iThe OREGON STATESMAN, Salem,; Oregon, Sunday Morning; July 18, 193T
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Local N
ews
To Buy Derrick Manager Cuv
ler Van Patten or the city water
department -ana Frank Koehler,;
engineer In charge of the depart
ment and : Prank Koehler, engi
neer In charge ot the department'
WfA projects, expect to go- "to
Portland some time this" week to
purchase a portable derrick to he
nsed in unloading cast iron pipe
along the route of the new 12th
street trunk main, A pipe trailer
which -has been In use by the
American Concrete & Steel Pipe
company here also will be bought
at cost ot 14 00. Approximately
two blocks o trench for the 12th
street main had been dug yester
day. " . - . . - . " ' '
Dress clearance, $2.35 to $14.95,
were S 6.9 5 to 129.50 Fn.hWiotta
Operation Cost Cut A S79G6.5I
reduction In operating expenses
will be shown this year over 1936
by - the Salem water department.
Manager Cuyler Van Patten re
ported yesterday. Operating ex
penses last year totaled $73,-
ual.oz. Daring the first six
mofiths of 1937 they amounted to
$33,584.51; Van Patten estimate
they will aggregate $31,500 dur
ing the last ball of the year. The
extensive meter testing program
started . last year has been fin
ished bringing a resulting drop in
the operation expense account.
This week only. 10 discount on
all; foundation garments. Howard
Corset Shop, 131 N. High. 1
To Show Film The film "How.
To! Give Oregon Babies the Right
Start", will be shown at the next
meeting of the Gervaia mothers'
class which will be held Tuesday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock at theffer-
vals high school. These classes
are being sponsored by the Mar
lon county department of health.
AH Interested in the care of ba
bies and mothers are invited to
attend.
Hat clearance, $1, $1.98, $2.98.
Fashionette.
. .Would haul logs The county
court yesterday received applica
tions for permits to haul logs from
William A. Frank, for the Ablqun
road; Lloyd Dovenport and A. R
Mayea, for the same road, and L.
E. Bierce, for the North Santiam
highway between Whitewater and
GrayBtone.
Lutx florist, 1276 N. Lib. Ph 9592
Mrs. Hair Dies Mrs. J. B. Hair,
Portland. sister:ln-law of Mrs. M
C. Findley of : Salem - and well
known here, passed away in Port
land Friday according to a mes
sage received yesterday.
Obituaries
i Birkentaaner
Mrs. Julia L. Birkenhauer
(Grandma Carmieal).' 93, passed
away at the home of her daugh
ter, 120 Academy. -Survived by
two .daughters. Mrs. Lula Mc
Laughlin and Mrs. Irene Carmieal,
both of Salem; one son, Theodore
It. Birkenhauer of St. Louis, Mo.,
and eight grandchildren, includ
ing Miss Maurine Carmieal, Sa
lem; and Fred .W. Carmieal, Port
land. Three great grandchildren
also survive. Funeral services will
be held from the chapel of Clough-
Barrick company Tuesday, July
20, at 1:30 p. m. Interment at
Belcrest MemoripJ park.
' i '- Stripling
Miss Hulda Stripling, at the
residence, route three, July 16,
at the age of 49 years. Survived
by four sisters. Mrs. Julia Mincb,
Salem; Mrs. Edna McRae, Stay
ton; Mrs. Lillian Schnink, Red
mond; Mrs. Matilda Wacken, Sa
lem; and one brother, Emil Strip
ling, Salem. Services will be held
at the Clough-Barrick chapel,
Monday,' July 19, at 3 p. m. Inter
ment at .the City View cemetery.
Myers4
Mrs. Clara Myers, at the home
of; her daughter, Mrs. Bertha
Blair of Portland, July 16, at the
age of 81 years. Survived by the
following children: Frank G. My
ers, Oliver J. Myers and Maybl
Brown, all of Salem, O. V. Myers
of Medford, ! Mrs. Bertha Blair of
Portland, Mrs. Beulah Hulden of
Arlington, and Mrs. Effie Blower
of Los Angeles. Funeral services
will be held Monday, July 19. at
10:30 a. m., at the W.-T. Rigdon
chapel. . j
Knopf
Custav Knopf, in this city, July
17. at-the age of 63 years. Sur
vived by three sisters. Malvina
Koch, Oklahoma City, Okla., Jnl-
da Knopf, Cordell. Okla., and Mrs.
Bertha Kepi, Regina Sask., Can.;
two brothers Albert Knopf, Cor
dell. Okla.. and Fned Knopf, Was
cd, Calif.; and one neice, Mrs.
Reuben F. Roys, Seaside; and an
aunt, Mrs. 1 1da Mundt,' Salem,
Memorial services at the Walker
Howell funeral home (formerly
the Salem mortuary) 545 No. Cap
Ital. Tuesday, July 20, at 2:30 p.
bu with concluding services at Ja
son Lee cemetery.
. Tlo Harnnnrt
! James Calvin De Harpport, in
this city July 16, at the age of 54
years. Survived by widow, Mrs.
Edith De Harpport; daughter.
Manr Louella De Harpport; sons.
Francis of Salem and Floyd of
Portland; sister, Mrs. Catherine
Ditty of Seattle; brother. Wilbert
of Minneapolis; grandchildren,
Marie and Dale, both of Salem
Services will be held from the
Clough-Barrick chapel Tuesday,
July 20. at 10 a. m. ur. james
E Milligan will officiate. Inter
tnent Cityvlew cemetery. ;
FLOWERS
OLSON, Florist
Court & High Phone 7166
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CASTLB PERM. WAVERS
Brief
Schoolmen to Meet The ninth
annual county school; superln ten-
nonro si s n v r ti 1 . i .
July is and -20 to discuss prob-
.ems pertinent to educaUonal pro-
EreSS Itl Ilrocrnn t h a. .. , l .. - - I
tional department has announced.
A large number of resorts will be
considered at the conference
which will be held under the Joint I
auspices of the state educational I
department and the county school (
supenntendents' association. Mrs. I
Beatrice Williams ot Curry coun-1
ty is president. I
Herbert ostlind will be glad . to I
meet an former customers at his I
old location.
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"xier apeaaer 'looav Dr.
oruce . easier, winamette uni-I
versity president, will speak this
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the sec-
uuu oi mis summers sencs of
wjuson para open air 'meetings. I
Tk. O -1 - .. ... I
v. 7 v conci1 wlu naTe
charge of the meeting and John
m cdbouci me music, i
singers who wish to appear with
the choir will meet at the Y.M.C.
A. at 2:30 o'clock immediately
preceding the meeting, :
for the chain store, initiative tax
measure has been completed by
Attorney General I. H. Winkle.
The preliminary petition was filed
by Harold E. Carlson, represent
ing the Portland Independent
Merchants association, and other
merchants of Portland and Salem.
The proposed tax . ranges from
si lor one store to $750 for all
stores In excess of 50.
Bids wanted on sidewalk con
struction by Salem Water Com
mission, uet specifications at
water office. Jly 17-18-20-22-25.
Tank Painted Green Green
paint was being applied yesterday
lo.me steel iramework support
ing the city water department's
new 100,000 gallon tank at the
crown of Fairmount hill. The tank
itself has been coated with alum
inum paint to minimize heating
of the water by the sun. The sup
porting structure will be of
light, pastel green color.
Clinics ScheduIed--Included In
the Marlon county health depart
ment schedule for the next week
is a milk handlers' clinic Monday I
afternoon, a clinic for school chil- I
dren Wednesday afternoon, and a
pre-school clinic Thursday fore-
noon. The weekly Immunization J
session is set for Saturday morn-1
mil from 8:30 until 10:30 o'clock. I
First mortgage bonds to Vield 5 to
6 on Salem business and Indus-1 to pay.off the note despite bank
trial property. $500.00 denomina- ruptcy proceedings; waiver of
tions. interest semi annually,
nawxins & Koberts, Inc. Ph.4 108.
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y JrTI 5 issued
T",,. Ly w"e 188uea yes"
j . xi. uiuver, aner a
uiie oiuiv dwelling at 1343 South I
Commercial costing 150, and to
.oju.uuu xuoior company, alter
an automobile wash rack at 350-2
North High, costing
$150.
Picnic Date Set The-Pennsvl-
vania club picnic date is August
i at tne fairgrounds in Salem.
All former Pennsylvanlans and
friends are invited to attend the
outing, bringing their luncheons.
Coffee will be provided and a spe
cial program will be given.
Re-Roof Now Elfstrom, eS$0.
Prowler Vanishes! Police an
swering a call that prowlers were
at a service station! at 12th ana
Hlnes streets Friday; night, found
pane of glass broken in the
building, but no person on the
premises and nothing inside the
piace molested.
Yew Park Club Meets Th
Yew Park Townsend club will
meet Monday nieht at 7?ao
ociock in the hall at 1455 Oak
Street. There will be Installation
or officers and other business.
me public Is invited.
First mortgage bonds to yield 5 to
6 on Salem business and Indus-
trial property. $500.00 denomina-
tlons. Interest semi annually
nawKins &.Koberts, Inc. Ph.4108.
Recklessness Charged William
H. Burrell, 500 North 20th. w
arrested Friday night by Patrol-
man Litchfield on charges of i - eck -
less driving. He was released on
$10 bail. James L. Shepherd is on
the police blotter for violation of
the basic traffic rule.
Mrs. Savage Convalescina
Mrs. W. N. Savage, 1433 State
street, who was injured in a fall
several weeks ago, Is Improving
and aoie to receive vlsitors.-
v ti. ; t
M;nr::.vr; ..sTr8, !l
WZZ:; Z. ZCr,-::: ",V",K.C.Z
the basic rule, and - having no
Driver s license.
Club No. 12 Plans Sonnet
Townsend club No. 12 will enjoy
a ciub supper at Ollnger field
Tuesday night at 6:30 o'clock.
Inter - Insurance
Meeting Monday
George C. Jewett. vice president
and sales manager of the Farm-
Dr. Chan Lam
CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
Natural remedies
for disorders of liv
er, stomach, glands, '
skin, and urinary
system of men and
women. Remedies
for constipation.
asthma. arthritis,
sugar diabetia and
rbenmatUm. .
20 years In busi
ness. Nataropathle
pnjsirians. 883 U Court St.
Corner Liberty. Of
flee open Saturdays
and Tnesdays only.
10 A. M. to 1 P. M
O P. 1L to ?. Con
sultatioa - Blood
pressor and nrine
n-wi. n.. m w ww wt
H.D. charge. : ,
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Sheriff Sells
Diamond
Formality Is Required, to
Hear Record. Estate of
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Paul Johnson
Sheriff A. C. Burk and I his
deputies have sold .many plsces
of land and numerous automo-
"Ues under foreclosure or sxecn
Uon oraen but yesterday they
had a new article to dispose or, a
I 1400 diamond ring. Mrs. Faul
Johnson, who claimed the ring
as hers and not that of the G. W.
(Johnson company estate, was the
purchaser. The record shows i sat
uf. . - At
execution in the sum of $400. The
BOit she brought to secare the
ring was considered largely a
matter of clearing probate j rec-
ords as to Its ownership.
Jury trials will be resumed In
circuit court tMa W6ek with Jndge
j. q. L-wellinsr nresidicr OTer
cases in which Jqdge McMahan
has disqualified. Monday he is
scheduled to sit in the case -of
Griffin vs. McCaffery, Tuesday In
that of Poulin vs. Portland i Gas
& Coke company and Friday In
that of Riggl vs. Lord.
Tuesday also will be motion
day in Judge Lewelling's depart
ment. ' .
Circuit Court
Sarah J. Boeder vs. Arvel F.
Reeder; suit for divorce, custody
of three minor children and: $30
a month for their support; cruel
and inhuman treatment alleged;
couple married In Montana In
1926.
Charity Bernlce Byeney vs.
William McKlnley Byerley; suit
for divorce, $250 lump sum ali
mony and restoration of plain
tiff's former name, Charity Ber
nlce Blodgett; cruel and inhu
man treatment alleged; couple
married September 13, 1936, at
Vancouver, Wash. i
J. F. Davis vs. Vivian Davis;
suit for divorce and custody of
three minor children; cruel, and
Inhuman treatment alleged; j cou
ple married at Kelso, Wash., In
1925. (
Peter Nairn ) vs. Anna Nairn;
demurrer to complaint; affidavit
f prejudice filed against Judge
Lewelling by Otto rauins. j
Olive P. Hyatt vs. Phillip
Eiker; defense reply brief In
which defendant asserts plaintiff
has elected to stand on original
note at issue and therefore i may
nnt t1v n an allpireri rimmta
bankruptcy held against public
policy. J
Executions sent back from
sheriff's office without returns;
Charles K. Spaulding Logging
company vs. O. E. Whitney; Cred
. tj., ., t r-j
Curry; Loretta Bell vs. Kenneth
Bell.
Bernice Nelson vs. V. M.'. De-
Coster: return on attachment
showing real property seized.
Sheriff s certificates of sale un
der foreclosure; . Frances O'Neill
vs. Ladd & Bush Trust company
et al, property sold for 34,
096.83; Union Central Life vs
Alvin J. Perkins et al, property
sold for $25,172.24.
Bertha Klett et al vs. Bertha
Eckerlen et al; report of sale by
Sheriff A. C. Burk as referee
showing half ot Commercial street
building formerly occupied by
Bishop's sold for $20,000, ione-
half each to Otto Klett and
Ber-
tha Klett.
Probate Court
George Willard Hug estate; ap
praisal, $1191.97, by Henry
Compton, John Farrar and p. G.
Drager. . j
Albert N. Moores estate; order
granting Ralph D. Moores, execu
tor, additional $400 fee and his
attorneys an extra $100. I
Margaret A. Putnam estate;
estate closed and G. P. Putnam,
administrator, discharged, t
Christian F. Gretzingers es-
tate; estate closed and Aldo-
B 1 u m e, administratrix, ;d 1 s-
v t ' ,
i ueorge uisorow cstaic, xiaci
1 Disbrow named administratrix of
3250 estate; Louis Bechtel, J. W.
Brasher and Donald - Allport
1 named appraisers,
George P. Powers estate; Phil
ander Powers, executor, author
ized to repair certain premises.
disburse funds and cancel a mort
gage given by B. F. and Qllne
Powers. I
Harold B. Millard guardian-
ers Automobile inter-insurance
Exchange, will be in Salem from
Los Angeles Monday to conduct a
meeting of representatives, of the
organization, accbrding to E. D.
S. Sayler of Portland, state mana
ger, will accompany Mr. Jewett.
Jewett was active in cooper
ative wheat ; selling In Washing
ton state and was head of the
Spokane branch of the federal
lan,d bank ' before entering the
field ot cooperative insurance;
A Return
Ticket
to Health !
That Important slip of pa
per your doctor's prescrip
tion is a return ticket to
health. , !
When you hare it filled you
want to be confident that
it Is filled with absolute ac
curacy . . . that the prescrip
tion Is compounded of fresh,
pure drugs . . . just as your
doctor orders. - - . I
Schaefer's!
. Drug Store
135 N. Commercial
Phones 5197-7023
Intricate Gadgets Test Drivers
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Wllliaa Hammond, head of Oregon
takes the action test which gnages
This and other equipment will be
at the Chamber of Commerce Monday, u
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One of the most popular tests in the AAA driver project is the dis
' tance jndgment test. Those being examined are required to line up
the toy automobiles by pulling a
The field of vision test gauges how
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proaching object. One of the teste in the series sponsored by the
Oregon State Motor association in cooperation with the secretary
or state.
ship estate; citation for hearing
July 30 to show cause why 1 60
alleged due state board of control.
Marriage Licenses
Arthur Chambers, legal, sales
man, and Bertha Nelson, legal,
housekeeper, both ot Albany.
Justice Court
J." H. Cummings; granted 24
hours In which to enter plea to
n.s.f. check charge; $160 bail not
furnished.
Benjamin Roberts and Joseph
Lamb; pleas of guilty to charges
of operating motor vehicle with
out having a license; Roberts'
case continued to July 24, Lamb a
to July 26; released on own recog
nizance.
- Municipal Court
Sam Swallow, drunken driving,
$100 fine, committed to jail to
serve it out; one year's probation,
one year's revocation of driver's
license.
Cliff D. Barber, permitting un
licensed person to operate his
motor vehicle, $10 fine, 30-day
jail sentence suspended.
William H. Burrell. reckless
driving charges. : $10 ball for
feited.
Roy Thornton, drunk, $10 fine,
committed to jail to serve it out.
James L. Shepherd, violation
basic rule charge,' $5 ball for
feited.
AUTOMOBILE
second to none.
Necessary insurance, coverage may be placed with
an insurance agent of your choice. .
By dealing with Ladd and Bush you also establish a
valuable bank credit standing, which may be very use
ful to you in the future. ,; .
See Ladd and Bush to finance the purchase of your
next new automobile, or used one, not over three years
old. . . , ' v .
LADD AND BUSH, Bankers
Salem, Oregon s " ; '
" Uember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' -
State operators' license bureau.
driver's ability to act quickly.
nsed In a drivers safety school
string. ;
far on each side you can see ap
J. Lee Honeymoon
Centennial Noted
The centennial of the honey
moon trip to the Oregon coast
of Rev, Jason Lee and bride
and Cyrus Shepard' and bride
from "Willamette ralley will- be
celebrated with vesper services
at Norcrest, near the mouth of
Salmon river southwest of Otis
on August 29; Prof. R. M. Gatke
of Salepn is a member of the
committee planning the event.
The speaker for the occasion
will be President Bruce R. Bax
ter of Willamette university. The
time of the service is three
o'clock.
The wedding of Cyrus Shepard
culminated In the surprise wed
ding of Jason Lee and Anna
Pitman on July 16, 1837. They
traveled Indian trails down Sal
mon river to the ocean where
they passed their honeymoon.
The centennial of the trip is to
be celebrated with this vesper
Service. A leader in organizing
it Is the Rev. Mr. "Williams, pas
tor of the new community
church at ielscott. ' .
i; Finance your next
automobile purchase
through Ladd and
Bush, your only local,;
home-owned bank, be
cause here this is done
at the lowest possible
cost to you. . , ,
', i Ladd and Bush have
a complete special de
partment for the, han
dling of automobile
loans and give service
Drama Groups to !
Resent Playlets
Three Age Divisions Takei
Part in Program Set y
Friday Afternoon . f
Three drama srouna at the'
Ollnger playgroud, u n d e r the
direction of Mrs. Ramona Reas-
oner, have been working on sev
eral plays the past few weeks,
which they expect to present
there before the public next Frl-
cay aiternooa. There will be
three one-act plays written by
Constance D'Arcy MacKay, pop
ular antnor or children's plays.
Group I is comprised of chil
dren from 5 to 8 years and
have been playing make-believe
games and "acting out" nursery
and fairy stories. Friday they
they will present several simple
dialogues and group readings. A
iantasue pantomine picturing -a
contest between Mistress rain
with her rain drops and the
Sun and sunbeams, will be .the
children s own lntepretation of
this event in Weatherland.
Fairies to Appear
Boys and girls from 9 to 12
years are in Group II, which will
present two fairy playlets. These
are stories with woodland set
tings. The Elf Child portrays
the straggle of an elf, who longs
to be a human child, to gain a
soul,, so she may have a home
with a mother's love. The Goose-
ehrd and the Goblin has a touch
of comedy and tragedy combined
for the discontented little goose-
herd, who, luckily, had three
wishes granted by the goblin.
The Forest Spring is a playlet
of Italian origin, which will be
presented by the older group of
young people is the Ollnger
playground drama club: Sage
philosophy and quaint folk lore
unite to make it a truly delight
ful play.
The work of these children
deserves the encouragement of
a fine attendance next Friday
afternoon for an hour or two,
the east end of Ollnger play
park will be converted into a
natural outdoor stage and ampi
theatre for these events.
Tests of Drivers
Due Here Monday
Monday the Oregon State Mo
tor association will present a
safety school for the benefit of
Salem motor car drivers inter
ested in avoiding accidents. The
AAA ear and trailer containing
numerous pieces of equipment
for testing will draw up at the
Salem chamber of commerce.
The work will be done In the
chamber of commerce auditori
um. Cooperating with the motor
association is the license division
of the secretary of state's office.
The service is free to the public.
Silverton Boy Is
Winner of Award
Fred West, 13, of Silverton,
received honorable mention In
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Coming Events
Jaly 18 All-State Okla.
ho ma picnic, . state ' fair
grounds. '
July 18 Union picnic at
Hazel Green park..
July 18 Coos connty pic
nic, Champoeg park.
Jnly 18 Evergreen pic
nlc, Silverton park
- July 18 Uickey home
coming and community club
picnic, Paradise Island.
July 20 County W. C. T.
U. annual picnic, Prescott
residence, 1064 Oak street.
July 25 All-Eagles pic
nic. Hazel Green park. '
July 25 Catholic day
celebration at Champoeg
park. .: . "
-l August 1 Annaal Orch
ard Heights picnic at Lather
Stoat farm, Mehama.
Aug. j 1 Tennessee state
picnic, Silverton city park.
Aug. 1 Carolina picnic,
Bryant park,' Albany.
Ang. 8 Annual Nebras
ka picnic. Fairgrounds
grove, basket luncheon, cof
fee provided.
August 13-14 Mt, Ansel
flax festival.
the Junior, division of the Fisher
Body Craftsman's guild model
car design competition in Ore
gon, according to word received
here Saturday. Walter Brown,
Jr., 19, of Molalla, won honor
able mention in the senior divi
sion. ; .
Announcement of the awards
was made I by Lester Humphreys,
assistant to the mayor ot Port
land, in whose office the Judg
ing has been in progress since
the close of the competition
July 9. With 14 awards in each
state, more than $3,000 in cash
Is being distributed. In this re
gion, besides the convention trips
offered the sectional winners.
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Turkey Producers
Convene Tliursd
ay
A meeting of all turkey raisers
and persons interested In the
production of turkeys will be
held at Hazel Green park, 5
miles northeast of Salem, Thurs
day, July -.22, starting at 11
o'clock with a picnic lunch at
noon, according to County Agent
Marry ju Kicnes.
A brief program' has been ar
ranged, including discussions by
H.,P. GritTin, .field manager of
the Northwestern Turkey Grow
ers, on market problems; J. C.
Leedy, speaking on advertising
and the turkey outlook; and a
representative from , the poultry
department at Oregon State col
lege will be at the meeting. ,.,
Each family Is to b r 1 n g a
luncheon for the picnic dinner
Mrs. g. H. Coyle is chairman ol
the luncheon committee. -
All persons interested la the
turkey industry are urged to attend.-
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