Local News Briefs
XAd Cydlat Hurt Chester W.
McNeil. 13, t root tour, m
ecraicbed and braised Tuesday af
ternoon when hla bicycle was
struck by an automobile drlren
by Joseph E. Johnson, Portland,
on the, Pacific highway at Sun
nyside, Johnson notified Salem
police yesterday. Minor accidents
reported ineide the city were as
follows: Powell E. Clayton, roate
fUe, and Foxiest Fuller, Salem,
on Liberty between Center and
Marlon streets; Merle D. Stewart,
route three, and Albert Peters.
S25 North Capltel. ou Commercial
between State and Court; S. F.
Anderson. 1780 Bellerue, and F.
K. Duncan. 2021 South Charch.
at High and Court: A. J. Ander
imn, 440 Water, and Douglas Mc
Kay Jr.. 395 Jerri, at 12th and
Mill: Harry Mason. 1135 North
JSth. and an unnamed motorist.
at 14th and D streets.
Swim In a Jantsen Miller's.
Wetjeas Visit Albert Hichard
tfetjen. noted writer of short
stories mostly with a deep sea
background, together with Mrs
Wetjen. rislted In Salem Wednes
day. Former residents of Salem.
they are 1!t1h now in San Fran
Cisco bat hare been fishing at
various lakes in the Cascade res;
ions. They called on Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Wade here and then went
to Portland. ' from where they
planned to start homeward.
All Garments are insured at Bur
roughs Cleaners. 91 N. High. Ph.
3733. Union shop.
Disease Slackens Comparatlre
ly few new cases of communicable
disease were reported from Mar-
, Ion and Polk counties last week.
awarding to the state department
of health bulletin. New cases in
Marlon county Included five of
tuberculosis, at the state tuber
culosis hospital; fire cf tooplng
cough and one of-measles. In Polk
county there were two new cases
of influenza and one or measles.
Swim In a Jantren Miller's.
Rurk to Yakima Sheriff A. C
Burk left last night for Yakima
to return Chester Green and
Charles Lejferman wanted here
on a ch&rze of larceny of an auto
mobile. The men were arrested
in Yakima after wrecking the car
near Waoatol The car was the
property -of Robert H. Morgan,
route six, box; 55. It was taken
on May 10. Extradition was
waived by the two men.
Wanted Furnished and unfurn
ished apartments. Phone 4109.
i Klin Over llose Charles Ed
die Weisenhaus. AumsTllle, was
arretted by city police late yes
terday afternoon at the scene of
the bouse fire. Center and Cottage
streets, which occurred shortly
after 5 o'clock. -He was charged
with driving over a fire hose and
was cited to appear in municipal
court July 31.
Here From Honolulu Mark N
Huckestein. formerly of Salem
and now a resident of Honolulu
T. H., is here for a brief visit with
bis father. August Huckestein. He
will leave Thursday to return to
ft Is home where he Is registrar of
the bureau of conveyances for the
territory of Hawaii.
Swim in a Jantsen Miller's. '
Hetyp From California Miss
Mary Louise pfau arrived home
In Oregon" from Los Angeles by
lane to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. Anton Pfau, In Sil
verton. She will return south at
the end of the week.
Obituary
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In this city July 21. Keith Lady
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Lady. Survived by parents and one
sister, Patricia. Funeral services
Friday, July 24, at 10:30 a. m
from chapel of RIgdon's mortuary.
Allen
At residence on 1525 N. 19th
street, July 22, Willis R. Allen,
at age of 41 years. Survived by
father, Albert E. Allen of Salem;
brothers Glen of San Francisco;
Stanley A. of Oakland; sisters.
Mrs. P. O. Gordon of Pullman,
Mrs. C. L. Wellman of Washougal,
Wash. Funeral services Saturday,
July 25. at 1:30 p. m., from Rig-
don's mortuary. Interment Bel-
eTest Memorial park.
Niccolsoa -In
this city July 21, Arthur
Miccolson. 47, route 5, Salem. Sur
vived by widow. Catherine Niceol
. son; two daughters, Mrs. Doris
Croxdale of Woodburn, Dorothy
Niecolsbn of Salem; two sons.
Dean and Dale Nlccolson of Sa
lem; parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
JWceolson of Salem ; three broth
ers, Charles Nlccolson of Mill
City. Marion Nlccolson of Salem
and Lloyd Nlccolson of Portland;
two sisters, Mrs. B. W. Jewell of
Corrallis and Mrs. H. W. Kiss line;
of Reedsport; . two granddaugh
ters. Funeral services will be held
from the W. T. Rigdon chapel
Thursday, July 23, at 3 p. m.
Culp '
At Pomona, Calif., July 18.
Mrs. Ethel Culp, aged 54 years.
Survived by widower, A. M. Culp,
and the following children: D
Culp of Dayton, Louie Culp of
OTegon City, Archie Culp of
Beaver Creek, Mrs. Rieta Clanton
of Forest Hills, Calif., and Mrs.
Gertrude Spitch of Pomona, Calif.
Funeral services will be held un
der the direction of W. T. Rig
don company, from the Hopewell
church Friday, July Z. at 2 p. m.
Interment in Hopewell cemetery
FLOWERS
OLSON. Florist
f Court & High Phone 7166
-Prompt Economical Service
Austin Messenger
Phone 3900
- Salem, Oregon
Jones Back Today City Re
corder A. Warren Jones Is expect
ed to return today from Portland
where Tuesday and yesterday he
completed the sale of $1,000,000
worth of city - of Salem water
bonds. His absence left the re
corder's office tn charge of Caroyl
Braden, stenographer. Alfred
Mundt, deputy recorder and city
bookkeeper, la not expected to
return from a vacation until next
Monday.
To Build Garage Two building
permits were taken out here yes
terday la the name of St, Joseph's
Catholic church, one for construc
tion of a 00 private garage at
751: Chemeketa street and the
other for rerooflng he recreation
nan at 795 Chemeketa at cost or
3500. Other permits went to V. T.
Golden, to reroof a house, at 1755
Saginaw.; George L. King, to re-
roof a house at 445 South 31st.
175. and Mrs. F. Knox, to alter
a garage at 1934- water. 340.
Wanted Furnished and unfurn
ished houses. Phone 4109.
Granted licensee Two .Wil
lamette valley couples have- been
granted marriage licensee at Van
couver, Wash. They are Walter
H. Schiffe. 635 Center street,. Sa
lem t and Bernlce Irene Frlnk of
Silverton; and James W. McCoy
Monmouth and Frances L. Kosack
of Sheridan.
Wood row Joins Firm L. :
Wood row of Spokane, Wash., has
recently moved to Salem to Join
his brother. R. D. Woodrow In his
tire land electric appliance busi
ness. He will represent the firm
as a salesman in .his city and
nearby vicinity.
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Swim in a Jantzen Miller's.
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10O Take Exams Civil service
examinations for junior and sen
ior federal stenographic positions
are, being taken this, week by ap
proximately 100 persons at t h e
senior high school building this
week. Joseph Benner. general de
livery clerk at the Salem post-
office. Is in charge.
-
Club o. 4 Meets-Town8end
club No. 4 will meet tonight at 8
o'clock in the Highland school
building. An entertainment pro
gram has been arranged. The
public is invited.
Kennell Is Visitor Earl Ken
neli; Seattle photographer, -formerly
of Salem, was in town Wed
nesday. " (
Two Dairies Give
Up Use of Wells
The two Salem dairies Whose
well water supplies were recently
found to be contaminated hare
again been connected up with the
city i water system and the wells
disconnected, John L. Geren,
county milk inspector, reported
yesterday. City water service was
cut off from the two dairies by
the water department when it was
found c r o s s-connections existed
with the private well systems.
Geren said the. wells would not
be used again until the contamin
ation had been eliminated.
McKee District to Gel
New School Under WPA
Program ; Starts Soon
McKee district, three miles
southeast of Woodburn, will have
a new scboolhouse by the time the
fall semester opens if plans for a
WPA project are carried out on
schedule. Razing of the old build
ing,! first unit of the project, will
be started Monday with a crew of
at least six men, G. R. BoatwrUtht.
district WPA projects supervisor.
said yesterday. The building will
cost: $.2566, of which S1245 will
fall on the district treasury and
$1321 on the works program coffers.-
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Births
Miller To Mr. and Mrs. Leo
J. Miller, route six, a girl, Vir-.
ginia Marie, born July 18 at Sa
lem Deaconess hospital.
PI cat ensTo Mr. and Mrs.
Chester William Pickens, 660
South street, a boy, Thomas Roen,
born July IS at Salem General
hospital.
Zane To Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Zane, 1586 Franklin street, a boy.
Byron Leroy, born July 18 at Sa
lem General hospital.
Jones To Prof, and Mrs. Wil
liam: Charles Jones. 2095 South
Church street, a boy, Alfred Ha-
worth, born July 18 at Salem Dea
coness hospital. i
Heed To Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Leonard Reed. Brooks, a boy, Ro
bert Dale, born July 17 at Salem'
General hospital.
Porter To Mr. and Mrs.' John
Porter, Brooks, twins, a girl. Gen
evieve Genera, and a Jjoy, Jack
uavid, born. July 16 at Brooks.
Williams To Mt. and Mrs.
James Curtis W 1 1 1 1 a m s, 1449
South Liberty street, a rirL Oven.
eth Lee, born July If at Salem
General hospital. -
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PERRY'S DRUG STORE
SPECIAL
Oar Usual Wave. Complete 75c
Perm OO -": S-f Jjo"
Push Wave. I -..
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307 1st Natl Bank Bldg.
CAST LB PER3L WAVERS
Interest
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FINANCE
That New Car
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Over aUJIer'a Store Ph. 91 SI
Accident
Case
To End
Sixth Affidavit Filed;
Horton Held to De in :
Contempt, Court
Arguments In the 320,000 ante-
mobile damage action of .Esther
S warts against Crandall , brothers
will be giren before the jury in
Jndge L. H. McMahans court this
morning. Testimony was complet
ed yesterday. The case of Fllegel
vs. Sackett Is scheduled to be
tried Immediately upon the com
pletion of the Swartx case Friday.
Tne action against the Crand-
alls arose out of an automobile ac
cident on the Pacific highway near
Sunnyside south of Salem June
IS. 1935. Cars driven by A. I.
Crandall and G rover S warts col
lided causing injury . to Mrs.
Swartx. She claims permanent la-
jury to her right arm. rigtt leg
and head. The defendants claim
that the accident was due to the
negligence of S warts. -
The sixth affidavit of prejudice
In the last week against Judge L.
H. McMahan was filed yesterday
by Allen G. Carson in the ease of
Peter Kosturos vs. J. D. Carey.
O. H. Horton was found guilty
of contempt of court in an order
signed yesterday by Judge L. G
Lewelling. Horton was held to be
3358 delinquent in payments of
support money. He was ordered
committed to jail until settlement
of the amount is made, j
Circuit Court
Credit Bureaus. Inc.. vs. Wini
fred Curry; objection to sureties.
George Gtttekunst vs. First Na
tional bank. Salem bank of Com
merce. - National Securities comp
any and May E. Burns; decree
against May. E. Burns of $824,
National Securities company $146.
First National bank $644 and Sa
lem Bank of Commerce $1,314.
Roy LaXair, writ for habeas
corpus; demurrer, f-
Don C. and Alice Smith vs.
Verle L. and Josephine Ostrander;
extension of time to file trans
cript of appeal to September 1.
Maywood Investment company
vs. II. A. Blair; order overruling
demurrer.
Wentworth and Iliggins, Inc.
vs. Allen Hutcmns:; new trial ae-
nled.
John C. Dalk vs. Louis Lach-
mund and others; ; extension to
September 15 for filing of ex
ceptions and transcript ; of appeal.
Probate Court
Eugene A. Riches, a minor.
guardianship; petition by Nina C.
Leslie for guardianship papers;
Ward resides aT Newport 7:ach,
Calif., but owns property in Mar
lon county, inherited from his
father; property valued at $5,543.
appraisal made by Hermany E.
Hicks, George Beach, and Guy
Engle.
Julia E. Shults estates; -estate
appraised at $1,700 by Walter
Socolofsky. George A. Rhoten and
J. F. Ulrich.
; Marriage License
Floyd Marcus Walts, 22, stu
dent, 195 West Superior, and El
eanor Hazel Mason, Zl, stenog
rapher. 1641 D street.
Clifford B. King, 25. laborer.
route three, box 55a, and Caroline
E. Swartz, 16, housekeeper, 2023
Broadway.
; Justice Court
Wayne Ray; charged with non-
support; pleaded not guilty; pre
liminary hearing held and case
taken under advisement.
S. F. Anderson: pleaded not
guilty to charge of failing to stop
and render aid after an accident;
$100 bail posted, case, to be set
for trial later. !
Mary Kralicek vs.s Anna Jarvell;
case continued for lack of mater
ial witness. . ; .;.
Coast Governors Asked
To Join in Parole Study
Started at Recent Meet
Following a conference of par
ole officials in Portland July 13,
Governor Martin has extended in
vltations to governors ; of coast
and mountain states and of Hawaii
and Alaska to Join the new West
ern Parole and Probation associa
tion. W. L. Gosslin is chairman.
' Uniform policies on parole and
extraditon to be embodied In law
Remember your 3 It's for
aeal R adio Repairing
CALL 5505
LOWELL STIFFLER
With Burroughs Electric
837 Court .i
. INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
Becke & Wads worth
189 N. High Phone 4947
Piles Cured.
Without operation or loss ol
time .'
DR. MARSHALL
829 Oregon Bldg. . Phon 6509
USE CHINESE ILEUBS
When Others Fall
CHARLIE CHAN
Chinese Herbs
REMEDIES
Healing virtue
has been tested
- w as waauu' v s w
ndreds ? . tears ".(
r chronic ail- f
e u t a, n o s r, t '
hundreds
for
m
oatarrb, ears, FonS
lungs, asthma, chronic cough,
stomach, gall atones eolitia,
constipaition. diabetis. kidneys,
bladder, heart, blood nerves,
neuralgia, rheumatism, high
blood pressure, gland, akin
sores, male, female and chil
dren disorders. -S.
B. Fong, 8 years practice
In China, Herb Specialist.
122 N. Commercial SL, Salem.
Ore, Office hoars 0 to p.m.
Sunday and Wed. 0 to 10 a.m.
Today
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem,
Coming Events
July 24 Salem Missouri
club meetins, 7: SO p. na.. K.
of P. hall. 240 H . Kortb
Commercial etreet.
July 24 Christian -Endeavor
p I e a I c at Turner
ump ground.
July 25 P 1 e n I e spon- -sored
by Pro America at
Senator McNary'a farm. -
July 25 .Polk Pomona
Grange picnic. Falls City.
Jaly 20 Michigan club
annual picnic at state fair
grounds camp.
July ,26 Jones-MeAlpla
clan reunion at (Uverton
park. : - - "",
July 28 Pino Valley pic
nic, Henry Leep'a at Turner.
July 20 -Smith-Chamberlain
clan reunion at Hel
mirk's state park. :
July 26 Kansas state
picnle at Bryant park la Al
bany. "
July 27 Mass meeting
Salena Christian adeaver
members with Dr. Walter
Myers. :
July 27 Young Republi
can club meetins; at Marlon
hotel, 8 p.m.
August 1-2 State finals,
American L e g Ion junior
baseball, Woodburn.
August 1 8 Epworth
League Institute, Falls City.
August a Ohio state pic
nic at Silverton park.
August ' 2 Sixth annual
homecoming of Orchard
Heights at Stout's ; picnic
ground. -
August 2 Swegle Com
munity club picnic, Silver
ton park.
August 2 Annual Caro
lina picnic, Bryant park, Al
bany. August 2 Annual home
coming picnic, Luther Stout
farm at Mehama.
August 9 Howell home
coming day, Howell school.
August 24 - 30 Annual
Christian Endeavor summer
conference. Turner camp
ground.
August 20-29 State soft
ball tournament, Sweetland
field.
August 30 Mcbams
homecoming .day, Mehama
grove.
Sept. 7-13 Oregon state
fair.
are proposed as objects cf the as
sociation. Choice of Contractor
For Ward's Is Delayed
Announcement of the success
ful bidders on the new Montgom
ery Ward and company store
building here must await conflr
mation of the contract awards
from the main offices in Chicago,
J. C. Doucha, general superinten
dent of the construction and
equipment department, Oakland,
Calif., said on his arrival here yes
terday. He did not expect to be
able to reveal the Identity of the
builder and sub-contractors "for
several days."
Wo Won't Invite Them!
Mr. Xeenbxidgar took a decisive stand
oa the guests to his card party. And Mr.
and Mrs. Dimseers were not among (hose
presest. v
Mr. Xeenbridger felt that one mora eve
ning of waiting for Mr. XKmsaer to play;
cf watching him lean over and peer at
the cards on the table, then squint at his
hand and fumble for a card would drive
him mad.
Everyone owes It to himself and to his
friends to see cleaily and quickly at the
card table. Special classes for bridge-
smart, becoming, and designed particu
larly to give nuTtnrnm efficiency and
comfort at the card table have been re
quested by many of our paBents.
Morris Optical Co.
Optometrists
444 State St. Phone 5528
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WANTED
Seven tons of iJark. T .
" f to till shipment. Will
" pay 6He pcx pound for
. dry bark - packed In .
-" sacka . ready "for ship- 1
Ping.
Salem Wool &
Hide, Co.
450 N. Front
Phone 6422
r.C&oblLani
CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
.Natural remedies
for disorders of liv
er, stomach, glands,
skin, - and . urinary
system of men and
women. ' Remedies
tor, , constipation,
asthma. arthritis.
sugar dlabctca and .tlV,
rneumausm. z. x. im
19 years - In busl D"
neasu Raturopathle
physicians. S03U . Court St
Corner Liberty
Office open Satur
days and Tuesdays
only. 10 A. M. .to I
. Consultation Blood
r pressure and urine
ZZzrZZZ tests are free of
sjrwaM-isr w assess .
K. D. chargea.
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Oregon, Thursday Morning, July
Fines Assessed,
Woodburn Court
Reckless Driven " Appear
Before Overton For
i Law Violation
WOODBURN.-July 22. Wood
burn Justice court has been a busy
place the pan week with the fol
lowing offenders appearing before
Judge Overton.
. Viola Mae McClaln paid a fine
of $2$ and costs after pleading
guilty to the charge of reckless
driving. She was arrested by : a
state officer who charged in the
complaint that she drove in a very
reckless manner , and . speeded
while passing through intersec
tions of the highways.
Ererett Nelson- Waddle, who
appeared for trial July 15. charg
ed with reckless driving, chang
ed his plea to guilty and paid
fine of $25 and costs.
John B. Stauffer paid a fine of
$5 and -costs for driving without
an operator's license. William H
Lane, charged w 1 1 h failure to
stop . at the scene of a collision,
entered a plea of not guilty and
his trial set for July 25 at 10 a.
m. : The complaint was filed by
Ebbln Willard whose car was
struck by Lane, according to the
complaint, injuring Robert Wil
lard and going on without stop
ping. :
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buy only on proof of
. I Last year Greyhound buses Jtrafveled
138,CX)0,000 miles from Coast to Cjlpast and
from Canada to the Gulf across deserts and
over winding mountain roads j j
j They have won the National Saf etyjCjlouncil's
highest award in intercity bus operation for the
past four years This is indeed a trbute to
careful driving, efficient equipment! and the
reserve safety of Firestone Tires made possible by
the Firestone Patented Process of Gumpijpping
which prevents internal friction and Hpa
Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires run jup to 28
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CENTER AND LIBERTY
23, 1931
Elmer Caleb Aline piid a fine
of $5 and casta for dririnj his
ear without a muffler. He entered
a. plea of guilty. , . I
John Jay Hopp paid; a fine of
$5 and costs after entering aplea
of guilty to the charge jof ply
ing In violation of the basic yule.
Robert Ernest Lanre.iFredSDel-
bert Fuller, Ralph jWitllani
Schneider,. Robert Lawrence iteer
and AMn Nathaniel jWhittlow
each paid a fine of $5 and costs tor
exceeding speed limits With (heir
trucks. ;'- " 1 . j
Herbert Horreli Webster paid a
fine of $2.50 and costs; of $2.50
for transporting property .n i a
truck and trailer without P;U.C.
plates and paid a like amount for
driving his truck withojiti Oregon
license plates. - j ' I r
Otto Franklin Jackmkn paid a
fine of $2.50 and costal for drlv
ing without an operator's license
and $7.60 and costs fir) driving
his ear with , the side windows
covered with advertising I matter,
Arthur Harold Ballong1 paid a
fine of $5 and costs for) driving
with no license except California
dealer's license plates.
Montandon Killed
When Car Piling
SILVERTON, July 22-Gedrge
Lewis Montandon, 24. died afew
minutes after he was taken to. the
Silverton hospital 1 a t ej Tuesday
night following an automobiles! ac
cident on Pudding rivri bridge
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near Silrerton. It ;i is reported
that the car In which he w&sj rid
ing with two companions went
over the bank. Funeral arrangements-
are In charge i of- Ekmaa
funeral home and while' the def
inite date has not been set serv
ices will be held at; the Apostolic
church in the Evergreen . district
south of Silverton. I I
"i just dropped in to tell you that I am getting
much better gasoline mileage from my new
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than you clatmed for it. It's the first time in
my experience of buying a car that I've exceeded
the claims mads for it. I want you to know I'm
not only more than satisfied, but really enthused,"
Every time we deliver a new Graham w
have reports of this kind from the owner.
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Montandon's address was give.i
as route 7, Salem. Survivors in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mon
tandon, the parents; eight sisters,
Mrs. Gertrude Klopfenstein of
Silverton, and Aline, Dorothy,
Ruth, Alice, Kathern, Marie and
Evelyn at home; two brothers,
Wayne of Eugene and Alfred of
Salem.
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