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XMwfs'?: r.-.SJVi cf-,s3 .ffAJA&felTS tfQDfoTi C STATESMAN; KalpTH. ftlfrnn FViav'lfrtTrdnw -Varr.'i Tt IG .' " tf--' :7"i FACE ELEVEN The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem Oregrat lMdayMonite V;' ' Local News 6 rie f s i. Serions Discuses Fewer -New cases of measles and iear let fever j 'dropped td but two -each In Marion ! county last week as against ten or more in previous weeks, according to the state department of. health bulletin. Other new communicable disease- cases reported Included ten of Influenza,, four of tubercu losis, tbres of pneumonia, two of mumps and one of chlckecy.ot In Polk county eight cases of scarlet fever, three of pneumonia, two of IhHuenia and one of typhoid ferer were reported, Papermakers benefit dance. Fra ternal temple, Fri., Feb. 21st. Door prises. Adm. 2 Sc. Charge Basic Violation City police . yesterday; charged three motorists with violation of the ba sic rule of prudent driving, a practice necessitated by this week's supreme court ruling against cities' arbitrary speed lim it laws. Thomas EL Tillman, Marshfield. paid a $5 fine in mu nicipal court on this offense. Oth 'rs booked as basic rule offenders . were Carl E. Hubachek, San Fran cisco, and Norman Kltteson, 790 North Commercial street. The Spa open until after all pre views. - '.. ., Case to .Jones Case of Flora Peterson, debtor, first brought In i federal court In Portland has been referred to Seymour Jones, ' conciliation commii sioner for : Marlon county, under an order : filed yesterday In circuit court here. Judge Alger Fee signed the I order. i Decree Granted A decree granting Don C. Smith and Alice ; H. Smith a Judgment against ; Verne L. Ostrander and Josephine : Ostrandef in the sum of 765 to : 'which interest and costs are to be 'added, was filed yesterday In cir cuit court here. 1A beginning class in Gregg short jhand (functional method) will be ;tarted; at the Capital Business ijCollege next Monday. A number ,of .registrations have been made already. A few more may be ac commodated. Call or phone for in ! formation. , Score Sheets Here Par score "sheets for the world bridge Olym ; pics hare arrived and will be dis tributed at. tonight's contest at the ' Elks club, George Ketch um. In charge of the play here, announ ced yesterday. "PEP UP" STOMACH" , RELISH YOUR FOOD Don't let stool lndijeitloa apoil your ppotlta, maka yoo (mI rundown. (!nr Jssa, without ambition or scit tor At :k.ood thinra of lift, withoat Urine Wit 'iliamt S. L. K. Formula. Tha tint Lottie s)tt (todoea remits or moo? bick. WII sHams S..( K. Formula U compounded iftom tha preacription of a former army ' Idoetor. It 'seta at a mild- tonic, atomachi jftimnlaat, mild laxatira and diaretle Mm talent for the fcidneja. Eeinf a liquid VlreW' aijtbfted it itarta to wo-V t .Imoet lmmedietelr. Highly concentrated, t Is economics te take. Try a bottle nnder ska nana? back gaarantea. Sea how nraek better yoa feel after a few doaea. At Perry a Drof tors. HEAR Rev. L. D. Smith; at the First Nazarene Church 13th and Center 7:30 EACH EVENING Old Time Preaching, Good Singing and Orchestra Music SUBJECTS Friday Night "Your final ahi swer to Jesus." Saturday Night "The tired, the .retired, and the people who make me tired." Sunday Morning "The second work of grace.n Sunday Night "Where shall we park at sundown, or, where do we go from here?" but there's still r r AO BMMSSjssjssMaeat i i I "ii 'ii h i i ll r ' il'i'y risrt In addition to the resolar ' Separate listings for mem alphabetical listing these bertof firms or households, are available for a small Other spellings, charge. 1 s . lfyvu are planning to order a telephone, please let us know fiOW. . i The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 740 State St. ' Telephone 3101 Teachers to Portland r- Eight Salem school, teachers, members of the physical education depart ment, will spend today and Friday in Portland, attending the north west regional conference of the national physical education In structors association,' They are Vernon Gilmore, Grace Wolga- mott and Vivian Bartholomew of Salem high school; Frank Brown, Harold Hank and Etta White of Parrish, and Gurnee Flesher and Eleanor Tonsing of Leslie junior high schools. The Spa open until after all pre views. Pushed Car Crashes An auto mobile Jack Eyerly, Salem, was pushing away from the curb Wed nesday ran away from him and banged Into her automobile. Mrs. E. L. Smith, 1560 North Capitol street, reported to city police yes terday. A fender and hub cap on the Smith car were damaged. The mishap occurred on State street between High and Liberty No other accidents were reported up to 6 p. m. yesterday. Removal sale Howard Corset shop Asks Extradition Governor Martin on Thursday issued a re quisition on the executive depart ment of California for the return of Ernest A. Kieyser, who Is want ed in Lane county for the crime of burning property with intent to injure the Insured. Keyser Is un der arrest at San Diego. Meeting Tonight Townsend club No. 6 will meet tonight at 7:30 o clock at the Nelson audi torium. ' An excellent musical pro gram has been arranged bv Mrs T. E. DaVies. Mrs. George O'Nell will be the main speaker. The public is invited. Answer Filed C lay ton W, Jones, defendant in a suit recent ly brought Charlotte M. Jones, filed his answer yesterday In cir cuit court here. Obituary Rasmussen Niels Marcuss Rasmussen, at the residence, 1630 Broadway February 18, at the age of 83 years. Survived by widow, Mrs Ollle Rasmussen; two daughters. Mrs. Petra V. Bieber.of Baker Ore., and Mrs. Henrietta Wilkin son of Norman, Neb.;' two step sons. Homer and Herbert McDon- ough, both of Salem, and six grand grandchildren. Services will be held from the Clough-Barrick chapel Friday, February 21, at 2 p. m. Dr. W. E. Petticotd will of ficiate. Hodgkln In this city February 15, Charlie Hodgkin, brother of William M. of Vancouver, Wash., Rockey of Portland and Margaret White of Portland. Funeral services will be held Saturday, February 22, at 2 p. m. Interment I. O. O. F. cem etery. . Births Lewis To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Clayton Lewis, 1478 Center street, a girl, Justine Louise, born Feb ruary 7 at Salem General tospital. COME, AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS TO HEAR THESE STIRRING MESSAGES! n)n time to get inl 0 Alter Treasirrer'a . Office City assessment and license' payers no longer will face the city treasurer through a window flanked by an cient pebble glass,- panels, as the result of alteration operations in stituted y e s t e r da y by Alfred Mundt, acting treasurer. The old glass front of the treasurer's of fice, was removed and an open counter extending the- length of the room set up. Mundt said oth er Innovations would be the lock ing of all doors leading to this of fice at night and Installation of a large safe in which lien. dockets and other records will be stored. Luts Florist. 127$ N. Lib. P; 9592. Here From Chicago Arrival In Salem of Dr. Elmer H. K. Dorr? surgeon and chiropodist. 1 from Chicago, 111., was announced yes terday by Oscar E. Price, proprie tor of the Price Shoe company. with which Dr. Dorr, will be affil iated. Dr. Dorr will succeed. Dr. L. J. Williams, who has moved to Eugene, as chiropodist at the Price store. His wife and baby daughter accompanied Dr. Dorr west. He is a member of the Elks and Masonic lodges. Rummage sale. W.C.T.U. hall, S. Commercial, Friday - Saturday. t'oiice Buy Hadlo A new ra dio receiver replacing the original one purchased in 1132, was being tried out at police headquarters here yesterday by the operators of station KGZR. Its purchase, for not more than 193. was author ized by the city council Monday night The old receiver lacked se lectivity and noise elimination features needed under present crowding of police radio bands. Leave at 8 a. m. Chemeketans will leave the Senator, hotel at 8 o'clock Sunday morning instead of 9 a. m.. and drive to the North Fork ranger station near Molalla. From there a hike of several miles will be made to Low Camp. Gladys and Bill McCIoud will be In charge of the trip. Denies Guilt James B. Haley, charged with operating an auto mobile while under the Influence of liquor, pleaded not guilty yes terday when arraigned in justice court The case will be tried with in the next few days. Fugitives Caught Chehalis of ficers Wednesday apprehended Arthur Erickson, Russell Duche and Edward Franklin, who es caped from the state training school for boys Saturday night. The boys said they ran away when assigned to barn duty. McClellan Replies T. Y. Mc Clellan, plaintiff in a suit against Fred Browning and the West Stayton Packing corporation, yes terday filed his reply to Brown ing's answer In circuit court here. Schmidt IllO. E. Schmidt owner of the Grand theater, is In Salem hospital for examination and observation. Schmidt was tak en to the hospital yesterday after an illness of a month. Warren Jones HI City Record er Warren Jones was confined at his home yesterday by an attack of influenza. His condition was not serious. He was forced to drop his duties Wednesday and rest Townsend Meeting Townsend club No. 8 will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock In the Nelson audi torium. The public Is Invited. Harmony Goal of Bourbon Leaders WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-(5y-Friendly gestures to President Rooserelt within Tammany and fresh sentiment for Governor Landon of Kansas to be the Re p u b 1 lean presidential nominee topped today's political develop ments. A matter-of-fact "politics is a game of compromise" from Chairman James A.. Farley Indi cated an administration tack in pursuit of harmony at Philadel phia. It was taken In the selec tion at the White House of s ja California slate of- delegates. ' There was no sign, however, that this straterv reached to treating with Alired E. Smith and others of his anti-new deal view-point in thee American Lib erty league. The latest favor for Landon came from Massachusetts. Ad dressing republican women at Boston, former Lieutenant Gov ernor Gasper G. Bacon compared the Kansan to the late Calvin C o o 1 1 dge. He warned against nominating a "reactionary." Aide of Townsend Asks Probe Delay WASHINGTON, Feb. l.-JPr- Dr. F. E. Townsend and the man who will head the house investiga tion of his old age pension move ment agreed today on one point the Calif orn Ian will hare a major role In the Inquiry. A spokesman for the co-found er of the plan to pay $200 a month to the aged wired a request that the infestlgatlon be delayed for two weeks so that Townsend, who Is 111, could be on hand. Representative Bell (D-Mo), who will be chairman of the com mittee of eight which Speaker Byrns plans to appoint tomorrow. issued a statement that the- com mittee will want to "Interrogate Dr. Townsend, characterized by his followers as one of the three great men in American history." Still Coughing? No matter how many medicines you have tried for your cough, chest cold or bronchial irritation, you can get relief now with Ceomolslon. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with anything less than Creomul alon, which, roes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature to soothe and heal the inflamed mean branes as the genn-ladea phlegm wosenea ana ezpeuea. Even if other remedies nave failed, dont be discouraged, your druggist Is authorized, to guarantee vatomniKion ana to refund your money if roa are not satisfied with results from the very first bottle. ues cKonuufiusx right now. (Adrj Here,, (tndMJwre in Oregon Associated Jress Leased Wire Service fVT : r. Wild Hors& Roundup, in Applegate Region Planned ... wrjuf utiu, ure., ceo. xvAT-xne J season county court re ceived a petition in which stockmen and the forest service asked permission to lead a round-up of wild horses in the Applegate country. The petition agreed to pay expenses. The petition alleg ed 75 to 100 horses, led by six stallions, hare trampled blue grass, eaten rock salt placed for cattle and kicked to death num erous sheep and young head of stock. Roseburg's Disposal Plant Kusjauuttu, ore., reD. zo.-VP-A' letter from C. C. Hock ley, state PWA administrator, said that Hoseburg's request for an Increased PWA grant for a trunkline sewer and disposal plant was rejected in Washington, D. C, Mayor Charles W. Clark an nounced today. - - Rangeland Improvement PORTLAND, Ore., Feb, Z0.-(a)-J. W. Biggs of Burns, mem ber of the state planning board, said today the department of In-. terior's division of graslng Is seeking to establish at least 12 CCC camps' In eastern Oregon grazing districts to improve range-lands; School for Peace Officers, Cities 'League Idea EUGENE, Ore., Feb. 20.-rV-Herman Kehrli, secreta7 of the League of Oregon Cities, said today the league had. appro priated $1,090 to aid la conducting a school for peace officers in Portland, to be followed later by regional instructions. toasters Object to Sanding of Portland Streets PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 20.-(VCity officials received a pe tition from residents of the southwest Portland heights area today objecting to sanding streets. Petitioners held cars with chains could negotiate the' road safely and that sand ruined sled coasting. United Action Needed, Farm Conference Told MEDFORD, Ore., Feb. 20.-(P)-H- E- Conger et Medford. chairman of the Jackson county agricultural conference, told farm delegates today that the key to excellent services and prices for livestock "Is united action. He described the market ing activities of the past few years. Reckless Driving Charges PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 20. today that the supreme court's limit did not prevent arrests for from $10 to $50. Johnson Doubtful About His Dollar WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-(P)-The question of precedent all important in the capital today entered the Sol Bloom-Walter Johnson-George Washington cola tossing controversy. Legend relates Washington threw a silver dollar across the Rappahannock river. The New York legislator-historian says he didn't and offered to bet 20 to 1 Walter Johnson would not when he tries Saturday at birthday ex ercises at Washington's Freder- icksburg, Va farm. It developed today there was no precedent as to what stance or m a n n er of delivery Johnson should adopt. Historians did not Jot down information on washing ton's method. But Johnson has said he will sail the dollar, rather than throw it. Hrith the same old . sweeping baseball delivery. Walter Is honestly doubtful if he'll clear the river with his throw Saturday. "I feel pretty sur a silver dol lar won't sail 172 feet," he said. "I think there would be too much wind resistance. I'd take any bets I could throw a baseball across, though.' Eight Known Dead In Riots in Spain MADRID, Feb. Sl.-(Fridsy)- W)-Elght persons were known dead and 45 were reported wounded in riotous demonstra tions in various parts of Spain last night, as the outgrowth of the vic tory of leftists In Sunday 8 general elections. The government was generally expected to declare martial law throughout Spain today. A general strike was declared at Alicante as a protest against a proclamation of a state of war there. A state of war also was in ef fect at Murcia, while martial law prevailed at Cordoba, Valencia and Zaragoza. Socialist leaders predicted that the establishment of the new left ist government was the stepping Salve for " J Colds price 5c, 10 c, 25c Liquid - Tablets Salve - Nose Drops STOMACH, RECTAL & COLON AILMENTS STOMACM-Ukera. Addity , Indigestion. RECTAL Piles, Ulcers, Fissure, Fistula. COLON Colida, Bloat ing, Gas, Constipation. No ttMptatl ur(tcal open dee. No confinratnt. Writs ot call fee F&EB BOOKLET Dr. C J. DEAN CU NIC saynfcfae aas? gurgess) N.LCointt Burnable and Gcan4 A D?o Chan ILorn CHINESE MEDICINE CO. Natural remedies for disorders of liv er, stomach, glands, skin and urinary system of men and women. New dis covery for sugar tha mmm of Insulin. JCZmZZ. 19 years la 1 1 X. X. uuaa- r n ness. Naturopath physicians. 893 H Court SC. Corner Liberty Office open Satur days and Tuesday a only, 10 A. &I. to 1 P. IL, P. U. to 7. Consultation Blood pressure and arin OaiAim ftkma W MTV WIf V. 1 - X. . charges. Project Rejected by CCC Proposed Just as Easy to File - i53 - SeTen motorists found out voiding of the, Portland speed reckless driving. Fines ranged stone to organization of a "union of Iberian soviet republics. which they said they hoped would be achieved within fire years. Kip Rhinelander Dies, Pneumonia NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-fl)Leo- nara Kip Knineiander, 34, who startled New York society a dec ade ago by marrying the daughter of a negro taxi driver, died today of lobar pneumonia. Death came after a week's ill ness at the Long Beach home of Rhinelander's father, with whom he became reconciled after win ning a sensational slx-yeai court Btruggle to cast off his wife. Rhinelander, scion of one of New York's oldest families, had been working in his father's Man hattan real estate office since he obtained a divorce at Las Vegas Nev., in 1930. Commenting on how he had won the esteem of his associates one fellow worker said: "He made one big mistake, but he tried to make up for it." His divorced wife, the former Alice Jones, said news of his death made her "very, very sad." Many Repaying Loans, Rehabilitation Setup Three thousand Oregon, Wash ington and Idaho farm families forced on relief , during the de pression, are repaying loans made nnder the resettlement adminis tration's rehabilitation program according to W. A. Duffy, region al director. More than 8,000 fam ilies are under the program in this region, he said. Destitute families judged capable of operating farms if funds for tools, animals and fertilizers are available, are grant ed loans. Ml 2 sets Chevrolet Disc Wheels, Tires and Tubes, 19", 4.75-19 tSOA Tires WU LESS YOUR SET IX TRADE 1 set of Used 17" Master Orange Chevrolet Wheels - LESS TOUR SET IX 2 Used Sets of 19" Ford Wheels LESS YOUR SET ET 1 set Retread Tires, new Wheels, cream, black, red or green, Ford or Chevrolet apUaS LESS TOUR SET Df TRADE CENTER AND IJBERTY ThreatComes OfFunasMs Banfield Condemns Blind Haste; Architectural . Fee Percentage Set (Continued from Page 1) ; unexpected and emergency costs later. Most of the day's session was spent in studying the 40-page con fidential outline of plans' and In discussing the rales for tie archi tectural contest. In regard to the pending appli cation for a $450,000 state heat ing and lighting plant members of the commission suggested IX PWA approval If forthcoming the plant be utilised to heat and light the new statehorue. The discussion of the length of time deemed essential for getting the program under way brought comment from Robert W. Saw yer of Bend that "we are trying to get things started." He said tne board Is not delaying action and that there have been no post ponements. Gould said "I am sorry If I con veyed Inadvertently the impres sion that the plana for the arch! tectnral competition would be ready sooner.1 He said he believ ed it woald take two and a half months. Hockley said he thought six weeks would Bufflce. Program for Plan Contest Outlined In commenting that he believ ed nine months would be needed to put construction under way, Commissioner Banfield listed the following program: - Two weeks before contest will be ready to start, eight weeks -more for con testants to submit plans, three weeks for Judging, five months to prepare working plans and have them checked by the state and government, and one month to ad- vertise for bids and make the award. The question of the site arose again today when Dr. Ernest Dal- ton advised the commission that Governor Charles Martin, who re cently opposed acquisition of portion of Willson park, was now in favor of acquiring from the city of Salem the east end of the plot He would have the main entrance of the capltol facing North Sum mer street and utilize about 200 feet of park land. An attorney General's ruling re cently held the capltol could not be constructed on other than the old site, due to legislative limit ations. Chairman J. A. McLean of En gene said following the meeting he was urging Commissioner Ban field to reconsider his resignation from the three-man executive committee. McLean said the commission probably would continue in see aion tomorrow. Car Theft Reported C. H. Thompson, box 227, Port land road, notified Salem police last night his automobile had been stolen from the Hollywood district at 7:45 o'clock. It was large coach, Oregon 1 1 e e n s 110-571. Easy Credit Phone 7818 184 N. Liberty, Salem, Ore. UJoedl 1Tn3eGo ITtmfoeG aimdl WBaeeBo Ford - Chevrolet - Plymouth Look These Over You Save Money! 1 set 19" Plymouth Wheels, Good Tires LESS 1 Used 19" Set of Plymouth Wheels - $45 LESS TRADE $20 to $40 set TRADE LESS Use Our Budget Plan U0QG Coming Events February 2t Xuncheon meeting. League of Womea Voters, Quelle, v. : February 22 Marlon county Jersey Cattle club meete at Twrwejv- ? February 23 Dr. O. R. Chambers, O. 8. C, address es young people's class First M. K. church, p. nu, church annex. . February 23 Bishop DagweU pays first visit to St. Pael'a Episcopal church here. - v - February 24 and 23 Celebration 60th anniver sary Chemiwi Indian school. FelHTuary 2d Boy Scouts first aid contest, senior high school gym. February 28 Salem Mis souri club meets, 8 p. m., K. P. hatt, 246 H North Com mercial street. February 28-20 Marion county 27tb aaamal Sunday school convention, Pratum M. E. church. February 20 Martoa Polk county federation of community clubs at Rickey. March 2 Public hearing e proposal disposal of por tion of Willson park to state. March 2 Proponed sale of fl,050,000 of water bonds up to council. - March S Willamette Val ley F. F. speaking contest. March 7 28th annual Freshman Glee, Willamette a adversity. March 10 Negro min strel show and concert, Townsend dub No. 3, high school auditorium. March 11 Minnesota club meeting, Y.M.CA. March IS Jan Kubelik. violinist, la recital at Wil lamette university gymna sium. March 17 In high school auditorium, Townsend club No. S, St. Patrick's day pro gram. March 27 and 28 Marlon-Polk county older boys' conference. Pension Plan Put Up to Van Winkle (Continued from Page 1) 000 to be matched by county ap propriations. Goudy declared no attention would be given the recent amend ments whereby the state appro priation would be turned over to direct relief, since a referendum on that action delays its operatlre neas. The governor recently express ed himself favorable to any work able plan promulgated by Goudy and the state relief committee which would make It possible to obtain federal funds for old-age pensions. USB CHINESE HERBS When Others Fall CHARLIE CHAN Chinese Herbs REMEDIES Healing virtue been tested hundreds years for .chronic all meats, n'oie, throat, sinusitis. catarrh, ears. Fong lungs, asthma, chronic cough, stomach, gall stones colitis. -constipation, diabetis, kidneys, bladder, heart, blood nerves, neuralgia, rheumatism, high blood pressure, gland, skin sores, male, female and chil dren disorders. C B. Fong, 8 years practice In China, Herb Specialist, 122 S. Commercial St Salem. Ore. ttlcc boars 9 to 6 p.m Sandiy and Wed. 9 to 10 a.m. $30 TOUR SET IN TRADE $30 YOUR SET IN TRADE 8. B. LTULbLbD 1 set 18" Chevrolet Wheels, Tires and Tubes Special Buy, G A C YOUR SET IN TRADE 1 set 4 Truck Wheels, 6 Bolt, 32x6 10 Ply Tires, Heavy Duty Tubes, &Q( Tires like New, Price, set VU LESS TOUR SET IN TRADE PHONE 9144 iam ijooa Water. Shown Chlorination Only Issue Raised Says Strieker Answering Inquiry (Continued from Page 1) whether a good supply of water can be obtained from the weiL This can be determined only by trial. The water In the power flitch is undoubtedly satisfactory except that it is not bacteriaily pure, . It seems a wiser i.nd more economical plan to use the pres ent supply with adequate chlorin ation rather than continue with the welL If chlorination is proper ly controlled, no objectionable tastes will be noticed and the wa ter will be effectively sterilised. "Very truly yours, "Frederick D. Strieker. "State Health Officer- FrahCeS Laws Ls Still Improving OREGON CITY, Ore., Feb. 2i -OT-Mlss Frances Laws, injured Monday in an - automobile colli sion, is "getting along as well as we could expect. hospital atten dants said tonight. She incurred a fractured skull and lost considerable blood as a result of a severed artery in her arm. Attendants said she was contin uing to show a slight improve ment and was conscious at times. They said no complications have set in to retard her recovery but stressed that she ls "still serious ly 11L" Miss Laws ls the daughter of Lester Laws, head of the state flax plant at the state peniten tiary. W. H. Park's Saturday, February 22 1:30 P. M. at the F. N. WOODRY Auction Market 1610 X. Summer St. Consisting of 150 W.-L. hens, l jt. old; 1 range, 1 heater, bed springs, mattresses, dress ers, rugs, dining table, chairs, rockers, K. utensils, dishes, fruit Jars, flower pots, phonograph, bookcase, Coleman ' lamp, egg crate, package bee starter, seed peas, chicken wire, wheat, millrun, egg mash, post bole digger, lawn mower, 200 shakes, sacks, 250 lb. scale, lantern, battery radio, pho nograpa, cream separator, garden tools, pruners, and a lot of miscellaneous arti cles. Terms cash. We sell anything the public has for sale on commission. We pay cash for used fur niture. F. N. WOODRY Auctioneer Phone 5-1-1-0 Genuine Engraved (Mling Cards Yonr Choice of Styles of Type 100 Cards Plain or Paneled $175 I Plate Included. FREE! Statesman . Publishing Co. 215 S. Commercial SU . Phone 9101 .. o o (5 In) OS'S s Action 4
