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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1936)
a if n 4 i! if J k I i I 1 ! t PAGE TWENTY .The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, September 18, 193 MITT THE PERFECT HOSTESS i I mp i f jeer & O ven -Fresh k QTSJOW- FLAKRS her dishes GUT here in the West, home of generous hospitality, the Pcrfca Hostess knos that Snow flakes adJ the finest flavor touch to count less dainty dishes. Preparing for thAutumn-time round of entertaining, she knous that guests are so complimentary of soups and salads, cock tails and canapes, when these are accompanied by Snow Flakes the West's most popular soda cracker. Snow Flakes have a flavor that's simply delicious, because they reach her ovta-fmb from nearby National Biscuit Company Western bakeries. Double wax -wrapped packages protect the crispness of these tempting crackers. To make your dinners pcrfca, be sure you always have tven-frtih Snow Flakes, on hand. Your grocer is featuring them this week. Ibt favorites of theVCest jfiff? Be sure to ask for ' : A Product of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY bakers of RITZ and hundreds of other favorite varieties Burk Charges Botli Dropped Directed Verdict Handed ' Down; Commitment of McKinncy Is Void (Continued from Pas 1) sheriff -in charge of the Jail and criminal work at the time of the break, was on the stand the long est of any witness. He said Strand had been in Jail fire or six months at the time of the break and made a trusty about two months after his receipt. He said Strand helped cook, ran errands round the place, dusted the office and slept in the outer corridor of the jail part of the basement. Williams told of coining to the jail after the break and making a count of prisoners. He also described the general ar rangement of the jail and changes made in the locks and other fa cilities some time after the break. At the time of the break he said there were 23 keys and every cell lock had to be locked or unlocked separately. Other : witnesses who yesterday told of the events the night of the break included, City Officers Walter Kestly and E. C. Charl ton, B. G. Honeycutt, deputy sheriff. Warren Richardson, for mer deputy sheriff, and William J. Hagedorn, -cook at the- jail since Burk has been sheriff. Aerial Forecasts Of Weather, Plan FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Sept. 17. -(iP)-Two high-flying Fairbanks airmen were engaged today in an effort ; to encounter southward rolling polar cold waves long be fore they have dipped earthward and made their coming known to earthbound weather forecasters. A six-month series of daily flights into the atmosphere three miles above the earth have been contracted by Pilot Harold Gil lam, Fairbanks flyer. He will be aided by Pilot Bert Lien who had similar experience in high alti tude weather observations over Fargo, N. D. Gillam's specially-equipped plane ; will soar into the blue, its weather observing instruments read, and the results wirelessed to the weather bureau in Wash ington, D. C, this winter. Out of the air-scouts' data, meteor ologists hope to have fore knowledge of polar air masses much earlier than by the present system of observations. Court St Market Marion St' Market Each week week offer two brands of high quality Hard Wheat Flour at a Bargain Price tfiis week you'll find no ex ception to the rule. THIS WEEK AS Picket Flour $1139 at Orbis Flour , : $H 33 are Exceptional Values. Especially so considering both prices are below the present wholesale cost. HARVEST TIME PAN- OA CAKE FLOUR No. 10 sk. OuC CREAM OF WHEAT Pkg. .... 19c . Famous S AIL AE3) " IIIL- gallon a(3 Strifes' Premium m 4 si St L3iiHm Haif r whie 29c Hamburger Pure Ground Beef, per lb. 10c FRIDAY & SATURDAY OXLY Fancy STut 1 argerine lbs. SWIFTS PRIME RIBS OF BEEF Boned and roll ed, lb. ..... 21c SWIFT'S PRIME SWIFT'S PRIME BEEF POT ROAST j BEEF Choice 1 91 For boiling cuts, lb. 1 L 2 Short Ribs. lb. J.. 7C Fresh Beef Torigujes 15c Peanut Butter Escoeiici 2 - 19c . j Safladl Arm and Hammer Play Fair Dog Food 6 29c Puaire Skorit PURE CANE SUGAR 25 lbs., $1.43 New Pack c n. b. j 1 , - I- . ... 1 ' ' I - i - Tomiato Jiuilce in bulk pounds VRMOUR'S OR MORNING 4 3 tall cans, 23c 4 cans Vacation Over, Memories Linger! V. 1 til 5' V 1 A. 1 k - , 1 - J toMgfnr,i,il.ili,irr!----n "Among my souvenirs" J-.- I . .. Although the school beU signaled curfew for vacation activities, memories of the summer holiday enjoyments hang over for these two youthful students as they resume their struggles with the "three R's. i All Sentences to Jail in One Form (Continued from page 1). inate sentence law does not apply in those cases." Judge McMahan declared that after he has pronounced the sen tence it is the court clerk's duty to Issue the committment and place the sentence, in the court journal. Asked if he did not hare to sign the records, Judge McMahan said that he did not know of any one who did and that he never had. A search of the court records made at the court bouse yester day revealed that sentences to the county jail have, for the last five years, all contained the objection able clause and some of the void sentences extended back into 1930. How the practice of inserting the phrase "without limit of time" in the jail committments got started, officials could not definitely tell. The general belief was that a commitment to the state penitentiary was used as a model, with the result that the words got started in the record and' have been copied ever since. Attorneys consulted on the mat ter last night said that there was no definite procedure followed In such cases. They said that some judges signed the court record and others did not. 'Fiercest Battle' Of War Is Fought (Continued from Page 1) dents were warned by the mayor to prepare for evacuation of their homes early Friday morning. The fortress would be blown up "soon," he said, it the insurgents did not surrender their women and children. General Franco was estimated to have 175,000 fascists operat ing on three fronts against Ma drid, and government sources said their forces were about as large. In addition to their push in the Toledo sector, the fascists were' marching on San Martin de Vald eigelstias, 36 miles west of Ma drid, and Siguenza, 70 miles northeast of the capital. - Internal strife in the govern ment's northern forces was re ported from Hendaye, France, a border point. Reliable sources said anarchists and Basque national ists were at odds over which would lead fhe government army at Orio, 10 miles west of San Se bastian, captured last weekend by the fascists. Socialist Frence Premier Leon Blum whose government has re mained neutral in the Spanish struggle although its sympathies are believed to be with the socialist-communist - republican regime at M a d r i d strongly defended the democratic form of govern ment in a speech considered a re ply to Adolf Hitler's recent at tacks -on republican government. Bourbon Folly Fdiledj : Court Knox Says Invalidation Of New Deal Law Was r Salvation of Ui S. I (Continued from page 1) ha said. "They condemned bank ers, when hankers are the instru ments of our "economic progress. ft'They condemned lafge- enter-; prise, when large enterprise is the instrument of our wonderful standard of living. 5hey con demned the competition of busi ness, when competition lis the in strument of our economic im provement. Scarcity PoUcy ' Draws Knox's Fire "They adopted a philosophy of scarcity and installed a policy of destruction of goods and restric tion of production and! squander ing the nation's assets.! They at tacked thrift and accumulation. They incited class strife. They promoted and nourished hatred of the American way of life which had given them birth and a rich living. ' '4 "Within a few months the eco nomic system was in jeopardy. The forces of destruction were in full sway. ... The NRA.was throt ilinsr free enternrise. I The AAA was destroying agricultural pro of tha government to its citizens were- being repudiated. 'At this point the supreme court blocked, this course toward ruin r One after another it cast out the incredible experiments and evil policies of this admini stration. The oil control measuse the repudiation of the gold clause , in government bonds, the NRA, the Fraxier-Lemke act, the re-' moval - by - the president of a worthy official for political reas ons, the Guffey coat act, the munr lcipal bankrapty act, all these were rejected as violations of our constitution. ; "No administration in our hist-, ory has ever been so utterly con demned. The forces of disruption - were scotched.' Hundreds Greet Candidate Here (Continued from Page 1)- cent. Everyone, he poiated out, pays federal taxes indirectly. Then, amid-more cheers as the train started to roll away, he con cluded: . "I ask you to cast your ballots for that splendid governor of Kansas, Alfred M. Landon." i Although Col. Knox spoke to a distinctly friendly audiencej he was not without one heckler. A ' man in working-clothes standing; near the platform, several times raised his voice in contradiction to the speaker's -words, but could not compete with the loud speaker through which the candidate' duction. The solemn Obligations spoke, S : i Ernest Miller Is Clubs' Treasurer (Continued from page 1) er. La Grande, sergeant-at-arms ; David Eccles, Portland. Young 4 Republican national committee man; . Katherine Gouley, Salem, Young Republican national com mittee woman. 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