PAGE FIVE
Local News Briefs
Returns to Home Mrs. M. D.
Morgan of Flornce, who has been
here the past two weeks visiting
-with her daughter - and her . son
and his family, left Thursday for
CorTallla where she will visit an
other daughter before going on
to her home. While here, she re
laUd that Mr. and Mrs C. C
' Be&nke - of Florence, driving to
Salem the day after the capltol
fire of April 25, picked up two
pieces of charred documents from
the statehouse some miles south
of Salem. Strangely enough, one
of the papers was a mileage claim
on a trip" between Florence and
Hainrock; and the other, charred
.paper was relative to some , state
business with a woman who re
sides at Cushman, near Florence.
$3.95 Dress Special. The Fashion
ette. .. - '
Cyclist, Skater Collide Crowd
ed between a parked car and one
In motion driven by Mrs. Theresa
' Ward, 140 North 21st street, a
bicyclist,1 lUehel Garner, 41
North lth street, was hit by
tha Ward machine, forcinz ber
vto bump iato t boy on roller
skates who. was., standing on.' toe
narked- anto's runnine .board, she
renorted to nolle a -yesterday. No
injuries were listed. The accident
occurred at 16 th and D streets.
$1.00 Hat Special. The Fashlon
ette. '-' - '
Minor Crashes are Reported
Three, minor automobile acci-
Hantc ra rennrtod ta rltv nonce
yesterday Involving the follow
ing: J. F... Ulrica. 1605 North
15th street, and Mrs. A. Olson,
795 Breys avenue, at 15th and D
streets: Normay Ross, route 3.
and M. A. Dyer, Portland, on
Capitol near Shade; Wilton Al
den route 4, and a parked truck,
on Liberty between Center and
Marion.
For Sale 1930 Nash DeLuxe
Pnnna ha r era In Phona 7440
Three Motorists Arrested
Three motorists were booked by
city police here yesterdayr Willie
Stainkie, 1696 Mission street, was
charged with speeding "and not
having a muffler in operation on
his car; G. F. Beringer, 1887
North Front, was booked on
charges of speeding, no muffler
and no rear view, mirror; N. w
Rogers, Monitor route 2, was giv
en a ticket charging him with
failing to stop.
Lepley't husky chicks started and
day old at Salem's Petland. 4
Improving Condition of Mrs
L. Mickelson, 1610 South Com
mercial, who has been 6eriously
ill the: past two weeks following
a paralytic stroke, Is reported to
- be .improving. Mr. Mickelson is
president of the Federated Patrio
"tic societies here.
LuU Florist, 1276 N. Lib. P. 9592.
Bailey In Hospital Floyd
Bailey, director or religious edu
cation of the. First Methodist
church, is reported to be making
satisfactory recovery from an ap
pendix operation which he under
went at the Deaconess hospital
Monday.
We are in the market for Royal
Anne. and Black Republican cher
ries for cash. Willamette Valley
Prune Association.
Legion Meets Monday Plans
for this year's July. 4 celebration
and business matters will be con
sidered at a regular meeting of
Capital Post No. 9, American Le
gion, at Fraternal temple neit
Monday night.
Staff Announced ; The Colle
gian staff for 1935-1936 has Just
been' announced by Lillian Gra
ham, new editor of the Willam
ette university publication. Ross
Gladden will be managing editor.
Everett Gary will be sports edl
tor 'while Jeryme TJpston will be
society, editor assisted by Doris
Unruh. Frank Reid has been nam
ed news editor and Helen Ken-
dell, staff artist. Other members
of the news staff will be Helen
Purvine, Una Lee, Parnell Kup-
per, Jean Hollingsworth, Jane Bel
linger, Ivan Keener, Margaret
Doege, Aldus Smith and Margaret
Hansen
Luggage Sale, 20 off. Shoe re
pairing. Shafer's Leather Goods.
Will Go East Dr. and Mrs. L.
O. Clement and her sister, Mrs.
W. E. Foote, plan to leave Sat
urday morning on a three-weeks'
trip as far east as Minnesota,
where they will be Joined for the
return by Miss Elizabeth Clement
who has been studying in New
York.
Senior Assembly Today The
annual assembly at which Salem.
high school seniors say their
farewells will be held -in the
school auditorium at 12:50 this
afternoon with juniors , looking
on. Following the program, the
lower 'classmen will move up to
the senior seating section, which
they will occupy during the com
lng year.
We are in the market for Royal
Anne and Black Republican cher
ries for cash. Willamette Valley
Prune Association.
Randalls Open Restaurant
Opening of a restaurant on High
street between State and Court
early next month is planned by
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Randall,
whose lunch stand in the capitol
was destroyed by fire. They had
operated the stand on the ground
floor of the building for five
years. For the new restaurant
they are purchasing an entire
new set of equipment.
Charles Benson
Passes on; Born
Near Sublimity
Charles Henry Benson, 76, a
native of Marion county, passed
away at the Deaconess hospital
Thursday. Funeral services will
be held at the Weddle mortuary in
stayton Monday, June S. at 2
p. m., with interment in the Hob
son Whitney cemetery near Sub
limity.
Mr. Benson was born on his fa
ther's homestead near Sublimity,
March 3. 1859, and lived In that
vicinity all his life. He is survived
by a brother, John R. Benson of
Potlatch, Idaho, and a sister, Mrs.
Dora Schellberg of Salem, and
numerous nieces and nephews.
ART DEMENT S
PROGRESS MARKED
Students' Work in Regular
Demand; Recognition is
Gained in Contests
Little is heard but much la seen
of the work of one department at
Salem high school the art d
part m en t, headed the past two
years by Ida M. Andrews. Posters
and I signs made by the commer
cial art students are in constant
demand from school officials and
organizations; sketches, water
colors and design pieces by the
boys and girls in the graphic arts
classes attract wide interest, ;
As Mrs. Andrews closes her ser
vice at the senior high school
where she has served In the ab
sence of Ruth Marie Brauti, who
has ibeen studying in Europe
she finds it gratifying to compare
the early and advanced work of
her. students, to note the progress
they have made, and recall that
this year one of her students won
third place and two others, honor
able mention, in an international
poster contest.
A poster with the motif, "be hu
mane", by Theron Kent placed
third in an international contest
sponsored by the Latham Foun
dation of Palo Alto, Calif., while
posters by Machiko Usuui and
Doris Astlll received honorable
mention. In local contests Miss
Usuui took first in the poppy and
music week poster competitions.
110 Average Enrollment
Enrollment in the art depart
ment has averaged 110 students,
about equally divided between
graphic and commercial arts, Mrs.
Andrews says. In the former sec
tlon, pupils try their hand at
charcoal, pen and ink drawing
and sketching, in water colors and
crayon. Their final problem this
semester has been to produce in
water colors three figures in ac
tion typifying some nationality.
The outstanding work they have
done probably will be exhibited
at the 1935 Btate fair, as was done
last year.
Commercial art- students study
all types of lettering and design
that may be of use to them in bus
iness.
With the return of Miss Brauti
next fall, Mrs. Andrews will re
turn to her former position as di
rector of art at Leslie Junior high
A ROOF
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Free Estimates - Phone 4042
Salem Paint & Roofing Co.
(VERN MATHIS)
The Yellow Front, 474 Ferry
Coming Events
- May 31 Norwegian mu
sical program arranged try
Mrs. J. A. Sholseth ta I.
at C A. lobby.
y Jane 1 51st anniversary
of Willamette law school
observed with banquet at
Masonic temple,
June 2 Salem nigh
school baccalaureate serv
ice, Elsinore theatre.
Jose 2 -Picnic Mtrion
Polk Federation Commun
ity dubs, Silver Falls state
park. ''
Jane 4-5 PaC Coast
Association of Nurserymen.
Jane r Musical program
arranged by Lena Mr.y Dot
son at Y. M. CL A.
Jane 7 Salem high
school commencement.
Jane 10 Willamette
university commencement
and Inauguration of Presi
dent Baxter. -1"
Jane 12-14 P. E. O. state
convention.
Jane 14 In Y. M. C A.
lobby, musical program ar
ranged by Mrs. Henry Lee.
Jane 17 - City school
election.
Jane "17-18 O r e g o
Bankers association.
x Jane 28-29 Northwest
Association of Dairy Milk
Inspectors.
Jane 30 Missouri state
picnic
Jane 25-30 Annual Or
egon conference Methodist
church.
July 5-6 Oregon State
Archery association tourna
ment, O linger field.
school and in the Salem grade
schools.
"I'll be glad to devote more
time to the grade schools; It's
difficult to keep up the art work
there on the light visiting sched
ule I've had the past two years,"
Mrs. Andrews states, while adding
that she has enjoyed her work
with the senior high students.
phone your want ads to the
Statesman. All its readers are in
terested In the Classified Col
umns. Call 9101.
M H EVENTS
FOR SCOUT RALLY
Cascade Area Field Day is
Scheduled Saturday at
Sweetland Field
Numerous Innovations will be
instituted at the annual Boy Scout
rally for Cascade area to be held
at Sweetland field Saturday after
noon and night, June 8, according
to a bulletin issued by the rally
committee of which M. Clifford
Moynihan of Salem Is general
chairman. The new ideas, credit
ed in considerable part to Scout
Executive James E. Monroe, will
be in the form of additional com
petitive events, contests by dis
tricts as well as by troops, setting
up of district records, and novelty
features.
The rally will have three divi
sions: I, competitive events in
which all troops will be urged to
enter; II, free for alls by districts,
and III, council time honor events.
Among the most interesting
events to the public may be the
flapjack contest, division I. Each
team will consist of two 'scouts.
Judging will be based on speed,
neatness and the quality of the
flapjacks produced. The pancakes
must be turned by flipping, with
out aid of knife or spatula.
Other events are as follows:
Division I Tent pitching, fire
building, scout's pace, semaphore,
Morse signalling, first aid, chariot
race, knot tying, compass race,
scout staff pace.
; Division II Undressing obsta
cle race, bicycle race, tug o war,
O'Grady drill, push ball.
Division III Wall sea ling.
bridge building, fire by friction
and bugling.
Troop four, Salem, now holds
the Cascade area trophy rally cup.
Other awards at the coming rally
will Include ribbons to event win
ners. The committee working under
Moynihan Includes George Nader
man and Gardner Knapp, Salem;
Lewis Stone, Silver Falls district;
Dr. C. E. Long, Independence,
and Ferris D. White, Albany.
STUDENT VISITS
SILVERTON, May 30. Steven
Butler of Oakland, California is
a guest this week at the E. O.
Minor home on Liberty HUL Mr.
Butler is a graduate of the Uni
versity of California and has been
working for his master's degree
there this past winter. He was also
a member of the university glee
club.
pSpBd
Instrumental and vocal - folk
music and talks by Dr. A. S. Jen
sen of Monmouth , of and Christ
J. Onre will comprise the- first
all-Norwegian program which will
be presented in the Salem Y. M.
C. A. lobby at 8 o'clock tonight.
It has been arranged by Mrs. J
A. Sholseth. The program fol
lows: Norwegian Dance Grieg
Georgia Childs,-violin, accom
panied by Hoshie Watanabe. .
Norge, Norge Wendelberg
Normanna male chorus, direct
ed by E. O. Quesseth.
Remarks by Christ J. Oure.
The Dance of the Gnomes Grieg
Piano solo, Mrs. Kenneth Rich.
Naar Solen Ganger til HvIle .
( Kormanna male chorns.
Salter en ten's Sondag :01e Butt'
' Miss . Frances .. Nelson' accom
panied by : Mrs. Alt O. Nelson,
Closing remarks, Dr. A. S. Jensen.
BROTHERHOOD TO MEET i
SILVERTON, May 1 0 The Lu
theran Brotherhood will hold a
meeting at Trinity church Tues
day night with the Rev. P. W. Er-
iksen as the principal speaker. Se
lections will also be given by the
male chorus. The public is invited,
to attend. J.C Goplemd Is pres
ident of the local chapter.. . ;) .
MAY SPECIAL
Blanket Combing
If your blankets are matted or
pilled from winter use,' we can
prolong the life, restore their
original finish. Do not pat
blankets away soiled.
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Daily Office Honrs 9 to 6 p. m.
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Today's
Feature
REMNANTS
price
Obituary
Scott
Mrs. Mary B. Scott, 74, at aJ
local hospital Thursday, May sw.
Tte resident of oo worm capi
tol street Survived by twosons,
Ralph H. Scott of Salem and
rhariM E. Scott of Fairview,
Ore.; sister, Miss Lucy T. Hlggins
r fin im! brother. C. C. Hlggins
ofl Reno, Nev., and five grand
children. Funeral services will be
h.M tiia rfimpt of Cloueb-
Barxick company Saturday, June1
1, at 1:30 p. m., with interment
inBelcrest Memorial par.
Kendoll
George W. Kendoll, at the resi
dence, 895 South 21st street. May
99 rrt 5 tears. Survived by
widow, Sarah Jane Kendoll ot
Salem; two daugniers, jars, txuuj
Mull and Mrs. Lena Victor, both
of Salem; three sons, wmiam u.
vmriniiAf Rnfcla. Ore..Herle G.
Kendoll of Portland - and Byron
t venAnii . of Salem."" Eleven
mnjditidrai alio survive. Fu
neral services Friday, May 31, at
2 p. m. from tne ciougn-uarricn
ohanei Tj-w -finv L- Drill, offici
ating . minister. Interment City
View cemetery. Members oi me
Woodmen of the World will be
pallbearers. - , "
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Armour's Deviled Meat ...... ....3 cans 7c
Toilet Tissue, 1000 Sheets 3 rolls 10c
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Grapenuts ..
.pkg. 16c
Postum Cereal . . ...pkg. 18c
2 pkg PostToasties
1 pkg. Grapenut Flakes
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Salem's own market' for Salem people. They tell us you can save money by trading
at McDowell's. Better try it. ,
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or Half
These Hams are Blade Here in Our Own Plant From the Finest Pork Obtainable
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Prime Rib Roll ...lb. 17c Lamb Shoulder lb. 12c
Bacon Baa . . . 22c Drlgst Bacon 25c
BeeS Roast . . . . 14c POEK ROAST e 10c
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Sirloin Steak . . lgc LITTLE LINKS, 22c
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12 oz. Mariel's
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