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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salen. Oregon, Friday Morning, November 20, 193t
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Biocal iNbws Briefs;
Six Accident listed- Six mi
nor automobile accidents, several
attributed to . foggy condition,
were reported to' city 'police yes
terday. Nose resulted in, injuries.
The following were involved: E.
C. Hillman, 2250 Center street-.'
and Mrs, D. Wright, 785 Stewart,
at 17th and D street; John H.
Evans, 645 Marion., and Mrs.
Alice L." Dustin, Portland, at Par
rish and Capitol; Mrs.-Walter )
Kirk. 9S5 South High, and un
named motorist, at Court I anid
High; Wilma - Millar 570 Nortjh
Winter, and A. D. Goddartl. state
policeman, at State and Commer
cial; Nathaniel Kammlert" rouse
two. and Ralph C. Neal, 1 Z 8 l
South Commercial, at liberty anrl
Marion: I Walter Worral, 15915
South 22nd, and J. A. Wonder-
lick. 2382 State, at State and
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Football! special leaves Salem.
11:40 a.m. Saturday. Not. "21 fdr
CorvaHis direct to Bell field, ri
turning after game; $1.20 round
trip.
Federal Bank
CaseJMspiited
Calvary Baptist Cho ir to Give Concert
Driver Injured Chester Smith
waa in lured, in a collision . be- I , . w - .
i,im mmlrm il.lvM ft... klm.Alf .n 4
George Doran, route 3. three and LadU and liusil uaims 118
one-half mile south of Salem at
the Grabenhorst four corners ac
cording to a. Teport tiled at the
sheriff's office yesterday. Other
reports were: filed! by Earl I.
Woods, Jefferson, and J. O. Syre,
ronte 4, who collided three-
fourths of a Imile north of Sun-
nyside on the Pacific highway;
and. Paul Schweiger. .Portland.
Lehman Mugo, Sllverton, and W.
P. Faller, 18 5 North 5th street,
who were Inrolved Sn a three car
wreck on - the Mt.i Angel-Sllver-
ton. road.
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Salens Men a Program Three
Salem men are to speak at the
state association meeting of conn
ty clerks and : recorders to be
held in Portland November 23
and 24. U.! G. Doyer. county
Slortgage Upon Johnson
Case Supersede
Ia ah answer and cross-complaint
filed by Ladd and Bush
bank in the case of Federal Land
bank avalnst Carl H. Johnson and
others, the defendant bank al-
leges that it has a claim superior
to the plaintiff's mortgage . and
asks that the Johnson property
be -sold to satisfy its claim jot
$2070 and the balance be applied
upon the note held by the plaint
iff. IV - f ' . f -..0 )-.:'
The federal bank filed the fore-
1 closure suit for $7272 and asked
that In addition to, the sale of the
real estate, 65 shares of land bank
stock be sold to satisfy the claim.
clerk, Is to talk on odds and ends 1 The stock was put up as security
lions1
bers of
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Auxiliary Sleet Ment
the Lions . Auxiliary eri
dessert luncheon at thle
Pheasant Thursday anil
spent the afternoon at the "homja
of Mrs. Oscar D. Olson. Joint host
esses with Mrs. Olson were Mrs.
Ceorge A. Rhotena nd Mrs. Be
nard Donaldson. Others attend
ing were Mrs. D. A. Emerson. Mr
J. O. Marr. Mrs,. Harry Scott. Mr
Herman Lafky. Mrs. Ed Schrede
Mrs. Ralph Kletzing. Mrs. Caijl
Emmons, Mrs. V. T. Golden. Mr.
O. - E. Long well. Mrs. - Howard
Jenks. Mrs. Emmett Welling. Mm.
TLlovri A. Ie. Mrs. Eurene Rra-
benhorst. Mrs. Edna Mae ! Snodj
grass, Mrs. - Percy Blundelt. MM.
Walter Arthur. Mrs. Leo ReimaU.
Mrs. Albert Ramsey er, Mrs. L. 4
Stewart and Mrs. K. M. Murdockt.-
Turkey Dinner 50c. Special lunrTk
30c. 40ci State Cafeteria. . ?
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legionnaires Active Twenty
members of Capital post No.
American Legion, made a door t
door membership canvass last
night following a committee nieetl
lag in the office of R.-H. Bassettj,
. vice-chairman of th emembershif
committee. Arthur Johnson is
chairman. Next Friday night Le
gionnaires and 40 et 8 society
members will assemble at the Citf
Cleaning: works at 7 p. m. and
from their go out on a similar
canvass. 1 Bassett said last night
the post membership had reached
303. far ahead of last year at thif
time.
fori the loan by the Marion-Polk
national farm association which
approved the loan.
Ladd and Bush allege in their
answer that the defendant John
son first borrowed $2000 from
them in 1928 and gave a mort
gage as security. I In 1933 he
note was renewed and increased
to $2070. Tbey allege that their
claim holds priority over the fed
eral mortgage.;
Circuit Court
W. P. Grier and L. M. Grierivs.
L j K. Logan; complaint for Col
lection of 0242 note.
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about a clerk's office, David
CHara, deputy secretary of state,
will discuss elections and Rex
Davis, of the state treasurer's of
fice, will speak on cijtisenshJp. Dr.
Albert Slaughter is listed in the
program for a talk on the peo
ple's utility district plan.
50c Turkey Dinner S 6c. Served at
the Quelle daily. ;
Gasoline Tax Galas Tax on
motor vehicle fuel oils for the per
iod January T to October 31. 1936,
aggregated $3,994,705.52. as com
pared to $7,721.438.J5& during tne Federal Land hank of Spokane
same period i year ago, secretary T9 O. H. Perkins and others:
of SUte Snell reported Thursday, transcript of Judgment from Polk
The increase tor thisiyear was $1,- rnniitv rlrj'iilt court.
273.266.97. The gall4nage tncreas- ehirlov Parker vs. Louis and I Carvata J and Rose M. BetUer, 24,
ed from 15f,428,7f9.3Z gallons iMarrlo Torre; order granting I domestic. Gervais.
during the firtet 10 mjonths in 1935 Dl4intlff nntli November 30 to Donatan Buchanan, 23, laborer.
to 179,894,109.12 dtsring the same nle motion for new trlaL route 2!, and Gladys Blanchard,
period this yfar. J Reta Lynch Wesf vs. Ben F. 21, housekeeper, Oregon City.
E (West: order Instructing defend- Municipal Court -
anx vo pay " uiuucjr xj a j oiroo. iouna ruiiiy oi vt-
Technocrat Tells
Of Group's Belief
Disintegration of Entire
U, S. Economic System .
Ahead : U Varnins
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America, faces disintegration of
Its entire economic life because
6f; its failure to accept Techno
cracy's challenge to apply d
enee to prosperity, In the opln-
ioa of Jonathan ir. liienaon, uo
Angeles lecturer, twho spoke at
Laboy hall here last night under
auspices of the Salem Trades ana
Labor counclL . v ' .
": 'We are dependent upon en-
jergy conversion for our very ex
utKHKA " Glendon declares. "If
tha nroeesses of coarerBlon of ex
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trfneons energy were stoppea at
a I given moment, more than
three-fourths or tne peopie
Kta inntinnt would starve to
! ith In lesa than SO days."
inenicUnc a steady-increase in
unemployment as tne accompani
ment of Industrial modernisation,
Glendon predicted "the li nails ef
social tolerance will be reacbtd
. . ... . . A .a'lAJAM
oeiore vne uuer ii v i w- ,
" Technocracy, Uc, institute
which he represents. Is In cen
stant communication with 2S,t0
men. and women in positions et
economic responsibility In oraer
"to prepare conditions which will
avoid bloodshed or anarcny ib
the transition to the new soci
ety," according to Glendon.
KuHn Will Speak
At Oiapel Today
Mayor V. E. Knhn wUl.be tki
Willamette r university e n a p e i
speaker today, 'discussing ."School
Spirit" In connection wun tne -ciflc-Willamette
game tonight ad
the sendof t which the students are) ..
giving- the forensic squad mem
bers who will leave tor Los An- .
reles Immediately after chapel.
Bob Keusher. Willamette Col, ,
leglan sporU editor, will talk
briefly on the forecast of the game
tonight. The student body presi
dent of Pacific university has beeai f
Invited by George McLeod Wil- ,
lamette student body president, to ;
be present at this meeting. t
Choir mleiuhers who will stag sacred Thanksgiving music Sunday night: Mrs. Neil, Fleming, Mrs. Ch".
Davis, Mrs. Lehman, Miss Josephine Evans, Mrs. Bern Ramsey cr. Miss Vera Jean Hnber pianist. Hiss
Lo Dale Pickens, Mrs. S Dale Taylor, Miss Florence Foster, Mrs. K. H.TK'kene, Mrs. Ed. Btagen
helmer, Mrs. Alma McAllister, Mrs. Cora Held, Mrs. Ed. Schnnke, and Mrs. Marie Robertson. Mea,
from left, W. F. Foster,! Ben Ranweyer, W. C Pic kens, W. F. Downer, Leslie "White, Prof. D. A. Em
merson. Dale Taylor, Neil Fleming, X. H. Pickens, Jack Billiter, Jr., Jack Billitcr, William Taylor and
' Ed. Bingenheimer. Director E. D. Llndbnrg in center front row. ! I - :
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of claims ordered. Appraisal of
$5021 filed by4 George Fry, ! Louis
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Webert and Alice Davidson.
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Aiarriaze licenses i
Albert J. Praull. 25, ! farmer.
Peebles Appointed James
Peebles, who spent his boyhood In
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50c Turkey Dinner 50c. Served
the Quelle daily.
: Show ( Seal Film Boys' and
giris assemblies at Salem high
school Tuesday will be shown k
motion picture which has bees
produced- to , promote interest ia
Christmas seal sales for which this
Marion county public health ash
sociatlon is sponsor. Mrs. ! Georgp
R. K. Moorhead. executive secrej
tary, announced yesterday. The
flint was shown at tbe .Liberty
Women's club tea, attended also
by seventh and eighth graderLih
erty school pupils, yesterday ana
will be shown later in other coi
Safem i has Tbeer pled lh charge Plntiff. Defendant's counter af- olaUng pal oVdlnance aflter non-
uSKbS JlnrwoMhsSnilS ilTtSl
c """ilLd. f1 nd: that he no longer hold, the JSI !! Eaton, 100S North
was formerly district manager of
the bureau of foreign and domes
tic commerce of the
ment of commerce
"d iJ?5 T" K Urounds of cruel and Inlluman
the department in
tralia, up to 1933.
Hats cleaned,
lonette.
D. S.( depart-
in Portland
candy formula alleged by plalnt-
lf to be valued at SZOOO.
I Amelia Sandau vs. Emil San-j
dau: comnlaint for divorce on
remodeled. Fash-
munities throughout the
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Reroof now! Mathis, 474
counti
Ferry J
To Improve Road Instruc
tions; were given by the county
court yesterday to -!N. C. Hubbs,
county engineer, to make Im
provements on the ! Holder road
in the Liberty district. Walter
Minler appeared before the court
and asked that improvements be
made on parts of the road run
ning from the Abilg.ua road to
Scotts Mills.
treatment. Couple was married
October. 19, 1926. Plaintiff asks
custody of two minor children and
$20 a month support money.
State Industrial accident com
mission vs. Roy E. King; satisfac
tion of $205 Judgment filed.
City of Salem vs. Archie Llgnt-
foot; Memurrer.
Capitol Matreet, $2.60 fine, viola
tion of basic traffic rme. !
Luke Bartlett, drunkenness,
serving out $15 fine in Jail.
Roadside Beauty
Conference Held
n -i
-PORT LAN D, Nov. 19-tP)-
Methods of beautifying! Oregon
Thanksgiving to
Be Choir Theme
On Sunday Night
A sacred concert of Thanksgiv
ing music will be presented, by
the vested choir of Calvary Bap
tist church. High and Ferry
streets, Sunday night, announces
the pastor, Rev. Arno Q. wenl
ger. i- . '
The choir, composed of 30 voic
es, will sins under tne direction
Of E. D. Llndbnrg. The service
will commence at 7:4$ o'clock and
free to the public.
The following numbers will be
heard:
'Unto Thee O Lord" Harris
A Sona of Thanksgiving"
. I Ashford
"Thou Crownest the Year". . . ;
Maker
Festival Te Deum" Buck
TTorrall -Owens com nan v vs.
stad; answer. the roadside protection committee
Probate Court of the state planning board- j?
O. K. Sebo estate; admitted to The touPeaded bt Robert
4utA. A Sawrer f Bend, is preoarmK m
and Gilmore Sebo. PetlUonera final report tor submission to the
named executors of the estimated o0"3, M , ' . !
$2500 estate and Bert T. Ford. Zoning laws to "gulato V
iri- ntt .nil Esther Alriek an- commercial adverUsing On scenic
urday night in the Sunday scnooi polnted appraisers. nignwaya ana a ""Bt f "
rrwom at the north end of the Court IT Vn.. v stm estate Hans Re- leral education were studied, faaw
street Christian church, corner of j Tergon appointed administrator de I yer said.
17th. All memDers; are urgea w ,, non to BUCCeed O. K. sebo,
attend as important matters are, I ajminIstrator, deceased
Enley Chorus to Meet Dr. H.
C. Epley's chorus will meet Sat-
License Application Simplif
Notice was received ,by tle
county clerk yesterday from the
state game commission that for
mal application is no' longer nec
essary to obtain a trapper's IS
cenieAll that Is needed Is a let
ter to the commission asking. fpr
the license, enclosing a j $3 fee.
stating the nature of the applica
tion and the name andladdrels
of the applicant.
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Turkey Shoot. Shaw. Nov. 22nd.
To Alter Store The store front
afc 155 North Commercial street
will be altered at cost of $100,
according to a , building permit
Issued yesterday to Ladd and
. Bush. E. G- Burrell also obtained
permission to build a $200 private
garage at 396 Columbia and J. W
Goebel to reroof a house at 13f9
D street at cost of $16 yesterday.
Crcditmen ' to .Meet Amenid
ments to the constitution ef tho
Salem Credit association will
come before the membership lof
that group at the weekly luncjh
eon meeting this noon at the Argo
hotel. Proposed amendments deal
with membership of collection
agencies Lin the association.
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Turkey shoot. Salem .Trapshoot-
er'a club Sunday. . ".
- Will Rehearse Ceremoiiy Mrs.
Elizabeth Gallaher," Y.W.C.A. sec
retary, reauesU that all Junior
high school girls reserves he at
the; First Methodist church. State
and Church streets, at 4 o'clock
: this afternoon for rehearsal of the
candle lighting ceremony to be
held there Sunday.
Lions Like Elk Aa proof of
.his success on a recent elk hunt-
tn . expedition. Sheriff A. tu
Bark yesterday; provided elk
" steaks for the luncheon of the
Salem T.fnna club of Whlell he is
: a. member. ' - -I
. Roofing :W.VJl. Co. 349 N. Coml
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Extradition Granted Govefn
Martln on Thursday authorlted
the extradition of John Doe, aliaa
Bob Bennetts, who is wanted a
snnkuA for second degree burg
lary. He is under arrest In POrt-
land.. ; ; . '.,-.; . ' . ?
to be considered. The east ent
rance will be used, j
50c Turkey Dinner $0c. Served at
the Quelle daily. J
Contrlbotlon Report Made ..
The county Industrial accident re
port compiled by the county'
clerk's office shows j 143 men on
the conntv Davroll last month
who come under the insurance.
The payroll f tor the period was
$6405. Contributions are $304 by
the county and $17 by the men,
totaling $322. ,
Payment Made-4-The city of
Mt. Angel yesterday forwarded
a $213 check to the; county court
for payment on oiling work done
by the county at thie entrance to
the Calvary j cemetery. I j
Take Washington S License
Frank E. Flerchinger, Hubbard.
and Mary Bisamz, Aurora, receiv
ed a marriage license at Chehalis,
Wash., yesterday.
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Junior Debaters
Get Tie at east
Junior! debaters assumed them-
John Everett Chambers estate;
admitted to probate and Emma
Ramage appointed' administratrix.
Percy A. Cupper, carle ADrams
and Flovd Ellis named appraisers.
f - Jacob Selnnund estate; peti-1 ,iVMO tt least an lnterclass tie
tion7for order authorising settle- I yesterday when they defeatedTtbe
ment or ciaim , agamsi. now; I sophomore negative team ,o
Sieginund for $2190. Payment tha fJurth of the series, which
to be made by note. Permission ... 1(i MondaT. should the
Is also asked by A. R. Siegmund tiims win to 0 decisions
and Charles E. Siegmund. execu- today and Monday they WlH?tle
a a a lAasA wa ra rm 1 .
lors, w Bran m. "o t Juniors, wno now aave nmo
property held in the estate. A re
port on -the condition of the estate
is filed.
Mvrtle Knowland estate; Kae
Holland named administratrix and
Percy A. Cupper, Carle Abrams
and Floyd Abrams appointed ap
praisers.
Hulda F. Anderson estate; an
nolnts td their credit
Members of yesterday's teams
included t Juniors Grape Covert
and A ernes Bowne: sophomores-
Merlin I Nelson and Johh Dennis
ton. Ruh Alice Grant presided.
Toda-ri the sophomore negative
team will meet the senior afflrma-
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Delbert L. Hill esUte; payment omoro wwmw..
The Lord la My Light"..
Aiutsen
Two soloists will sing with the
choir, Mrs. H. H. Harms of the
local choir and Prof. Lutner o.
Taylor of LInfleld college.
Reservoir Crash
Kills 300, Word
I TOKYO, Nov. 20.-(ff)-TJiree
hundred persons were reported,
killed today when the banks of a
reservoir in Aklta prefecture col
lapsed. j Several hundred persons were
missing.
i Local police, firemen, and mem
bers of a young men's, association
were called out for rescue work.
: The reservoir was situated If
above the Osarnsawa copper mine, j
Many miners' houses and a theater
were washed away
Here Is good, usable lumber-priced exceptionally low
to reduce our stocks before Inventory. These prices in
effect only as long as quantities last!
a x 4's , 10, 12 and 14 foot lengths.
Common, sized. Per tnousana iu
l i 8, 16, 18 end 20 foot lengths.
Common, sized. Per thousand ft- .........
1 x $0's Common Shiplap. Per
thousand feet
1 a 4's and 1 x Common Roof Boards.
Sized. Per thousand feet
1 V a Common Hemlock Flooring,
Per thousand feet ,i,-,
$10.50
$11.00
$11.00
$10.00
. $16.00
Virit Oar Yard-WeTl Be Glad to Show You Tbls
Stock But Don't Delay Do It Today!
J.W.
COPELAND YARDS
TUm VmJIm Jliintrolato Officd
520 Wallace Road West Salem Phone 6627
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Chimney, JBlazes-j-The fire de
partment was called to 424 bourn
23rd street" at 6:20 p. m. yester
day tO. put OUl a i:iiiiuucj uwk.h
There was no fire loss.
Central Oub Meets Central
Townsend club No will meet in
Nelson hall tonight at 7: so
o'clock. . M ;
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Mbther Kills Two j
aiildren, Herself (
in Front of Train
M; : Coming ' Events
t NoT.?23 Eight a J
preaching mission In many
Halem thnrcbee' ends. . . a
"i Nov.f 20 Willauetfe
pacifici-night football.-:.-'
' Kov.l 23 Open hn,i
Leslie Junior blah school;
! X o V . SO-TnaaksgJvina
holiday;- - -i , f .
-Nov.! 27 Missouri clnb
nominates officer, K.
hall. 240 H - N. Commercial
street. 7:30 p. a-' v -Nov.
28 American Farm
Bnreao, 2 and P- - ,
! Dec. 1 SUte meeting o)
loganberry growers, all dayl
chamber of commerce. '
NORTHWOOD. N. D-, Nov..l.
-jn-Kneeling before an onmsh-
ing train, her babies clasped in
her arms, a Northwaod mother to
night killed, herself and her two
small children near here. . !
The mother. Tarsi Belle Paul
son. 30. left behind an Incoherent
note, telling ' of heiH Intention to
deatrov herself T under the train
wheels, and begging; her husband, j
n. "to torsive me I hope 1 1
will see you again."! s
Killed with her, were an infant
son. Roumaine, a year old, and a
second son. O'Clalr. six.
- The older boy was thrown clear
of the tracks by the impact of a
Great Northern passenger train
bound for Breckenridge, Minn. He
was taken, still living, to a North-
wood ; hosoital. where he d l e a
without regaining consciousness.
Mangled beneath the wheels of
train, bodies of the mother and
her infant son were taken to
Northwood by the train erew.'j
. Pioneer of '61 Dies
MEDFORD, - Noti ta-iff'HWll-
liam Hogue, 84, southern. Oregon
pioneer, died here- at the home of
his daugnter. an. xuo yu..
He settled In the Illinois vaiiey in
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