Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregrort, Saturday Morning, December 13, 1934
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Local News Briefs
Negro Speaker Here An eel
Herndon, young negro from At
lanta, q., Where he issald to be
facing a sentence of from IS to
20 years under an old law ..forbid
ding "inciting to insirrrtctldn,M
adopted during Civil war r times
and aimed at rebellious Blares,
will speak at the Nelson auditor
ium tonight at 8 o'clock under the
auspices of the local branch of the
International Labor Defense. He
will discuss his appeal to the
United States supreme court and
the Scottsboro cases, which are
before the highest court for the
third time after three convictions
and two previous reversals. Hern
don Is making a nation-wide tour.
Admission to the meeting tonight
is free.
i Old time dance, Gervais tonight.
Jones Files Report Ronald E.
Jones filed his annual report yes
terday as executor of the estate
of the late Sarah A. Hovenden.
He reported income of I422S and
outgo of $2071. The bulk of the
Income came from rentals on
lands. Cash on hand in the es
tate totalled $2155. J The execu
tor reported legacies numbering
31 paid with the smallest $10 and.
the largest $500, the latter go
ing to Anna A. Duncan.
Special for Saturday, poinsettias,
pepper plants, cherrys, 25c each.
Cut holly 25c a pound. A large
! display of shrubbery all sizes and
' all grades. Arthur Plant, Flower
and Shrubbery Market,' 150 S.
Coml.
' Laughrldge Estate la The
estate of T the late C. N. Laugh
ridge who died here December
4 after serving many years - as
deputy secretary of state, was
admitted to probate yesterday.
He left personal property which
has an estimated value of $5000.
n addition, certain- real estate
holdings, held in' entirety, were
left by Laughrldge but these are
not to be probated. The widow,
Mabel L. Laughrldge, will serve
as administratrix. Appraisers are
fiernice Nelson, Dald O'Hara and
George A. Rhoten.
Overcoat and suit sale, January
nrices now. Overcoats as low as
i $10.50, suits at $11.50, $17.50
i and $22.50. Thos. Kay Woolen
Mill Co., 260 So. 12th St.
i ' ' Walker Assigned Judge Ar
I lie G. Walker of the, Polk county
j circuit court has been assigned
; by Chief Justice Rand of the
1" state supreme' court to go to
to Jackson county and try two
j eases in which Judge Norton is
' . disqualified. The cases' are Neid
! ermeyer vs. Febl and Thomas vs.
Febl. Both sluts involve mort
; . gage foreclosures. Judge Bagley
; of Washington county has been
assigned to Marlon county to
: hold court for Judge McMahan. .
j Wanted used furniture. Ph. 6414.
; Here From Oakland -Richard
Anderson, formerly a resident of
5 Oakland, Calif., has removed to
Salem with his family to become
service manager for the Wood-
! Wheaton Motor company here.
' He has had extended experience
In the auto business, serving for
i a number of years as factory re
presentative and serving for the
i past four years as operator of an
authorized brake service station
and repair shop in Oakland.
!" Back From Seattle i Miss
"Winifred Graham ot the state
department of education, and Be-
! atrlce Walton Sackett of the gov
ernor's office are returning to
Salem this" morning . after spend
ing several days representing
!" their respective state depart-
i, bents at the northwest regional
conference Just concluded In &e-
! - attle. -
Wants Her Freedom Alda Er
i ickson filed suit for divorce here
!" yesterday from Erlck N. Erlck
i son, claiming his parents s in
terfered with their married lire
that happiness was impossible.
The couple were married Septem
ber I, 192J, in Long Beach, Calif.
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v Schramm Sues -A. A. Schramm
as liquidator of the State Bank ot
Woodburn, filed suit here. yester
day seeking to collect $360 on a
-'note allegedly given to thebank
In June, 133, by S. 7. Scollard.
Obituary
Hicks
W. R. Hicks, at his residence
on route 1. Gervais, December 1$,
at age of 72 years. He is sur
vived by, widow, Jennie Hicks, of
route 1. Gervais, and a sister, Le
ona Stacey of Springfield, Ore.
Funeral announcements late by
Clough-Barrlck company.
Patterson
John A. Patterson died at the
residence. 7S North High street
December 18 at the age of 8
years. He is survived by two
sons. G. C.. t Salem, and E. W.
Patterson, and one daughter, Mrs.
Ina Melson of Salem. Services
will be held , from the chapel eif
Clough-Barrlck company Satur
day,' December 15, at t p. m. Odd
Fellows ritualistic services will
be conducted at the I. O. 0. rP.
cemetery. Dr. Grover C; Birtch
et officiating minister.
Coming Events
.' December 15 Willam
ette Qlee club concert,
8:13, Waller haU.
December s 15 Annual
high achool music festival,
senior high audltorlnm.
December 21 V i o 1 1 n
concert of original composi
tions of Rnthyn Tnrney of
Chemawa played by Rnthyn
Thomas, 8 p. tn. tn lobby of
T.M.OA.
; January 8 Cherrian In
stallation. '
January Willamette
anlTersity faculty play, "So
This is London."
January 14 Governor
inaagnrated, legislature convenes.
Club Pins Go Out Four-H
club pins were being sent out
yesterday by Wayne D. Harding,
4-H club leader In the county,
to members who last year com
pleted their club projects. The
pins are neat and attractive and
are faced with a green four-leafed
clover. Pins for the first
year's achievement are furnished
by the state superintendent of
schools. .....
Riley to Speak Dr. P. O. Riley,
editor of the Hubbard Enterprise,
Is to be the principal speaker at
the 29th annual banquet of coun
ty Judges and commissioners
which Is' to be held- in Portland
Wednesday night, December 19.
The banquet will be at the Benson
hotel and will be the highlight of
the second day of the three-day
convention.
Annual sale ot blankets now on.
Discontinued and broken lines at
prices as low as $3.25 and $3.95
on 100 virgin wool plaids and
plains; Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co.
Retail Dept., 260 So. 12th St.
Hearing Scheduled ' Hearing
of the application of : Vernon
: Piatt, Moro, to act as a fixed
termini freight motor carrier be
tween Grass Valley and Antelope,
will be held here December 26,
Charles M. Thomas,1 state utility
commissioner, announced Friday.
Herbert Hauser, state supervisor
of transportation, will preside.
Open evenings 7 to 9 until Xmas.
TConnell.TiHlta-- nrintnrrnn ha.
Gets Beer License C o u n t y
court approval of a license to sell
beer -was granted yesterday to
Charles R. DuBois who is begin
ning operations as manager of tbe
recreation house at the Marlon
Golf and Country club, formerly
' 11 Til 1 -1 1.
anowa as iue luauca ciuu.
One Accident Fatal There
was one fatality due to industrial
accidents In Oregon during the
week ending December 13, the
state industrial accident t commis
sion reported Friday. The vic
tim was G. A. Stone. Bridal Veil.
There were 506 accidents report'
ed to tbe commission.
Cash for used furniture.
Ph. 5110.
Many Sheep Killed Loss of 47
sheep through the work of dogs
was reported here yesterday by
G. H. Toelle who lives north of
West Stayton. Toelle has started
moving his remaining sheep to an
other location, Elmer Philippi in
the neighborhood, has recently
lost four sheep due to killing by
dogs.
Secure License A marriage li
cense was secured yesterday at
the courthouse by Ross R. Mitch
ell, Woodburn, a salesman, and
Aberll Temple JIcGillivary, a
housewife. For each the marri
age is a second one. J. Merlin
Hill was to perform the cere
mony; yesterday.
Reoort Accident Robert
Glenn Sturgess, 1520 North Capi
tol street, reported to city police
yesterday that an auto driven by
C. A. Chambers had struck his
own car when Sturgess was back
ing out of an alley. No serious
damage was done.
$500 Permit Issued A $500
building permit was Issued yester
day at the city hall to M. W. Mey
ers who plans to do considerable
I remodeling on a business property
he owns on South Commercial
street. When the Job is uone, the
building will be occupied by the
i Marion Creamery company.
Armpriest to Orient Don Arm
Driest, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Armpriest of this city, sailed yes
terday on the S. S. Texas, out of
Portland, for a three months' trip
in the orient.' Armpriest a recent
graduate of Salem high school,
sails In the capacity of a cadet.
Gentle to Speak Prof. Thomas
I Gentle for many years one of the
leading educators in Oregon will
speak in Ford Memorial church in
West Salem Sunday evening at
7:30 p. m. His subject will be the
Townsend old age pension plan.
Miss Ruth Bedford will sing a
solo. All are invited.
.4000 in Estate The estimated
value 'of the estate of the late
John McKlnney is $400(7 accord
ing to preliminary papers of pro
bate filed here yesterday. Mable
I Mochel and Helen Guiss, two ot
the four heirs, are to serve Joint
ly as administratrixes.
Wrong: Ashby It was errone
ously stated in ihe births column
of Friday morning's paper that
a daughter had been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ashby. Instead
the parents of the child, Sally
Ann. are Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Ashby. : '
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$ $ Xmas Money $ $
FOB THE ASKING
No red tape. You can obtain
loan in one hour. A friendly,
confidential, courteous service.
No payments until next year.
Six months to pay. See us at
once and shop with ease.
STATE LOAN CO.
- 212 Oregon Bldg.
Phone 7783 Lie by St. 8-163
Get Acquainted Week
We wish to introduce to the motorists of Salem, Mr. "Dick"
Anderson, In charge of onr service department. Mr. Anderson's
experience will help yon solve yonr an torn o tire . "tronbles."
As a Special Get Acquainted Offer
We wUl accept this ad as payment of 15 of the labor bill
for any work broaght into oar shop between December 12th
and December 22nd, 1SS4. Balance cash (only one ad may be
used on any one Job). Guaranteed price when job left with as.
See Tom or DICE
(Wood) (Anderson)
Mechanical . Top - Fender Radiator Repairs
Wood-Wheaton Motor Co., Inc.
540 Chemeketa Street
Salem, Oregon Phone 388
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Burrls Indicates He . Isn't
Entitled to Represent
Joe King in Case
Perfection of the appeal to cir
cuit court In the case of Joe
King, Aurora, charged with main
taining a slot machine, struck a
snag In "Justice court this week
when question arose as to attor
ney for King.
Move to unravel the ' puzzle
started yesterday with Paul Bur
rls filing an affidavit with Jus
tice of the Peace Hayden stating
that he did not have authority to
represent King in any manner.
and the fact that he did enter
into a stipulation with the dis
trict attorney in King's case was
due, to a misunderstanding be
tween certain other parties and
Burrls.
What action the district attor
ney's orrice win taae in tne sit
uation was not known yesterday
In occasional similar cases a mo
tion for vacation ot the Judge's
order has brought the case back
to the original starting point.
Burrls, when time, for trial
came, presented himself in court
as attorney for both King and
Dave Scott, , whereupon Room
Day, also in the court room, in
tervened with statement that he
was King's attorney. Burrls stat
ed he had been instructed by an
other attorney to appear for the
two men, and that he presumed
his action was entirely regular.
After some little discussion of
the situation, Day at that time
told Burrls to go ahead and enter
the pleas for the purposes of Jus
tice court.
So in the two eases, Burrls
went ahead and entered stipula
tion with the deputy district at
torney, Lyle J. Page, that facts
of the complaint against .King
were true, whereupon Judge Hay
den levied a $50 fine and allowed
Page's motion for confiscation of
the slot machines.
With Day now objecting to
Burrls' appearance as King's at
torney, - Burrls noias ne ass no
right to go ahead with King s
bond to assure appeal of tbe case.
Dr. Fred B. Messing, execu
tive secretary ot the Oregon so
cial Hygiene society, closed a
successful series of lectures last
night, when he addressed tne
home economics class at wiuam
ette university on the topic "The
Home and Social Hygiene." This
was rouowea wim a
box. The Delta Phi sorority en
tertained Dr.' Messing at dinner
the evening before. -
Other groups included the Wil
lamette university chapel, tne
high school P. T. A., ttne x. .
C. A. board of directors, the
Breakfast club, a boys' club, Y.
W C. A. group leaders and the
Ministerial association.
The senior boys of eaiem nign
school were given a series oi
three, talks and six reels oi mov-
him iif. - m v
les snowing ine uui i
and "The Dangers of Infection
Many personallntervlews were
held during tlre day.
The teachers of the junior ana
senior high schools and some oi
the grade school principals list
ened to an aaaress on im
Teachers and Social Hygiene
Problems" which was followed oy
dUcnsslon. It is now planned u
continue these meetings for two
or more weeks after the nouaays.
Faculty Play to
Be Offered Soon
To aid the faculty scholarship
loan fund at Willamette univers
ity, members of the teaching
staff are to present a-piay - oo
This Is London, in the high
school auditorium, Wednesday,
January 9. . Miss Leila Johnson
of the high school lacuuy wm
coach the production which is a
comedy written by Arthur Good
rich.
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rrxiT BAPTIST
Varioa sad North Liberty tract l. Brit
a Kosa, minister. Bibla school at fi:45
a. m. Moraine worship at 11 clock. 8r
aon. "His ia Jeyons Irperieneo." B. Y.
r. a. at S:80 p. as. Sunday oTsnins
prayer snestinr at S:80 o'cloek. Orraa
pralada at 7:10 . m. Kits Viania HUlar,
rtanirt. Ironing- sorries at 7:0 'clock.
Soman, "The Unknown Christ." Special
sausie at loth services. P rarer Steetins
n taeasaay at i :eu p. nv.
- mil ZYAHOEUCAZ.
Corner Summer and Marion streets.
Kaory W. Pettieord. IX T aad Panl P.
Petticord, X. jL, ministers. Sunday school
at S:4S I. a. It U Thornton, snporin.
tondent. Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
Anthem, "O Holy Night," Latham. Ser
mon, "The Effect of Pentecott Upon
Peter," Dr. Emory W. Petticord. Ves
per radio hoar from S:S0 to S:30 . I
Tonnf People's league at p. m. Junior
high aad senior., high leagues at S:80
o'clock. Ivening service at T:80 o'clock.
Baritone nolo by Linden Leaner. Ser
mon, "Spiritual Worship.' Dr. Imory
W. Pettieord. Christmas cantata pageant
x oursaa y at 7 :su p. m. ; t
OAXVABT BAPTIST
xiigit ana rerry streets. Bundsv ser
vices begin at 9:40 a. m with a graded
eauren senoou Mrs. w. A. uarkus, super
intendent. Preaching services at 10:60
a. m. and 7:80 s. m. Moraine snbieet.
"Give Me a Drink" from John, chapter
. Antiiem, "The Prinea of Peace" (Wil
son). Incidental aoltf by Mrs. McAllister.
xouaf people's service at 0:80 p. i
Evenur service at ,7:80 ' clock. Sub
ject. "The Bpriaginr Fountain." An
them. "Come to My Heart Lord Jesus"
(At a ford). Tuesday, church school I
aeerial at 7 p. m. Wednesday, prayer
and praise service at 7:0 p. aa Thors
dsy, choir rehearsal at 7:80 p. m. Fri
day, church school program at 7:80 p. m.
W. Earl Cochrsn, minister.
rrasT pbbsbttebiah
Winter and Chemeketa streets. Srover
C Birtchet, D. D.. pastor. Church school
at 0:30 a. m. Kalph Scott, superinten
dent. Morning worship at 11 o clock.
Sermon, "A Preacher of Richteonsness. '
Anthem. "Brightest aad Best" (Coombs)
Solo by Miss Terna Pattisoa, recently
from Detroit, Mich.. "Jesn Bsmbiao "
(Ton). C. E. societies at 0:80 p. m. Eve
ning praise at 7:30 o'clock. Meditation,
Ki Ahn4 "H.I. Art
Thou" (Han dell). Praise, prayer and
Bible study Thursdsy at 7:30 p. m,
TTEST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
State and Church streets. Dr. J. E.
Milligan, minister. Floyd 8. Bailey, di
rector of religious education. Robert M.
Oetke, superintendent. Church school at
9:46 a. m. Classes for all ages. Worship
at 11 o'clock, "The, Christmas Spirit.
Toung people's forum and Epworth
Lesjrue at s:bo p. m. tampus vsspers
with Dr. Bruce Bsxter spesking. Eva-
ning worship at 7:80 o clock. The dra
ma. "His Name on the Window ' by
Robert Moulton Gatke, will be presented
for the first time.
LESLIE METHODIST
Commercial and Myers streets. J. H.
Mcleonald. parlor. Church school at 9:45
a. m. Y. M. Sackett. superintendent.
Mornint- worship at 11 o'clock. Subiect,
"Worship the Lord." Intermediste lea
gue at 6:30 p. m. Senior lea rue at 6:80
p. m. Evening service at 7:30 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Thursdsy at 7:80 p.
TISST OHTXCH or OOD
Hood and North Cottar streets. O. T.
Keal, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and
at 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a.
Lyle Knox, superintendent. Prsyer meet
ing Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Singing
i scnooi inursasy at l :ao p. m.
rntST CONGBEaATIONAL
Liberty at Center street. J. R. Sim-
onds. pstor. Bunder school at 0:45 a.
Morning worsnip at 11 e clock. Subject,
t wonder.
SOUTH JIALEM rBXEXDS
So. Commercial at Washington streets.
Chss. 0. Haworth, pastor. Sunday school
at ii a. m. jsornmc worsnio at ll a.
Christisn Endeavor meeting at 6:0 p. m.
A special missionary meeting led by Milo
C Ross, pastor of Rosed sis church. Eve
ning gospel service at 7:80 e clock.
Midweek prayer Thursdsy at 7:80 p.
rntsT church or chsist
SCIENTIST
Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Sunday.
scaool at P:43 and 11 a. m. Sunday ser
vice at 11 a. m. and S p. m. Subject of
lesson sermon, "God the Preserver of
Men." Testimony meeting Wednesdsy
evening at 8 o'clock. Reading; room in
Masonie temple open 11 a. m. to 5:80
p. m. except Sundays and holidays.
ST. JOHM'S EVAJTO. XTJTHIRAjr
(Missouri Synod)
16th and A streets. H. W. Gross, pas
tor. Sundsy school at S a. m. English
services at :45 a. m. German services
st 11 a. m.
ENOLEWOOD U HI TED XRETHREX
17th and Nebraska streets. R. C. Mann,
pastor. Sunday school at 0:45 a.
Clark M. Smith, acting superintendent.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Theme,
"The Church That Changes the World.'
Christian Endeavor at 6 :80 v. m. Eve
ning serviee at 7:80 o'clock. Subject,
"The way of Salvatioa." Midweek
prayer serviee Thursdsy at 7:80 p.
RETHAKT REFORMED
Korth Capitol aad Marion-streets. Ed
win Horstman, pastor. Oermsn services
at 10 a. m., "The Gospel for the Heavy
Laden." Eneiish services at 11 .
"Thoughts of a Righteous Msn in Pri
son." Anthem. "The Lord is My Ligbb
EVANGELISTIC TARERVACLB
Ferry and 18th streets. C. 6. Weston;
naitor. Sundav school at 0:45 a. m. C.
Wilson, superintendent. Church service at
11 a. m. Bubieet. "TUe Word ot ennst.
Evsnrelistie serviee at 7:45 p. m. Sub
iect. "Four Judgments. Yonng people
service at 6:80 p. m. BiDle study, - ids
Fall at Man." Tuesdsv St 7:45 P. m.
Prayer meeting at S p. m. Wednesdsy.
Devotional service at 7:45 p. m. Thurs
dsy.
TTRHT OEUUS RAPTIST
North Cottan and D streeU. G. W.
Iniuh minlit.r Rnndav school st 0:45
a. m. Sam 8chirman, superintendent.
Earliah service after the Sunday school
Rernlsr service at 11:15 a. m. Sermon
topic. "Open Windows." Choir anthem.
Service at 8:15 p. m. B.T.P.U. at 6:45
n. m. Evening serviee at 7:80 o'clock.
Midweek prayer service at 8 p. m. Wed
nesday.
Shanghai Cafe
Chinese and American Dishes
Beer - Fried Chicken
Open 11 to 8 A. Id.
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Double room with bath . 13.50, J4.00, $40, 15.00
Two rooms, bath between (four persons) $6.00, $7.00
A limited number of rooms without bath :
. Single from $130 - Double from $20
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TTEST TJVTTABIAV
Kerth Cottara and ChamakeU atreeta.
Bev. Kicks rd so a Tebbets. sastor. Church
school at 10 a, m. Church service at 11
a. m. bermen, "Me Took It Cpo Him
self." TJP.B.CT. meeting at 1:80 p. m.
KHIOHT ICZICOXXAX.
19th and Perry streeta. H. O. Stover.
minister. Church school at 10 a. m. C. O.
Harris, anperiatendent. Morning worshijp
at 11 o'clock. "Sifts Christ Brings.
Anthem. "Fairest Lord Jesus" (Wilson).
Solo, "The Infant Jesus" (Pietre A.
Tea). Ailene Moored. Touag people's
meeting at a:45p. as. Evening aerviea
at 7:80 p. m., " Where la He I" Anthem.
'The ' Star-lit Way" (Wilson). Tno.
"The Slees of the Child Jesus" (P. A.
Sevaert). Prayer Wodaesday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Ed
wards. 1840. SMto.
AXEXICAV LTJTHXlAjr
Church street between Chemeketa aad
Center streets. Rev. P. W. JCriksen, pas
tor. Bundav school at a. au. pre
paring for Christmas. Arnold Kraeger, an
perintendent. Morning worship at 11
o'clock. Sermon topic, "Across the Bar
riers of . Languages." Celebrating the
400th aaniverssry of the German trans
lation of the Bibla by Dr. Martin La
ther. Soeeial music anthem by the choir.
C B. Oiover, direct! a g. Junior league at
3:80 p. m. Senior league aad interme
diste leegue at 7 p. m. e
TjasULXTTEXt BATTI1T i
traer et Hasel and Academy stree1
Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11
a. m. by Rev. Benj. lorns. and at 7:80
as. av Broa. G. It. ataaey. special mu
sic Midweek prayer service laursaay at
7:80 p. m.
COURT STREET CHRISTLsJI
T. W. Daniels, pastor. Bibla achool at
B-.45 a. m. Edward Waller, supennten
dent. Morning worship with Lord's Sup
per, 11 o'clock. Sermon. "My Tongue."
Christian Endeavor at S:80 p. m. Eve
ning worship at 7:30 o'clock with the
sacred melody hour nader the direction
of Dr. Epley. Special evening messsge
en the theme. "Stoning Jesus.'7 Midweek
serviee in the msin auditorium of tne
church Thursdsy at 7:80 p. as. -
CHURCH Or CHRIST i
Kerth Cottage and Shipping streeta.
0. T. Spriags. ministra. Bibla study at
10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Topic,
'An Elevated People." Weekly obser
vance of the Lord'a Supper. Evening m
vice at 7 o'clock.
wi aAijac rosn memorial
K. K. Clark, minister. Church achool
at 0:45 a. m. Senior aad intermediate
leagues at 6:80 p. m. Evening worship
at 7:80 o'clock. Prof. Gentle of the state
normal school will deliver na address on
the old age penou plan.
ORACB GOSPEL HALL
l(th and Mill streets. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Preaching at 7:43 p.
Bible study Tuesdsy at 8 p. nj.
TTRST PENTECOSTAL
430 State street, npstsirs. H. B. Tal-
brt nastor. Bible school St 9:49 a.
Morninr worsnia at it cioca. rw
eoiul Gleaner's meetinc at 6:4S a.
Evaagelistie serviee at 7:45 p. m.. "Are
Ton Waiting in Vain I" Special svanre-
listie services every mint at 7 :a dock
next week.
CHURCH OP THE FOURSQUARE
' GOSPEL
867 Court street. Sundsy school at
9:45 a. m. Morning worship. 11 o clock.
Crusader serviee at 6:45 p. us. Evangelis-
tie service at 7:3a P. m. leeper teaca
Ing and prayer Wedneeday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Christmas program Friday
evening at 7:80 o'clock. Pastor three
happy day.
TWt? CHURCH AT SALZM
441 Court street. apsUirs. J. Alonso
Sanders, sastor. Bibla school at S p.
Praise service at 8 p. m. Theme. "Eter
nal Pillars." Evenins at 7:80 o'clock.
thema.. "Armas-eddon. or Modern Inven
tions in the Lia-ht of 'Scriptures." H. B,
Tatman. internationally-known ovanrslist.
will speak at all service. Evaageusue
service very evening at 7:45 clock.
SPIRITUAL CHURCH OT DITOTR
TRUTH
Knle-hta of Pythias hall.- Commercial
street between Court aad Chemeketa. r,
Gordon Fleming, pastor. Services at 7:45
p. m., lecture, ' Do V Commnne nitk
the Dead I" Message wiU follow. Wed
nesday at S p. as., all message meetings
at 1980 Ferry street.
JASOH LEB XEKORIAX. METHODIST
Corner Jefferson aad North Winter
streets; H. G. Eumphrey, pastor. t:45
m. aundsy scnooi. 1 1 a. m.. sermon
by the pastor; subject, "Preparing the
way at tne xxira. tnoni eeoir music
6:80 p. ns-, Epworth lesgnes. 7:80
i song service followed by snort at
noi and illustrated address on Korea,
CHRIST XiTJT EZRAS' CHURCH
German services. S:45 a. m. Subject
'The Advent Message Concerning the
Judgment." English services, 11 a. m.
ouojert. ft U . , T. 1.1 w
Day This World WiU Ever See!" Sun
dsy school. 8:80 a. as.: Mrs. Amos X.
Minaemann, supt. utner league. r
m.; snaject, "Tongues, eeeaing vcw or
Speaking Evil."
st Tar MENHOHTTB CHTcB
r.m-r of Re van teen th and Chemeketa.
Bundav achool at 0:45. and worehlp at
11. Sermon by the pastor. Rev. H. H.
rrtrk. Morning serviee in th German
langusge. and Toung People' program
at 7:80 p. m., ia the English langusge.
vran nrtTITUS OHTJRCH
Center aad High streets; uy U Drill.
nastor. Chnreb sebooL A. 4. r uns, sup...
0:80- a. as. Morniag worship. 10:45.
Weekly observance of txro s eupper.
8ermon, "Jesns Leads." Christtan Ea-
.i -minnm n. as.
geUstie service, i-.av. oinai"Y" V.
Sy John Schmidt. Jr. Sermon. 'Gof
Pronhetie Clock." or What will happen
i. ia ft aad 1987. Church ntgt serv
ice. Wedaesday. 7:80. -
CLOTHES
eNCHV I DUALLY
TAILORED)
. Jaiorcd by
CroHrmn.
aaJ V.
D. H. MOSHER
474 Court St, .
James Woods,
Ernest Drary,
Manager
m
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CMrca sad Caeaseketa itiMta! Kar.
60. H. Swift. rerter. . Holy comaauaion.
IS a. H. Horninr ltrsver end. unum.
IX as, Uburca ic&ool, S:5 a. m. T.
P.
6:10 p. as. Prof. J. C. HsUoa.
snsksr.
t nu METAuyllT CaUBOH
Kerth Winter at Market s treat: M.
H. Pitcher, pastor. Sunday school at
8:45; Dr. F. 8. Schnta, aupt. Morning
worship and preachinc at 11. T. P. M. aV.
groups at 6:$0 p. sa. Ivangelistie serv
iee at 7:80. Prayer ssaetiag. Thursday,
7;I0 p. m. . .
! mOHLARD rRITHDS
' Elxhlaad avenue at Church street: T.
OUo Brown, pastor. Bibla school at
10 a. as. Clatoa Roes. supt. Morning
worship at 1L Junior C. R. at S:S0
p. as. InUrmediat C E. at 6:80 p.
xvannnstio services, i :so p. m.
Bervieee for the week: Monday at 7:0
p. ak, K. P. Atehley of the AaU-Cig-arstta
laagn. Tuesday, 7 :S0 p. m cot
tag prayer meetings. Thursday. 7:80 P.
ennrch prayer meeting, a vanss-
ss program to be given By tne euaaay
achool, Ssturdsy. 7:80 p. m. .
UNIOB" GOSPEL 1QSSZ0H v
(Interdenominational.) ev. and Mrs.
L. E. Feats a, supta. - Sunday. S :S0 p. nu.
W. C. T. U. hall, corner Ferry and Conv
rrial etraelA. . The Gideotta WIU 1V
s special program ot vocal a umber and
orchestra.
f - : ' ' .,
Seek Old Bibles :
For Sunday Morn
L Church Showing
An exhibit of old bibles in cele
bration ot the 400th anniversary
of the translation ot the bible
into the German language will he
held at the American Lutheran
church . Sunday morning at 11
q'clock.
. Ia order that, the exhitiU may
be as complete as possible, Rev.
P. W. Eriksen of the church is
asking that anyone who has an
old bible in any language permit
the church the use of it for this
event. Old bibles may be either
brought to the pastor, left at the
church or will be picked up il
owners will call Rev. Eriksen at
6081. .
Christmas Tree
Is Planned for
Mission Society
1
1 The Woman's Missionary soci
ety of the Evangelical church will
feature a Christmas tree at the
monthly meeting Wednesday, De
cember 19, at 2 o'clock at the
church parlors. Carols will be
sani, and Mrs. Grace Beach will
sing "Star of the East."
(Dr. E. W. Petticord will con
duct the election of officers for
the ensuing year. All members
of the society are requested to be
present and bring a friend.
( ,
Maintenance of
Roads Continues
1 Marion county is giving em
ployment to 100 men a day on
its annual mid-winter mainten
ance road program. From 12 to
1$ road foremen, experienced In
county work, are handling the
crews w h I e h are scattered
throughout the county. Men work
six days a - week at two dollars
for an eight-hour day. Clearing
roadsides of brush and filling
chuck holes are two ot the prin
cipal types of work done,
f : .
J Default Granted A default de
cree was granted here yesterday
In the ease of W. P. Webb against
F, A. Legge and a number of
others.
NOTICE OF
of Goods for Storage
at Auction .
Friday, December 21, 1034,
1 o'clock p. nu, B40 Chem
eketa St. at Anderson Truck
Service.
W. D. AXDERSON 2 boxes
household goods, 1 trunk, 2
j small chairs, 1 child's bed, 1
I magazine rack.
LCCILK DALEY 2 boxes
i and 1 trunk of cooking aten
jsils, dishes, books, etc.
(MR. C MARTIN Radio
stands 1 book case, 1 floor
'' lamp, l garbage can, 1 sew
ing machine, washboilers
with- misc. articles, 1 rag,
trunks, 8 rocking chairs, 2
small tables, 1 breakfast ta
ble, children's toys, books,
;1 foot stool, 1 small writing
;deak, mattresses fumigat
ed, miscellaneous articles.
I
I Anders on Truck
j.. . - Service.
1 ' , 840 Chemeketa St.
FSHVTflk ffaflTr7r 9S5 S. Commercial aad Corner j
&WnV a9iiiU Conrt and Commerrial
" .- : -. i - - : - - - - i
The Statesman will carry
complete v Christmas pro
grama . from . all dmrcnes
submitting them. Such copy
should be prepared a a 1
brought or mailed to the of
fice aa soon a pomlble.
Please write on one aide of
the paper only; write legib
ly; be sure namee are cor
rect, -
Elimination of
Extra Attorneys
For State, Plan
Elimination ot all special at
torneys now assigned to state de
partments, with the exception of
one for the state highway com
mission, will be proposed In a
bill, now being prepared for sub
mission to the 1935 legislative
session.
Among the state functions
which employ attorneys to han
dle, their legal . affairs . are the
state highway commission, state
industrial accident - commission,
state game commission, state fish
commission, liquor commission
and the state board of higher ed
ucation. Attorneys also have
been employed from time to time
by the state corporation commis
sion and state utilities depart
ment. Under the proposed" new law
the legal work of these commis
sions, with the exception of the
state highway department,-would
be handled by the attorney general-
.
Second Tiny Baby
Is Born in. Salem
A medicine dropper again was
brought Into service at a Salem
hospital yesterday when a girl
weighing only 21 ounces was
bom to Mr. and Mrs. W. Webb
Ramage, 2185 Myrtle' avenue,
Salem. Physicians said the baby
was being cared for in an incu
bator and oxygen is being ad
ministered. A few days ago a
baby was born to Mr. and Mrs
Henry Martin, city, which weigh
ed two pounds -and 12 ounces.
Gift Hosiery
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practical gifts, to many women on your
list so come in and settle your shop
I ping problems here. "Buy for everyone
I II . who appreciates hosiery.
See Ottir Windows For Additional
Gift. Suggestion
JOHNSON'S
j f 464466 State Street .
A CARLOAD OF
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large size, Yx case .1 . ......:.98c
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MET1 OD ST PLAYERS
BIVE GATKE DilAMA
The drama, "His Name on the
Window," by Robert Moulton
Gatke, will be presented by the
players of the First Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday evening
at 7tl0 o'clock. Dr. Gatke has
successfully written and produced
other plays and was especially
successful with his play, "The Old
Candle Maker of St. Johns"
which should be off the press
some time this week. The Old
CandleuMaker of St. Johns' was
produced - several times in im
community and was produced
some SO times by the University
Players of Washington.
An honor which has Just ' re?
cently come to Dr. Gatke is that
he has been appointed one ot tne
Judges of the Epworth Herald
play writing contest, una or me
other Judges is the founder ot
the Drama League of America.
The drama, "His Name on the
Window, is an original drama
with a fine social message, f It
will bo produced for the XI s t.
time Sunday evening. The drama
will be presented by the I oi low
ing well balanced. east of play
ers: Mrs. Ashby, a well to, uo
lady ot 7 years, will be played
by Miss Hasel Shutt; Mrs. . ay
Ashby. her daughter-in-law. Miss
Martha Warren; Emma, the Ash
by's servant. Miss Margaret Wag
ner; Mr. Winston, the family
lawyer, Panl Tyler; Jess, a mill'
worker. Willis Douglas. ! .
The drama is being directed by
Dr. Gaike. " !
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ATCHLET TO SPEAK -
An illustrated address will be
presented at the- Highland
Friends church Monday night at
7:80 o'clock by E. F. Atehley of
the anti-cigarette league. j
HUSKY THROATS
aC
Overtaxed by
smoking
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