Tht 03EG0N STATESMAN, Salea Oregon, Tlrrsdilotnln December 31, 1938
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Local News Brjefs-
Accidents Reported Minor
automobile accidents irere report
ed yesterday to city police as
follows: W. M. McDonald, IS 50
North- Cottage street, and George
Crump, on Commercial between
State and Court; M. J. Peterson,
223 5 North Fifth, And R. B. Mc
Coy, Portland, at State and 12th;
C. A. Nichols, 2209 Mill, and
B. Miller, Woodburn; Robert
Sprague, 707 North Cottage, and
unnamed motorist, at Court and
Commercial; Stanley Toycen, 424
North 23rd, and Jess -Matchett,
2047 Mill, at 14th andChem
eketa; W. L. J Robins, 2130 State,
and Don Faber, Albany, at Trade
and Liberty; ; T. B. Newman and
unidentified -TjdrlVer, . -; . v
. . . - " .- -
x uraey .-- uiaurr Auuut wciuuim
church January 1, 1937, 12 to A
p. m. Adults 60c, children 40c.
' No Water Session Since the
first Friday of January falls on a
holiday, the Salem water com
mission probably will not meet
until the following Friday, Jan
uary 8, according to Cuyler ' Van
Patten, water department mana
ger. At that time two new mem
bers will be seated, E. B. Graben
horst and Dr. O. A- Olson, ' suc
ceeding Edward Rosteln; retiring
chairman-member, - and William
Gahlsdorf.
WPA Down Friday AU WPA
projects and the district WPA
office here will be closed Friday,
S A C A MWA4Aa
will operate Saturday but the dis
trict offices will not be reopened
until Monday. Project workers
will recelre no pay for Friday but
will be given an apportunity to
make up the lost day later.
Eat New' Year' dinner. Hotel
Argo turkey, goose, duck or
chicken with "alt fixings 65c.
To Address Club Dr. A. T.
King.resident physician at thai
state tuberculosis hospital here,
has been invited by the Marion
county Public Health association
to speak on the association pro
gram for the Woman's club at
Hubbard Wednesday afternoon,
January 6, at the home of Mrs.
George ' Grtmps. - Mrs. - Cobie - de
Lespinasse is chairman of the
Woman's club program commit
tee. Prompt deL.Dry wood. TeL.sOOO.
' Trains to Pasadena. Crowded
Tour special trains, 16 ears each,
enroute for Pasadena, went
through Salem yesterday between
2:30-and-3:40 a. m. They carried
Seattle and Tacoma people' plan
ning to attend' the -Rose - Bowl
football game New Year's day.
Officials of the Southern Pacific
Jlnes . state . passenger; traf fie' is
more than usually heavy during
the Christmas holidays.
' Brother Visits W. A. Thomp
son, "Olympla Brewing company
salesman, visited his " brother.
City Policeman Walter Thomp
son and- other relatives - for a
few hours here yesterday. Beer
sales, the salesman Thompson
said, have declined only about
30 per cent since the end of the
summer season.
New Year's dinner,
service, 75c, Spa.
continuous
Interest in Revival Large au
diences .are hearing Evangelist
pni Pitinl and his famous gospel
elneers at tbe Free Methodistl
church. North -Winter and Mar
ket streets and a record attend
ance . so far in the revival series
is expected tonight when a New
Year's eve watch service will be
held, starting at 8 o'clock.
Special this week. No. 1 dry wood
$5.50 cd. Tel. 3354.
' "At Home" Tonight Rev. and
-Mrs. J. R. SImonds will be at
home to the families of the First
Congregational .church tonight
from 8 to 10 o'clock. A brief New
Year's eve service of song and
prayer is planned for about. 9
o'clock. .
Reuard Appointetl Governor
Charles H.. Martin on Wednesday
appointed Robert Renard of
Portland a member of the state
bakery board. His commission
covers- a period of two years. ,
Holman Lions Speaker State
Treasurer . Rufus C. Hplman will
address the Salem Lions club to
day, noon. -.The luncheon meeting
will be held atUhe Quelle.
I:
Birth
T" w.v.(.ln'Pn ti ' and Mrs.
' AbMiNU T M. V ' " -
,WlUiaul JKOD,..DVru uevsjuirei ma
at the residence. . '
. - Kimple To Mr and Mrs; Don
ald Kim pie,, route three, a girl.
Paula Suzanne, born December
.'21 at Salem Deaconess hospital-
- McEwen--To Mr. ,,i and? :Mrs.
-Vernon Arvel McEwen.v route sev
en, a" boy, Dale - Ver non, horn De
cember 20 at; Salem General hos-
.pital. .' - -
Herner To Mr., and Mrs, Ron
ald A. -.Homer, S18, Trade street
' - rt,-i finmi4 riatr.knm rtecember
' .... ' . . rAKAH.KAM W
r IS at 'Salem General hospital :
. nur To Afr and-Mrs. Charles
Oscar, ..of Tangent, a ; boy, Roger
-' Owen,- born December 16 at .Sal
em Deaconess hospital. ,
I3i?.CEianLaa
CHtNKSK MKIIICINK CO.
Natural rcwwdh-a "
for disorder ot liv-
rr. utoinach. glands.
Mn. and urinary
s(Un of iim-h muA
v u m e n. KetiiedieN
far 'coMMtipNtton,
asthiuM. r - arthrHU.
sugar HalH'trii and
rIiiiitrMi.
19 years in bwk
nesw. Nalantpatlile
phjrslrluns. SU.tH Court St.
Corner Liberty.
Office open Halur-
i --- j dvi aad Tuesdays
osuy. 10 a. si. (o
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CousVlatlon--Illood
1 pressure and swine
. Oetdi Cksa charges, ; . ... ... ,
Smallpox Reported One case
of smallpox was reported in Mar
lon county last week, the state
depjament of pa bile health bul
letin shows, it was the first such
Ifas 4n j several months. other
new .ses of communicable dis
ease -Included: Pneumonia. 8;
tuberculosis, all at sUte tubercu
losis .hospital. " ( ; chicken por, 3
wuooyjfljf eoum, 3; scarlet terer,
2; meStSeis. I.lPolk eountr renort.
ed two leases -of pneumonia, two
of cMekeopox and two of whoop
inr courh. j ' - . -
To Teach Teachlnsr A fan rut
in "PrinciDles of Taaihln m
be started at -Jalem high school
Monday night hv Dr. Wen A oil
Brooks? University of Oregon
professor of education and ex
tension -service instructor. Dr.
Brooks transferred this year from
Intermountaln college, where he
was , president and professor of
education, to University of Ore-
New Year's eve turkey dinner, Ja
son Lee church: serving begins
1:30, adults 40c, children 25c
Net Isunate, Ruled A blind
person employed for compensation
at the blind trades school and liv
ing in his own private home-or a
private boarding house, is not an
Inmate of such institution and Is
entitled to blind, assistance under
the Oregon : laws. Attorney Gener
al Van Winkle ruled Wednesday.
The opinion was requested by El
mer R. Goud-y, state- relief admin
istrator. '
Waidf Xiaht Service A watch
night service will be held tonight
at the Christian and Missionary
alliance gospel tabernacle. 655
Ferry street, starting at 9:80 o'
clock. The pastor. Rev. R. W.
Bressler. will be In charge of the
varied program.' the fore part of
which will Include several talks.
A short recreation period, will be
followed by watching the old
year out In prayer.
See Old Year Out The Temple
Baptist church is planning to
have a watch night service New
Year's eve.: The servloe will start
with a fellowship supper at 7
p. m., followed by games, sing
ing, music and . a special -address
. by a representative from
the Baptist Bible. school of PorWJ
iana. A silver - orrering will be
taken.
New Record Se' new 1 all
time record for popu -ion at the
state penitentiary was set yester
day with a total of 1057 inmates
within the walls, prison authori
ties said last night. Population -at
the institution . has been .increas
ing steadily for the last several
months. ; t
Reiiiae fTawo Citizenship
classes at the Y. M. C. A. will be
resumed Saturday night, C. A.
Kells. general secretary announ
ced last night. All persons inter
ested In studying for naturaliza
tions examinations are welcome
to attend without charge, Kells
said.
New Year's dinner,
service, 75c, Spa.
continuous
Hauling Permit Granted A log
hauling permit was granted by the
county court yesterday to Minden
Brothers. They are to haul logs on
the P. A. Loar road near Silverton.
Drunkenness Charged George
Martin, Salem, was booked by
city police yesterday on a charge
of being drunk.
Flue Blazes The city fire de
partment , was called to 1085
Spruce street at 8 a. m. yester
day to put out a chimney fire.
Application Approved A beer
application of Ella Welsh, Gervais,
was approved by the county court
yesterday, i A
Obituary
Tracy
In this city, Monday, Decem
ber 28, Alice N. Tracy at the age
of 74. Leaves one son, Comyn C.
Tracy of Turner, Oregon, and 2
grandchildren, Marlene -and
Comyn LeRoy Tracy of Turner;
3 sisters, Mrs. Martha E. Ad
ams, Mrs. Onie Longwdrth, both
of Portland, Mrs. Francis - O.
Ball and a brother, Maryo Mc
Kinney of Turner. Funeral ser
vices Saturday, Jan. 2 at 1:30
p.' m. Interment at , Twin Oaks
cemetery under direction of ' W.
T. Rigdon company.' . .
Funeral services Saturday. ' Jan
uary 2 at 1:30 p. m. Interment at
Twin Oaks cemetery under direc-1
tion of W. T. Rigdon company.
' 1 ' Clement
William Stuart Clement. In
this city December SO. Late resi
dent of route 2, Salem. Aged 69
years., ? Survived by widow; Bei
tha. and.tne roiiowing cmioren:
L. :J. Clement of Corvallis..MrsJ
G. D. Farm enter of Salem,--Mrs-Ralph
- Dutoit of r Salem, . Hazel
Clement; Nellie Clement, Donald
Clement,- Robert Clement, Bertha.
Clement,- all .of Salem; orotner,
Gnf ' U. i - Clement of Portland.
Funeral services Saturday,7 - Jan.
2,- at 10:30 a. - ra., under direc
tion of the W. T. ' Rigdon com
pany. : ';.' .
i ' ' I liman . ; -
Anna Margaret Lehman, at res
idence) 1363 N. ' Summer - street,
Monday. December 28. at the age
of 7 4 Survived by-son, Henry M.
Lehman of Salem;, sister, . Mrs.
Katie Dutro of Peoria. IlL;" two
brothers. ! Henry Totsch. St. Lou
is. Mo:, and John Totsch of Han
nibal. Mo. Funeral services will be
held from the Smith-Baun mor
tuary. Independence, Thursday,
Dec 31, at 1:30 p. m. Interment
In Independence L O. O. F. ceme
tery under direction of Clough
Barrick company. Casket open to
friends until Thursday noon. t
.FLOWERS.
olsqn; florist
Court & High Phone 7166
- Dtmaford Recovers George
Dunsford, superintendent . et aap
Itoi buildings and grounds, will
return to work next week after
being ill for a month.-Dunsford
has been employed by the state
since early in thas431cotr admin-.
fatrattnn. " i. - I
Secretary Visits Charles Cram
ley secretary of the 'Boise Y. M,
C. A., and former ' student secre
tary of the Oregon State student
Y. M. C. A. stopped for a visit at
the Salem Y yesterday. He was on
his way to Corvallla. !
Devotional Meeting Today The
regular monthly devotional ses
sion of the Y. M. C. A. board of
directors will beheld at noon to
day. C. A. Sprague is to lead the
meeting. - . - . t
Radio Group Meeting The
Salem Amatea raaio society will
hold its anual election of officers
and its monthly meeting in the
armory Friday nlgnt in the "na
tional guard radio room.
Tracks IJcewse, Cbarge Frank
Wedel, route two, was arrested
yesterday by city police on' a
charge of driving an automobile
without having- an operator's
license. . - ,. v-j- - '
Lutheran Leader
Dies, BellUngham
SILVERTON, Dee.. SU-
verton, friends have . learned of
the death of Rev. ' O.. J. Ordal.
pastor of the Belllngham Luth
eran church, who died' suddenly
at the family home Saturday.
Funeral 7 services will be held
Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock
from the Belllngham church with
interment at Stanwood, Wash.
Rev. Ordal was one - of the
most prominent Lutheran min
isters on the Pacific coast. At
one time he was president of
Pacific Lutheran college at Park
land, Wash. He has been; prom
inent speaaer ana nas appeared
many times en Silverton pro
grams. He appeared In good
health up to a few minutes be
fore his death. On Christmas
day he preached the Christmas
sermon to his congregation.
Survivors include his- widow,
Anna; two-daughters, Marie Or
dal and Dorothy JohnkBn, both
of Belllngham, and three sons,
Joe and Gordon of Belllngham
and Olaf of South Bend.
Architects Seek
Courthouse Task
. The -first of several architects
who are expected to apply for the
work of designing the' new Mar
lon county courthouse yesterday
conferred with members of. the
sub-eomnmtee investigating ar
chitects for the project. F. Marlon
Stokes, Portland, . who designed
the .'Clackamas county building
was in Salem talking with the Com
mitteemen.
Cuyler Van Patten, John Ram
age ' and - Leroy Hewlett, county
commissioner, were appointed as a
committee to investigate architects
and report at a meeting of the
general building committee to be
held January 7.
The architect selected for the
work will prepare preliminary
drafts of, the new building and
complete an application for PWA
funds. Final decision on the con
struction of the building will be
given by the voters of the county at
the next general or special elec
tion.
No Day of Grace
On New Licenses
State police are being f groom
ed for the . annual drive against
automobile owners who have not
made application for 19 87 li
cense plates by tomorrow night.
The drive will start early Fri
day. : . . .
Automobile owners who . have
not - equipped their cars with
1937 plates or made application
will be given provisional arrest
slips. These slips will require
the. car owner to get his plates
Immediately and report back to
tbe nearest state police " office.
No day of grace, for Oregon
motorists ' will be ' allowed this
jear,-the. police said:; .
v Approximately 135,000. out of
an .estimated 225,000 cars . had
been ; licensed. 4pnlght. ;
1
RewEssdn Rites
Scheduled Today
-' Funeral services will be held
today at ItSft p. 'm. from the-
Fh-st. "Christian church here for
Albypn Essdn.'tO, pioneer Chris
tian minister-who was pastor at
Vale "at the time of his death.
' r Rv. - Esson lived : for 1 many
years on a farm near 'Albany and
was, a' supply minister, preach
ing a number of times in Salem.
He;was at "ohe s time .pastor i in
Silverton;-?--7 ' - ' ' - "
Rev. Guy L. Drill will officiate
at the funeral, assisted - by Rev.
C. F. Swaader of Portland, Rv.
Rex -Dallas of t Tillamook and
Rev. Willard A. Elkins of Mon
mouth. - Burial will be in i the
Belcrest Memorial park. ! T
SUCCESS
O
wnataoesin
future vY
hold )M
Witness Gone,
TridDelayed
Berk man Is Not iSresent,
Other State Testimony
Ended,' Paulas Case"
Trial of Gottfried Paulus be
fore Judge L. H. McMahan, which
started in circuit court yesterday
without a Jury, was postponed
when Roy Beckman, star witness
for the state, did not appear. All
other, state evidence was put on.
Paulus Is charged in a grand jury
indictment with assault with a
dangerous weapon. The case will
be continued at a time agreed upon
by attorneys.
Paulus Is accused of having hit
Esther Silvers in the head with a
shovel during an altercation with
Beckman at the- home of Eugene
Gosser. The woman was injured
when she attempted to step be
tween tbe two men. according to
the state theory of the ease.
Beckman recently pleaded guil
ty to a charge of disorderly con
duct arising out of the same af
fair. His case was continued for
sentence and he was released on
his own recognisance.' Witnesses
who gave ? testimony yesterday
were . Eugene Gosser, Esther Sil
ver, Dr. Burton Meyers. City Offi
cer E. CV Charlton and J. C Simp
son, former city policeman. .
- Circuit Court
Hubbard bank liquidation; or
ders authorizing payment of at
torney fees and sale of furniture.
Scotts Mills bank liquidation;
orders allowing attorney fees and
sale, of furniture. .
. Stayton bank liquidation; order
authorising sale of furniture and
fixtures.
Woodburn bank liquidation; or
der authorizing sale of the west
erly half of the Brooks farm to
J. W, and Nom E. Weeding for
24200. Approval given to payment
of attorney fees.
Bernard Grant vs. Gertrude O.
Grant; complaint for divorce on
grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment. Couple was married in
Oakland, California. July 8, 1928.
There is one child of the mar
riage. Probate Court
Amelia Claribele Riely estate;
final account filed by Gertrude
Savage, administratrix, showing
receipts, $3078. d 1 s b u rsements.
$1491, and a balance available for
distribution of $1588. January 29
set for hearing on tbe account.
. A. C. Simmons estate; appraisal
of $5929 filed by John rP Hunt,
A. E. Austin and F, A. Fields.
Grace J. Austin. Administratrix,
granted authority to sell personal
property. v
Henry Fennell Restate; admit
ted to probate and Albert Fennell
named executor of the estimated
83000 estate. Earl Dane. Bessie M.
Klofson and -Ruby W. Emery ap
pointed appraisers"'
Katharina Muller estate; Alois
Keber, executor granted author
ity to sell real, property.-
Wayne Edward Byers guardian
ship; Bert J. Byers, guardian.
granted authority to sell . real
property of the ward.
Christian Opitz estate; pet iCion
filed for appointment of Katie
Carpenter as executrix of the es
tate which Is valued at $2750.
Marriage Licenses
Edward I. Damewood, 26, labor
er, McKenzie bridge snd Stella M
Donahu, 20, housekeeper, McKen
zie bridge. -
Charles R. Harvey, &23, foun
tain manager, Jefferson; and Jean
F. McKee, 21, waitress Jeffer
son. Justice Court
Frank Coffin; sentenced to SO
days in Jail on disorderly conduct
charge after being brought -Into
court on a bench warrant. Coffin
entered a plea of guiltyon Novem
ber 10 and was cited to appear for
sentence on December . 1 0, When
he failed .to make his appearance
as arranged the warrant . issued
with the resulting Jail sentence..
May A. Hurley vs. George Pap-
end rew and Alice Shattuek; Jury
judgment of $200 for the plaintiff
against defendant Papendrew-and
an award of $100 general damages
and $50 special damages -for -the
defendant Shattuek against Pap
endrew. The damages' arose out of
an automobile accident.
Weddle's Brother Here
STAYTON, Dec 80-Mr. and
Mrs. W. -A. Weddle have as their
house guest ' Mrs. .. Weddle's bro
ther.. John R, Wilson of Pomona,
Calif, r ; - ;. : ; ,
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Coining Events
Jmm. 1 Toung People's
rally. Evangelistic ' saber
ancle, lStla and Ferry.
Jan. 6 wnd life confer
ence, " state-wide, 8 a 1 e
chamber of commerce.
Jan. B Cherrians ami .
aal banquet, Marion hotel.
, Jan, 11 Annual meet
ing. Polk county health
association. Woman's dab
rooms. Independence, 8
p. m, - " '
Jan. 14 Agricultural
problems conference primar
ily for newcomer farmers.
i Jan. - 14 Annual - ban
quet, Salem CredH assoc
iation. ; . -
Watch Party Set
Tonight, Calvary
The regular midweek service of
the Calvary. Baptist church to
night will take the form of a watch
night service, commencing all 8
o'clock. The evening laI$o be di
vided off into periods with various
departments and organisations; of
the church in charge.. I t .
The first hour is given over to
the young people of the B. T. P. U.
and the World Wide Guild organ
isations.' During, this period short
plays : and skits will be the f eat
rures. .. '
Commencing: at I o'clock the
women of tha mission circle and
the Missionary committee will dis
cuss missions, presenting the top
ic in plays and speeches. Special
music will be a feature during ev
ery period.
An interesting period will be
that which commences at 10
o'clock with the trustees In charge.
Matters pertaining to a building
program will be discussed by the
church in an open forum. This pe
riod will be followed by refresh
ments served in the. dining hall..
The closing period will be taken
over by the pastor and deacons.
Rev. Frank Stannard will bring a
short talk on the church's atti
tude toward the forthcoming meet
ings. As the old year passes and
the new year comes In the church
will be found in prayer.
Skilled Laborers
Scarce in County
Aside form carpenters, there
are few skilled- laborers without
jobs In Marlon county, Marie Ba
ker, district statistician for the
state ' employment service said
yesterday In discussing the results
of a statistical inventory Just.com;
pleted at the local employment, of
fice. Many of the Jobless carpen
ters, she said, probably would go
to work soon on the new capltol.
Among the 3321 men and wom
en listed as unemployed in this
county, 1715 are classified as re
lief cases. Farmhands and common
laborers predominate In the list
but there are also many truck
drivers, school-teachers, salesper
sons, clerical workers and Joggers
without work. Of the 542 women
In the list, a majority are house
keepers, a few school teachers.
Plan Biiilt!inj at
17th and Market
A community business building
will be built at the southeast cor
ner of 17th and. Market streets if
a petition for change of zone.
filed at the city recorder's office
yesterday, is granted. Karl Becke,
who paid the $10 zoning fee, is
understood not to be the person
who will build the structure,
which will be of masonry, one
story high, costing around $2000.
Becke declined to disclose the
exact nature of the business.
There, wpre neighborhood reports
it would be a grocery store.
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. Bobr Eywa 'i . . Ono pair .
- to last a lifatimo
- This little lellow's fulure ruo
cess will be measured by
his ofcUlty to see welL Poor
lighting will curb that 4biU
ity. Reorular eye examina
tions are tbe simple way to
start his eyes off right, and
keep them, right. .
Co.
444 State St. Phone 5528
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CHARLIE CHAN
Chinese Herb
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llealing virtue
has ' been tested
bandreds years,
for. 'chronic ail
meats, aoae,
throat, ; siaaaitla,
cittr r b. ears.
.lungs, asthma, chronic couch,
stomach, t gall stones, colitis,
constipation, diabetia, kidneys,
bladder. . heart blood nerves,
aenralgla, -rbeamatiam, bigb
blood pressure, - gland,;, akin
sores, male, : female and . chil
dren disorders. ;: ;:.;-;r.;:, '..
S. B." Fong, : 8, yearir. practice
tav Cdli a, . Herb. SpertaHsC.
123 If. Commercial BU. Salem.
Ore: Office hours. 9 to 0 p. m
Sunday and Wed. 9 to IO a.au.
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Security
Act Is Outlined
Difference Between Work
Insurance and Old Age
Provisions Shown .
James R. Peebles, In charge of
the Portland of lee of . the social
security board, and C. W. Olson;
of the Portland office o the in
ternal revenue bureau, discussed.
the new social security act at the)
Rotary club Wednesday and ans-i
wered questions as to its require-,'
ments. Mr. Peebles is a former
Salem boy, a graduate of Salem!
high: school, and was introduced
by a former classmate. A. A. Guef-j
troy.
Peebles praised the . postof flee
department for Its work In en-l
rolling 26.000.000 persons under
the new old age annuities plan.!
The Oregon enrollment was about;
150,000. He said a branch office
would be maintained In Salem. AH
employes are under civil service.!
The organization , will be ; the;
largest "Insurance" operation in
existence.. '..;',!:"
Olson took up the tax features
of the act. For the unemployment
part the employer, pays 1 per cent;
of his total payroll of 193$. This
must be paid to tbe collector : of
Internal revenue by January 11,
1937, with a deduction, however,!
of 90 per cent of the sum paid t
Oregon under the, state act, The
ieaerai act applies to concerns,
with eight or more employes, but!
with corporations officers count
as employes whether they draw
salaries or not. The state act gets
down to concerns with "four em
ployes or more. For 1937 payroll i
tbe rate, will be two per cent.!
This tax Is not charged to em
ployes. '-:: I
Annuity Tax Distinct !
The old age anuity tax which
starts in 1937 calls for contribu
tions of 1 per cent of payroll,
from employers and 1 per cent of,
wages from employes, except for,
those over 66. The tax is to be
paid monthly. No benefits will go
to those' now over 65; and after
January 1, 1942 benefits will go
to persons over 65 only in propor
tion to their contribution to the
fund. The benefits . will range
from $10 a month to $85 a month.'
Mr. Olson stated that a regu
lation has been made by the gov
ernment that employes . working
on commission would be consid
ered salaried employes under the
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The Journal presents the" world before your
eyes ... IN PICTURES! Phptof of lo'ha -penings,
national aff alrs vworld events repro
duced vividly in The ''Journal's, New. Roto- .
Picture Section. .Tl'; ". - : ..f .
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in the Brown Picture Section
Starting Sunday
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two divisions of tha act. Tha pres
ent ruling la that the percentage
must ba taken on the gross com
mission, but It may ba modified
to allow for deduction of the ex
pense allowance ade. for earning
tha commission.
Young People to
Rally New Year's
A special New Tears day Young
People's rally will be held January
1 at Evangelistic Tabernacle,' 13 th
and Ferry streets. The meeting
will comprise a gathering of young
folk from the Assemblies of God
churches In all northern Oregon
and in the Willamette valley and
on the coast as far south as Eu
gene and Newport. The services
will be at 2 in tbe afternoon and
at 7:30 in the evening.
Special speakers will appear for
each service and the young folk
will bring an abundance of spe
cial music The young folk Invite
everyone, to enjoy tbe services
with them. ".
Another Dwelling
Permit Given Out
Another house building permit
got under the 1936 line at the
city building Inspector's : office
yesterday. R. H. Murphy, owner
builder, obtained permission to
erect a $3250 one-story residence
at' 1656 Jefferson street.
- Other permits , ' i
. Albertina Rolph, erect garage
at 1S75 North Cottage street,
$40; Myrtle Ireland, alter house
at 624 Belmont, $r. -
Announcement .
HOMERE5MITH
INSURANCE AGENCY
1897 40th Annlrtrtary 1937
We are now representinfir an old line
American owned Casualty Company In- .
soring all forms -of Public Liability-at - -
. attractive reduced rates, including. Auto,
building , and, sidewalk,; manufacturing, .
residence, elevator and- specialty liabil
" ity lines; :. ' '". ' , - ; ;" -
See Us Bef ore. Renewing-Your"
Present Policy.
872 C3ourt St. Over Miller's Store
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Order , Your Sabscriptlon
A. D; Wilcox; local age nt - Phone 9626 i Salexu
Cooper Xo Check ,
Up on Sanitation
The sanitary Inspector will get
you if you don't look out, Mr. res
taurant or beer parlor operator.
' City Sanitary Inspector Batty
Cooper-yesterday was making ar
rangements for laboratory service
for the microscopic examination
of china and silverware which ba
will; take from such places of bus
iness regularly during the coming
year under a new. health depart
ment appropriation. Cooper de
clared he would print a list of any
persistent offenders against sani
tation. J - -j
"111 go around to all the res
taurants and be,er parlors they
won't know when I'm coming, or
Just what I'll take and pick up a
bal tm. W AH M Ka Sfe WIT ! A
put ft In a sterilised sack and take
It to the laboratory," Cooper ex
plained. .j
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Lions Official to .
Visit Salem Soon
Edward . R. Klngsley. Interna
tional Lions club president, will
21, according to word received
hero by Ralph H. Kletslng. dis
trict governor. Klngsley is: from
Parkersburg, West Virginia.
A group of local , Lions ex
pect to go to Eugene January
20 to greet their leader on his ar
rival In the valley. From Eurene
he will come to Salem and from;
here go to Portland January 22.
.Phone 9181
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