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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1935)
The OREGON STATES3IAN, Sales Oregon, Friday Hernias, Acffcst 2, M25 PAGE FIVE Local Mews Briefs Six Permits jIssued-Ti.efl new month started off at the building Inspector's office here yesterday with Issuance of six - permits for small alteration and rerouting Jobs. H. Boedigheimer retired permission to alter a house at 2285 State street at cost of ?200, and H. J. Harvey for a similar Job costing $ 7 5 "at 1765 Kay iitreet. 'Reroofing permlU went to A. A. Schramm, house at 1349 Marion, , S76; Ed Jory, house at 425 Hoyt, 160; J. D. White 1145 South 12th, $65, and a home owner -named Kim, 1095 Korth Ctaitage, :f5.?- -'-V-' - . ., - . r Dr. E. Daris has establish' of fices at 813-314 Masonic Temple 'and will.be glad to meet all his : friends there. . Pneumonia Leads Pneu aaonia led the list of new communicable ' disease cases reported.ln Marion' : county, and measles in Polk coun ; ty last week, according ?ta the state department of health bulle tin. The IS new. disease canes in ' Marion, county Included' Jive of pneumonia, three of tuberculosis, two of whooping cough ani one each of measles and scarlet fever. Polk had fouraew cases, two of measles and one each of chicken pox and mumps. ; v Clearance sale of dresses and hats. The Fashionette. Real valnes. Woodmen to Tfcaic The Woodmen of the World camps of Silverton and Salem, will how their annual picnic Sunday at Rlverdale park with a program of games, music and swimming being-arranged for. Members and invited friends will be gueiits of the owner of the Prk, W. C. Pet tyjohn. Salem picnickers will meet at the fraternal tmplo building at 10:30 a. m. Cream, To Discuss Picnic -Plan for the August 11 annual coast picnic of the Salem Credit association will be discussed this noon at the regular weekly luncheon meeting of that group. . In addition, the credit reporting forms tried last week will be in use again today, with improvements sngested to be incorporated into the forms. The new form is greatly superior to the blanks in use previously for this work the members present last week declared. Big auction Saturday 1:30 p. m. at the F. N. Woodry auction mar ket. Furniture, trailer, rugs, lino leum, miscellaneous articles. Y. W. Fills Jobs The monthly employment report from the Y. W. C. Al shows' that 88, women received jobs during the month of July through the employment bu reau. There were 104 positions available and 147 applications. Eighty-four places were tilled permanently and 14 temporarily. Wrlghtman There Among the Salem people who have been men tioned from time to time as pres ent at the eapitol Cornerstone lay ing ceremonies here In 1873 was Frank Wrightman, for many years deputy in the Marion county tax collecting deportment, Miss Alice Bowers, stylist, for Munsingwear foundations, is at Miller's this week demonstrating and fitting 'these nationally fam ous foundation garments. Salem women are invited to consult Miss Bowers at their earliest opportune ity. Miller's 2nd floor. Fined $5 on Plates Ernest W. Wrightman was fined 85 and costs in justice court here yester day after he admitted charge of switching license plates. Scout Needs Aid For Trip To Jamboree It's to the national Boy Scout jamboree "or bust' for one Salem lad,-who's not only 'an Eagle scout but the only boy In Oregon who has won' that position despite be ing deaf and one of ; 28 such in the United States. Bat with the Jamboree aearlngAugust 21-30, Washinyton, D. C it looks like "bust" for him unless' some kind hearted citizens decide to dp a true scout a "good deed". The case of this boy. who has collected all but 845 of the 8200 necessary to finance the trip,-y selling bis bicycle, doing odd jobs and receiving gifts from friends, was pointed out here yesterday by Dr. J. Lyman Steed, superintend ent of the Oregon state school for the deaf, in the hope that help would be forthcoming.; Persons desiring to assist this boy should get In t'oneh with Superintendent Stead. More than a dozen Scouts in Cascade area. Marion, Polk and Linn counties have signed np to date to make the trip to the na tional capital. If S3 can be re gistered within a few days, a Cascade area troop will be formed and make the Journey by special railway car; otherwise this area's representatives probably will . go with the Portland Jamboree troop. Plans Appeal on Salary Lawsuit The lawsuit to determine whe ther or not the salary of Oregon's governor is limited by the consti tution to 81500 annually will be taken to the supreme court, prob ably well before the 60-day appeal period expires, it was announced yesterday by Rodnex Alden' of Woodburn.' The 60-day period be gan Tuesday, when Judgment" based on Circuit Judge -Leweb ling's decision upholding a higher salary -was entered here. : Dunamg at iv:sv a. m. v.iciau, i r i t sugar, coffee and ice cream will If TSVGl BOOK Dy oe iurnisnea dj i"' i rr r i wain ropuiar, Oliver Asserts Play Bus Schedule The bus which will transport teams be tween the two Salem playgrounds will leave Olinger tield at 1:30 p. m., Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays bound for Leslie field and leave that field a short time late to return to Olinger, it was announced at the playgrounds offices yesterday. All children will be required to return to their respective fields on this bis to avoid accidents that may not be covered by insurance. Wanted exn. service station at tendant. Give exp., references and wages expected. Service Station, Box 537, Statesman. A travel book that immediately became a best seller among vol umes of its type when it was first published 66 years ago remains today one of the most popular travelogues in the American writ ing field. That book is Mark Twain's "Innocents Abroad", de- ; pictJng the first organized tour of Europe by an American party. Professor E. S. Oliver of the Wil lamette university English depart ment told the Salem Lions club yesterday noon. , Twain refused to be awed by tradition or to believe that Eur ope's hundreds of years of culture were more important than his homeland and as a result . his homespun view of the old contin ent gave American readers a new view of it, Oliver stated, going on to point out many amusing pas sages In the book. Children's Play Set The pro duction of "Tom Thumb's Wed ding" by children at Leslie play ground will take place at 7: SO o'clock next Thursday night In ' the Leslie junior high school gym nasium. Mrs. Ramona French is directing the play. The program in addition --will include instru mental musical numbers. Room, Dance Class Room for Cherrians Pose several more pupils exists In the class In esthetic dancing being conducted mornings at the Leslie playground, according to Mrs. Ka- therine McGinnis, director. These classes are offered In connection with the free city-school play ground activities program. City Court Quiet Activities approached a standstill in munl elnal court yesterday. But one penalty was imposed by Deputy Recorder Mundt, that a 31 fine for parking overtime. Recorder j A. Warren Jones was in Portland assisting in completing the pur chase of the water system in fed eral court. For Picture in New Unies Soon Obituary Sagsvold Halvor L. Sagsvold, in this eitv. July 31. at the age of 84 years. Late resident of Hubbard. Survived by son, Harry of Kenne- wick. Wash.: sister, Mrs. Oline Lang of Molino, Ore. Funeral ser vices Friday, August 2, at 2 p. m. from' the Lutheran church at Woodburn. under direction of Clough-Barrick company. Inter ment Simonds cemetery, ML An gel, Rev. II. Rogen - officiating minister. All members of the Cherrian marching unit have been request ed to appear at the chamber of commerce next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the regular Cherrian outfit. Pictures of the group will ; be taken for use in the good-will appearances the Cherrians will make this month' to invite resi dents of valley points to attend the state fair, states King Bing William Schlitt. No drill will be held Tuesday night. Two luncheon visits have al ready been scheduled for the Cherrians, at the Eugene chamber of commerce August 16 and at the Corvallis chamber August 22 when a joint meeting of five clubs , will be held. Parker Stella Parker, at a" local hospit al, July 30, aged 79 years. Grave side services Friday, August 2, at 1 p. m. under direction of Clough- Barrick company. Interment City View cemetery. Births Baker To Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Baker. 1295 McCoy avenue, a airL Anna May. born July 28 at . the residence. Marsh To Mr. and Mrs. Milton Leroy Marsh, 2320 North Fourth street, a boy. Lee Warren born July 2 at a local hospital. ' . Champoeg Trip Planned Sunday All Salem and nearby residents are Invited to attend the program at Champoeg Saturday when bl boat excursion from Portland will dock there about 12:30 o clock. The Salem chamber of commerce plans to be represented at the oc casion, which has been arranged by the Portland chamber of com merce to acquaint Portland bns-i iness people with Champoeg's his tory ana witn tne vaiue ox river commerce. EFFECTIVE rheumatic" RELIEF! HOLEPROOF - SOCK OP THE MONTH Guaranteed " ' - ' fA ' - 7 Ek vaiuv . rmv.;: rr SNJ C . : ;: EMMONS' INC. , . 420 State St.-- - Successful Ancient Chinese Herb Remedies Guaranteed tor Bladder.- Kid- ney, and Urinary and Bronchitis. Disorder, Consti pation.' 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