The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning .March 2, 1937
f AGE SEVEN.
Speedy
Card Lined Up
For Amateurs
Traglio and Quisenberry,
Quamme and Baughman
In Headline Bouts
Webb Traglio. Salem Y. M. C.
A. 160-pounder, will meet Roy
Quisenberry, Portland boxing
echool fighter, and Bob Quamme,
scrappy Salem 120-pound fighter.
ill mix with Baughman of the
Multnomah club in the two lop
events of theY. M. C. A.'s second
amateur card o the season at 8
o'clock tonight. . - .
Quisenberry, a brother 'of Clyde
Quisenberry, P. B. S. instructor,
U one of the test Portland ama
teurs in his weight and is said to
1ia a hfttoT ff1?htf than Caj1l
Boettlcher, who decisioned Trag
lio several weeks ago. Traglio will
be in better condition for his fight
tonight than he was against Boet
tfoher as he has been working oat
steadily for three weeks. ,
Battle Royal Again
The two main events will be
of fire rounds or less duration
while all others will be three.
Cliff -Nelson, Portland scrapper
who was to hare - fought . Bob
Quamme, will be matched Instead
with Alrin Richardson of , the Sa
lem team in one- of the three-
rounders. Bobi Richter, 147, of
the Portland boxing school will
meet Bill Crary. Salem
smacker!
and Ray Merrill of Portland will I
meet Wally Larios. A number of I ' isV
other Salem boxers and a fewJT
front the Chemawa Indian school
will; be provided with 1 Portland
opponents. K
As a special feature the group
orwuiamette grldders who staged
a Iaughprovoklng burlesque of a
professionatkwrestling "battle roy
al", will makeareturn appear
ance after severaT4ays of re
hearsall They are ledlMr Tots
(The Mad Russian) , Yada.
Don Lash"Winner
In Mile and Half
NEWARK, N. J., March 1-flPH
Don La at. mighty little foot racer
from Indiana, outsprinted Lulgl
Becalli of IUly, Olympic ,1500
meter champion in 1932. tonight
to win the mile and a half feature
of. the annual Seton Hall, college
track carnival. The time was-
minutes 47.9 seconds. ,
The Hoosier ace, national out
door 5,000 and 10,000 meter.
, champion, beat the foreign threat
by a scant six feet after a stirring
last lap battle. Another invader,
Miklas Szabo of Hungary, was
third, about twenty yards behind
aud Joe McCluskey of the New
York A. C' was fourth-
Glenn Cunningham, the nation's
mile champion, was to have faced
Lash in the international contest
but he chose to , compete id the
1.000-yard special. He pranced to
an easy victory in this, winning' in.
a meaiocre z minutes is. 6 seconds
and beating Ed Brown of New
York A. C. by a substantial margin-
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Tigers Win First
4.
Half, Zoo League
Clayton Patterson's Bluebirds,
Freddie Bradshaw's Owls and Ray
Steinke's Tigers won their games
Monday afternoon in the Y.M.C.A.
"200" league. The games were
ihe first of the second half.
I Scores: ' .
Bluebirds, 25 Russell 6. Shaf
fer' 7. Traglio 11, Bates, Patterson.
1 ; Canaries. 5 Burns 1, Turner
.5,' Glllam, Vittone, Nafsinger. -f
Owls, 15 McGuire, Mudd 3,
Rush, 5, Bradshaw 3, Ireland 4,
Sharpnack ; - Wolves, 1 2 Miller.
Robinson, Tucker, Duncan 11.
Johnson 1.
!f Redbirds. . 8 Borelle, Cof frier
2, Robins 2,. Yocum, C I a r k. 4;
Tigers, 25 Henery 8. Steir-ke 2,
Birchet, Tanaka, Sanford 5, Law
10. .
Final first half standings were:
Tigers, 5 won; and none lost; Blue
birds, 3 and 2; Wolves.--3 and 2;
Robins, 2 and 3; Owls, 1 and 4,
and .Canaries, '1 and 4.
Coiiffregatioual
Defeats Liberty
Congregational church's bas
ketball quint defeated the Lib
erty basketball team 3J.to 14 tn
a game played on the Liberty
floor .last night. Buck Smith,
Congregational forward, led scor
ing with 1 appoints. '
Congregational (3&) ( i4) Liberty
Humphreys 8. . .F.7 L. Summers
Smith 13 . ...F.. B. Summers
Newcomh ..... . C .... 4 Rowland
French 2 ...... O...... 3 Dasch
Hanson 6 ...... O ...... . Lewis
Substitutes; for Congregation
al. King 9.
Referee, DeCater. -
Buckaroos Drop
Sunday Contest
SPOKANE. Wash.. March 1.-
(JPr- The Portland Bucksroos
were the victims Sunda3rDt-t
third straight Pacific Coast nock
ev league victory by the Spokane
Clippers on the latter's ice. Score
was 3 to 2, Hutton and Moffat
doine the scoring for the cllp-
nirs-
Blyth and Bessler netted the
puck for the league leading
Buckaroos. . :
Gleeman I? Winner
LOS ANGELES, March WAV
Gleeman won the feature $1,500
At Malaikah temple handicap
mm fu' jl snecial Santa Anita
nrnmm todav which brought an
estimated, $40,000 for charity,
r Tin win an was second and
Fights
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Coming from far behind, Rosemont hit the $100,000 Santa Amlta
, handicap; "Jackpot" for his owner, William DuPont jr when he de
- feated Seabiscuit in an exciting stretch duel. In the above photo
Rosemont is No. 1, on the outside, with Seablscuit on the rail and
. nearly hidden by the charging Foxcatcher Farms' champion. In-
Dallas Wins Over
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llClTUCli: VytllliLCL
DALLAS. March 1. D wight
Adams' Dallas high Orangemen
nosed out Newberg high school
at Newberg last night to win, by
the score of 28 to 27. This "was
Dallas' final game in the Willam
t Valley. j league and cinched
fourth place for the Orangemen
u league standings.
The game was close throughout
and the score was tied several
alias led 9 to 7 at the end
of the firul. UuartThe teams
were tied at the half TSalL and
also at the end of the third a
ter 16-all. Dallas was without the
services of Captain I. Voth. Frank
ofNewberg led the scoring with
11 : points. Burelbach was high
man for : Dallas with 8 points.
In a preliminary game, Dallas
B team defeated the Newberg sec
onds 20 to 6 to win the B team
championship of the Willamette
Valley league. They lost only" one
game during the season
The lineup:
Dallas (28) ; (27) Newberg
Bennett 2 . . . . .F . .
. 3 Green
Burelbach 8 ... F ... .
Kroeker 2 . J . . C . . . .
Dcmbowski $ . . G . . .. .
Blanchard 6 ... G ... .
Substitutes: For
. . . . 3 Tate
8 Haworth
. 11 Frank
. . . . 1 Boss
Dallas. . E.
Voth 4; for Newberg, Yackey 1.
Referee: Lakefish.
s Will Meet
Another Contende
- WOODBURN. March 1. The
Bulldogs j of i Wood burn high will
play at Linfield college Thursday
night at 7:30 o'clock, when they
will meet the "A" representative
of Washington county which will
be either Beaverton or Tigard.
- The' game played .Friday night
at Chemawa which ended - a vic
tory for the-Woodburn team by a
score of 42-39was-4he 15th
straight victory for the BuTtdogs
It 'was also Woodburn's fourth
victory in the Marion county
championship race with a clear
slate of four wins and no losses.
'- Lineups for Friday game were:
Wood bum (42) (39) Chemawa
Whitmam 10 . . .F. . .14 Big Horn
Anon by 5 . .
Fvenden 10:
Edwards ; . . ;
Shawv17-i. .4.
J. Anderson !
. F 11 Archambeau
.G 4 Red Elk
.G. . . .9 Christian
.G. . . 2 Track
..S. . 2 Sanderville
Tom Drynan.
IVIinqr League to
Wind Up Tonight
Teams' of the city Y minor
league will complete their season
except for a possible playoff when
they meet on the Parrish floor at
S: 30 . tonight to make up the slate
of games postponed the week of
the big snow. -
' The Paper Mill, undefeated in
the second half, will meet Safeway
in the opening game at' 6:30
o'clock. Should 'the Paper Mill
quint win this game and another
postponed affair with Liberty it
will meet the U. S. Bank . team,
first, half! winner, in a two-out-of-three
playoff for. the minor divi
sion title; ! i
The Winiamette Cubs and Com
pany B will play at 7:30 and Lib
erty and the V. S. Bank at 8:30.
Third DiMaggio
Signs for Seals
SAN FRANCISCO. March 1-(-Domfnc
Dl Maggio. third and
youngest of the baseball Dl Mag
gios. signed a contract with the
San . Francisco Seals today , in a
ceremony which saw the bespec
tacled youth carted into the sta
dium -inia-wheelbarrow pushed
by his famous brother, Joe of the
New Yorfc-Yankees.
MODESTO. Calif. March l-(tP)
Manager Bill Meyer called the
roll on some thirty Oakland base
ball players today as spring
tjainlnf rot under way.
Turner Teams Both Turn
In Wins Over Jefferson
TURNER; March 1 Turner
high school boys defeated Jef
ferson boys) 21 to 16 at Jeffer
son Friday) night. The Tnrnef.
girls team was also winner, de
feating Jefferson 16 to 15.
Bulldog
Rosemont, Favorite, Collects
IrtdiaTiBrcom
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Crowd Turns Out But Financiers Had
Failed to Get Simon-Pure Passports
So No Game; Rubenstein's in Tourney
A FAIRLY good-sized crowd of basketball fans went out to
the Parrish gymnasium last riight to see a basketball
game between General Finance and Rubinstein's of
Eugene for the district A. A. U. title but there wasn't any
basketball game and as far as General Finance was concerned
there wasn't any title, -i
General Finance .was ruled in-o
eligible for the state A. A. U.
tourney when their application
blanks . (and fees, of course)
failed to come through on sched
ule and Rubinstein's was invited
by the Portland A. A. TJ. heads
to come to the tournament with
out bothering to play General Fi
nance. So no game was necessary.
Misunderstanding of the A. A.
U, arrangements, which Required
that all team members! be reg
istered with the A. A. U. iby noon
yesterday, caused General Fi
nance's predicamenClntending to
file their registrations it and
when they beat Rubinstein's, the
General Finance team had the im
pression that its fees were ac
ceptable any time up to the begin
ning of the Portland tournament.
Jfo Pointa Stretched
Reminded again Saturday
night by Commissioner Phil Bell
that their applications And 25
cent fees were due, not all the
team members could be found and
Manager Kenneth Potts decided
to wait until today, hoping that
the A. A. U. would stretch a point.
The A. A. U. would not stretch
-r 2 Years or
IDLENESS HAS OS
Of TO OUR.
MEOCS lAt
eitcs
IT IS obvious to anyone who has
even followed the current heavy
weight title mixup at a distance
that the motives behind the - side
tracking of Max Schmeling are
strictly mercenary. ?
It's elementary, my dear Watson.
Give a look: Champion Br addock
figures to get no more than 100 crs
at the most for risking his bauble
against the Dutchman, while he has
been guaranteed a cool half million
for the doubtful pleasure of a tint
tete-a-tete with the Brown Embal ov
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jsouummAi
PILOT IS TAKtA&A V "5-XZC SK WEiM.
we lows rGffrSk t iy: 7f 'K taks
FOR. STRICTLY WviJI f ' - MAX
BUSINESS REASOAJJ jujT WC
CtfsJoe tr M m ! "Vsjfc LOUIg.''
(rTXj BE LUCK TD
in Pfomam at
Santa Anita "Jackpot'
' Seabiccixifc
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dia. Broom finished third, to heat hi. stablemate, SpecUl Agent.
Speclal Agent finished fourth after
mile and one-quarter distance. Fifty thousand people turned out te
witness the classic. International
a point ana cnaries u. waiaer,
Portland A. A. U. head, phoned
Bell at noon yesterday and in
formed him that General Finance
might as well forget its game with
Rubinstein's since the Eugene
team would be invited to repre
sent the district in the tourna
ment.
Both General Finance and Bell
had gone to considerable expense
to make arrangements for district
elimination- contests.
Three Sett of Brothert
On Galea and Mill City
Town Basketball Team
GATES, March 1 The Gates
town team played a fsst game of
basketball with the Mill City
town' team on the Gates floor
Wednesday night defeating their
favorite rivals 36-31.
An interesting point was that
three sets of brothers ! played on
the teams and all members are
aiumm or tne Gates ana aiiu
City high schools.
Braddock's Boss Speaks
By BURNLEY-
er. Pot yourself in James la's place
which would you take?
. Jo Gould puts tha ease for Brad
dock, dearly and succinctly i
We ha vent made a dime on the
title sines Jim beat Baer," says Tel
uble Joseph. "Bad hands and tough
breaks hart kept Braddoek idle for
two years, and he has to drag down
a goodly guarantee to get oat of the
red. A champion has a certain
standard of living he most keep np,
and we're already trp to oar neck in
L O. U.'s and bills.
"I wouldn't be doing my part as
tha champ's - manager, continues
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leaon the race ror most of ine
illustrated News photo.
Shrock's, Valley
Motor Fives Win
l
Shroek's bowlers took two Irom
White's and Valley Motor pin
smashsrs two from Wilson's when
automotive league keglers took
over the Bowl-Mor alleys last
night.
Shrock rolled high game' with
23 S pins and high series of 687.
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Hartwall
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W.lck
Shrock
Cli
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Ii7S 161 144 480
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Sharker .-
176
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Otto J. Wilson
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Gould, "if I didn't look oat for his
financial, interests and see that ha
takes tha best offer. Jim doesn't
care who he fights he'd get In there
against the Navy and the Marines if
I told him to tomorrow.'"
The little manager finishes la as
optimistic vein: . . i. : .
"SchmeUng wont be left oot in
the cold. Well take care of tha
Dutchman after we polish off Louis.
Max will get his chance in Septem
ber." ' :-!! ' , ,. J
That's Goolr story, nd he's
stack on it. ! i I :
OwrncM. tllf. Sr KIM Tmtmm gjwAtat, W
F.Mo CL
Baer Wallioui
Nowlndicat
Blaxie Slay Go to Europe,
Cash in Instead of!
Meeting Pastor
v.
NEW.; YORK, March lAiJP)-
Max ' Baer probably will answer
Madison Sauare Garden's , threat
to lesral action if he doesn't
Bob Pastor March 19. by w
Was
op the gangplank Wednesday!
and
sailing to London for two f
gats
and around f 50,000.
That's the way the Baer-Gajrden
dispute shaped up today, asfng
however, only outward signs as a
gauge on what's going on inside.
John Reed Kllpatrick, president
of Madison Square Garden'cpfpbr-
atlon. a t a t e d emnhaticallv the
Garden Intends to "go the .limit '
to force Baer and his manager,
Ancil Hoffman, to live up to their I
nart of the contract to flrht the
man who staved 10 rounds iwlth
Joa Louis. . 1
It may be the Garden is glfcdl of
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mtw -""13.2"
come, perhaps, as a barometer) of
what to expect when tne eightniucKy u mere is room ien lor me
avenue corporations goes t. the 220 and 100 yard men to work
courts to nait Jim uraaaocx irom
meetinr Louis in Chicaco. I I
For . virtually the same reason
Baer's manager contends ha and
his heavyweight aren't under! con
tract to the Garden. Kllpatrick
claims they are.
Hopsters Win Six,
Y "1 P I ! .
Lose . 15 on Lourt
INDEPENDENCE" Mar. 3L
Statistics of the season's basket-1
ball games for the Independence
Hopsters show only six wins Out
I of 1 contests played in their) first
I year in the Willamette Valldyfla-1
I tj,rPholaatI learue. I
The games .played and sbqres
of the 137 season follow: iraiisi"1- ihu"miuu
Cltr 12.
Independence 30:! AI-
bShy 34. Independence 24: Philo
math 28. Independence 24: Philo
math 2, Independence 1; iMol-l
alia 19, Independence 22; qahby
8. Independence 26; Dallas! ill.
independence 25; west una iz.
Independence 14; woodbarfl f32.
Independence 20; Monmouth (23
Independence 18; Sllvertonj ;2I.
Independence IS; Newberg 2 1, fin
dependence 43; West Linnf
Independence 17; , Woodburd
3f. !
Independence 29; Silverton!
Independence 1 3 r Newberg!
46.
8.
27,
Independence 25: Monmouth
Independence 13; Molalla 2 si.
In-
dependence 19; Canby 22. Inde
pendence 44, and Dallas 19; tade-
pendence 14. 111
Linn and Hartman were! ithel
f high scorers for the season's ipiay.
Good Trapshootn
Marks Are Made
Each breaking 98 targets.! Ray
Glass of Eugene and Chet IReh
field of Portland walked off hrith
honors in-the 16-yard event of
the Salem Trapshooting . ciab's
registered shoot Sunday. tj
Closest to Glass and Rehfleld
in the 16-yard event were feehn
Wain, -C. G. Robertson. Eli E.
Troeh and. Q. A. McKay, all break
ing 96. i
M. C. Hendel and N. V. Semler.
both of Portland, and F. W. Bitt
ner. Toledo, tied at 4 6 in thalEO.
bird handicap. BIttner also broke
141 out of ISO to take the
Tad
Shelton trophy for high gun. Hen
del made a perfect score of 24 out
oi zi in tne doubles event.
a- . i r-i ff
rmtcn suiiennir
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Old Age Ailment!
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PULLMAN, March i. -P-"Butch,
aged Cougar mascot of
I Washington State college atftlet-
ic teams, was taaen to a nospitai
today, a sufferer from the! ail
ments of old age. I
Butch." named-after Rfatch
Meeker, noted Washington State
football quarterback, was bre-
sented to the indent bodyi by
Gov. Roland H. Hartley. fThe
cold winter . is believed to &ave
contributed to his illness. I
The veterinary prescribed a
diet of milk, eggs and cod Brer
oil. .
Dallas and Yi M.
Split Two Games
Teams from the Salem Y.M.C
A. and Dallas Junior high divid
ed games on the local floor Sat
urday morning. The ponies Iron
Z3-z, wane the' intermediates
lost 22-2S. Scores:
Ponies ( 23 ) Humphrey 2. . Lit-
wilier... Robins , Ireland 6. Brad-
shaw 7, Tocum' 2; Dallas 12)
Pinkerton, Hlebert. Boy ds ton.
Pints. Jones 2. 'f
Intermediates (22) Sanford C.
Barnlck 5. Hoffman 3. Stelhke
1. Tanaka 3, Law 4; Dallas (15)
Kroeker 4. Nlcol 8. Peters jll.
KHever, Klassen.
Indoor Champ Upset
NEW YORK.- March 1-JP-Ray
Palmer ' Jr. of New Tork city,
tnrned in a sensational 6-3, 9-7
apset victory over Gregory S.
Mangin, tha defending champion,
la the second round of the Ra
tional men's indoor tennis sin
gles ehampionahip at the seventh
regiment armory 'today.
j Perry Beats Vines j
i PORTLAND,.. March 1-(5 -Winning
in straight sets 6-3. 6-3.
Fred Perry, British' net star, took
a 13-to-12 lead over Ellsworth
Tinea here In their barnstorming
professional tennis series.
v 1
JIo Set
PAUL MAUSE-K
' .Hewer, Beresary ' adjuncts
to civilisation though they may
be, are unpleasant things at
best. and one sewer Is. going" to
make things, mighty unpleasant
'for the Saleii high track team
within a few weeks. It's the D
street storm sewer and the way
things are plotted now the. big
ditch trill be cut right arrosa
the middle of Salem high's
brand j new cinder track. Com
ing as it does right at the start
of track season it will make the
Kclemj track practically useless 1
for this season and only a great
amount of work will put it in
shape for next.
There's not much that can be
done about it. The sewer has tQ
go through. There's not much
point In having a sewer just end
oecause a cmaer patn nappensso
acrosa me ngni oi way. admi
would be too expensive to go
arouna, ney aent use to nulla
lowers in circles, anyway, so.
wnat with diggers and trucks and
ma worxing, vern Gllmore and
hf. tnrv tam win .. .av. fnl
i Vr Vk
track for this season. They'll be
Tr. f, tM- n? iU.
h
I
This will be quite blow to
Vena Gil more and Peg White
for they've been thinking the
sewer would just clip off an
end of their track and leave all
the rest untouched. But to ru
the sewer so it would, jnst
touch an end of the track would
put it too close to the new high
school and the school board has
tbIe wter
sewer j wandering around too
close to their new high school.
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The sewer will run straight
I across i uunger field , at a. point
even witn ine mam gate into tne
grounds, 'the gate next to the
grandstand. That mean's that at
least half of the track will be out
er crew is at work and for a long
time after they are gone. .
i To make the prospect eves
more sac WUUmette's track Is
la a pitiful shape, even more
pltifsd shape than nsnaL and
there is little hope that aay
thiag will be done abont it.
Construction work on the new
grandstand didn't help the Wil
lamette track any. Willamette
will fix its cinder path without
cinders sip as much as possible
and that's all.
Just; to add a bright noTTto this
gloomy discourse the gymnasium
In' the; new high school building
looks like it will be a honeyJ
There's plenty of room and much
seating capacity in the balcony.)
For once they found an architect
I who realized that the reason gym-j
is so that people sitting in them
can see the game on the floor be
low. You get a- clear view, of ev-
ery portion of the playing floor
from every seat in the house even
if! your feet do dangle from the
hignlyj elevated benches.
Tourney Entry at
j Stake, Silverton?
To Play Chemawa
Silverton and' Chemawa. even
up in their battle for a place in
the district basketball tourna
ment, will play on the Willamette
university floor at 8 o'clock to-i
I "tent.
it was announced last
night.
Chemawa tied up the series b
defeating Silverton 30 to 23 ati
Chemawa. It was a close game!
with (Jnemawa leadinr 11. to 7
at the lend of the first quarter bud
with fillnrtnn .IiimiI 1C t. 1 !
the half.
Chemawa (30) (23) Silvcrtoi
Archambeau, 10 F 4,. Cros
Red Elk C.6, Pettyjoh
BughornlS F 4. Jenkins!
TrackJS G i3. Snechti
Christian, 2. G.
6, Buschl
Referees, Allen
and. Weisger
Pruning Demonstration
At jRIoslier Farm Draws
j , Best Crowd of Season
l KING WOOD, March 1. The!
pruning demonstration by County!
Agent jW. C. Leth, long delayed by
weather conditions finally mater
ialised; in the D." H. Mosher orch
ard on Glenn Creek road. Thirty
five spectators were - present, a
number of whom were from Sa
lem high 'school agricultural
classes. - '
This Is said to hare been the
largest attendance at any of the
seven demonstrations held in Polk
county, ; . -
'! Bearers Co to Idaho :;
CORVALLIS. Ore.. March 1-(JP'
-Oregon State college Beaversj
will take on . the Idaho Vandals;
at Moscow Tuesday, with the "eel-
lar" championship of the north-l
ern division of the Pacific Coast
basketball conference at stake.
f NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given thst the'
onderaigned, by an order of the
County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for Marlon County, duly:
made And entered on the 30th day
of January. 193 7, was appointed
administrator of the Estate of
Martfnj $chrelber. Deceased. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same, duly -verified, as
required by law to .the under-;
signed! at the residence of Ray
L. Smith. 1895 Center Street. Sa-i
I em, Oregon,, attorney for said
estate.) on or before atz months
from the date of the first publi
cation ) of this notice.' said first
publication being made the 9th
day of February, 1937. .
WILLIAM SCHREIBER. Ad
ministrator., F. 9-16-23. M. 2-9.
Tonight-
Parent-Teachers
Studying Oregon
Fpur-H Awards Made at
Silver Cliff School
Organization .
VICTOR POINtT March 1.
The regular meeting of the Parent-Teachers
association was held
at the school' house Friday night .
with a : good attendance. This
meeting closed the 'membershiy
contest, with W. M. Tate's side
the winners The losing side,
captSined by , Mrs. Myra Fischer,
will furnish i an ice cream and
cake trea,t lor the winners.- -
, The program study of . Oregon
was book reviews as follows:
Early Oregon; Literature." Miss
Jeanne' Oederf; Soul of Amer
ica." Marvin i Darby; "Oregon
History." Millard Shelton; Ore
gon Musicians,'', Mrs. . Eugenia
Fisch er; L "Historical Tree i n
Oiegon." Wesley Darby. An ad
ditional program number was a"
tsp dance- by Marjorle Tate.
Silver- Cliff Unit Meets
Al toe meeiws. rriusy nisnw
of the Silver Cliff Parent-Teach-
era groap of which Mrs. Floyd
Fox - is - president, v plans were
made to give a benefit program
followed by dancing, at Silverton,
in the near future to raise funds
for. needed school equipment.' Ar
rangements will be In -charge of
Mrs. : Lela Murkey, Mrs. Verne
Losier and Mrs. Thelma Mulkey.
The program presented by
Mrs. Lela. Mnlkey included songs
and plays by the school; read-'
lngs by Mrs. Daphna Hunt. Doro
thy Brewer,' Barbara Lais, and
Jean Marie Mulkey; music, vio
lin and piano. Jim Mulkey and
Robert Gothberg; . and a song by
Barbara Lais. "
4-H Awards Made
- Mrs. Floyd Fox. club lead "re
presented certificates of achieW
ments and pins to 4-H clubs 'n
cooking end -handwork as fol
lows: - - : ; .
Three -year pins, Alice Char-
pilloz, Elaine, Qualey, Laurel
Krens; - two. year . certificates.
Frances Warnock. Betty Mulkey;
one year pins, Frances and Doro
thy Brewer, i Margaret Warnock
and Kathleen Mulkey. These girls
all attended the Victor Point and
Silver: Cliff schools last year and
all were members of the two
Clubs directed by Mrs. Fox: .
Failure to Make
Report Penalized
SILVERTON, March 1 Leon
Whitlock of Scotts Mills was fined
311.50 in Justice court here today
by Justice Alt O. Nelson on a
charge of failing to make a police
report oi an automooue accioent.
..- wmtinrc . van ininiTAfi in an
accident here Saturday night in
which Donald Jones, son of Percy
Jones, 619 North Fir street, suf
fered a leg' fracture, -cuts and
scratches, Donald is in the Silver
ton hospital. Whitlock stopped
and J gave assistance, it was re
ported, but failed to make an of
ficial reporter Constable Ed Amo
made the arrest.
West Stayton Woman
- Scalds Foot; McQellan - ;
Building on Two Lots
WEST STAYTON, March 1 .
Mrs. Chesterj Stewart Scalded her
foot severely! Saturday bight,-The
accident occurred as she wss pre
paring to mop the floor'
T. Y. McQlellan is building a
wood shed and garage on two of
his lots with the lumber salvaged
from the. old flax building that
collapsed in the heavy snow storm
In Jannarv.
Mr. and Jtrs. T. . Y. McClellan
were Sunday dinner guests at the.
1fmA nf thai, il.fi.fita. TLf vm f .
garet Martin at Aumsvllle.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
In the County Court of the State
of ' Oregon for the County of
Marion, j
In the Matter of the Estate of
. T. B. JONES. Deceased.
NOTICE Is- hereby given that
the final account of Ladd & Bush
Trust Company, executor of the
Estate of T. B. JONES, deceased,
has. been filed In the County
Court of Marlon County, "Oregon,
and that the 15th day of March.
1937. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock
A. M. at the Court House of saM
COunty. - has been appointed by
tha Court for hearing of objec
tions to said Final Account, st
which time any persons interested
In- said estate .may appear and
file. objections thereto in writing
and contest same. '
LADD BUSH TRUST COM,
PANYby. JOS. H. ALBERT,
Trust Officer. Exec h tor.
KEYES St PAGE. Attorneys for
Executor. 3 OS U. S. Natl. Bank
Bldg., Salem, Oregon:
' - F. 9t1C-23 M. 2-9.
1 ' -
' NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
. No. 9132
fa the County, Court of the State
,of Oregon for the County of
Marlon. -In
the. Matter of the Estate of
' J. B. PARKER. Deceased.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned administra
tor of the estate of J. B. Parker,
deceaeed, has filed .his first and
final account la tha matter and
court above entitled, and that
Friday March 12. 1937.' at the
hour of 10:09 o'clock A. M. or
said day has been . fixed as the
time, 'and the court room of the
court above i entitled, in Salem.
Oregon, the place of the hearing
of objections to said final account,
and the settlement thereof.
CHAS. T. -PARKER. Adminis
trator as Aforesaid. -
RIDGWAY. JOHNSON L KEN
DALL, 35S U. S. National Bank
Bldg.. . Portland." Oregon, Attor
neys for Administrator.
Date of First Publication: Feb.
Date of Last Publication: Mar.
9, 1937.-F. 9-11-23 VL.
Bubblesome third.