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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning, June 21, 193$ PAGE FIVE Local News Brief License Required A license governing the manufacture and distribution of bakery products does not obTiate the necessity of obtaining a peddlers' license, where a bakery concern prepares Its own products and sells them from door to door. Attorney Gen eral Van Winkle has ruled. Van Winkle held that the peddlers act applies to the sale of all goods, wares or merchandise by peddlers when they are acting in territory eoTered by the law. The attorney general declared that bread and bakery products are goods,', wares and merchandise, and are not ex empted from the peddlers act as are agricultural and farm pro ducts. The opinion was asked by Freda Miller, district attorney of Clackamas county. New 1931 all-wave Grunow ra dios, 2 5 discount, easy -terms. Geo. C. Will Music Store. i Motor-Let Hurt Willard Ilarl ing, 22, Oregon state hospital, re ceived Injuries which prevented him from making a report to po lice, in an automobile collision at State and Church . streets Thursday, according to report filed yesterday by - Joe 1 Daniels. The extent of Harling's injuries was not stated. A minor collision at Commercial" and .Wilson was reported ; yesterday by i Lawrence , C. Orwig, til South Commercial, and frank Fa wver. Independence Luts Florist.ji 27 N. Lib. P. 1 5 1 2. Two Clinics Listed-1 Two rou tine clinics are all. that appear on the Marion county health depart ment's schedule ' f or t h 1 s week. Pre-echool ; children jwlH be ad mitted by appointment to a clinic at the health offices ' Thursday morning. An open clinic for per sons wishing - to be . immunised against diphtheria and smallpox will be held from 8:30 to 10 a. m. Saturday at the health depart ment,;!!) 1 Masonic building. Burroughs Cleaners, 691 N. High. Ph. 2733. BeauUful dry cleaning. May Require Pledge--The' state relief committee, in Its discre tion, may demand that personal property be pledged to secure re payment of monies granted for old age assistance, Attorney Gen eral Van -Winkle held yesterday. The rule of the committee de manding such a pledge is not mandatory. Van Winkle said. The opinion was requested by Elmer R. Goudy, state relief adminis trator. . . Attention members of I. O. O. F. John Cornforth funeral Monday at 2 p. m. Graveside services. - Drunkenness Charged -A charge of "being drunk appeared on the police blotter yesterday against Frank J. Hansel, 92 South 25th street. He was arrest ed Friday night. Non-Stopping Charged B n r 1 A. Dutton, 549. Fourth street, was booked by city police yesterday on a charge of violating the basic traffic rule In the form of filling to heed a stop sign. - ' Obituary Comforth "At residence on route 4, box 104, June 19. John- Cornforth, aged 82 years 1 month 21 days. Survived .by widow, Belle; broth er, Ellas of Lyons: sister. Mrs. Sarah Peterson of Mankatona, Minn. Member of Chemeketa lodge I.O.O.F. and Sons, of Vet trans. Remains are In care of Ter wllliger Funeral home. Funeral services Monday at 2 p. m. Inter ment I.O.O.F. cemetery. . Mansfield Ruby Mae Mansfield. late resV ient of route 6, at a local hos pital June 19. aged 43 years. Sur vived by widower, George A.; daughter, -Norma Jean of Salem; brothers, Otis Schmitt of Eureka, Calif., Lou Schmitt of G rants Pass; sisters, Mrs. Maude Hogue and Mrs. Lorena Weiss of Selma, Ore. Funeral services in Grants Pasa Monday, June 22, at 2 p. m., under direction of Clough-Barrick company. Patton ' Mrs. Alice I. Patton, aged 76, June 19 at the residence, R. F. D. Salem; survived by two daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Mader and Mrs. Eva Jones, Salem; two brothers, Herbert and Everett Downing, Sa lem; also five grandchildren and. two great-grandchildren. Funeral services from the Clough-Barrick chapel Sunday, July 21, at 2 p. m. Interment ML Hope cemetery. Rev Guy L. Drill officiating. .FLOWERS. OLSON, Florist Court & High Phone 7166 Piles Cured Without operation or loss of '. ; time : , DR. MARSHALL 829 Oregon BIdg. Phon 5500 DTeChah CHINESE MEDICINE CO. Natural remedies for disorders of liv er, stomach, glands, skin, and urinary system of men and women.: Remedies for- constipation, asthma, arthritis, sugar diabetes and rheumatism. ' 19 years in . busi ness. Naturopathic physicians, 893) - Court St. Corner Liberty Office open i Batur- IjV days and Tuesdays only, 10 A. ML to 1 V mm m n . . . m r. nn v K, n to . Consult atlon-HIood I pressure and urtne rvrn tests are free of T. LAM a. D. 0idi Cbaa s Reunion Set Today The an nual reunion of the 1888-'89 class of the Salem high school, the first graduating class, will be held to day on the ' Jonesmere farm. Members are asked to bring souv enirs and photographs of. their school days. Jessie C. Jones is secretary of the class. There will be a roll call and some of the out standing experiences of the mem bers of the pioneer elass will . be described. Coffee- and cream will be furnished; those attending' are to bring their lunches and dish. es. . -;. ' Auction Tues.. June 23. 1:30 p .m. 410. S 14th. See ad; : : Many Arrests Marion county was high in the state for traffic violation arrests during May. a report Of the secretary of state's office shows. There were a total of 661 arrests in the state. Mar ion was high ' with 170, Clack amas. 126, Multnomah,' 69. and uougias county had 40. Of Mar ion's 170 arrests, 108 wer handl ed before Justice of Peace M. B. Hay den and 44 before Judge Ai Warren Jones in municipal court. The balance ' of " the cases were scattered over the county.1 - : Brownell Electric Col new loca tion,' 835 State. Tel. J832. ; i Clan' to meet Members . of the White elaa will gather at the. fair grounds today for', their annual pieuie. Mrs. LucetU White, 1560 North. Cammercial : street is the oldest llrlng member of the group. Mrs. Ada McCauley of Los' An geles is to attend the meeting as wm soion. T.-;whrte, - state' agri cultural! director. ; Seventy-five members of. the clan' are expected to attend i the . meetings coming aistanees up to 300 miles, v.- ' Peterson Married Andy, Pet erson, former Willamette , univer sity student who gained, fame with hia baseball pitching, was recent ly married to Irene Kauffman of McMinnville, according to ,wbrd received by Gus Moore at the Y.M.C.A. i Mrs.' Peterson .ls em ployed with the P.G.E. company and Andy la working for Stand ard OIL Their . honeymoon was spent la southern California. They plan to live in McMinnville. Eat your dinner at Burt Crary's Central Cafe, 185 N. High. Successor Not Named A suc cessor to John Hanlon, for five years secretary of the state utili ties commission, will not be an nounced until late next week, Frank C. McColloch, state utility commissioner, announced Satur day. Hanlon resigned recently and expects to . locate in Portland. Public Sale 22 A. good farm land; personal property; Cuts- forth place, 12 mi. N. of Salem on Pacific hwy. Wednesday, June 24. 2 B. m. Spa md. "Squadron" coming The "fly ing squadron," a Townsend edu cational unitl consisting of Leroy St. John, manager: Dr. Fredrick Vingin Fisher, national field di rector of education; Lois Jeanne Johnson. 16, youngest authorized Townsend speaker, and others, will appear at a Townsend mass meeting in the Salem high school auditorium at 8 p. m. Wednesday. To Alter 'Houses Two permits to alter houses were issued by the city building department yester day. Leo N. Worts obtained per mission to spend 345 in altering a house at 2016 Trade street Mrs. M. E. Hurlburt will have a house at 1607 South Cottage street" a 1 1 e r e d f or the same amount. . Townsend Meetlnir Townsend club No. 2 will meet at the Leslie church at 8 o'clock Monday night. J. C. Tibbits will be the speaker. Violin numbers will be given by Ethel May Williams. Resort to open Paradise is land resort southeast of Salem on Mill creek will open for the sea son today. Shetland pony and chariot races are features for the afternoon.' Drunkeness charged W. H Williams," Salem, route 7, was in the city jail last night charged with drunkeness. Births DuBoia To Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. DuBois, 460 University street. a boy, Gary Alan, born June 11 at Salem General hospital. - L. G. PRESCOTT - ' '. 'Jeweler-. - " Watches, Clocks and Jewelrj repairing Agate cutting and mounting Violin making and repairing. 254 N. Church St. across from State Theatre. ' - 7q Lf YOUR phone call brings immediate serrice for your prescrip tion. 1 Phones 5197-7023 for Quick Service SCHAEFER'S , DRUG STORE . 138 N. Commercial "'. Yeaton's Will Is in Probate Estimate $25,000; Y. W,t Y. M., Deaconess and Charities Benefit 0 Order admitting the will of A. T. Yeaton . to probate was filed by the probate eourt yesterday af ternoon. The estate is estimated to contain 115,000 in personal property and f 10,0 00 In real es tate. George H. Yeaton, a brother, of South Rewich, Maine la the only close surviving heir, Ronald C. Glover is named executor of the estate and Roy Burton, J. T. Ross and R. N. Hoover appointed ap praisers. - ' -" : T Listed as devisees in the -will are the Y. M; C. A., Y. Wv C. A., saiem jjeaconess Hospital, taiem associated charities and the bro ther, George H. Yeaton, as well as 14 nephews and nieces of the de ceased. . .,;.,- '; . Probate Court Estate of Nils O. Tokstad: re port of sale of real property. No sale made; asks: for approval of sale at. 1600, price to include pay ment of taxes and claims against the estate. Cash payment of 280. estate of Oscar T. Morris: final account filed showing cash bal ance of .3814.. : - . Estate of L. C. Denises -vrdef confirming sale of real property In Jackson eonnty signed. - . Circuit Court -Gladys Edwards vs. Claud Ed wards: complaint for divorce on grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment. Asks 1 30 a month sup port money for support of child and division of one-third of prop erty. Couple married . January 1919. r. ' In the case of Mike Wolf, debt or, Judge John H. McNary or dered the release of the defendent on stipulation ef parties interest ed. - Trustees of Coo lid ge nd Me- Claine bank vs. Alphas Schar: an swer: filed making general denial and . alleging composition of the note sued npon. Ladd and Bush vs. L. O. Her- rold: case remanded to the cir- To Help Parkins Problem In order to assist the city council in the control of the double parking problem a committee from the chamber of commerce has been appointed to consider the situa tion. Lawrence N. Simon, presi dent of the Salem Business Men's league is chairman. The chamber of commerce anticipates asking the city council for control of ped dlers selling goods from house to house. To Improve Streets James P, Feller, mayor, and Ben Padrick, city recorder of Donald, yesterday reached an agreement with the county court whereby the county win improve the Donald streets and the city will repay the county over a period of years from county road funds. The cost of the Improvement will be $2500. Fuhrer Out Walter Fuhrer. Marion county representative and Salem alderman, who has been re cuperating from an appendix op eration was downtown yesterday for the first time; since his ill ness. Fuhrer is still weak, using a cane for support to get around. Martin to. Speak "Oregon's Opportunity wlll.be the subject of the addrees Governor Martin is scheduled to make at the chamber of commerce meeting Monday Next week will be the last meet ing of the season. Meetings will be continued after the state fair in September. - - I Club Xo. 1 to Elect Officers will be elected at the meeting of Townsend club No. 1 In Shrode's hall at 7:30 p. m., Monday, ac cording to H. C. Epley, president mere will be a short program. Kuhns at Seaside Mayor and Mrs. V. E. Kuhn left here yester day noon for Seaside to spend the weekend. They will return home early Monday morning. SPECIAL Our Usual Wave, Complete 75c Perm. -Oil Push Wave, 1 1 JJO Complete " Phone 8603 307 1st Natl Bank Bidg. - CASTLE PERM. WAVERS Due to the Death of Our Father, John H. Cutsforth, y We are Selling at PUBLIC AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 at 2:00 P. M., All Personal and Real Property, to-wit: PERSONAL PROPERTY: . Furniture, Machinery, Lots of Hand Tools, Hay and Poultry REAL ESTATE t Twenty-two and a fraction acres tat. land, mostiy Amity clay, silt loam, seven-room modern ' house in fair condition, old barn, poultry house and other buildings; electric lights, water system, telephone, mall delivery, gas available. Property is lo cated 12 miles north of Salem, and mile south of Gervais, facing the Pacific highway en the east, market road on the west which will be oil paved. A dandy little farm all in crop, one-third grain, one-fourth radish go to purchaser. Would be an Ideal suburban home for anyone having business or position in Salem, or it could be divided into tracts tor two or more families. This property is tree of all mortgages and incumbrances. Ab stract and Warranty Deed will be furnished purchaser, and the owners of this property say sell. If you do not believe this property is going to sell, come and see It sold. A loan can be arranged to carry back 60 of the sale price at six per cent interest. Ton can Inspect the property and ar- range tor terms before the date of sale by seeing W. J. Filbln, Woodbura, Oregon, or 0. T. Wadswerth, Gervais, Oregon. . -' C W. CTJTS FORTH, et wz, Owners "' Col. W. J. Fflbln, Auctioneer : C T. Wadsworth," Clerk , Learn About Women of Salem have learned they annual cooking school, as is evidenced by this crowd fm the armory, shown, listening to Mrs. Fern Hubbard expound her theories of culinary practice. The school closed Friday with the biggest crowd of the three-day series Klasic photo. cult eourt for trial on order of Federal Judge Fee. - Marriage Licenses Elmer T. Tandy, 29,' 291 North Cottage street, sawyer, and Hazel MeElroy.; 24, S 4 North 1 2th street,' housekeeper. v Loren A. HimmeL' 23, 485 South Commercial street, engineer, and Marguerite Rice, - 21 secretary, Silverton. .i . - Howard D.v BIHman, . legal, etcher and rancher, Naches, Wash., and Esther Lisle, legal, teacher, 894 North Liberty. street. William J. Imper, S3, laborer. Mt Angel, and Fidelia Fry, 20, stenographer, Scotta Mills. John A. Arvldson, 42, farmer, Monmouth, and Anna M. PIchler, 33, housekeeper. Independence. i , William A.Worley, 42, drug gist, Mt Angel, and Helen Eberle, 32,. manager, M t. ? Angel. Wallace M. Blair, 27, chemist, Berkeley, - Calif., and Ruth C. Kohle, legal, teacher, 1196 Che meketa street.7 . Justice Court Louie Klamath was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 325 on a reckless driving charge. Municipal Court Roy Hurley, charged with dis orderly conduct, ease continued until Wednesday. Carl A. Bloom, charged with driving recklessly, case continued for investigation. Permits Increase But Values Lower Bulding operations scattered over a wide variety of small house repair, reroofing and Jobs last week so that while the number of building permits was greater their total value was less than me xwo previous weeas mis month. The 23 permiU issued last week for work to cost .! oiuusut uw -uuo w to date. This represented a 316.- 3 3 6.3 S increase over 1930, the second highest previous June on record. . Two permits for new houses were taken out last week as fol lows: . J. J. Karst, one-story frame house at 657 North Cottage street, 32,000, P. W. Oelser, builder; Isaac McAdoo, one-etory frame house at 735 D street. $3,495, R. L. Forster, builder. Former Salem Girl 1$ Slain by Ex-Husband Who Then Kills Self Telegsams were received In Sa lem Saturday telling of the death of Elizabeth Hope Evans Martin, ex-Sal em girl, who recently was shot and killed by her divorced husband, who then killed himself. Mr. and Mrs. Martin had lived In Los Angeles for a number of years. The Evans family previ- Mortgage loans on Modern Homes Lowest Rates ' Hawkins & Roberts Inc. Cooking at Statesman Softool can obtain practical, worth while Coming Events June SO, 21 North west Boy Scout eamp-o-ral, state fairgrounds. , June SO Republican predict committeemen gather, courthouse, .,, June 21 Dr. A. V. Mich-" elson speaks at First Chris tian church, 10:45, S:80 and .8 o'clock. June 22 Young ' Repub lican club of Marion county meets, courthouse, 8 pjn. .'June 82 Dr. Lynn Ear old Hough epeake at First' M. E. church, 8 p. us. Juno 4-Townsend fly ing squadron,' Salem high school, 8 p. u. Juno 25-27 Eagles', state convention at' Silver- . ton. ' ' June 20 Salem Mlsaourl club meeting, 8 p, bl, K. of P. -hall, 240 J, North Com mercial St, , June 28 Annual picnic, Missouri Htate association, state fairgrounds. June 28 County-wide re, publican picnic, Haiti Green park. July 4 Annual American Legion celebration, state fairgrounds. ously lived In Salem, where they conducted a small mercantile es tablishment. -' Schreder Curtails Talk To Greet His Baby Son a. the cooking school soon- a0red bv The Statesman neared Iu ci086 Friday, Ed Schreder, lo- grocer, mounted to the plat- form to rlT hl8 flnal gpeech. As nl taIk neared lti clostf a meB- tni vlm v. ... .ntl ,t thm viti m out ht. talk L,ort, and a tew minutes later u IntrAdtiMd to an tU nonnd son, Kenneth Duane. Both mother and son are doing nicely. At Mill City MILL CITT, June 20 Mr. and I Mrs. A. L. McCoy of Klamath (Falls are visiting friends in Mill City, Interest Charge When" You FINANCE That New Car S0 See HOMER H. SMITH Over Miller's Store - Ph. 0181 Royal Annes and Lamberts DoIicrKcllcy &CO. Mrs. Laura E. Billings High Grade FURNITURE Tuesday, June 23 1:30 P. M. 410 South 14th St. . Furnishings of Six Rooms Consisting of: 1 Victor RCA 10-tube Calmet Radio, Ve lour Davenport and Chair, 1 All-Leather Rocker, 1 D. H. Sewing Machine, 1 Mohair Rocker, tapestry seat, also Arm Chair, Mahogany Ped estal, 2 Floor Lamps, Con goleum Rug, 9x12, Wood row Electric Washer, 1 Ax minster Rug. 8-3x10-6, also 9x12, Walnut Davenport Table, 1 Walnut Extension Table, 0 Chairs and Buffet, Small Throw Rugs, Break fast Table and 4 Chairs, Bookshelves, 1 Universal Electric . Range, A - 1 : 8 Rockers, 2 Oak Dressers, Walnut .Chiffonier, 2 good Beds, Springs, Mattresses, 2 Garden Hose, Wheel Bar row, Lawn Mower, 150 Quarts Choice Home Canned Fruit,' Kitchen Utensils, Dishes, Vaaest Pictures, Johnson Waxer, Irosiag Board, 2 Trunks, Clothes' Basket, Ladder, and many other miscellaneous articles. Terms Cash. " REMEMBER: Time and place Next Tuesday, June 23 1:80 P. M., 410 S. 14th Street. ... . We Buy, Sell, Exchange Anything Salable F. N. & GLENN WOODRY AUCTIONEERS ilRX Y waimttecH instruction at The Statesman's Derby and Snell Speakers Sunday Young Republicans Invite Public to Picnic Set -" For Hazel Green -. Earl Snell, secretary of state. and Frank Derby; delegate to the republican national convention, will be the principal spVakers at the Toung Republican picnic at Basel Green park, Sunday, June 2 8. The talks will be given fol lowing lunch, v Games and' con tests will be' held following the talks. Final plans for the picnic will be made at a meeting of the club at I o'clock Monday night at the courthouse. Reports on the mem bershlp drives will be given by Ed Robey and Del Neiderhuser. All Marlon county republicans are being urged to attend the picnic, David Hoss, president of the elub, announced. The visitors are expected, to bring their lunch but coffee will be furnished by the club. For those registering as repulicans, admission to the park will only be S cents per person. A prise is to be given by the club to the town outside of Salem which has the largest turnout at the picnic. Donegau Wiggins, widely known ballistic expert and marks man, will give a demonstration of difficult shooting. THAT SHOUT . . COMPARE Match these great features against any other refrigerator: Handy Sliding Baskets - for , Vegetables and Fruits! Vacation Setting for your Conve n 1 e n e e when Leaving Home , for,a Period of Time! Copper Coils Give Greater Efficiency! Rounded Graceful Top . . yet Usable! Acid Resisting Porce lain with Rounded Corners . . . means Easy Cleaning! Double Cooling Fans make Norge a lo-to-1 favorite in hot clim ates! An Accurate Thermo meter correctly placed and suspended! Husky motor runs un der a light load . . . . means . Economy and Efficiency! - Factory Test equival ent to 39 years Home Use without wear! Sealed Freezing Com partment: Faster Freezing! Food safe ty! A large Roll at or runs , at low speed. Less heat friction and -. wear! Black Base obscures mop streaks! 23 fj N. Commercial St. S AL EM'S Redhead Roundup Under Way, Tail 15,000 There For Opening -Day; Cherrians Help - as Queen Crowned TAFT, June 20 - (Special) - "Hello Red", the official saluta tion of the' Redhead Roundup, echoed and re-echoed through the streets of Taft today as thous ands of visitors poured into that community to attend the opening day's festivities of the unique Lincoln county festival, which is being staged this year for the sixth consecutive time. - Perfect weather r greeted the huge crowd, estimated by state po lice to be 15,000, composed of people, from all over the north west. Redheads were the guests of honor, and a "carrot-top" was a pass to : any of the numerous Roundup attractions. Nearly 1200 of them registered at the official headquarters in the Pines hotel during the day, .and many more are expected to do bo before the close of the festival tomorrow night . : ' . There was never a dull moment on the day's program which be-, gan at 10 a.m. with a street con cert by the Tillamook "school band and closed . in the evening with r the. eolorful queen's :., ball honoring the tltian Redhead Roundup Queen, Marybelle Lap ham, and her coppery-haired prin cesses, Winifred- Young, Mary Murphy, ; LaVelle .Worthlngton, Velma Knight and Eire Risley, all of whom are from : Portland : ex cept Miss Worthingtoh, who' re sides at DeLake. ; ; Cherrians Aseisc The coronation ceremonies for Queen Marybelle took, place at 1:30 in the afternoon at the Red- Attention Holders of Oregon Pulp Paper Co. 8 Preferred Stock, Hawley. Pulp & Paper 0 Bonds, . Mountain States Power 7 Preferred Stock If you are holding the above Securities, can make you a very attractive proposition.. CaB, Phone or Write H. C BeU Marion Hotel, Salem, Ore. Representing Leo A. McGrail Co., "Of Portland, Ore. . "SEE NORGE BEFORE YOU BUY Here's an opportunity in which EVERYONE can share! Buy a NORGE .... the refrigerator that sets the pace in modern refrigeration! f Models y J as low as V PR OVEN RESULTS I Less Running Time! Gleaner Ice Cubes ! More Food Safety ! Faster Freezing 1 More Efficiency ! More Economy! See tha Econo Gauge in Our Window ... It PROVES that Norge Win Save! GEO. E. ALL ONLY NORGE. AGENCY I head Roundup - grounds.- The - Sa lem -- Cherrians, resplendent in white . uniforms, had .charge of this part of the program. Dr. O. B. ; Long, general chairman of the Roundup committee, : placed the erown.on the head of, the new ruler of the titians, who afterward made each of the Cherrians and a number of other distinguished visitors ''Knights of Tiftania." Sunday's program includes in addition to the bathing beauty contest, a : "Redskin Revue," an unusual - aboriginal . presentation by 50 coast Indians; special red head prize contests; band con certs by theTour L band and la dies drum and bugle corps of To ledo; the Little German band of Newport, and the . Farmer ; Boy Syncopators; a street' carnival and dances. - - Visits Kleinsehmidts TJNIONVALE, June 2 Or Robert .' Arnold of Seattle arrived Thurs- ' day to be a vacation guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. iiar- tj Kleinscnmidi KODeri ui i relative of the pioneer Arnolds of -Scio. ... v . II Knocked Of f ' 10 Strokes Not by extra hours of playing; not by buying new . clubs or taking lessons from. the pro-, fessional. But - by "hav- : ing his. eyes examined . and having his eyesight ' defects corrected. May be Improved vision will Improve 7 out - game, too.' Why not drop in " and see us this week? . 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