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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1935)
- . - u ; i ; 'I nil.. . . - - - f . s - '--J id. Iron Fa3 1) placed la Lis hands for action to day.' Terry t-s.ll Lb paper had af f L;.iTl;i, locked ia a tank vault, T,hi:Ii Lai Ucrirg oa tlie "shake iaTta' charges. . - Terry and Logan presented the committee with aa unsigned list of - Leer fcallj, card rooas, con fectioneries and restaurants which were aHccd to Lave been operat Ia?r SS either outright slot ma 'chines cr the slot machines camouflaged aa marble boards, v Fuhrer explained at the start ct the meeting that "my proposal bluntly is that you furnish us with the information, the city attorney make oat the complaints and the police officers make the arrests lie said, speaking to Logan, "I un derstand you are ready to give tia the information." The list of rame3, giving a total of 38 ma chines as having been in play, was the only written material present ed 13 the committee. "7 - -:: Z 7 Terry Avers r.2. 7 ; ''-f- 7 ;" :.. Machines Vnlieensed . r ' ? - Perry told the committee that "of . 60 automatic payoff marble boards" ia Salem,, "only six bate license stickers. Fuhrer said Chief of Police Frank Minto had informed him yesterday that no machines cf this type were to" be found in the city. .-, ;r - - - - -" That Immediate action against payoff marble boards and slot ma chines ia planned, was declared by " Mayor Knhn. , - - ; ;. . "We're draws tip an ordinance 1 we hope will take care of the situ ation." the mayor said. "This new ordinance is absolutely complete, its provisions taken from the best information from every ordinance we have been able to look at.' ? - Tfci3 ordinance, which will be brought up for action at Monday night's eouneil meeting if it is re ported oat by the ordinance com mittee, of which Alderman Fred A. Williams Is chairman, will transfer supervision -o m ar b 1 e boards back to the police depart ment from the police committee, .where it now stands, and make possession of a payoff machine ot any sort a law violation, Fuhrer explained. He said- further the chief of police would be required to file a report with the council each month listing the machines licensed and that possession of any machine not on this list would subject the owner or operator to arrest, ' : " - Mayo Vrgra Sinlri Of Complaint, Arrests The mayor declared bis faith ia the .good intentions cf the pc- " f I i or v : c c , r -r '.' 1 ct f -tie ccl- I 17 s a This photo iflustrates damage wrought by terrific wauls and heavy waves in yacht basis at St. Peters burg, Fla. Many luxurious yachts were destroyed fry the hurricane and rouh seas. In the foreground , 7 is the wrecked rabln of a sunken cabin cruiser -International Illustrated News Photo. lice committee and suggested to Perry. "Swear out a warrant If you know there a slot maehine ia operation and we'll go break down the door and get it and you can go along: ; .'v-7,' : City Attorney; ciris J.: Kowitt offered a secure a blank warrant from his office if anyone at the meet ingr had any definite evidence of law violation. "They could get witnesses to say there 'never were any ma chines, there, Perry s said when asked to sign a complaint against operators he said were running slot machines last Saturday night. "That's 3ust what we're getting to," Kuhn responded. "Frank, if there's one there why in hell don't you put yodr name on the dotted line and the police will go get It. If they don't. Ill get a police de partment that will." r 1 Perry said he thought "it would be a splendid idea to wait tin this new ordinance is in and then tee what happens. All members of the committee admitted t h ey. had repeatedly heard rumors of a payoff to po lice by gamblers here but all like wise declared they had never been able to secure evidence that would bring a conviction. , . . Humors f Payoff . To Police Admitted - - : "I'm frank tcr admit we have been suspicious of one man and we've been trying damn hard to rOSS '"JQ7Q iUZZ!3 j' 16 21 23 HE 2r d0 31 32 f3 "5l"iZ Jtl 1-1- wr 1 I wt I 1 Dy EUGENE SUEFFEH HORIZONTAL 1 Worm - -!Iove ia a certain direction 8 Earn partially 12 Came at cards - 13 Winded 14 Timid rodent 15 Whs played cppoIte Noma f hearer' ia TK E&rrctU of ViaipU Street"? 17 Eaby carriages . 13 One cf a farmer corps of Turk ish eavtiry . 21 Pos:- Ivt pronoun 3 CTr- :i Lrprsct.e force 24 Ir.cri':'.ti;a CJ , aV'Vf "-e cf doth 23 In vtaat PrUia taL!llmeBt U tie taml ef N9Uoa: Hotel r'i T i i err uri-.e E7r-e 7 ric3 cat human feci : crrr!;t:ve tZ..klcT 1 i-rcr:h ia tLe JcwL.ii calendar l' .'U ta c-eral t' cLIt ''--t, ia vLst ;UaJ ef tl f.ir l.'t !.--. iean wj;i tree L V' .- j ec? for im tlL'er- 1 1 ;-r tf t:, t jy ? :.s cf the hcrse ' .. ; I : - rf.m a work " . tl ..' - r - CVC 71 .t,f fv-r C;I 9 Male red deer : " " 10 Skill in performance ' 11 TbiBjr; in law 16 Creek letter , 1 8 Lack ing- ia warmth " 22 Person impressed by social sta tion - , 24 Who was the !er of Leander? 25 Uidr ' 23 V"orth'ess ' -27 tre-t urchin 23 Alcoholic beverage CJ 7 y way cf CI Ileier Zl Put on ' 3i What rpb!i iataa Pyr e it t etweea Lerlia and U French depcrUaent f Arief e? 33 What Ulead of the laser - Hebrides U coaaected wiii St. ColuaabaT . , . 33 What propiet aaoiated Davii Ling? ';. 44 Cookirj otcnsil - . Er,couL.L.er , - - . 45 Irty mccr.taia - 47 Hip - 43 Jeopardy S3 Case izr s.t'J trtldes El ELrtt:LeJ . " - LI Jarabled typ Hart:,!! h Cs t.:ul.';a ta yes- terday's p-jr!e. Hi i get to the bottom of It," Kuhn de clared. ' " . - Frankly dissatisfied with the marble board situation, members of the committee asked the city attorney to draft a resolution re voking all licenses, for submission at Monday night's council session In ease the new ordinance is not handed back by Williams' commit tee..- - . - niCIIMIM OOill B? LITTLE ; (Continued from Page 1) ply salesman who earned his dub ious distinction by - overcoming Jack. WasUand, Chicago star, one up. v. . ; Scotty Campbell, the Pacific northwest champion, lost the day's most exciting duel to Eddie Held, one time public links star who falls now from the New 'York met ropolitan district. Rogers Family's Thanks Expressed For Condolences LOS ANGELES, Sept. ll.-(-The family of Will Rogers, who lost- his life, last month in an Alaskan airplane crash with Wiley Post, today asked the presa to express for them their "deep ap preciation for the many messag es ot condolence they were un able to acknowledge because ot lack of return addresses. "We have received many kind letters and telegrams of sym pathy from men and women in aU walks of lite,' Will Rogers, Jr., said. "Cut we are powerless to acknowledge a- lot ot them be cause we ' have no means of de termining the addresses. E' ' "We wish 'all the sends who neglected to include their address es, to know that wedeeply ap preciate their sympathy." Clergymen Brand HurricaneProbe - As Misleading MIAMI. FU.', Sept, ll.-(iT)-The cry of "whitewash' was louder today as work ' ot rehabilitation progressed in Florida's storm stricken kcya . -, Veteran organizations h- we r e Joined by the Greater Miami Min isterial association la demanding farther investigation of the Labor dav hurricane deaths, r -The clergymen, in a resolution addressed to President Roosevelt. branded the report of Aubrey Williams, - who : investigated for the FERA, 'incomplete. - mislead ing and untrue to facts." . - Taxpayers Only Eligible to Vote Any" citizen ot the 2 4 th' district. male or female, who is 21 years of age and has resided ia the district 30 days ' immediately . preceding the election and has taxable prop erty la the district cr caa present satisfactory evidence to the Jud ges or directors that he has stock, shares, or ownership in a business that owns taxable property ia the district, te, W. II. Earghardt, school clerk, declared last right, eligible o vote at the coming school bond election on Septem ber 24. DDUDTFOL TO JBCII.T5E1K 'c . (Continued from Page 1) . so far as the committee was con cerned unil about time " to begin rounding1 up delegates in January for the national convention. At i republican headquarters. Chairman Henry P. . Fletcher was busy with plans for a meeting of the- national executive committee two weeks hence. He was arrang ing to put before the committee an outline of his program f or the next few months. Already he had set about expanding the women's division. - ' Outside of committee circles, there was more activity forecast for the democrats, however. Pres ident Roosevelt was described at Hyde Park aa likely to "make, at least one speech on his forthcom ing western trip, giving his views on the accomplishments' ot ithe last session of congress. -! " Talk of the plan came la the midst of a;? disagreement over whether Senator Huey P. Long would have been a strong threat to the reelection of Mr. Roose velt. Senator Nya (R-ND) thought ha. might : have, held the balance of power. -Senators-Thomas (D Okla.) and Donahey (D-Ohio), did not believe he would hare changed the result ia 133.6V . . .3 i -l.ry 1 -1 at Cr. i . TV n per J C - - f " - y y : ilk I WJ w f. Jf .-. .. g. o .. a s - t i. X ta A. C. L . poultry departcst t,t le?a.. The rrcrras, t et ".ur.c Professor' Lunn, will iaclu discussion of "Vitamin D Potency of Fish Oils" ly Dr. J, R. Ilsaj, anicial natritioa specialist, O. S. Cranl "The rational Flock Improvement run' by II. E. Cos by -extension specialist in poultry husbandry, who has just returned from a meeting of the Federation of State Record of Performance associations in Chicago, la connec tion with working out cf the fi nal details of this plan. Professor Luna will tell of the methods - used at the famous lit. Hope farm la Massachusetts ia Improving the size of eggs. M. Wayne Miller" of the western Washingtoa experiment station at Puyallup will discuss recent ex perimental work in poultry feed ing carried on tt that station, and Dr. W T. Johnson, poultry pathologist of the O. S. C. experi ment station will wind up the program with a discussion cf poultry disease control. - F.R, is Urged to Bach I ekes Stand Senator McNary yesterday tele graphed President Roosevelt, urg ing, him to sustain Secretary Ickes In . his efforts to cooperate with the state of Oregon in 'construc tion of a new state capitol build ing. " ih ': ; --, A: :" "One half of the area of Ore gon Is owned hy the federal gofr ernment and we are entitled .to fair and favorable consideration, McNary "said. cSii-' '-- '':'. . ; Pair Held,' Count Of Beating Woman State police late last night an nounced the arrest of. Ross Free man and George Ellis, on a charge of assault and battery. The two, accused of beating up a woman in a beer garden last night, are held la the county jail la Ilea of $50 ball apiece. , L L-i ; i : - U-3 Pajeiigt?r8 ana members of crew or stranded liner i.xie wiaca wtw picked up by steamer ArteiEuu?, land safely at Jtiaml,. I'la Inter . national Illustrated iews photo. . Voodsaw Union's President Freed ' rORTLAND," Sept 11HT) Wallace Reynolds, president . of the Portland Woodsawyers un ion, late today was adjudged in nocent on : a disorderly conduct Charge. Hearing was ia munici pal court before a Jury. The charge- was : brought ' by Jake Diotrich, non-onion wood sawyer, who ; claimed Reynolds threatened him . with bodily - la-Jnry.L;-' v "Lr JEFFRIES PROTEGE VICTOR. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. i-Hoyt Jones of Los .Angeles, pro tege of Jim Jeffries, former hea vyweighC champion ot the world, took an easy eight-round victory over -Johnny F&sino of San Fran cisco in the main event here to night. Both weighed 139 pounds. L V- Jdo5 ETTE FATAL y. SEATTLE, Sept. ll.-0!P-Robert Van Peterson, , of 'Renton, who was bitten k yt-Tabid dog 20 days ago, died today, and Audree Flatebo, 9, of - Kennydale, . re ported bitten by the same animal, was receiving Pasteur treatment here tonight. . . "S TED CAXO WIN'S : OAKLAND, Calif., Sept, -Ted Cano,. 13-4, San- Francisco, won a six round decision over "King Tut 2nd" of Portland, Ore., here tonight in one of the ' best main events in Oakland la months. ; f Golfers of Dozeman,' Mont, be lieve they have one ot the most picturesquely" named prof essionals laj the business. .It's the kind of handle headline writers love, too. He Is Ike Top. Would Stimulate Army Recruiting A group of approximately' 0 soldiers a portion of Company I, seventh infantry, United States army, Vancouver BarracksWash., who camped " in; Marion - square Tuesday night, departed yesterday afternoon for Vancouver. The group, which came here In hopes of Increasing Interest In the ser vice, was under the leadership of Captain L. G; Causey, who arrived at his new post at Vancouver three weeks ago- He has spent much of his life in Georgia but expressed pleasure at his new assignment. -nnxico city. spt. n.-.r On dcruty wa3 fclaia t.d f: ethers till wounded la a furia-? nnfi-ht- tonlsht a, the floor cf the llexicaa chamber of. dsruties tciay. ' ristcla barked as tie" climax ta a titter dispute betireea riajrity and minority grot: pa. When the emcke cleared, Manuel Martin es' Vaiadez, a majority deputy from Jalisco lay dead with a ballet ia his head and three others sprawl ed wounied in the a isles. - L. - LuL3 Mendez, a minority men bar, was wounded seriously. Juaa Campos Viveros and Mariano Ver tiz, leftists cf the majority group, were slightly hurt.--' : , Investigators said Jeaa Eenet, a hijhtist (minority) member and Campos -ViTeros flashed 'pistols simultaneously and opened fire af ter, Vlveroa had shouted what Eenet considered aa insult. Other firearms roared, some of the fire apparently coming froia the galleries. " ' Charges that the ehooticg was the result of a plot to kill ma jority leaders and create a critical situation for President Ltzaro Cardenas were made by Deputy Mora Tovar, president of the left wing majority bloc. Ex-Councilman at Seattle Proposes Vice Be Licensed SEATTLE, Sept. ll-(V-Form-er Councilman V. C. Webster, presenting a long list of possible nuisance taxes to increase city revenues, ; proposed r to.; the .city council today to levy taxes on vice aad gambling, which he es timated would net the city $750, 000 a year. -L-;'Lv - - Webster said he was not recom mending; that vice be licensed, dflrlarfnr Kinp thr alwara ha p and always will exist to some de gree the city might as well get revenue from them. ; - The council took no action. L POLLY AND IIEU PALS Ey CLIFF STEr.HETT 1 A - .. iffiteti l s 'u .... - ... ( --LTe ifcwTP5- lvfeS,MR.PEJ5Kr5fMB AND 'r&r,c s tyktM a. o V CON! JUCEEY MOUSE CAREniUJT THE INSTRUCTIONS IctARAsaxiiS . MAF MICKEY COMES OUT AT . THS. SAMU SPOT rPETE AND SOUINCM MAO Ei Ocks Front Littb Acorxs Grow Ey WALT EISNEY P 1 r T O' COURSE, SOMEBODY ELS - i M1SHr A' DISCOVERED IT . . ' LHO Sn t l& AU.TKESH YEARS f J , , found rrl . y yTTMATVSA r-M'kfe iMK A WHOLE LOT TOO LON3 AOO! HORACE,. WE C2 NOT H THS R1&.-TT PUACE1 r I s . 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