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1. The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, December 2L 1934 PAGE FIVE 1 . . ' 1 r i . a : 't; 1 1 ' A' I v '! I j aj V I 4. . t A ft L oca I M e w s B r i e f s To Fight Claims Receiver for the International Reinsurance corporation yesterday : f Ile4thelr protests to 18 separate claims) fil ed by A. H. Averill. -Insurance commissioner, against securities of the corporation deposited with the state treasurer. Therecelvers, who are interveners in the' action ATerill recently started against the treasurer, assert the claims re not proper since they do not J J " i eover a field over which the ln-1p0iv countv eisrht new cases were lurance company gruuieu ptuitc Uon and they further assert that the claims have not been reduced to Judgment as required by law. - Open evenings until' Christmas. Pomeroy c Keene Jewelers. Sues on Note Ulysses P. Simp son as executor of the wilt of the late Ada B. Simpson, Fellows, filed an action in circuit court Friday seeking to foreclose a mortgage note for 41500 given by Dewey Bchmit and others in 1928. Plain tiff asserts that no ' interest has been paid on the-note since Jan uary 9, 1933. The principal of the obligation, $1500, remains un paid. ' : 2 Motions - Ruled On Judge L. G. Lewelling yesterday filed his orders in answer to two mo ' tions recently filed in the suit of Hettie Belle Thomas against Paul F. Thomas. He denied defendant'p . application for - a temporary in junction but allowed his request : that certain parts of the- plaintiff's complaint be stricken' and gave the. defendant additional time to answer an amended complaint. ' . . - --r- Commercial Book store will be open evenings until Christmas. : Webb Replies N. P. Webb . filed a reply yesterday in circuit court to the answer of Florence E. Cartwright, one of several de fendants in a ease recently brought by Webb. A general de- , nial of the defendant's answer was set up. :-: ' 'Jacobson -Michael Jacobson at a local hospital, December 17, at age of 71 years. Survived by sister, Mrs. Moody,' Seattle. Announcements later by ClQ.ugh-Barrick company. Cob urn " Susie Elizabeth Coburn, late resident of route 5, box 38, early Wednesday at the age of 70. Sur vlved by son, J, M. Coburn of Sa lem; four daughters. Mrs. Hester Drager, Mrs. Caroline Graben horst, Mrs. Lena Grabenhorst and Mrs. Harriet Wechter all -of Sa lem ; three brothers, John Quim by of Stockton, Cal., Charles and Stephen Qulmby of Montana. Fu neral services will be held from the chapel of.W. T. Rigdbn com pany, Friday, December, 21 at 1:30 p. m. with .Interment in I. ,0. O. F. cemetery. Rev. ; Wil liam Stewart Gordon otflcUting minister. . ' Guenther At the home on route 1, Dallas, Thursday, December 20, Mrs. Anna Guenther, aged 57 years. Beloved wife of P. H. Guenther; sister of Mrs. C. B. Friesen, Mrs. S. W. Ediger, Mrs. F. J. HiU and Miss Marie Enns, all. of Dallas, and Mrs. G. G. , Rem pel of Fair- bury, Neb. Funeral announce ments later by Salem Mortuary, 545 North Capitol street. Scott - In Milwaukie, Oregon, Decern- ber W,at age of 54 years, Mrs. Emma J. Scott, late ol Portland. Survived by a daughter, Subilla Scott, and a sister,' Mrs. John W. , Winters both of Portland. Funer al notices later from Clougn-Bar-rick Co. -: . . .. - , '. . Richards Miss Frances Richards at the residence of Judge Henry Bean, 917 Court street.: Wednesday morning. Survived by sister, Mrs. rtnv MrCallister of Los Angeles, Josephine Bush of Malone, N. Y., and Marguerite Kienarus oi Clyde, Ohio; 'brothers, Clark TMrharda of Clyde. Ohio, Charles pirhnrdi of Riverside, Cal.; cou sins, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Richards r oaUm Services will be held Saturday at 10:00 a. m. at W. T. niffdon chanel. Dr. Bruce Baxter will officiate. She will He In state -in n. m- today unui a. m. Saturday, Dec. 22. ; , ,.-rt Miller '""'""" '""-'" Uri. Caroline A. Miller, at jesl- Anr io N. 24th street, Decem- vo. -is t the age of 72 years. Survived by one son, Garland R. Miller of Weaverville, CaL; two 4.nfctr: Mrs. Ethel Kaiser of Salem, and Mrs. Marion Taylor of Salem: three Drotners, . f Snrinrfield. Ore., J. N. Lindsay of Yreka, CaL, "W. R.' t iniiH nt Tart Jones. Cal.: three itr Mrs. Lucetta Hodge, Pal- on... Wash.. Mrs; M. J. Manning of San Francisco. CaL, Mrs. Franr -ces Sweet of Santa Cruz, Cal. Also nv seven grandchildren r,A - fhre rreat - grandchildren. - vai . nnnnncements . will be made late from the Clough-Bar rick mortuary. ; n.u Iim Cashion at a local t.A.rtai at the age of ten years. Lato -resident of .899 Mission .. finrriTPd bv varents. Mr. ir T. B. Cashion of Salem; sister. Mrs. Thelma Hanson otln- dependence: two brothers. Fred and Neil Cashion of Salem. Fun - eral services will be held from the Clough-Barrick chapel, Saturday, ni-Tnhr 22 atf 2 n. m. Interment " at Beicrest Memorial Park. Rev. Mildred Halvers omciaung Gardner John a Gardner at Gates, Ore., December 17, ati the age jet 75 Rnrvived by widow, Banna M. Gardner of Gates; brother-ln-t.w w a. f: riff a of Gates; sister- in-law, Mrs. Clarence Clodf eller of - Jefferson. Funeral services will be held from the chapel oi vjioukh- ' Barrick company, Friday, Decem ber 21 at t p. m. Dr. W.C Kant- ner officiating. Interment Jasoji Obituary - Disease More Prevalent Com municable disease cases in Mar ion county tripled In number last week over the previous week, "ac cording to the state department of health bulletin. There were 47 new eases against 15 the week before. Chickenpox accounted for 15 of the new cases, scarlet fev er for nine, pneumonia for sev en, mumps for five, Influenza and whooping cough for three each and tuberculosis for one. In reported, including r seven of In fluenza, one of scarlet fever and I one of whooping cough. The Spa candy makers now mak ing up their delicious hand-made ehocolates for Christmas." Visit Rev. Seal - Rev. L. E. Neal, who Is pastor of the Church of God at Everett, Wash., and Mrs. Neal will be visitors at the home of his brother, Rev. G. T. Neal, here over Christmas. The visiting minister will pleach at the Church of God Sunday morning. Mrs. Clara Godsey. of Takima, a sister of Rev. Neal, will be a visitor also. Mrs. Godsey on her way to Cali fornia to visit another brother, Rev.. Harry Neal. of Long Beach. She will be accompanied by her son Carl. Books and stationery make appro priate gifts. The Commercial Book store Open ' evenings - until Christmas., New Lights, Treasury The an tiquated combination 'gas and elec tric light chandelier .Installed. 40 years ago in the city hail room now used by the city treasurer will be removed today, to be re placed by two modern fixtures which will give the office more adequate lighting. , The old'- unit had three electric and three gas outlets. Its comparatively poor light for many years shone on the city's oldtime lawbreakers; this room until about 14 years ago was the police station. - Open evenings until Christmas. Pomeroy & Keene Jewelers. . -Domes is Visitor Henry Domes, White Holland turkey raiser of the McCoy area, was a business visitor here yesterday. He, says Portland buyers are picking up turkeys for the holiday trade at 24 cents a pound from the flocUs around McCoy. Domes' birds car ried off their usual high honors at the annual turkey show held in Oakland last week, save that he did not get the gra-nd champion ribbon. The master breeders' non or went to him. i Give a book or a box of stationery for Christmas. The Commercial Book store, open evenings until Christmas. To Circuit Court The civil ac tion on replevin brought by Ellen Kusel against George Jensen and Delia Jensen .was yesterday certi fied from justice cour to circuit court, because valuation exceeded jurisdiction of the lower court and because real property also became involved. The case had occupied more than a day In Justice court this week. Have you sent in the money for the Tuberculosis Christmas seals mailed to you? Do so at once and save the committee the expense ( of mailing reminders. Seals save lives and bring health to-millions. Teachers Take Exams A small group of " teachers were busy yes terday at the courthouse taking examinations for certificates. With the emphasis being placed on nor mal school, accrediting for teach ers' positions, tne numoer or ex amination' takers is declining yearly. Mrs. Cora Reld had charge of giving the exams. More Mumps Reported A : lur ry of mumps cases is reported from the Woodburn district and an occasional case in Salem, ac cording to Dr. Vernon A. Douglas, county health officer. One of the chief dangers of the disease,' he -said, is that diphtheria is some times mistakenly diagnosed as mumps." Closing out dolls at cost. Ray JL. Farmer Hardware Cov , Present Cantata The choir of the Nazarene church here present ed a cantata at the First Church of the Nazarene in Portland last night, marking Its third appear-1 ance before Portland groups. John S. Frlesan is director of the 50 persons. Program. Is Tonight The an nual Christmas program presented by the children of the First Pres byterian church . Sunday school rill be held in the church audi torium tonight at 7 o'clock, an nounces the pastor, Rev. G rover C. Birtchet. ' ' Birth Gilchrist To Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gilchrist, 21 48 South Cottage street, a boy,-Robert Gene,-born December 18 at the Bungalow Maternity home. " Hetb To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hethroute two, a girl, Jane Ines, born December 15 at Salem Dea coness hospital. Tate To Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Tate of Sublimity, a girl, Helen Elizabeth, born December -14 at Salem General hospital. , Cozad To Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cozad, 1711 Broadway, a .boy. Donald Paul, born December 10 at the residence. - Insurance and t - ! Real Estate : Becke ' & Wadsworth 189 N. High Phone 4947 checks COLDS and FEVER first day Liquid. Tablets mm ' Headaches 1b 80 minutes Board Takes Holiday There will be mo more meetings of the state board of control until after Christmas, It was announced at the -executive . department 1 Thurs- i day. Governor Meier is in Fort land and P. J. Stadelman, secre tary of state, will leave for The Dalles late tomorrow, Rufui C. Holman, state treasurer, also will spend Christmas in Portland. Good Candy 1 lb. of good candy worth more than 5 lbs. of cheap candy. The Spa tor demonstration. Show Yule Spirit Baskets of food collected by Salem- high awu viibvvu j waua - ..aI .. ni Ai.trUmteri to approximately ' 50 families be ginning today and lasting through Monday. ..This year the students have been more nearly in full charge of gathering foodstuffs and clothing than ever ' before. One or more families have beeri allotted to each home room. Rev. Earl Cochran will ! be the featured soloist on Miller's Christ mas carol program this morning beginning at 8:30 and lasting un til 9:00 o'clock. The public is in vited to attend. j Date For Hearing Set Hearing of charges' of "temperamental un fitness" against. Second Lieuten ant Robey Ratclifte in the Oregon National Guard has been set for Wednesday," December 26. It was understood here yesterday that Major Olson- of -Woodburn would have charge of the board of three named to bear the charges. Snell at Capitol Earl Snell. newly elected secretary , of state. spent Thursday at the capltol where he conferred with) various officials. Snell said he had not yet determined what changes would be made in his office personnel. He will assume his official duties January 7. Xmas trees, 3 drs.. Cap. theatre. wants Accounting Made In a supplemental complaint filed yes terday in circuit court E. S. Fort ner asked that the court have the defendant in the action, J. II. Garnjobst, set up a statement of all rents and income received on certain x-ray machinery In which plaintiff and defendant are inter ested. . - -. L Leather goods for Christmas, bill folds, purses, gloves and brush sets. Low prices. O'Reilly's Leath er Shop, Court St. rear Western -AUto. - i-- Overton Reports H. Overton justice of the -peace at Woodburn I yesterday reported to the circuit I clerk's office that he had handled 12 criminal cases in his court dur ing November. The cases Involved ; fines of $225, a portion of which were remitted. i Stiff's furniture store open eve- nlngs until Christmas. I Two Chixaaeys B I a a e Two chimney fires, neither of them re sulting In extensive property dam age. were put out by city firemen yesterday. One alarm came at 10:30 a. m. f rom 725 D street, the other at 7:15 p. m. from 13th and Center streets. i SERA Closes Christmas Mar ion county relief offices will be closed all day Tuesday. ; Christ mas, according to Administrator Glenn C. Niles. and . will be closed to the public New Tears' day. On the latter day, .however, the staff will work at making out reports. Leather goods for Christmas, bill folds, purses, gloves and brush seta. Low prices. O'Reilly's Leath er Shop, Court St. rear Western Auto: i - Celia Gavia Here Miss Celia Gavin, city attorney of The Dalles, spent Thursday in Salem confer ring with P. J. Stadelman. secre- ; tary of state, and other officials Miss Gavin had a conference with Governor-elect Martin In Portland Wednesday. J . COME UP SOME TIME! Try It - see it cooked we think It delicious aad ' . so win you once yoa try it, GUIUYAIU 1 American Dishes Served Also 222 N. Commercial SU Opea 11 A. KL to 2 A. IX. SOUTH SXAS .IK&ULULU SUVA J . AUCHAND SYDNXY r A saarf Uows ecssa veyaf e the tic SMth S Amstrmlmsim Urn sMse ate kwflt toe tais Mrrk.-lrt, ftf the AMaatfJ m4 Xiaiata, qalppsd with tbaB vtnt wrtlstloa at im Firsv Cabs ThM Out acoMBsaedatloaa, saffiata frees Vaacewvw aad Victoria, B. 'C Ask aeoaf Imckuh Somtk 5m md Tours, AO actalis aad Btsrataw at ear afftcM.' W. H. Mew, Cm srsl tt fWr Dcpc 4M 8. W. Breeaway, VVlRMTATIOlI Relieve ike dryness and 111 irritation Iry applying II Menthol atit nigh lloa olata. ss Comnz Events I December 21 Violin concert of original composi tions of Ruthyn Tnrney of Chemawa played by Ruthyn Thomas, 8 p. m. in lobby of tM.CJt. Jaaaary 8 Cherrian In ttallatloB. 0- January 0 Willamette alverslty faculty play, So This is London," high school aaditorlum. January 14 Governor Inaugurated, legislature con ' venea. ' ; - - January 18 , Eu gene Gleemen at armory. January 23 Annual banquet Cascade. Area Boy .Scouts;' Small Fines Taken A $2 fine was paid in municipal court yes terday by Raphael Doran, route 3, for not having a driver's license, and a$l penalty by Frank E. Er- ans, route 3, for having failed to I stop his car at a through street, I court records show.' 2 Speeders. Penalized Munici pal Judge Mark. Poulsen collected $5 tine from C. A. Baker of De troit, and suspended for 10 days the driver's license of Melvin . L. England, route,!, when the two' pleaded guilty yesterday to charg es of speeding. Hearing Is Today Preliminary hearing for F.'L. Johnson, arrest ed on a charge of giving a. check without sufficient funds, will be held before Justice of the Peace Hayden: this morning at 10 o'clock. Johnson is In jail in lieu of $250 bail. . ' ... ;.. .. t f . Leather goods for Christmas, bill folds, purses, gloves and brush sets. Low prices. O'Reilly's Leath er Shop, Court St rear Western Auto Bequest Ordered Paid Pay ment of $191 as the balance of a $300 bequest of the late M. Bren- nan to Patrick Brennan, was orr dered paid yesterday In probate court. W. J. D'Arcy is executor of the will of the late M. Brennan. Turkey card party and one act play at St. Joseph's hall Fri. nite. Dec. 21. Promises to Pay L. N. Sun- din, Salem,' arrested Wednesday on a charge of. being Intoxicated. pleaded guilty In municipal court yesterday and secured his release by promising to pay a $5 fine by December 24. UHU1CKSHANK WI3J8 NASSAU, Bahamas, Dee. 10.- ()-Bobby Crulckshank of Rich mond, va., came back to win tne $5,000 British colonial open golf tournament today with a score of 247 after being five down to Tony Butler at the turn on the final round. -" Have you the money tor your car li cense? Ton can get It here. No security, no endorsers. One- h o u r service and confidential. State Loan Co. . 212 Oregon Bldg. 8 LlC NO. S-165 Bt. Joseph's Club will sponsor A Turkey Card Party composed of Bridge and "500" with live turkeys as prizes also The One-Act Play THE VALIANT followed by refreshments Friday Night, Dec 21 at 8:15 fit. Joseph's Auditorium Winter and Chemeketa Sts. AUCTION Saturday, 1 :30 P. M.I F.N.lV00DRY'S Auction Market 1610 N. Summer St 25 young turkeys, e to 12 Iba SS doa, or more laying hens, cookstove, heater, extension ta ble, 0 oak chairs, 8 good rock era,, chest of .drawers,- large minor, ladles bicycle, child's tricycle, child's rocker, library table, beds, springs, mattresses, bedding, pillows, linens, cloth ing, tools, rags, linoleum, pro-1 dace, card tables, electric heat-l er, phonograph aad records I many mere things coming fam. .- v- :.-r. -. - Rote Aactkm win be Inside where it's eowjortable. - Cash Paid for Used Fomitare, I ' Tools, etc fhoae 5110 Dr. Chen Lam Chinese Medicine Co. ; ' Without operation, most, ailments of stomach, liver. glands, skin and vr- lnary system of men and women caa be removed, by mslng our remedies. We have many thous- aads of satisfied1 customers ; la and around here who have nttd our remedies at one time or other for the last IT yean we have been In business. Licensed N. D. Physician. -Z9SH Coort St. Corner Liberty Office Boars 10 AJl. to 1 PJkL O PAL to 7 P JL Every Tuesday ' r aad Satarday Only Consultation, Blood Pressure, an Uriae Testa Free of Charge If 111 Dr. T. T. Lus LOOSE CREDIT PLJJ VIEWED DOUBTFULLY Three Oregon state officials to day indicated- that they were not in favor of President Roosevelt's recent plea for . liberalisation of state laws restricting , mortgages so as to stimulate the federal housing program. Roosevelt r asked - the legisla tures to amend their statutes so that banks, insurance companies, building and loan associations, trust companies, fiduciaries and all other Investors under statutory restrictions be permitted , legally to make Insured loans. ; A. A. Schramm, state superin tendent of banks, declared that Oregon's financial institutions' al- ready were authorised to loan up to 50 per cent of the actual cash market value of property after de ducting liens. Schramm said Ore- son's bank limitation was safer than In some states where loans were authorised up to 0 per cent. Other officials who looked with disfavor on a future plan of lib eralization were Judge C. H. Car ey, state corporation commission er, and A. IL AverilL state in sur- ance commissioner., : District Calls More'iWarrarits Salem school warrants amount ing to $3319.94 in principal were called in for collection yesterday at' the office of School Clerk W. H. Burghardt These warrants were numbered 9834 to 9117. in elusive. Interest accrued amount ed to $42.37. . This' call leaves the- district with $98,813.74 in unredeemed warrants. This total will be In creased $1124.20 by the January 1 payroll which will be made out before Christmas for the benefit of teachers during the holidays. Salvation Army Man is Speaker - . ; Captain Lewis McAllaa of the Salvation Army will be the guest speaker at the meeting today of the Credit association.. The cap tain has reported that rice and eranoernes are needed - to com plete the Christmas baskets be ing arranged by the . Army, so mourners oz me credit group nav Been asked to bring small pack ages of one of these commodities to the luncheon meetlne? today They will bo turned over to the captain. The Credit association meeting Is In the Masonic tempi. for THE -. - m w HB CAB I'll SE OFFERED A new line of aerodynamic ears In the popular price field will be presented .this year by the De Soto Motor corporation for the 1935 season, according to word receiv ed yesterday by the W. L. Ander son company, local dealer. J. C. Bird said that the new line, to be called the air stream 11a e, will be Introduced along with the IS 15 airflow models. The De Soto Motor corporation . already had announced . that the airflow liae would be continued In the coming year. "De Soto stepped into a higher price field when It introduced the first airflow models a year ago," he said. "This year, De Soto Is retaining the airflow and at the same time is returning to Its for mer price field with the new. air stream line. Mr. Bird said that the new popular - priced cars will have many advantages that come with the airflow -ana a number of en gineering Improvements, develop ed this year. Seek to Exempt City-Owned Cars Legislation exempting ' e 1 1 y- owned. vehicles from paying the state gasoline tax, since they op erate only on streets paved by the city In Question, will be promoted at .the coming session of th state's lawmakers by the League of Oregon Cities, it was decided at a league conference held at Oregon City Wednesday. Other matters of legislation suggested were provision tor cities to re ceive a portion of the state's li quor revenues and refinancing of municipal debts . by the federal government. Attending from Sa lem were City Attorney Chris J. Kowlts. Mayor-elect V. E. Kuhn and Recorder - elect A. Warren Jones. Baldwin Death Probe Near End The Marion county grand Jury, called in session here last week to Mothers ! In treating children's colds, ' don't take f chances., use VapoRub Last Minute Aid the ( The Man's Shop and yon have Men cf good taste are votU acquainted with the excellent 'reputation of the store for "Men's Wear" in style, quality end value, . v, Men's gilts from this store, we believe, are complimentary to th$ judgment of both the giver and the recipient f Largs ere the . assortments of quality merchandise' from which to make your selections," i 1 i i H Our store tjiTZ reman open until 9 p.m Friday, Schrry - - day cud - Monday evenings. MAN'S The Store cf Style, 1AAAA Aaa AAAAAAAA tavestigate the circumstances sur rounding the sudden, death of -Colonel" A. J. Baldwin, will re sume Its deliberations here at 10 o'clock this morning. It - was thought yesterday, at the court "MeeiMeToniohtai S H O P FOR HER GIFT TONIGHT... ITS MEN'S SHOP NIGHT AT MIL LER'S FROM 7:00 TO 9:00 T ?fujen sficMrNJi coi mturt m1 Shoppe answer- the whole story Quality end Vdue house that the Jurors would be able shortly to turn in a report on the ease. Twelve witnesses had al ready been heard. Hugh Latham of Silverton Is foreman, of the Jury. ' i:-t " MEN ONLY! J; rs m sv a eVi 1 a mJj Lee cemetery - - - -s .Salve Nose Drops
