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The OREGON STATESMAN, SalenV Oregon, Friiay Morrdng, January 12, 1537
Judge Objects to
Big Hunting Fine
8ILVERTON, Jan. II. Judge
Alt O. Nelson suspended the $25
minimum fine given Jim Culler
when Cnlley was charged with
hunting wild animals without li
cense. Judge Nel?on made the
condition that Culley get his
1137 license, which he did at
once. j ' t
In referring to the law thai
required placing a minimum fine
of 2S for hunting of wild an
imals without license. Judge Nel
son said: -, ".'': ,
"I can see no reason for such
a heavy minimum fine or why
anyone should be penalized for
killing a pest. I Gophers, weasels
and rkunks. come In this class.
This law evidently was not writ
ten by a farmer."
J. D. Rogers, private prose
cutor withdrew his charge in the
case of the state vs. Chet Thorn
ly, wherein the latter was ac
cused of harboring a vicious dog.
Thornly was Instructed to keep
the dog muzzled.;
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Dahl Is 80 Years Old
SILVERTON,' Jan. 21 Hatvor
Dahl was the Inspiration of a
small! neighborhood party Mon
,day. the occasion being his 80th
birthday. Sunday members of the
family called upon him.
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late Street
Phone
9127
iGroc. 'm mil
I 1 . r ' I 13th
CAMPBELL! OMATO SOUP
3 "Regular Tins 'Li 19C
FANCY STRING BEANS
; No, 2 Tins, Fancy l 25c
USE YOUR TELEPHONE cn these cold frosty days and save your energy! You an
order groceries or meat by dialing 9127 and be assured of the same quality and fa
vegetables; freshness, as if you came in person. Four free deliveries daily. Personal
attention given to your order. , : j ,r;.:. V- -1 - ;T"""r " r
Kippered;
Snacks j
3
tins.
lie
Deviled : .
Meat
3 reg. tins
Kre-Mel
Pudding
pkgs. . U-
Assorted Flavors
IOC
Light r Dog Food Flour f PeasJ
Globes : ! Dr. Ross ! 10 lb. Bag Mystic !
. ICCeach Soz.Tin Tasty Loaf tin
Bieiio do Log Cabin Oregon Oleo
.Coffee Syrup Milk Best Grade
- fJ Med. Tin Med. Tin m '' ' I
37c 1 3tin 23c 2 29c
PRODUCE DEPT. ;
10c
15c
6c
10c
27c
RUTABAGAS
5 pounds for -.
GREEN CELER
Large Bunch .....
NEW GREEN CABBAGE
Per. pound .
CALAVO'S
Each :
ORANGES - SUNKIST
2 dozen
MEAT DEPT.-
ib. 25c
pt 15c
PORK SAUSAGE
Country style
SALAD DRESSING
Lemon Fluff
SWIFTS SLICED BACON
Rind off . ..
YOUNG BEEF
HEARTS
Bake It With Dressing
90
lb. UW
Ib.AV
(gAffOtJI? large 14 oz. bottle AGO
Sewage Plant
TalkedAgain
More Power For Officers,
vr Towns, Urged by
P. A. Loar
SILVERTON, Jan. SI.-That
every city officer should be a
deputy state officer was the
thought Dr. P. A. Lost brought
before the Silver ton chamber of
commerce at its Wednesday night
meeting- held at Toney's with C
C.Rue. president, in the chair.
Dr. Loar explained that the
thought grew out of his own In
ability, as city health officer, to
control many situations which af
fected the health of the city.
-It doesn't matter." said Dr.
Loar, "what anyone does outside
of the city to the city, we have
no authority. - People above Ell
verton can dump their sewage
Into Silver Creek. It , can run
through the town. We ; can get
typhoid fever. AH I can do about
it is twiddle my thumbs. If the
law enforcement officers were all
one 'set-up. each a subordinate to
the one above him' and all under
a 1 state system,' we would, not
have this situation- nor- would
Portland have the difficulty It le
experiencing in cleaning up gam
bling places." 1 "-. . I
. , Chamber Assents ."
I The ' chamber .. . Members en
pressed themselves highly' In fav
or of the doctor's suggestion. I
' With' city officers present In
cluding Mayor H. . W. - Moffett.
Judge George Cuslter, Judge Alf
O: Nelson, Chief of Police C. E.
Hartford and Councilman A.. W.
Green, the' chamber ' again took
up the . cudgel . for. a sewage, sys
tem and sewage disposal plant at
Silverton. ; -
'Disposal Plant TJ AcaJa.
" Officers and committeemen of
the chamber of commerce om
phatically pointed out to the city
fatheads" that It was not for
them to say whether or apt - the
city would rote "yea" or, nq"
on the necessary bond Issue to
arrange for such' a system. It
was the council's business to car
ry out the wishes of the citizens,
and. Dr. Loar explained, "once
before Silverton expressed Its de
sire for a system. The measure
carried S. to 1 favoring, the dis
posal plant. Now we have a right
to vote on the bond."
L Mayor Moffett explained that
while he favored the plant and
system, he had. "some very real
qualms of adding more, burdens
to the . taxpayers." Councilman
Green explained .that such a sys
tem would have to be done with
WPA labor and that such had
"to be figured from 20 to 25 per
cent higher than other costs of
doing- the same work."
Cost Set at SlOO.OOO
The plant, chamber of com
merce committeemen explained,
would cost approximately SlOO.
OOO. Of this $45,000 would be' a
government grant. Even if. they
added, SO per cent was added.
n
Lemon
Juice
8 oz.
Can
Pi
nea
- '
Dole
TiiBits
Worcestershire Sauce
French
S .
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15c
8 oz.
Can
7c
12c
is ..,
BldeCi
PoRpor
ALL SPICE - GINGER - CINNAMON - MUSTARD .
3 oil ' Eel
LOVES; 1
Calumet Corn Starch
16-osJ
Silli Toilet Paper 6
Roll
2 in l AU Colon
.5 -
for
Q 4
10c
25g
'2S
Pdtffoplso Your
correct F.D.A.
: MccCtaatt
CAPITOL STREET MARKET
i dl N. Capitol ;
COTTAGE GROCERY
010 H. Cottage
DAVIES GROCERY
2S80 Fairgronnd
ECONOMY GROCERY. ,
. 119 N. Commercial.
GOODMAN'S GROCERY
S444 Fairground
BOLLYWOOD FOOD MKT.
: SMWO) N. Capitol -
R. G. HENDERSON
Chemawa. Oregoa -
KRUEGER GROCERY
1109 S. Commercial
LITTLE LADY'S STORE
; .1190. Center :
VOXXJEi MOUSE GROCERY
815 8; 12th V;
Nob HILL GROCERY
' lfMIO B." Contmerelal
Robinaon't Conf. & Grocery
227 8. Winter
JOHNSON'S GROCERY '
; ; ' 975 Slarket -
, FICKLIN'S GROCERY
1027 State St. '"-.7-
. Wedding Bells
Peanor Rooeeircltl
Another betrothal hs the
veit family Kaks net nor Room
velt. dauxhtsr tf the lata Slanry
Latrobe Roosevelt, who waa m
eousta of tao president, wtthv
Raverdy Wadsworth, son of-Goch
gresimsn and . Mra,, James - W.
WadawarU tc New York.
the city would still save $21,000
by accepting the government
grant. - - -
Dr. Loar Insisted that the law,
already passed by the state, pro
hibiting the damping of sewage
In - streams, would soon be en
forced and then "Silverton would
have to build a plant anyway and
dig into Its own pockets for all
the cash."
Cito Other Examples
Members reported that . such
plants had cleaned up the entire
Rogue river district, . that they
were in operation at Hill bo ro,
McMlnnviUe and elsewhere, and
further that the cost waa being
paid by small monthly charges
added to the water bill.
A number of members' of 611
verton's chamber of . commerce
and other elty organizations will
wait upon the council at the lat
ter's next meeting to be held
February 1. Asked to assist In
working up a committee to at
tend council were Reber Allen,
Rev. F. L. Fields, R. F. Larson,
Robert Goetx, Eroll Ross, War
ren Crabtree and O. E. Lee.
.The proposed new bridge over
the Ablq.ua and dangerous curves
on the Monitor road came in for
some discussion. . Appointed to
make further Investigations were
George Steelhammer, E. J. Ad
ams and Reber Allen.
Favor Strike Bill
- Upon motion of Julius Aim,
the chamber voted a resolution
favoring the legislative bill re
quiring SO days arbitration be
tween employer and employee
before a strike or lockout can
go into effect.
Herman Kramer, chairman of
the entertainment committee. In
troduced city officers (who each
spoke briefly. Mayor Moffett
urged Silverton "to be the first
city in the Willamette valley to
bid for rural trade by establish
ing a free municipal parking lot."
Judge Cuslter recommended
asking the state to give a por
tion of the gasoline tax to cities
for municipal street Improvement
and also expressed the opinion
that part of the liquor license
revenue should be returned to
cities.
Judge Nelson and Chief Hart
ford spoke also.
Hubbard Groups Unit
To Plan Benefit Party
For Employe of School
HUBBARD. Jan. 21 Repre
sentatives of the different orga
nisations of Hubbard met recent
ly at the homo of Dr. A. F. do Les
pinassie to plan for a benefit par
ty to be given In the high' school
gym for R. C. Painter, who has
been superintendent of the school
grounds In Hubbard and who is
111 at his home In the city. The
party Is planned tor February 12
and the ticket sale will begin Feb
ruary! 1 !
It Is planned to have a "high
Jinks", and "country store." The
committee In charge Is Jerome
Jackson,' f country store; John
Scholl, booths; George Orlmps,
auctioneer; Mrs. Glen Larklns,
candy booth; Mrs.. Mel. Malone,
refreshments; Mrs. A. F.'de Les
plnassie, program and Lem Mil
ler, tickets. Dr. de Lespinassie H
general chairman. , .
Steelhecd Biting Good
In Alsea, Anglers Say
CORVALLIS, Jan. 11 Steel
head fishing In the Alsea river was
declared rood by numerous Cor
vallls anglers who tried their luck
over the .weekend. Several report
ed a limit catch while hardly any
one fail el to at least hook one
fish. . The 'entire length of the riv-i
er .from the swinging bridge to
the bay supplied fish to the sports
men, r ' ' '. '. .i: .
Fomer Resident
0 Aurora Hint
AURORA, Jan. 21 Carl Bur
gren, 19, former business man of
Aurora, but now living in Port
land, was knocked down Tuesday
by an automobile and seriously
Injured. -!'..
The Aurora Gun club held Its
annual meeting Monday and elect
ed these officers: B. j W. Stoner,
president; Percy Will, rice-president:
L. R. Reed, secretary-treasurer;
Jim Evans and Charley Fel
ler, trustees.'.. j-.- ';
f 7 The First National bank of Ore
gon City opened lta doors Monday
morning- as -the '- JOth branch of
the First 'National bank: of Port
land. M. D: Latourette, ton of the
founder, who established the bank
In 18 SO,- under state charter, as
the commercial : bank of . Oregon
City, will continue .as manager, f
Founders' Day Program '
Set for Independence "
P T. A.f on February .1
V . ' U-' rs' '
. TNDEPENDENCS, Jan. . X 1--The
next regular meeting of the parent
teacher association will :. be hel
Monday afternoon, February 1 In
tho library of-the -training; school,
.when Founder's day-; will be ; ob
served, with the ceremony vln
charge of ; Mrs, ;Wv F; Campbell..
-. The program will be in. charge
of tho. fifth and sixth,-grades and
the-: sophomore : class. . Hostesses
will bo - Mrs. Crosby DaTla Mrs.
George Cohrs, Mrs. Av Rv -Wheeler
and Mrs.; Robert CjaTen. 5 . .
-' --..- . ' . " -, .j j; ' 1 '
1 Funeral Services Held
. INDEPENDENCE. , Jan. .21
David K. Hall, who died at the
Dallas i- hospital Saturday; -4 was
horn February 12. 1252; In Cana
da. . Funeral services -r were held
Monday at- the Smith-Baun - par
Icr In Independence .Rev. G. W.
Braun,' pastor - of. the Baptist
church officiated.'. Interment was
In the! Hubbard cemetery at Falls
City. The widow. Myrtle, survives.
A son41ed In 1010. I r .
Ghorleo Devin la
New Police Chief
CORVALLIS. Jan. 21 Charles
Devin, three-year member' of the
Corvallls police department and
possessor of 20 years of police
force experience, was appointed
chief of police by the local city
council. This Is the first Umo In
this city's record that the chief
was appointed as other men hold
ing this office were elected at the
POllS. . - .' -;. -; . ' '
Devinl a : "real Irish copper,
succeeds Earl Humphrey as the
chief ; guardian s of the peace in
Corvallls. For the present no chan
ges will be made in the depart
ment and the regular members of
the department will continue oa
duty, I , ' ; :
Professor at Monmouth
Normal School Granted
Leave For Spring Term
MONMOUTH, Jan. 21 Dr. V.
V. Caldwell, associate professor
of psychology at Oregon Normal,
has been granted a leave of ab
sence for the spring term to en
able him to work on the high
school committee of contacts. This
committee Is appointed by i the
chancellor of the state board of
higher education. , I ;
DrT Caldwell will return to hla
work her for the summer ses
sion, -i; I ' " ' !"-'' . I . :
: Crown Poultry - Dairy - Fox Feeds
CROWN HOG PELLETS, swt. ...i..J......-S2.45
v A balanced hog ration costing no more than corn or barley.
Crown No. 1, Special Dairy Meal, 80 lbs. . ..SlO
j Compare this with millrun...;; . !
CROWN LEADER EGG 5L4SH, cwt. ...i....$2.40
r - 20, protein-1 contains milk, oil and greens.
, DOG FOODS AM the Popular Brandt .
340-;xrryStreet"A f'-': .fl : : :V ' V Phone 5418
' CASH f or Butterf at--ybur'check the game day
mi
cmodeling
i
aic
n .
: FINAL CLEARANCE;
Extreme reductions, all- .
merchandise referrouped
and repriced. : :p . j -
.. '.' Entire Stock Mutt Go
"To make room for car-
penters and painters.
Milady's Shop
415 State St.
' Illness Cuts Crowd
UNIONVALE, Jan. 21 Because
of illness throughout this locality
only eight members of the Union
vale Ladies Aid were able to' at
tend the all-day quilting held
Tuesday.
?1ERB?Q . NO L iDETTTEIi; PLACE
260 ixorth
Liberty St.
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday
' WE DELIVER FREE ALL ORDERS OVER S2.0O
Phone
! 3032
Colombia
Best COFFEE
More cups per pound with
high trade coffees, f?4
ib. .:.!... ZJC
" 3 lbs. 73c
ECOXOMT COFFEE " ; 1
1 ik 19c 3 V 55c
Van Camp's
SCDOgEnGttttn
In Tomato Sauce, 303
Tall Can
S for 29c
Iibby Diced
A Northwest Product,
. jv 2's can' ' 1
- H(S)(3 '
V 3 cans 29c i
Mfofoy's Cogna Bfainum a cans a
Libby Gentle Pressed
Vs'
46 oz. tins 252
l'a, 4 cans 25C
Tall
Pack Can
7c
Bonnyhill or Goldeltes Broken Florida
300'a can
3 for 29c I :-iyf-:
can
Choice Italian in heavy syrup, 2,j,s can
3 for 29c .l J ';
Del Monte Fancy Tomato
Catsup, full 14-oz. tlffJa
BotUes. , ..! 15C
3 for 43c 1
Dew Drop Sugar Peas-j-note
their fine fl f
flavor, canl.in.-. Avv
. 3 cans 29c, : j '
Del Monte Melba Halves
Peaches, ;
2H, can...
Approximately T to halves
eacn can.
3 for 49c
17c
Coral Sea Broken Sliced
Hawaiian Pine- i sj-
apple, 2's can HC
3 for 43c
Del Monte Tidbit a or
Crushed Pineapple, 8 oz can
o for 25c
Libby Devil
Meat, !4's j) cans
id
Ray Croft String
Beans, 2!s, can
. 3 cans 25e
Marasca Pure Strawberry
or Wild Blackberry Pre-
'"i 2, 29C
Bonners Choice Thompson
Seedless Ib. fl f
Raisins.:...... w bags liw
:4 lb. bas 25c i
Kellogg ! V
a) la f fee nag
rib. 3?3
Wo Carry Complete Line of Freah Fmita
- and Vegetables r ':
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ARIZONA SEEDLESS
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CALIFORNIA BCXCH . v
Cor-rol 3 Ucbei EGO
nattatiocoG . 5 Ce
Cd&&orte
BAEIEnY-PpcciQlIc
:- 'Z-A White Butter :" ! '
CnEr.'E CAKES 34c & 44c
. .with Carmel Nut 1 1cing . 4
Clover Leaf Roll
Doa.lCC
Ginger Cookies
5C Dm.
6dn.25C
Danish
Fruit
Ring
Sail Pork
Sausage .
Dacca Squares
; '.GOVERNMENT INSPECTED . f
For
ScaftcnJng
Country
Style .
''Socar
Cured
LB,
E7c
LB.
Sauer Kraut:
;TJattc3Cb;3;S'Ll:15c
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