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Local N W si B ri e 'f I . Meeting Tonight The Mutsal .... Improvement Association of ihe Latter 'Day , Saints church - (Mor monj will hold its first meetine tonight, at 7:30 oclock in the "Woman's club . building, Cottage and Center street. Special class- n nancing,- aranra and music . will be ih cultural work for the ear, ana. classes in, higher ideals and nubile unealrlrKr w4li . ducted by competent leaders. The public Is invited to attend these meetings and see the work that is .milieu on or loese young - For nor tkm ia r - tal Eusiness College has served we people of Salem in its night .school which will be resumed for the season next Monday. Office open Thurs Fri. and Sat. eve nings this week for consultation ana registration. Three Ask License Tvn 'mar. riage licenses were issud here yesterday on waiver of the three- aay waiting period, and annlirn tion for a third was filed. The parties: Chester L. JTrederickson, 21, 23.6 South 25th street, Salem, rorer, ana Jean Johnson. SO. Am ity, housekeeper; Christian Sehue- oei. 6 9, Oregon City, attorney, and Maude Morrison. 54. ios John Adams, Oregon City, steno grapher: and aDDlieatinn hv Jnhn Windschiegl. legal. Mt. Angel, la- Dorer, and Elisabeth Sprouer, le gal, Mt. Angel, nurse. Here is a real bargain for rnn The Statesman one full year by mail for onlv 23.00. Holland Arrested Pete Hoi land. IS. was arrested in Vinmn ber arid returned to Salem late yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Burk, following a complaint sworn out by the mother of a young girl. He is accused of con tributing to delinquency of a min or. Holland is said to have taken the airl to Vanrnnwr tn mur--v her, though he did not have the . consent of the mother. Sheriff Burk reported the youths had not been married. Leaves for Med Ed Lytle, who- had a serious in fection in her rfz-ht hanA coT-oi months ago and has undergone several operations, is leaving this week for San Francisco where she win D under the care of a spe cialist for treatment. She expects io d ai me Dome of a daughter, Mrs. J. C. Franklin, while in San Francisco. Her luisband and Mr. and Mrs. Mac "Wheat are accom panying ner south. Dance Honrs Changed Salem high school students vesterdav an. nounced the student body dance lo be held in the school gymna sium Thursday night would start at g o'clock instead of at 8:30 as lirst announced. It will end at 10:30. Admission is limited to students now attending the sen ior high, it was stressed. Alumni are not permitted to participate. i Portland Speeder Tays Munic ipal Judge Jones of Salem yester day collected a $5 fine from Barney-. Morris, Portland motorist, ho was arrested here last Friday on a charge of speeding, police re ported Morris as driving 30 miles per hour along North Capitol street between Jefferson and Un ion at a time the pavement was slippery. Obituary Taylor In this city, October ft, Mrs. Mary Ann Taylor, aged 62 years. Leaves a widower, W. V. Taylor, 1J5 Luther street; children: Lu ther R. Taylor of MrMinnville. Mrs. Lucile Lottis of Salem. J. Dale Tavior of Salem- nUtara Mr a Sarah Ellis and Mrs. Susie Robin son of Porter, Okla.; brothers. John Collins of. Sunnyside, Wn., and L. W. Collins of CassviUe, Mo. Also 10 grandchildren. Fun eral services Wednesday, October at 1:30 p.m from the chapel of W. T. Rigdon company. Inter ment in Masonic - cemeterr. Mr Minnville. Rev. Wherry officiat ing. J . WIeae Mrs. Ottli Wiess, at the resi- dtnce on route 7, Oct. 6, at the age of 82. Survived by two daugh ters, Mrs. Freda Odom of Salem, and Mrs. Edith Odom of Ione Ore.; four sons, Edward of Cot tage Grove, August of Merlin, Wil liam E. and Louie Wiese of Lu cile, Ore. Funeral services Wed nesday, Oct. 9, at 1 p.m. from the. chapel of Clough-Barrick com pany, Rev. Gross officiating. In terment St. Johnson's cemetery, Gaston, Ore. Xafxiger Andrew Xafxiger, at the age of Hertha H. Xafziger, W. E. and A. A., all of Salem, Arthur V. of Colfax, Wash., Esther Ells Stol Ur of Orville. Cal.: brother. Harry Nafziger of France. Funeral ser-' rices Wednesday. Oct. 9, at 2:15 -p. m. from th Pratum Mennon- enurcn, wev. rranz eitieiatmg. Interment, Pratum cemetery. " Dnstln . At 170 South Liberty street, Oct 8, William Sherman Dustin, aged 44 years. Survived by wid ow, Jean A. Dustin, of Salem; two brothers. Merritt, Seattle, and Fred, Brea, Calif. Funeral aerv lc ml chapel of Clough-Barrick Co- Thursday, Oct, 10. at. 1:39 m. Rev. Guy L. Drill dftlciat lag. Jennlson , At. a local hospital, October t, Leon O. Jennlaon, 17, SIS N. 13th treet.i Survived hy wife. Carm en, Salem;. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jennison. Salem; slater, Edna J. Ellis; Salem ; brother, Eail C., Pala Alto, Calif. . Funer al announcements later from Rig don's , mortuary. - - ' : ; : - CARD OP THANKS - W wish to express our sincere gratitude to our many friends for th kindness and sympathy ex tended us in our recent sorrow and for the many lovely flowers. Mrs. Mersa V. LHJequist and family. To Advise Indians . Dr. S. Bi Laughlin was appointed counse lor to th Indian students on Wil Iamett university campus by wean Frank Erickson Tuesday. in inaian bureau of the depart ment of th Interior requested that an adviser be appointed on every campus In the country to aavise tn inaian students to whom the federal government la giving aid. Registered at Willam ette this semester are seven In dian students, three of whom came from Sitka, Alaska. Rummage Sale, by Daughters of Union Civil war veterans, Wed. Thurs. 138 S. Commercial. Registrar Speaks Edwin B. Lemon, registrar from Oregon State college srok.. at the Willam ette faculty forum Tuesday af ternoon at 4 o clock m Eaton hall on th subject of "Orienting the Freshman." Lemon explained that at the state college they divide the freshman class into grrouns of 15 with a faculty adviser' for each group, and then a commit tee Keeps In close contact with the new students for the first six weeks. Quelle Cafe open all nite. Hits Girl Cecil Clay Franklin, route seven, yesterday notified Salem police that his automobile had struck but apparently not in jured a girl on Highland avenue between Myrtle avenue and Fair grounds rpad Monday. He did not obtain her name. J. F. Johnston. Newberg motorist', escaped harm Monday night when his car col lided with an Oregon Electric freight train at the North Com mercial street crossing, his reDort to police yesterday indicated. Ministers Elect New officers of the Salem Ministerial associa tion elected Monday were Dr. James E. Milligan. pastor of the First Methodist church, presi dent: Rev. M. G. Jobe. Nazarene cnurch-, vice-president; Rev. Del- bert Daniels. Court Street Chris tian church, secretary-treasurer. The next meetine of the ctoud will be October 21, when plans for ine year will be outlined. Here is a real bareain for von The Statesman one full year by mail for only Z 00. Makes Affidavit In connec tion with the First Christian church. Turner, suit against Tur ner Memorial home, affidavit was filed yesterday bv Mrs. Jav Cook. secretary of the First Christian church, in which it is stated the church board voted on May 20. last, to take necessary steps to re store the fund, assets and moneys of the trust involved in the case to the plaintiff. Account Approved The -pro bate court has approved account of D. W. Eyre and Anne Seeeer. executrices, in estate of Gottfried Schuitz. The report shows cash receipts of $2823.15, expenditures of J794.34. with a balance in the savings account brincinr to tal cash of the estate to $3807.65. Files Damacre Suit Damages of $5400, including $5000 gen eral damages, are sought bv F. m. Roite in suit filed in circuit court this week against William Smith for injuries due to defend ant's alleged negiligence in an au- tomoDlle accident at High and Center streets here June 26. Home on Leave Forest I,. En- ley, graduate of Salem high school in the class of 1934, now a pri vate in the 29 th Engineers at Fort Stevens, recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ep ley, 4 6o Academy street. Omit Sister's Name In obitu ary of Louis K. Siezmund. who died Saturday night In a Bend hospital following an automobile accident suffered the previous Sunday, the name of one sister, Julia English of Stayton, was omitted inadvertently. Error in Age In reporting application -for a marriage license filed Monday hv Glen Orval Thom as, 21, and Kathryn Violet Ham ilton, -the girl s age was recorded as 14 when it should have been 16. Both live on Salem route four. Trial Continued Trial of the suit of W. L. Moorman vs. Tri- night Universal Insurance com pany, slated for October 10, baa been continued on motion of the defendant who cannot get in touch with two witnesses in that time. Confers with Officials Henrv Aim, Silverton postmaster, was in Salem vesterdav conferring with local postal officials with respect to tne newiy inaugurated 40-nour week. Miss Wiesand 111 Cecile Wie- gand, sixth grade teacher at En glewood school, is confined to her home with influenza. A number of cases have been reported amons pupils of the school. Drunkenness Charzed Three Salem men were booked by city police yesterday on charges of be ing drunk. They were listed as George Belton. Jack Clifford and Lloyd Sundin. Ask for Writ Writ of assist ance against Thomas M. Curry Is sought by the world war veterans state aid commission In a motion filed In circuit court yesterday. HOLEP.R O clf SOCK OF, THE MONTH Guaranteed p A 75e vala OUC EMMONS, INC 42(1 Stat st. Home of Quality Meats handled in a sarii l taryway VALLEY MEAT : MARKET Clay McDowell, Prop. 178 South Commercial Phone 3934 - Sackett Kiwania Tlem! Rhot. don F. Sackett was elected presi dent oi ine Kiwanis club Tuesday noon , to succeed Jos Roman, nth er new officers of th iinh r J ustlce "J ohn L. Rand, first" vic- presiaeni; Ben Kamseyer. second vie - president; .Willis Clark, treasurer; and Roscoe . Clark, Kaipn cooley, Mayor V. E. Kuhn and William Rrann. dirptnr Chief Joseph waa nominated tnr the honor of state Indian charac ter. -f..., vv--i: :-. Here is Teal bargain for 1 von The Statesman-one full year by mail tor onlv $3.00. Mishaps Minor Three minor automobile accident were report ed to cltv nolle vesterda tnvniv, ing the following: E. J. Church, 1330 Market street, and Mrs. John Waters, Dallas, at Commer cial and court streets: Vera Law renee Simmons, 345 Division, and a. uauug, 82 5 . Shipping, on Stat between Commercial and Liberty; Harold E." Thurman, route rour. and Ed Aberst, Wood Durn, at Cottage and Court. No injuries were listed. Talk Wheat" Pnumm Tt, wheat allotment committAM fmm all the counties in the Willamette vauey will attend a meeting in Corvallis October 14. Riches, county agent, announced yesterday. All county committees win tnen hold open meetings in different localities to explain the new four-year program and con sider applir Hons for contracts. Lions Meet Thursday Maurice Ballinger. who is snendin? two weeks in Salem in the interests of "world friendship" -will tell of hi3 experiences in Italy at the Sa lem Lions club luncheon Thurs day noon. This meeting of the club will be held at the Quelle in place of the former luncheon lo cation, th Masonic tenrnle ban quet room. Report Accident Rov K Tcinir has reported to the sheriff an n.. cident at Jefferson Saturday night at o ciock in which a pedestrian was injured: and EiiwnM j rh erst, Woodburn, reported an ac cident Monday at Court and Cot tage streets in Salem involving a car driven by Harold Thurman. Leaves Today Morris Rapin. son of Mrs. Irene Boardman of route 4, leaves today for Fort Lewis, Washington, where he has been in the quartermaster corps for th past two years. Move to Salem Newcomers to Salem from Hubbard are Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dtze, their daughter, Mrs. JoyLoftus and her young son. Order Sale Sale of real prop erty has been ordered In the estat of Sarah Everson, the sale to be conducted privately at 610 First National Bank building. Pay Judgment Satisfaction of $1500 Judgment for plaintiff was filed wjth th county clerk yes terday In suit of G. Sfilt against J. H. Livesay and others. Non-Suit Ordered Judgment of non-suit has been entered in circuit court case of Marv E Har. ris against the Pacific Fruit and produce company. Sale Confirmed Confirmation of sale has been entered in tfc suit of Laura G. Starr against aonnie v. K. Gans: Motion for Default Motion tnr default has been filed In circuit court suit of Loretta B. Filler against Warren J. Filler. License Issued Patrick!. L,ynch and Luella E. Gilmore, Sa lem, were Issued a marriage li cense Saturday in Kelso, Wash. Judgment Entered Default Judgment has been entered In suit of Caroline Hammer against Hen ry Grimm and William Grimm Would Quiet Title Rudolph B. Krentz has filed suit against th unknown heirs of Israel Wood to quiet title to land. Estate Closed Final decree has been Issued In estate of Mary Anna Schaeffer, of which Joseph Bernt is administrator. Harris Estate Decree of set tlement has been signed in the Paul Harris estate. Carrie Harris is administratrix. Name Guardian Mina Cooper wes yesterday appointed guardian of the $1800 estate of Joan E. L-ooper and Bruce Cooper, minors. Hearing Set Final hearing in the estate of Mary E. Harris has been set for November 20. State School for Blind Dormitory Plans Ready Plans for the new dormitory at the state school for th blind, to cost approximately S96.000. were received Tuesday by Dan Fry. stat purchasing agent The nlans will be considered at s meeting of the board of control today. The structure will be two stories high and of fireproof f construction. Excavating of Any Kind Basements Dug, Dirt Hauled, Dirt for sale . . , ' PHONE 4644 Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co. Without operation most ailments of stomaeh, liver, glands, skin and ur inary system ot men and women can be removed by . nslngr oar remedies - It jmi in business. Lie nsed Naturo pathic Physicians. 893 J Court street. He open Tuesdays and Satmrdays, 10 ax. to i r, P. IL to 7. Consultation, Blood oidi Caaa lu,"v mna urine JL ja. Teats free of charge. . A, rr-i a. The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Cannery 1 Will - Still Operate y - , - 50,000 More Cans Arrive; Another County Circuit Trip Not Certain Continued operation of Marlon county's portable cannery, used to preserve foodstuffs for relief fam ilies, was assured yesterday when tne reuei committee reeerred an additional consignment of 60,000 cans from the federal government, Glenn C. Nlles, county relief ad ministrator announced. The can nery already has exceeded last year's output by approximately AAA - m ,i . o,vvw vbus ui iruit, ana vegeta bles. How much loneer th nlant will be kept tn operation Is nndeeidAd. Niles said, and it has not been determined whether pr not it will be taken on another circuit of the county. He said the cannery pro bably would be run at its present location, the county shops on Sil verton road near the state fair grounds, "as lone as the crew can keep busy." Yesterday apples, pears, prunes, plums, beans and tomatoes were being processed. The September pack by the portable cannery set a new record for any single month in the three seasons It has been in use. Dur ing that month 144,180 cans of produce were put up, from which relief families received 110.924 cans and the relief committee re tained 33.256 as toll to be distrib uted to direct relief cases during tne winter. Close to a balance Tiaa hn struck between the ; packs of fruit and of vegetables this season. The cannery has been used to can 114,734 cans of fruit of 13 kinds and 120,505 cans of vegetables of eight varieties. In the process 17,540 pounds of sugar and 1860 pounds of salt, both fmnnHfrl hv i the relief committee, have heen used. Over 28 Millions Paid For Relief in Oregon, Holman Tells Governor The state of Oreeron has re ceived for relief numosea from federal, state and local sources ap proximately $28,662,000 since August, 1932, State Treasurer Holman reported to Gorernnr Martin Tuesday. Governor Martin said this ave raged $9,000,000 a year and was a burden which could not be con tinued indefinitely. The funds were handled bv the fit At a and county relief committees. rail k m n m. m ft r s cx m The following members of the Salem Insurance Agents Association are' cooperating with you in observance of Fire Prevention Week: Abrams & Ellis Phone Masonic Building 6155 Becke & Wadsworth 189 North High Street 4947 W. J. Braun Guardian Building 3877 W. H. Burghardt 463 Ferry Street 4663 C.M.Byrd 180 North Commercial Street 5450 Childs & Miller 344 State Street 6703. A. G. Coffey 167 South High Street 8632 Geo. W. Croisan Ladd cBush Building 5449 Grabenhorst & Co. 134 South Liberty 6468 Hawkins & Roberts Guardian Building 4108 A. Huckestein Oregon Building 8902 M. Johnson 725 Court Street 3723 SALEM Oregon, Wednesday, Morning; Seen by the Sage By D. H. TALMADGE Th pupils of Leslie Junior high school are making a drive for old newspapers and magazines. some sort oi prise in view. Giv the school a ring If inter ested. . Mrs. Cobie de Lespin a s s e , . Hubbard writer of . books. ' is featured week ly by KOAC, Corvallis radio station. Clau d e 1 1 e Colbert's name is pronounced Col-bare by the B. Tahulgt moving picture announcers. Bert McKay and Buck Clearwa ter, of the rnral carrier division of the local postoffice, returned Monday night from Douglas coun ty. An enjoyable outing, but no deer. . Both Satisfied Bill KiDn waa canhandled trv a man OhT Capitol hill vesterdav. The man asked for a nickel. BUI told him that he had but one nickel, and said if the man had a nickel he would trade with him. The man produced a nickel and handed It to Bill, and Bill gave him his nickel. Then ther went gravely on their respective wavs. Bill glowing with the conscious ness of having done a good deed and the man happy in the feeling that comes to one who has not heen roughly rebuffed. Quite . a sweet story. J. W. Lawless, who snends hts summers exhibiting a collection of snakes with the Browning Amuse ment company, exhibited his Pets in the window of a South Com mercial street market Monday. The exhibit attracted much atten tion. I chanced to be one of a party gathered at the window Monday night to see th reptiles That reminds me, I have an I appointment at the H Cc Permanent Wave Shop Room 429, Oregon Bldg. Licensed Operators PHONE 5754 SAVERS not 8TUDENTS to ft-v a i nd f r " " i " " INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION October V 1935 put to bed. , Were I, to give you a list of those gathered on this occasion VOU VOoM k nmrl.. MM.y.O CA. Anywayj th show was enjoyed by one, and all. x Personally, I was uwrraieu.m mt enort of, Mr. Lawless to Indue on of the largo snakes to permit one of th little snakes to go to bed down the large snake's throat into th large snake's nice warm tummy. - Th effort was unsuccessful and th poor little snake was compelled to sleep out tn th cold. Not a bad bedtlm story, j ' " C .'V PoweU Gets Ned Discussion as to the 'etatlve tap-dancing ablUty of Eleanor Powell and Trail a -v. cscu ( wnom baa been seen on the screen in oaiem within a few days, is still roinr on h.-. about town. The? girls seem to favor Astalre and the boys rather Inclin towards PowelL At any rate, it must b admitted that Miss Powell's imitation of Kath erln. Hepburn In "Morning Glo ry" was perfect, whil Astatr did not imitate anybody ln anything. fc r Retail Clerks Union Topic; Hewitt Speaker Roy R. Hewitt Monday night addressed a meeting ot the retail clerks, who are contemplating forming a. union, on the increas ing necessity of th Oregon anti injunction act, th labor relations act, and other acts protecting the worker, due to economic stress. The meeting discussed the question whether or not a Salem local union of the Retail Clerks Protective association should be formed. SPECIAL! CHEESE BOARDS Wax finished, natural wood cheese boards with motif ... pear, banana, pig, apple. Here's special purchase that should be in every home! Gift Shop 1 The V0uT the mld-vresv. Jamil - " HI JMWMA&U 3 lWWfcJl ed to teT - " 'where! h. .litt Pi-Avpntion U11C a j To Be Stressed ,...-rv was .ont I Tne -"v. Kuhn la 'l a-l.m riVl--' . ..V to i..na a nm . t.iffliica ireek. wn -- o 14 llCipauw support any decreas for iU PT??.j7B the veo- ing oi ---community. r Vrdless ,Be i secUons, iUPSV benefit ,ttar.lore:tojg;irtod. ot the nJSSaT 1 herW to M ; week. mX B.KTJHN, , J -Mayor " - i - ! W. G. Krueger 147 North Commercial Street I 1 I - Coming Events - - October 0-13 Dr. Arthur I. . Brown lectures, First Christian church. v . October 9-11 Columbia River Branch f W. F. M. S. meets at First BL E. church. . October -17 Y. M. C. A. .annual enrollment week. . October 10 County plan ning ' coBimissioB meets .chamber i of. commerce, s p. m. - , j ; , t : , r October 12 Cbemawa range fair, M.W. A. hall, Chemawa.' October IS - peaaant eaaon opens.: . October 14 Elks-Statesman bridge tournament opens. Elks temple. ' October 18-20 Marion county Christian Endeavor convention, P r e a b yterlan cbwrch. 1-,- October 21 Special ses io" t legalatnre starts. October 23 Aimee Sem ple McPherson speaks at high school aaditorinm, at 7:SO o'clock. October 24 Salem snb district Ladies' Aid rally of M. K. church at Donald. - October 27 Dedication First Methodist church Sun day school temple. - Delzell Seriously III With Hiccoughs, Word W. A. "Bili" Delzell, deputy In ternal revenue collector at Port land, is reported to be seriously '3D. WEEK OCTOBER 612 ... is LOSS Prevention Week if your home and property are Fred E. Mangis p BlighBuflding n71 W. E. Moses 331 SUte Street 4993 Jas. H. Nicholson First National Bank Building 6123 Merrill D. Ohling 275 State Street 9494 W.Pettyjohn 519 Court Street 6524 W.F. Powers Oregon Building 5522 Rich L. Rieman 167 South High Street 8632 Rostein & Adolph 11014 North Commercial 3030 Homer H. Smith Ins. Agency Miller Building 9181 Standley & Foley - Ladd & Bush Building . 5876 BI. B. Stegner . f U. S. National Bank Building . ' i Willamette Ins. Agency . Masonic Building 7906 ' - Ore. Phone 4728 PAGE FIVIT N ill at the Portland sanltorlum fol lowing an attack of hiccoughs which & first appeared last week while he was on a hunting trip in eastern Oregon. According- to" word to frfenria hm . i tut, nm pital In eastern Oregon several days hefnrA hatnr . " . , viuu , vA Portland. Detzeir is a former Sa lem resident and well known dem ocrat who has been in political ac tivities for years. . . - Too Much Parking Space Sought for New Station Is Claim, Council Meet Steps to prevent the Union Oil company from taking over down town parking space with its new service station being erected at the southwest corner of Church and State streets were urged up on the police and street commit tees at the city council meeting Monday night. Alderman Fuhrer declared this station would de stroy a full block's parking space. Questions as to the right of the company to cut curbing and to pav over the parking, were raised but not settled. It was sug gested an ordinance be introduced to cover the situation, at the same time it was pointed out several prior measures of this na ture had been killed. Men's Flannel Shirts Men's domet flannel and suede shirts in all colors srrey, brown, blue, tan and green. . . . Ideal for these chilly mornings and evenings.