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The ' OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Blornlnff, January 14, 1935 PAtlE FIVE Local News Briefs I ' Accidents Mtnor No serious i automobile accidents, were report ed to city police over the -weekend despite the driving rainstorm that obscured vision and made pave ments slippery. . tylntfr CoUlsions involved'.-the following: - Dorothy Eatella Williams, 1025 Fir street, and Mrs.; Term Mathls 4S7.North Winter," on Church; near, senior "high, school; Arnold - Roan, route one, and. R. Schuvert, at Liberty and i Marion; W. W. - McAnincn, route six, and J. Purrey, 1170 North Cottage, at Highland and Portland road; B. E. Sisson, 1C36 Saginaw, and an unidentified mo torist, at Miner and Commercial; G. B. Elliott, city bus driver, and Ai B. Evans, ;20 Thompson, at Chemeketa and Commercial; Charles7 Henry Garrett, Dallas, and Darren Lash, S7 9 N. Liberty, at Liberty and Center streets. To Portland Bleet Laymen and ministers from Salem will go to. Portland, today to attend, a meeting of the Oregon Conneil of Churches of. which- C. A. Kens of Salem la president. C A. Sprague will speak at noon on the subject: "Can the Church Retain Her Leadership.".,' Other men going from Salem to the meeting are Dr. Grover C. Birtchet and Dr. Louis A. Marin. Among the topics to be discussed at the gathering is the question of gambling as it is alleg edly being conducted in Portland. Big dance. Mellow Moon Sat. nite. Surprise Assembly Set A sur- ! prise program assembly of seniors and sophomores has been called for Wednesday afternoon at Salem high school by Assistant Princi- - pal R. W. Ta renner. The nature of the program was not revealed. Other student gatherings are scheduled this week as follows: . today girls league, teachers luncheon; Wednesday Girl Re serves; Thursday senior class council, annual staff tryouta, dra matic club beginners; Friday special activity clubs. School Board Meeting The Sa lem school board will hold its first regular meeting of 1936 at 8 o'clock tonight in the adminis tration building. 434 North High street. The main item of business probably will be appointment of inspectors to oversee the build ing projects. Superintendent S. Gaiser said yesterday he would submit a committee report rec ommending the bases on which salary credits for travel would be allowed to faeulty members. Luts Florist, 1276 N. Lib. P. 9592. Reservations Afcked Members planning to attend the annual meeting of Marion county chap ter, American Red Cress, at the Quelle Friday night were request ed yesterday by Olive Doak By non, executive secretary, to make reservations by Thursday noon by telephoning her office, 5911. Judge George Rossman, chapter chairman-, will preside and Doug las H. MoorS, roll call director for the Pacific coast, will speak at the meeting,- which will start ; with a dinner at 6:30 p. m. Granted Injunction The state . veterans eommlssknere yester day was granted a temporary in junction restraining Harry Hart and several others from cutting any timber on 35 acres of land in thia county on which the com mission has a Hen. Obituary v Oldfield Mrs. Susie May Oldfield Pass ed away at Sunnyside, Ore., Jan. 11, at the age of SI years. Sur vived by widower.. William A Oldfield of Waterloo, Ore.; gister, Mrs. W. L.s Scott of Waterloo and a brother, Wyn Dyer of Sunny side. . Funeral services from enap el of, Clough-Barrick company at 1:30 ip. m., Tuesday, January 14 Rev. Guy L. Drill will officiate. Interment I.O.O.F. cemetery. Wallace Samuel Davis Wallace died at Tangent January 10 at the age of 85 -years. Survived by two sons, Paul M. of Bakersfield, Calif., and George W. of Tangent. Fu neral services from cbapel of CHmgh-Barrick at 10 a. m., Tues day, Jan. 14. Rev. Britton Ross will officiate. Interment Friends cemetery at Newberg. . Hartman , On January 13, In Portland, Erwood S. Hartman, 43, resident of 764 N. 15th street, Salem. Sur vived by wife, Ruth Hartman, Sa lem; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hartman, Independ ence; one daughter, Helen, Sa lem; sisters, Mrs. Bessie Redde kopp. Cloverdale; Mrs. Iantha Mc Laughlin, Salem; Mrs. Ida Haley, Independence; Mrs. Florence Mode, Willamina; Mrs. - Jessie Parterfield, Bend; Mrs. Hattie Phebis, Portland; brothers, Adam Hartman, Brooks; Willis and Dwain Hartman, both of Inde pendence. Funeral services will be leld Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the chapel of W. T. Rigdon Jb Co. En tombment in Mt. Crest Abbey mausoleum. Rev. H. C. Stover of ficiating. . Campbell t El Segnndo, Calif., January C, Robert Warren Campbell, aged SO years. Survived by the follow ing children: Mrs. Claudia Camp bell of Los Angeles, Mrs,- William Hensell of Salem,' Miss Mary Campbell of El Segundo, Mrs. Grace Hayes of Watsonrille, Cat, Mrs. Gladys Leeseman of Wind sor, Calif., Albert E. Perry and Robert C. Campbell, all of El Se gundo, and Ira Campbell of Den ver, Colo.- Graveside services will be. held at the Lee Mission- ceme tery at 10:30 a. m.; Wednesday. January!!; Rev. Guy L. Drill will officiate, aad W. T. Rigdon com pany fa in charge of arrange-' meats. Without operation - or ; loss ot tune -. s r ? DR. MARSHALL 829 Oregon Bide. Phoa 5309 Cured Bentley Estate In The estate of the late W. L. Bentley, - who died January 1 at Woodbnrn, was admitted to probate yesterday here. He left real property esti mated to be worth $5500 and personal property wrich has an estimated value of 13000. Under agreement made with his' wife, the latter and Bentley each kept separate their respective proper ty. Thus Bent ley's estate is to be divided' among his three sons and three daughters. Executors of his wUl are Frank Bentley and Fred J. Miller. . - Mission Meeting The ' annual missionary convention will begin tonight at 7:45 o'clock at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Tabernacle at 655 Ferry street and will continue every night ex cept Saturday. There, will prob ably be three services Sunday, at 11 a. in., 3 p. m., and again at 7:45 p. m. The speakers will be: E. A. Truax of China, A. X. Garri son of India, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Griebenow of Tibet, and Rev. J, D. Williams, district superinten dent from Seattle. January Bale of furniture. SwaP- aree 474 S Commercial St Call Chemeketans The regu lar monthly meeting of the Che meketans is slated for tonight at 8 o'clock at the chamber of com merce. One of the main items of business will be discussion of plans for the excursion later this month to the winter playground being opened up above Detroit un der sponsorship of the two out door clubs here, the chamber of commerce and other interested bodies. William I. McCloud is president of the Chemeketas. Willi Accused Preliminary hearing in affiliation proceedings brought against Edwin Willig of near Mt. Angel has been set tor January 21 at 2 p. m., with Wil lig out on $100 cash -bail in the meantime. Willig was arrested in connection with the case of state ex rel Irene Koster, being accused of being the father of Irene Kos- ter's llligitimate child, born last August. Willig denies the charge. ao Pension 3Ieet The West Salem Townsend club No. 1 will not meet Thursday night as sche duled, due to water In the base ment of the building. President J. R. Brown requests all members ana irienas to attend tne mass meeting in Dallas Sunday, Jan uary 19, at 2 p. m. Judge Jeffries will be the main speaker and Dr Epley and his ehorus will be on hand. Plates Too Old Robert August McNeece paid a $15 fine and $4.50 court costs in justice court yesterday when he admitted charge of failure to have 1936 li cense plates on his truck. Judge Miller Harden continued until January 27 case against ' Albert Lee Seeger for allegedly having no I'Jstt plates on his car. Hearing Today Preliminary hearing will be held in justice court this afternoon at 2 o'clock for Lloyd Porter, accused of ob taining money under false preten ses. Porter; who alleeedlv crave a. worthless $9.30 check to Don Ma dison, is in jail in lieu of $500 bail. new dress? Big savings at The Fashionette clearance sale. Eye Injured Emery Hendrlck- son, jr., 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hendrickson of route six. suffered painful and serious in- ury to his eye which was hit bv the shot from an air rifle in the hands of a playmate, Richard Gesner of Rickey, Young Hend rickson is being eared for .at home under direction of a physician. Asks t o Time Wflber Walter Mareiuardt, arrested .Sunday night on a charge of being drunk in a public place,' asked for 24 hours in which ta enter plea when he came before Justice of the Peace Hayden yesterday. He will re appear today before the judge. En Ronte Home Again - Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Zobel, 1045 N. w inter, who have been visiting in Gregory, S. D., are expected home this week, having left South Da kota late last week. They have written friends here that it is ex ceedingly cold there. To Study Radio Claude Cross. who has been emnloved hv the Cherry City Baking company for the past several years, has left for Los Angeles where be intends to enroll as a student in the Na tional Radio and Electrical school. Births Webb To Mr. and Mrs. W Floyd Webb. Salem, a boy. Dwirht Robert, born January 12 at a lo cal hospital. Xedry To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nedry, 2415 North Liberty street, a boy. Ross Neel. born Jan- nary 11 at the residence. Whitney To Mr. and Mr William Joseph Whitnev. 2053 North Front street, a boy, born January 7 at a local hospital. uttowar To Mr. and Mrs. Orln Miller Ottoway, Aurora, a girl, Ruth LaVelle. born January 6. at a local hospital. INSURANCE" AND REAL ESTATE Beckc & Wads worth 189 N. High Phone 4947 on Modern Homes Lowest Rates - Hawkins & Roberts lac. Mortgage Cash Goes to State The estate of the lae Pan! Rudyk had as sets of $ J 12 J according to an appraisal filed .: in probate court yesterday by Rat as C. Holman, state treasurer, Rudyk, who . was an inmate of a state Institution herer .left no heir and the funds go to the permanent school fund of Oregon. Balk of the estate was savings account of $3026 in a local bank. Interest thereon has been reduced from three to one and one-half per cent in the last two -years. Two Connies to Wed Two couples " yesterday filed applica tions for a permit to wed in the county clerk's office here. Louis F, Snook, 25, Coryallls, mechanic, asked permission to wed Evelyn Wierneyer, 20, Independence, a housekeeper. Leonard T. White, 24, , 1024 Earl street, Albany, a grocery clerk, asked permission to wed Mabel Irene Harrison, 25, 256 North Cottage street, Salem, clerk. Plan Girls Contest Plans have not been completed for the selec tion of a Salem high school girl to enter state competition for a trip to Washington, D. C, to be given by the daughters of the American Revolution, Principal Fred D. Wolf said yesterday. The facnlty committee in charge- of the prob lem is expected to report at an early date. Wolf said competition, probably would be limited to sen ior girls. New Leader Named W. S. Chambers, formerly state secre tary for Y. M.' C. A. boys' work in Ohio, is the newly named execu tive secretary for "Y" activities in the northwest according to word received here this weekend by C. A. Kells, local Y. M. C. A. executive. Chambers 'succeeds Les ter Adams who has gone to Oak land, Calif. Bail Forfeited Ten dollars bail was forfeited yesterday by C. Chapman, charged with being drunk Saturday night, according to an entry made by Municipal Judge A. Warren Jones. The case of Edward Sminshak, Camp San- tiam, transient camp, who was ar rested on the same charge Sun day, had not been disposed of as far as court records revealed. Invited to Conclave -Members of jihe Marion county court yes terday were invited to attend a Pacific Northwest Planning con ference which be held February 13 to 15 in Spokane. Marshall N. Dana of Portland is chairman of the conference. Among the prob lems to be considered are the inter-relations of city, county, state and federal government. Hears Claims Claims against the Federal Indemnity Insurance company were being presented in court yesterday before Judge L. G Le welling. Casualty insurance item; against the former com pany, now in liquidation, are said to have been insured by a bond given by the Constitution Indem nity company. Club Leaders to Meet Lead ers of 4-H clubs throughout the county are to meet here Saturday afternoon at the . courthouse Wayne L. Harding, leader, an nou need yesterday. New officers will be elected, reports "will he heard from committees and the 4-H program for 1936 will be dis cussed. Fees to Be Paid Attorney's fees of 680 for work performed for the Scotts Mills bank, in li quidation, are to be paid E. L Crawford, local attorney, under an order issued yesterday in cir cuit court here. Crawford repre sented the bank In a case against the Butte Falls Prune Growers association. Pays Tax Alex Moisan as ad ministrator of the estate of the late Margaret Moisan' has paid the state $28.85 as inheritance tax according to papers filed yes terday in probate court. The ini tial $10,000 of value in the estate was exempt. j Directors to Meet Directors of the Salem chamber of com merce are to meet tonight for the first executive session of the chamber since the start of the new year. Oscar D. Olson, cham ber president, will be in charge. Class Begins- A class which will study the history of the fine arts considered as manifestations of religious feelings began last night at the Salem T. M. C. A. Mrs. C. A. Kells is instructor. To Build Shed One building permit was taken out here yester day, that by Mrs. Effie Areton for $25 worth of alterations to a wood shed at 1047 South Commercial street. Auxiliary at "Y" Members of the American legion auxiliary will sponsor a musical program next Friday night at the Salem T. M. C. A. The public is invited. SUKIYAKI DINNER Also American Dishes How get there? Ton walking down Commercial atreet -to Fits fishing market then you stepping upstairs. . There we are. 11 A. M. to 2 A. M. USB CHINESE HERBS WHEN OTHERS FAIL Charlie ' Chan ' Chinese Herbs Remedies - are noa-poisonous, their heal ing virtue has been tested hundreds years rHeoVte S,B. FOB, meats, nose, throat, sinusitis, catarrh, ears, lungs, asthma, chronic cough, stomach, ' fall' stones colitis, constipation, di abetix, kidneys, bladder, heart, blood nerves, neuralgia, rheu matism, high blood . pressure, gland, skin sores, male, female and ' children disorders. C B. Fong, 8 year - practice In China, Herb Specialist, give relief after others faO. 122 ti. Commercial St Salem, Ore. Of flee hours 9 to 6 ajk Sunday and Wed. S to 10 ajn. Coming Events January 14 -Marion-Polk unit National Farm Loan association, chamber of com merce. January 16 Yonng Re publican club, circuit court room. January 16 Annsal meeting of Dairy Coopera tive association, chamber of commerce, 1 p.m. January 17 Aiinal meeting Marion county Red Cross, fl:30 p. ra., the Quelle. January 18 Federated Community dub at Hayes ville. January 18 Marlon county Jersey Cattle club, annual meeting, 1:30 p-m., Salem chamber of com merce. January 18 Willamette university presents Ont ward Bound" in high school auditorium. January 22-23 Marion county farm outlook con ferences. : i January 24 Missouri dab, pot luck aupper, 6:30 p.m., K. P. hall, 246 North Commercial street. January 20 Michigan so ciety midwinter meeting at K.P. hall, 240 N. Commer cial. Dinner at 1 p. ra. January 28 All day meeting. League of Oregon Cities, chamber of com merce. January 30 Townsend mass meeting, senior high school auditorium, 7:30 p. m. January 30 President's ball. January 31 Special city and state election. . Dotson Returns D. D. Dotson returned to his duties as manager of the national reemployment agency, 355 North High street, yestevday, after an absence that began late last month. He suffer ed a nervous breakdown caused by overwork. Admits Drunkenness Ichiro Migaki paid a J 10 fine and costs in Justice court yesterday after he admitted a charge of being drunk on a public highway. Barham South Charles Bar- ham of the Olson flower store here is spending the week in San Francisco on a vacation trip. MORE A I ULrii tIA i-TaTal it - 3 MAYBE YOU TRADE with a grocer who runs only one store. Perhaps you incline -to blame him if your food costs seem higE But it's not his fault It's the fault of the system under which he sells. There are too many wasteful expenses in between him and the farmer. For just that reason your Safeway gro cer belongs to a business Joined with food buyers in the farm : $vXi possible before the Safeway method: areas, skilled truckers, warehousemen, mity wasi-detdoped '.lJ-JpeJDm' keting experts, honie economistsall help- sion Manager for Safeway Stores, .239 ! ing him keep down distribution costs be South East Salmon Street, Portland, tanbelp you WW'ER thecort of ltvfagr O f V v J He can reduce the and still payback to farmers a larger share of your food dollar. Your Safeway grocer job because it is what the Idalina Excursion Will-'Be -Arranged A meeting of the Chemeketans, Santlam" Ski club ana Interested members of the chamber of com merce is called for Wednesday night at . 8 - o'clock; -when plana will be made to arrange for an excursion to Idahna, seven miles above Detroit, where a winter playground has been prepared dot this area. - . 1. Interested members of all serv ice clubs in the city are invited also to attend the meeting Wed-, nesday night. Preliminary ideas for the excursion and , dedication ceremony call for flag raising- at the playground hut, dedication rites, a skiing exhibition by ex perts and. other events. " It 'is understood efforts will be made to secure special low rates on the excursion for those who prefer to take the train to the winter playground area rather than to drive. Maerz to Retain Use of Hurt Leg Enoch Maers, 21, of West Sa lem, will retain the use of his left leg, which was broken in two places Saturday night when his motorcycle collided with ah au tomobile driven by George Tuck er, 2510 Laurel avenue, at Cot tage and Center streets, attend ants at Salem Deaconess hospital said last night. He spent a "fair" day yesterday. The fractures were both compound. Tucker was not arrested Sun day on a charge of reckless driv ing as police had announced Sat urday night that he probably would be. Chief Frank A. Minto said last night be understood Maers would sign the complaint as soon as he was able. Police placed no charge against Tucker. Farm Group Meets The Marion-Polk county unit of the Na tional Farm Loan association will meet at 1:30 o'clock this after noon at the chamber of commerce for Its annual meeting. , Licensed to Wed Wade T. Ot- terson, 34, of Kellogg, Idaho, and Tbelma Ross, 26, of Salem, were named in a marriage license is sued at Spokane Monday. : r- for Western Children 1 famtly, retail price ot jooa ' is working at that people want done ; daya .and compare your totd savings! -o Traf He Agent J127 . L. P. HANNA Hanna Appointed Traveling Agent Leonard P. Hanna has been named traveling traffic agent for the Union Pacific with territory Including The Dalles, Hood Riv er, Bonneville, Salem, Albany, Dallas, Corvallls, Newport and Tillamook, according to A. S. Ed monds, assistant traffic manager. Hanna's headquarters will be in Portland. He succeeds Ray Curtin who was recently promot ed to Tacoma as district freight and passenger agent. Hanna has been with the Union Pacific's general freight depart ment in Portland since 1921 and has advanced through several promotions to his present posi tion. He served in the world war with the army engineers. Visitors Encounter Much Water on Way BRUSH CREEK, Jan. 13. William HJorth, his son and daughter, Henry and Miss Lulu HJorth, arrived here Sunday noon for. a few weeks' visit with Mr. Hjorth's sister, Mrs. M. J Madsen. The Hjorths stopped Sat urday night at kugene and re ported, that they came through considerable water; before they reached Silverton. ' ABUTTER andEGi JJ s f- and because the people reward men who do what the public wants. Your Safeway groceris working in a business family because he can perform. a better service that way, and herice earn a belter salary, To producers transporters and proces sors he pays 80 cents of every food dollar you spend with him, This means tie farmer rets a larter share ol this food dollar than How mneh did yon .pend for food last month? Check up. Then trade at your !rriWficMMl Saf evrav erocer'a for 30 Martin Winds Up One Year on Job - Governor Martin today will have rounded out the first year of his administration. The governor said he had en joyed the firsE year in office and had exerted every effort to con duct his official affairs in an. in telligent and courageous manner, I especially am pleased with the progress that has been made along certain development lines daring my administration,'' Gov ernor Martin said. Two enter prises which the governor hopes to. develop daring" the coming year are the flax industry and Oregon's mining interests. . Governor Martin landed State Treasurer Holman and Secretary of State Sneil, who also are mem bers of the state board of con trol. West Salem Well Is Down 187 Feet The well being drilled at West Salem has reached -187 feet, says Alf M. Jannsen who is doing the Job. An excellent flow of water was found at less than 100 feet hut It was decided to go on down through a shale stratum. to a to tal depth of about 200 feet. Jannsen handled the drilling for his brother, N. C. Jannsen for the City of Salem. Several holes were drilled on this side of the river without satisfactory results. However N. C. Jannsen offers to undertake fresh drilling in the vi cinity of Turner under a guaran tee to supply ten million gallons of water a day or no pay. The city has not acted on the offer. Domes Wins Top Prizes On Turkeys, Ogden Show Henry Domes, Rickreall turkey breeder, won grand champion male and female turkey in the dressed division at the Ogden Night Coughs Quickly checked without "dosing." ru&eo VVapoRub and Se a laraer U 7 Tarmer in order to g,Vc tJ.V -v., , irirBi, e been ?ow Price sif, food, irer retina ,P "n.lieklth.i L T the StE,? too. . cwa7 grocer Tt. i Entire adverdsemcnt Coliseum poultry show at Ogden, Utah, according to word received here yesterday.- Domes has made consistent winnings for a number of years on. White Hollands. First CongregotionaTs ' Annual Meeting Slated Tonight; Supper Planned The annual business meeting of the First Congregational church will convene ' at t the: church to night. Following) brief . reports from the various departments and organisations, officers for the year wil be elected and plans pre sented. N ." f ! "li The business session will be preceded by a "planned" supper, at 6:30 o'clock. Miss Mary Fake, is chairman of the sapper com mittee. A short period of fellow ship and entertainment will close the program. Included win be a. humorous sketch, "And the Lamp Went Out." presented by a group bf young people. Both Sides to Be Given On City Manager Plan Both sides of the eHy manager ship proposal for Salem's govern ment will be presented to the Ki wanii club here' today when May or V. E. Kuhn takes the affirma tive side of the discussion and David O'Hara, alderman, speaks against the plan. The manager ship form of government will come before the voters at the January 31 election. The -meeting will be held at the Quelle. Each speaker will be allotted 15 minutes. Relieving cy' atrain withcorJ red glautes means visual acuteness with real comfort! how J 1 eVe 1 MUSCLC I stran RE Lit V ED Itoo i i . ! - , shrank peonfA"88 Ps teS food fS areas.) frethej errj - product uug cost. . t551 to keep; iii copyriaht 19 J6 Safcwsy Stores, lac