramage,
reroot building at 810 North U-
berty street, 1100; V. E. Kuhn.
reroof dwelling at 555 North
14th, S0; J. W, Hunt, reroof
dwelling at 1J74 NorthCapitol,
$90; Leo Doerfler, repair dwelling
root at 2305 North Fourth, 220;
W. O. Allen, reroof , dwelling at
1CS5 South Liberty. 235; Barney
Kohler, rsroof dwelling at 1060
Hood. - $45: O. Beardsley, alter
dwelling at 87 & Columbia, $45.
IRE WEOB
Traffic Violations Albert I
Rowland,' charged ' with driving
his car with bnt one - headlight.
pleaded i guilty in justice court Benefits Frori Campaign in
yesterday and went to jail in lieu I . . r ..
of payment of the $5 fine; C. E,
kitten.
Lost Gray, part Persian
Reward. 338 S. 18th.
Order ReleaseAn additional
10 per cent release in the com
mercial deposits of the Eastern
Oregon Banking . company at
Shaniko. Wasco county, has been
ordered for today by the state
banking board. This will make a
total of unrestricted deposits
, amounting to 35 per cent in the
institution which has been under
restriction since the national
bank moratorium.
Hunting and tresspassing signs at
Tlio fitatmtmsn nfffrn
"Slate to Quash Summons At
torneys for Cleo Prather. defend
ant In the divorce suit brought by
Gladys Prather. entered a motion
In circuit court Monday to quash
the sendee of the summons and
complaint on the defendant. The
motion stated . that the plaintiff
' waa not now or had not been a
resident of Marion . county, but
lived in Clackamas county.
Tresspassing signs, hunting signs,
m TVi m sj 1 1 1 op man fTTipa
BWIM1MI.W- www ,
'.. Wilson Assigned Judge Fred
W Wilson of The Dalles was as
signed to Burns to hear the case
of the City of Burns against i.
Welnstein in which Judge W. W.
Wood was disqualified. The as
signment was announced by Chief
Justice John L. Rand of the state
supreme court.
40 et 8 to Meet The monthly
dinner meeting ot Marion county
Toiture No. 153 of the 40 et 8
societe, American Legion, will be
held at 6:30 P.m. Wednesday at
the Gray Belle restaurant. The
new chef de gare, Dr. G. E. Prime,
is expected to preside.
Hulda Helps Hostesses. Tel. 4791.
.Order Entered An order was
entered in county court Monday
approving the ' final account ot
Milton E. Richardson as adminis
trator of the estate of Mary E.
Richard, filed September 6. The
order stated that no objections
were heard at the final hearing of
the account.
Hearing Date Set The county
court yesterday set Monday, Oc
tober 29, as the date for hearing
the petition ot George R. Duncan,
to be appointed- aa guardian ot
the estate ot H. A. Sharpies, alleg
ed Insane.
Tresspassing signs, hunting signs.
at The Statesman office. i v
Superintendent Visits County
School Superintendent Mary L.
Fulkerson, was absent from her
office at the county court house
Mondar. while visiting some of
the county schools in rural com
munities.
- File Cost Bill George W. Wil
son and Julia F. Baeher,-defend
ants in the suit brought by the
Woodburn Lodge No. 102,
1. O. O. filed a cost bill la cir
cuit court Monday, totaling
I26.G0.
Tresspassing signs, hunting signs.
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Appointed Administrator T. J.
Brabec Monday was approved by
the county court as a fitting ad
ministrator for the estate of Sarah
WilmeL His bond was fixed at
100.: ' '.:-'
On Vacation Eric Butler yes
terday started two weeks vaca-
- tion. With Mrs; Butler,' he ex
pects to spent a portion of the
time at their cottage at the beach.
Hemming improved Robert
Hemming, 440 MM street, wno
has been JU tor over three months.
la reported much improved. ,
Parkhurst. for the same offense,
paid a $2 fine. Case ot Carl
Trick, arrested tor - improper
lights, was continued for sentence
until November 8. Harold Mar-
iels, arrested' for no license; ad
mitted guilt an the case was con
tinued until today. Mariels was
released on his own recognizance.
Bnchholz Dismissed Mnnicinal
Judge Poulsen yesterday dismiss
ed charges ot not having a driv
er's license and of operating an
auto without a muffler, preferred
against Walter Buchholz's Sheri
dan; route one. The judge said
the muffler was found to be satis
factory and the man was to se
cure a license.
Notice to Statesman subscribers:
The .Statesman office is open
nights, subscription payment
gladly accepted any time. Annual
Bargain period now on. One full
year by Mail to any Oregon ad
dress only $3.00. -
9100 Fine Paid L. A. Morrln-
son, San Francisco motorist book
ed by city police early Monday on
a charge of driving wnile drunk,
paid 30 cash and a $70 check as
his tine In municipal court after
the charge' had been changed to
reckless driving. Judge Mark
Poulsen announced last night.
Motorists Arrested Two mo
torists were arrested by city po
lice Sunday on minor traffic law
violation charges. William H.
Bishop, Brooks route one, was
booked for speeding and Charles
Maden, 331 South 17th street, for
having an Improper muffler on
his car.
Allan Waives Hearings-James
Allan, arrested last week for al
leged burglary of the Dr. J. E.
Long home near - Hayesvllle,
waived preliminary hearing in
justice court yesterday and was
; bound over to the grand jury.
He was unable to put up $750
bail so is still in the county -jail.
Hunting and tresspassing signs at
The Statesman office.
Townsend Club Tonight A
meeting of Townsend Plan Club
No. 4 will be held tonight at 7:45
o'clock at Shrode's hall, Sonth
12 th and Leslie streets. All in
terested in the Old Age Revolving
pension fund are invited to be
present.
Reckless driving; O. K. How-
arth. Portland youth, admitted a
reckless driving charge yesterday
when haled before Justice of the
Peace Miller Hayedn. He was
fine $25, which was remitted and
the youth placed on six months
probation.
Case Dismissed Robert Smith,
arrested: by State Officer Mogan
on a vagrancy charge Saturday,
was found not guilty when haled
into justice court yesterday, and
the case was dismissed. Smith is
aTortland youth.
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This County Forecast
By Edgar Freed
Marlon county is undenlablr in
the toad ln,Oregon in the housing,
program, and the national housing
administration - headquarters in
Washington, D. C., is taking note
-of the campaign here4 Edgar
Treed, state administrator of the
national, housing : administration,'
told the luncheon assemblage at
at the chamber of commerce yes
terday. - ,
Freed, rspeakin'g here only a
few hours before going back to
Washington on housing business,
told of the benefits this area
should derive from the program.
as well as explaining some of the
details ot the , act. - -
. Marlon county, on basis of the
national expectancy that $3 per
person will be borrowed through
the campaign, will see $490,000
in loans under the program, Freed
said. Sheldon F. Sackett, chair
man of the Marion county com
mittee and who introduced Freed,
stated that indications are every
borrowed dollar is being matched
with another building dollar, in
dicating ' that a probable -million
dollars will be expended in this
county.
"This is not a distress program
or a gift, for loans are made to
people who have jobs and will be
able to repay", Freed declared in
pointing out that the government
guarantees every loaning bank
against loss to extent of 20 per
cent of the total loans.
This broad guarantee is consid
erably in excess of the average
losses on such loans, for never in
history of the nation has losses
on similar loans exceeded 6 or 7
per cent, he said.
Interest rate on the housing
loans, obtained through designat
ed banks, on basis of $5 discount
for each $100 for each year, fig
ures 9.7 per cent, Freed said, but
urged people to realise- that this
Interest Is only about halt of what
would be paid for an Installment
loan through ordinary transac
tion in the country. The nation
al average for individual install
ment loans is 19 per cent.
. Banks can't make money at the
figure the housing loans are
made. Freed said, for out of the
interest the banker also bears cost
ot making investigations on the
borrower. A borrower need not
have a deposit in the bank from
which the loan is made.
With repairs placed on an In
8tallment basis through -the FHA
investment in many buildings will
be saved to the owners and in
addition many homes will be ma
terially improved from a living
standpoint. Freed cited, adding
too that the campaign is bringing
a social reaction in renewed inter
est to the home.
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General CAaries K. Martin, dem
ocratic Candidate for governor,
who; addresses the Elwanis
dub this boob. .
SALVATIOI. ARMY'S
Tresspassing signs, hunting signs,
at The Statesman office.'
Talk Corn-Hogs All farmers i
in Marion county interested in
corn-hog contracts hare been no
tified to meet at the chamber ot
eommmerce Wednesday afternoon
at 1:30 o'clock, with County!
Agent Riches to be in charge ot
the session.
Operated Upon Mrs. M. R.
Milborn. wife ot the manager of
Fred Meyer's store here, under
went a major operation at the
Deaconess hospital Monday. Her
condition Is reported as satisfactory.
Slate Auction Another Zim-
merman-for-governor auction is
slated here for next Saturday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock. A recent auc
tion held here netted the. cam
paign fund about $65.
C1PHSWED
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A meeting of the Oregon Milk
Control board to hear arguments
pro and con from the general pub-
lie on its considered action to gov
ern by the basic pool suddenly in
creased production in milk by any i
producer, will be held Monday '
morning in the chamber of com
merce building at 10 o'clock.
Approximately 100 mUk produ
cers and interested persons .are
expected to attend. The confer
ence will break up at 11:45 a. m.
A meeting ot the Dairy Co-oper
ative association also scheduled
tor Monday, has been postponed
to allow holding of the control
board session. -
The conference will be held la
the front rooms ot the building,
since the dining hall and audi
torium will be in use.
MARTIN TO SPEAK
ITKIIMEET
General Charles H. Martin,
democratic candidate for govern
or, will speak this noon . at the
Kiwanis club luncheon, at the
Marlon hotel.
Martin will choose his own sub
ject, which it is expected will in
elude something of his 10-point
campaign platform announced in
the past few days.
Kiwanlans will hear Joe Dunne,
republican opponent of Martin, a
week from today.
FI LOSSES ARE
LOWER TH YEAR
Demand for Jobs
Increases, Calls
For Men Dwindle
Inquiries for lobs are increas
ing in number daily at the nation
al-, re-employment agency, 357 !
North High street. Manager D. D.
Dotson and Statistician Lois Bar
ker reported yesterday. At the
same time calls tor laborers are
dwindling. Yesterday three men
received ordinary labor jobs and
one was sent to work on tne isortu
Santiam highway.
Many ot the Inquiries, Miss Bar
ker said, are from men who ap
parently are not yet In dire need
of work, due to summer earnings,
but are looking ahead to the win
ter season.
Qukk! Get These DOUBLE
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Terry Towels;
for the Unusual Price of
Hardly seems possible to get good,
soft, DOUBLE terry towels for such
a little price! 20x40 inch too ... a'
handy size, and easy to launder. White
in the center: color-striped borders!
) 160 N. Liberty Street ;
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I Comini Events
October! Salem;
grange meets MUier.naiJ. .
October 13-14 County 4V
E. convention. First Chris
tian church." . vr V
October 15 Salvation
Army annaat. finance cam
paign begins.- '-' ' ' ".
October control
board meeting chamber et
commerce, 10 a. m.
October 15 Second a
n n a 1 StateinmaB contract
tournament pena, R a b
Monday nights for ; elgh
, weeks. :. -,; f 'Z, :
October 17 Boy Scours
court of honor, eourthonse.
October 1SJ Connty re
publican rally at Marlon ho
tel. -'1
October : 23 Chemeketa
Tlayeni ne-a plays, bene-:
fit Leslie M. 13. church. J..
November 8 4o IS N
. tional art week, with Ore
gon painters exhibit. .
November f Second Mc
Dowell club concert. -
November tt Chrysan
themum show, Salem Gar
den clob. r'
November 6 G e sre r a 1
election. -
Conley is Chosen Department
Commander Bryan H. Conley has
been invited to be in Roseburg
November 4 to install officers ot
Patrick W. Kelley Post, Veterans
ot Foreign Wars.
Graaa, Brash Blaze City fire
men were called upon to put out
a small grass fire at Market and
1 8th street and a minor brush
blaze at 1525 Fair mount Monday
forenoon.
To Have Operation Mrs.
Christens Kewburgh ot 440 Mill
street, left Sunday afternoon for
Portland where she will undergo
a major operation In St. Vincent's
hospitau .-
Ferris Released S. M. Ferris,
Salem, arrested by city police Sat
urday night and booked on a
charge ot being drunk, was releas
ed from Jan Sunday morning.
Tfmme Arrested C. E. Ttmme
raid a dollar fine in justice court
yesterday for driving his car with
defective brakes.
The advisory board for the Sal
vation Army here today will en
ter the second day ot its annual
campaign to raise the budget for
the coming year's operations. Yes
terday's results were quite satis
factory. Chairman William McGII
christ said. The budget sought is
$2500, the same as last year.
"Many persons do not realize
that the Salvation Army is now
the only emergency relief source
aside from the federal agencies
existing in Salem," McGllehrlst
stated. "And there are many cas
es where the Army's services are
needed despite the work of the
federal agencies."
Captain- Lewis Me Allen, com
mander of the Army post here,
declared there were many cases
where deserving persons would
suffer if the Army did not assist
them. As a few examples out of
many, ho mentioned that the Sal
vation Army the past year had
glren 1112 families fuel, furni
ture, groceries or clothing, and
aided in various ways 649 single
persons.
Fire losses in Oregon during
the six months period ending June
30 ot this year were $694,041 as
compared with$l,216.487 during
the corresponding period in 1933,
A. H. Averill, state fire marshal
reported Saturday. The number
ot fires was reduced from 2125
during the first six months of
1933 to 1783 during the same
period in 1934. Losses actually
paid by the insurance companies
were reduced from $1,047,828 to
$597,600.
During the six months period
this percentage of fife loss to the
value of property at risk in the
entire state was 3.45 per cent as
compared with 5.6 per cent for
the same period in 1933.
In six counties ot the state, in
cluding Columbia, Grant, Hood
River, Linn, Multnomah and
Yamhill, the percentage of loss
to value was less than the state
average.
Averill s report showed that 11
deaths resulted from fires during
the first six months of 1934 as
compared with seven deaths dur
ing the same period In 1933.
Eighty-four persons were Injured
this year aa compared with 91 in
1933.
Averill said the substantial re
duction In tire losses was due to
Increased efficiency in the fire-
tighting organizations ' and the
tiro prevention campaigns that
have been conducted through his
department.
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the day? Do your feet ache and
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Obituary
Hammang
Marie Hammang, accidentally
drowned near her home on route
7. Oct 14. aged 10 years. Sur
vived by parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. -Hammang, Salem; two broth
ers. Charles of Vancouver, Wash.,
and George of Salem; grandpar
ents. Mr.- and. Mrs. George H.
Harden of Howe, Okla. Services
will be held from the chapel of
Clough-Barrlck company, Tues
day, October IS, at 2 p. m. Inter
ment, Ciiyview cemetery. -
Birth
Hewitt, To Mr. and Mrs. Allen
William , Hewitt, 47S South 21st
street, a girl, Marilyn, born Sep
tember 29 at saiem General hos
pital. .
Ilalseth To Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Halsetb. route five, a girl,
Patricia Marie, born September 28
at Salem Deaconess iospttaL
Total precincts ia Oregon where
votes will be cast November ; 6
will be 1.647.. it was announced
by the secretary of state yester
day. Revised figures received
from the- county clerks showed
changes in four counties, Multno
mah, Baker, Clackamas and Tilla
mook.
: Complete precincts by counties
are as follows: 4
Baker 38, Benton 22, Clacka
mas SI. Clatsop 43, Columbia 32,
Coos 60, Crook 14, Curry 18, Des
chutes 33, Douglas 49. Gilliam 8,
Grant 21, Harney 29, Hood Hirer
14. Jackson S9, Jefferson 18, Jos
ephine 27, Klamath 68. -
Lake IS, Lane 96, Lincoln 30,
Linn 54, Malheur 37. Marion 79.
Morrow 13, Multnomah 438, Polk
35, Sherman 10 Tillamook 33,
Umatilla 41, Union SO. Wallowa
20. Wasco 24, Washington 48,
Wheeler 10, YamhiU 21. .
Daughter Is Born A seven
pound daughter. Nancy Elizabeth,
was born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Nelson ot Woodburn yesterday at
the Bungalow Maternity home.
Walker Fays. Tickets Stanley
Walker. Salem, paid S3 penalty on
four overtime narking tickets in
municipal court yesterday. .
Maccabees to Meet The Macca-
bees will meet Wednesday night
in the K. P. hall at 8 o'clock.
CARD OP THANKS
We wish to thank the many
friends who. assisted at the time
of the death and funeral of our
beloved husband and tatber.
Mrs. Marie Jacobs,
. James Jacobs, jr.,
.., Desslo Smaller,. ... .
EHIES MINCED
Announcement has been made
bv Miss Lena Belle Tartar, in
structor of music at the high
school, of the girls who will par
ticipate next spring in tne statewide-musical
tournament at For
est Grove,
Mae Tucker has been elected
nresldent of the girl's glee club
with Jean Doege vice-president.
Betty Rae McGahan secretary, Le
ona Lelsy, treasurer and Betty
Fargo, librarian, complete the list j
of officers.
Club members include: Evelyn j
Becker. Pauline Berry, Harriett
Coons. Cora EdgelL Helen Lath
am, Ruth Maerz, Iris Mason,
Evangeline Millard, Jewell Mlnier
Aileen Moored, Florence Pugh,
June Scon ton. Mae Tucker, Jean
Bartlett. Lucille Bennett, Fran
ces Chrlstenson, Jean Doege, Em-
lyn Griggs. Clarice Kolbe, Leona
Lelsy, Elizabeth Lewis, Virginia
Mason Helen Ramsden. Loretta
Sneed. Helen Schuls, Daphne un
derwood, Dorothy Williams, Doris j
Barnett. Doris Cassldy, Erma
Cole. Betty Fargo, Flavia Downs,
Florence Foster. Dorothy Jsyes,
Pearl Jones, Verice Griffin, Mar
garet Keefer, Betty Rae ucuanan, ;
Doris Schunke, WUletta pneea,
and Doris Taylor; '
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Fall Classes in
Adult Education
Will Start Soon
Fall classes in adult education I
under the SERA are expected to I
get underway within the next two
weeks, although no definite date
has as yet been set. according to
T. T. Mackenxle. director of voca
tional educational at tne saiem
hirh school.
Prosnectlve instructors wui at
tend an institute early next week
and 15 of the group ww be aw
lotted to Marion county. Eight
will be located in Saiem.
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tively as a record breaking track man."
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