l'ne UUEGON STATESMAN, Salem, Utegon, day Morning, October 16, 1936
PAGE UtliU
Local News Briefs
Ajrcident Driver Fined Henry
Timm, 154 Columbia street, was
fined 2.50 in municipal court
yesterday after police had arrested
him following an accident for not
having a driver's license. Timm'u
car collided at Columbia and Lib
erty streets with a machine op
erated by Theodore J. Vandecoev
erlng, 2212 North Liberty. , Neith
er man was injured. Other acci
dents reported yesterday involved:
Mem Pearce, 712 North Churcn.
and a motorist named York, on
Marion near Commercial; Ethel E.
Newman, 1245 Saginaw, and Lil
lie L. Madsen, Silverton, at Mar-'
ion and Liberty; Maurice Willis.
830 Electric and J. R. Trotter,
638 Breyg, at Rural and Cottage;
Charles Roberts, route one, and
an unidentified driver, at Com
mercial and State. ,; .. j
Chimney Sweep. Phone 8711.
Scout Leaders Meet The Cas
cade area Boy Scout executive
board will meet at the Spa tonight
to discuss the fall and winter ac
tivity program for boys in Mar
ion. Polk and Linn counties. ; A.
C. Haag, area council president,
will preside, and Carl Conneir,
Albany scoutmaster, will lead a
discussion. Interest among boys
in scouting has increased rapidly
during the last year. Executive
James E. Monroe declared yester
day in announcing tonight's meet
ing. :
' Scouts Seek Awards Thirty
four Boy Scouts have applied to
receive 63 awards at the October
court of honor to be held at the
county courthouse next Wednes
day night, according to Scout Exe
cutive James E. Monroe. At this
court session troop No. 9 will ie
fend its possession of the visitor
attendance trophy which it Cap
tured last month by being respon
sible for baring 32 people in the
audience. ' !
Lutz Florist, 1276 N. Lib. P. 9533.
Move Here from Monmouth
Recent enew residents of Salem
are Mr. and Mrs. O, B. Scrafford
and daughter, formerly of Mon
mouth. Scrafford has had employ
ment here for some time. They
lived in Monmouth about a year
where they were active in the
Baptist church. Previously, their
home was in a farming commun
ity south of Monmouth.
Juniors Meet Advisor -Nor-borne
Berkeley, new English in
structor at Salem high school was
introduced yesterday as a new
advisor to the junior class. Mrs.
Claudine Garth Elbert is another
of the junior advisers. The class
nominated officers to' be voted on
Monday. The list of nominees was
withheld pending investigation of
their eligibility.
To Open Bible - Class Simon
E. Forsberg of Portland, who held
. Bible classes at the Y.M.C.A. last
.winter, will open a series of class
es to carry , through the winter,
with the first session to be Tues
day night at . 8 o'clock at the
x.m.u.a. rne series last year arew
considerable interest. ;
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Junior Women's Club Rummage
Sale, 175 S. Com'l, Oct. 16 & 17.
Would Take Exams Thomas
F. Gilg. 1530 Chemeketa street,
and Jack Morton Fluke, route
four, box 4 01, yesterday filed ap
plications with the city recorder
for permission to take fire depart-
: meut civil service examinations
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ucioDer zi. ons gave uis age is
30 and Fluke as 23.
ISnv Orooerv Here Mr. and
Mrs. Poff from Dindeer, S. D., who
recently located in Salem, have
purchased the Red and White Gro
- eery store, in Hollywood from An
drew Foley, who has purchased an
insurance agency in Bend and is
. leavins at once for that city.
.Cirant I. T A. Meeting The
Grant school parent-teachers as
sociation will hold its first meet
ing of the season at 7:30 o'clock
tonight. The' guest speaker will
be Miss Catherine Arbuthnot of
Oregon Normal school, Monmouth.
: Airs, ciia nugnes win sing.
V Franklin bulbs. Tel. 52F14. ;
To Repair Garages Two small
building. permits, both for repaid
to private garages,, were issued
at the city hall yesterday. J. B.
Etudillo obtained a permit for
such a Job to cost 920 at 1815
North Commercial street and Mrs
C. A. Fisher for one of the same
amount at 745 North Church.
Applies for License Applica
tion for a class B package store
hfr lirpnsA vaa m a. A A tn th
county ronrt yesterday by W. .A.
Satterlee of Silverton route oae,
operator of Pine Tree Corners.
Postpone Meeting Dae to the
illness of a member, Mrs.-George
Cummings, the meeting of the
Dakota ladies' sewing club sched
uled for today is' postponed until
further notice. .
Is Nurse Here Mrs. N e 1 1 i e
Gillenwater, of Mill City has ac-
cepted' a position as nurse at the
Salem Deaconess hospital.
'Band Gets Room -Arrangements
have been completed for
the Salem high school band to use
the auditorium in the Fraternal
temple building for practices daily
from 1 to 2:30 p. m Superin
tendent Silas Gaiser announced
yesterday. The; move from jNelson
hall, used for; this purpose 'last
year, to the temple building clos
er to the school was authorized by
the school board Tuesday night.
The district will pay 30 a month
rental. lit
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Hats 'cleaned, I remodeled. Fash
ionette. jy. ;
Five Address Lions Five speak
ers addressed the Salem Lions
club yesterday, chiefly on the
aims and code of. ethics of the or
ganization. They included two
deputy district governors. Mayor
H. A. Stiles of Corvallis, and J. P.
"Jack" Schimberg, Eugene, form
er Salem resident; Claude Cave,
international Lions representat
ive; George Rhoten and Lestle J.
Sparks, of the local club's Lion
education committee.
A hat free with each overcoat.
(3. W. Johnson & Co.
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Nurserymen i to Meet The an
nual fall meeting of the Oregon
Association of j Nurserymen to be
held in Portland October 22, will
discuss Quarantine and license sit
uations. Frank McKennon of the
state department of agriculture
announced. In addition to the
business meeting the annual elac
tion of officers will be held. Paul
I-Doty of Portland is president of
the group. j
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Holman Is 59 State Treasurer
Holman observed his 59th birth
day anniversary in Portland Wed
nesday. Holman is a native of
Portland and has been a resident
of that city virtually all of his
life. He has served as state treas
urer since early in the Meier ad
ministration. A dinner at the Hol
man home featured the birthday
observance. j
Just arrived another large assort
ment of fur coats. On display at
the Angora Fur Shop, Thur., Fri.
and Sat. 1348 Ferry St. Tel. 6314.
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Luncheon Speaker Paul .Ellis
of the local Pay-n-Save stores will
tell the Salem Credit association
this noon about new methods of
handling credits which these
stores have installed, i The associ
ation meets in the basement din
ing room of the Argo hotel.
Coming Events
Oct. 16. Salem high at
Albany, football. - i r
IOIH, Marlon
County christian Endeavor
; i- ttiristlan
Ylrrh. -?..- ; .
Oct. 18 N'on-compulsory
training bill debate, 3:30
u..m.. Labor Temple. :
, Oct. -' 23- Methodist La
dies Aid sub-district rally
at SiiVerton. .--'".i " .
Oct 23 Willamette!, irs
Unfield, -nig h t football
game -' '-; '
. "Oct." 23 Salem Missouri
club meeting, 7:30 m.,
,K. of I. halL 246 Com-
mercial street. -, T. -, ' .
Oct. .'2 Dedication Ir
vine hall." state school -for.'
the blind. - , ; V
. Oct. 2 A n n 1 Polk ;
county health ..association
meeting at Dallas Women's
club building, 2 p. m.
RubyKokerls
Given Damages
$403 Against One of Two
Defendants; Youth Is
Sentenced, Paroled
Obituary
; Kane
Edith C. Kane passed away at
the residence, 805 N. Church. Sur
vived by widower, W. R. Kane, of
Salem; two sisters, Mrs. Gra.-e
Mickelson of Salem and Mrs. Ger
trude Brotherton of Salem; two
brothers. Charles and Arch Clea
ber of San Franciscoi Funeral
notices later from Clough-Barrick
company. J j
Anderson
Chris Anderson, at a local hos
pital October 12. Late resident of
route 7. Survived by widow, Lilas,
three children, Milton, Marilyn
and Lyle.' The deceased was a
member of the American Legion
post 121, of Parshall, N. D. Fun
eral services will be. held from the
Terwillinger Funeral Home Sat
urday, Oct. .17, at 2 p.m. Rev. P.
W. Eriksen will officiate. Grave
side services at City View cem
etery conducted by the Disabled
ar Veterans.
Armstrong
Sarah L. Armstrong,' at the res
idence, 1260 ( Center street, Oct
ober 14, at the age of 81. years.
Survived by daughters,-Mrs. Alta
De Sart of Salem, Mrs. G. C. Dun
ham of Washington,1 D. C; sons,
William Wallace Knight of Yam
hill, Norman W. Knight of Spo
kane; nine grandchildren and
four great grandchildren. Funeral
services will be held from chapel.
Saturday, Oct. 1, at 1:30 p.' m.
Damages of $403 were awarded
Ruby Koker against Woodrow
Wilson by the jury which heard
the $6,498 damage action brought
by her against Lillie and Wood
row Wilson. The ' jury,- with
Myrtle E. Hoss as foreman, found
for the defendant Lillie Wilson.
The case has been in circuit court
here since Tuesday, and went to
the jury about 2:30 o'clock yes
terday. The jury made its findings
in about three hours.
Ervin Barker of Klamath Falls,
arrested for indecent exposure,
pleaded guilty before Circuit
Judge L. H. McMahan yesterday
and was sentenced to a year in the
county jail. He was raroled to his
father, W. R. Barker and placed
on probation for five years, one
condition of the parole being that
he remain out Marion county. He
was picked up in Willson park;
Circuit Court i
William Smith vs. Victor R.
Griggs; suit dismissed as settled
and money garnisheed ordered re
leased to defendant. .
Isaac J. Frost vs. industrial ac
cident commission; defendant's
answer bearing general denial of
allegations. t
State vs. A. C. Burk; order di
recting Emma Murphy Brown to
furnish Joseph L. Hammersley,
special prosecutor in the ease,
copy of testimony ! taken before
the grand jury. - f
Probate Court !
L. F. Butler estate; appraisal
of $S,845.46, of which $2,594.71
is cash, made by L. E. Barrisk, J.
C. Campbell and H. V. Compton.
Vinnia Powell, incompetent;
annual report of Eva Martin and
William W. Powell, jr., guardians,
approved
G. F. Kurts, alleged infirm; or
der appointing David G. Drager
guardian of Kurtz's estate.
Ole O. Opsahl estate; amended
order approving final account.
Fred Unger estate; order to ac
cept new . mortgage from Joseph
Zeis. ' ;
Justice Court
Darius Z. Morgali, charged with
being drunk on a public highway;
admitted guilt and fined $10.
Morris F, McGrath, charged
with driving while drunk; plead
ed guilty and sentenced to 30
days in jail and fined 100. ;
Arlie Matlock, charged with re
ceiving and concealing stolen
property, to wit a guitar belonging
to Orville Ashmon: jleaded guilty
and preliminary hearing set for
10 a. m. today. Posted $75 cash
bail.
G. E. Morgan, charged with op
erating without operator's license;
arrested on bench warrent follow
ing failure to appear as cited af
ter arrest in August; pleaded
guilty and sentenced to five days
In the county jail. ; "
Trial slated at 2 p. m.. today
for R. D.. Ramp, accused of, as
sault and battery n p o n Gladys
Epley. Both : Brooks residents.
Ernest Leo Beaudry. two charg
es: no operator's license and void
foreign license plates. Admitted
guilt on each and fined $10 on
each. Serving out fine. . f
Municipal Court
Henry Timm, 154 Columbia
street. $2.50 fine, driving without
operator's license. ;
In World Court
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(professor Kanley O. Hudson of
I Harvard University has been elected
to the World Court bench to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation
of Frank B. Kellogg, former Secre
tary of State. Dr. Hudson is the
world's foremost authority on the
Court and its aims.
Compulsory Drill
Debate Scheduled
In the first of a series of pre
election debates on the various
measures to be t o t d on, the
Marlon County Farmer-Labor a
sociation will sponsor a discussion
of the . non-compulsory military
training bill next Sunday after
noon at 8:30 at the labor temple.
A former state commander of the
American Legion, W. J. Chamber
lain of Corvallis, will speak
against the proposed measure,
and George Self, dr., of Salem, one
of the group of young Methodists
who Initiated the measure. - will
uphold it. Hr, Chamberlain is
chairman of the American Legion
committee which opposes the
measure, and. Mr.- Self is a mem
ber of the Oregon committee for
peace and freedom which spon
sors the bill. . ;
Herbert Barker, president of
Salem trades council, is chairman
of the meeting.
There will also be an exposi
tion of the Marion county people's
utility district nroDOsal h-r Harler
w - A K -
Libby of Jefferson, chairman of
the committee sponsoring the
measure In this county. At an
other time the opponents of the
measure will be heard.
Adult Classes in
Silverton Opened
Crescendo , Club
I Adds 8 Members
Opening of two adujt WPA
classes in Silverton was announced
yesterday by Earl Litwiller, coun
ty supervisor of adult education.
The courses will be under the lo
cal supervision of Robert Goets,
Silverton superintendent . of
schools.
A course in Americanization de
signed for men and women who
desire to learn to read, write .or
speak the English and may wish
this instruction to help secure cit
izentVp papers will be offered cn
Tuesday and Friday nights from
7:15 to 9:15 o'clock In the Eu
gene Field school building. A
sewing class will meet Wednesday
nights at the same hours at the
home of Mrs. Lei a Ann Shepherd,
313 Koon street, who will have
charge of both courses..
These courses are free of charge
and open to all persons 16 years
of age and older, Litwiller pointed
out.
Elcht more names were added
to the new member toBs of the
Salem nigh school Crescendo music
club yesterday to complete the list
for j the present term, Lena Be ue
Tartar, faculty adviser, annouae
ed. Last tryouts, for violinists,
were held yesterday morning.
The' new names are those el
Marjorle Roseman, Mary Esther
n 1 i - T" , n n
jreiuenuu, ueiores far tier, iar
ol Potter and ..Elaine Eheraua.
Identity of 22 other new meat
berg was made known at the high
school Wednesday.
"Farther and Faster
On a Gallon of Gasoline
Than Any Car in America"
WOIlfl De E2ei?e Scosn
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Milk Board Files
Answer in Court
Wallace
At a local hospital last night,
Ada Wallace, late resident of Sa-
Survived by widow
Wallace of Salem;
Ella McRoberts of
Funeral announce
ments later from the Clough-Bar
rick Co. , i . :. . i
lem, aged 37.
er, -Otho E.
mother, Mrs.
Bend, Ore.
Births
. rhaca To Mr. and Mrs.
George P. " P hacas, 1027 Oak
street, a girl, Gloria Joan, born
October 15 at Salem Deaconess
hospital. ! "
Itasmuseea To Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Robert Rasmussen, 435
Division street, a boy,' Roland
Robert, Jr., born October , 14 at
Salem Deaconess hospital.
Wooley To Mr. and Mrs. John
Curtis Wooley. 1215 North
Church street, a boy, John Curtis,
Jr., born October 14 at Salem
Deaconess hospital. ;
West .To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
J. West, route six, a boy, Jndson
Elliott, born October 13 at the
Jackson Maternity home. - -
Boatwright To Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin D. Boatwright, 2349 Lee,
street. boy, David Dale, born
October 13 at the residence. ,
USE CHINESE HERBS
When Others Fail
CHAKI.IKCHAN
Chinese Herbs
i ; REMEDIES -
' Healing j virtu-. ..
has been tested
hundreds year
for chronic. miU
oeuti, doic
rhrvat. - Minnsirlal
c atirrb, ears, .8- F onS '
lungs, ithBia, chronic -cough.
stonuK'h. gall atones colitis,
constintttion. diabctin, kidneys,
bladder, heart, , blood nerves,
neuralgia, ! rheumatism, high
blood pressure,' gland, skin
sores, maU. female and chil
dren disorders. , -,.
S. B. FoMg., 8 years practice
in r .China. . Herb Specialist.
122. N. Commercial SU. Salem.
Ore, Office hoars 0 to ft p.m.
Sunday and Wed. 9 to 10 a.m.
f This section has had no mate
rial change in milk conditions
since the milk control board ent
ered the order under which oper
ation is now conducted, the con
ducted, the .control board says in
answer filed yesterday in the suit
brought against it by W. E. SaT
age and Bruce' Fox.
i The board points out that due
to great amount of seasonal work
here this Salem shed Is subject
to some fluctuation in the milk
supply, with heavy surpluses at
some periods of the year and lit
tle or no surplus at other times.
: The control board sets out that
its order established quota to pro
ducers to give each his fair share
of the normal demand and pro
tect him from seasonal changes.
Surplus milk is sold for factory
purposes, thus helping to maintain
a fair distribution among the pro
ducers', of whom there are now 21
Grade A and 75 Grade B shippers
in this milk shed. , .
MrXarr Better Federal Judge
John McNary, who has been ill at
his home here for several days,
was reported Thursday as improv
ing slowly.- Physicians said it
probably would be some time be
fore he would be able to resume
his official duties. ? !
Lions, Wives to Meet The Sa
lem Lions club will hold a ladies
night program in Nelson hall next
Tuesday night, it was announced
at yesterday's meeting by Barkley
A. Newman, chairman of the soc
ial committee. 'i '''''"
Burgess Eligible
j For New Club on
Law Enforcement
i Patrolman Louis A. Burgess of
the Salem police force is eligible
to membership in a new coast to
coast law enforcement organiza
tion whose formation has been an
nounced from Washington, D. C,
this week by J. EdgarHoover, di
rector of the federal bureau of
investigation. The organizat!6n
will consist of police officers who
have been graduated from the
bureau-sponsored national police
academy at the national capital.
Asked about the organization.
Burgess said yesterday he had not
yet heard about it but had receiv
ed an invitation to attend the
graduation of 34 officers from the
third session of the academy last
Saturday. Burgess was graduated
from the second session, which
lasted for three months "in Wash
ington, D. C, last winter. Satur
day's graduates brought. the aca
demy's roster of alumna- to 1. '
Ask Your Grocer for ;
'STATE PRIZE'
The New Beverage
Made from Juried Prunes by
H. S. Gile & Co.
It Is sold in 15-oz. 1A.
tins by all dealers at 1 V C
A ; wonderfully good and ;
healthful drink for Children
or others. It is mildly laxa
tive. Use It in milk for chil
dren. .
Young feet and Older feet . . . both give
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