712 CnUGO:; CTATHIAN, E-Icn, Oregon, Cunf ay
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Local Nevs 'Briefs
Eanka Pay" Lawyers Circuit'
court orders hate been entered tor
payment of .attorney fees la bank
liquidation business in this coun
ty, on the request ot Mark Skin
ner, nevr state bank examiner, be
fore ho assumes his office, as fol
lows: E. L. Crawford, for.. Bank
of Scotts Mills, $265; E. L. Craw
ford for Aurora bank, $145; E.L.
Crawford - for - Hubbard ,; bank,
$180; .Custer E. Ross for. Bank
of Woodburn.5 $275;; Custer -f E.
Boss for Bank of Stayton. $475 y
George R. Duncan tor - Bank of
Stayton, $504; Blaine McCord for
Bank of Woodburn, $276.
Tune in KSLM, 1370 Kc, at 7:30
to 8:S0 today; First Evangelical
church program. W. T. Rigdon Co.
Try bonlT Peak The Chemek
etans will climb Dorn peak, ' a
conical shaped mountain., the
Coast range about 12 miles west
and five miles north of Dallas,
today. Leaving Salem early, this
moraine. they vrUl c drive to. a
nnint within four miles of the
ranger station located on, the top
at the seak. The trail is not par
ticularly strenuous , :and . those
' reaching' the summit will be re
warded with an-excellent view,
. providing' weather conditions are
favorable. . .'.'-
BUT Furniture .Auction Tuesday,
US9 p.'nv 61 Main St Dallas..?
Ckti ScholajrebJpHowardEn-
sov son of Mr. and ; Mrs. Frank
w. Ennor. 24Si Laurel avenue.
lrt; Thursday Blght5 ior .Chica
go where ne will enter Univers
ity of Chicago on a scholarship.
Toung Ennor, Who Is , majoring
ln languages, plans to return , to
Salem following nis course ; j
Chicago and enter "the law school
; at WlllameUev:; ffZV!
Marine Pettijohn is now assisting
Mrs. Garnerwlth permanent wav
ing. - -
Showa Plctores-- Travel plc
tnm of the Mediterranean world,
which wiU be shown, at the Jason
Lee church at 7 : 3 0 this evening.
win feature the Holy. Juano. -mo
feature willlnclude pictures ot the
excavation of "Old Carthage,"
Rome, Greece, Egypt, the Plane of
irsitoneinn where many t historic
battles have been fought, the sea
of GaUlee, Samaria, Jerusalem,
, Bethlehem and other t y P 1 c a 1
scenes. The public Is invited.
Charged as Dnink, City police
last night lodged three men.ln the
city Jail on the charged drunk
enness, Bill i Groshong, ; George
Belton, and a man registered a
John Doe. Belton fell over the
eliff at the foot' of Division street
before his arrest by the officers,
but received " no Injuries other
than minor bruises.
' Grand Jury Convenes The Ma
rlon county grand Jury, will con
vene . at the courthouse at t
o'clock Monday morning to or
ganize for action on the Dan Kel
laher and the Salem gambling
situations. The Jurors: are expect
ed to go Into action promptly af
ter Circuit Judge L. H. JIcMahan
has named one ot the seven mem
bers as foreman.- .
Sen Bank Boildlng The Bank
of Woodburn, in liquidation, has
received circuit court, authority
to sell Its two-story brick bank
- lng house to ; Jess F. - Fikan of
Woodburn for$5100 subject to a
1muw held by the First National
bank of Portland.' Book valuation
of the bank was listed at $17,QJ1.
" Win Dee Moines 1 Trip "WV T.
Miltonberger. general agent, and
. Lee O. Smith, agent of the Yeo
man Mutual . Life insurance com
pany won trips to the national
c . convention of the Association of
Life Underwriters in. Des , Moines,
it was announced by the company
., last week.-, - vVT :
"-- ' Smiths on Ittlpl- Ervin- F.
Smith, accompanied Mrs. Smith
ami their small a on. -will leave to
day for Del Monte, Calif. rto at
tend the convention of the $100,
. 000 club of . the N"ew York Life
' Insurance company. They wu
drive 'to California and make the
'."trip a general vacation. -
' Tlsits Harvest Fair -Wayne D.
. Harnmir. Marion county club leaa
-v er. yesterday ivisi ted : the 4 West
Stayton harvest festival to1 Inspect
the exhibits.: particularly.- oi 4-h
club members. He took Helen
Cow gill of Corvallis, assistant
" state club leader; along to Judge'
the boys'and girls' entries. '
Funeral Monday Funeral ser
vices will be held la Portland
at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon for
IUccnsM, Vancouver The fol
lowing hafe received marriage li
censes at Vancouver, wasa.: Lr
nest E. . Ileide, 7S2 Chemeketa
street, Salem and Dolores ..V.
Lnckenbough,- Portland; Louis
Butler, and Isabell.M. Kennedy,
both of Salem route one; Ralph
F. Bolton, 482 University street,
D. L. Trullin ger, 72, sawmill op-lcaiem; an Grace A. Wood, Ell-
erator and charter member of the yerton route two; Asa R. Thomas
Molalla chapter of Odd Fellows, and Mrs. Martha 11. Belden, both
who died )n an Oregon City hos- 0f West Stayton. . . ! '
pital Thursday night. . Mr.Trul-l ' - ; - - - . - -
liuger's residence is In the Union I" Permit Totatea---Buuaing per
HiU dlstritt near MuUno. ; He Is miU granted during the past
survived by his widow and three weelt, accoraing 10 ine rworai w
daughters,' Blanche Rayburn, Sa- the city b .11 din Wjor..
lem; i Pauline' ZweifeL, Eldorado, amounted to 15.509. ThefiUmat-
and Maude Friedrich, ot Union ed costs tor the alteration of two
structures was rviwuus
seven structures. $50$; 'tour re-
Any young people who could not! pair Jobs, $425, and the tnstalla
register this week and yet wish to Jtion of an elevator at 2S0 South
enter onthe opening oay at me i Front street, $fzis
Capital Business couege may reg
ister on Monday. It will pay to se
cure a business education where
that is the one thing in which the
school specializes. .
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'Toobs;. Townsend XI e t The
Young i. People's -Townsend dub
will meet Monday night at 8
o'clock at 844 Center street. State
Representative Thomas of West
Salem has been Invited to give the
principal address. A tine musical
program is promised. Members
who play stringed Instruments are
asked to bring them along for or
chestra practice. All young people
interested in the Townsend plan
movement are invited to attend.
: Baals is Interne Robert' Boals,
son of Mrs. R. Tv Boals, of Salem,
who Is a senior in Northwestern
university medical school, Chica
go, has received special interne
ship at the Shriners' hospital for
crippled children in that city. In
addition to his regular work, Mr.
Boals will receive special work In
orthooedic surgery under Dr.
Beveridge Moore, chief surgeon.
- Iojasctkm Wanteds A tempor
ary order restraining Flora Peter
son and others from selling crops
from certain land was Issued In
circuit court here yesterday and
Sentember 17 at 10 a. m. set as
time. when cause must be (Shown
Take "publie liability ins. See Ho-, j why the order should not be made
mer H. Smith, ph. 1181. - r i fdo..ouh u i
:t.-jA. ,.v -.'-. ;-jS.. - ---jtion action was brought byXrace
""Seek Water Rights A. B. car- White.
icr of Portland has filed With the I .
sUte engineer here-application to 8heriff Reports Two returns
is iMond feet of I from sheriffs . foreclosure sales
water from Mitt, Birch', Quart were filed with the county clerk
nt THftBftard .creeks for mining yesterday, one to the case of A. I.
purposes in - Josephine county. jEoff against Sarah H. Steeves es
The Pine Creek Mining company tate and others, the other that of
eka to annronrlate lOOrsecond lAlberUne Kreni, administrator of
fAt r ipr from Pine creek, the estate of Emil Krens, deceas-
tribuUry ot Snake river, for min- ed. against Rose .A.,. Stroud and
lng and power purposes in-Baker I others.
county. "
Directors Convene The Salem
chamber j of commerce - board of
directors will hold Its first meet
ing since the early summer vaca
tion, period Monday night at , $
o'clock in the chamber manager's
Would Collect, Stock Eliza
beta Bishop Is named defendant
in a suit filed In circuit court by
J. O. Hughes to collect payments
he alleges are due on a purchase
of 55 share of stock In Lloyd L.
Hughes, Inc. Total payments, he
office. The first Monday noon lun- avers, were to have been $4400.
cheon i meeting of chamber mem
bers of the fall season will be held
Monday, September 23. The Pro
gram will be given over, to open
f orum discussions.
Tune In KSLM, 1370 Kc, at 7:30
to :30 today; First Evangelical I cense from the county clerk here.
church program. W. T. Rigdon Co,
Husband Seeks Divorce Issac
Schmidt yesterday filed suit for
divorce " from Marjory: Schmidt,
whoa he says he married at Van
couver. Wash., in 1133. He char
ges she has treated him cruelly
and ' inhumanly and has refused
to live with him. The court is ask
ed to grant him divorce and to
restore her maiden name.- no cnu-
dren are involved. - '
Sud Tar t Judge Miller B.
Harden yesterday fined S. Suda,
Japanese, $5 and assessed f f .50
costs for driving an automobile
without an operator's license. Su-
da's license had been, revoked be
cause ot defective eyesight' Al
bert Schlag paid ai $1 tine tor
driving without a license.
Johnson Says Innocent A plea
ot not guilty was entered In Jus
tice court, yesterday by R. John
son, charged with assault and bat-
Obituary
, "Painter .
. In Walla Walla. . September 14
Robert Painter. 78" years'. Surviv
ed by Mrs- Octavla Nolan, Miss
Zullette Painter, sisters; and Will
Mumper, step-brother; Joe Paint
er, nephew; all of Salem.: Fun
eral services will.be held from the
ehapel of Clough - Barrick com
; pany, . Monday, September '1$,- at
1:30 p, m. Rev.-George Swift, of
ficiating. Interment will be In the
I.O.O.F. cemetery. Ritual service
at gTaveside by -Odd FeUows
lodge. - ;
' Rlely . r '
In Portland, "September 13
Amelia C. Riely, late resident
of IS 07 S. W.- Broadway, sister
of Robert,' Lute and Gertrude
Savage Of Salem,' Funeral " ser
vices, will be held Monday, Sep
tember 1 th. at ?. 3 0 : p. m., from
the Holmant and Lutz Colonial
Mortuary, N. E. 14th tnd Sandy
Blvd Portland. Vault interment
Rlverview semete-y. - i " r
Licensed to Wed Lester C Da
vidson, 31, highway shops worker
who lives on Salem route six, and
Mildred C. Martin, legal, stenog
rapher. 120 Court street. Salem,
yesterday secured a marriage 11-
IJrs. Roosevelt Starts Slums Project StrillC TIlFCat
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EPIC Leader
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BIcGrady . is : Successful in
Getting ; I.Iiners ; and
' " Owners Together ; t
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posed by the 'union- and McGraj
dy as spokesman for the president-
-'. . ' .
The operators sat silent. ; . , 1
fIn effect, you - are sitting
there saying .'To hell with" you,
i Mr. PresidentV? said G. ' --W.
Savage.' secretary . of, the miners
Ohio district. ? :. . -,r
Compares Operatose"
I To Communists . "
; You ere placing "yourselves in
the same - position as . the - com-
i munists defying the government
of the - United States." , -
Negotiations ; toward :- "a - .new
i wage contract zor Appalachian
i soft cbal-mtners had broken' com
pletely . Saturday; morning,.' when
McGrady stepped into the confer
ence roomi t .f4w--; A'-j'i
; ; The United Mine, Workers , had
expressed? themselves as wiillnz
i to' keep , the mines -working for
IB days more while negotiations
continued If the producers would
make any; pay increase retroac-
I tire. The operators refused .7
1
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- CulUrt Ota', "
Although the next gubernatorial
campaign: Jsnt until 193S, ' Cul
, bert . Olson, above, chairman of
the Democratic statccentral com.
. mittee and state senator from Los
- Angeles, CaL, is being prominent-"
r ly" mentioned as the. likely candi
date . to . lead the : Democratic
I Purely to God .we're not go-1 1838. Olson is being
Flewer fer first lady
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt receives a flower from Geraldlne Walker
of the slum district titer the first lady .ef the land had given the
signal for the start ef Detroit's $8,000,000 slum clearance project,
; -, Civic and patriotic organizations turned out for the ceremony.
ing . to, allow this industrial war-
tare to tare piecebecause ox
retroactive clause,"..' McGrady
shouted. J - .
I - TXm fftM ffi rr 1 19 m.r . m wtta
with President Roosevelt yester
day ' discussing industrial rela
tions and that .the soft, coal sit-
t nation was the only bad spot on
the map.; "..'.,v-
;"We've been taking It on the
mentioned . as the potential suc
cessor to Upton Sinclair who won
the Democratic nomination for
governor : last- year on an EPIC
platform, He was in command of
Sinclair's gubernatorial campaign
; - I . ; In 1934.
re-stating contentions ot the 'de
fendants In the ease and in com-
Fagea. president of the Pitts-1 """7"," . 1 S C, 7 7J. . .
burgh district.
Just before Fagen . took
the
tunately so worded his opinion as
to give the reasonable and def in
Record Fresliqian
Glass to Register!
(Continued from Page l)
C. M.. Inmau and Ray L. Smith,
have also been added to the law
school faculty. Dean Roy M.
Lockenour expects a -considerable
increase in law school enrollment
Most of the students who will I
arrive Monday hope to earn part
of their expenses by working. A
camnalffn to find part time Jobs
for students has produced favor
able results. Applications for
government jobs under the stu
dent aid program exceed the num
ber ot Jobs available by a large
number, according to Dean F. M.I
Erlckion. work is avauaoie zor
about 71 students under the .fed
eral relief setup. -
The faeulty. nil members of
which are now on hand, held its
first meetinr of the year yester-
bcnncu, usivv hbcu sm shw wj i - i
the probate eouTt following ap- j day and discussed puns tor wei
commc me new siuueuia.
terniUea and sororities as well as
They were married later in the
day by Rev. P. W. Erlksen.
Glasses Registered With
about 70 boys of the grade school,
isalo r feign school, and prep
school age registered for classes
yesterday morning, the T.M.C.A.
announced that ..registration was
as good as could be expected for
the first day. . ...
Executors . Discharged Dis
charge of R- O. Solum, executor,
and Gusta M. Solum, executrix, ot
the estate of Peter J. Talsater, de
ceased, have been discharged by
Coming Events
Sept 14-ltP West 1 Stay
ton Harvest festival. West
Stayton school grounds. ,
Sept 18 Freshman days
' begin, Willamette waivere-
ty. . '
Sept lft fialem schools
'open. '. ', , '".
; September 20 k t t e
' grange conference In llao
leay grange hall, 10:80 a. nt.
September 20 Fallopea.
ine. - -r: -.'--
Sept 21 a Joee , vnT
Willamette, football, SweeV
land field. o'clock. .
' Sept 27-S Oregoa State
Bar Association, ; " t
October 5 Sixth Mickey
House, anniversary at the
ELiinore.
flrxhrratohoed dow ? T-2.22f.
ia new ana moamea union; pro
posal.
out of his way adversely to crit
icize the German government,
which criticism was not -a rele
vant or legitimate part of his Ju
dicial decision.'
Hull explained the' federal gov
ernment had no Jurisdiction over
state and municipal officials.
Announce School
Opening Schedule
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high schools are running on full-
day schedules Tuesday, the sen
ior - nigh - students will pass
through the short period,' halt-
thi afternoon to do their book ,. 55"J " !"m "P.;
buying. For them, regular class-1 1""' ..rruu,,.
County Expenditure ;
VponBang$y Disease
Control Is Limited
New Faith tc
link Germany
Invincible Germany Theme
of Nazis Convention;
Fuehrer Lauded "
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more important than to quarrel
about the form In which some be
lieve they must present God to .
their fellow men .
Further emphasis on the evoia- -
tion of a new national .German '
religion was laid during the Hit- ;
ler youth rally sby :. the premier
presentation of an oratorio - like
performance ; involving , band mu
sic,' speaking choruses. Individual
speakers and singing.
"Holy fatherland," and "flag
to which we all pledged our lives
flag which is our beginning and .
our end, were two of the themes.
Der fuehrer was told in musical. '
rhyme: ' '
X "When you, our fuehrer, eaU
us for storm or attack, we shall
begin that attack Jubilantly and
ready tor victory." v K - -
One of the speakers In this lilt-
lng drama exclaimed: , -
rlf we have not time to pray
Whereunnn the -Whole ehorua
joined In: : - v;
"God will nevertheless under
stand us, for whoever consecrates -his
life to hi nation will be hon-.
ored by a blessed stand next to
thelrd.rtHt:r'ft' ' "
' FOREST FTRB SPREADS - . .
'. KELLOGG-, Idaho, Sept. li.
C&A forest fire started this aft
ernoon near the Elk creek school,
climbed to timber on the hillsides ,
and tonight had covered about 45
acres. , . . - - f , . ,
PENNEY'S
I es will 'start Wednesday. .
Rural Aid Of fice
in New Location
proval of their accountings.
Y. Men on Retreat C. A. Kells,
Gus Moore. - LeRoy . Casey, . Bill
Lemmon. and Bob Buxton, mem
bers ot the Salem T. M. C A.
sUff, will attend staff retreat
which the Portland Y; Is holding
today at Camp Collins.
Cole is Speaker Howard Cole,
The ioint Marion-Polk county
other camnus organisations were! ... . u. .n..i ..MiitiMnn
also preparing to greet the new- admlnigtratIm naTe been moved
comers.- , (to room 4S. Oregon building.
Plans for Freshman ' . I Ted R. Hobart. Marion county su-
Daysf Are Complete , Jperrisor, t announced : yesterday.
Dr. Bruce Baxter win omciauy i Associated with him In this office
welcome the freshmen to Willam- . vftTor Madsen. . Polk sucer- I "Yr....V ' -T...
tte at 9:30 o'clock .Monday -;"aMlM Jane Knapp.h8me
jAmriiW 4e An Yt I - I V4Bka usn ims a v aww w mm
work,' which by new state law
hMnniM mandatorv in 1SS7. Is
Contrary to early reports, no limited to zl cents per head of
changes are anticipated in the eattle lt was stated at the county
country school bus routes lead- elerks ? office yesterday. This is
ing to Salem senior and Junior ,tne highest figure at which the
high schools, Principal Fred D. fee 0f veterinarians appointed as
Wojf of the senior institution said assistant county; herd Inspectors
last night. The bosses will make mty De tet. - -'- :- --' - -the
usual pickup stops Monday ; Beflef was expressed, however,
morning , and leave the high that the fee might be considerably
scnool on the homeward trip t at inwr- itnn tbe- eharae naid by
noon. Tuesday. tthey will leave ttB county at present for tnber-
uie eny on regular scneauie, diogfc , tesUng ot catUe Is 15
rrom .tne senior nign at. s:o p. centJ a Dead. The sUte wlirpay
m. : ;c .. . . '. Icost of ear tags, laboratory tests
. Wolf, with R. W. Tavenner, as- and inspection forms in connec-
sistant principal, and their staff, Itlon with the Bangs control wore.
worked at the high school .until I This program will be financed
late last night and expect to with federal money in 1934.
spend today there rechecking re-
for
Main -
Wear
Whether it be boys or
men's work or dress
- rain coats Penneys
' have them at - bargain
' prices... . ;
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V 'All. new stock . "
ready for you rr
(piiuiayyiiivl
tery. On the state's moUon, Judge yice-president of the Christian En-1 morning at an assembly in cnap- economics director.
Miller B.; Kayden .'continued the
case ? indefinitely end - released
Johnson on his own recognizance.
The authorities were unable to lo
cate: the prosecuting witness.
deavor Union of Oregon; will ad !
dress the Men's 99 Bible class of
the First Christian church at 9:45
this morning.
Account Is Final Final ac-
ptanTwo niinics The Salem counting of Josephine A. Steen ns
office ot the Marion county de- execntrixf ot the estate of H. E.
partment of health will hold two Steen, deceased, shows cash In
cUnics next week. A preschool wm of I30S.4S, outgo of 145.50
Hobart said that while he was
I without definite information to
minimum of confusion
I morning. .:,, " .
Monday
r . . . . . . vvu.nvii - - . iiu., -n7iTTavii Tiai aTinnTinppn
..u -ii;v!--i..Mi. TiiitMitai tun a naianre or izj y.sz m casn i x . .v. viu .m'i uuwuh. -
and ' women a mrb """": ,.v.KmA loor. n ianslst
with ? professors and ine
forenoon and the regular immun
izations, . Saturday ; morning from
8:30 to 10: o'clock. - "
Townsend i Meeting---Townsenid
club No. 1 will meet Monday night
at 7:45 at the Tabernacle at 13th
and Ferry streets, a: N. Donald
son,: deputy .snerui, wn speaa.
giving ; his ' interpretation of. the
social security bill.
Trustees Demnr New matter
in the defendants'answer does
not ; constitute a ' defense, plain
tiffs held in a, demurrer filed yes-
and other assets worth $375.
Safe Authorized--W. L. Cobb
km' , rtr pivA '- nrnha to' ""' court ' au
thority to sefi personal property
In the estate of Walter G. Relfe,
of whom he is guardian, to satis
fy obligations of the estate. -
Grange Meets -A routine meet
ing of the Salem grange was held
in Miller hall yesterday morning.
There was no - formal program.
Twenty-four members were pres- i
ent 1 . ''--"
el following which the freshmen
will commence an intensive pro-
' if S tthii toe is' vu cerUta
f1118- iTi.1: Uiat his organlsaUon would be
working steadily to carry out the
m 4t W 1 IT - i r - I 1XVS i VUAvm wmmm m- "V -
' " 4 - 1 i TTTIH..J .hA .H1 Utn
- . . a K.a-v eu. ww nini u. w utf nuui
Professor. Herman uiari wui - - . ... ' t rtnnnt
conduct tour of the campus la-1 T " .r; v.r. ' 1..
... . n l nrT nr asu 1 1 in rii iimii m ii ikcu ui.ru - - . . . .
(continued from page l)
from the Bremen and tosslng lt In
rSrntion sahtS fanners ho. have, the desire and th river July 26. Secre-
... fling, fwiuwi iui .w . - x uo ueyttikuicui cuuusiueu
Apology Sent on
Brodsky Incident
it was the intention of the rural i
,etndT tests at vh0 are on relief roll of iwhose tf feel that the magistrate.
in!raj.. al.iLae, credit sources have ; been ex- . -
in
s:i. xuo ubuiuu fcBn.ffli-
organlsed at its first class meet-
lng at 4 o'clock. A, party ior , .
girls at the gymnasium ana onei , - :cAB KILLS AVIATRJX
for men at the M. U. A. WiUl r. - t
start at 7:30. t I LONGVIEW, Wasn., Sept.' lfj-
Rocild E.
t i 1 1 & 1 Mramtnations and I WV-Mrs. Hazel Bunch of Seattle,
health talks will be glten Wednes- Wash.; aTiatrix, died in a hospi-
day v. i tai ute tonignt as a resun oi m-
I south of Ostrander. Wash., early
nr nniin?(! ee. mcuuiim in ueii i , 1 -...-. " . - i-rr - . . . ..
ip cf n 'an f th-1 vendeh, deceased." has been ap- Benefit raid Under ,. r this evening.
Decree Given
rrt i tmktMta for denositonr 1 Jonea'finai accounting as execu
nt riili'- MrPialnA m- their 1 tor of the estate of, Sarah A, Ho-
i proved in probate court here.
Garden Club Meet The Salem
Garden club will hold special
meeting at the chamber of com
merce here at S o'clock Monday
night.
, Foreclosure Asked Union Cen
tral Life Insurance company has
filed suit In circuit court here to
foreclose ion ai chattel; jmortgage
agaiast Irvin G. Reinke- The court
Is requested to appoint a receiver
pending completion of the case.
Settlement Acknowledged Ac
knowledgment ot complete settle
ment, of an old circuit court case,
S. A. Miller vs Eliza Kinzer. has
been entered in the county clerk's
records by the defendant.
k- Boy Disappears Ralph Rea-
soner, 17, 5 feet 10 Inches U; about 28 ships, which sailed from
weight 1 140 pounds; light hair, Portland August 31, and was pre
blue eyes, son of Mrs. A. A. Carl- .nmBhiv- atm onni
son, Taftf Oregon, disappeared been concentrated in . the vicinity
irom nis nome. yesieruay. puu ot the Mediterranean. .
uerw were nouueu. , Nearly another hundred ''units
Cars Stolen A Bnlck touriirg of the British home fleet was
car belonging to N. V. ' Lowery. sianaing oy ai roruana ior man-
2048 Court street, and a Chevro- euvers announced to start Tues
let! . beloneine to E. H.' Chamn. I day in Scottish Waters. Naval
Stayton. were stolen from North men, however, observed that this
Statesman Policy J
GverlCa British
Ships Held Ready
. (Continued from Page 1)
j while ten more were cruising in
the Mediterranean and a fleet of
Cheek for $30 has been mailed
to Berth M. King of Sublimity
bv The Statesman as payment un
der - her aecident policy carried
through The Statesman. Mrs. King
wa struck by an automobile at
the Ladd ' & Bush corner several
weeks go. The in Jury was cover-:
ed by The Statesman accident pol
icy. V V' ' ' - '.:
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SOCK OF THE MONTH '
Guaranteed , CA
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- EMMONS, Wa ,
..-426' State St, -
t t Residence Pnone 8719 ,
Off ice Phone 5828 ,
Newell Williams
t Confidential Investigations:
Any Where - Any Time -
Salem, Oregon'- :
Insurance and
: . r Real Estate'. '
Becke tS. Yadjrrcrlb
189 N. High-j ihone 4947,
. ' - ' - Groves .
At -Amiti.- Sept. 14, -Anna
Groves, . aged i3 years,- Survived
by son Ernest of Amity. Remains
in care of Salem Mortuary S45
N. Capitol. Funeral-. announce
ments later.
MOWERS
OLSON, Fjorkt
Corrt & Hba Phcne 71C5
Church street last night.
Dick rpjohn Leaves' Richard
"Dick'f ..Upjohn left yesterday to
resume bis stuaies . in liarvara
medical college, Boston, Mass.
This will be his second year there.
Maccabees Wednesday The
Maccabee lodge, will - meet Wed
nesday night in. the K. J?. .hall at
$ o'clock. The new rituals will be
used. A social hour will -follow. ..-
Tnthhls Return" J. B. T.
Tuthllli and daughter, .Gertrude,
former residents of Salem who ere
bow living in California, have
been renewing acquaintances here
for the past two days. .;:
Here From South - Mrs. Ralph
II. Smith of Riverside, Calif., has
been visiting in Salem with her
mother. Mrs. M. M. Fake, and her
sister, Miss Mary Fake, v .-. ; .
fleet could receive sudden orders
to change its plans and reach the
Mediterranean in from three to
five days. -f .
PILES CURED
Without epentlon or lots sf time
. - DR. MARSHALL
S2 Orefoa SMc . ' fioas BS0S
SPECIAL.
Our Usual Wave, Complete 75
Perm Oil 7 f 1 0
Push Wave,
v , 'Complete -"'
iMi. Phone 88S3
n 207 1st KaH Eank Eldg. -
Lli. CASTU3 PEFJIL WAVEr
USB CHINESE HERBS
WHEN OTHERS FAIL
Charlie Chan -Chinese
Herbs :
Remedies
are son poison- .
ons, their heal
ing virtue has
been tested
hundreds years
in t ol lowing
obronie nil- S. B. Fong
ments, throat, sinusitis, catarrh;
ears, lungs, asthma, chronic
congh, stomach, gall stones, co
litis, constipation, diabetes, kid
neys, bladder, heart, nerves,
neuralgia, rheumatism, high
blood pressure, ' gland, -skin
sores, male, female and chil
dren disorders.
8. B. Fongv 8 years practice
in China, Herb Specialist,
gives relief after others fail.
123 N. Commercial St., Salem,'
Ore, Office hours every dayr 9
to 4 p.m. except Sunday and
Wednesday, 0 to 10 a. m.
School Opens
I Tomorrow
V. . and for cnildren to 'do
good . work it. ia . essential
that they be in good health
regular examinations
by your physician will help
keep them welL'
SCIIAEFER'S
.DRUGSTORE
. , Prescriptions
1S3 N. Cml Dial B18T
FRANK HUTCHASON
Certain-teed Asphalt
Shingles Are "JUillerizecT
Get the Best '
r ; ; (UIX 4642 ;
; Salem Paint 4&
Rbbfim; Co, .
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Bv. Chen Lao
" Chinese Medicine, Co,
Without operation -
most, ailments ot
stomach, liver
glands, skin and ur-
and women can-he j
removed by using s
our remedies 18 J
la business.
Lice used Kawro- -
pathie Physicians. V ( . .
803 H CMnnBxreei,
corner I Liberty - of
fice open Tuesdays
and Saturdays, 10
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Consultation. E'ood
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Tests free cf charge.
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DONTT THROW AWAV OLD TIRES I
Bring them to 01 tnd we'll give then
new life and many miles of extra mileage.
Wve installed KITE MOLDS the
latest and finest equipment cn the mar
ket today. Unequalled for highest-quality
Retreading that means a saving for you.
Wll be glad to show you how you can
add extra miles to those old tires at sur- j
prisingly low cost.
Example: Special 4.40x21, $2.95
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I Liberty & Gieineketa
Telephone 3412