Tht OHEGOH fTTATnSilAN, Cairo, Oreroa, Saturday Hondas, FcLi uary 13, 1937
PAGZ FIV2
Local News Brief:
Postponed Meet Elated Cap
itol Post No. 1 of the American
. Leekm will held Its legislative
night, postponed two weeks ago
because of snow, next llendij
with all ex-service, members ot
the legislature And employes la.
rited to attend. A potluck supper
will he served at S: 30.
Philharmonic aymphony concert
Leslie Auditorium Monday Feb.
15, 8:30 p.m. Adults Al, .5frc
children - 26c . . ,
Garage Dewtiojetl A two-car
garage on Falrview avenue owned
by A. Fish, was practically de
stroyed by lire shortly before
soon yesterday. The South Salem
engine crew responded to the
alarm and prevented the fire
from spreading to the nearby
house.
--- - Gralapp -
. Henry H. Gralapp, aged 71
years, late resident of jroute sev
en, Hnsband of the late Amelia
Gralapp, wbo passed away Feb
ruary 2. Father -of Mrs. William
-de Yaies of Prat urn. Am eld fira
lapp af 'La Grande -and XI 11 ton
Gralapp of Salem. Memorial ser
vices will he bald from the Walk
er and Hcrwell chapel ( f oraerly
Salem Mortuary ), 545 Jtorth
Capitol street, Monday. Feb. 15
at 2 P-m., with Iter. Cay. L.
Drill officiating. Interment Lee
Mission cemetery.
Brown
In this city Feb. 11, ICatherine
M. Brown. Survived by children,
Elizabeth Harbison of -Sanger.
Tex. ; Lawrence Brown. Salem :
Mrs. Clara Hickman, Salem; Mrs.
Stella Paris f Co pan. Okla.: Mrs.
Ray Aekerman ef Buckeye, Aria.;
Henry Brown of San Francisco,
Mrs. Sonya Edgertan of Portland
eand Tyler Brawn f Salem. Funer
al Saturday, Fab. IS at 1:30 p.m.
trom the Rlgdon Mortuary. Inter
ment Bell crest Memorial park.
Murphy
George Murphy, at a local hos
pital at the age of 77 years. Late
Tesident of' Turner. fJnrvived by
Bister, Mrs. Ada Brenner of Tur
ner, and several nieces and. neph
ews. Funeral aery-ices will be held
Saturday, Feb. IS, J : 3 0 a.m. from
St. Josph's CathoTle church. Rev.
Bernards will officiate. Remains
are In care of the TerwIIIiger fun
eral home.
neeshig
At the residence, 785 Court
street, ralem. Feb. 11, Robert
Bennett Fleming. SuTTtred by
erlfe, Maud Fleming ; daughters,
Mrs. Chas. Bennett of Myrtle
Point, Ore.; also brother, Chas. R.
Fleming; sister, Margaret Cheney,
also Mrs. Catherine Boyce, an ot
Omaha, Neb. Funeral Saturday -at
3:30 p.m. from the atlgdon Mor
tuary. Rev. Kanter and Rev J. R.
8ID.U onds officiating-. Private
committal at Mt. - Crest Abbey
Crematorium. :'
Cordier
William Cordier of rt. box
129, at the age of 77 years. Sur
vived by three children, C W., -of
Underwood, Wash.; Arthur C. of
Salem and Mrs, R. A. Van Cleve;
four grandchildren and on great
grandchild. Interment will be at
New berg. Funeral service- at Ter
wIIIiger Funeral Home, 770 Che
aneketa street, Monday. Feb. 14.
at 10 a.m. Interment at New
berg, Ore.
-i Grlanm
Ralph Grimm, at the residence.
2310 JT. 4tb street Feb. 11. age
75 years. Graveside services will
5e held under the direction of
Clough-Barrlck company at the
H u b b ard cemetery, Saturday,
Feb.- 13. at "2 p.m. ;
- - Test
At the Methodist Old People's
home, Wednesday aigbt, C Crant
Test, 72. Survived by brother,
-frank Test of Glen dale, Calif., sis
ter. .Mary T. Wert man at Port
land. Funeral -services to be leld
Saturday, Feb. 13. at 10:30 a.m.,
from the W. T. Rlgdon chapel. In
terment Masonic cemetery, Eu
gene. Bobli
' At ih reeldeaoe at Grants
rasa. January 2a. Jolm Porter
Robinson, age IS. Survived "by
parents Mr. and Mrs. Losi T.
Kobinsan of Grants Pass, and
grandparenta. Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Porter ot STlverton. Funeral
Monday. Feb. 15 at 3 p.m. from
the Rlgdon mortuary. Vault en
tombment Mt Crest A-be Man
aolemn. -ot
At the residence, 1290 Norta
Capitol -street. February 12, P.
D. (Dean) Ott, at the ace of 57
years. Member of CloTerdtle A.
F. A A. M. and Portland K. -of P.
Survived by wife. Elisabeth. Sa
lem; daughter, Mrna Ott, Salem;
mother, Susan, and sister. Edith
Painter of Hubbard: brothers.
VT-IIM.m VJ nuKi.r aft A W fit cm i
O.. Portland. Funeral services
Monday. February 15, at 10:30
a.m, -treat the chapel -of the W.
" T. Rlgdon company with Rev.
Edward Fogg officiatinc Inter
ment in Belcrest Memorial park.
USB CHI1W3E BEB1M
When Others Fail
CHARLIE CHAN
Chinese Herb
REMEDIES
Healing virtoe
has beea teased
hundreds rears,'
for chronic H
meats, wose,
throat; '' sinusitis.
catarrh, ease, -
I nags, asthma, cbroale "eeargh,
stomach, gall stoaes, colitis,
constipation. Vianet is, aiidncys,
bladder, bra rt. blood nerves,
neuralffia, rbenmatlsm, high
blood pi laaum, gland, aala
ores, male, tfesnale end ebn
. rfrea Cisorders. : ;
SL B. Fobs, ' jeara practice
la Cb I a a. Herb . Specialist,
123 S. On nwrrlil SU, Salem,
Ore, Office hours S to A p. an.
smday wad Ved. 9 to TO sum.
Obituary ;
' Report Accidents Minor traf
fic ; accidents reported yesterday
involved: Henry Flnaler, 2255
Kerth Church, and W. L. Cross.
lit UlU. at MiiUnd Winter; Ells
worth Morely, 52 North 17th.
and Bill Jodson, 1340 Center, at
Canter and Court; Thomas Nel
son, 104 East Wilson, and Glenn
Burright at Broadway and Jeff
erson; Marvin Long and Marvin
Hunt. Stayton. on the Anmsville
cut-off; E. S. Gordon and Agatha
Doran. route 3, at High and State;
Kathleen Marjorie Foreman, 1740
-North Church, and B. G. Doughty,
Aumsville, at High and Ferry.
Valentine Dance. Chemawa, Sat.
arte. Eagles Drill Team Ben.
Aid Claflc Next Thurs
day night's flrat aid class at the
Salem Y.M.C.A. will be the last
at ! which versans desirtnr to
earn . Red Cross senior first . aid
certificates may enroll. Eight
snore class sessions remain -before
the course is completed.
Fifty men and women were en
rolled as of yesterday. Dr. R.
Lee Weed is serving as instruc
tor and Mrs. Gordon Black as
demonstrator.
Colored hens, dressed, drawn. 25c
lb. Salem Fish Poultry. P. 6010.
Permits Issued Building per
mits issued yesterday were to Ar
thur Plant, to repair a one-story
greenhouse at 1298 South 13th,
350; Merrin Johnson, to reroof a
one-story garage at 540 North
Cottage, $50; Dewey Frledland.
to alter porch en a dwelling at
564 University, 40; Miller's store,
to alter a balcony at 189 North
Liberty. 190.
Sleeping rooms. 402 State 8t.
Statehood Inwaer The ann
al etatehood dinner, celebrating
the 78th birthday of Oregon,
will be held at the Portland ho
tel, Saturday, February 20, at
-0:30 p.m. having been postponed
on account of weather conditions.
All pioneers, descendants and
friends are cordially -invited to
attend, announces Mary Drain
Albro. president.
Examine loatBiaster Appli
cation lor examinations to 11 11
the fourth - class poatmasterBhip
at Mehama will close February
26. ! .Examinations win be con
ducted at the Salem postofflce.
Applicants must be between 21
and 65 years ol age to qualify.
The aalary for this -office was
3640 for the last liscsj year.
Prompt deL Dry wood. Tel. 5000
Meet at R.C.I.L-, The Chris
tian . and Missionary Alliance
Sunday services will Je con
ducted in the W. C. T. U. hall
during February. Rev. John Hie
bert. missionary from India will
speak and show slides of that
l&ad dnxing the service at 7:45
p.m. Sunday. The hall la at
South Commercial and Ferry
streets.
Crab ao Meet The Salem
Money dub win meet .tonight at
7 o'clock at the trity library.
The program wm include a
round table discussion of social
credit following a talk by Luther
Cbaptn. president, outlining the
premises of social credit.
Rummage sale Saturday, Episco
pal parian house.
Andersen Speaka Dr. El am J.
Anderson, president -of Idniield
college, addressed Salem high stu
dents at their Lincoln's birthday
assembly yesterday. The LInfield
college quartet presented several
own ben.
- WPA Stasuitee A fnad nf 35
collected from office workers in
Che Salem WPA headquarters has
been turned over- to the Red
Cross for flood relief. J. E. Smith,
director, announced yesterday.
Steel For Water
Line Is Expected
!
Plate tor the ld-mUe steel sec
tion of Salem's gravity water wop
ply line has been made 1n eastern
mills bet mo word aas -been re
ceived as to when abipmenm. by
water, will begin, F. F- Jenkins,
local superintendent tor the
American Concrete at Steel Pipe
company of Tacoma, reported yes
terday. The Tacoma lira nas sub
let the contract for converting the
eteel plate into pipe and laying
this, section of the line to the
Steel Tank 4k Pipe company of
Portland, Oregon.
"We are expecting ward any
day but we understand rbere are
eCaer ship eargeea booked ahead
of aura, Jenkins aaid.
Although, all the steel required
for the line here probably could
be loaded on one large freighter,
sbrrpments . -will be made piece
meal as required at tbe tabricat
rng plant in Portland.
The Tacoma linn's crews here
are speeding up the laying -of con
crete pipe below Stayton with bet
ter Weather at band. Jenkins said
her hoped to achieve a laying
schedule of "50 sections, or 400
feet a day, aoon. Weather condi
tions curtailed operations to 12
day last month. .
Birth
Krapp To Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Joseph Kropp, Salem, a son,
Brian, bora February r- at the Sa
lem General hospital.
Matey To Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Hlskey, route 3, 4 -daughter, Pa
tricia Ann, born February 5 at
some.4 ; : r . : '
Uelknop To' Mr. and Mrs. A.
Dennis .Belknop. route 1, a daugh
ter," "born February S at the Sa
lem General aospltaL
McGnrrin - To Mx. and Mrs.
Martin McGnrrin, 3224 N. JC 53d,
Pertland, a son. Martia Peter,
lora Jannary 26 at the Salem
General bospltal.
Rajdcy To Mr. and Mrs, an
brie WOSam Bagley, rout d. a
daughter, Lorraine Kay, born
February J at the Salem -General
hospital.
rcrDispiilc at
StevtonfeBemed
Nenr Plant Wanted; Plenty
, of Water Available Is f
Gardner Viewpoint
i.. , - - i :r;-r '::
Any knowledge ot serious dis
agreement I within i the Stayton
community as to the advisability
of construction of a aew power
plant there by the Mountain
States Power company Was denied
Friday by several, substantial
Stayton citizens. " :'
Some of those Interviewed by
The Statesman expressed regret
at the appearance of aewapaper
stories indicating that the com
munity was divided on the nb
ject, inasmuch as the city, coun
cil bad virtually demanded that
the power plant be built to pre
vent interruptions of power serv
ice sucb as occurred ' following
the snow storm early last week.
The company, in response to the
council's insistence, revealed that
it already had reached a decision
to build the plant and that con
struction work would start soon.
Water! Supply Queried
The newspaper reports aaid the
objection raised was that there
might -not be sufficient water
power available in the mlllrace
there, known as the Stayton
ditch, to operate the new power
plant and Still serve the -industries
now utilizing this water
power; the Paris Woolen mill, the
Stayton flour mill, the Western
Batt & Bedding . company plant
and the city's water system.
R. D. Paris, owner ot the wool
en mill, Stytons largest indus
try, declined to make any state
ment, but said that any published
statements j purporting to repre
sent the viewpoint of the woolen
mill company were unauthorised.
A. D. Gardner, sr.. owner of the
Stayton ditch and bolder of the
contract to; furnish 400 second
feet of water to the power com
pany Tor operation xt the plant,
nas said he will be able to furnish
water to fulfill all of his con
tracts, and I declared -he liad the
consent of the Oregon Pulp d;
Paper company to divert water
now running "through the Salem
ditch, through the Stayton ditch
and then "back Into the Salem
ditch through a taitrace below
Stayton.
Hudson Sliipistnt
Heavy, Reported
i . i
Returning to ibis home i.ere aft-
er attending! a business conference
in Portland,! L, D. Lambeth, presi
dent of State Motors, Inc., local
agency lor Hudson and Terra
plane automobiles, reported that
shipments -of -new cars from the
Detroit factories of Hudson Motor
Car company to date are running
-nearly 50 per -cent ahead ot last
year, and that the early public
demand Indicates 1937 will be one
-of the "best business years in Hud
son's history.
Merchandising plans for the
next three- months were presented
by company executives from De
troit at tbe business meeting.
Which -was attended by thecom
pany's dealers from throughout
this section. Announcement was
made of a national program deal
ing with the "selective automatic
shift," a new automotive develop
ment which contributes to greater
motoring - safety.
Rev. ii W. Johnson
ResigifsJEs PoSt
Rev. L. W. Johnson, pastor of
the First Church f God here the
past two years, has resigned his
pastorate and has transferred hds
membership and -ministry to the
Church of! the Uaxarene. He
preached his tarewell sermon mt
the Church ot God Sunday. Rev.
M. J. Hooker Ot Oklanoma wiH
succeed him and will preach tits
first sermon here Sunday
Rev. Johnson -now becomes as
sociate pastor of tbe Salem Kas
arene church, nrith Rev. L. W,
Collar continuing as pastor. "He
win devote part of Itls time to
the church in 'Salem and the re
mainder to travel 3n the Korth
weat in the Interest T the ?as
arene college. 3tev. Jnftnsaoa stnd
xamRy will cant fane to live In Sa
lem. : . . . I . : : i
Daring Rev. Johnson's pastor
ate art the Church of Bod. aub
tantlal .growth and itrnanrital sjpaia
were realised with 3ass feriagtag
the largest attendance stnd rreat
est income in the dnrrcli liiatory.
&ueza Iwrnnge to
Gathar&taday
Salem grange He. 3.7 win sneet
Saturday at the achoolhonse- in
the Auburn district, with the pub
lic Invited to tbe afternoon pro-
Igram atartmg at 1:20 clock, in
the morning, legtanlng sat 10:20
o'clock, the regular closed bus
iness meeting will be add, fol
lowed by noon luncheon. .
Senator W. A. Johnson At Jose
phine county -wfll address the af
ternoon meeting, speaking n
legislation and S. B. Langhlin.
dean of sociology at Willamette
university will speak, on "Causes
of Crne. t . - ?. ' : - :
Music will 3m in charge of Mrs.
Bea Hawkins. Mrs. Arthnr Brown
is lecturer of tbe wrange. ;
Coming Events
Feb. Xa Jadge Z. at. Jet.
trey speaks mt Uga artieol
oa pensions, j pan. - ;
Feb. 18 Annua meeting
state Uolsteia rattle cWb,
SO) a. m4 chamber -of wsa
Feb. IS Poitf sscd
.meeting jof Bash Psnat.
Teacter associaUoa.
Tea. 23 Willamette Tal
ler flood Control Sssartag,
all day, chamber of com-
Jason Lee Young Peo pie's Choir Uill Sing
that -erOl appear la awnaseit
Sdrwtaaaa, 3erald JJadersaaaa; Irea row, Cleoaa JimOmoma Loraase Vide,' Marie Baeatgartner,
Biaacbe Sanagartawr, Xlargaret Chadwirk. Other Deewre, ileraiee Brewster, afable Baajngartaer,
Dopothj. Virgiala Boyle, Batb McFarlanc, Carol Clark and Cortles Clark. Robert JOemple is di-
OaXTaXT XaTXXBT CSI7SCH
Teirr amd SoaU High am. .
Aras J. Wenlsr. -Vtta. BniuUy tmtr
Tina fallows : ibla ehaol S --Moraine-
worship XI Vateek, moafc
ject, "fioma liaw Thinr " Tha -ordin-ina
of ewBaftmioa will b ohmmrrai mnd
rweption ot ott wrabm. Xaaas jy
pia'a MOtiac ar4S pjn. Jalesao mm
tha ndepBdma oeMty a ohari.
aiag wonhip 75 o'clock, rmoa, A
Typical DoBaey.V Taa wted hoir ln
at both urrieM ondr tha arrertion ol
E. D. Lindbnry. Kidweak aarriea Wadnea
day T:30 p. u '
7XS8T sarxxBT timracH
Marion and Kortk Liberty atraaU.
Bibla school Ui. JW Broor, 3upt. 11
o'clock morning worahip. :15 7oang yo
plo's -amting. 7 sSO -areaing iaaria, Jtav.
Irvina A. ?ox ot eeport. 111, saaoatly
alted pMtor wiU apaak at both aieao.
also arory waning at 1i0 trom fab. M
to Slat.
THB TKMJf U 3ATT1ST -CUIaCH
Norta lStb biwn Center and Cha-
woketa Strtww. rnat . w; poatox.
Sanday aehool 9i& Ja. Morning aar-
i 4TK 11 .aa.a ra n
iKoignath." B.tJ'.U. d0 TfJm. laUr-
. V,nin mar-
wiea 7:80 p.m. ania oarrica wui -
ehana of th timptl laam Tnm
u.nti.t. -Bihla aehaoL A id weak ear-;
'Thursday 7 tiO pm.
OEKMAJT BAPTIST OHTJBCK
-orth -Cottaea and J nef J . r.
,8saul Scbixmsn, aopt. Hani wor
ship in trtrnn at x. nnw, . ".r
rrllcha Oaataiaaahait nU aaaa Unsioktbar-
. . 7i.. .11 Vallnvmhin With
en. in
i ii . ... ..nil nmiaa aer-
eiea WedMsday wrenins at 8 o'leek. Tha
Women a juaaioaary
tho hn. of Mr. and Mrs. G. iierden. 015
Baciaaw -strecr, Thanaday attaraaoa at 2
o'clock. :
rfT u im-rvaw cMUSCB '
Cotbt Ol Oaatar and His rreea. Ouj
L. Drill, minister. -Church aeheol t 0
ander drraetioa at C. E. -Ja. Jfr
warship and eoasnmaiaa at 10r4. Aa-
ler. SoU br Job. aaaaudt.
tha Christ, 'f O'Hars. Bermoo ' !). We
Baliava Jaaual" Christian EadaaJrar avt.
6:T5. Eveninx aarvica wt VO. Baaataa,
Sra Paator'a JUalinlaaad Himg mm
Llqaor Aa-ertiinc." Midweek aer iea -at
7 :S a Wadnaaday -aaaiag.
OOT7XT STSJEXT CM US OH Ot CBSIST
-Ct wnd ath amvata. V W lMmiU,
Matar. Bible ajenaol t 9i4S, with Jeaa
oet
na fcadeaver. Ttmg aaanla in eh
- .v- VlMien. 'Yenth 3m
Ctunah;' by 4ha 7ang !Paap"
(onneemUon. -all -nay -aatatiiic at. the
JShaea ad-aJUy. Midway jaw
teTat tha lnlSl kaaaa. 371b
Hint, Tknioday -at 7.
CMuacH or chsist
North Cattaga end Skipping nea.
0. T. Bprinrt, "Unirtar. Bibra etady art
li -.. Praiehiag at U by Haary Mil
lar of Grant Paaa. Obaarwanea ai tnn
Ixird'a anpaer. Toana peopia a ateatns
a:80 &m. Sartaaa -a S -a clock.
WTBST 43OWOaxaetT03laU. -CKXTBCH
j ji, giaioada. minister. Xibarty t
0w Snnayic-aoi.
warship. It. i7-n. Wk5
Art in Aea-ren." Thb) 4a
..L .ait Jjoatea eeiaiuiaj em ttaa ilora-a
xwer. Antheen. -Christian tha Mara
raeatiac. Thmraday. 7:0 Halkiagtoa
aao jjenvex.
wmniril.
liiAvnasATTAVili
m. C. taaa. mataiataz. Marning af;
Tie. at ill. Saraum "They That Mourn.
Aatheam, "Can eider and aar Ma,"a
ford. Trie, Caaaa Bta JMa.'' Teehai
kewaky. Jeaarng -aarrioa J1 ; ' 'trT
Tha Cnnreh,' diaeaad Jy tha vaaac
paopla at the Thab, aiaaiaal aanibar..
Say haal aMaa. aaBartaad,
opt. Toamc paoph. jaaataq wad C. a.
Fort tend.
-siMuiai law aon aPMlUwsaT
M. W. 3raaaWr, ieaVarT WJD7ZV. WaU.
8oth -CuainwTninl ad avry aliaahi. Ban
day -sehsol 5sA Siaraiaa warahlp
ll aa. Xawas TP"e a aeeeliaa
P.B,, Mmn. John .Boteaat, unaiiiaiairy oai
India, wiU be aniaattar. aerriea.
7 :4S iPu. 3r. 4oHa Rrabart, siiaalrar.
FTsys? wSttoe Wadnaaday Tr45 Pm.
zvmMX smaxraxxoAX.
C nil Boinnur ejst Martea straeta.
BaT. 4. M. Oaiphall. minUter. BmnJ
chool at B S -a ji. John Bchrensanpt.
Mayaiar worahip at " Vcloek. Bpec'1
masia. Bavataa. "asaa -rvaL anlj
viffc n4 venas paopla's laafaaa at o .99
ial nic Seraioa, "Tha od Cominf
at fArUC" Bibla a tody Tharaday 7 :
ni n wTjfr.Tna t. awn
vauawA
North Capitol and atartsa atraata. 14
wla fiorataaaa, jtor Sunday aebeol 10
a.m. Dirinw worship 11 aaa,
end It Food." Lemten eerr.ees Tbmradsy
S bju, "Steps aa tha Way tha Cxoes.
tfTSrTwT!ItTFrTg fre-HTigSaCXB
Parry and XUh atraata. C. G. Waetos,
pastor. Sanday aekool at 9 n5 -m.ai. C. A.
Wihum, anpt. Chnreh netwiea t 11 .nm,
sabjeet, "Tha Usht at Xour BouL" rnn
Keltatie aerrice at 7:5 p m- subject.
"Th- Wn ta Urad. Prayer anaatinf
Taaaday at P. Taaag jwopla'a aar-
viea at 8 pJ
jm. i
tharsday.
nxaT chuxch or god
Head and Cottag atraata. Sunday
school 9:d5 a.m. Praaahiac 11 a-m, aab
jact. "Tha Man in Between." Braaias
ncalistia wrrie 7:80 p.a- aubject.
"Saeeaaatal BaUfiaa." Barifal aajTices
aaeh aifht daring tha waek, ajaaapt Bat
arday. ''
roTTgngnsgx chotck
8574 Oowr etreet. Sanday wchaol SidS
a.m. a. B-. -Caahion. aup. Iforanas aw
ship 11. subject, Cxowns.'' Sasmc vaa
pie a aarrica saB. Baa. JC Bsnaoa. preei
daat. Icbsta y yoaag people. Janel
Utia . aarrica Sunday aaaarag 7:45, a ob
ject. "Barinaing of tha End." Special
manic Taaaday 7:d -Jar, -mad Mrs.
Ralph Cobb, miasiowariee 1m Africa. wiU
speak and akaar abaat 10 picraree from
Africa. Ne nerrice Wadnaaday nicht. Fri
day 7:45, diTina healing aemoe. Bar.
Uoyd and lather Miller, Baataxa.
soBnaaannanaak
SOTJTK SAX2M TXIEirOS
aai t h CaaaaMrcial at - Waahrnatoa
atraata. Miller Bj. aed "Haael K.Perter
warship at 11 a.m. Chriatiaa Endaarar at
8:80 pjt. Evening aaetiag at 7:10 fJ.
Snaday adgbt at 7:BO vVlock at
Midweek prayer meeting Thnrsday at
7:80 pj.
-ynarra iwawgr. Traxr.
15tk and Mill atraata. Baaday -school
Bj45. Lord's Supper 11 a.m. Preaching
4:80 and 7:80 p.m. J am Thomas, Bose
aaaa Mont, spanking at both aaaaieaa.
JEHOVAH'S 'WXXXKS8XS
Meet .Baaday at ternooa at a HO fa -tha
Fraternal Temple, Center tract near Lib
arty. Yon erre iavttad te tnka rpmrtt la a
bible study and listea to a brief bibla
lectors.
LATTEB DAT BAXkTTS '
Corner of Cottage mad vCkeaaekcta
mtwmmtM flniuU matuuA If) ja. aninc
aarrica 8:30 p.m. Belief aaeiaty Wadnes-
day 3 p.m. MX, warmaaaay i :ou p..
a. C. Hawkiaa. branch praardont.
AMEBICAE T.TJTEZBABT CHTTBCH
Ctutreh street between Chemeketa and
Canter atraata. Bar. P. W. .Erikaen. pas
tor. -Bnaday wchaol 8:45 aa. Or. A. S.
Jensen, aapt. U A, morning- warship.
Solo, elected. Kiss Loogine BreiUke.
Anthem, "O ror a Cloeer Walk with
Gad." (Foatac) by choir drreotad by Trot
E. W. Hobsoa. Sermon, "The Assault by
Tsmptatioa .am Wham "Well JDafbwd
Lines." 7 :80 pat., -atoning Xaaaaa aer
rice. Old Lenten hymns, nermen, "Pre
parina; tha -Mind, ieart and jattitaae."
S:S0 pat young paopla'a aarrioa, -Lather
lcawwe.
CBalST TTTTmiBalTf OHUB,)H
IStk aad Stata atreeta, 3Ur. Jtmaa X.
Minneman, AM, pastor. German IS0
in, -aubjeet. "Tha Biga atbet iPaaidaa."
Eaalish XI .sa nubjoet, "Tha Sign af
Jaaah." Baaday school SrBO -aa. Mrs.
Jacob Tax, aopt. bather league 1 :00 p:m.
Dorotioaal meeting, joaa
EX. TOnaT aVATOaXIDaX XTXTHSBAaT
IStk end a. atraata. H. W. 0oaa, pas
tor. Banemy school a .jm. .Sarriaa att ao
swam. 'Coaaragational maottag Arractly at
tar aarricea. MM waek Hntea aaxTiaea
7M6p.m. '
ZXaST aVBTHOBZBT BFISOOrAX
Chamh and Btata sUatas. Jaatea E.
fdillirsn, vinister; MiMred Bartholomew,
dtraetor af yaoag people 'a matirrtiaa;
Bobert M. Gntke, aupt. of vharah aehoal.
Mas. Boy Lackaaaar, blender at nnlor
eharck. -Momlita worshha 11 -am. Banaoa
Tha 'Lexa 'tears.
km. TrSu Bi
Way.' Uharea neneei zormii as as oi w sea,
yenng people "a aaaetiaga at 8 .-SO. Jaater
church XlcaJB, Bubiost. "Gadaj Badia:"
laWTKOTXtSff IfmTTEfirT
Xarth Winter eaat aiaahai stream. 3Uv.
D. A. Cohagaa. paaear. BaaAay aekool
afft skam. Church waauMp 31 an. uT.P.
aaaating S:S0 pja. F aangeliattc en ilea
7:80 n.m. 'Midweek prayer aieatlng"Tirara
vay 70. pa.
Booth Winter, JaWanaa. ratigiaasais
Waarl Lrn A. "Weou. -auaiaaar. Ohaoreh
aeheol a at mmu aaoawmar waaship 31
A. -theme, "Aa ami. ending aaa mt
In arrests." Xpwnrth hmgam S:SO
Senior, sin -aahoaL tatermediata.
nii aarrica "7 :S0 p.m. Tha Traumy yaa
tle raaaud ornorr will artee ma 'hour 'a
proamna af rani eat loan amineal jaaam.
Usppy 311 -Soar SSO P-m. jA. oweml
rstnerrng ajpawaaratt -by tha Bpwwrth
Laagaa otaoaail waa tha wabramvy ttrshj
at tha Xadiaa aid.
CHTJ
South Cammarciat nd Myera atraaU.
Daaa C Faradaxtar. minister. Baaday
ehsreh sr:hooi wiU meet at 8:45 a.m. Mr.
Vemar Backs tt aopt. Marnbag woTohrp.at
11 avm. Sermon, Unuaiataaea With
Ood." A aaraad aTtat wiU afaag aaaamt.
ial namhera. Tha young people's hjagaa
wUl meat fat Xaali ban at S.0. The in
asmtediate aeniw 'laagaa will -meat mt a :80
fat tha -church parlors. 6. OL Btorer wUl
ap-waA -Uli mil ilm Jrrfhaewce mt the
Bible." -Eraaiaa oerriea at T0. "Aa
Zatrodactioa tta Isiak."
Oath and Caster. "Lao. "W. Collar, paa-
tur. a am, aprrltoal Ufa prayer nillas.
aa. ejaaetal amUy 'in ttfse Male mcfcawl.
Dr.. A. . T as ana -mOi iuiiI. 11, ajaiahlp
nam by lr. A. S. LeadeaT rTho Jaag-
-ady of a Brekaa Saaaa." S: p
-man. "Tha Ca-aaa) 'df Crtaaa
vaattt:M 8:80. raaax naepla's
suiaaarai tby tha CoHatkmna. -S:10,
W aarrioa. MUa Ora mahaaT.
S:S0. a www VHi-3T arowp m -heimx reimad
with Ssia. L. W. Jiitoaiia paniiimi mam
Miss lavara Aarts mnu Varan Aarm m
itima-. fl tXQ. -wrm&eelmtie
aMnT&av. X. E. Jtorua, Aktrict pt.f
tha ChaNk St tha Kssaraas af ortmnd.
SIS .Waaah OimmiitnL umany tafnia
aahool : pas, Imiaey Wilsesi, aapt. -Da-,
rational a p.-au. wfancaUatla "7 0. Tuas
day aigbt prayer snd praiaa T:80.Thaa
day sad fiataraay eights 1:80. A. J.
Jaaaas, pastov. , - ;
raXsBTTBXXAP; ohttbck
-Winter and Chemeketa street. Offerer
C. Birtchet. DP. pastor. Prof. Wm. 11.
wwi.k J ... 1 1.. Aff muLt m.mA TAi.r aa.
pie's actiritiea. "Fret. 9. . Charshlll.1
aegaaist. w:u a.m- eaarca acavoi di
rected by J. J. ntsalmaas. aapt. 11 sjb,
morniag worship. Sermon, "A Hindered
Christ." Anthem by tha uhapel aherr.
"What Are These That -Are .Arrayed t"
(Staincr). 6:10 p.am, tha -soar C. X. so
cieties meet. 7:80 p.. evening P raise.
Sermon, "A Traatformiag Friaadahip."
Aathcm, "Ood that Madest Eearth aad
Hearen." (Old Welsh). Sola by Prof.
Wright. Wednesday, 7:80 pm, midweek
aarrica.
id
m ar s-aa m i i - i
sS " - -
Uansolenm and Crematorium "
Lloyd T. Rlgdoa. Tlgr.
Jasoa Lee M. "K. t-harch. From left,-
SAXrATJOJf AKhTT
Bagumr erricea, Saturday night praise
sarriaa. Sanday school :45. Mornins
holiness meting. 11. "S.VS. S p.w. Bal
jratioa mast in r. 7:80. .Adjutant and Mrs.
John Aiwa, officer in charge, 188 -North
Commercial. . H
amr warrr.'a VTaflOPAI.
Chureh and Chemeketa straeta. -Holy
mun amnion. 7 :S0
Church school
85 a.m. LiUny
Wadaaadays. holy
.(wnMn.inii V .and 10
a m., instructions 7:15 P.m. Bar. Georgs
a. Swut. raetor
xraaT cHTxaoH. of cubist
BOIBMTIST
ChemekaU and i Liberty straeU. Sna
day school at 111-o.m. Sarrieaa at 11
a. -m., and -S p. m. ouDject, n o a i.
Testimony meeting iat 8 p. m, Wadnaa
day. Bttil'tf room la tha Masonic temple
apaa 11 a.m. to B p. , aceapt Sunday
and fcolidara. On; Wednesday from U
a.m. to 7 iMQ p-aa. j i
ZBOJJBWOOD UB1TEP BXZTRBZB -17th
and Nebraska streeU. K. C. Mann,
minister. Church uehool :45 a-m. Morn
ing worship 10:50: o'clock, theme, "Tha
Passion of Christian Propaganda. -.Aa-them,
"Great aadj Marcel on. by Hall.
Junior ebureh .meets t tha me .boar.
Christiaa Xndaaror social hoar 5 P-m.
Begumr Ohristiaa Eedeurur meeting 0 :80
pi. Kiss Elinor Olson, mader. Erening
worship .eerTiee end aarmoa 7:80 J
Kidwaak aarrica. iWadaaaday 7:80 P-m.
wraajx :umTBJ BaWTIIaaJI aOHTTBOrT
At aa ion betweoa iiath wad (Jalrersity.
Bar. A. a. Jendarsaa, pastor. 1155 Mia
aioa street. 10 .. Baaday ajehaoL 11
om preaching oerrioe. -Sunday S.-S0 p.ni,
Chrmtaxa Sadearur. 70 pm.. preaehiaa
oerriea. Midweek pmyer serrtee Wednea
day 7 :80. Chair practice Tharsday 7 i0.
fUDT-VtrJIWMM XOSDnUyflSS
(fnar T Brangalloal Herbert X.
Bennett, mraiater.. Morniag worship t
95 a 'clock. Gospel song -oerrree. Bpae
tal music. Barmoa, "Tha Swad Orouad."
Samday wenael at lOMt s'eloeai. W. P.
Colmrd. aapt. Bible etudy. "Wednesday t
TJSO
Bean art, minister. Baaday mshaal at AO
. wr a ata-k-a. .iMk ti amino -arav
ahip'at'll e'eloek. 'Ooapel aeng aarrica.
Bpaetel most, wnam, -a.ao tom
tha Bower." "Young people 'a 'laaeui mt
7 pan.. Nathan Earth, loader. Cuetr pros
ties. Thanaay .at r7 pa. iBlhh tvdy.
Thursday at 8 o'oiock.
atkaiKt
-K. tCtank. atfaaaitar. Oharch
ua. ataaoaU abbott, aopt.
warahla ill am. Pastor m amifc-
aatho Baitder." Zpwaath laagaa
SAO -aa tender, Tloytt Cart. Braarat
wwrahip. Bar. Jf. . iHiebeTt Will Srhag
tha aimagi mad m ryeanaf peopkeVa hair
fresn tha afamaoaita - church .te JmUaa
wiU aiaa. Bibm chaos tor amalta mad chil
dren each Monday aweanag ffraun "70
to wader ttm direcrhm -of Sar.
John limhart. ratnraed mmsUnmry frea
runndcdSli
f ' oan
PORT ORFOIID, Jsb. 1 1-HW)
-3Ehe atsamer Xtittoneva. "her ibot
tom -tipped -open on the $4DFb71
Port Drtorfl -rooaa. aueceaded tin
yverhrfrg am oapen ftantfh today. "
-Captsn Sberharnt gtaHThaum,
Oakbrnd. aaid the SOOfoot lom
lier -Banrrtar wnnsrrerxtiv lbs out o?
rmaflh -ot tha !hign waves antl pro-
lasDigr -win arot nisaa aparx. ix arp
peared 'probatbto, 3uwever, abe 'tis
more or leas penrmncrrtty aastab
lished m -the sand.
The captain hopes to remove
tthe belongiags at -the urew aa -well
.an nbmit 770.090 Sect of lumber.
The 'boat Tnat mssater late yes-
tsToay myban ,-gaie amrca ue
aomiiwesteiu eoastdl rwgloa.
Of Ckcp Cconcil
'PORTIA.'NT), Ten. "11 (Spacisi)
a embers ! the -Oregon XJe-Op-wnttlvr)
rorzixcfl thseted olyert V.
ghinn of galem first vice-prssl-Hent
Jfor HSE7 at tha 'rrraanhmr
itlonB aannal convention at ifaae
Afaltnomah Thotel here.
Other officers named Included:
J. W. Usyo ajf Portbtad 4r8r
tleTrt; Orover C. TCeeney -ot Port
land, second vice-president, and
Paul Carpenter of Corvallls, secretary-treasurer.
:. Tbe ' -Chinese
Tea Garden
162). K. Commercial St.
v BEBXE8 tCBlXlCSE AXD
JLSlEXaCX DISHES
rnnarry baiishal Cafe
"Now New alawngemieal -
awkaa'r 8?
Jason Lrce Oioir
Prbgnim .Slated
On Sunday Night
" amamamnaaaaa
The Toung Teoles vested cbotr
of tha Jason Lee church. North
Winter sad JefferaoB air sets, will
give an 'hour's, program of vocal
and instrumental musle Sunday
night at 7: SO o'clock. The choir
is under the direction of Robert
Klemple and Is accompanied at
the organ by Grace Henderson
DeHarport. The program consists
of the following numbers:
Prelade,-"Sslot D'Anieur" K. Elrer
..... ... Grsca Hendersen IHHsrport
"Sunset" Gsriel ..Choir
"Break Forth lata Joy" 8imp!r.Ohofr
"More Uko tha Master" Gabriel....Choir
"Bemmnbor Bow Thy Cronttr" Harry
O. Adams Quartet
Bobert Klemple, Warren Biggerstaff
Floyd Banmgartner, Clair Maclarlane
"O Lord. Most Merciful" Mass ia F...
; ; .Choir
"Awakeniua- -Chora' Olrrer .'Choir
Yiolia dart "Selected" Margaret
- Chadwirk and Antionetto Irish
Offrrtorr "Bomaace" Zittarbartr '
Grass Henderson DeHarport
"Wesderful Grace of Jeans" Lillene '
; . ' Choir
"Beyond tha Sill tope" Parks .Choir
Orgsn and plane daet A rroceasionsl
Msrch".. Maghield Martin,
Corlis end Carol -Clark
"He Is the Kins- af Lore" Aeklcf ....Choir
"All Hail Immnnoe!" Gabriels Choir
Postlnde "Marcba Bomaina" Gonaod
Ursre Henderson TJellsrnort
The concert Sunday will mark
the f irst appearance of the choir
members In their -new vestments
donated tt tbem by the 'Ladles'
Aid society of the church under
the lesdership of "Mrs. "Molly
Spires. !
injfof Conii
Social Scienca; " Staff at
W. V. All Critical f ;
Roosevelt's Plan .
President Roosevelt's proposal
to modify the present supreme
court 'organisation would neither
necessarily liberalise the -court's
viewpoint nor eliminate close de
cisions, in the opinion of Willam
ette university social science pro
fessors who . were polled, .yester
day. ) '
Tbe president's plan of appoint
ing additional members if present
Judges -over 70 years ot age refuse
to retire Juts a paradoxical turn
in that the present -oldest Justice,
Louis D. firsndeis. SO, happens
to be regarded as tbe court's moat
liberal -member, "William C. Jones.
associate professor of economics
and public administration,' point
ed out. ' -
. Dean "Roy it. Lockenonr. of the
college ot law declared that Pre
sident -Roosevelt would "have no
assurance .that the court would
remain liberalised under bis plan
even though he were empowered
to appoint several new, liberal
Justices.'
Use lilmit "Fallacy
To assume that -men -over 70
years 'of age are 'in capable oT
holding -oftlee hi a fallacy. Dr. 8.
B. Laugblin, proteesor -if "Sociol
ogy and aiiUrropology, easerted.
rioting 'that an 8-7 decision -was
no better than a V4 wpllt vote tra
the lilgh -court n9 was -muCb
more wxpensive. Dr. Laugblin eug
gested that Roosevelt would have
been wiser to reeirmmend that a
two-rfbtrOs majority wote tie re
auired in 'tteChirtng m law 'uncon
stitutional. Dr. Robert V. Oatke, processor
of history and political science,
expressed a belief there was a
need tfor ringng inttnstry nmner
federal control by legislation Jnt
a feeling that 'constitutional
amendment would be a more aat
islsctoTy way -of arrlfhig at audi
control. v .
: The Roberts ' Local, 'Oregon
tiara Termers union, mdopted -a
-resTjlution urging eunendments to
-the present wtate milk -control
law.- -
"Tbe present Taw is monopo
listic and is irot in the best In
terests -of tbe public, the resolu
tion -reea.
'"Many -of tout mem hers are pro
flueers tT rnilk. As tbe law hi now
wnToread wre are prohibited Trom
mailltng sxnk Trom aar Terms Tor
tluid eonsnmpuen even If we com
ply With eery reqalrement tor
aanltatlon, nealth and grade. ;
"Wi do not believe it Just and
lair to forever bar ug from the ad
wantage -ot aalrkig produce rom
oar Term and la giving a Areigb
bor an excluaive. preferred amd
perpetual adght. - . .
id
vTVkks Vapdliib.
JIatnral arenarders
for alawrders df lie
rr, ; stomach, gaoa.
akta, a a o wriaary
la.m a,V aia eamji
m m aa a an. r?mntlea
ras cosmtrMUoaa i i t
asthma, : arrthrltis. J
aaaar aaiabetea aafl-maV,
. ... . . . w..
irtaeamatiaaa, h T. T.-US
19 years ta basl- - :
swas. Jfatsropathie :
ptrjuiclans, S03 H Court St.
Corner Mberiy.
Office opea Hater
days anr Tacwdaya
aoaly. lo A. M. to I
i - ! sr. si o f. si. to e.
1 CkjusaUstion-lUooo: r
I pressnre end rlaeE
t- te-ta are free -J
a. ix
Educators 0 pp
7
m
Wm.
Soil Conservxition
Coimiiittee Named
Albert Girod Qialrman of
ConnJr Group; Board
Also Is Chosen
Election of a county committee
for the If 57 agricultural conserva
tion program in Marion county
was announced (yesterday by
County Agent Harry L. Riches.
The committee consists of Albert
Girod. chairman: I W. M. Tate,
vice-chairman, and! Oscar J. John
son, - with A. R. Coleman as an
alternate!. -
The board of directors, consist
ing of the chairman of the com
munity committees Includes
George "Miller. Woodburn; Albert
Girod. Cervais; JEddla Ahrens.
Turner: J. O. Tarr. Jefferson;
Oscar J.i Johnson, North Sllrer
ton; C A. Ra tell ft, Salem; John
Tweed. Howell .Prairie; ugene
Hoff ner, ML Angel; W. M. Tate,
Stayton, and Jl. R. Coleman, St.
Paul.
Biga-Up IS -Urged
The community committees met
'here at the chamber ot commerce
to hear features of the 1937 pro
gram -explained and procedure for
signing 1937 work sheets out
lined. Members of the board de
clared all farmers who -did not
sign in 1930 should do so this year
'because (here was nothing to .lose
tn signing a work sheet and there
was a possibility payments would
be made! to farmers who follow
eoll-building practices.
"Riches: said stgn-np meetings
would be held later this month
with a goal ot completing the .
making up of the sheets 'by March
1. Farmers who tilled out work
sheets la 193' need not do so
again this year, be added.
CIO IDTtnEST!
Frfie Insurrncal
Jib finbcD
)
USED CAR
- BUWIS
Are -Flocking
Tc-This Sale I
Don't Let Anything Stop You
From Attending This Sensa
tional Bale of Fine Used
'Cars. The Selection Is -Still
Large. Remember We Pay
the FINANCE I -CHARGES.
INTEREST akND -GTVa YOU
FREE A YEAR'S FIRE
.AND THEFT POLICY.
EXAMPLE
-Mellrng fTVlre .L f 270
t
TraJSe-ln-ar I
fws lwymeat
ao
Balance
.mtno
OR isMovrns RT
-915 PER IONTlT!
.SEE THESE T0DAY1
30 Packard ! 120
Touring Se-dan,
radio, trunk rack.Jtll35
3S Hudson 'Club e
thrn. De Iatss. r-
.'dk. Itaater, trank,
fender -wells
34 Hudson Club Se
dan. Da "Luxe, len
der wells, trunk,
"heater, radio
"36 tnaebeker w 'Cus
tom Seaan, Targe
'trtna:
8S
95
'31 Ford De Lluxe Se
daa
S95
"34 Hudson De Luxe
'Obvpe, Tadlo .
96
"35 Terrsplene, ;PiJk-
up ..
w25
'35 Ford De "Lose
Coupe
A9i'i
t32 .HadsonvCnstom
Sedan .......,
100
Ul Hapmobile
De Luxe Sedan.
-396
Z3 Pontlae 3-Paea.
: Coupe ..
... 39 S
"39 Easex 4-Joor
Sedan ; '. "295
"38 Essex Sport Coupe 2S&
Z9 Hudson, a.
' -Standard fie dan 225
19 TluU son. d,
standard Coacti T7S
29 Essex td. edan 195
"30 "Willys 4-Door
Bedan .....L..
186
190
29 mmm Btd. Coach
'28 Hudson -BUL
Sedan
"29 DuTant -Sedan
2 wnrys-Kntgnt .
'Sedan
'29 Essex 'Btd. Coach
"21 ssex fitd. Coach..
"21 'Btuaetbaker Sedan
37 Heo 'Panel ;
Delivery
IIS
T90
145
136
95
S
96
OVER BO OTHER FIXE
CAtCSITO CTtOOHE YttOH
TtF..D "TTTTfrt
We ruarantee that -out i
eurtcee have not Imea
rained, aa Saet, ere Taave
lowing -tnost oT them Tor
this I annsual "bw y I nff
event. Xhir TB -years' rrpn
8a81oa a -aehJad arwery
transact ion.
SIGNED
L.D.LAJIBET1I,
I PRESIDENT
cVAKKIKG!
'lont !let enryone teTl Ta
anat this ansartloeal aale as
wot exactly as advertised.
Ton -pay -only tbe advert ied ;
price. I NO EXTILS. NO
OinCK-V X real Imsineas I
daed hat wfll -eave poa real
; rxxiL o'clocs
Ei-h at Ccrr-tLcla