The OREGON STATESMAN, Salexa, Oregon, Sunday Morning, October 4, 1938
PAGE FIVE
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Local -News Briefs
Three Car Collisions Reported
Three cars were involved In an
accident at the alley intersection
on Court street between Church
and High, -streets, reports filed
with the city police yesterday
shok. Fred A; Rowland, route 2,
one ot the drivers, d Mrs. E. C.
Linstrand, were reported to have
received minor Injuries in the
. collision. Drivers ot the other two
cars were R. W, Lant, 531 Court
street and Wayne, 550 North
Summer street. Other accidents
reported were: Julie M.4 Stein
bock. 1498 Court street' and Fer
ret W. Covalt, 821 North 20th
street, at the intersection of Court
and High; Jacob Elasser, 800
Highland, and Ray Poole, 965
Highland, on Highland between
Cherry and Myrtle avenues; E. E.
Elwood, route 2, and R. Clark, at
High and Court streets; J. W.
Weekly, 688 South 23rd street,
and Q. L. Gruver, 580 South 19th
street; at Trade and South 19th
streets, and, Floyd E. Bates, route
4, and Bert Tompkins, on the
west side ot Commercial street.
Hear Norman Thomas, socialist
candidate, KOIN, 10:30 a. m. to
day, v;
Board Payment Refused The
county court yesterday refused to
pay the $5.43 board bill submit
ted by Sheriff A. C. Burk for 25
moAln served to five of-the seven
prisoners returned to the county
jail under . commutation - oi sen
tence by Governor Martin. Gov
ernor Martin has declared that
the county will have to pay the
hill A decision from the attorn
ey general on responsibility of the
tat and countv for the care of
the prisoners is -expected to be
tnrned were all sentenced totne
penitentiary from Marion county
for terms of less man a year.
Kitradltkra Honored Govern
or Martin Saturday authorized the
extradition of Harold Alexander,
who la wanted at Browerville,
Mini.., charged with child aband
onment. He is under-arrest In
Yamhill county.
Water Rights Asked E. P.
Merrick, Med ford, has filed ap
plication with the state engineer
here for permission to appropri
ate 50 second feet of water from
the Little Applegate river for
mining purposes in Jackson coun
ty. Other applications: 8 Omar C.
Conger, Kerby, for 5.43 second
feet of water from the west fork
of the Illinois ; river for develop
ment of power (not electrical)
for fish pond and irrigation pur
poses in Josephine county. W. A.
Daugherty, Haines, to appropriate
water from Powder river and a
reservoir for irrigation of 25 acres
In Baker county. A. R. Ham
mond, Hillshoro, for . 2. 74 second
feet of water from the Tualatin
river for Irrigation of 22J acres
and stock, water in Washington
county. ...... ,
Hear Norman I Thomas, socialist
candidate. KOIN, 10:30 a. m. to
day.- - ;- -- J- 5.' v.- ;
S3 Fires Reported Thirty-five
fires were reported to the Salem
fire department last week, Chltf
Harry Hutton I announced yester
day. Of the 35 calls, 23 were an
swered from central station, four
from the north station, five from
the east' station and three from
the south station. No heavy fire
losses were recorded.
fiats cleaned,
ionette.
remodeled. JFasta-
; Club Picks Location The Ma
rion county booth at the Pacific
International Livestock show has
been selected by - the Old Agri
cultural society as its headquar
ters during the show, Albert To
zier announces. u
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Charles D. Wood, M. D., physician
and surgeon, announces the open
ing of offices. Sixth floor First
National Bank building.
. - . . .
Workers Alliance ; Meets A
meeting of the Oregon Workers
Alliance will be held at the Fel
lowship Center. 420 State street
Monday nleht at 7:30 D. m. All
workers are invited to attend.
Obituary
Young
In this city, Friday, October
2, 1936, James W. Young, aged
86. Survived by granddaughter,
Edith Mae Howard, and grand
son, Don Young, both of Long
view, Wash. Member Chemeketa
lodge. No. 1. I.O.O.F.. and W. O.
W. camp of Salem. Funeral ar
rangements later from Salem
Moruary, 545 N. Capitol. -
Madison
Alice Madison, late resident ot
Oakland, Ore., aged 24 years.
Survived by widower, Maurice E.
Madison, Oakland, and aunt, Mrs.
W. L. Morley, Salem. Announce
ment of funeral arrangements
later by Clough-Barrick Co.
"Remington
Elizabeth' Jane Remington,
aged 92 years, passed away Oc
tober 2, at 2433 Trade street.
Survived by a son, J. A. Reming
ton ot Salem; sister, Mrs. Anna
Dillon ot Peru, Neb.; brother, A.
H. Tandy, Oskaloosa, Iowa; five
grandchildren and sevens great
grandchildren. The deceased was
a member ot the Methodist
church and the Woman's Relief
Corps. Funeral services from
Clough - Barrick mortuary, Mon
day, October 5, at 1:30 p. m.
Rev. Jomes B Milligan officiat
. ing. Interment at I.O.O.F. ceme
tery. Hogue .
In California in late September,
narold G. Hogue. aged 28 years.
Survived by mother, Mrs. Viva
M. Hogue of Salem. Funeral an
nouncements later rrom tne w. i.
Rigdon company.
FLOWERS
OLSON, Florbt
Court & High v Phone 7166
. Smith
At residence on route 4, Ester
Denyer Smith, aged 77. Survived
by step mother, Abbie Denyer of
Turner; children, Florence Whe-
lan Otho E.I Smith of Portland,
and also Otho Smith, jr., and
Mabel Smith of Portland; broth
er, Olin Denyer of Turner; Gert-
ture Abir of Nebraska, Mrs. Lois
Demham of j Turner. Announce
ments later by W. T. Rigdon Co.
Youle
Mrs. Alice Youle at the resi
dence. 145 W. Wilson, October 3,
aged 86 years. Survived by daugh
ters, Mrs. Winifred Heidler, Sa
lem; Mrs. KaKtKherine KoKontz,
Missouri; Mrs. Emma Talla, Ida
ho; five sons. W. J. Youle of Cal
ifornia, T. C. Youle of Alaska,
Frank Youle, Earl D... Youle and
Preston B. Youle of Kansas, Also
12 grandchildren, six great grand
children, two nieces, Mrs. Laura
C. Nesbitt. j Bellingham, Wash.,
and Mrs. Zella Hoff. Seattle. Fu
neral announcements later by
Clough-Barrick company.
54 Deaths Recorded Fifty-
f o,ur deoths, the same number as
In July, were recorded in ; Ma
rion county in August, the coun
ty health department reported.
Of the August deaths 33 were
mala and 21 female. Causes of
deaths included heart disease, 14;
communicable disease, 7; kidney
disease, 6; apoplexy, 4; automo
bile accidents, 2; cancer and dia
betes, one each. There was one
maternal and one infant death.
Births during August numoerea
89 of which 48 were , male and
41 female. ; : -
Visit the Baxter Dahlia farm Sun
day, Oct.' -4. Flowers are at their
best now. : ;i ' . ; :
Lutheran Meet Near Lutheran
church members t throughout the
state are being asked' to reserve
the dates October 31 and Novem
ber 1 for a two-day regional toeet-
inz of all Lutheran men ot tne
northwest to be held in the Cen
tral Lutheran church,' Portland,
according to word received here
yesterday. ? . ' - i-
Wanted 50 used heaters or cir
culators regardless of condition.
Tel. 5110. , .. . ;
Asks Road Improvement Im-
DTovement and reopening . of a
road on the west side of the J, R.
Linn dairy farm was asked of
the caanty court yesterday :by H.
Hansen. Hansen says that a part
of the road has been closed and
a being cultlvatea. Objection nas
been made by the ' mail - car rief,
he stated. . .' -
Don't forget 581 N. Church Mon
day for fur. or unfur. apt. . : V
Dodson to Speak W. D. B.
Dodson, executive , vice-president
of the Portland chamber of com
merce will speak on "Power and
Other Oregon Developments" at
the forum luncheon meeting of
the Salem chamber Monday noon.
He will tell his views on the prop
er development of Bonneville dam
and its meaning to Oregon.
Spencer Condition Good Con
dition of Robinson Spencer, Will
amette university librarian who
was struck by an automobile Fri
day night, was described as gOQd
at the Salem Deaconess hospital
last night. He suffered a fracture
of the leg, dislocation ot the knee
and severe bruises.
Refund Claim Filed The coun
ty yesterday filed a claim for a
gasoline tax refund with the see
retary of state for f 590. The re
fund covers a two-month period
and includes only the 11,896 gal
Ions of gasoline used by the coun
ty in road building equipment not
using the state highways
Club No. 1 Meets Townsend
club No. 1 will meet in the Yew
park school Monday at 7:30 p.m.:
A short program will be present
ed. An open forum will also be
held. All members are urged to
attend as this is a highly import
ant meeting. Dr. H. C. Epley is
president.
Luts Florist, 1276 N. Lib. P. 9592.
Club Donates School Girl Aid!
The Home Economics club of Sa
lem high school Friday appropria
ted 1 10 to be presented to some
needy high school girl in Bandon
who is a student of - home eco
nomies. The fund was forwarded
to Mrs. Henry Hartley, wife of the
superintendent of schools,- for
placement. -
Experienced cherry sitters want
ed. Oregon Fruit Products Co.,
West Salem. Phone" 4011.
Fire at Iron Works The. Sa
lem fire department answered a
call to the Salem Iron works at
State and Front streets at 3:55
o'clock yesterday, afternoon. The
fire which had broken out on the
roof of the building , was extin
guished before the department
arrived. . ' : .
Alfred at Newport Lieutenant
Max Alfred, state police officer,
went to Newport yesterday to aid
officials in handling crowds at the
dedication of the new Yaquina-
bay bridge.
Beautiful dry cleaning. Burroughs
Cleaners. 691 N. High. Ph. 3733.
To BcJId Garage C. B.-Bren-
enstahl yesterday took out a city
permit to build a 850 garage at
1096 South 22nd street. ;
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Buick Salesman
Buick Salesmen
Leaving today for Michigan are
Kenneth Wilson, Al Nowels and
Ed Gregson of the Otto J. Wilson
Buick organization. They will
' Coming Events
' Oct. 6 Marion County
Young Republicans meet,
8:30 p. na Marion hotel.
Oct. 6 Central Willam
ette Baptist association, all
day. Calvary Baptist church.
. Oct. 9 Rickreall c o m -ji
unity fair.
Oct. 9-r-Cniversity of Ne
vada vs. Willamette, night
football.
r ; Oct. 10 County . I.O.6.F.
convention, Silverton.
Oct, 10 Salem high vs.
Chemawa, night football.
Oct. 16-18 Marlon
County Christian Endeavor
-; -. tlon. First Christian
church.
Oct. 22 Methodist La
dies Aid sub-district rally
at Silverton. '
join 100 other Buick dealers and
salesmen in specially i chartered
Pullmans to ; Flint, Mich., the
Buick factory. There they will
have a three-day program which
will ' include a . preview of the
1937 Buicks, a school for sales
plans for the coming- season, and
entertainment. -
According to Otto Wilson all
the 1937 Buicks will be valve-in-head
eights. The public . an
nouncement is scheduled for the
last of October.
Fire Defenses in h , j
-Good Shape, Held
Politics Blamed by Chief
For Criticism; Never
' Had Breakdown
t'Politlcs" are in part back o
criticisms of the Salem fire de
partment's equipment-upkeep pol
icy. Fire Chief Harry Hutton
charged yesterday as he declared
the breakdown a week ago of
the Salem truck dispatched t6
Bandon was unavoidable.
"I don't play politics," Huttoh
said. "That's the reason they .hol
ier." Hutton pointed out that within
the "last few months each of this
eight fire trucks the city owns
had been ovesauled at local gat
ages. He said the departments
latest repair bill amounted to
$500.
"I've never had any trouble
with my trucks in town," the
chief added. "I read in the paper
that two Portland trucks broke
down recently while responding
to an alarm down there." ; - I ,
. Whereas the Portland fire de
partment has a master mechanic
and a shop, "in Salem we hate
"1935 Death Rate One of the Lowest in U. S. and
Canada" 'h- T 'v"
' . From Oregonian of Vflr, 20th
A wonderful increase in longevity of human life since
1900.
Why not a complete overhaul of your life insurance
program? 1
Consult your life insurance agent or talk with Frank.
He knows his Life Insurance.
Firanlz .-Wo Woolloy
1680 State St. MEMBER T.T.L.U. Phone 9665
i:
a monkey wrench and a screw
driver Hutton said.
, j Criticism of the Salem depart
ment was made indirectly - by
Jack Hayes of the state fire mar
shal's office in an address be
fore the Salem Credit association
Friday. i'.- ; '. ... : i :
Democrats Lead
trants
! Democrats continued to lead in
registrations as the lists, closed
at the county clerk's office at 8
cT'clock last night. More. than 1,
000 voters registered during the
day yesterday, U. O. Boyer, coun
ty clerk, . estimated. Nine clerks
Selling Out
At Wholesale Price
My -Entire Stock
Of Peonies, Iris,
Gladioli, Tulips, ;
Delphinium
And :- .:--.
Many Other Varieties;
; Six Acres of Flowers i
Place being subdivided,
must sell out at once.
E. A. BENNETT
NURSERY
2238 Fairgrounds Road
Phone 617S
were kept busy taking the signa
tures up until the closing hoar
last night. ' ,
' The figures on the total regfs
trationr wUl not he available for
at least a week, Boyer said last
night. Due to the shortage of
help in the department It was im
possible to keep a running count
of the registrations. In addition
to making. the count of the vot
ers who have signed up since the
primary, each of .the. cards must
be carefully c h e eked, Boyer
stated. .
i.V:N",i'
npHE freshness of our
X ' ingredients: the skill
of .bur trained phar
macists: and the econ
omy of our prices war
grants your remembering
os for prescriptions and
. all drug needs. ;
Schaefer's
DRUG STORE
136 N. Commercial
Phones 5197 - 7023
U Dancer
In this city, October 3, John
Frank Dancer, father of Everett
Dancer of Los Angeles, Mrs. B. E.
Gibson, Mrs A. M. McGeary, Mrs.
L. A. Peters, Maxine, Leland,
Ruby and Bobby Dancer, all of
Salem Funeral announcements la
ter by W.-T. Rigdon company.
KODAK S
Complete Stock Eastman
Kodaks, Movie Cameras!
Stationery
Company
Formerly PattoVs Book Store
340 State St. Phone 4404
Cooke's
My Jimmy Got a Raise
Johnny's mother is jealous.
Johnny is just as smart as Jimmy.
But Johnny didn't get a raise.
Johnny didn't have his defec
tive vision corrected. Jimmy did.
The result 1 . . Jimmy did more
and better work ... and earned
his raise. ;
Morris Optical Co.
Optometrists i : 1
444 State St. Phone 5528
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