The 02EG0N STATESMAN, Sclera, Oregon, Saturday llorniflsv Septcnbcr 21, 1933
PAGE FIVE
: Local News Briefs
Sabs, Auto Shop - Qeorge
Douglas, Salem high . school and
Willamette university u graduate,
has been employed as a, substitute
teacher In charge- of the senior
high auto shop. Principal Fred D.
Wolf announced yesterday. Doug
las received practice teacher train
ing in the high school machine
shop t under supervision of C. A.
Cuderian. Wolf said ant auto shop
Instructor probably would, be enw
J ployed Tentually lor this posi
tion, left vacant when Tom Wol-
gatnott -was held to lack proper
credits to entitle him to receive
a vocational education teaching
certificate; Ninety boys are en
rolled in this course. -v. .
; Special Communication of
" t Salem "Lodge -No.J 4, A. F.
V A. M. at the lodge hall
X Rtnrflv Rnt. 21 at 1:00
p.m. to conduct the funeral, ser
,vice of G. W. LaHar. By order ot
- the W. M. . ' ?lJ:f
H- V7. ' Swaf f ord, Secretary.
Sues for Divorce Jessie Dean
yesterday filed suit for divorce
.from r Francis -Howard Dean, to
whom" she was married in - Van
couver, Wash., September 6, it31.
She alleges cruel and Inhuman
, treatment, and. further that he
deserted her August 4. after she
- had awakened -him during 4 the
night to call medical assistance
tor her. The complaint states that
August It she received a letter
from him from San Tranclsco re
Questing her to send hia clothing.
.She asks restoration of her maid
en name, Jessie Waldle. '
Dance continued at, Kent! hall
Sat. nlte. Eddie Burke'i hand.
Vanish Fire Ladder City fire
men yesterday were retlnlshing
the 85-foot extension ladder on
the department's aerial ' true,
which was blistered by the heat ot
tae capuoi . pre usi avw.
old Tarnish was removed, two new
coats applied and a third may be
added. Aside from minor losses
of equipment, ima was w ewx
' equipment damage suffered by the
department in this fire.
LostBlack fur eoUar. Phone
Mrs. Goodwin, 743. Reward.
Permits Total SMSTour per
mits for repairs and reroof ing
costing 1345 all told were issued
hT the citv building inspector yes
terday, as follows: 8. M. Endl-
eott, reroof store, 110 South 12th
street, sisa; f. o. uowersox. xw-
root stare, 1104 Leslie. 285;
- Statesman Publishing company,
repair building, 215 South Com
: merclal, $45: Jack Allen, reroof
dwelling 1960 North Capitol, ISO.
Reserved Seat San Jose-Willamette
game Sat, Sept 21, on sale
Cliff Parker's, Price $1.10.
. . Accidents Minor Two minor
automobile accidents were report
ed to city police yesterday involv
ing the following: Frank M
- Erickson, route three, and Frank
' Zane, 1SZ East Miller street, at
Court and Commercial streets;
Edwin if. Tucker. Portland, and
Mrs. Ada Toung, route five, at
Commercial and State. No injuries
were listed.
Employes Meet Employees ot
the Associated Oil company held
a. general "get together" meeting
in , the Marion hotel last night
R: H. Cook, assistant sales-man
ager for Oregon. Bill Harding, su-
vrintendent OI service Siauons,
and F. K. Neff, local agent at
tended. ; -.'"'
Here is a real bargain tor you,
The Statesman one full year by
mail for only $3.00., -
Douglas Answers Answering
suit of Leroy B, Wonderly for
damares. Vernon A. Douglas aa-
'miU the plaintiff was afflicted
with varicose veins and that the
defendant treated vWonderly a
portion of - the time he was dis
abled, but denies other allegations
of the complaint.
Dismiss. Suit Circuit court ac
tion brought by the United States
life Insurance company against
Henry G. Ziegler was . yesterday
ordered dismissed without costs to
letther party.
". Tiancek .continued at Kentl Hall
.. va ii i. ihirt.'i nana.-'
Demurs to Complaint In eon
section with ' salt of Lloyd L.
Hughes, Inc., against Sun Onn
and Dr Toon, defendants , have
tiled demurrer to the complaint
Disorderly Condoct Charged-
Chet Ridgeway and an nnldenU
tied persons , were arrested last
night by city police on a charge of
disorderly conduct -
AbDrore Account Final ae-
count of Sarah Bruneau and Se-4
Una Bruneau as executrlces of the
estate of Charles B. Bruneau has
been, approved in. probate court
Obituary
At the residence on route 5, Sh
. lem, September 20, William iF.
Burch, aged years.' Survived
by widow, Lois B. Burch of Sa
lem; s, brother, Jerold Burch of
, England; a sister, Mrs.; Marion
Smith of Salem; cousin, Edmund
. May of Salem. Funeral services
from the chapel of .the Clough
. jMtrncs: company olohomj, - tsep-
tember 23, at 2 p. m. with Inter
ment in the City Vltw eemetery,
Rev. W. C. Kantner officiating.
Spalnhour s
In this city, on -Sept 20, Charles
E. Spalnhour, at age ot 55 years,
Survived by wife. Pearl r Spain
hour, Salem; one daughter, Mrs.
Theada Doty, Salem: sister. May
Brookham, Illinois; b re t he r.
Frank Spalnhour, Illinois. Funer
al annooneementi will be an
' nounced later from W. T..Rigdon
and Co. -
. At residence, 11 JO S. Liberty,
Sept 19. Gordon W. Lafler, aged
80 years. Survived by wife, Me
lissa, Salem; " one son, Axtnur- K.
Lallerv Portland, r Funeral , serv
let Saturday, Sept 21, at 1:30 p.
m., at the chapel of W. T. Rigdon
ic Co. Rev. W. C Kantner, offi
ciating.
Wordens Appeal Undertaking
on appeal brought by the defend
ants Worden in the suit of. Eve
lyn R; TJmphlette against the city
of; Sllverton and I. D. Worden
and wife was tiled with the coun
ty; clerk yesterday. In a Jury ver
dict on trial ot the suit the plain
tiff was awarded $5000 damages
tor injuries sustained V to - her
hand, injured rn a tall on the
sidewalk! In1 front-of the Worden
house at Sllverton. The Jury ver
dict was brought in July 1$.
Special dance, U. Park tonight
1934 Ford de luxe coupe like new.
Private party. $475 without ra
dio. $15i more with radio. 290 S.
14th street ' -
Takes Residential Beat A res
idential patrol service tori the city
ot Salem! was added yesterday, to
the list of duties whiheh the new
private Investigation service, New
ell "Williams, director, will under
take. The patrol offers to do work:
by the month, week, or day, de
pending ; upon the wishes ot the
owner who desires the service,
with a view toward preventing the
property; of owners away from
home from being burned or bur
glarised, '
Ice. Prompt residence delivery.
Also crushed ice and salt for ice
cream. Capital Ice St Cold Storage
Co., Kta Trade St Phone 540 J.
Services Set . Funeral services
for Oscar TO. T. MuellhauBt Port
land, brother of Otto MneUhaupt
ot Salem, wiH.be held at 2:30 pja.
today Irom the Hohnan & Lull
Colonial mortuary. North 14th
and Sandy boulevard, Portland.
Interment will be in Lone Fir ce
metery. ; Surviving in addition to
the brother here are the widow.
Mary, brother. T. Muellhaupt and
sister, Freida, all of Portland.
Rummage Sate.' White Shrine to-
daV. S50 N Hlrh St.
Two Industrial Deaths There
were two fatalities in Oregon due
to industrial accidents during the
week ending; September 19, the
state industrial accident commis
sion reported Friday. The vic
tims were Calvin A. Petrle, New-
berg,' and Carl J. Anderson. Port-
and. There were 852 accidents
reported to the commission dur
ing the week.
Sunday dinners, Ella's Inn, Rick
Teall. Wood's Car Blazes An auto
mobile firemen said belonged to
Troy Wood, Salem, was slightly
damaged by fire which started
around the carburetor while the
machine! was la the 100 block on
South Liberty street at 4:40
o'elock yesterday afternoon. A
hand extinguisher was used in
putting but the blase.
Dances continued at Kentl Hall
Sat. nits. "Eddie Rnrke'a hand.
neckleseness Charged Gordon
J.' Benson, Salem, was booked by
city police yesterday on a charge
ot reckless driving. Charges ot op
erating , an automobile without
brakes and ot driving without an
operators' license were written up
against j Vernon B. Sumner,
1140 North lth street. -
Luts Florist 1270 N. Lib. F. 9592.
Speeder Fined James H.
McPherson. 1317 Market street,
paid a $2.50 fine yesterday for
speeding, according to municipal
court records. A $1 penalty was
Imposed on Florence A. Eshelman,
494 South Winter, for driving a
car with Improper muffler.
Seeks' Divorce Charging de
sertion, Margaret Udell yesterday
filed . divorce complaint against
Clifford; Udell. She asks 'custody
of their; two children, $20 ninth
ly support and, $75 . attorney's
fees. They were married In Mon-
tesano,. Wash., November 9, 1923.
Appointed to Board W. T.
Jenks of H. S. Gile and company,
was recently appointed a member
of the board ot trustees of the Co
lumbia River Gateway Foreign
Trade association. The board will
meet Tuesday noon, October 1, at
the Multnomah hotel In Portland.'
Citizenship Class The- citizen
ship czm meets tonight in the
T. M. OLA. under the leadership
of C. A. Kella. who has announ
ced that the class is often to any
body preparing f of citizenship,
without charge. '
VUlt to Inspect J. C Albright,
deputy administrator of W. P. A.,
and H. .W. Hughs, director of fi
nance and reports, rlslted the Sa
lem WPA. offices ot district num
bef 2 on an Inspection tour yes
terday;
To Study Budget . ! The boy
scout council finance committee
last night at their meeting in
the chamber of commerce, carried
on an open discussion of the bud
get" - - ..
Inebriation Alleged Three
men were booked by. city police
yesterday on charges of being
drunk.: One was listed as Charles
Grimm, transient the other two
as John Doe and Richard Roe.
Here Is a real bargain tor yon.
The Statesman one full year by
mail lor oaly- $3.00.
Action Dismissed Circuit
court action brought by - A, A,
Flesher against W. W. Flynn was
dismissed yesterday on order ot
the court and attachment made
la connection with the suit or
dered discharged. -
Illegal LightsWayne Wfflard
paid a dollar fine in Justice court
yesterday tor driving a car .with
UlegUUghts.
Births
- Toralinsoa To Mr.' and- Mrs.
Arthur Lewis Tomllnson, Silver-
ton, a- boy, John Lashler, born
September 15 at a local hospital.
Jackson To Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Jackson, route three, a boy,
Robert Gordon, born September
14 at a local hospital.
Police Go Hunting Patrol
men liOuls Burgess and Atlee
Wintersteen and radio operator
Cllve Scott of the ' Salem police
force are leaving this morning on
a, deer hunting expedition which
win last until Tuesday. They plan
to try their fortunes in the- Pais
ley district, south ot Bend. Thorn-
i Nelson Is substituting for
Scott
Here is a real bargain for yon.
The Statesman one full year by
mail for only $3.00.
Insurance Agents Meet' A
meeting ot all the representatives
of stock Insurance companies last
night studied policies with a view
to obtaining the best protection.
The meeting was part ot -an edu
cational campaign tor Insurance
agents. ...
Here Is a . real bargain tor yon.
The . Statesman one full 'year by
mall tor only $3.00.-'
; Fined $5 Each Melvin Jasper
Boatwright and ' Melvin David
Boatwrlglrt were haled into Jus
tice court yesterday, each charg
ed with operating a motor vehicle
without license plates. Both ad
mitted guilt and paid $5 and court
costs, k irStrs- -' ' '
- HiiglT Rogers Better r Hugh
Rogers, city engineer, who v was
being treated at Salem ' General
hospital last week, Is now able to
walk about town and is reported
in greatly Improved health. He
hopes to be able to return to his
office tor. regular duty within a
week. ' ' . - ,.r :
Teachers to Meet - Sunday
school ' teachers and officers of
the First Church of God, North
Cottage and Hood street, will
meet Tuesday night at 7:30
o'clock to discuss church work for
the fall and winter. '
Manages Station Elvis Pruitt,
for the past two years with the
Woolworth company here, is tak
ing over the management of. the
Gilmore service-station in West
Salem, beginning today.
Griffith Replies Denial ot all
allegations of the defendant's sec
ond, further and separate answer
is set up in reply tiled -by S. O
Griffith, plaintiff In suit against
J. E. Parrish pending in circuit
court ..
Settle Suit The circuit Judge
yesterday ordered dismissed as
sett'tled the suit brought by Lola
Williams against Claude Martin.
Hearing in Estate Final bear
ing in the estate of Edgar T. Bar-
kus has been set for October 22.
Coast Bridges to
Be Ready on Time
An ot the tire Oregon coast
highway bridges, now under con
struction, will be completed on or
before the . contract limitation
date. C B. McCullough, state
bridge engineer, declared Friday.
The bridges will cost approxi
mately $5,500,000, Including in
terest on the bonds and all other
costs. Work on the Alaea -bridge
was started in April, 1934, while
work on the other spans began
In July of the same year.
McCullough said the Siuslaw
bridge would be completed in
February of next year while the
Coos Bay bridge would be n min
ed the following May. The Coos
Bay bridge is the largest of the
five spans.
The Reedsport bridge will be
completed in December of this
year and the Alsea span In Feb
ruary, 1935. The Yaqulna Bai
bridge win be ready to turn over
to the state in September ot next
year.
Work on the 'Yaqulna Bay
bride was delayed because of
trouble with the foundations.
Hop and Prune Ptcher
Are Wanted for Today
The National Reemployment
service announced yesterday that
about 100 hop pickers and a-few
prune pickers would be needed to
day. Blackberry pickers, the
announcement declared, are want
ed at Claskanine. :
rati chuech or chxist
., SCXZKTXST
ClinB,ktm sad Liberty tU. Saa&sr
eaool at 9:45 aa 11 a. m. Soaday r-
Tice at 11 a. m. aad 8 p. m. Sabjact
Of lesion Mrmon. "JfatUr."- TmUibobt
mUa( Wedaaaday aiar at S o'clock.
Taa raadiac raam ia M aaaaia taaipla opaa
U I. a. U 8:30 p. m axeept Baadays
aaa aauoaji.
nXST BaTTIST
Bibla school. 9:43. JVad Broer. inier-
latoadoBt. Freachinx aorrieea. 11, aad
7:80, Dr. 3. X. Cotunt prcackinf: Bora-
ills' subject, "Tha IMviaa Program of
ETBfUsa": arcniac' '.'How to Saiaa
taa Joad ia SaUa"; tint ia a Mr la (
araagaliatia ateetiagi by Dr. Coaaat. B.Y
SOTTTH SAISM TBIESSS
SoatB CoaBorcial at Wathiastoa. Caar-
lei C . Havorth. pastor. Sunday school.
10: atoraias woibsip. 11. Miss PhTUi
rlaer hat chare ot tha nniic: C. I.
Hotting. a:SO, Anita Cook, leader;
aiaf worship, 7:S0; Bi&woek ateeting tor
prarar and praiso Tbartday, 1 :so.
" ZOSXDALE TSXESVs'
XQ Cliftoa Boss, minister. Snaday
aeaooL 10. T. D, Trick, aaponatoadent
MornJag worship, 11. "Lying to th Holy
boost ; tatarcosory prayer, : 4 p.
Christisa ZadeaTor, T p. as.
- CAXYAKT BAfTXST
Soath High and rsrry. Cbareh school
t :d5, lira. W. A, Bsrkas, snperintendt.
rrsaeoing srrts. H and 7:30, Bur.
A. K. Taia of Portlsad,. guest pastoc
a. x. U. aarriea, 0:89. -
S.t'r 'QSnXAV SATTIST
Kortk Cottage at 0. Bar. O. Schank.
auisting miaiatsr. Bond ay aebooL ' t :3,
Baa Bchhmaa, sapniatandeBt; Boraiag
same, ll ; Talng Knlei, aid-
wees praytr mstting wedaesday at S.
CHvnca or ceszst . -
Kartk CotUaa aad BaiBoiaav CB.
Spriaga, nlaistea. Bible etody, 10; aer
moa, ii. ay dgar Vrtntf at Jl alalia ob
aarvaaee of the Lord's Bower: eTanina'
as i.aw. .....
etolzwood mnrza USTZSXX
17th aad Kabraska. B. C. Kaaa. via
later. Saaday school. t:4S; morming wr
ship, 11, "BewarA f or - Taithf otaoso" ;
7:0; aUdweck bible etady Wednesday at
. ' , . ;
CHTTBCB OT JBSUg CHXJST Or
v XJLTTZB DAT SAXSTS .
" ICoeti at tha Satoae Teaas'i elub, 466
aorta vottaao. saadsy acaool, io; preach-
ug semes, :su p. sa.
.. rOTTBSQUAKS CHTTBCH 3
855 Coart. BDitaire. Eranr.liit aad
I lira. Charles Gsines will bold a series at
special aeetiagj beginning Saaday.
Rogers ScionFree in Tragedy;
- - -"" .
: tit A
Benry Baddleatom Rorers (Utl);
jPa after leinir released en bail in the mystery ahootinr of Ihreiyn Hoer,
!mnaical eomedy favorite, at Bogers farm home at IndeO, Pav; Anthori
tlas expressed opinion the actress committed auielde following qoarral
witit yoanc
riBST CHT7XCH OT COS
Worth. Cottar st Hood street: L. Wee-
ley Johnson, pastor. Church aeheal class
es at 9:45. Xylo D. Xjsoa,apW Morn
ing worship st 11. Sernrea "The King
dom ot God aad Hi Chexch; a Cont
pariaoa." Th ehorns will slag "Ait Hail
IsasaaaBaL" . Toaag Peopla'a society at
6:45. Debate em "BesoWed. that a
Christisa Should Sot Participate la
War." Ironing isrrie at S. broadcast
from S:0 to t:15. Sermoa, "Th Mean
ing el Calrary." The mixed aaartet
wiU eiBg. "He Hideth My BoaL" BibU
atody Wedaesday, 7:49 p. at. Choir re
hearsal jmoar sdght. Ueaie srsrer
meeting every Tuesday at Mrs. Butcher's,
loss Jiui street, aaa each rrtday at Mrs.
Leits', S307 Laora areaue, at 3 aw a.
rHUlI METHODIST EmOOPAL
State aa6 Cbarch streets: J. E. Mini-
ran, pastor: Mildred BsrtaoloaMW. direct
or yoang people's ectivities; Ox. K. M.
ustks, o. BL sopu Morning warship, 11,
i a uoa ei tat uvuik." Evearag war
ship. 7:80, "The Genius of God." 8. &,
S:4&. Toaag People's Derotioaal meet
ings, d:30. BUly Crary will preside at
the High School Warn aeettag La tha
parsonage. Warren Peters will lead Cel-
loge Vespers ia Chrest eettag. Miss
Bleaaer Moor will lead th Coram die
euasioa at th church.
SnTBBTCiaT XTJTHXBAJr
Charch street between Chemeketa aad
Ceater. Bot. 1. W. Xrifcsen. neater. Saa
day school. 9:ii, Alrta Olaea, saperia
tendent; meraing wen hip, 11, "Why Kaa
man the Syriaa, the UasleaK waa Healed
aad Ket tha Uneieaa of Israel"; anthems.
Awake Mr 8oi" (BmOard) aad "Oed
iaXar" (Shelley), chair; Toaag People's
leagae, 7 p. bl, Clarice Kelbe, - leader;
enrollment of confirmation cms Batnrday
at 10:0 a. a.
csubch; or va xaxabxww
Saadar school at S:45: rraak. M. lit-
wilier, sapt. Moraine worship at 11
o'clock. "The Ufe I Now Lire.'' Marria
O. Jobe, minister. A class ot abont'14
members will be receieed into chorea
membership at this service. " Toaag Peo
ple's meeting et 0:30 p. a. Evangelistic
a em eo at 7:10 p. m.. "The Meaaest
Thief That Brer LiTed."' Prayer serriee
Wecnesday, 7.-30 p. m.
COTBT STBXZT OHTBCH Or OHBIST
Court and 17th. D. W. Janiela, pastor.
Bible school, 9:45, Miss Jean Hawkiaa,
snpenntendent : aemrng worsnin and eb-
serrance ot the Lord's Supper, 11, mes-
sage, ' Besntntioa ; Christisa fades rer,
;S0; evening message at 7:80. "Tha
Charch Loot and round,' ' personal ap
pearance ol the Uhnstian n dearer brou-
cast group ; midweek etady Than day.
7:45.
VTB.ST WBESBTTEBlAJt
Winter and Chemeketa. Grorer C Birt-
chet, D.D., pastor. Charch school, t :SO,
J. 1. ritxsimmens, aperiateadent; morn
ing worship, 11, "A WeU Balanced Life",
anthem, 'Lake as tae Hart irascuia;;
P.M.C.E. societies, S:S0; evening worship,
7:30, mediution, "An Adeanate Perepee
Urs et Life," anthem, "Jesus, Lersr of
Mr Seal" (Caap): midweek prayer.
praise and bible study Thursday, 10.
THB CHVBOH AT SALZM
Upstairs. 441 Coort street; J, Aloaio
Saaden, pastor. Sunday bible school, a
p. m.; mi. Usriaaa Bnoemate, snpt. Tree
ship, S p. a.; Pentecoetsi Gleaners, 7 p.
m.: Zranceliitie. 8 v. a. Tussdar. bible
ttady and prayer. Thursday, prsiae and
sermon. Batnrday, gospel meeting, S p.
TOTTED SCTBJrCB Or TBVTK
Tellewahip center, 410 Bute street
Saadar ecrrices: Junior bible etady.
1:30 a. a. IHviae healing, lecture, S p.
m. Bnbiect. "Mr Kiagdeca Coae." by
Or. Orlea Biehard Bring. Midweek serr
icea. Tharsday evening, S p. nu Pea-
eastrationa aad lecture. a
OBACS OOIPEL HALZi
15th and MiU streets. Saaday school
at 10 a. a. Preaching at S p. a.; anh-
wt 'Qod'M Autraea of the.-Ham
Heart," At 7:44 p. a, th Gospel,
A, Porter, evangelist . tS:
T.wsY.TW nrsrarowvAV. if. X. CBTJBCH
' antk Camntareial - and- MrerS etreete:
Deaa C. Peiadexter aainiaUr. . Saaday
ukui mt e-as a. an. . Thema at taa xa
o'clock worship, "'The Price ot Winning
vr- ?n.Artk Ton at S:SO a. a.
Evening service at 7:80, "The Conquest
wwawnwr.Trrai. Itn nxrOBMXS
H. Capitol and Marion; Edwla Horat
maa, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. a.
Geraaa serriee 10 a. a. JSngliah serv
ices. 1 1 a. a- "The fiaprem Need." - A
gsrdea party wiU be held sf the Pr
eeaaga. 6t Marion atreeV ThBrsday from
Iwi pa . .
TBMTLB "BAPTIST OHUXCB
Korth ltth aad Breymaa svsaae. JBaa
day neb !-: a. a.; Harvey rtaa.
supt Preachiag at 11 a., aad T:se p.
m. ay Kev. Koeert u, jrayae) o.
Cat :80 p. av-...;'u-::':;-
V1TAUTY SHOES
A Complete Line t-.
AcMin Bootery
- 105 North HI
Snldyald Dinner
Also American Dishes
How get there? Ton walking
down Commercial street to
Sits fishing market then yon
stepping upstairs, There ws
uxs. " -
11 A. BL to B A. 1L
vt& WBUam J. reby (ri4rht)his
liogeza,
riMT emiXTTAw mrrmtir .
Center end Hire, etraet Omw T. iwn
baaiu acneoi: . nr. uaeier.
sept; :30 a. a. Morning- worship,
10:45. Tha awemU. .V. T ..J
Sopper. AnUem. There Are Shadows."
7 ewawaer. oermea, "xne Ublldraa at
IHI. WU AM . V - M . , ... K"
dearer. :1S -nu -m in fn- vvmn. Wm.
aiag evangelistie service, TU0. Aa ia-
w.m awTire , wiia a special I as tare.
(OTiaua, vsrw or ueamaaisal"
Charch nJebt nnriw Vr-Al. t.,a
The Paster's Call broadcast daily at
rXBST BYABaBLICAZ.
Corner Samrner aad If um (.),
Xmory W. Petti cord, D.Dn mraister. Saa
day school at 8:45 e. a. Joha 3. Bodia.
sapennteaaent Morning worship at 11
o'clock. Tenor sole by WllUaa 'Wright
Seseaea, "Wekiag on the BeadUM Sesier
nagn acneoi ana young people's leagaes
st 6:89 P. a. Eveaiag ersagsllstic ser
vice st 7:80 p. a, broedesst. Tenor
seloe by William Wright Sermon, "Hea
vea -The Kind ot People That Will Be
There." Bible study Thursday at 7:80
P a-
eaaaaMamemaam
rSEX &CBTH09Z8T CBUaCH
bTorth Wiater at Mark 4 iitutr af TT
Pitcher, pastor. Saaday school at 9:4;
Herbert Heatseav aeot. Mormin wenkin
et 1L T. P. M. 8. crease at S:SO n. m.
iaOMa, piwMIf J I flair MTylCt
St f-Bft. RaW .Mdlf -Veaat V A Mfla.
1. 1 Vfh t e . w
- - "w -m . em e eaava eap M ens A MW ar
eently Mtarwed misaioaariee from, Iadls
win ksve charge ot both aeralag aad
.TiBof aei i luea.
OL ICi A. OOIKL SABSaWACXJi
SS rerry street; W. H. Caldwell, pas.
tor. Saaday school et 9:4 a. at Hern
lag worship at 11 a. m. Gospel team aorv.
mo at taa w feopie's Heme at S p. a.
Toaag People's neoetiag at ; 9:45 p. m.
Xveaiag ersageKstie service at 7:45 a.
a. P,e.nru awtiM ftHiw .U. rw-
eaeeira reaearsat xaaxeaay evening.
HIOEXJUTD TBZBXDS I
Highland avsaue at Chnreh atraet; T.
Ore Brown, -paster. Bible askeol at 19:
uuiea awss, supt. aeettag tor worship
at 11. Junior O. B. at S:SO; Basel
Biekard, supt Intermediate CIK. st
S:S0; Minnie Beckett, supt Adult C. .
at 6:30. Evangelistic services at 7:90.
rrayer meeting at T:SO p. a Thursday.
KBTGHT MB1COKZAT, ':
COHOBBQATIOltAI.
1 9th aa Ferrv. H. O. Starrer. nalaUCer.
Morning worship, lL "The Hope ot the
worm,-- ant a em, jesns, Thoa Art
Standing" (Boberts). trie. "O Lovinr
Father " (Del Biege); Saaday school. 10,
J. i. Thorn pa on. superintendent. -
CHBIST LXTTHIBAJT CHTmCH '.
18th aad State. Bev. Amos K.;Minno
man. A.M pastor. Sunday school. 0:30.
Mrs. Minneman. superintendent: German
service, a: bo, "ilave Ko Care lor the
Morrow": English service. 11. "The Wid
ow of Serepta Belies on God's! Cars";
iiutaer league, l p. a.
JASOV XJE8 XBXOBIAX. K. S.
Corner Korth ' Winter aad Jeff arson.
Lynn A. Wood, minister. Church school,
9:45. H. B. Ca reenter, superintendent
Moraing worship, 11. 'Jesus, the Archi
tect"; Zpwarth leagues, 9:80; evening
service, v:BO, "Be Still aaa a. now That I
Am' Sod"; Prayer meeting Thursday,
i:so. , v ; , -
xiauxmtx, baptist i
Cerasr St Haiel an "AeUsniy streets.
Bible eeaeel at 10 a. as. rreeeaittf- at 11
a. as. and 7 :80 n. aa. Saeeial saaaie. Pray
er servtee Taarsdar evening St Tt45
'cleek. ':. I - -
TIXST COnQKSOATXOVAXi
UVrrtv at Center atreet. B. Bimonds.
minister. Saaday seaeet at :4S a. nu
aferaiar worship at 11 e'eletk. Serasea,
"Teve World's DUemas." Sole s Kiss
Jeaepatne. Bress. .. t - t
; ' THB SALVAnO AMCTt -
19S North Commercial. Captsla sad,
lira. MeAUaa. Saadar achoel. 9 :30; saerav
taa eerviee, 11; Yeans People's; sseetiac ,
:S0; evening eerviee, er weea-aav serv
kes TnesdsT, Tkarsday, Sstordsn 0 p. as.
M A L L ORiY
Cravanette
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HATS MfS
: EMMONS, INC . .
-429 Stats: ,
USE CHINESE HERBS ' :
; WHEN OTHERS FAIL
' Charlie Chan
Chinese) Herbs
Remedies
are non poison'
ens, their heal
ing virtue has
been tested
hundreds years
In following:
eh so tils nil 8. B Fonz
meats, throat, slaasltis, catarrh,
ears, : longs, - asthma, - chronic
cough, stomach, gall ; stones, co
litis, constipation, diabetes, kid
Beys, bladder, heart, avervea,
Moralgla, ' rheomatisia, i high
blood pressure, gland,, skin
sores, nsale, female and chil
dren disorder; i ", .
8. B Pons, 8 years practice
lav China,- Herb ; Specialist,
gives relief afteT ethers talL
123 N Commercial SL, Salem,
Ore. Office hours every day, 9
to p. aa, except Sanday and
Wednesday, 9 to 10 a, m.
I 1
Public Health
Group Gathers
Seven - County Association
Leaden Talk Seal Sale -For
Coming Season v
Aa cathosiastie organization
meeting ot publle health associsv!
tlons from . seven neighboring
counties was held at the chamber
ot . commerce - Friday -with' the
Marios, county association the
hOSt gTOUP. " vi - ' ..' V
Mrs. Saldie Orr Dunbar execu
tive secretary of the state associ
ation, arranged the program . tor
which Frederick D. Hopkins, ex
ecutive "secretary ot the National
Tuberculosis association, iraa the
principal speaker.-
The -purpose ot the gathering
was. to prepare tor the Christmas
seal drive , which opens the day,
after Thanksgiving, November 297
and to eonfer with Mr. Hopkins
who is touring the country. ' -Mrs.
. Chandler Head . . v
of Salem CUBpalgn
Her. George H. Swift, president
of the Marion county association.
presided. He announced Mrs. w.
EL Chandler as chairman o( the
Salem Christmas seal, sale and
her assistants as follows : Mrs.
Harry Weldmer, Mrs. V. E; Kuhn,
Mrs; victor Griggs, Mrs. A. R.
Hunter, Mrs. E. J. Scellars, Mrs.
Lee Warnlc, : Mrs. H. O. Smith,
Mrs. Robert Craig, Mrs. 8ylvla
Knox, Mrs. Joseph Toung and
Mrs. Ira Darby. ' "
Counties represented at yeater-
xlay's gathering .were Douglas,
Jackson, Lanei Polk, Tillamook,
Marlon and Linn. ;
After the morning session the
group, adjourned to the- Quelle
for ' luncheon. Short talks were
given by Miss Blanche Runels ot
Jackson county, W. L Van Loan
of Lane, .Mrs. C. L Win nick ot
Tillamook county, Mrs. Charles
Ferrier of Douglas, Mrs. A. EL
Utley of Polk. Mrs. Ferris ot Ben
ton, Mrs. Jake Werle of Marion,
Dr. V. A. Douglas, Dr. C. C. Bel
linger and Mr. Hopkins.
Miss L. Grace Holmes, state
statistician of the'Oregon Tuber
culosis association, spoke at the
afternoon meeting and quoted fig
ures to show the decisive decline
la the death rate due to work
done by funds raised through the
sale ot Christmas seals.
Fifty years ago, every 100th
home in the United States had a
case of tuberculosis and the dis
ease was ranked first in causes
of death. It is now seventh In
caases. Miss Holmes pointed out.
. Hopkins took for his topic,
"What Kind of Education Pre
vents Tuberculosis. Mrs. Dun-
Lbar gave a resume of progress
made In Ills and Dr. Douglas
spoke on "Health Problems in
the Willamette Valley."
Credii Aitociation i$
Strongly Favorable to
Campus as Capitol Site
The Salem Credit association, in
a straw ballot at its weekly meet
Ung yesterday, noon, voted nearly
three to one to place tae new
statehouse on the present Willam
ette university campus site.
Seven , members voted to re
build on the old location. Nine
teen favored the campus acquisi
tion. Not a vote was cast for the
hill site south of town, though the
ballot Indicated all three choices.
Wanted Filberts
' for Cash
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Sept. 21 San Jose vs.
Willamette, football. Sweet
land field, 8 o'clock.
Sept. 23 Eugene Borr
oa Townsend plan, taberna
cle. 13th and Ferry, 7:&.
p. m.
- Sept. 27-28 Ortgon State
Bar Association,
- October 5 Sisth Mickey
Moose anniversary at the
ia&iaore,
October 0-11 Columbia
River Branch of W. F. M. S.
meets at First BL E. charch.
y October 1S-20 Marlon ;
county Christian Endeavor
eonvcntloB, Presb yterlan
charch.'; ,;; ..: -:
Edwards Returns
From Trip South
Arthur J. Edwards," tor many
years the man who has run - the
Statesman's newspaper press,- re
turned yesterday from a trip .to
California during which he enjoy
ed inspecting the press rooms of
three metropolitan papers,-the
Call-Bulletin the Chronicle y. and
the Examiner, all in San Francis-
co. Betareen vislta to the papers
he and Mrs, Edwards spent their
week 4a the south "doing" China
town' city of the west under the
guidance of Mrs. Edwards cousin,
Morris Flynn.' t
Edwards greatly enjoyed Gold
en Gate park, especially its big In
directly lighted aquarium, he said.
The Immensity o the Golden Gate
and San. FYaJielaco-OaklaBd : sus
pension hridges, now nnder con
struction was difficult to compre
hend, he remarked. The suspen
sion cables for both structures are
now in process of being woven
between the shores.
The Edwards went south via the
coast route and the northern Cal
ifornia redwoods and returned up
the Sacramento valley where they
encountered 1 OS-degree heat.
Oregon Trail Idea
Utilized in Drive
Again this year, as last, the
"Oregon Trail" Idea wUl he fol
lowed in the Y. M. C A. drive.
October f to 17, according to
plans made at a meeting yester
day noon Of the T. M. C. A. en
rollment committee.
A. E. Larimer, of the Portland
T. M. C. A., .will direct the cam
paign. - In carrying oat the pio
neer idea, Douglas McKay, general
chairman, will be designated as
chief guide. Carle Abrams, Fred
Anunsen, Tedv Chambers and
George Rhoten, who negotiated
the covered wagon trail last year
in. the same capacity, will act as
guides. Four major drivers,
working under each guide, and
four immigrants riding: with each
driver, will he selected later.
' The slogan, for this year's cam
paign, proposed by C. A. Spragusr
editor of the Statesman, is "Give
All-Ton Can Get All Ton Can."
Paul B. Wallace is chairman of
the sustaining membership cam
paign, tor members giving over
25, who are being enrolled now. ,
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The Eingrdom of God,
- and His Chrth,
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Sermon. TTht Meaning of
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Special Singing,' Both Services
V First Chnreh of God
la. Wesley Johosoo, Pastor -'
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11 General Assemblies' on
: list; Three Student
- . Dances Planned i
Eleven general assemblies and .
three student -'- body sponsored -
dances - are scheduled - at Salem
high school for the coming jrear.
It -was announced yesterday at
Principal Fred D. Woirs office.
The assemblies, with the class-.
es to attend and teachers to be in
charge of arrangements, will he as .
follows: ' v . "
November 7 Armistice .pro-
rram. sophomores ana juniors.
Ruth Brautl. .
November 27 Thanksgtrtng -
program, Juniors and sophomores,
Wesley Roeder. "
. Homecoming Is Set " -December
20 H o m e coming.
Juniors and sophomores, Frances
Fellows.' " v' . -
Febrnarr 2 0 W a s h 1 nrton'S
birthday p r o g r a m, sophomores
and seniors, Gertrude smitn. -:
March 19 Viking review, lun ,
lore and seniors, Vivian Bartholo
mew.
April 30 Student body nomin
ations, til classes. ' ,. "
Mar 7 Candidates campaign
speeches sophomores and juniors.
Mar 14 IasUllation of offi
cers, sophomores and juniors, Ger-.
trade Snlaler. - , - j
May 2 1 Awards, all classes,
Vernon Gilmore and Merritt Da
vis. -
May 28 Memorial day exer
cises, seniors and juniors, Mary
Eyre.. . -
' June 4 Senior assembly. Jun
iors and seniors, Ola Clark,
Dances will be held October 10,
December 12 and February 21.
TTnlfclan lAated
School holidays are planned as
follows:
October 11 County Institute
November 11 Armistice day.
"November 2'S and 29 Thanks
giving. " .
December 25 to January 5, in
clusive Christmas vacation.
March 14 to 22 Spring -vacation
(tentative).
The first semester , will dose
January 31.
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For better appearance . . .
more comfort . . ..longer
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be hand tailored to your
Individual measurements!
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