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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1937)
Ths CHUG 017 CTATESIIAN, sin, Crr-cn, Wedstsday Ilcrair.-, Jscary 6,; 1CS7 PAG2 TWO ::3 Liza Slap KaiciS on Fonds RccraTcnt . Raids" " Upon Game Funds Arc Scored 7. by Council Here -v , - , , (Continued from. Page 1) . tlon. The measure would make It - illegal tor any appointive state of ficer, board member or commis sioner to be remoTed unless cause was- shown--In circuit court it an 'appeal was made. ' : y The group' went on record as favoring' closing of - all coastal streams' in' Oregon , with the ex- - eeption ot the Columbia river, to Commercial -' fishing. The ban - would not be in effect where the outlet to the sea' is more than 40D feet wide. -This distance, it - was felt would make closure of : the entire stream by net lmpossi- - - Also' approved was a proposed bill to create a state purification board, which would adjudge and ? enforce all stream -and river pol lution laws. It was accepted only on condition that the standards ot what illegal pollution is be del. Initely outlined In the bill.' . t The proposed measure authori ses the board to judge any pri vate individual, corporation or "municipality" . guilty ot illegal -practices., and likewise gives it authority to. enforce it by levying a severe fine. . ? -" 'Matt Gorrigan. president of the ' state Isaac Walton league, of Portland, 'was elected permanent : chairman of the convention, and Ben Cteggatt, secretary. 1 " Ebblnger's bill did aot win full (approval from the assembled sportsmen. largely because ot its ' alMnelaslve natare. ; Another proposed amendment to the constitution was brought 'forward by Ed P. AverlU. presi dent ot the council. Avtrill's bill, " which he presested to the group In printed form, called; for the creation of a state game commis sion by appointment by the gov ernor following the "authoritative recommendation" ot the arrange, the state forestry board and the - same management division! of the state college. j Arerill's bill provided that no member of the game commission be removed from office during the term for which appointed! except . for cause. -.. . ) "r- Both bills were referred tof a .' committee of nine, which will consider them before urging one .or the other or a substitute bill - t on the legislature which convenes -Best Monday. - ' NewCoiistniclion Record Predicted (Continued from Page 1) ' to l.f 00.000 In Improvements to ' the Salem water ; system. is lust ' three jumps ahead of the rest of the country. i Abrama also 'pointed out that building baa been aided and pro moted by the federal government. which he said-would continue to be a large factor during the pres- entyear. -j- One of the first problems fac luc him in developing- the prop erty just: purchased will be th supplying ot city water i to that tract. He pointed out that the vciy water department does not lay mains to property outside the ; city limits' and that he would ; have to Install bis own system on I the land before development I ' could take place. He said he is working at the present time , on 'the problem of supplying water. i Motors : Problems Studied r f Con tinned from Page 1) - A. The spread of the strike kept about 60,000 General; Motors workers away from their, jobs In 14 plants. I - r . . 4. Labor department conciliator James F. Dewey went to Detroit to confer with, union and corpor ation chieftains. rr (.The ' special senate , commit tee on civil liberty violations at Washington announced ' It bad subpoenaed General Motors re- records and that "high officials" of the huge firm might be called to testify at a January 14 bearing. e ", - fV GIUXD . .'-," .''"' Today Double feature, Mary Astor in "Lady Trom . Nowhere aad Mary Brian In Killer At Large'. Saturday Jeanr Arthur and George Brent In "More Than a. Secretary Industry The ;, Call Board .; HOLLYWOOD f , Today George Arliss . In "East Meets West?. ; Friday "Tbe Shakedown with Lew Avers and vThe Three Musquiteers". . - CAPITOL V- - : Today Double bill, Edward Everett Horton in !Lefa Make a Million: ami "Jall- break" with June Travis. - Thursday Double bill. Glenda r FarreU la "Smart Blonde" . and "Trail Dust with Bill . ,. " Boyd. " , - --. " -. Today Double bill,: Val- " ' - iant Is the Word For Carrie with Gladys Ceorge and "A , Man Betrayed" with, Eddie Nugent. ! Saturday William Powell and . Myrna Loy in "After The : Thin Man".,,- , ; STATU - .. V. Today "Texas Rangers" with , , Fred MacMurray and Jean Parker. ' .i ' Friday Gene Raymond in " "Walking On Air and . four acts of vaudeville. G-LIen Probo Theory Kidnaper aMr This diMrtm ccwatcly pictures where lO year old Charles Mattsora was seised by a. lone kidnaper. by the abductor and his victim G-men believe the escape route was designed to permit speedy departure by "mystery boat on Com mencenient Bay (background). Crosses Indicate places where investigators fonnd marks left when the kidnaper dragged the Labor Lobby Here Plan at Portland Salem Delegation Assert "Need to Avoid Action to Curb Unions PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. .-(-A three-point i program designed to thwart possible anti-labor mea sures at the forthcoming session of the state legislature won the endorsement ot the Portland cen tral labor council today. ' ... The resolution called for a pro gressive legislative program, the promotion of a farmer-labor bloc to oppose anti-labor legislation, and for consideration of a plan to send a labor lobby to Salem. The action : followed presenta tion of recommendations by a del egation from the Salem central labor council. r - The resolution suggested "a permanent organisation to tight tor ; labor aad i social legislation and to further Independent polit ical action."1 It was pointed out that other afflillates of the Am erican Federation of Labor have endorsed farmer-labor movements and called for a state-wide confer ence ot farmer and labor legisla tors to consider "a serious situa tion looming at Salem. The Salem delegation urged the Portland group to bold a series of , public - meetings .designed to arouse sentiment against possible measures to curb union activities. Ice, Snow Bring Winter to Oregon f Continued from Page 1) The mercury slumped well be low freexing tn Portland tonight, with prospects It might reach the 20-derrea mark. lea remained on lawns and streets lnthe higher I levels. , Blixsards and- near- blixxaxds raged in mountain areas. Storm Tarnings flew on the coast. New snow blanketed widely scattered areas from the mid-Columbia to Klamath Falls, as well as in the east around Pendleton. SPOKANE. Wash.. Jan. l.-JP-A blizzard swirled snow through the Inland Empire last night and today to blockade country roads with snow and close schools. Two Men Report . . Two holdups at widely separa ted points- of the city were re ported to police last night, first such eri 4 to-.be reported for several months. - ; Boy Follis, 4 Bush street, reported that he was held up at the point of n gun at Leslie and South Church street but that the stick-up artist' obtained nothing tor Ms trouble. H. J. Harrold. SC9 North Lib erty street, was stopped at Divi sion and Liberty streets. President to Broadcast i ' Annual Message on Radio WASHINGTON, Jan. President Roosevelt's annual mes sage to eongress will be broadcast Wednesday at approximately 1 p. m. eastern standard time, (11 a. nu P.S.T.) via combined, NBC, CBS and MBS. . a )MMJm Holdup Attempts the gronnds and swrrenndiags ot tfa toward the shore road, where marks boy down the trail. Interaatiomal jssives to it i Seek Recognition i WASHINGTON, I jjan. P Progressdves and farmer-laborltes in the house of 'representatives joined forces today! in a bid ; for equal recognition with , republi cans as a minority party. At the same time they proposed a political realignment which leaders hoped would be a power ful factor by the 11940 elections. :. "We take our stand for prog ress, for peace, tor plenty, and we . wish to join bands with all those who are going . our . way;" said a. statement Issued by Rep. Schneider (preg.-Wls.), the group's . unsuccessful candidate for house speaker. J- Eagles President Will Speak Here ' Eagles lodge members will con verge on Salem next Wednesday night to bear an address by Dr. H. B. Mehrmann, Oakland, Calif., national president of the order, at Fraternal temple. Dr. Mehrmann, who attended the state convention at Sllverton last summer tm : the role ot national representative. Is now making a tour hot the frater nity's 11C 4 lodges throughout the nation. ! I - : The lodge executive will speak regarding social security laws sponsored by bis order and espe cially upon the Kaglee'-Ludlow bin which Is now before congress. This bill embodies an employment stabilization plan. f The reception committee tor Dr. Mehrmann will be headed by A. Warren Jones of Salem, state pres ident ot the order. J Cardinals Directed to Remaid in Rome Recause Of Condition of Pope VATICAN CITY, Jan. 5.-P Cardinals beading congregations or executive departments of the Roman Catholic church have been asked not to leave Roma or Vati can City because jot Pope Plus Illness, a reliable source said to night. -'j The 79-year-old pontiff was raised almost to a sitting posi tion In his bed tn an effort by bis physician,' Dr. . Aminta MtlanL to overcome some of the difficulty he ' experienced In' breathing be cause ot asthma, one of the many ailments from which he suffers. . Train Victim Dies KLAMATH FALLS. Jan. -) -Leonard Cook, t ;l his legs Am putated by n tall beneath a mov ing freight train, died at a hos pital hero today. The child at tempted to board the ears in the yards yesterday. fin ArteCfidTfcs22r ry lklorvCV"700lJ: TODAY 1 aad THURSDAY . FAMILY NIGITIS Mom, Pop and ! V Unmarried Kids :.. w - AnwtHin Can : Happen when East Meets T7est and things do happen! iJ VJ nnnn xr Added Harry Langaon in I Dont Remember Cartoon Comedy : and News U zed Boat Matt son estate te Tacoma, Wash Dotted line shows the rowte taken Indicated a car had been parked. Illustrated Hews Photo. - -vT- Cherrians Crbwi as Nine Neophytes Ascend i Cherry Tree; Nobles Also Are Inducted A. A. Gueffroy was officially Inducted and crowned Xing Bing of the Cherrians last' night before a gathering of left of bis "sub jects' who met at' the Marion hotel...: v - . . ... - .. ; -. Gueffroy. In .: accepting the crown and sceptre, hoped for a prosperous . year. He , said . he would announce the year's pro gram at an early, meeting. : The council ot nobles Inducted into their high-sounding offices along with the King Bing are: lord rovernor wood, D e r y l T, Myers; chancellor of the rolls, C XL Wilson; keeper of the orch ards, E. H. Blngenhelmer; king's Jester, Kenneth Perry; Duke of Lambert, F. B.' Moxley; Queen Anne's consort-' Gardner Knapp; Archbishop ot RickreaU. Lelf Bergsvlk: Marqmla of Maraschino, Don Deckebach; Earl of . Waldo, Frank Chapman. Nine Men Are Initiated - i Nine neophytes were Initiated into the order. They Include Glen W. Stevens, George A. Rhoten, M. F. Headrlck, A. C. Lovering, Frank Chattas, Connie Frlgaard, Carl H. Cover, John R. Ibbot and Cephua Starr. Earl W. SnelL sec retary of state, who was to have been initiated, was called out ot the city. ; Mystery Tacoma Car Trips Noted ' (Continued from Page 1) v errands kept observers contin ually guessing. i One automobile took Dr. W. W. Mattson ' and bis elder son, William, away from the house for -more than an hour. - T n minutes- after their return,. Dr. Mattson left again. - Another machine brought Pant Sceva, Rainier national park company manager often mention ed as a likely agent tor. the fam ily. Into the drive. Stepping out of the ' machine, he carried a small bundle into the house. The bundle was ot a also which could have been the "old wrinkled bills' of the ransom or a loaf of bread. '"rf,v-,'", .;'.;..';.,.'., - These : movements w e r e the only action 5 In the kldngp; hunt hero today. Rigidly clinging to their "non-intervention policy, officials allowed eluos eoming to them to accumulate . without in vestigation. i.r-;w--JVi' - ' ANOTHEIt BIG MTE - U'S TOrOTE . LAST 1HC3 TODAY Edward Everett Horton i . la , Let's Make n'MiUloa i X: and : fJATJL EHLTAK. Tinrss. - ful - sat. - TWO FHATURLG UiniTrej Lhw Craf-v ly. nclii AdUlsoa nicLatsls Da vU rjariylo - Someh Crehaa Directed by Frank IIcDosudX asd'ett ko. a r 1 ' LJ'- ""T ' ; , . Gueiiroy King 'Z 1 I ' ' - Ucr Fcr All' -Imnates Urged Forestry Gamps For Men, Separate j Institution for 7omcn Advised f Con tinned from Page 1) and slippers, concrete and cement products, wicker and rattan prod ucts, soap, canning, laundry , and baking.. - : t .... .. ' . , SOP Inmates Now ' Not Employed f 5 The report showed that out of 1000 men In the penitentiary 420 are productively employed while S20 are engaged In prison main tenance assignments. About 200 men have no work. A serious situation Is develop ing at the girls industrial school", the report read, "where eight women, 18 years of age and over, are now quartered among young er offenders. -. i . , r-i-v-..- Thia practice Is certain" to work havoc with the girls' Institution If it does not make the state a party to -contributing to the delinquen cy of the younger girls. The report will be referred to the legislature, . - , Lessard j Status Vffl Be Argued (Continued j from Pago 1) dared vacant the senate i seats held by Lessard. Walter Pear son and W. K. Strayer. Pearson represented Colw . lltnomah and ClackaaH cues while Strayer : wa ! . from 1 Baker county. VThe ! 'tary ofi "state fixed Friday ; Jie- day Scr the county courts t to convene and .i . i meur successors -i Connty - Cowrtns - , i-.."'-',-Fill Vacaadesj ;- ; -i . The law provides that in eases of vacancies in the sonata and house they shgll bo filled by the eonnty , court; ot the counties from which they were elected. State department records show that both Straver ' and Pearson held notarial commissions ; while serving in the legislature. Les sard. Strayer j and Pearson are now over senators. Lessard will be reoresented In the supreme court by Elton Wat kins. Portland attornev. whllo Ralph : K. . Moody, assistant at torney, general, will appear tor mo secretary , ot sute. ,i BAXXR, Jan. i-(ffV-W. H. Strayer of Baker countr, dan ot the Oregon senate, will be in Salem when the legislature con venes Monday . regardless ot Sec retary ot State Karl Snail's ac tion in declaring his seat vacant. fiumyer saaa . no considered him self a member until tho aanat credentials committee r a 1 o d otherwise. Oots9 Marica Captures $1500 Santa Anita Race LOS ANGELES. Jan. Mffr uowara voir KentncKy-oreo: Ma rlon won the tlio feature race at isanta Anita para toaay, beat ing out Bay Bubble la the stretch to capture the six-furlong event in the fastest time recorded at Santa Anita this season. 1:10.4. Uppermost finished third and the C-S favorite, Miss Merriment, trained In sixth after acting badly at the post. ANOTHER DIG NTTE ; TONTTE ? Today and Thirrsdaj " . 2 ilAlOR HITS Hero's plctsow to showt And 1? cetera Ho. S 3 n a nor t r a OTMSASI iyn(;V:V.1 1 25s 1 V ' - 'n 1 1 ' ' - " t Flu Epidemic in Rocliica laliea C3 DENVESL Jan. S.-V-tJflu- ensa and pneumonia, which have caused at least IS deaths and sent hundreds of persons to hospitals during the past three weeks, con tinued prevalent In the Rocky mountain area tonight. . . . 4. In Denver. Carl Schwald, man- arer of health, termed the influ- ensa outbreak an ''epidemic". The city health department reported 5S deaths tst the week ended at noon yesterday either from pneu monia or influenza or a combina tion of . both. Seventeen -of the deaths came in the last 24 hours et the period. Sen wale said. Shoivd(oyn Loonisl Oh Wlmdueoi (Continued from Page 1) bassador ' Lhin Araqulstaln warn ed that Gefman warships will be torpedoed, if they attempt any new attacks along . the .. north Spanish coast, r , . Sources lose to the foreign office said they saw In the re ported landing 10,000 Italian vol unteers ui .Casls. Spain, the pre lude to a negative answer from Italy: to the Franco-British pro posals : to halt I foreign volunteer enlistment ia Spain; .' . -. Bayonne, : France Spokesmen for the Spanish socialist - govern ment announced relusal . to ' re turn to Germany." the. cargo and passenger retained by the Basque government trom the Palos. Madrid -Spanish fascist social ist retreat from Majadahodda, northwest of the capital. . ' With fascists, outside Madrid Fascist officials reported their troops dominated the vital highway- northwest of Madrid with the . capture - ot - Las Roxas, 10 miles front tho eapltaL Burgess to Tell Lions Club Ways Citizens May ; V Cooperate With Police A police officers views on bow laymen may assist in law enforce ment will be presented by Patrol man Louis A. Burgess of the Sa lem force at the Salem Lions club luncheon Thursday noon at the Quelle. Since he attended the fed eral bureau ot Investigation police training school at Washington. D. CL. last winter. Burgess has taken charge of a weekly school for Salem's officers. ; - 2 MAJOR FEATURES Keep Informs Havef The Statesman at Your Door Eact Rloniing i S H T T s 7 14 Zl 22 4 5 7 19 It II W 14 IS IS IT UttS9XtnSS HAY 1937 JUtfJl S . I !'-:' 2' 3 4 5 4 7 9 13 II 12 13 14 15 1 nil 19 23 21 22 Tm fit 23 23 27 23 29 ' 4- LlTlZiSZZl 1937 ocToszat M T TPS lr, 12 2 4 5 ? 4 t 1911 12 12 14 15 14 17 12 19292122232425 2327232929 BY MAIL Per . s ;: Ontsida cf Tlieso Conntlca , " . , pOc per. montli C3, per year r ' - 1 1 . " GlyCcrricr 5c Per Gotham Hock i . .. ILoadingStop 3 Reason, Unexplained; Ru ! inor 7ashinston Or- . dergw May Be Cause ; ( Continued from page 1 ) , leave the country before congress can act, though the ' legislation ' will be introduced tomorrow-: ' President Roosevelt- disclosed that one. of the first jobs he will put up to congress will be the re- -organlsatlon ot government func tions. , ; ':. -' ; " He said he would send a special message . on the subect to both houses next Tuesday With it win go a 12S-page report eta special presidential committee which has been surveying the question. ' I The chief executive he's indi cated that' the major gain to -be xpected . of any "reorganization was nat economy, but an efficient-, ly t working machine. , . I With brief sessions, conducted between crescendoes of conversa tion, both houses today perfected the machinery for . rushing . the bew neutralltv measure to enact- "nent, tor receiving President Roosevelt's annual message in Joint session tomorrow, and pur suing the year's legislative pro gram. , " r- j- -!.-'' " ','- ML Counties in Extension Plan OREGON STATE COLLEGE, CORVALLIS. Jan. t. Every county In Oregon has agreed to cooperate , financially with Oregon-State college's federal coop erative extension work tor the coming year, F. L. Ballard, vice director of extension, announced today, to William A. Schoenfeld, dean and director of agriculture. Li "This Is the , first time, that any state extension service west of the Mississippi river, his en joyed the help ot all the counties of its state where financial ar rangements are voluntary on the part of the county officers,- Bal lard told Dean Schoenfeld. . j The re-establishment ot coun ty agent work in Josephine coun ty through provision by that county's court and the addition of this work .tor the first time by Harney, county now, for the first time; brings all ot Oregon's 31 counties within: direct coop eration. i,r ;'-v I;. : r :- '' ItASCM m r w v r s. s as v w r s 12)4) 7 19 12 II 1213 14 15 14 17 13 1922 2122232425227 22292921 J 2 4 5 4 f 19 II 12 IS 151 17121122 22 22 24 22 2! 27 -I - . jt"""j93T 'AUGUST 1137 i j 1 T w T s t v w T P a B ' I 2 9 I 2 9 4 5 4 7 1 4 5 4 7 8 9 19 2 9 1911 It 13 14 II 12 12 14 15 14 17 15141713192921 1919292122 23 24 22 23 24 25 227 23 ; 25 2 27 23 29 39 91 29 29 31 IWOVEMSSa 37 psc&gra 37 I t H T W 19 t 94 T W T f 1 2 3 4 5 4 I 2 3 4 7 4 9 1911 1212 5 9 7 4 9 1911 14 15 14 17 13 19 29 12 13 14 15 19 17 13 2122 232425 227 I 132321 22232425 ! 232939 fl 23272329S33I i 1937 .T t T 9 S 1 2 2 4 5 ill 9 1911 12 131415 1417 1319. 29 Si 22 23 24 23 2 27 O 29 29 ' 1937 M T T S 2 4 5 4 7 2 9 19111213 14 15 14 171 1929 212223 5 V 24 27 23 29 39 Harion, Pollc, Yamnill Denton, Linn, Lincoln and . Qackamag Counties Tfcret Heaths f , jticl Plionc 9101 hi' TT -If e I ' 7 O ' Ilasters, Tlates, Sailors Now Ccafcrrir 7itli , Exn5loyer Groups . ; ; .(Continued from Page 1) v of further calls for government al action. . The masters, mates and pilots union announced a membership ' votq instructing "fts spokesmen to negotiate further on the ship owners', f final" offer of lncreas pay, , union : recognition ' and ai non-discrimination guarantee but not ' a preferential employment clause such as all striking groups had demanded. - Employers and longshoremen met at the peace table for the first - time . since ' the strike be gan. i - Negotiators -also arranged def initely for resumption of con versatlomr tomorrow between the shipowners and the radio tele graphers. Coastwise steam schooner op erators took, under consideration a't sailors-' union , proposal for changes in their tentative work ing agreement. II.' P. Melnlkow, union adviser,- said the longshoremen's demands should not present any great difficulty. j nin 'p,,""'"T",'"l." i ,! eAMWii j w a PA.TT02O : Fer 8 TTetka j or I7S.00 Cash And Tow Can Leans ' A eompleto coarse to 1st solo flight tacladlng fall gronad school lessons. This. Offer U Only Open to thm ' Ftrst : -Klfteera ' Applicants Leo Aranj Instructor Salem Flying Service i Salem Airport Tel. C909 1S37 APSLU. 1737 f 12 2 4 5 4 7 9 19 111213 14151417 13 19232122 2324 232272329 29 : Mm Per Year . - LIoti'-