The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem,' Oregon, Friday Morning, February 23, 1837
V
SUverton F. F.
Father and S on
Banquet Success
SILVERTON, Feb. 25-Elgnty
parents and guests . attended the
SUverton chapter Futnra Farm
ers of America "father and ion
banquet. held in the home econom
ics department of the senior high
school. The number taxed the
limits of the room facilities and
precluded the boys hlnging teir
mothers also,, as they Jiad desired
and had previously- done when
numbers of students In the .Smith
Hughes department-were not so
great. " , . .v. t ;
The main feature of 'the even
ing was the showing of two reels
of motion pictures, "Guernseys In
the Antarctic. depicting the place
which Guernseys played on the
last trip of Admiral Byrd to the
South Pole. The movies were ac
companied by an interesting ex
planation of Incidents by George
Angell. field represents tire of tho
Oregon Farmer. - . r -j i : .
Othet. special gnests and speak
ers, of the ; banquet were Mrs.
George Angell. Harold Bennett,
Independence Smith - Hughes In
structor; Harold Davis, principal
Junior high; Clare' Milhauser, pre
sident Independence F. F. A., Ro
bert Goetz, superintendent of
schools; Herman Kramer, princi
pal senior high school; H. B. Jor
gensen. member school board:
Clifford Rue, president chamber
of commerce; Earl Ross. Alex
Lichty, Leonard LIchty, O. S. Rice,
Jack Rice, -J. J. Doerfler. Joe
Doerfler, Anton Dahl, Orlando
Iahl, F. 1.. Downing, . Lerory
Downing, N. G. 'Langser, Clayton
Langsev, T. T. ieonard, Robert
Leonard. H. C. Walker, Carl M ink
ier, E. R. English. Riley English,
S. 3. Potter. Gerald Potter, G. L.
Poverud, Eivend Porerud, O. J.
Schlottman, Max Schlottman, D.
A. Steffen. Don Steffen, L. C.
Wampler, Clinton Wampler, E. E.
Brandt, Leland Brandt, C. R.
Brown, Claire Brown, S. J. Cline,
Oito Davenport, C. H. Goschie,
Washington Wives Attend Probe of Labor Spies
C:
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(Mrs. Robert tm Follette I
J (Mrs. Richard StephensoalL
II Mrs. Marry lloplds
Amon the interested spectators at the senate In
vestigation Into activities of labor spies hired by
industry to keep union organizer under surveil
( lance were three prominent Washington wives, left
to right, Mrs. Robert La Follette, wife of Wiscon
sin's senator; Mrs. Richard Stephenson, sister-in-law
of Harry Hopkins, WPA administrator, and
Mrs. Harry Hopkins.
Herman Goschie, E. Mlddlemiss,
John Mlddlemiss. O. W. Hum
phreys, Robert Humphreys, J. I.
Jones. Paul Jones. Hugn smiu,
Matt Small, H. E. Duval, Maurice
DnVal. H. Mikkleson. Calvin Mlk-
kleson.; R. Ntckodemus. Conrad
Johnson, Earl Johnson, L. Martin,
Edward Martin, Earl Ross, Don
Ross, 8. FarrelL Ed Farrell, O. W.
Halverson. Omar Halvorson. W.
Stlrber, Fred Stlrber, John May
Lee Perkins, R. J. Lais, Charles
Lais. A. A. Nafiiger. Donald Naf
r'gar, H. J. Huffman, Ralph Win
ter. - !
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We carry hay and straw,
wheat, oats, corn and good
alfalfa hay. - - . 1 - -
TESTED HELPS NO. 160
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ber that sanitation is one
of the best things to re
duce chick troubles. Keep
-your feeders and water
cleant ; ..
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Chick" Scratch Feed
Laxive-Mash or Paks
Similene Mash, or . Paks ,
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Super Value"
Savings.
Bring This Adv. and 10c and Get a
Tube of Nelson's Shaving Cream
Fresh
GUM DROPS
New shipment of pure,
healthful tasty candy.
With this ad, tIPn
lb. llt
Special Value
FnU Pint of
Antiseptic Solution ;
Best for mouth wash and
personal hygiene. With this
ad, j
adalts only
WATCH FOR THE PENSLAH le SALE! MARCH 5-6-7-8
CORNS
CALLOUSES
BUNIONS
All sorts of foot troubles
Take care of your corns
with Schaefer's Corn Rem
edy. No Relief, Iff a
tfo Pay
Germicidal Soap
For your j medicine chest 1
Keep a supply on hand.
With this ad tlffi
(adults) . Hy 4
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Star Blades
HC2rtreefor 25C
With' This Adv.
Schaefer's h Candy Headquarter For Salem I
MtHorebSoap
Six Large Bars of Of
Quality Soap - ; u&
With This Ad (Adults)
Extra Fine Silk Tissue. .'
Toilet Paper
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Use the Old Sellable Family Remedy
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- . Children Love It
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Farmer's Union
News
CLOVERDALE, Feb. 25. The
Clorerdale Farmers Union' held
its regular monthly meeting Wed
nesday night. President Karl B
Wlpper presided. Henry Ahrens
was reinstated and Ed Wallace
of AumsTllle and Oscar Jensen
of Turner were initiated. J
Mrs. C. T H. Holcomh" gare a
most interesting report-on her
attendance to the home interest
conference at Corrallis. The un
ion Toted to hare closed meetings
at all times unless roted other
wise. It was voted to hare an
open meeting at the next regular
meeting in March when each
member present is to bring a
prospective member or any one
wishing to join is invited to at
tend. A committee appointed to in
vestigate the possibilities of a
Junior club ' consisting of . chil
dren belonging to the Farmer
Union members. The committee
is Carl Booth. Otto Pfennig and
Arthur Kunke.
" The onion voted against charg
ing women dues and voted to re
duce the number of paid up
members necessary for a state to
receive a charter. These were
two Questions received from na
tional headquarters.
The following yearly commit
tees were appointed by the presi
dent: ; - "
Good of tha order. Otto Pfeaaif , 7rd
aiitrhall amd a H. Holconb; laciaUtiva.
Kddia Ahrena. A. A. Daaiback an J. W.
Sehifferer; application. Staalojr Stekoa,
Earl Hedge sad Stanford NorrU; res
olution, Carl Booth, M. A. Hill and Ar
thur E. Kunke; purehaiinf sgoats, Ed
die Ahrens and Louie Hinnles; flowers.
Gertrude Henniea and Mrs. Stanley
Riches; acriealtura!, Walter Miller, Fred
Sehifferer and William J. Meier; ad
rertisiBK exebaBKe, Pet Dmria and Fred
Dierkes; publieitj. Eras Akrons; cuffeo
buyer, Mary- Sehifferer; pianist, .Mrs.
Earl Hedges.
State President i
Will Visit Club
SILVERTON, Feb. 25 The
Woman's club will hold its regu
lar meeting a week ahead of
schedule in March. Instead of
the meeting coming on the usual
second Monday of the month, it
will be held March 1 at the
Christian church. The state presi
dent, Mrs. A. C. Mclntyre will
make her official visit to the
club at this time and will also
speak. i : -
I Other numbers arranged by
the program chairman, Mrsr O.
B. Bentson, include a vocal solo
by Mrs. Tom Anderson, accom
panied by Mrs. Gertrude Camer
on; a violin solo, Irene Morley
Frank; a poem, Mrs. Jonas By
berg. A surprlseaumber Is also
promised. -x---. . ,, - f;";,-;
' I All ' presidents of aurroundlng
Woman's clubs have been Invited
aa well as all members of the
SUverton Junior Woman's club.
Mrs. A. P. Soils is president cf
the SUverton club.
Scheme For IQjid
Exchange Offered
Suggestion that the state land
board appoint a committee of
nine . members to select public
domain lands in exchange for
state-owned lands under the Tay
lor grazing law, waa . made by
State Treasurer . Holm an yester
day. ' Each, member of the land board
would select three members of
the commission. The commission
would receive ' only actual ex
penses.' H o 1 m a n recommended
that bids for lease of school lands
within the six Oregon grazing
districts, organised under the
Taylor grazing law, be opened
March 12 of this year and not
later than March 1. 1938.
Leases would cover a period
of one year and would be subject
to the rules of the state land
board.
The state would -retain the
right to sell or Mock any ot its
lands at any time during the life
of the lease, change of ownership
or control to take effect at the
end of the grazing season.
Ellery Simonson
Helps Save Child
To Ellery Simonson should go
a large portion of the credit for
saving: the life of the small son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Forette,
1940 West Nob Hill, as related
in Wednesday's Statesman. The
child fell In the fish pond in the
Benson home and nearly drowned.
It was Simonson, according to the
later report, who first worked on
the child, and helped save the
spark ot life in the interval be
fore the arrival of the firemen
with pulmotor.
Simonson had not. been em
ployed but was engaged on
temporary job at the Milton
Josephsoa home nearby, when he
saw the disturbance and went to
the rescue.
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT "
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed . in the
County Court of the State of Ore
gon, tor the County ot Marion,
his duly verified Final Account,
as administrator of the estate ot
Clara Sumner, deceased, and that
said Court has fixed Tuesday, the
30th day ot March, HIT. at the
hour of ten o'clock A. M. of said
day. as the time, and the County
Court Room ta. the County Court
House at Salem, in Marion Coun
ty, Oregon, as the place tor heir-
ing said final account, and all
objections thereto.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
26th day of February. 19ST.
ROBERT HINZ,
Administrator of the Estate
of Clara Sumner. Deceased.
RONALD C. CLOVER, ,
Attorney for Administrator,
Salem. Oregon. F. 26-M. t-11-19-
20.
Design for Coronation Medal
: :. .. : -V " s - A
Here Is the oS&al model from which wd be cast medals and other
decorations at the British mint ta commemorate the forthcoming?
Erltlsh coronation. Designed by Langf ord James, the medal carries
doutla head cf Britain's crtr rslenu
Ju Vieivs Scene
Of Lahish Crash
First Trial Under McBlahaii
Plan Under 7ay, 7ill
Continue Today-
The Initial ease to 'come to
trial under Judge McMahan's
new. plan to speed up business la
department one of circuit court
here occupied all day Thursday
with Joe Rtnrrald suing Doug
las McKay company and Dean R,
Adams for $360 damages sis "re
sult of an automobile accident
last June 27 near the Cast La
blah Center store. The ease will
occupy all of today and probably
carry . Into ..Saturday.
Fire witnesses for the plain
tiff, including Bingwald -. him
self, took the stand when -the
case resumed after the jury had
been taken to-view the scene of
the accident. v Other witnesses
were Tom Davidson, P. A. . King,
Joe Prang and Chris Bingwald.
The plaintiff expects to call four
more persons this' morning to
testify that.; defendant's negli
gence . In -Jieedlng . the traffic
laws caused the accident-a con
tention, which defense's answsr
denies. "Thomas Davidson was
driving " the . truck belonging ' to
piaintitf. -
; A" counterclaim totaling about
$1300 has been filed In the case,
this claim including $1000 per
sonal Injuries asked for Adams,
driver of the truck owned by
defendant McKay company.
Grand Jury Gcta
Assembly Ordcra
The Marlon county grand jury
will be called into session Wed
nesday ot next week. District At
torney Lyle J. Page said -late yes
terday. The Jurors will take care
of routine matters that have ac
cumulated since they were last
la session.
. A report will likely be made be
fore the jury quits its work Wednesday.
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5c
Lucky Sail Crab Meat,
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35c
Apples. H0.25c
Francy Wrapped Wine
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Olires, Jumbo
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117c
Flour, Bonneville, all
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Cleanser, Light House,
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,MiIk, Armour's Double
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Del Monte Crushed Pine
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FOUND IN THE
WANT-AD
. . 'COLUMNS'
The Nooweds wanted a cozy little
house . and they found it in our
WANT AD (X)LU3lINSa The Rita
doughs wanted a thoroughbred
hone . and ' the' got him
through our 7ANT AD COL
UMNS. Tommy Brown wanted a
good used bicycle, cheap and
Jie got It through our WANT AD
! COLUMNS. Whaterer you haTO -'
to BUY, SELL or EXCHANGE . . .
- you can do it better, quicker, at
less cott . ; throusli our WANT
AD COLUMNS.
Tlie Oregon
Statesman
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