The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Friday Morninjr, December 7, 1934
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L'.o c a 1 e ws Br j efs
Woman Injnred Kaolrina Ser
dots, . sutfered injuries, not
specifically listed, in W. automo
bile accident in which Joseph Ser
dotx, 2010 Warner street, Salem,
was involved at Capitol and Hunt
; streets Wednesday. - Serdot re
, ported to city police v yesterday.1
Two ..other , accidents reported
yesterday Involved P. L. - Wagner,
.Olympic apartments, and Walter
r.f Boardrow, 04 South 20th.' at
Market and Commercial; J. C.
Williams, Seaside, . and- J. A.
, Krebs, 965 Saginaw, at Cdxhraer
, ciat and Mission. - ' " - .
" ... . r'r.y r -m -
,-FalI fair First Methodist church,
' T,6?1'7"1- " f afeterla :iuneheon- at
V . Speeders Fined Conrad Ther
. kelson, SilTerton route one,' "paid
r a, $5 fine in municipal court here
yesterday aiter pleading guilty , to
speeding., Polics charged he was
. . cau gh t driving - at the rate of 4 0
miles an hour along Broadway be
, ;tween Division and Market streets.
, ; Judge Mark Foalsen ' collected
. 13.50 of a like fine imposed: upon
4 . C. Q. Hildebrand. r Independence,
, whom police reported had., driven
; 35 miles per hour on South Com
, mereial street between Leslie and
- Belieyue streets.
Bloom Bound Over Manie
i . Bloom, arrested for. burglary not
iff a dwelling, was held to an
swer to the grand jury' follow
ing preliminary hearing in Jus
tice court yesterday morning. Ha
. allegedly took, a . rifle- belonging
to A. Baker here and later trad
ed the gun for a motorcycle own-
ed by a man near West Stayton.
The rifle, was exhibited in court
, yesterday,- but the motorcycle has
not been located. Bloom is in
Jail in lieu'bf 1750 bail.
Rummage Sale,
. N. Commercial;
Church,
Fri., Sat. 328
Congregational
:
Rupert Arrested Jess Rupert,
real estate dealer, pleaded not
guilty in Justice court yesterday
to charge, of defrauding-an inn
keeper, and will hare a trial Mon
day .at 1:30 p. m. Ed Cook, signed
complaint against Rupert alleging
that. Rupert had defrauded Cook
and James Chamberlain- 475
State - street, of $37.50 for food.
Rupert Indicated "his T.defense
would, be that the complainant
owed him" money.' Defendant is
out on his own recognizance. .
Disease Total Rises A gain of
ten communicable disease cases
was reported by 76 per cent of the
physicians in Marion county dur
ing the week ending December 1,
the" state department of health
bulletin states. There were 34 new
cases during the week of. which
12 were mumps, fire chickenpox,
.four each measles and whooping
: Seats Grangers--Arthur Brown,
state deputy grange master, re
turned yesterday from', risitatlons
to granges in Clatsop Columbia
and Washington counties. ' He in
stalled officers for a number of
the grangers in these counties, in
some instances union installations
being held for granges. in adjoin
ing , areas. HaInstalled officers
at-Mt. View, near Cortallis;' last
night,- and will seat, officers -for
the Brush College grange tonight.
Mrs.' Brown accompanied, him on
the trips. "jV';'-.' r...' ' "
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V, Bus . Law. Clarified It "is the
duty of certain school districts to
provide reasonable . transportation:
for school pupils, but it is --.not
mandatory that ", school . busses
shall .pass directly in front -of the.
homes of such pupils. Attorney
General Van Winkle I held in an'
opinion Thursday. yan. Winkle
further, held that it waa not neces
sary for the school-difitrict, to de
liver the' pupils from one build
ing, to another. -
Individual or firms with .steady
or miscellaneous "Jobs s available
for men and women 'can get free
service in immediately "having- a
worker sent out by contacting the
"National Reemployment f -office,
355 High street. Phone 3754.
: Normal's . Status - Explained
Legislative action would be nec
essary before, the eastern Oregon
and southern Oregon normal
schools could be designated as
normal ' schools and Junior, col
leges. Attorney General Van Win
kle held in an opinion handed
down yesterday. The opinion was
requested by Charles A. Brand of
Roseburg, chairman of the cur
ricula committee ox the state
board of higher education.
Building Permits Oat Four
building permits were issued
Wednesday at the city hall. They
went to W. E. Arehart. 925 TJn-
Gas Sale Approved Sales of
the Marshfield and North Bend
gas properties of the Coos Bay
Gas company to B. 8. Pederaoa for
a consideration of 10 was ap
proved Thursday by Charlea M.
Thomas,- state utility commission
er. : Testimony offered at a re
cent hearing fixed the investment
of the two companies at $24 6,
450.70. -The companies tliad i a
net operating loss of $ 8 9 0 0 la
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Rules on Relief Buying State
and county relief committees and
not the state purchasing, agent are
authorized to purchase' . supplies,
and eqnipment for relief projects
and .for the relief administrative
offices. Attorney, .. General .: Van
Winkle ruled yesterday The opin
ion was - asked .by 'Elmer Goudy,
executive secretary of . the state,
relief committee. "
Barr - Arrested - Henry -Theodore
Barr, Salem; was arrested
yesterday . for operating a truck
without p. tt;' c plates, and will
enter plea., in justice court to
day.' He was released on his .own
recognizance upon appearance be
fore Judge Hayden. yesterday.'-
' Set Date for Hearinc Decem
ber 20 has been set. as a date for
hearing a petition filed in probate
court which asks for the Appoint
ment of a - guardian for - Emma
Knutson, 77, who is said to be in
competent to. handle her. affairs.
She has property of the estimated
value of $750.
Veatch Improving Friends of
A. W. Veatch, who underwent an
alteration ' at Salem general hos
pital a week ago, will be glad to
learn ; that he is doing nicely.
though he is not yet able to see.
friends. He will be In the hospi
tal for. several. weeks longer." -
Vancouver license Marriage
licenses were issued in Vancouver
the middle of the week to: Fen
ton F. Logan, 22, Aurora,, and
Sarah L. Morse, 18, Sherwood;
and Howard H. Foot, 28, Salem,
and Verna Brown, 21, Portland.
Extradition Approved Gover-
ion street, xso for a garage; Aimo I nor Meier yesterday authorized
and Edna Phole, 444 Ferry street, the extradition of Samuel Gold
$250 to repair a warehouse; Sa-!nd Morris Sherman" who are
le mschool district, $275 to alterlwanted at Seattle for grand lar
balcony at high school; Mrs. C. J ceny. The men are under arrest In"
Brotherton, $15, to build a wood
shed at her place at 1595 South
Capitol street. ; v
Judge Eddy Assigned Cir-
Portland.
Grade Crossing Permitted The
state utility commissioner yester
day granted' the application of
cuit Judge Eddy of Douglas coun- Marion county, for permission to
ty was assignea anursaay oy j us-1 establish a grade crossing over
tice Jtand of the state supreme th a ---
V . .vniy w company at Mill City.
preside at the trial of the easel
of Thomas against Fehl. The suit
involves a mortgage foreclosure.
Judge Norton of Jackson county
was disqualified.
Food SaU& Bazaar, Lady Eagles.
U. S. Bank Bid. Sat.: nee . 8. i
In Hospital Yet Miss Ethel
Fletcher, master of Galem grange.
who has been in the Deaconess
hospital here since the latter part
of August, submitted to a second
operation this week. .
Installation Sunday Recog- Rff 7 rtcr fC War
Lion service for Rev, Richardson xMiIUiiio id x
nltion
Tebbets
who came here recently
cough, three each pneumonia anM0111 Boston to become pastor of
scarlet fever, two each tubercule's-
, is and influenza and one diphthe
ria. Seven cases reported in Polk
county consisted of four of lnflu-
enza and three of scarlet fever. ' ;
Priced Just over the three lowest
priced! Engineered " and styled
with the Best! Dodge," coming
soon with a sensational ear. -
Four Kew Members Four new
members wc;re introduced at the
Salem Lions club luncheon at the
Masonic temple ' Thursday noon.
They- are: Donald A. Emerson,
newly , appointed assistant auper-
' intendent ot public instruction;
Lynn C. . Holt, Southern Pacific
freight agett; Dr. A. S. JecBen,
Oregon -Normal school, deputy
district L Ions governor, ..who
transferred from the. disbanded
Monmouth club, and Dr. Daniel
; H.' Schulze- professor of .religion
, at Willamette university. -
- Wants "Her Freedbnv-Maurice
A. King filed suit here Thursday
for a divorce . from' Ted D. King
" to whom she was married . last
I July.' She alleges that he was of
- a surly,; jealous disposition and
. declares he did not contribute ad
' ' equately to lier support.- She asks
. court , costs; attorney's . fees . and
suit money as well as the restora
- tion, of her maiden name. . ., ..
- Spears Arrested, F o r f e 1 1 s
; Frauk H. Scears, Salem', forfeited
$5 ball at Albany Wednesday aft-
er being arrested on a charge of
- failing to hoed a stop sign along
the Pacific highway, it was report
. ed here.
Births J
" Woods To . Mr. a nd Mrs. Jack
Woods, 1258 North Fifth street,
girl. Lorraine Joan, born De
cember X at Salem Deaconess hos
pital."1. - . - : " " '
Cain To Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lin P. Cain, 111 Chemeketa street.
a girl, born November 23, at Sa
lem Deacon;ss hospital. . -
the First Unitarian church, will
be held Sunday night at 8 o'clock;
Headline in recent -story about
the installation erroneously in
dicated Saturday night as the time
lor installation.
Lonergan Trying Case Frank
Lonergan, prominent Portland at
torney and a candidate for the re
publican nomination for governor
last May, was here yesterday and
will return today to handle a case
in circuit court here. Lonergan
served . many terms in the state
legislature; -he was not a .candi
date for reelection this year.
Offices Closed Main offices of
the secretary of state here were
closed yesterday afternoon .during
the funeral of the late Charles N.
Laughrige who bad served ,15
years as deputy in . the depart
ment. All employes In the mo
tor vehicle and license depart
ments who wished to attend the
rites were excused to do so.
Bonds to Be Sold Authority
to sell government bonds totalling
$1600 par value'' was granted , In
probate court yesterday to George
H. Bell, -executor of the estate of
the late John Rabens. The exe
cutor was also authorized to loan
$250 to Albert Rabens, sole, heir
of the estate.
Estate Settled Final : account
In' the estate of the late W. W.
Walker has been filed In probate
court here by. the administrator.
Income of $2759 and outgo the
same amount, the largest dis
bursement Coins to Sarah Walk
er, sole heir, who received $2629.
Case Settled Suit of - Merle
Barleen against Swlgert Hart Co.,
Inc., was settled out of court yes
terday and the suit dismissed ac
cording to papers filed in the
county clerk's office here.
Merrill D.Ohjine
Insurance QMi
.Hpkone
New Location - 275 Bute t
Ahead1 of Mark
Made Year Ago
A single building permit, for re
pairing a dwelling, '--was issued
both yesterday and December
last year at the city building de
partment but .the 1933 permit
was the first for the month while
yesterday's was the 14 th for the
present December. - . The Decern'
ber. 1934, number of permits yes
terday wax but six short of to to
tal for all of December, 1933.
L. E. Bates secured the permit
yesterday to repair a dwelling at
204 Maple avenue at a cost of
$10. It brought the permit value
for the present month to $2192
or $2073 ahead of the same date
a year ago. This moth's permits.
with but five days passed, amount
in value to approximately -one-
tnird of all Issued in December,
Violence Flares in Los Angeles Trolley Strike
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This layout shows scenes' In Los Angeles during
an outbreak of violence In the strike of street car
employes above, crowds gathered about a car
j overturned by - striken and sympathizers; Inset,
polics shooting tear gas to disperse the rioters at
'a prominent street Intersection. T V
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ACTIV TY GROWI G
senger tn a car driven by Edward
Llndeman when the .car , was
struck by another auto driven by
DeCoster. v . ;. ' . :
ROSEDALE, Dec. C. v The
school children . have formed - a
Rosedale Harp club and are pre
paring for a concert in January,
Those playing the mouth harps
are: Phillip Micknall; Charles
Hamilton, Shirley Hamilton, Ver
non Smith, Dewey Thurman, Ce;
uric Baiawm, Racnei . saiawin.
Rowena Jones, ' Evelyn Baldwin,
Barbara Bates, - Glenn . Hanklna,
Robert Hankins, Shirley Black-
man and Bobby Smith.
Pupils are asking for old but
tons to be donated to SERA cloth
ing projects. They will be collect
ed Friday. I
Two teams of outdoor basket
ball are organized , at Rosedale.
The teams are composed of four
players each and include the fol
lowing: Cedric Baldwin Wayne
Strayer, Chas. Hamilton ana Rob
ert Ladd. The other team is com
posed of Glenn Pearson, Irwin
Ertler, Phillip Micxnau ana -uew-
ey Thurman. Pupils ana teacner,
Mrs. Flora Hedrick, are prepar
ing tor a Christmas program. .
Damages Sought
ByCrash.Victim
Damages aggregating $26,776
are asked by Eulalla Earty from
Virgil M. DeCoster and Vance M
DeCoster. in an action filed in circuit-court
here late yesterday.
Plaintiff alleges that injuries she
suffered la an auto wreck caused
by the negligence of the defend
ants, were so great that ber hos
pital, nurses' and medicine costs
alone total $1216. The accident
allegedly occurred at 1 a. m. Oc
tober 1, 1933, one-half mile south
east ot Salem. Plaintiff was a pas-
Renovation at X
iCiiyl-
SERA Proposal
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, Application for an SERA pro
ject for renovating the second
floor, of-the city hall here has
been ; filed with the state relief
committee, it was reported yester
day by D. Arthur , Lowe, local
SERA engineer. Lowe estimated
the job would require the serv
ices ot.15 workmen, last 20 days
and cost $1200 In wages...
It Is planned to ealsomine the
walls and cellngs, wash the wood
work and re varnish a part of the
wookwork in the council chamber,
the corridor, the police matron's
and city engineer's offices and the
firemen's - sleeping and 1 office
quarters. The city will ' provide
the materials, i
BE TALKED TODAY
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- Plans for the annaal banquet
of the Salem credit association
win be completed at that group's
regular meeting this noon at. the
Masonic temple banquet . room.
Committee on nominations . for
the new. year will also make Its
report this noon.
- The annual banquet will be
held at the Masonic temple next
Wednesday night at 6:20 o'clock,
with Stewart L. Bliss, Portland
merchant ' and past president of
the Portland Retail Credit asso
ciation speakiag on "Functions of
a Credit Association and the Place
it .Fills In Each Community."
Invitations are being extended
to tbe president of each service
club and civic organization In
town ; to attend the banquet and
to give a three-minute talk on ob
ject jofthat particular club.
PI0BI1IIT
Y.M. SET TONIGUT
Students of the Melton piano
studio will be presented in a re
cital tonight in the T. .M. C. A.
lobby at 8 o'clock. All Intereated
persons are Invited to oe present
at this program, which is one of
a series being held at the T." ev
ery Friday night. The program Is
at follows: : - ' ' :
MacDoweil : - To the Sea
y . Alice Swift , .
Schubert.- Impromptu, op. 142-3
; Shirley Cronemiller -
Hayden T ; ' Menuteeo from the
I ... . Sonate in D Major,
Margaret Siegmund V ; i
Vocal, Fox . H1114 of Home
Curran . . Dawn
Mary Elizabeth Kells ; ' ;
'accompanied by. Mary Jeanette
- -,- . Sargent .;' ' "; ' i
Grlffea- : The Lake at Evening
." Faye Cornutt " -
Brahms : Capriccio, op76-l
Lola Plaummer Schmidt.'.', f
Chopin -. . 'Scherzo
; .' Elizabeth Boylan' : 5
Vocal, Sanderson , '. -:'-,;',' ..Until
Curran J - ; , . ' Rain
' Mary Elizabeth Kells. .
Lebnssy .. '.; Minstrels
Cesar Franck Dense Lente
Gulon- '-: .Z Pickaninny Dance
'. " - Lois Burton. '''.,.''.
Liszt . Etude in D flat
; - Ruth Marcia Brown
MSB 6DESS
oil buttd:j TOTAL
Two thousand guesses have been
turned in by persons donating
buttons to the supply byeing col
lected at the Marion county hous
ing committee headquarters,-High
and State streets, for use in the
SERA sewing projects. SERA En
gineer D. Arthur. Lowe estimated
last night, v
The button - collecting scheme
was started by Lowe, D. G. Met
calf, SERA placement officer.
and Glenn C. Nilea, county relief
committee executive secretary, to
secure an adequate supply ot the
ivory, bone and celluloid pieces to
till the buttonholes on the cloth
ing the women on the sewing pro-
Catching Co
viciss
VA-TRO-HO
V Coring Events
December - 7 Hadeay
grange. Dr. Bruce Baxter
peaking at 0:30 p. m. .
December 7 Advanced
pupils of Frances Virginle
Meltoa reriUl in lobby of
ir.M.CJl' 8 p. m. -
December 8 Annual cob
vention Oregon Hop Grow-"
ers' association, .; all day,
Marion hotels - . " r .
' December O -Installation
service. Unitarian church, 8
p. in.' . . f .- 1. ) '
December Jl Oliver W.
Stewart speaks at First M.E.
church,' 8 p, m. -
C December 13-14 Che-
'niekeia Players drama The
Alarm aock." - - -
? December 13 Stewit
'Bliss ' 'addressee
meeting .Credit association.
December IS .-' Annual
'high' school manic festival,
senior high auditorium. ' v
' - December 21 Violin
coacert of original, composl-
, tlons ofputhyn Tnrney of
Chemawa played by Rothyn
Thomas, 8 p.'m. In lobby of
- January 8 Cberrlan tn--ttallation.
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v January Willamette
anlversity faculty play, So
rhlii is London.. '
- January 14 Governor.
Inaugurated, legislature con
nea. .
Jects are renovating tor the use
of relief families.
Lowe said' letters announcinr
the contest and appealing for as
sistance had . been addressed to
half ot the schools In the county
and would be sent to the remain
der In the near future, to enlist
the school children's Interest. The
contest closes - January 1, after:
which the total number ot buttons
contributed will be announced. ::
GARNER RETURNS
WASHINGTON, Dec. .-ffV
His hunting season over and his
deer la the bag. Vice President
Garner returned to the capital tM
day to "look Into several -siua.
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No Overhead Machine
DECEMBER SPECIAL -
Croqnignole Per manent
Standard . (T- p
Wave Complete vXeOU
. . Soft, .loose
carls. Looks
natnraL
SENATOR
HOTEL
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8HOP - .
. Phone 5818
7- ri-va . s
$ $ Xmas Money $ $
FOR THE ASKING y
No red tape. Ton can - obtain
loan In one . hour. A friendly,
confidential, courteous service.
No payments until next year.
Six months to pay. See us at
one and shop with ease. ' : --
- "STATE LOAN CO. V .
,212 Oregon Bldg..
Phone 7783 Lie by St. 8-163
COME UP
SOMETIME! -
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Try It eee.lt cooked -.
we think it delicious and
so will you once yon try it.
CHJEIE1TAKH ''
American Dishes Served Also :
222Vi N. Commercial St.
"? Upstairs : :'
Open 11 A. H, to 8 A. 1L
Jl Use Meittholalam "
III " " o rtlp open the
I f " nostrils and permit A
HI ; - freer breathing
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Old Reliable Method
brings - health to 'the sick
WITHOUT 1
B. PONG
herb specialist,
has had eight
years practice
in China. No
matter wtth
what yon are 'suf
fering, don't give
up yourself, oor .wonderful
herbs will positively remedy
disorders of the bladder, kid
ney, stomach, constipation, ap
pendicitis, piles. And throat.
heart, lung, liver, asthma, ca
tarrh, tumors, diabetes, rheum
atism, headache and blood pois
on, skin diseases of children
and male or female all ail
ments. -: . --.
CHARLIE CI1 AN
-Chi-eee Medicine Js Herb Co.
122 N. Commercial 6t Salem
Daily Office Hours O to d pjn.
Sun. & Wed. 9 to 10:89 a. m.
Johnson's
for .
Hosiery
JOlISOfS
Johnson's
for '
Gloves
THE STORE FOR LADIES
464-466 STATE STREET ,
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FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
Out They Go - All Felt Hats Regardless
of Their Former Value
Lot i '"-"r r - ' ;:
HATS For Wed. Sals SI. 95
LOT 2 : ,
HATS
'I In This Group Are Hats Up to 13.95
. . Out They Go
MAIN FLOOU -
JOHNSON'S DOWNSTAIRS STORE
. Sde dimnety Fcr .
: 17 'ednes&ay Only ;
;;FELTiHATS
v . Valaes up to $2J5 :
50 c
For This Sale
Tocr Choice
See the Elks' Annual Charity Show at the Elks' Club
Auditorium December 12, 13, and 14 '
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