The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, August 24, 193S
PAGC TIIIlLi;
Local News Briefs
Pared Woman ' Identified The
young woman taken into custody
by sheriff's officers at Silrerton
Monday night was tentatively
Identified yesterday as Lean Hen
kle of Portland. Apparently suf
fering from a narcotic, she was
able only to tell her name, that
her family resided in Portland
and that she had been picking
hops near St. Paul, officers said.
She is about 20 years old. Sona
M. White, county probation offi
cer, arranged for her to be cared
for at a local hospital . pending
word from relatives.
For lowest rates on farm 'fire in
surance, see Wm. Rliven, 215 Ma
sonic Bldg. Ph. 7906. , , ,
Judge Wimbeply Assigned '
Chief Justice Henry L. , Bean of
the state supreme court Tuesday
assigned Circuit Judge Carl Wim
.berly of Douglas county "to sub
stitute for Judge R Frank -Peters
of" Washington county in the trial
of two cases starting neit- week.
Judge Peters was disqualified to
preside. at these trials. '
; : ; Obituary
Lamke :.
: In this city August 19, Henry
Lamke, aged 60 years, late resi
dent of Winchester. Husband of
Bertha .Lamke; father of Evelyn
and Robert Lamke of Winchester:
brother of Emanuel, Carl, August.
John, Fred and Albert Lamke. all
of Rapid City, S. D., Mrs.. Amelia
Barrett and Mrs. John Ebbenga
Of South Dakota. Funeral -announcements
later by the W. T.
Rigdon company. .- .
Downing -At
the residence, 245 -North
Church street, Latin Craig Dow
ning, aged 70 years. Wife of. Rob
ert E. Downing and mother of
Mrs. ' Benjamin- B. -Goodman of
Portland; sister of Robert Craig
of Salem, Mrs. A.. M.- Taylor; ot
Albany, Mrs. William Pennington
of Portland and Mrs. J.. T. Whit-
tig - of -Salem. Funeral services
will be held from the W. T. Rig
don company Wednesday, August
24 at . 3 p.m. Rev. Guy L. Drill
will officiate.
; Patterson
Mrs.' Emma Van Orsdol Patter
son, 72, at a local hospital Tues
day, Aug. 23. Late resident of
2210 Br.yman- avenue. Survived
by widower,' James T. Patterson
of Salem; children, Blaine Patter
son of Yelm, Wash., Flo Patterson
Koenig of Los Angeles, Winifred
Patterson Smith and J. Deane
Patterson, both Of Salem; sister,
Mrs. Walter Byers of Ollie, Iowa;
grandchildren, Mrs. Shirley, Pat
terson Hawkins of Ithaca, NY,
Mrs. Jean Patterson Wright of
Seattle, Misses June ' and Doris
Koenig of Los Angeles, Deane
Smith and Marshall Smith and
Tommy-Deane and j Bruce 'Patter
son of Salem; several nieces and
nephews also survive. ' Services
will be held from the Clough-Bart
rick chapel Wednesday,- Aug.? 24
at 10:30 a.m. with Dr. James E.
Milligan officiating. Interment in
Belcrest Memorial park.; ,"- , ;
-M-EMORIAL
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The modern ; trend" " is
more and more to indoor .
vault burial or cremation,
"the two better ways.?.' -
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Coming Events
1 August 22-27 Stale soft ball
tournament. 8 weft land field.
I Aug. 26 Missouri club.
246 H Commercial.
I Aug. 2A Annual Mebama
- homecoming.
I . August ? Descendants of
S. W. R. Jones, family reunion
at Chanipoeg.
1 Reroofing Jobs Two reroofing
Johs topped1 yesterday's building
permit issue, one to Hawkins &
Roberts to reroof a warehouse at
227 South Liberty at : a cost : of
$495, and tbe other to Straife &
Chase to reroof a garage at 368
North Commercial, $525. ' Other
permits were tot A. H. Moore, to
remodel a brick building at 235
North .High. $200; B. Hazelton, to
alter a garage at 1690 Berry. $15;
M. A; Saunders, to reroof a dwell
ing at 495 North 23d, $40. I
Dr. S.. A. Davis Bean will be in her
office Fri. a. m.
j Two Blottered C i t y officers
yesterday- arrested John - Clyde
Rose, Portland, and charged him
with operating a motor vehicle
without an - operator's ' perm.it.
Bepjamln Turner,, a negro, was
charged with drunkenness,
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Dancj tonight Crystal Gardens
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j Gallup Fine Remit ted-Gover-
aor Charles H. Martin .Tuesday re
mitted a fine of $25 imposed on
John Gallup in Jackson county
December 31, 1934, provided he
pay $4.50 costs. 7 fi a 1 1 u p was
charged with petty larceny.
Lutz rirst. 1274 N Lib. 9592
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I Movies for Lions A .. motion
picture program arranged by the
Union iOil company - will be pre
sented at .the Salem Lions club
luncheon at the Quelle Thursday
noon.' -"
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S Truth . Is Topic "The Truth
Way" is the topic for the Unity
study class meeting at the Marion
hotel Wednesday night. Miss Olive
Stevens is the leader. '.
Academy to Open Announce
ment is made that Sacred Heart
academy,: Salem, will open' for
grade and high school classes on
Monday, September 12. -
Births
! Pederson To Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore G. - Pederson, 1595
North Commercial, a daughter,
Patricia Anne, born August. 17 at
the Deaconess hospital. .
Burghart To , Mr. and Mrs.
Edward A. Burghart, Stayton. a
daughter, Maureen Diane, born
August 14 at the Deaconess hos
pital. -; -j
Reynold's To Mr. and Mrs. Ce
cil L. Reynolds, Mfc. Home, Idaho,
a daughter, Doris LaVonne, born
August 11 at the Deaconess hos
pital. .
! LaDou To Mr, and Mrs. Ha
rold LaDou, 545 Norway, a spn,
Joseph, born August 19 at the
Salem General hospital.
? Simpson To Mr. and Mrs.
Garon E. Simpson, West Salem,
a daughter, Muriel Marie, born
August 15 at the Deaconess hos
pital. . -' . . ... . ... i
i Sbinkle To Mr. and Mrs:
Frank Shinkle, Stayton; a daugh
ter, Nancy Lou, born August' 13
at tbe Deaconess hospital. -
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STATE STREET
Circuit Court
Has Busy
Eight Complaints, Swarm
" of Decrees Co Across
Desk of Clerk
Eight complaints and a grist of
decrees poured across the desk of
Circuit Court Clerk Harlan Judd
here yesterday, busiest, day in his
department in many weeks. The
complaints i Included two for di
vorce, two on notes and others on
city liens, state claims, mortgages
and real property matters. '
, Today Circuit Judge L. G. Lew
elling will hear the case of Eena
company vs. Walter Zosel and
others in department" two. Jury
trial of the suit of Lily Crawford
against Myrtle Templeton Is
scheduled to open Thursday be
fore Judge L. H. McMahan.
i I Circuit Court -
; Roland Hopper ' vs. r Lela Hop
per; " complaint for divorce based
on allegations of cruel and inhu
man treatment; couple married
May 26, 1915.; r ; ' -
State - industrial accident com
mission vs. Lester D. Smith: com
plaint for $35.58 in compensa
tion fees. ; -x
i C. W. Raber vs. E. E. Lane;
complaint for judgments of $666.-
90 and $50 on notes given Viola
Harrelson in 1932 and 1933 and
assigned . to. plaintiff; affidavit
for attachment. " "
Gladys M. Walin vs. Roy L.
Walin; complaint for $500 alleg
ed due on a note.
F. C. and MyTtle E. Hall vs.
Kenneth and Florence E. Bell and
Luanna G. Wood; complaint for
$350 Judgment and mortgage
foreclosure. ; . ; '.
A. J. Breneman vs. Vivian Bren-
eman; complaint for divorce and
decree setting real property aside
to plaintiff, based on allegation
defendant deserted him in March.
1932; couple married June-16.
1924; order for publication of
Summons. . - i r -
Salem Collectors, Inc., vs.
James H. McCourt, Jr.; et al; com
plaint to remove cloud and quiet
title to real property. :,
City of Salem vs. Tbelma N. and
C. R. Lindstrom; amended com
plaint, adding C. R.-Lindstrom as
defendant in action to foreclosure
$133.91 city lien.
; City . of Salem lien, foreclosure
decrees against defendants and In
sums as follow: . Carrie Brooks.
$123.33, dismissed as to Mans
field Brooks; Ida M. and John
Graber et al. $108; U. G. and Jane
Doe Longsworth, $155.47, $155.-
47; Olive M. Doak Bynon et al.
$197.26, $192.45. U
Massachusetts Bonding & In
surance company vs. Commercial
Credit company: demurrer .of de
fendants Harry Miller and Charles
L. Creasy to complaint.
Probate Court
R. C Parrent guardianship:
appraisal, $920.80, by . J. M.
Bones, Tom Webb and Forest E-
Bonehie. -
Margaret . Campbell guardian
ship; appraisal, $3132.55, includ
ing $9,00 Jn real .property, by
Wesley and Vernon Thompson
and Ernest Mott.
; Rachel Wilker estate; order for
hearing September 26 on final ac
count of Charles E. Pounder, ad
ministrator, showing $1003.66 re
ceived. $609.59' paid out and re
maining assets n of $394.07 cash
Dance - tonight Crystal - Gardens
Wall paper. Matbis. 178 S. ComT
Ask Marriage License Erich
Lamade, Salem, and Wanda M.
Nawrocki, Portland, hate applied
for a marriage license at Port
land i
Dutch Boy Paint. Matbis. 178 S.
Com'l. - ; ' : '. .
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Phone 6490
j "ANTI-CIIRIST"
Hear Rey. M. R. Tatman's
3Iessage on "Anti-Christ"
Tuesday, Aug. 30th
V 8 1. M. at ;
Emmanuel Full Gospel
Mission
State St., Salem, Ore.
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Spectators view TlvtBg corpse) Mela tyre smiles op at camera
Paying a dime apiece for the privilege of taking a peek at a "living
corpse", spectator crowd around the periscope through which they
can sight Lester G. Melntyr of Chicago. . Mclntyre was buried six
feet underground on Aug. 2 and Is out to break the world record
of 38 days, the longest any person la believed to have been entombed.
His hours are passed in listening to the radio and an electric fan
helps keep him cool during his days and nights underground. . .
and $3548 in mortgages.
Margaret, Clarence and Violet
Land wing guardianship; apprais
al. $1615.84, representing dis
tributee share in H. C. Landwing
estate, by D. C. LIttlepage, Sylria
Canoy and George Kirk;- order
for Elva Landwing, guardian, to
spend $20 a month for mainten
ance of each ward.
!.Ragnhilde C. Anderson; clos
ing order granted Clifford G. Rue,
executor.
Louis Kuenzl estate; order ap
proving first annual account . of
Harvey M. Kuenzl, guardian.
showing $522.50 received and
$72.50 paid out.
S. H. Van Trump estate; clos
ing order granted Jennie C. "Van
Trump, executrix; order holds
$784.53 In accrued Interest on se
curities .to be omitted from cor
pus of estate placed In trust.
Marie Meyer estate: appraisal.
$1624.12, by E. O. Stadter, jr..
Clara A. Heltzel and Maria Dare.
Georgiana Rand estate; petition
of Laura Rand Terril. . daughter,
for appointment of C. T. Terril as
administrator of $1500 personal
property estate.
Mary F. Gregoire estate; notice
of Ladd & Bush Trust company,
administrator, of hearing at 10
a. m. September 1 on its petitions
to lease 458-acre "home place"
and 235 -acre "Ferschweiler
place" to Octavia Gross for one
year at $900 and to rent 135-acre
"Victor Point place" to Paul Ja
quet for one year at $250.
, A. J. Flint, sr., and Viola Flint
estates; orders authorizing Clif
ford Harold, administrator, to re
lease half-interests in $650 mort
gage of Robert F. and. Mary Haz
zard Budrow for reason property
covered is not worth sum of mort
gage, liens and taxes.1
Adele Roth estate; order di
recting William. Roth, adminis
trator, to distribute $4788.24 in
cash as follows: $2394.15 to Wil
liam Roth, $266.01 each to Ida
Herr, Alice Smith, Alma Leisy,
Bertha Leisy, Hulda Elfstrom.
W. A., John, Ernest and Henry
Roth; provision also made, for
transfer of interests in mortgages
totaling $6000.
Cornelia Lansing estate; order
for hearing September 21 on final
account of Edith Ray, executrix,
showing $2738.52 received and
$132.25 paid out. . , ....
Charles S. Huddleston estate;
order appointing a sister, Edith F.
Sasse,- as executrix of $6000 real
and $1600, personal property es
tate and naming Charles McKin
ley. William W. Hill and Marie
Von E s c h e n appraisers; will
leaves $6000 mortgage of Andrew
Andresen to a brother, Allen Hud
dleston, a house and lot in Salem
to a sister, Mrs. Rene Scott of
Medical Lake, $500 to a stepson.
Leland Brown, and $200 to a
friend, Ada Emmett.
Marriage Licenses
Robert K. Wood, 20, laborer,
and Esther Nightingale, 19,
housekeeper, both of Stayton.
' Henry Beard, legal, rancher,
and Vernlce Lawson, legal, house
keeper, both of Detroit.
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F O R
ARBUCKLE &
The Call Board
HOLLYWOOD -
Today F a m 1 1 y night,
, two features, "Romance in
th Dark," with John Boles
an 1 Gladys Swarthout' and
"Sttte Police" with John
King and Constance Moore.
. Friday--'Outslde Paradise"
with Phil Kegai' and Penny
. ' Singleton.' and Bob Steele
"Ridin the Lone Trail."
STATE
Today Clark Gable, Myrna
Loy and Spncer Tracy in
"Test Pilot."
Friday Eastern vaudeTille,
four acts and on the screen
"Luck of Roaring Camp"
by Bret Harte.
GRAND
Today "Alexander's Rag
time Band" by Irving Ber
lin, with Tyrone Power, Al
ice Faye, Don Ameche,
Ja;k Haley.
Saturday Jane Withers In
"Keep Smiling."
EL6IXORE
Today "The Crowd Roars"
with Marveen O'Sullivan
plus latest "March of Time."
Thursday Harold Lloyd In
"Professor Beware" and
"Ccme on Leathernecks"
with Richard Cromwell.
CAPITOL
Today "T enth Avenue
Kid" with Bruce Cabot and.
George O'Brien in "Painted
Desert."
: William Brinkley. 27, salesman,
route six, and Dorothy Rose Kre
c h t e r. 22, - stenographer, 156
South Church street, both 'of Sa
lem. . r'
George W. Quick, legal. Insur
ance underwriter, Mulrskirk, Md.,
and Lulu R. Walton, legal, home
economist. 1105 Leslie street, Sa
lem. Justice Court . .
Raymond E. Corbett; pleaded
not . guilty ' to drunken driving
charge and posted .$250 bail for
freedom pending trial; date to be
set later. . - .
H. W. Burrell; $100 bail posted
pending entry of plea August 31
to charge of drawing bank check
without, sufficient funds.- . -
Egbert Allen Pruitt; - pleaded
guilty, case continued to August
29 for sentence, operating vehicle
without clearance, lights. :
Tom Oliver Morris; trial on
drunken driving charge begun,
continued to 10 a. m. Thursday
for additional defense witnesses.
- Claytcn Catton; $1 fine, no op
erator's license. ,
Donald V. Morris, 15; certified
to juvenile court, charge of driv
ing without operator's license.
Docketed for today: non-jury
trial at 10 a. m. for Al Lucas,
charged with assault and battery
cn George W. McCoy; prelimin
ary hearing for Harold Peterson
at 10:30 a. m. on charge of non
support; jury trial at 2 p. m. for
Clarence L. Gosser, charged witn
drunken driving.
KlffiM
KING'S
Underground
4."
urn
Building Movies
Will Be Screened
FIIA Film to Be . Shown
to Selected Group in
Salem Friday
. . Announcement of the showing
of a recently produced sound mo
tion picture film entitled "Today
We Build." was made today by
Jamieson Parker, state director of
the federal housing administra
tion for Oregon.
The film will be shown to a
group of business men and wom
en, Including officials of the city
of Salem, mortgage lenders, real
tors, lumbermen, contractors and
others directly interested In the.
home building program at the
auditorium of the chamber of
commerce at 8 p.m. Friday, Aug
ust 26. . ,
Portland Lands Film
s The film is strictly educational
and deals with a 45-minute -discussion
and showing of the hous
ing problems and conditions
which confront all sections of the
United States, as well as some of
the European countries today.
Considerable time and energy has
been spent in producing the film,
and it Is declared, by those who
witnessed the preview several
days ago In Portland, to be one of
the most constructive films of its
type yet' produced.
. Also appearing on the program
will be speakers prominently iden
tified end associated with the city
government and the building
trades industry.
Silverton, Albany
WPA Grants Made
Four more Oregon grants have
been approved by President Roo
sevelt, according to a telegram
received by Representative James
W. Mott here Tuesday.'
These Included $61,300 for an
equipment building at Albany,
$18,000 for an addition to the
f Milwaukie high school, $68,850
for" the Silverton high school.
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OVER!
Today and Tomorrow
HIT AFTER HIT!
They'll Play the -
GTATE
Coming
'-Marco Polo"
"Yellow
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"Kentucky
Moonshine
"Tom -Sawyer"
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,4S Comrades
CLARK MYRNA SPENCER
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Matinee I
Evening
15g
Drink Measure
Argument Filed
1 k. .
onents of Initiative
ear Bill May Renew
Bootlegging Evil
Argument for publication In
e measures' pamphlet opposing
tl initiative measure - providing
th$ all intoxicating liquors, In
cluding beer, shall be dispensed
in btate liquor stores, was filed In
the 'state department here Tues
day. Particular objection was voiced
to that provision of the initiative
bill which would make it unlaw
ful t to establish a state liquor
store within a half mile of a
school or church. The negative
argument alleged that this provi
sion would wipe out most of the
existing state . liquor stores , and
make it impossible to. establish
new' 'ones...--"- ':.'r'".
' Another provision of the Initia
tive bill making the state liquor
commission responsible for dam
ages -for. tbe sale of liquor to persons-without
a liquor permit or
other Ylolations of law was at
tacked in the argument. It . was
contended that this provision was
unfair and unreasonable and
would weaken the Oregon liquor
setttp. :. . v '.. , ' '
Fear Bootlegging Revival ',
I Charge also was made that
passage of the 'inlatlve measure
would revive bootlegging and re
duce the liquor receipts to such
an extent that there would be no
funds for old age assistance.
The negative argument was
filed by the Law and Temperance
League of Oregon, of which Wal
ter P. Fell, Eugene, is president.
The original Initiative measure
was filed b. tbe .Ant! Liquor
League of Oregon, through Hay
ward H. Johnson. . "
. The time for filing negative
arguments, expires today. .
The measures pamphlet will be
printed and circulated prior to the
November election.'
August Gas Taxes
Near Record High
' Oregon's gross gasoline Jtax
levied during July was the third
highest monthly total In the
state's history. Secretary of State
Snell reported Tuesday.
The July figure of $1,142,
118.35, representing the sale of
23,000,000 gallons of gasoline.
$9495 for "municipal improve
ments at Albany, and $27,351 for
the Dallas high school. ,
Thrilling
Record
Breaking
Crowds
Days vt4 iuuiij:
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With LARAINE JOHNSON RAY WHITLEY
This Picture Is in the $250,000 Quiz Contest
PLUS HIT NO. 2
BRUCE CABOT - BEVERLY ROBERTS in
"TENTH AVENUE KID"
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STARTS TOMORROW
This is one of the f250,000
Movie Quiz Pictures ,
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TIMES - SKK IT THIS PICTURK IS IMPOltTtNT
TODAY IX THE 8250.000 MOVIE QUIZ CXJXTi:ST
was exceeded only by collection
during July and August last year.
Gasoline sales for the first set
en months of 1938 hart brought
tbe state a record breaking
$6.324. 293.20 in taxes, Sntll
said.
Fair Biggest, Best,
Spitzbart Claims
Manager Says all Display
Space Already Taken
' for big Event
An Oregon state fair, "bigger
and better than ever before," Is
scheduled for September 5 to 11,
Leo Spitbart. its manager, re
minded members of the Salem Kl
wanis club at their 1 irn c h e o n
Tuesday noon.
In assuring tbe Klwanlans that
the fair was a guaranty suc
cess. Spltibart mentioned that all
available commercial display
space had already been taken,
with some firms, doubling th
space they had rented in previous
years.
Spltibart mentioned that total
attendance last year was 117,001
and the gross receipts $140,000
, of which at least half mas spent
In the sal em trade area,
j Les litte's negro dance bamt
; will be a special attraction this
year at the tree dances eacn signi.
Musical programs are being ar
ranged for each day by tbe state
federation of music clubs. It la
planned to offer a minimum of
entertainment In the forenoons,,
co that attention may be concen
trated on the exhibits end Judg
ing events, with a maximum of
entertainment in the afternoon
and evening.
Multnomah GOP
Schedule Picnic
The Multnomah chapter,' Ore
gon Republican club, will hold a
basket supper picnic in Laurel
hurst park Wednesday, August
31, between the hours of 5:34
and 8:30 p. m. -
Chairman of the day Is Itay
Carr. The program will feature
republican candidates. Miss Hose
Colombl, noted soprano, and the
drum corps of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars will furnish the
music.
The general public Is Invited.
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