The OnEGGN STATES1IAN, Solera, Orcc::, Tuesday IIorrL:-,- October
i. . . u nil)
Iwced - hz . Legislature
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7TV -
Pmi-BuMel-
All;Types of ;
" Gambling Hit
Special Prosecutors and
- Declaring Nuisances
Other Provisions
Repeal of the parl-mutuel law,
s authorizing wagering on horse
and dog races, and prohibiting
aU other forms pt gambling, were
prorided in bill introduced
Monday . by Senator LeasaTd , ol
Multnomah county. - '
The' parl-mutuel law was en
acted at the -1833 legislative ses-
. sioa anil tbe total wagers since
- that time hare exceeded : 212,-
: ooo.ooo. - -i '
Lessard sald ' his" bill was ' In
line with recommendations made
. . Saturday by I A. Llljeqvlst, who
v 1j conducting the grand Jury- in-
, vestigation ot ; gambling condi
tions in ' Multnomah county,
v A further prorlsion o the" bill
authorizes any attorney to act as
special prosecutor ! in - gambling
. cases. He: would receive mini
mum fee of 925, or any larger
amount' fixed by the court -
Places - in which gambling - U
conducted? would be deemed a
nuisance. Private attorneys also
could be assigned to prosecute
the owners of these, ;
.. Slot Machines Hit ;
Justices ot the peace - would
bare concurrent jurisdiction - la i
all gambling proceedings. ;
.- Another bill, by Senator Car
.' ney, defines nlckle-ln-the-slot
machine, declares ' them ; a- gam-
bliag vdevlee, and provides-for
their confiscation and destruc-
J . Carney said his bill -dlstin-.
--- guisned between a- game ot
. t nance and a .game ot akflL ". A
efinilar bill was de f eated at the
19 35 - legislatiye session. -
The state of Oregon already
ha received' more than" 4310,
. aa It share ot the wagering
receipts. The state, receives 24
per eent of 'the total. -
Lsai3 Seeks to.
Move Institutions!
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part of tbe -sUte wouM.r - Why
should the -state confine to play
Santa,- Omm to ' Salem V
. The Lesaard "ameadmentr would
provide thaVOl public instiU
Uons not 'otherwise-located by
tb electorate lh tat ot
. Oregon shall be determined by
aa act. of th legislative asaem-
-no :mnhnnt vnnlti ba
aumitted at the next general et
' ectlon.
. 'If they (Salem and Marlon
oantrV vain, these Instltntloas
so rUeJthett - why should they
net "he scattered among th other
, eeuntlea? Our-nelghboTing. states
- of Washinxten nd cauionua
dUtribute their InsUtuuona I
among the vaxlous couUea. Br I
this decentralization, other see t
ttons would benefit from them.
Letsard declared.
Summer ; Resorts;
Menaced by Fire
liMUMto -b .-.. -1
. off communications Irom 'Tajlac
and CardnervQle.
- Tbreo. trnckload of CCC boys
- from the Snowline eamp wer sent
out. and; .additional .firelighters-
were being- reeruKed here and
- from " Plcrvill.' where Forest i
Supervis or Ed Smith, was in
' charge. ' ?
About 10 p. m., the wind storm
bcan dropping rain and snow on
the Sierra, reducing the tire has- :
"ard.
The Call Board
" STATE . .
Today First run, Robert .
Donat in' "The 81 Steps"
. plus Major Bowes fAma-
, teurs ot the Air. . J "
Wednesday - Paul Robeson
V In "Sanders of the Rlrer." ,
Thursday nlght-Halloween
- reserved ' - , -f
Friday ."The Werewolf - of
. LondonT with Henry- Hull.
Saturday . John Wayne In
'The Texas-Terror." :
.. GRAND .V
Saturday "Charlie Chan in
; ' Shanghai" with W a r n er
"Oland.," . r
Wednesday Double b 1 1 L ,
- Nancy Carroll in "Atlantic
k rlmntnfo" snif TTpn MlT.
' sard In ."Western Fren-
' tier.' ,rx'
" Saturday -"The Cay ; Decent
Uon"; with Frances Led-
: erer. . - -. . - : '
- ' ELSIXORE
Today "Shipmates ? Fori
.mp" m-ith FHck Powell. :
. Thursday "O'Shaugbnessy's ?
. HOLLYWOOD -
Today William Powell In ,
1 "Escapade.
Wednesday. Double bill,'
"Times Square Lady' with
- Robert Taylor, and "Wom
an Wanted'' with Maureen ,
. O'Sulliran. . .
Friday Jack Holt In The
' Awakening ot Jim Burke.-
. CAPITOL :
Today Double biUC "Lit--
tie Women"! with Kather-
ine Hepburn and Z&Su
Pitts in "Going Hlgh-
brow." .
, Thursday Double bill, '.'la
Caliente" with Dolores Del
- . F.io and " Hell's Angels ",
- with Jean Harlow.
Landon Gaining
"tUm AltA tmAmm -:,.-.
.r
;passbg w1cs inark an increasing
ers to the standard of Alfred .
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I ' Mrs. LhK Uby Naftcy and sen JoU ; " " jl
-mtti. ' .-Jim i- - J " .Maesa-'-! -woi
f Kansas and potential candidate for the Re
publican presidential nomination. His achievement
in balancing his state's budget after winning, the
gubernatorial election during Rooaevelt year ha
put bis name In the national headlines. Ho appeals
Market Researcli
Tasks Given Kerr
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Approval of architects con
tracts, plans and specifications for
the- infirmary and ' physical edu
cation : building' at the University
of .Oregon.: the infirmary at Ore
gon State eollcend the adminis
tration "bulldlax at Oregon normal.
Accept. Offer of 'k- . "
Pedeval Caoperatloa
Acceptance ot -a federal offer of
3S4.000 tor use in constructing
and equipping the nnlTeralty in-
tirmarr-and $W,0Jor the Ore-
goa norraal administration bnild-
7ostpooenieat ot the oatem-
plated staoUatunent t a, social
work, curriculum in Tortland.
-.- Dr. H unter Announced that a to
tal enrollment gain ot 12.7 per
wen.iesuwHi ia- ui
state Institutions of higher learn
isgr
individual increases were listed
as. tollowa: University of Oregon
IS vt cent; Oregon State college
31.7 .per cent; Unhreniity of Ore
gon medical school, inedlcina' 2
per cent, nursing 18.1 per cent
(4 set e as e); ' Oregon normal
school.- H.t per cent; Southern
Oregon, Normal. 11.7- per eent;
Eastern Oregon Normal $.3 ; per
The board scheduled It, next
meeting for, November t at Eu
gene. " . ..
Is Well Attended
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Mrs. George : Jlenderson: .second
high, William 'Quinn, Mr. Waale.
Door prises-went to arl Fish
er and Mrs. W.B.. Evans.
The fourth ' Monday, night's
play in the Oregon Statesman-
Elks .lodge contract bridge tour
nament will be "held November . 4,
at .the 'Elks temple auditorium
starting at & o'clock sharp. All
old -players and new. playerr as
well are invited to participate.
BurkcPto Demand
on
Senator Burke will demand-to-
day that all senate bills passed
at the regular l a 3 : session, and
later vetoed by Governor Martin,
be reported:, out by committees.".
Burke said he understood, there
was a move on foot to hold np
these vetoed bills until late In the
session with a view of sustaining
the governor "vetoes r-;-" iv
The vetoed bills were placed on
the senate desk , early last week.
Burke aaid two; or,. three of the
vetoed bills were controversial.
Junior Woard pf T. 3.
fleets Jo Make Plans
: - For. Season - Activities
' The" Junior board of directors
of the Y.M.CJLmet last night at
the Y. to perfect their organiza
tion and make plans' for the fall
and winter, activities vthat- the
! group will sponsor, v-
The newly elected' officers .or
the board are: Herbert Glaisver,
president; Rex Wirt, vice-presi
dent;- John.' Laughlin, secretary,
and Bill Shinn, sergeant-at-arms.
Additional directors are Cecil
Quesseth, n g 1 a s Chambers,
George Arbuckle, Dayton Robert
son and - Casper Swigart, high
school "group; . Allen Smith', Joe-
Law. Floyd Sanford, Jack Hayes
junior high group; Robert Schun-
ke and Jack Mennis, grammar
, school, -v . :
ttnjctumw
Stren&k
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suxe of follow
Landon, governor
a emeratar' la
popular with the
Girl Dies From Shotgun . '
Wounds. Hunter Shoots
Upon Seeing Brush Move
TACOMA, Oct. 21.- UF) - Ann
Rasmussen, 13-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. S. Rasmussen ot
Sumner, died tonight in the Puy
allup general hospital from gun
shot wounds received . Saturday
while hunting above Dlerlnger
with lier father.
She was struck by a bullet from
the gun r Donald Olaser, Ur of
Puyallup, who f 1 r e d, he said.
when he WW a. movement in the
brush, . - -'.-
Deputy Prosecutor Stuart El
liott tonight began an Investiga
tion of the case. -
fcir
Fines od jail sentences were
handed by Municipal Judge Jones
yesterday to two men police ar
rested over the.. weekend.V cm
charges ot driving autos while un
der the. Influence-of intoxicating
nan or. Both men. Orval B. Ash-
tton, -:i 1X10 wauer street, . and
George Hetland. &57 WiUow, both
pleaded nilty. Neither paid the
line imposed. , ; w- .
Hetland, who was lnTolred la
an accident Saturday night, was
lined 1150 and sentenced to SO
30 days in Jail. Should he par the
Unm soon, tho Jail sentence prob
ably Will be suspended and he
will.be placed on probation. - -
Aanmon's fine waa set at 1100.
tno jjaji sentence at so days. "
Operators licenses of both men
were revoked for a year: v
Ttco Additional Stories - v
On Office Building Arc
S Proposed by Spaulding
A bill authorizing the construc
tion of two additional stories to
the- present" state officer building
was suggested to the Joint public
Institutions . committee. Monday
by Senator. C. K. Spaulding of
Marlon? county. .The idea,' . "he
said,' ;was proposed by State
Treasurer: Rufus Holman and C,
C. Chapman ot . Portland. " v '
-It will - tak at least : six
years to complete the costruc-
tion of the capitol building and
in the meanwhile employes of the
state are wandering Jews',, Sen
ator' Spaulding said. V "This Job
could' be completed by-next July
at an estimated cost of ?1 5 0,0 00
and would pay. for Itself In rent
als saved by the time the capltol
Is readyi for ioccupancy. ? He
said " he had been Informed that
th .building was . originally' de
signed" tor,- this additional con
struction.-. i, . . ' y '
Obituary
- " " Scott: - '
At his residence,, route 1, Jef
ferson, October 28, .William H.
Scott, 5. Survlred by wife, Mary
Scott. Jefferson ; three rothers.
Elmer Scott, eastern -Oregon;
John Scott, Alex.. "Scott, "Gates,
Ore.; . sister, Clara Scott, Salem.
Member B.P.O.E. No. "338r5alem,
and "W. O. W. Funeral announce
ments later by w. T. RIgdon Co.
' Ohmart -
At the' home of his mother,
October 2 Sv Chauncey T. Ohmart.
Survlred by wile, Gertrude B. Oh
mart; three sous, Waldo P. Oh
mart, Rex A. Ohmart and Jiles F..
Ohmart; m o t h e r, Valleda Oh-
Imart; two brothers, Roy V. Oh
mart, Reynolds W. Ohmart, and
one sister, Lois Ohmart. Funeral
services will be Wednesday, : Oc
tober 30, at 1:30 p. m. at chapel
of W. T. Rigdon Co.,
Sentenced.
Drunkea Driving
:
... ffI7-fM
both t the fanner and the business man and has ;
geographical considerations in his favor. Landon,
now servfei his second terra as governor, is mar -ried,
has three children, and lives at Independence,
Kas. Landon made a fortune as an fadependent
.renial and unexcltable. and Is
j'conunon rauk , , .
Slot Machines to
n rt - r i n
lie Smasned aoon
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macmnes nave oeen since tno was being made and that he "dld
atato police hauled them In last I n't fcnow what the-play or Wat-
Norember. " A ,
WfrotW or not the ordftra
i, J .1 111 V.l. 1L. I
unuucuuH -w iu uvijf w i
sheriff out ot tno problem oi now I
to get the slot machines out Qti
the steel cases In whlclr they are
v OT " ' I
locked depends upon the final
wording; " '
Cannot Get Machine
Out of teei Cases -
Deputi. in the sheritr. office
iJiJCl
awm;t au sm uvov mwm .mmvm
, ' l'1111 :eT j H. A. Whitney Portland archl-
onockti e"a pro I tect. assistlnr the committee wtat
bablr the sheriff win go easy oaf that it mmHA y
any destructioa erder until he
imas out now to gei at .me ma-
chines wlthoat breaklna t h a
steel cases. , in. any event, some
urn , will probably eiapae ne-
tween tho order ad aettml eon -
ftscation to give defendant an
opportunity to determine, whether!
they wtjl appeal the ease. .
Notsons Are Safe,
Relatives Advised
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danger-fraught flight to the Asso-
clatedi Pre. . , . . - i'-
. ' Dispatches related, that the mis
sionaries, trateling on rafts ofjn-
flaied 'goat skins, were without
shelter for IS days aa the party
negotiated the perilous rapids of
the ' Yellow river beneath ' the
broiling China sin.
Mr. and.Mrs. Notson had been
stationed near the. border ot Tibet
lor nearly-a year, -They- were
working "under, the Christian-Mis Jbers will Include musical varie
sionary Alliance -yr.K:. ties and atunts.- Tanl WaUnabe
Mr.". Notson is the- brother v of
Robert ; C. Notson, graduate, of
Willamette university and now
nighrcity editor of the Oregonlan.
Chauncey.T. Uhmart IS -
r7-J U nIL. T:m -
,CqUedtbypeathj Rites
Will be Wednesday, 2 :30
: Chauncey T. Ohmart; -member
of a well-known pioneer Salem
family, died 'yesterday at. tne
home of. his mother, Mrs. Val-
leja Ohmart. Funeral services
T. RIgdon Co.
mwm mm h aa'v r
SurrlTlng - are hi ' wife; Ger
trude ' B. Ohmart, three sons.
Waldo P.. Ohmart, Rex A.Oh-
mart and -Jlles- r. Ohmart; : nl
mother ;Valleda,-' Ohmart; ; two
brothers,: Roy;, V. Ohmart, Rey
nolds W. Ohmart, and one sister,
Lois Ohmart-.-.
Degenerate Frightens .
r: Women Jn Vicinity of :
r Chemeketa and Winter
. - Citizens llrlnr in - the vicinity
of Chemeketa and Winter streets
complained .to police last night
that a degenerate had been fright
ening women in t.hat neIghbor-
bood. On several occasion he has
accosted - women on the streets
and 'other have seen him peep
ing in . windows, it was .said. r '.
i Police, who said they had been
on the -lookout for .the , man for.
some time, said they believed he
was not of a type who would re
i sort to violence. " . : 7 y
IH01 tocation -
. . ' "v"'" ';'v.
Is Voted Oiit
BnUdlns Cost ' Limit Set
by Joint Committee
seek balem iSid -
(Contlnned from Page 1)
PWA; This will be a sum between
S350.0Q0 yand 3525,000. Second,
the amount of, the approprlaUon
for', the capltol building and site
was set- at 331,500,000. -lt 'was
made dear - that . no member U
bound bT his vote in the commit
tee on these questions and that
the committee can reconsider Its
action later. ; .
We should - have enough
ground to build a commensurate
building,"; Senator '- Pearson said.
"If we are to use that VUle piece
where - the old capltol - stood, 4 1
agree ' with . Senator. - Zimmerman
that 3250,0 00 -is all that should
be spent on a'bulldlng. . -
Zimmerman ; brought' laugh
when- he : replied, . "But theyve
torn the wails down now. .. "
Echoing Pearson's statement
that 35,500.000 1 sbonld not -be
spent . on . - building . tor - the old
sight were Senators Duncan, Wal
lace and others. I
Frank Attempt to . r - ,
Force Salem's Handk ".!-"
The limit of $525,000 for the
purchase ot an . additional site
was openly Admitted to be an at
tempt to force the city of Salem
into contributing, a. substantial
amount toward the acquisition of
more ground.
The object . of my motion.
Representative Kirkpatrlck said.
is to squeeze a good proposition
out or Kaiem."
A sub-committee of three was
appointed last night to determine
the prices of the sites and to con-
ler wua city omnais as to what
extent the city would be willing
w enter tn , negotiations. The
committee will resort tonlrht
Appearing berore the commit
tee last night Elton Watklnm f
Portland" warned th group that
iw water SUPDIT Of Ealem -na tn-
adequato and flrw protection woor.
siftiif
. vi.un mm situ
that proper protection s would he
KTen. Alderman Fred William
ikIn waa, but that the water of
di-laueia wouia aoon be just as good
i ana snrrtciont er vnrtimA
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iMHhihi Appreprlation
is Declared Legal
At the afternoon session of the
fommHtw -R11 Moody, assist-
ant attonifv runaral mA-winA ts
committee that the continuing an-
Iproprlatlon for the eapttol fund
onia bo made. He stated that
mere was no way to nave the su-
I f.l.T.
thenKwaa nd -tatuto yet to con-
l at wig -
put more . stories : on: the- of flco
i bnUdlng; as suggested by Senator
sprahig, a the buiWIn wa not
j built to care for an ddittonal
load
1 This is contrary -to the general
understanding which haa been
prevalent that the building could
Ibe used for more space when ne-
eesaary.. rq was . also- pointed out
that one corner ot the building is
already settling and would require
a great amount of work to make it
safe.
Japanese Qiurch
s Program
An entertainment will he given
Saturday: night at -the Japanese
(church by the J. T. P. L., with
funds to be used to send delegates
to the annual J. P. C. C to be held
la. Seattle over the Thanksgiving
holidays.
The main feature of the enter
tainment Saturday; to start At
o'clock, will -be short English plays
and -a JananeM nli-r. Otlmr unm-
I wm b mtr f
Symio MIo, chairman has for
Ihelners Mrs. Panl Ellis nd it
J Hoshimoto, plays;' Tom and Kay
Mlo, tickets; Tanl Watanabe, pub-'
t f rt..Lf. TTTT-& 1 I -
I and miscellaneous features; M.
i Hoehimoto, electrician; HiroshI
Kaneko, general- arrangements. ;
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Molalla Woman Killed :
Sunday in Car Plunge
OREGON C1TT. Ore'.. Oct SS.
-ffV-A broken - drtro-' shaft and
over a steep grade near Scotta
Mills Sunday - resulted - in - the
death of Jessie May Eauts. 47.
ot : Molalla..- The car. which
backed, down hill and overturned.
was driven by Eugene,Kauti,:t2,
sop of the victim..
ymm trte C
Ukm MdlMlahna miMtmmm -U
fcrfaK? mthkmj fnfrt '
fcnAPi?i2D";
I f To imlckly rwllivo l , '
-:'i I ckmpvln and rcwla, A
- . apply eoolhin.
' cooling Monlholatmsa.
Wire Neivs. lold Briefly
Associated Presa Leased wire. SerKe .. " -
Garner Sees EnroCTorJSirohito Keeps Shoes on
Garner of the United States was
! peror Hlrohito today. The American official, who before leaving :
his home in Texas, bad voiced a
if Japanese, ceremony required,
round of entertainment where
vice-president to keep his shoe
Kich .Gold Strike Reported
PLACER VILLE, CaliL oct,3.-W-eporu or a Tien goia ;
strike on the Robert Yeerkanrp piopw ty at Garden .yalley, near
here, were confirmed, today by Gilbert Chisholnr,; a representa
tire of the Gold Company of Nevada. Ltd., Canadian and Nevada
Finance firm. Chlsholm aid 165 ounces of gold, worth more
than 35,000 were taken from 40 pounds of ore. - - - 7
New-Dainard Clue IsFo
' LOS ANGELES, Oct 28.-(-On a report that.WUliam Da in- '
ard, alias Mahan, sought In the Bobby "Weyerhaeuser kidnaping-,
case at Tacoma, Wash had been seen in lower California, Mex- '
lco, Joseph E. P.-Dunn, head, of G-men In southern California,
today ordered two agents in the San Diego department of Jus
tlce investigation 'office lo prepare for a trip to the -mountain"
-lumlet'pt J'''Josft'XMr,Telmo:.f-: '-rTK.
Tobe Skeins Arrested for
-. BURNS, Ore Oct 2SPrracing sereral months confine-
ment regardless of the ultimate outcome of his trial tn murder
charges, Tobe Skeins, also known as Flint. Spragg, was lodged
in the county -Jail. here today after, having been tronght in-by
C. L. Jamison, secretary of the Oregon Cattlemen's association.!
Skeins had been hunted since August 18 to answer charges fol
lowing the death of Ed McDonald, Burns' stock buyer. . - -
One Union Miner Slain, Six
- BIRMINGHAM, Ala.; Oct Z8.-(A'-SIx union .miners were
wounded as a fusillade, of shots was poured into a caravan of .
Btrlk aympathizers.moring on two coal mines operated by non
union labor today. A seventh1 was found dead near: the scene.
St Clair county officers, reinforced by .state highway patrolmen,
threw a heavy guard about the -two mines- theHargaret and the
.Acmar tonight to preserve order - . - ' 'r
Tugwell Says Budget Will
.. . LOS ANGELES, Oct 2 8 .jF) Addressing a democratic meet
ing tonight, R G. Tugwell, under-secretary ot agriculture, said
his calculations showed the administration could satisfy every
humanitarian demand and come to a balance ot the national bud
get within the fiscal year of 13 3. - v .
Mae Marsh Star of Yesteryear, Critically 111 .
-:. iAJS anoIs uct. zs.-a-one or tne top notch rum stars
of the silent era, golden-haired Use Marsh, was critically ill in.
Santa Monica hospital tonighV ganrrene poisoning having de
veloped from a rupture ot the appendicitis. Physicians attend
ing her would not predict her recovery, saying her condition was
: grave. - , -..V'V;'l-':'J.:-"';V''' ' ..-
175,000 Farm Families to
' WASHINGTON, Oct 2S.-(fV'Besettlement and administra
tion official said today they were taking stepa to remove ITS,
090 farm families from relief roll by December 1. As many
families will be transferred . by November'! as possible, they
said, 'but added the transfer ot the entire number may take as
long as six weeks. : . . .. . ;
NormahColeman
et
Dr. Norman Coleman, former
president ot Reed, collece. wiU be-
the speaker at the second an
nual Willamette nnlTeralty .Ta-4
ther and Son" banquet which will
be,, held at the .First Methodist
church November IS. The affair.
attended last year, by 80& "fa
ther and soma . is v sponsored
by Blue Key, campus service or
ganization, and the Salem Break
fast, club. Members of the Break
fast dub act as, fathers tor the
Willamette "sons,
Dr. Coleman will spsak on
topic ot hi own choosing bat
which probably will deal with
the European situation, , John
Ross, senior from Stv Helens, Is
la charge of the program which
win also include several musical
and dvelty umbers. .
Debner BasssdelL - WoodbnrBi
senior, IS ' general - chairman for
the ' banquet rv- , . ,
The Breakfast club committee
la charae or aale 'or tickets. Is
Curtis Cross, Harold ;Hauk and
Gus-Moore.1 -
State's BiiUdings
yalued2iaiillion
The! state of Oregon owns build
ings, furnishing ' and . equiament
valued m excess of 121,000,000.
This wa brought out at a sen
ate committee meeting .- Monday
afternoon - to determine whether
it would bo economy for the state
to carry Insurance rather than re
lying -on a restoration fund.
Senator Pearson haa introduced
a . bill providing that : the - state
buildings and' furnishings shall be
Insured on the basis ot 1 70 per
cent of their," sound value.
Pearson . explained that - the
state probably could carry .114,-
000.000 insurance at a cost of not
more than $150,000. Thl insur
ance would cover ' a three-years
period.' - " .
ach building would be insured
on the basis ot risk; . - 5 - v
Employment of a' competent In
surance-engineer to appraise the
properties wa provided ia the
bin..: : t-'-r, sif?-
i- liMSC UmJ
ROBERT BOX AT '
THE -89 STEPS'.
and ' '
.' "Major Bowe ;
Amateur Show! ;
Usr fl: C1IARLIE CHAN
1 : IN SHANGHAI.,.
TJancy '
. . or00
' Lloy -
Nolan ,
11 '
v . tm
Banqn
Speaker
W - ... i
i IJ - f .
(. Frontier j
received in an audience by Em--"
willingness to remore his shoes
departed noncommltally for a w
care was taken - to permit the
on.-'--. " , ,T-.J" '
Near Placervflle ,
.
JMcDonald Murder
Wounded ' ' ,
Balance by 1936 ".-
Be Rehabilitated
onts
Play
Tonight
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Final try outs for oart in The
Yellow Shadow," mystery-comedy
in preparation by the Salem Civic
PUyers for the Salem Lions club.
will be held Tuesday night in the
D'Arcy bulldmr on Stato street.
according to aa announcement of
Miss Beulaa Graham, director ot
productions -tor the group. Pre
liminary tryouts were held Mon
day night at the- home of Mr: and
Mrs. Michael Panek on South
Church street .
Mis Graham. -who Is directing
this, production, has thrown the
case wide-open for talented per
sons, and will not make her final
decision until tonight. "The Tel
low Shadow" is a thrilling mys
tery with, comedy relief and car
ries several excellent character.
parts for both men and 'women,
according to Mis Graham. The
tryout will be held la tha rooms
occupied by the Salem -Business
school and will begin at 7:30
o'clock.- : - ' -.,
Ankeny Bottom Reports
Snow: Forecast Here is
For Probable Flurries
' Salem np to 1 a. m, today had
escaped the snow flurries predict
ed for . the Willamette valley by
the weather bureau but gusts-"of
white flakes fell Im Ankeny Bot
tom, southwest of the. city around
11,. P. nu last : night -: Unsettled
weather, colder- with local snows
was forecast for today but .fair
weather - for Wednesday . with
treeslng temperatures. ; : ; v -
Maximum temperature . yester
day was 62 degrees. . The mini
mum, recorded at 7 p. m.; was 3S
600
Seats
15c
7 CT Today Wed. r- w
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COMEDY SMASH!!
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Qiange Voted,
BiiUcling Plan
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Added Safety From r Fire
Prorided; to Comply'
With Local Code "
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hndet classification of struction
that la limited under -the bulld
lg,code '-to 15,000 square feet of
space per; floor .unbroken by- fire
walls " running vertically'; from
ground to Tool The changes dis
cussed yesterday will cut ; the"
building into at least three units.
each separated almost - entirely
from the other, by concrete walls .
from basement to asbestos shin
gle roof. Through the center of
the building will run a concrete-
enclosed corridor on each floor
and fireproof stairways will lead '
to the- outside. .- ; - : ' m
A fire escape also was added
te the plans for the wing ot the
building which will extend - west
ward along' ! street, as no stair
way had been provided at this
end of the building because in
the future it win be added to.
The building ispector declined
to- comment on . the conference
other-than to say the board was
meeting code requirements. He
plans to spend each; night this
week studying plans and speci
fications for the proposed build
ings in detail to ascertain if they -comply-
with ', the code In other
than the; fire wall respects.
Anditorium to Be
Entirely Isolated', v :
The new-high, school auditor
ium, , which like the gymnasium
will be Isolated from - the main,
buHding by concrete walls and .
fire-resistant'; doors, will be of
Class A reinforced concrete con
struction. The gymnasium will
approach that type, with its con
crete floors, walls and fireproof
doors. - r '
The new grade school building
tbe built on Mission street near
toe east .end ot Bush pasture,
will be of the same type' of con
struction as . regards the build
ing code as tho senior high
plant. Both 'additions to Leslie
Junior high will be Class A, ful
ly of reinforced concrete.-
Seven True Bills
Returnee
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voire a $100 .check 5 given the
Carter Motor company last Jane
22. - - -" : '; '
Not true bills were returned in
the following seven cases? "
Wayne Schreve, moral charge;
J. K. Butchs, trespassing on the
Mrs.. Henry- L. Bents hop yard;
Bert Broylea, Indecent exposure;
S. L. Link,- threatening commis
sion of A felony; Frances Schlack,
assault and battery; " T. Opris,
threatening commission of a fel
ony upon person of Joe Marty;
Elmer Dick, vagrancy and disor
derly conduct ... ; ;
Planners' Report
In Full is Asked
(Continued from Page 1)
considered two bill, one tor an
appropriation of 118,000 for es
tablishing, a liTesloct range ex
periment station and another for
SI 5, 00 appropriation, for tne.
state fair buildings. A public hear
ing at an unannounced date was
decided on, fPC the first and no "ac-
tion taaen ij'Jie secona. - -
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