Tnt OHEGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Blorning, Jannary 16, 1937
PAGE FIVE
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-Local News I Brief s 1 1
. Convention Continue The
annual missionary conTentlbn of
the Christian and Missionary Al
liance will con Una through San
day night Mrs. Hlnkey, a mis.
alonary. spoke last night on mis
sion -work. Rev. Michael Knrlak.
Saturday at 7:45, will show pic
tures of Africa and will tell the
story of his conversion -.; from
Greek Catholicism. Sunday morn
ing at 11 o'clock Rev. J. D. Wil
Hams, former" missionary to the
P.L and now district superinten
dent, will brine the message.
Sunday afternoon at X o'clock
" Rer. Knrlak and Mrs. Hinkey
will speak. giving information of
their work on-the mission fields.
Sunday, night at -.7: 45 o'clock
Rer. Knrlak will speak, followed
by a messengo from Rer. Earl
. Gulbranson who is expected to
arrive here at that' time from
Aberdeen, S. D. , v
Tax lien Issue
Is Raised Here
Contrary to Statute
Barring Officers
V
DttfoaM Week
ernor Charles H. Martin Issued a
public sUtement Friday urging ; i , Tti Tl
the people of Oregon to observe Hewlett Held Ileal liHYer
"National Defense Week. which
begins on Lincoln's birthday. Feb
ruary 18,' and extends to Wash
ington's birthday, February 1 1.
"It 4i altogether fitting In these
troubled times that we turn ur
attention to national defense prob
lems and see that -we are In a posi
tion to function in case an em
ergency arises, the governors
statement ! read. Governor' Martin
said defense of the Columbia riv
er was of vital importance to the
people of the -entire Pacific coast.
Coming Events -
Jan. IT Chemeketaai ski
show at Idanha.
3mm. 18 League of Ore-
Cltlea. QneUe, aO:SO
Jan. 0 Annual banquet.
Cascade Area Boy Meant
council. Knight Memorial
dsWvdsW -
Jan trail fielrm Mlm-tr-i
dab jneetlng, 7:80 tnu, K.
of P. haH, 4) N. Com
saenlal St. ' -' "'
. Jan. S7 Annual concert
Eocene Gleesnen, Leslie Jun
ior high school, auspices
Botary club.
Jan. 80 Annual meet
inc of. state Jersey Cattle
clnb, chamber of commerce.
Prompt deL Dry wood. TeL SOOO.
Smkn Closing Rev.
Two Pardons Issued- Governor
Charles H. Martin issued a con
ditional pardon Friday to Orwln
J. Brooks, undef five years pen
itentiary sentence for burglary
not'tn a dwelling. Brooks was re
ceived at the prison May 4. 1933.
from Multnomah county. Another
pardon was granted to George
-.Circuit Court
The question of a county officer
acquiring title to tax liens was
raised yesterday in plaintiffs re
ply to ; defendant s answer ana
cross-complaint ' in the c 1 r e u 1 1
court ease of Wjj. and Marie Wil
liams rs. William Powell, Leroy
and Jane Doo Hewlett. The reply
accompanied a motion to permit
Cling of the-reply after the usual
time had exnlred.
The reply contends that Hew- under will of Elva Brown, vs. jre- m 1885. Visits for scarlet fever
lett, county commissioner, paid! ter Betser, Lyle TW. and ltaipu 11 totalled 887 and for whooping
$340 in taxea and took a county! Betxer; suit to foreclose mortgage! cough 105.
quit claim deed for Salem prop-j and recover "18971.74. J No particular reason for the ln-
erty In tha name of William Pow- y. Watson vs. D. McCleary. I crease in disease was aires by the
all. Mrs. Hewlett's father, alleg-1 order dlssohrinr attempted attach- health bureau exeent that In some
edly without Powell baring know-J mmt of hops stored at Mt. AngeLI years epidemle conditions run
A. I hraham. .aerrinr a four rear term i??8 MB ?ro?ZiI Gerda Marie Meyer vs. Mrs. JUgher than In others.
Disease Increase
Shovnin Report
Eleasles, Diphtheria' Case
VisiU Chief Gainers.
Bureau Reveals
eWJ
alj: iTYff I'tiXv TT fY hi iCY
Realty Board to
7iden Activities
With tha exception . of scarlet
ferer, cases of communeable dis
eases Increased In 193 8 Is Marion
county; the annual activity report
of the Marlon county bureau of
health show. -.s . . . :
Field visits for diphtheria, cases
Increased from seven In 193S to
84 la 1888 while visits to typhoid
sufferers . ' Increased , from 7 8 to
14. Biggest Increase In visits was
for measles cases where -3 4 4- visits
vautaax unw vuuwu i
Prry ui Soath High street; Br. im
Q. Waal putR. Bikle seael :4
. m tnmk. Susasa, -wni. Korm-
r wenkie tl e'eleek. tsmea saMset. -
"Pawer la Prsrar." Teaar pW't mt-
JASOBT XBB MZM OXZaX. M. B. CHTJXCH
- Krt WlnUr, Jeflmom. FiiTgnmmi
TU. Ljm- a. Weed. aUalatsr. Casrcb
easel StS a- . Maraimx wraU 11
a aw tkest. 'Th Larf r Christ." Zs
wsrth lMffa S:S0 . sflss Sars Lih
I All ; Dealers in Land May
Join; Valley Meeting
January 25, Plan I
isg S:4S f jb. Orsen treat Tint Baptist ImissieasTj Im duliwh win : har
im ekarra. ItwIiii- w la T:S vjau. I wark aa4 akaw ewwii and cwiac. Cva-
Caaaiac t tsa CUT. ' Tkt
tmoU. Chriat
raataa tkMrnMrlt airaetiaa ac X. v.
Uaabers will aims at bath sarrleaa. Mii-
wtea tarrica Wtaaaaday T.90 y. nw
-' riftsT aarnre
Caraar - Libarty - sa Mariaai . stMata.
Bibto achael Tn Braar, -aapa.
MoraUr warskia It a'claak. Sakjaet:
"Tka Warfare -at Ua Xiaffdoas ef Oaa."
Rar. -W. T. TafseaU, tsaasar. ' Xvaaiag
aarriaa at T:S0. Tkaaaaa Irraaa. saaakarw
S:S0 Taaas aaaaJS's -laatlag. Frarar
sU4a
ChandHr P. Brown as trustee were made aa compared with SI I taaatiac weaxaaaay T:o y. nw
Henry J. Meyer and others; reply!: Immunizations totalling 1090
4.f.il.fit.' : amannon 4Tiawar I
ajfaa nAi. I ell to clrcumTent the statute which t.A.A i,fOTH,.. hr hsrlna
wVrV mmeiderbj p? P'" 'T' TaT.reat te Ea- lire year, and tsf toilphthert.
ing officials.
Cohagan. pastor of the Free 1 tor forgery in Lane county. He
Meinoaisi cnnixn, announces mai
the evangelistic campaign whkh
Rer. Paul Pltlnl and his fsmous
gospel aingera bare been con
ducting will come to a close Sun
day with three services. At 11 a.
m. Rer. Pltlni will preach on
Our Great Nee4 A Vision of
God": at 2:30 o'clock.- a mass
meeting will be held, with Pltlni
speaking on "The Central Truth
At the f insl eeasion at 1 7: 30 p.m.
Rer. mini win spea on a i . ftn.rnt TtMrt of "VJI 7
roH. n .Woman Conrt Much ' -' " " ' or uisxnouuon.
rrr v.: i. .,. the uregon penuenvary win j.rris Needham auardlanahlp:
a w m r .111 a.iri- aanAtiol
speaa. mow: ww 'uu. . B f second annual report of W. I
other attractions, numners oy Needham. guardian, aho wing 11,-
quarxei maae P i m w 110 incame4UU $500.13 outgo,
I " - ll - cmi w caa 1a a wi aswsenw en nr
Approval Delivered Approral auenaea ineee Banquets praiaaJ. 43350 real rAd Z05 per
osxatajr maran
Kartk CMtf aa4 1 tatraats. J. 1.
Oltkaff, faaaar. Bibla sckaal with claaias
far all ssas st SUa s. St. Asmaal Sckir
ua. sept. Maraias warship ia Oartaae
at II. Caiiaa. "OaaXial aVsa Ckiiaaaa."
C'Tka CkctatiM'a OaaL") la4ia aarriaa
arar tatia KW JJ. PartUaa. f rata :SO
ta atlS p. m. Tapia Tk -War af taa
irU."TasccUti icrriea is sUak at
7:10. aanaae,, VBaw Paaa Jcibi Saval"
KTsafaliatia aarrieas erary -'stiskt -this
waafc. ascapt aatarday. st 1:S, Ber. O.
laiac aarviaa TrSO p. m, thaaaa,
Kojraaa Caaaa te aaiariea."
LBSZJB M. B. CBUXCB
Saath Caauaaraial aa Mjvn atraata.
Daae C Pataaaxtar. mlaiatar. Charek
aehaal S:4S a. m. lfaraiag warskip H
a. ma.. amasaaca. 'Tiadiac . taa liaaaiaa
Let LUa." Laams e:0p. su Sarriaa T:80
P. l, tsaia --Maeaa, Taa Maa Wka
DUcarara -tka Prtaa at o4'a Lara."
rrsjar ataaUam V :SO p. mTkar.dar. Dr.
lae tact -ari . -wpart ( tka
Taaaat-aaaninc at tha hoard at haata siia
.aiaaant Philadelphia.
qairlnj; title to tax llena,
- Hewlett haa maintained the
Wanted. Filbert meats or in- shell. I property waa obtained aa a home-
immediate delivery. State Cafeter- stead for hia father-in-law, wno
ia i I was to more here from Indiana
I soon. s
Fathers. Sons Dine The annu-l Pmhafa Pnrrrt
al father and son oanquei si w .rmvn Knttm estsJa: order
First Preshyterian church will bei pproTlnK nl-annual accounting
neiu in me-caurcn utuu.(i..wu.
Monday nlsht at C:30 o'clock
lent estate ot'E. H. Meyer were I patients orer.flre yeggl old.
now stopped' from pushing a I
claim for possession.
Frank DoolltUe vs. Edward E.I
Forgard et al; aatisfacUon ot Judg
ment as to defendants Otto W.
Helder and Gilbert Tilbury.
Vaccination 4 against smallpox
was given in 1749- cases and 'the
Schick test In 433.' -
. afany Examined
The department examined 44C7
school children during:, the year
i 7XBST cmaxBTxaa- ohtxbob
Caraar et Caatar aad Hlsk straats. Got
I, Drill, iiatar. Ckarek-ackaai at S :SO.
Manuas waraaip- ana eoamaaion-a. iv 13
a. au Aathaaa by tha chair. Banara, "Tha
'Maaa B1mm4' Thtag." Chriatiaa Badaar
oraoeiatiaa aaaat st 6:15. Kvaaiag aarriaa
"BLtHaOSnTB CKVB0H
Itth --aaa Chaatakata. H. H.
IMek. -Daator. Baadar aehaal at S:AS .a. b.
.13. W. Wall. aapt. aUcaiar-warakip at 11.
an. niim, juaaneaa bob oar acsaei,
wauar im that diatairt wfil yraaek. 6er
aii aarrtcaa at S .pja. kj Bar. H. C.
Uarah. Xvaaia aarrieaa st 7:90. Thaaaa.
aaua Aecaretar ta Jaaiaa."
ataatiaa -Wadaasdar -t V:I0 p.
Bibla aehaat rridar-aickt wa aaaaaat of
taa. clause pracra at ai tha OaHas hihla
aehaal that aight, : i ' -. -
irzxsT CHxraca or thx wAzjaan
' P..... -.4 1k . - T Iff
lar. aaiaiatar. S a. au rartval ararar vast-
iac :4i a. au. Bibla ackool rally, apaeial
praxram hr tha Laaa- aaartat. Claada
st 7:80. Saraiaa, Little Chat, Uattaea I? lmt wUI tell his famaoa " Break Sows
g...l. 1. o.t T.nik WMwb 1 Rlmrr " PtIsm will k. mimm 4. .k. l.
of Francis J. Nuttman, 4ulmiai8- placing of an tl -seining bill on bal
trator, showing balance of 1 18,-1 i0t.
Interest has been shown in the
rerirsl". The Pltlni party ut'l
open Tuesday night in the Free
Methodist churcn al wooaourn.
Of the Chemawa road system Im- I In the past.
prorement project waa deiirerea
to the county court yesterday by
J. K. Smith. WPA director tor
district 3. resterday. The project.
for which the gorernment will
gtre IK000. will -proride a new
rrada and allcnment at the Che
mawa Southern Pacific crossing
and the construction ot grareied
roads through the Indian school
property to the Oregon Electric
tracks. Oiling ot the road in front
of the school Is to be done next
summer by the county at federal
expense.
Jlowarxl Goes East Charles A.
Howard, state superintendent of
schools, left Thursday night for
Washington. D. C. at the call of
the federal commissioner of ed
Continue Ditch Job Repair pf
Shelton ditch i banks to prerent
future washing out of Turner
road will continue despite recent
rains. County Engineer N. C.
Hubbs said yesterday. Other
county crews will continue prep
arations for the launching 01 tne
new Buena Vista ferry, whch Is
on the way at West Salem. The
present Buena Vista ferry win
then be mored to the Wheatland
crossing.
Solicitation OPDOsed The Sa
lem Business Men's League has
not annrored solicitations by a
newsDener : published In Vaneou-
rer, Wash. for adrertisements for
sonal property.
Michael Tanxer estate; apprais
al. 31S0 in halt interest ta need
automobile parts; order -setting
hearing on final accounting of
Francis M. Tanxer. administratrix,
for 10 a. m. February 23.
Santiam Fortitta guardianship;
State of Oregon ts. Earl Snell; I and in the pre-echool department
supreme-court mandate enjoining I made 84 C field risita and gare
407 clinical examinations.
Tuberculin tests were giren to
Salem Narigatlon company vs. I 2190, a- decrease oyer the two
Frank C. McColloch; application prerious years, and of this num-
to hare trial set. her 240 showed posiUre reactions,
MarriagTe Licenses also a decrease. Only nine new
Deland E. Robblns. 25. paper cases were hpsplUUsed during the
carrier, Molalla. and Mary Alice year a decrease of "fom 1935.
Hunt. 25. telenhene onerator. An- Field visits totalled 308 and clln-
Bpaaks la Salem Tonijnt. atiawacs aer-
I -riea Wadaaadar 7 :10 p. am.
leal vbits 270 In this department.
In the dlrlalon of venereal dis
ease control there were 1380 clin
ical visits during the year. There
were 70 new clinical cases and
eight new cases under field super
vision. Physiclana were supplied
with 51 treatment, units during
the year.
Three React Tuberculin testa
the president's ball to be giren m giTen at Lablah Center school Jan
" Iirti, - rommln Vancourer, Philip H. ho m.i, Mry it by the Marion county
president of the league said yes- public health association revealed
terday In response to Inquiries.
Salem business men are cnieiiyi
Interested in the president's ball
to be riren here by Salem folk
January 29.
Roberts People Marooned - 1
Countr Engineer N. C. Hubbs
yesterday directed Roadmaster T.
L. Daridson to attempt to rem
edy muddy road conditions along j banquet of tha Cascade area coun
to formulate policies relatlre the
allotment and uae ot the George
Dean fund for vocational: educa
tion. The fund totals about m,
797,498 annually, et which Ore
gon will receive about I113.Z98
for rocationai education.
R.N.A. Lablsh Camp 4148.. Big
free social and card party. Che-
mawa hall. Sat. night, Jan, 16th.
FeUowatilp MeetThe Pente
costal Church of God. 315 North
Commercial, will hold, an all-day
fellowship meeting Monday, with 1 the county court earlier
services at 10:30 a.m.. z:3U ana day,
7?S0 rj.m.. announces A. J. Jen
sen. nastor. Rer. W. W. Cradey.
district superintendent will pre-
aA and risitlnr ministers will
address the aTroup. The Saucy
auartet will assist with the mu
sic
w.a-t i2nksFred deVriea I rennrted. Before cominc to Salem
If Pratum will be the principal I B e c h e t managed a Woolworth
Maker at the mommy mwuts i store in ifQwooa nu,
" 7". r vfvU 1ih
V .t flrnPhSr room Approral ReeeiredA ,p p ror.l
. . . Kt. rtnrrh of a WPA project calling lor clean
ZS'r rht n r 7:S0 Vclock. ins and imprormg of theDaIlas
DeVties will tell the important
rMtnrra of the world's Sunday
school convention which he at- j
tended at Oslo. Norway, last sum
: mer.
rora.
Justice Court
Albert Crow, trespassing, $50
fine suspended on condition he
leare the city, six months' proba
tion, j'
Francls H. Peterson, plea of not
showing 1199.85 recelpta. T70 t tater: $150. bail undertaking
disbursements, an or o vina oar- fnrnlsneu.
ment of $47.Sff to Brasief C I . wGeoTfF ? Clark, T .TI.. I Tlff-., .CamaL CTnft
Small, guardian.: 1 1? ' ?Lt l'. I MrSa 32X3X1 StOlie
Fred and Betty Jean Krieger I . .;r.- t-i7i. Vira
guardianship : order approrlng an- !" 'rB""l""r'
Harry Sprout Jones, fines of
$10 and $5, respectively, for lack
of p. u. c plates and switched li
cense. Municipal Court
Iran Jordan Rood, Brooks, vio
lation of basic rule, fined $2.50.
nual report of Brazier C. Small,
guardian, showing $1575.53 In
come, $304.85 outgo.
Rites Set Sunday
two adults and one child posftlre
reactors. The test waa glren to 30
persons and 28 Schick tests were
glren at the same time.
Speaker Chosen Senator' Ho
mer Angell ot Multnomah county,
a veteran scouter of the Portland
area council, will be the guest
speaker at the annual
Music Collection
Given to Library!
DALLAS. Jan. 15. Mrs. Sarah
Stone passed away at the Dallas
hospital at 9:30 o'clock Thurs
day night. . Mrs. Stone was a resi
dent ot the Buell community. She
was brought to the home of her
sister, Mrs. John Cerny last Tues
day, but was mored to the Dallas
hospital Sunday morning: Death
was due to complications follow
ing an attack of flu-pneumonia.
Mrs. Stone was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Sarage,
prominent pioneers of Sheridan.
COTTBT BTXUT CHUBOH 07 CHKST
Coart sad 17th streets, D. W. ItaaiaU,
Jaator. Bible school at t:45, with Miaa
aaa Bawkias. anpt. Keraiar -ararahip
aad oheerraaes at the Lard 'a Sapper at
10:4a. Vaeal eole hr htra. Daaaiaoa. Maa
save. "The Walla at Salratiea." Eveaiag
aeeriee aad Chriatiaa Eadaarar at 7: SO.
Tha first areseatatioa at the apaeial fea
ture ay a faauly ai tha chareh. If aaaaca
"Sia aad Iu Paaisbjaeat." Heetiss of
tha eaBfareaea at Bibla i aehoel teaekara
aad afticers, Xaeday at at 7:S0. Mid
week aerriea Than day at 7 :S0.
OHraOH OF CHBIST
North Cottafa aad Shippiag atraats.
C. T. anriiiaa mi mister. Bibla atadr at
10 a. au Serawa at 11 by Xraaraiiet U.
BV TharahHl at Oklahama. Obeervaace
( tha Lord' a Sapper. Yaaag paaple'a
aieeuas at S:S0. Freaeatng it I . au,
by ETaagaliat TharahtU.)
M t -
OHBISTTJUr AJTO XXasiOXAXT
i tTJ.iawcn
SSS Ferrr atraet. &. W. BraaaUr. paa-
tor. Saaday sekeal S:45 a. au. ftamael
Rich, aapt. Moraimf werskip ll a. au !-
iaaarr eoaraatiaa aaa wita nar. . v.
Willi ami of Seattle. Ber. hfiehael Kar-
lak ot Africa aad Mrs. PhiUp Hinkey of
Chiaa aa aaiaaiaaary apaakera, Barriea at
au au E Teniae wflft at l
Mldwaak prayer aerriea Wad. 7:5 pjs
Membership In the Salem
Realty board, wheh haa orgsnlxed
and will meet each Friday noon
at the Quelle, will be open to
eyery man and woman selling real
estate, the only stipulation being
ethical dealing and adherence to
the organization's code. President
William McGilchrist. Jr..outlinlng
this policy et yesterday's session,
pointed out that salesmen In local
real estate offices will come in
under associate membership.
The group yesterday ordered
rerislon of the constitution and
by-laws adopted by the Salem
realty group In 1TTS8.
EL A. Miller, president off the
Oregon association ot real estate
boards, announced . plans for a
Willamette valley realtora dinner
Prayer i meeting at the Argo hotel here
ie i Monday nicnt. January Z5. at :io
o'clock, when all members of the
state legislatures will be tnrlted
guests. The meeting ts under Joint
auspices ef the Salem RealtyJ
board, the state association,; as
sisted by the real estate depart
ment of Oregon. Attendance is
expected to Teach 250 persons,
f C. IT. Johnson, chairman of the
membership committee ot the Sa
lem board, yesterday preseaiea
Starr." Prises will be cirea ta tha las.
et faauly ia atteadeaee, to the Ml
briagiag tha greatest nasaber of people to
aad the reeareat tMtbVhoV aad tm V. I nine applications for membership.
eldest aiaa aad the eldest areeaaa. Jl as. I all of Which Were accepted" by the
aeratoa, - Tha Power ot Pentecost." SO
p. au, Tonaa people s society. 6:80. laa-
ior aaciety; 7:SO rsosinf serriee of thol
rorteaia. xne Leas aaartet win grra a SO
aunaie eooeert. Bersaon. xaa Uapard
aaable Sia."
Salem board.
au Ereaiag serrida
oak n rarer aerriea 1
choir aad orcheatra paertiea Thars. yam.;
I ( ! j
rimsT ooa-aazaxTioirax , cbtjboh
Liberty at Center. J. K. Siatanda. amia-l
ister. Saaday aaheol :45. Moraiag war-r
skip 11. Bernuns "God's Weary PropbeU",
Aathaau "The Shepherd's Psalau" Pro-
theroe. Solo, i VGod Ia My 8treagth,1
Scott, by Miss Hannah Kaaiaua.
XBTOBT IfXMOBIAX.
ooBOBBaaxxoaai.
IQtk ram. H c. Sterer. mia?
ister. Moraiag ! worship at ii. aersaos
"Oar Second , Wtad." Aatbem. ''tord
I Cosao to Tnee- (Boeeattg;. boio,- step
by Step" (Lorooi), Ray Drakclay. Eri
PBbTTBOOSTAZ, CHTTaVCH OP oos
: ?1S North Commercial. Saaday bible
aehoel 2 p. sa Osisy IVilsen. aapt. Ie
rotloaal S D. at Eeaaceiiatie 7 -la n n
Taeaday, Thursday aad Satarday nights
at 7:0. a. J. Jeasea. pastor.
I- PMSBTTBXIJLir CHITBCH
i wtatar aad Chens, he ta streets. Orerer
0. Birtchat. D.D, pas tort Prof. Wat. H.
Wright, director pf yoaag peoplea' actfr
itioa aad ataaie. S :t a. chareh school
diractod by J. J. ritsaiaaona; aapt. 11:00
a. as4 asoraiBg worship. Senaoa. "The
Ooodaosa of Preo "-Will." Anthem by tka
Carillon ekoristera. "Bleat Are the Pare
ia nearx. - istaarteri. :0 p. au. Chriat
iaa Endeavor aocietioa. 7 :0 p. bu. eve
ning, worship. Serasoa, "What Can One
Maa Dot" Anthem br the ehorietera.
God Ia A Soil-it." rSaaartV. WmU
7: SO . p. as- aiid weak aerriea. Dr. Hear
Roosevelt Policy
Lauded by Martin
lii Radio Message
45 p. au l T. Babcoek, gaest speaker.
' President Rooserelt's policies of
national derelopment, particular
ly with relation to the Bonnerille
dam. were praised Friday by Gor
ernor Charles H. Martin in a tele
gram aent to Washington. 1
"Oregon sends congratulations
on the beginning of .your second
term. the telegram read. "I add
my personal greetings for happy
and harmonious administration.'.
. The governor's message Was
sent orer a nationwide radio hook
up, from the originating station
of Milton Marsh in Salem. 1
Similar messages hare been pre
pared by other gorernors. All of
these will! be presented to Presi
dent Roosevelt January 20, " the
TOST CHTJaCH OP CHBIST
- SOIBWTIST
Cheaiaketa and liberty a treats. Son
day echool -at 10 a. at. Sorrieea at 11
sw sa. aad S p. au 8abjeet, "Ufe."
Toatlaioay aseotiag at S p. au. Wedaaa-
day. Roadtar rooas ia the Maaoaie I day Of his Inauguration.
-"l"w tvai aaa. as. io o:su p. TO. 0X
eept Saadays pad holidays.
j TJaTOH BIBXB CIAU
I Meets Taasday S p. as. at Y.M.C-a-,
with Siatoa . Forsberg of Portland as
teacher.. ., . '
Change of Jurist
Cited, Writ Case
Fidler road abore RoberU sta
tion to enable residents of the
district to get in aad out. Word
of these citizens' plight came to
In the
Bechet to Long Beach Al Be
chet. manager of the F. W. Wool
worth store here for orer two
eil of boy scouts! here next Wed
nesday.
F.ntertalns Club Rose Ann Gib
son, Willamette unireraity speecn
department ' student, presented a
reading at the Twenty-Thirty club
meeting Friday night. ; --j.
I 1 -
Magln to Preach Dr. Louis
tne guest The Salem Public library has ot,. w.a vJL. n..- willamina in I ' ssrries at 7 :So, reiigioaa dranm.
fSSSSZ SnnCed,,tllt,r,ftr0f ?in l".he1maTr1!
e area coun- hensfvo collection of musie from thar resided on the I s -.as V au Saaday achaot ot 10. Boy.
Harlaad, aapt.
Mrs. James Walton, for the Mar
tha Draper Burgnardt music
room. I The gift consisting of
same ! 370 Items, includes mis
sals, hymnals and other church
uslc, as well as sheet music of a
general nature, and some num
bers of unbound periodicals.
These j additions bring the total
" ' " has been nromoted to the Magin. superintendent of the Sa- number ot music Items In the 11
SgnrXljTf YnTcompan7. I t, M.1E. bra'seson tout 2 500
store in Long Beach. Calif., not to ZKZ i- "
Longriew. Wash., as erroneously ;"" -"- ,
Close School The girls Indus
trial school will be closed to the
public until the ; flu -epidemic Is
orer, officials ot the school an
nounced yesterday
Speakinc to the Salem Music
Teachers' association on January
5, James T. Rubey, librarian, ex
pressed the hope that musical
books; sheet music, and records
would be glren for the music
room. A staff ot WPA assist
ants, under competent supervi
sions' and they resided on tne
Stone donation claim in the Buell
community.
Mrs. Stone is survived by two
sisters. Mrs. Esther"Fawk ot Wil
lam ina and Mrs. Alta Cerny of
Dallas, and by four brothers, Ed
son Savage of Pasco, Wash., James
of Sheridan. Dan of Chlloquln and
Austin of Willamina.
Funeral services will be held
at the First Methodist church in
Sheridan on Sunday. January 17
at one o'clock. Henkleand sou
man
Bo
i
ST. PATJX.'SiXPZSCOPaX CHTJXCH
Chareh aad Cheaaeketa strata. Barj
George H. Swift, rector. Holy eosasaaal
iaa 7:8 a. au iCkarck achool :S a. aaj
Prayor aad iaa tails t ion of the Veetry lk
a. au Instractiea Wedaesday 7:15 p.m.
I as traction Saturday 9:S0 sat 10:30
BTOXXWOOS USITBD XtXTBXKX
.17th aad Nebraska etroeU. B. C. Mama,
auatatra. Chareh achool 9 :45 a. m., Mrs.
aass Wolcott, aapt. Moraiag worahip aad
nannn semes IV:
"A
saaaa liowr.'-nBriatiaa Endewror MeiaJ I w JuatlCC Of the peace during
hoar S.-OO p. au Christian Eodeaeor aer- the COUrSO Of proceedings St Mt.
rco a:ao p. at. Evening aerriea 7:80 I Anarstt atimn nut of nffica Jan.
1 Annulment of a writ of review
from ev Mt. Angel Justice court
civil esse was applied for In cit
:so a "iack. tkeme. I cult courti here resterdsr on the
Wonderful Guest." iaaior chareh I arrmrruln tha PrinV Xfoidl -who
' UtH . .1
o'clock, topic. 'Ia God 8tiU Soeakinr ta
jseai Miaweek serriesj Wodaeoday
i :a y.
s
KTAJrOBXICaX. AJTP BZrOBSfXD i
i CHTTECH 1
Nertk Capital aad Marioe streets. Ed
aria Horstman. pastor. Saaday ackool 1Q
a. au Leader of adult department;- John
Of Dallas are In Charge Of I nir." at tho aaaaal atooUag of
' the cearrsisttea it was -voted to ia
peaao with tha Germaa aerrieea to snake
room for aa issproTed chareh achool pro?
graau A Oennoa bible claaa is prorided
for ia tha adatt- depart meaU
Reopen Sewer Work Work on
-the D street sewer project, shut
down since last Tuesday because
of Inclement weather, will be re
sumed Monday If weather condl
narmlt. About 200 men are
-employed on the project which
ts belnc done with federal -assistance-.
Work hss now progressed
to east ot Capitol street.
ttimtm nsasli Meet The an
nual congregational meeting : of
the CThrlst Lutheran church, lth
it . & fa. at & OS 8
and State streets, win ne -
sewer system has been received by
J. E. Smith, district director for
WPA. The federal government will
furnish : $148 and the sponsor
SSM. Eleven men will be employ
ed -for three months on the pro
ject. '
Doctor's Fee TJpheld Fee ot
a physician for examination of a-
drunken driver I a proper item
to be Included In costs and dis
bursements, Attorney General
Van Winkle held Friday. The
opinion was requested by B. R.
McCabe, district attorney of Cur
ry county.
Dorraneo Joins Army Delbert
Willson Dorrance. 4i5 North COt-
has enlisted in the
Given Promotky--Lawrence preparing new accessions
Heman. employed by the J. C. r tne coiiecuon aa soon as mey
Penney store here for a v e r a 1 r received. -.r.
will leare soon f or Yakima Since ite opening In December.
the funeral arrangements.
Knight Memorial
To Present Play
ITHt TOUTED BBXTHBSW CHTXBOH
I Jtotwooa 12th aad Miaaioai Pastor, Bar.
A. a. Henderson. Baaday achool. IS a. au
' Praaehiitir. service Us. su. Bar. B. Gleaa
Brady, district aapt. ia change. Chriatiaa
EadosTOT, S :S0 p. m. Preaching. 7 :S0,
Bar. B: Ciena Brady. Wednesday 7:80
prayer meetina. Thnradar 7:IO choir
practice.
nary I ' and his successor wss
not eligible to - certify the pro
ceedings for the review. -
The motion to quash proceed
ings and annul the writ of ire
view was; filed by Mrs. Paul
Shearer, who was named along
with Mctdl and Paul Shearer! in
the auit. brought by Merchants
Credit Bureau, Inc.
rXXST BVABQXXICAX.
Corner Sunuaer aad Marion streets
Bee. i J. E. Campbell, minister. Saaday
achool at 9:4$ a. as. John Benrens, aapt
Moraiag worahip at 11 'clock. Bermoa
"The School of Prayer." Sea ior high
aad yoaag people' a leagaos at 6:30 p.m
! thb caxxacK AT SAXXM
I19TH Sooth Coansaorcial, i. Aloaso
Baadera, pastor Saaday. Bibio achool 2.
Daeotioaal S:15 Y.P.F. S:30 EraagaUstie
7 : JO, Taos, Bible atady, open f oraas.
There, prayer aad praise. Sat Gospel
aerriea, 7 id5.
Tti TrfM f a TPartr br MstT
m mansce the Pennev store there, the music room has been used by nssell. a religious drama por-
i. i an average 01 is . persons usuj. itrayin the) moral adventures ot i Eraageusuc aemeo at
Building Permit A permit was a committee ot Salem music mnAmrn mnnr naonle. will bo ore- 4"rh" Oespei u Song and Sermon. Bible
Issued to Mrs. Jttnjf Sing to alter teachers will be announced short- -.-ted sundav niaht by the ,tuar Tmt""f ' "
a one story cafe at 90 North Com-1 iT br Mrs. Darld ason. who will I irnrKt Mnmorral slayers. I som iileu rtnuiM '
merclaL SS0. I work elOSelr with the llbrarlon In I Th characters. B. F. Adams as I - Soath Commercial at Waahiagtoa
bulldlnr un the collection and I wr Himhr. Alice Rlaaa Mrs. street., Mtuar u. sa ,"
OtTT-OJr.TOWV CHTJBCHXS
Oloar iuka BTaagaUeai Uorbert s. ed as county nurse Mrs. Mora
Beaaatt, nuaiatar. Moraiag worship at Young, Salem, Who will Open Of-
d o'clock. Gospel aoag aarrice. Special m-m here Satnrdav i
music Sersasa. ''The Cast at Gad's "COS nere patnrnay. i
! Nera Young Selected!
ALBANY. Ore Jan. ltKrVJ.
M. Bennett, Linn county school
superintendent, said the newly
organid county health unit nam
ed as county nurse Mrs. Mora
Lore. Saaday aehoel at 10:45 a'eloek.
V. P. Collard, aapt. Bible stady, Wed
nesday t 7:SO p. as.
Cbituarry
scheduling concerts.
. - mivl .1 1 in . U.m(..
Hamby, Caryol Braden as Betty I ;u,,,4 n ajau ChriatUa'Kadoaror at I worahip at 11 o'eU
Merrill, Charles Dayman Bob, Mar-1 s:So p. au Erening meeti-g st Tutn p-;j w -asiaratoa
Melchert.
Mrs. Minnie Melchert at the
residence. 1840 Ferry street. Jan
uary 13; Aged 78 years. Funeral
services will be held from the Ger
man Baptist church. North Cot
tage and D streets. Monday, Jan
uary 18, at 1 p. :m. Ker. oitboft
tare street.
United States army and will be sta
tM ifflM E. at inn e- i
i a. a , . a tk.
van, pastor. - ! I T,.Aa .rdina- tn word from ment I. O. O. F. cemetery.
rnoaexlThirfy eight rirr H. n. Basmall. recruiting
...rlnr of the itOTe I .rriM -Portland. - I Jslntt
yenrw oa -"I I T , nMavn. 7 Wtrra-. lata resident
building s 1. ,""a.:.. i .r.o -l.t.- Accidents I 7Vt. 7 nrZ-Z T.V--
t!iordsv All of the clothing reported to police yesterday In- 1S to portaj. Ore., at age of 88
yesieruay. . k- in. oivad Donnell Saunders, route I sirrrirstd br ridow. Nina
Knanma win aww - ., - -
Salem Ranks 5th
'In 1936 Biiudirig
Salem ranked fifth among ctt-
Ion Averlll as Mrs. Merrui. waiter
Bushnell as Hermle and Mary Eli
sabeth Rosa as the maid.
The musical prelude Includes an
octet I Hare a Rendesrous With
Life (O'Hara), Ladies' Trio "God
So Lored the World" (Stalner);
solo "My Taak. octet. There
MUaoek
7:M f,
rk p-rayer
BMOtiag Tharsaay at I
BraasaHcal Herbert
K. Beaaetu minister. Saaday achool at
10 S. au W. A. SUrker. aapt. Moraiag
clock: Gospel aoaga. Spec-
Tie Uoiect ol God's
Lara." Chair practice. Tharaday at 7
p. as, Bihla stady, Tharsdsy at S p. am.
I m.. . . M ' V
. ...... ,.. i r.it,j nf to, ,mv inn win nana, satf af. w.w mm .n.; oam. snimwaL wU - .-. ' -
k ..i.w aiiHruuuu. t a.awu ovw-w v w - - . . . . aw a w . ,
2 O Cava,.. .,. I a A W .Tsaaaa eauShe WA VSn.r. W-flth I AmCUtlaJT. Haider OXTVCUCm OE UIO I a ) ttTlle.. M.
. T9 aaroa A TTrTtfTtsl Ml. IIUUIV- UVBW 1VI aaasw aa. aT - f . KAVW IJfS UaUHllUal W-w- assssr
nonncfi " i . . a a .iu. I slNTt srh-Hsiwir - ifM.nY. c int Ar I ... .... at
SS-rfaa-taaas w " ' 1 ITsSeBU bTPLIl alA.UUU.VUU. aVaUTb. SBh . S BUST- aa am. i ' TsT TW
Hon which appears in the Psr ITACAjfJllKIl Ills AAOXAICJ
Boise. Idaho, waa. the only city Restoration Flail
of- saiem s popunvtion . csa . w
rarvasa it in bttildina permit val-
nation. Cities where building WASHINGTON. Jan. lS-CAV
ezceeded that ot Salem . were I Senator Steiwer. republican, ore-
ratT cHxracH or oob
Vavtl. nnttmra and Hand strata. JL. r
Jehaaon, pastorj Saaday aeaooi asaaarbiy I
at t :S a. as. Jaasaa Oarta. saps. Moraiag-
worship at 11. Serasoa ."Detiea of uartst
i.MtatM" Jamiavr ehorck ta tha
hoaesaeat eaapof -at XI. Toon poopU'a
aaaotta4st S4ajp. au Xraalag aarrice at I
7:46.:. . , ... - - - .; -. - -.J
ammaammaa
rial K. X.
ZSf ff m ultramodern i. and KlUnd T. l, Maudo Kin; children. Earl OU. .nS. SotaM ionT MklzMOO aTpwpria-
fTt. o Nerth Ltberty street. betweenFerry aud Trade s a I Uon to restore the home of Dr.
- The 11 cities listed as exceed-1 John McLoughlln, "father ot the
ins l,000,oeo In building sre: I Oregon country,' In a bin Intro-
Portland, 88.758.37S; aaatue, aucea yesieruay.
s,saas-i Kastoration 01 me noma in ure-
Salem. gon City. Ore,, would be done un-
yrxBOWXBaT OOSPaX CBUBOUt
Sd7 Ooart atvoet. Mama ay acaoot a
S:45 a. nu Preaching 11 a. sa. aad T:se
a, as. iETaageUetie aarrieo, Crataadord
meeting j S:SO al a. Tho paatora asrs re
tamed fraas Loo Aagatos aad will delirec
a aaaaial diacoorao oa taa PoaTaqaarO
oaavoaUiaa ta aaseiaa- i saspto. jnayef
aad praise Wednesday ereaiag at S :54
Bible atady Priday araaiag at S:S. Paa-
Clark, minister. Caaaea achool 10 a. as.
Koaaoth Abbott, aapt. Moraine worahip.
"How Loot la Tear Shadowl1 Epworth
leaerao :S0 a. m. Leadar Lallio Shipler.
Braalae varahio Ttsa a. at. Bar. John
Hikers, tetaiaed aaissiaaary freea India.
wiU apeak -aad Uhutrate hie roaaarka by
aaaaas af pictaroa taken ia ladia. Special
ssaaie br atom bars at -the Xsaatiy et aer.
hJTk. Hlhort. ; -
Uses Sale Pisssala Sua iar ocheol 10
. m, tioah Oh so. ampe, Moraiag warship
1 1 a. m. Psaaeia Ohae. minister. Juaiar.
aoaior aad . intermediate oa dearer 1 p.m.
Ereniog araafoliatia aerriea win be eaa
d acted by tha Booodale hoy's prayer Wad.
fyke
M. G. Pane, driring a car e tod Mrs. Onal Lome of; June-1
longing to L. P. McCoon of Mary-1 Uon ctty. brother, Andy King of
land, affd an uniaenunea arirwr, i surtoj, and eight grandchll-
at CommercUl and Court street marvices Saturday. t$tSlttS: Spolcane, 7
CWnodis. N.med-Thoma. I .1 V.V" ,P rf-785; Solar. J2.087.0.5; S
oV
taedkztid with throat-
mootbing trisrefiicna
of VidO VapotJo-
H. Chambers and wuuam a.
Dereny. ; both of Portland, were
i reanoolnted Friday by Govetnor
Charles i H. Martin memners oi
the state board of Cbiropoaisis
W. T. Rlgdon chapeL Rev. George , . ..' T.-nm. ti.K4.207: 1 der direction of tha national bark
fvuusi waaa w&Mr..
-t-
Belllngham. $1.41.T0;. Olym-1 service.
. Fox
At the residence. 148 S. 18th
street. Thursdsy, .January 18,
Henry Clay Fox, aged io Tears.
Survived by wife. Margaret Fox; JL.ZL777
I .lhj tt m T- aO Pnrt. I auaa" r avaaav. o-."--.
To Honor McNary MemDen oiuarsn, a. j ;;"'', HiT.TIt; Yakima, I40.bS.
Ifa (ah aAn T r ap nap Will I aaWaAAU. llUSa aaes aaasaaa aa era w n
m aa.s avaa u wsaaa o w ar " s -
j examiners, j They will serve two
year terms.
pla. fl.SS7.88S: Pullman.
048.388: Helena. Mont, 81.014-
rm. Triaho Vails. 11.0X4. 735.
Other cities- mentioned in the
lUt are. Wenatehee, xzi7,ftix;
Dr. McLoughlln was "chief fac
tor," Steiwer said, of tha Hud
son's Bay company.
Eli?. ClinnlLaa
CHINESE MEDICINE W.
Katnral itwrdlea
for disorders of liv
er, stomach, glands,
kin, and urinary
system Of esen !
- '
ay O Sn BW wnww
fap constlparioaw
xma, - autnciua, :
Mjcnr diabetes aaa--
of tho
attend memorial service tor the
late Federal Judge John H. mc
Nary In Portland today. Walter
Keyee. law partner of McNary tor
many years, nas oeen iwiwa
glre a tribute.
t is
Wonld-Be Otixens Meet The
Ralem T.M.CJL. citizenship class
WrUl meet at the association ouiia
land, Mrs. Herman a. Brows ox ii":.,.-' aisi sss Ererett.
i wTT' t.w y;. and Hal For. Missoula. 1 841.848; wemerw
Lyle Brown, June and nai nntta 1708.720: Van-
Was a member of the Maaonic '
iUIIICl. If -f T w '
Guard Station at
Taft Mott's Plea
tars, rteyd aad; Bet her M
JXXOVAjrB WTTsTZaSZS . 5
yrataraal Temple, Center ataeot aaa
Liberty .i Saaday S:SS p.! -nu Priaelpal
tea tare a bible ftady. , '
ainitfla ifiiraair sSHlTBtTsf 1
Chareh street; hetweea Cneamehete anl
Center streets, Kor. p. w. Kruceea. peater,
Ui a. as. Saaday schooL Sopt, Dr. A
a Jaaias. 11 n. au. ssaraiaaT worahipi
sermon, i "The Mtad of Today. Special
mnsio orraaged by Prof. B. W. Hobson,
Ba iusIms chareh onanist. Hew maaa
kjn ta ha raeotred aad aowly elected of
fleers t bo Installed. S:0 p. au Toanfcl
poopla's serrira. Lather lesgaa.
i i
; evart Tneassia tCHTXXOH
' lath .ui State atraeta. Bar. Amoe-E."
Miaaaasaaa. AM paator.' Oorasaa S:S0
Salshta Oniaiaatrr Chareh,
Moraiag -vers hip 19 a. as, Praaeia Ohae.
minister. Saaday -aehoel 11 a. au. Cheater
Skeltoa, aap. Jnator aad laseiaiadiato
C. . 1. a. Prayor aaaeting Wadaaaday
7:80 -p. an, - -
n
CSB CHIMTSSB UKKBS J
When Other FaU
CHARMS CHAN
CSalnese Herua
RE&ICDrES '
Hralins; vlrtae
beesj tested
hsmdreda years,
for chroale all-
BtltisOIC,
ttsaota. 1 afmaiaitta.
ntnrrfa ears, rm I
lautgnv sutflumsu chronle coatsn,
aoanach.' fall stonra. colltia,
raaunpsUtoa. dUhetis, kidneys,
bUddcc. heart, blood nervea.
latians. blgfa
jrlassd, -akla
frmslo- and chll-
j
S. B. Fons. 9 yenxa pi ac tics
ta' Ch I . Herb Specialist.
123 H. Caaussuasilsj C Salens,
Ore. omcw hosnw O to 0 p. m.
Banday and Wed. f to 10 sum.
sheomtlgla, risen
blood nn rn.
lodae ot Rlekreall: charter mem
ber ot Alnaworth chapter, numoer
17, ot Dallas, joining March. 18,
1878. Mr. Fox was a Mason. over
80 years. Also was a Civil war
veteran, belonging to the Eighth
(b(b(b '
LIQUID - TABLETS - SALVE - NOSE DROPS
i f-yf " USE AS A I '
ForGothamFair . ISLilJSWui W UMM
llVX 'iT SLt SLm Plaee 66 Salve or 666 Nose Drops in nostrils nizM and
t. .0r.r"yiV-,: momlnj and take 666-Litinid or 666 Tablets errery morning.
with aloctioa-of offieers. Lather seagaat ' ; ;
Francis Keally, , New York
architect, one of the designers of
tho Oregon state eapltol. has been
chosen aa on of the architects for
the world's fair ot 1S3S to be held
by the city of New York.
To him and . Leonard Dean of
UO . BU
r " -tATTim sat SAJjrrs
- Corner of Cottage aad Caonraketa.' Son
day achool 10 av au Ereaiag aerriea S:Sa
f
v' a
lux st 8 o'clock tonight. The class I Missouri caralry. Funeral aerrieea
la open to an persons antewuai wlu be held Baiuraay dannary
tip. as. Boaiel oociety Toaaoaoay a
N VnrV w.a mwrmrAmA the ma. 1C I. A. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. A.
to become naturalised citlsens. l$, trom the W. T. Rlgdon chapel WASHrNGT0N. Jail. .
tract tor planning the Communi
cations building at tho fair, which'
will contain exhibits ot the radio.
Hawkins, president.
m. . A.
rnesmsiism. ,
10. emtS 'af -
-- Vntnrcmathlc -
al4-i . ovsaiA Conrt St.
v" Corner Liberty.
Offlco open Uatnr
tUys aad Tncaxlays
only. 10 A It to 1
a if . S P. 1LU 1.
r- tftinn..iTinnn
1 preasnre and
tLr teats are tree of
iiuuTKno:i ,
J j NJ aWlaeaUeV j
PTBST BtETnODIST XPISCOPAI. j
a..... - M artw a a- Taa - WtTl.g
. .UV Taa 'TIT f 17. om.aa. avf I H AnUrU WO- -!; ' t WU CO U Mill fjZlUDlU OI Ul retOlQ. I VDWirrrw vstra-p. -
chareh, Moraiag wer-
.fh.aa rnr llBAft f 1 bUlKUng i ana m I aaia 11.- Coaunaaioa aorrteo.- jmwr
r . . , i wv . awa VI umc sysc svaaw wau I ".. , . KriiiUliaaa to tha Par Eaat.
rs T .Va stttnna.I nark Used I i m-M m j I chares U. CMiaaooa ra soo m mr
- i uiuuue bus, isuovr suits a (srucu
h ac ikaw in. Tnr m. nnaau aiautifc I ... .
- . - . . - . i rcsiaiuaui.
, Another , biu ne rnirouucen
At a local hospital. JanuaTy 4,1
Thomas Fawcettv aged 78 years.
Late resident ot 148 center street-
would authorise the establishment
Late resident Ol us uenxer street, j - - t .rd -tatlon at Taft.
Survived by two brothers. Robert f co,t awd sUUon at xait,
Rhaaaiul. Tllj. and Isffltf ofr" 1 " t '
Durant, Mich.; two nephews. ;Le-
Birth
Blany Enjoy Snow Sights'
SCOTTS MILLS. Jan, 18 Mr.
King, one ot Marlon county'a ex
pert crawler men, broke snow
drifts in the Crooked Finger coun-
sj., .Vnnl -45. Hick school soagaa
at S:30 o'clock. Tho TJalr. Vesper groop
st :0 p. ta. The yoang adult troap at
SrdS. i Brettls eoarek , Worship c t:80t
Jeaas BalUr. . ' -
": CARD OF TIIAXKS.
We wish to express our gratl
tnda and appreciation to our'
try Tuesday. King reported some I friends for tbo klndne" ndrtBTmT
Roy James Stewart ot Salem and
i Leland Ballard of l-ortiana. ru-
neral services from the (Hough- . .1 formidable- The I oathr extended us in our sorrow
Barrlck chapel Monday. January -TOi tha beautiful floral
!.U:Sp.s.ntetentm .
I o. o. r. cemetery, tier. r. w. i aiicnaei mwhu, . .-- - . r , -
iriv... ffit.Hi. r. I at tha Ralem General hospital. I try. - r
Roy L. Mlnch and Daughters:
Cj
S'lc h '''
tlatisoleuin and Crematcriina
- Lloyd T. lUgdo