Tht ; OREGON STATESMAN, Salens Oregon, Tuesday Morning:, October 1, 1933
PAGE FIVE
Local News
Two To Iluild Building per
mits lor new homes were written
yesterday for Wendell Gilbert, to
erect a l-stoy dwelling and ga
rage at 1815 North 20th, $3135.
and to Carl Chandler, to erect a
one-story dwelling and garage at
196 North 23d, f 100. Other per
mits were to: Edward Browning,
to repair a dwelling at 396 South
19th, 1150; August Meyers, to
erjct a private garage at 1085
North 15th. $45; E. M. Hunter, to
erect i a private garage at 23S0
Broadway. 50; P. Steinbock, to
erect a fence at 245 Bellevue,
$30; Mrs. E. A. Gardner, to alter
and repair a dwelling and shed at
1644 North Liberty. $35; John
Koenig. tf alter a dwelling at
1835 South Church, $450; Hilda
A. Roberts, to reroof a dwelling
and garage at 1280 North 18th
$100.
Miss Gleeson. Spencer corsetiere,
215 S. Winter, Tel. 7677 or 6317.
Chief Hntton Return- C 1 t y
Fire Chief Back Hutton was back
on duty yesterday after a vacation
trip, on which he attended the
State Firemen's association con
vention in Pendleton and the Pa
cific Coast Firemen's association
convention iii Salt Lake City.
Chief Hntton said both conven
tions tad larger attendance than
ever before, and that 1 'h offered
more constructive programs.
Stress, according to Hutton. was
put on fire prevention instead of
fire fighting. Hntton . was named
president of the state association
for the coming year, and will pre
. side at the convention in Portland
next summer.
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Clb 8' Meets Tonight George
Steinka, Townsend club No. 3
president, reminds members of
the new membership contest be
ing held between the men and
women and urges old members
also to renew their own member
ships as required each year. The
club will hold its weekly meeting
tonight at 8 o'clock at the Court.
street Christian church, to which
the public is invited. ;
Tooth Loses Finder Charles
Zander, 16, 971 South 2 2d street,
lost the index finger of his right
hand, and the third finger was so
badly mutilated It may have to
be removed, in a wood saw upon
which he was working yesterday
near the penitentiary four cor
ners. He was treated by city first
aid car officers and removed to
the Sakm General hospital.
Judges at Blachly Harry L.
Riches, Marion county agent, was
at Blachly Saturday to judge live
stock at the combined grange and
community fair at Blachly, in the
Triangle Lake . district in Lane
county. Riches says the fair ex
hibits were excellent, with great
Interest evident in the 4-H divi
sion.) -
Basement Fire Fire, presum
ably j starting when a chimney
burned out, took hold .In a rub
bish ! pile in the basement of an
apartment house at 191 South
Church yesterday, but prompt
action by the city fire department
curtailed loss. Smoke did some
damage upstairs but flames were
confined to the basement.
Superior to Visit Mother M.
Frances Xavler o f Marylhurst,
provincial superior of the Sisters
'of the Holy Names is expected
here today on a visit to Sacred
Heart academy. Both the acad
emy and the St. Vincent de Paul
school plan receptions during this
week to honor the superior.
Lutx Florist, 1276 N. Lib. 9592.
Miss Hah Miller, expert corsetiere
from Artist Model, will be with
Miller's Department store all day
today and tomorrow to give ex
pert advice on how to obtain the
greatest satisfaction from founda
tion garments.
Martins At ErposUion Gover
nor Charles H. Martin and Mrs.
Martin will spend today attend-
lDg the Pacific International Live
stock exposition as guests of the
; management. The governor and
Mrs. Martin will attend the horse
show and rodeo tonight.
Obitnary
Schumann
Christian Schumann, at the res
idence, 4S5 South Commercial
street, September 27. Survived by
brother, Edmund Carl of Oakland,
Calif.; three sisters, Emma Love
joy and Augusta Hormel, both of
Oakland, and Henrietta Brooks of
Huntington Beach, Calif. Services
will be held from the chapel of
the Clough-Barrlck c o m p a n y
Tuesday, October 4, at 10:30 a. m.
Concluding services at Mt. Crest
Abbey mausoleum.
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Briefs
Y Open: Houses Start The first
of a four; weeks series of YMCA
open house programs will be held
next Saturday night, at which
time the Y will be thrown open
to Leslie boys. The program will
be under the auspices of the Les
lie Hi-Y chapter,Ith Lloyd Glrod
and Gurnee Flesber directing.
Gymnasium contests, swimming
races, a j ping-pong tournament,
etc., will be on the program. Far
rish boys, will be entertained the
following; week, October 15, four
of the city grade schools on Oc
tober 22,: and the remaining four
October 29.
Madsen's Don uts best in town. . '
Schoolboys Examined The
Marionv county department of
health gave a complete physical
examination to 75 boys at the sen
ior high school Monday. Miss Be
atrice Turtle was the nurse In
charge. Fifteen boys were found
to be entirely free from defects.
Fifty-six were immunized against
diphtheria and 63 vaccinated
against smallpox. Major defects
found were removal of tonsils and I
dental attention. Tnirty-six need
ed their tonsils removed and 22
bad teeth cavities. No malnutri
tion was found.
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Postof rice Receipt Septem
ber receipts for the Salem post-
offlce totaled $23,039.56, which Is
under the same period last year
and brought the postal report here
for the first quarter or tne nscai I
year to $74,154.73. Of the three I
months, July, August and septemr 1
ber, the August receipts were the
highest and reached $29,219.18.
An exceptionally large report Is In
prospect : for October, due to the
large amount of election mall an
ticipated in addition to the reg
ular business.
Insurance Pays Mrs. Carrie
Hockspeier of route 1, Jefferson,
has received a draft for $64.28
in payment of a claim under a $1
Statesman policy with the North
American Accident Insurance
company, resulting from an auto
mobile accident July 27. She was
incapacitated until September 10.
Many such payments have been
received by Statesman subscribers
who hold these policies.
Hill to Show Films Dr. David
B. Hill, a member, will provide
the entertainment for the Salem
Kiwanis club at its luncheon to
day, showing, several reels of mo
tion pictures. These will include.
In addition to some of the scenic
pictures In color which Dr. Hill
has made, the new talking pic
tures which he has .made, said to
be the first "talkies" made di
rectly on 16-millimeter film.
Forgery Arrest Upon a re-
quest by aaieviue, nans., aumon-
ties, where he is wanted lor es- I
caping jail and forgery, urvme
Nelson Stanbrough was arrested
in West Salem Sunday by state
police. Sheriff A. C. Burk's office
reports Stanbrough is also wanted
in Portland for alleged forgery
ard the prisoner would be turned
over to Portland authorities. -
Registration Rush Neri
Voter registrations are on the In-
crease at the county ciera s omce
but the usual last minute rusn
has not yet developed, xne regis- l
tration books wm close aiuraay
nieht and hot be opened until
after the November 8 election.
Kiwanis Election" Soon The
Salem Kiwanis club will elect of-
fleers and 'directors at its meet-
ing November 1. The nominating
committee consists of I. M.
Doughton. Rev. Robert Hutchin
son, Dr. Charles Wobd and R. S.
Sears. ;
Hess i Women. Meet The wom
en s division oi ine Aictrion
County! Hess-for-Governor club
will hold its next meeting Wednes
day night. October 5' in the Brey-
man building, following a Joint
meeting with the men's Hess-for-Governor
club..'
Hovers Enjoy Coast County
Clerk and Mrs. U. G. Boyer re
turned ! to Salem over the week
end from a two weeks vacation
SDent at Rockaway. Boyer eaid
the weather was exceptionally
pleasant.
Unity Meeting "Chapter 4,
Lessons in Truth" is the topic for
study in the Unity class, meeting
in the Marine dining room of the
Marion hotel Wednesday night.
Olive Stevens is the leader.
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McDanlels Released Wesley
McDanlels was released from the
county Jail on $750 undertaking
tnr hall yesterday. He faces a
charge of obtaining money by
false pretenses.
Births
ltllev To Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Riley, 541 Mill, a son, James Wal-
ter. jr born SeptemDer .
Haraar To Mr. and airs, vir-
sril MJ Harnar. Rt. 6 faaiem, a
daughter, Bonnie Joy, born Sep
tember 2L
Squire To Mr. and Mrs. cnar
lev Sou Ires. Rt. 4 Salem, a son.
Paul Richard, born September 17
Carlisle To Mr. and Mrs Roy
. Carlisle. Rt. 4 Salem, daughter.
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Tbelma
Ronelle, born Septem-
her fi
Haurienas To Mr. and Mrs.
Jules A. Van Haudenas, zs mc-
Nary, ! a daughter, Marilyn Ellia-
betb, born September z at xne
Sal em' General hospital. - :
! Webb To Mr. ana Mrs. raeu
E. Webb. 2J0 North 18th. a
daughter, Judith Mary, born Sep -
tern ber 30 at the " Bungalow Ma-
ternltv home. "
Wilson To Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur McKlnley, Wilson. Rt. 3 sa-
im. iod. horn Sentember iz.
Hadson To Mr. and Mrs. Alva
LeRoy Hudson, Rt. 5 Salem, a
son, Alra LeRoyr J'-i born Sep
fpmhflf 17. j
Heeger To Mr. and Mrs. Albert
T- seezer. Brooks, a oiusawr,
Joan Ilene, born September 18.
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COLDS,
Fever and
Headaches
LUald. Tb1tti
Sftlv. Soil Vroft
da t Cold
Try "Stt-UMUa
Wndrfl
Bartges
Plea
Is not Guilty
Alan Who 'Was Extradited
From Wyoming Jailed
in Lieu of $1200 j
Warren E. Bartges, jr., pleaded
Innocent In Justice court yesterday
to the charge of larceny by bailee
on which he -was returned from
Wyoming Sunday by Deputy Sher
iff B. Q. Honeycut. , He was re
turned to jail in lieu of $1200 ball
pending preliminary hearing at 10
a.m. Thursday. .-,: f r A -
Merlin Pflaum signed the com
plaint, alleging Bartges took
A a . a tt A
motor iruca vaiuea ai eiav. t
Usual motion day proceedings
will not be held In department two
of circuit court today. It was an
nounced yesterday Circuit Judge
L. G. Le welling was on vacation
and would not return here until
November 1.
Circuit Court '
Merchants Credit Bureau, Inc.,
vs. w. j. ana Nora s. iseuens;
complaint for $275 alleged due on
note, for sums of $2 and 5.50 for
goods purchased and $30 . attor
ney fee. . : j
Liquidators vs. Stanley I.
Riches; satisfaction of judgment
in sum of $1982.93.
Anna Doerfler vs. M. E. Mosh-
er; complaint for possession of
real property, $1000 damages and
$100 alleged u n.p a I d on rent
agreement.
Paul B. Edmundson vs. Edythe
c. Meyer Edmundson; motion for
default. ;
Probata Court j
Agnes Eckhout guardianship;
oath and bond of Selina Becker,
guardian. j
Pauline J. Harris guardianship;
closing order granted Clarence H.
Harris, guardian.
Charles K. Spauldlng estate; or
der for Lorah O. Spauldlng, exec
utrix, to sell personal property.
Marriage Licenses ;
Sherman L. Blume, 33, truck
driver, and Nellie G. Parker, 28,
housekeeper, both of 517 North
Capitol street, Salem. ;
Harlan R. Scott, 22, paper com
pany employe, and Mae O. Par
sons. 25, linen mill employe, both
of 941 South Liberty street, Sa
lem.
Lee Ainsworth, 20, laborer, and
Lois Young, 18, housekeeper, both
of Sllverton.
Peter Koenig, legal, . retired.
Sterling, Colo., and Clara Woqds,
legal, housekeeper, Salem. : -
Byron E. Jackson, 21,; sales
man, and Roberta. V. Frye, ;21,
beauty operator, both of Salem.
: Justice Court
Vernon A. SDrouse vs. Clarehce
r. Shrock :iurv trial of suit for
$90.67 restitution of money paid
on car purchased under allegedly
fraudulent conditions set for 1J30
D.m. today
Lester Leroy Vicker; $10 fine
uot paid, drunk on highway; com
mitment issued.
,Dwlght Vernon Hanson; $5 fine,
violation of basic. rule, driving at
rate of 70 miles per hour.
Edward Wentworth; pleaded
ferullty to disorderly e o n d u c t
charge; 60-day Jail sentence aus-
pended ; on recommendation j of
deputy district attorney and six
months probation period set up
Municipal Court i
C. O. Perrlne, hit-and-run driv
ing charged; dismissed on motion
of city attorney.
Elliott S. Johnson, failed to
stop; forfeited $2.50 bail.
Laura Longnecker, drunk; for-
felted $10 ball.
Carl W. Bryan, drunk; fined
$10, committed to serve out fine.
George Martin, drunk; 10 days
in jail suspended.
Herman Kroeplin, drunk; six
months in jail suspended to one
year's prqbatlon.
Delbcrt Maxiield, no drivers li
cense; fined $5.
Jim Mitchell, drunk; six months
in jail suspended to leave town on
one year's probation. i
Bail collected on overtime park
ing tags, $23.
Improve Howard Street A Tes-
olution asking for the grading
and graveling of Howard : street
from 14th to 19th streets was
adopted last night by the city
council. i
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Sewer Remedy Wanted Hick
ory and North Front street resi
dents asked the city council last
night to remedy sewer conditions
in that district.
No Parking Desired Residents
on iB and .Norm 14th streets
asked : the city council ; to take
measures to keep those streets
free of parking from students' and
Instructors from $ a. m. to 4 p. m.
Want Alley Opened The coun
cil gave to the street committee
a request from residents to open
the 30-foot alley between 22d and
23d streets. ;
Street Lights Street lights at
23d and Claude and 24th j and
Claude streets were okehed by the
city council. j
TatV lidW
JJf fading
Loading Zones Okehed Pri-
zones ; at 285 j and
Chemeketa street were sanc
tioned last night by the city
council.' j . ;,..-
Speaker at Halsey James E.
Monroe, scout executive, was the
Knegt speaker at the Halsey cham
I ber of commerce meeting last
i njght,
J Hollywood Meeting Tonight
j The Hollywood community j club
I will meet at the Argo hotel to-
night at :30 p. m.
FALL Wallpaper
Special Prices on Close-Oats
Picture Framing! ;;
Mrs. Presnall ta Charge
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PAINT 0 ROOFING
1 178 S. Com'l. ! rtu 4642
Loud Speakers
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Although Czechoslovakia la without a coastline, she has what might
be termed a "navy, a amalL but powerful, group of patrol boats
that guard the River Elbe, the country only outlet to the sea.
There also Is a small stretch of the Danube river. Here la a gun
turret and twin muzzles of an anti-aircraft battery on one of the
patrol boats. :
Coming Events
October S Stata Gramge coa
ference at Silvertom HUls
grange hall.
.Oct. 8 Gardeners Ronndnp,
Salem Heights commanity ball
all day.
Oct. 18 Dr. Charles J.
Stauffacher speaks at First 1B
church, 70 p. m.
October 17 Elbert Kast
man speech, chamber f tom
merce lnncbeoa.
Sophomores Hosts
To AHS Freshmen
Classes and Girls League
Elects Officers for
new School Year
AUMSVILLE The sophomore
class of the local high school was
host at a reception Thursday
night for the freshman class In
the high school gymnasium. Vari
ous stunts featured the evening's
entertainment and the freshman
students were required to come
garbed in clothing worn back
ward. Classes have elected these offi
cers: Freshmen, president,' Mary
Schluender; vice-president, Mill
ard Campbell; secretaary-treas-urer,
Richard Gray; sergeant-at-arms,
James Bethel.
Seniors: President, Vera Half
mann; vice-president, Robert
Phelan; secretary-treasurer," Car
vel Gibson.
Oakey Heads Juniors
Juniors: President, Vonne Oak
ey; vice-president, Mary Butler;
secretary-treasurer, Lena An
drews.' Sophomores: President, Ken
neth Wllkenson; vice-president,
Verna Lewis; secretary-treasurer,
Neota Schafer.
Girls league: President, Carvel
Gibson; vice-president, Virginia
Dalley; secretary-treasurer, Leona
Palmer.
Paradine Doughty
Dies at Monmouth
MONMOUTH Miss Paradine
Doughty, 76, died early Monday
at her home here. She was born
In 1862 and was the daughter of
pioneer parents. She lived in Mon
mouth most of her life and was
engaged in dressmaking for many
years.
Miss Doughty la survived by
one brother, jonn uougniy oi
Monmouth, nephew, Paul Dough
ty. "Monmouth and several other
nieces and nephews. She was a
member of the Christian church
where funeral , services will be
held Wednesday at 2 p. m. with
Rev. W. A. Elklns officiating. She
will be buried in the family plot
at Monmouth.
Ask Bridge Lights The city
council referred a petition ask
ing for light posts and lamps to
be constructed on the South Lib
erty street bridge to the commit
tee on lights.
Let Fire Hose Rids The bids
of Doughton Hardware Co. and
Pohle-Staver, each In amount of
1.25 per foot for 250 feet of 2
inch fire hose were accepted by
the city council.
Stop Sign PetlUon A petition
from, surrounding residents, for
a stop sign on 14th street at
Marion, was referred to the
special traffic committee, by the
city council. j
Club Nc. ia Meets Townsend
club No. 12 will meet tonight at
7:30 o'clock in Wesley hall. E. M.
Hammer is president, i
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liver, kidney, stomach, fas. con- ,
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Chinese Herb Co.
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practlc la Cnina.
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On the Record
By DOROTHY THOMPSON
(Continued from page 4)
maintain
trayaL
Itself by further
be-
"Peace." said Splnoxa. "is vir
tue caused by strength of spirit,'
This la not peace without vic
tory, for the victory goes to Mr.
Hitler.
.This la peace without virtue.
Therefore it is not peace but
the Initiation of a terrific world
crisis.
Copyright. 1938, N-Y Trib. Inc.
7 Moose Lodges
Will Visit Local
visiting Moose and women
from the chapters of the Moose
will be visitors Tuesday with Sa
lem Lodge No. 144, when Past
Dictator O. W. Emmons of Salem
lodge will report on his recent vis
It to Mooseheart. Large delega
tions will be present from Port
land. Rainier. Hillsboro. Tilla
mook, Albany, Corvallis and Eu
gene. The women's drill team from
Corvallis chapter will, stage an
exhibition drill. This team was
the prize winner three years
straight at the annual state con
ventions. Capt. Clark will put on
a drill with his Portland lodge
team which has won fame, all
over the country daring the past
20 years. Charles P. Poole, past
grand master of the Odd Fellows
and past president of the Oregon
State Moose association, : will
speak on the work at Mooseheart.
The Woodmen have given the use
of their large lodge room in Fra-
ternsl temple for this meeting.
Salem is to be host to the 1939
state -Moose convention and the
lodges all over the state are Inter
ested In Salem lodge, youngest
lodge In the state.
Campbell Is Salesman
SILVERTON George B. Camp
bell, recently from Nebraska, has
joined the sales force at the
Clarke-Shephwrd Motors company.
At present Mr. and Mrs. Camp
bell are living at Woodburn but
will more to Silverton later.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(Probate No. 9938)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned was on the
26th day of August. 1938. duly
appointed Administrator of the
estate of Georgians Rand, de
ceased, and all persons having
claims against. said estate are
hereby notified to present such
claims with necessary vouchers
attached to the undersigned at
460 North1 Commercial Street,
Salem, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereor.
C. T. Terril.
Administrator of the es
tate of Georglana Rand,
deceased.
Dated and first published Sep
tember 20, 1938. S 20-27 O 4-11-
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Fascism Forum
Due Wednesday
First of 10 Discussions
Set in Series, Taking
World Subjects
Salem people will have an op
portunity to hear and participate
In discussions on fascism Wed
nesday sight when the ' opening
meeting of a series of 10 under a
public forum -program will be held
in the old Salem high school audi
torium at 7:45 p. m.
The public forum program Is
being sponsored .. by the' Salem
school board, the Portland forum
center and the US office of edu
cation headed by Dr. J. W. Stu-
debaker.
'Dr. Schaefer Speaker
Dr. Marvin Scbaefer, professor ;
of sociology, College of ? Puget
Sound, has selected "P ticiim
Laughs at the W rid" as the topic
for the first of the sessions here.
He will also l.ad the second and
third bi-weekly forums on sub
jects that may deal with coopera
tives, American views of the Eu
ropean situation, crime, pacifism
or relief. I
The forum program Is Intended
to give the public an opportunity
to hear men lnfor d on public
problems and trained In forum
leadership and to enter Into the
discussions. Dr. Schaefer served In
1131-32 on the president's unem
ployment committee, In 1935 on
the Washington state planning
commission's survey of the state
and from 1935-37 as chairman of
the commission on certification of
social workers. He has taught at
the University of Washington and
those of Peiplng and Nanking,
China.
Many Speakers Coming
Later speakers in the series
will be Dr. Baskln Wright, pro
fessor of political science, t Univer
sity of Alabama, from November
14 to January 21, and Dr. Hubert
Phillips, Fresno State Teachers
college, from January .21 to
March 1. i
Admission to the forum meet
ings is' free. j
School Principal
To Leave Liberty
LIBERTY Vera Davis, prin
cipal of the Liberty school, ten
dered his resignation Ito the
school board Friday. He has re
ceived word that he passed civil
service examination this bummer
and received an appointment to
a position with the federal bureau
of Investigation in Washington.
U. C.
He expects to leave for WTash
ington a week from Monday. He
has been here one year, j
Names Make News
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Laura Longnecker forfeited $10
bail In municipal court yesterday
on a charge of being drunk.
Nina Sharpnack was arrested
by city police for making a re
verse turn, with her can In the
center of a block. 1
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at 7:SO o'clock at the First
Congregational church. ,
Church Secretary
To Speak Tonight
Dr. Warren H. Denison, assist
ant secretary of the general con
ference of Congregational church
es with headquarters In New York
City, will speak tonight at 7:30
o'clock at the First Congregation
al church on "Making the Every
Member Canvass a Joy .7
Dr. Denis n's talk tonight will
be primarily for officials and lay
men of the churches. He came to
Salem yesterday for the annual of
the East Willamette association.
for which he was one of the main
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YMCA Plan Group
Schedules. Activity
Thirty-two Committeemen
Take Part in Drawing
Fall Program .
First-annual planning confer;
ence of the Salem YMCA physi
cal department was held ' at Sil
ver Creek Falls recreational en
campment Saturday and Sunday
with 32 committeemen ' and staff
members taking active parts In
outlining the fall and winter
activities. , r .' f
Holding ."a ' general meeting
first. under, the - . direction of
YMCA Physical Director Fred
Smith,- committees were then
formed for the various activities
to be considered, these later "re
porting back Into a second gen
eral eonvention. .!
The badminton : committee
asked for a division Into an A
and B . league ; to care - for two
ability groups; organization of
a swimming team for boys be
tween. 12 and 14 years was rec
ommended: a business men's ac
tivity promotion committee or-
ganized; a 12-team church bas
ketball league recommended; the
boys classes committee advised
sponsoring of special events, and
tecommended formation of ath
letic teams for outside competi
tion in the high school and jun
ior highs. v
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First Lot Lumber
Taken From Kilns
Drying Unifs ' Repaired
lo Mark Another Step
at Spaulding Mill
Another step in the reopening
of the Charles K. Spaulding Log
ging company sawmill here was
completed" yesterday when the
first lot of lumber was removed
from the reconditioned dry! kilns.
Work on the kilns, whose roofs
had sagged badly during the
plant's seven-year shutdown, was
started September-6, the day th
mill resumed a commercial oper
ations under the management of
Ralph. Martin, vice-president of
the company. " ; !
Two Planers Operating
Two of the fourplaners includ
ed in the reconstruction plan are
now running and the third soon
will be ready for use. The fourth.
to turn out finished timbers, will
be located between the sawmill
and the dry kilns and put into op
eration in the near future. I
To supplement the supply of
logs rafted down the river, the
company has put in a truck dump
at the downstream end of the mill
yards. Until the recent rains
slowed down logging operations,
50,000 feet of logs a day were be
ing brought in : by motor truck
from the com pany's holdings
above Dallas.
Committee Named
To Study Grazing
Governor Charles H. M a r 1 1 n
Monday appointed a committee of
five persons to conduct a Study of
the grazing land situation la west
ern Oregon, -with a view of mak
ing these lands more valuable to
the state as a whole. . . j
Appointment of the committee
followed a meeting here last week
at which officials of 10 counties
complained that large tracts of
land now classified as timber were
more valuable for grazing.
The committee is composed of
E. B. Tanner, Portland, represent
ing the state board of forestry;
J. R Frum, Portland, represent
ing Umber owners; Albert H.
Powers, representing grazing land
owners; Judge Earl B. Day, Jack
son county, and Judge Guy Boy
ington, Clatsop county, j
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBYj GIVEN'
That JOHN CHRISTIE has been
appointed Administrator) of the
estate of HARRIET E-1 CHRIS
TIE, deceased, by- the! County
Court of Marion County, Ore
gon. All persons" having claims
against said estate are required
to present same with! Proper
vouchers, within six months of
the date of the first publication
of this notice to creditors, to
the Administrator at the office
of the County Clerk. Court House,
Salem. Oregon.
Dated and first published Sep
tember 6, 1938. i
Date of last publication, - Oc
tober 4, 1938. j
JOHN CHRISTIE, Adminis
trator of the estate of
HARRIET E. . CHRISTIE,
deceased. s
HERBERT W. LOMBARD
Attorney for Estate S -13-20-zT
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