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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1938)
1 Th ' OREGON STATESMAN, Sd 1933 PAGE THIRTEEN Alaska Governor Lauds Mgtanuska Troy Tells Interviewers Project so Successful More Planned SEATTLE, Oct. 27-p)-Ala's-ka's territorial - governor, John Troy, Juneau newspaper publish er, told Seattle interviewers today the; Matanuska federal farm col ony la so successful more'colonl- zatton projects are-contemplated. "There Was 8 o m e trouble a first," lie sald "because some of i the - people ; weren't adapted to such means of earning their livelihood. "" Eat the unfit have been eliminated, and I have been informed those : remaining are capable of making their . way without farther help from the government. "They're talking about similar colonies to take care of some of . 1. - 1 T- , J. . out of work In the copper mines." He said the fishing season, "as usual, turned out far better than was expected," and the gold min- "& otvvi ia AiijpxuYiug, al though the territory's largest cop per mine has been exhausted. Accompanied j by his daughter, Mrs. Robert W. Bender, the gov ernor will visit his slater, Mrs. Seymour,, at Long Beach. Calif., and return to Juneau for Christ Sound Navy Yard Lauded at Seattle BREMERTON, Oct. 27-(JP) The Puget ' Sound navy yard is one of Washington's most im portant industries and its scope should be increased, Walter Wil liams, president of the Seattle chamber of commerce, told a Nary Day banquet tonight. Williams spoke briefly ( ex tending Seattle's greetings to the navy yard and declaring the yard benefits not only Seattle and Bremerton but the entire state. The principal speech was de livered by Capt. Claude A. Bon villian. industrial manager of the yard, who painted an encourag ing picture of the yard's future. He said . there now were 750 more men employed than at the low point reached about 10 months ago, and he predicted there would be 4,500 men em ployed by next year under the new naval construction program. Among other speakers who talked briefly were Dr. John C. Siegle mayor of Tacom-. Classroom Stars Given Rousing Cheers at OSC CORVALLIS, Oct. 27-(TV-The classroom stars got a cheer rival ing those given football aces to day at Oregon State. Students . wne earned A grades received sir lusty "rahs" at th all-college convocation when Phi Kappa Phi, national scholastic society, presented certificates to 03 sopohmores for superior scol arshlp during their freshman year. . New Czech Government H&ads is i 5 r s i i r 'yf ri ; .V- 1 Jozef Tlsq, Jan Syrovy and Fraatisek Chvalkovsky New Czechoslovakia government heads are pictured. They are, left to right, Jozef Tiso, premier of the newly-formed Slovak govern ment; Premier-General Jan Syrovy, and Foreign Minister Frantisek Chvalkovsky. , Negro I Executed In Gas Chamber JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 28- (Friday)-(p)-Granville Allen, a 28-year-old negro, was executed in Missouri's lethal gas chamber early today for the 193 6 slaying apartment burglary in Kansas of Howard i Preston during an City. Allen, seventh victim of the "tank" which became Missouri's means of capital punishment last March, entered the chamber four minutes after midnight. The gas was released at 12:08 a. m., and he was pronounced dead three and a half minutes later. I ncendiary Fires' Blaze In Umpqua National Wood ROSEBURG. Oct. 27-;P)-The fire demon ; took an unsolicited curtain call in the south Umpqua district Wednesday. Twelve in cendiary fires, fanned by a 35 mile wind, swept over 120 acres of timber lands in the Umpqua national fdrest,sl o c a 1 headquar ters reported. ' Four fires w e r e set in one group and eight in another, burn ing together into two fires. CCC crews brought them under con trol. : Man Is Charged As Dog Shooter YAKIMA, Oct. 27-(P)-Infor-mation charging Wayne Neville, Seattle, with cruelty to animals, was filed in Yakima superior court today by Prosecutor Lloyd L. Wiehl, who accused Neville of deliberately shooting his hunting dog while in Yakima county after birds. Wiehl said four witnesses, W. E. Stickle, Joe Weaver, Ben Sew ell and Merje Pursell, told him they saw Neville, apparently in a rage, "kick and beat the dog, shoot it, throw its body into a car and drive away." They took the car license number and reported to Wiehl. Neville was traced through the King county Humane society, Wisbl said, which in a telegram to him said Neville admitted shooting the animal. Six Hundred Desirous Of Joining School Body PORTLAND. Oct. 27-)-Six hundred 'applications for mem bership in the proposed Associa tion of Oregon School Board Di rectors have been received, Harry Kenin. secretary of the organiz ing committee, said, today. -The Mst meeting will be held Satur day. ' i ' : "THE SWEETEST OF ALL SOUNDS "Say, do you know you re tbt first woman Ti e seen who could handle that horseV' t I S PRAISE 0 A 4 iMsr i A w . rzi ..j- ik. 7 c V VIM V 7 Women who are expert in coffee-making say that much of the praise they receive for the coffee they serve is due to the coffee itv self. For sixty years, millions of women have said just that about the deUdom unvarying flavor of Hills Bros. Coffee. If you want to , hear this sincere compliment -"Now, that's what I call good coffeeP over and over again, serve only Hills Bros. Coffee II ILLS D QO 5 C O F F C 0 i Thz Cavudt CSJuni 7 7 i $10,CCO Is Left ; For Washington U 1 SPOKANE, Oct. 27-;P)-An es tate described only as "more than 110,000" In a, wUl probat ed here today, was left to the University of Washington by James McAndrew, Spokane pi oneer, for the establishment of a medical school. f McAndrew, who had been re tired for a number of years, died last April in Los Angeles. His will left' the entire estate to the university, to be invested for a period of 10 years. After the al lotted period, he specified the funds might be applied either toward the medical school or to the "teaching of some system of group medicine as opposed to the present vicious fee system." He urged particular attention to treatment of digestive disorders. Josephine County Earns Big Profit From Fiesta GRANTS PASS, Oct, 27-(i'P-A profit's a profit in these times. That's the way the Josephine county fair board felt about it when it deposited $1.60 in the county fair fund profit from this year's exposition. , Ex-Czarist General Awaits Edict " - . ; ' -rrm - - - - 4 r - - y t. y i V . i i. L- X:'K- Nicholas Bogomoletz, former Czarist Russian general who now oper ates m shor rvrutir1n7 ,(am f T a t- i i.i. . daughter, Tatiana, as they await the decision of the government regarding the problem of whether or not the former general should be deported. He was allegedly a "fiend killer and terrorist" daring rrvoiaiion in uassia: His citizenship was recently can celed when Drominent irm min hiArHi ti luuvn... - citizen. Bogomolets says he will certainly face a firing squad If he Is returned to Russia, whereas if he Is allowed to remain in this AAnMB a 211 m .... Mrs. McG)rmick Gets Broken Hip ALBUQUERQUE. N. M., Oct. 27TiP-Mrs.; Ruth Hanna McCor mick Slmms; who nnderwent an operation in Presbyterian hospital today for a broken hip, was re ported to be resting well tonight. The' operation was performed to set the fracture ; , " ,: Mrs. Slmms slipped on a" rug at her : ranch ? home yesterday, fracturing the hip, but last night went through with, a scheduled republican campaign broadcast from her hospital bed. "It. will take more than a broken hip to silence me," she said. Lilje, a motorist. Reed's parents, Mr. and Mrs. - Harry Reed, said their son had purchased the car only three days ago . and was returning from Cusick. only a few: miles away when the accident occurred. Young Man Killed In Highway Crash NEWPORT. Wash.. Oct. J7.-() -John Reed. 13, of Dalkena. was killed and his companion, Harold Blessing, 19, Newport, critically injured when Reed's automobile ran off the highway near Uk late today. ; Blessing tonight was in the hospital unconscious from a frac tured pelvis and internal injuries. The boys were found by Mrs. Alice Freight Rate on Hops Held not Unreasonable "WASHINGTON. Oct. 27-;p)-The interstate commerce commis sion ruled today the rates on hops from Oregon. Washington and California to destinations in cen tral territory were not unreason able. - , - The commission .dismissed a complaint of Chicago dealers who buy Oregon-hops in large quantities. Central Oregon Areas, -To Benefit From Dam BURNS, Oct. 27.-;P)-Central Oregon regions that already have benefited extensively from the CCC, forest roads, fire hazard elimination and water conserva tion will benefit also from coop erative distribution of Bonnevills power. Congressman Walter M. . Pierce, democratic candidate for reelection as representative in the second district predicted here. Court Street Marion Street Kingwood As we see it it makes little difference where one buys their specials as there is little difference in the prices. But we've found it does make a whale of a lot of difference where we buy our full supply of foods- this from a customer. To quote further would sound like we were bragging and you folks know we wouldn't do that (much). Any way, below is a list of items taken at random from these markets showing that while we feature specials you still don't pay too much for the balance of your needs. Mr. Kraft tcill have one of his girls at our Court street store Fri day and Saturday shotting off by telling you how good Kraft cheese and things are . . . as if tee didn't already knoic. Seein they're offer ing some exceptional values tce'll take the gab and like it . . . Here's som'er their prices American - Brick Pimento - Velveeta KRAFTS CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK lb. Rhode Island Red can 31c YOUNG A delicious (3 EI SIS Regular size Special This Week Dressing Salad One the manufacturer thinks is right up on top, featured this week at all 3 markets at an in troductory price ? Qts. FRYERS Gee, they're nice looking so nicely- dressed and everything. Nice sizes, (oo. Fresh Crisp Ginger Snaps 3doz tOc Rippled . Wheat 2pkgs Free! One pack age All-Rye Flakes with one large' package Kellogg's Pep. Both .4 m for IC fKay Pimento, Olive i and Pineapple CHEESE 29 c glasses Kraft's Dinner, i pkgs... Bal 1 e ys Delicious Fresh Oyster Soup. There's really oy sters In this soup. full. ftc size cans.. Pkgs. Regular 23 c size. 17c Swiss or Old English, a 2f ft reg. 19c pkg. special...... for Jv Giant Size NU-.B0RA Old Dutch Cleanser 2 fr sue Here's a special assorted case of canned foods of stan dard quality at a real saving, consisting of the following: (A good time to re-stock yonr pan try with foods used every day.) 6 Cans Green Spot Beans 6 Cans Cream Style Corn 303 size. 6 Cans 303 Size Cans Peas 3 Cans Fancy Pumpkin, 2' 2 size cans. 3 Cans No. 22 Size Pork & Beans ALL FOR Saving You 29C Superior Freshly Baked Old-Fashioned Soda Crackers Salted or lb. 91 plain .. 3 pkg. Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 cans 21c Hills Bros, or M JD 02ee lb. S7g Freshly Roasted ' ' ' 0tgi gi Mello-Blend Coffee.. t lbs. KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR 49 ,1.17 Orbis, an all hard wheat fifia family flour, 49-lb. sck V? Other High Grade Popular Brands Flour 49-lb. sack at 1S CREAM of WHEAT 21c RALSTON BRAN . :17c BISQUICK, pkg. . . .29c ROMAN MEAL . ...27c Other Campbell Soups (ex chicken) .... cans V MJ.B. FANCY LONG GRAIN Southern MCE At a New Low Price Regular 23c pkg. a0 NATURAL BROWN RICE Regular 25c pkg. a S3 wo OH i gal. Snow Drift Shortening, 64b. can...... . $2.03 Soft As Silk Cake Flour, reg. size vkg2 2c No. 2 combination case of 24 popular foods: 2 No. 2Vi Cans Supreme Spinach 4 Cans Dole's Fancy Pine apple, No. 2Yx. 3 Big Cans Pineapple Juice, 46 oz. 4 Cans Hunt's Supreme -Peas, fancy. 4 Cans . Hunt's Supreme. . Stringless Beans, fancy. 4 Cans Fancy Whole Ker nel Golden' Bantam Corn 3 Cans Fancy Apple Sauce ALL FOR Saving of 33 Here's New Milk Thst Is, It's new la onr stock. Mount Vernon tall 2 cans Jl 3 21c Genuine Lamb (not mut- tlOl m ton) Shoulder Roast, lb... Kit 2 V Pure Hamburger, 2 ibs:,.. .. Z5C Swift's Dry Sugar Cured 0 f?ri Breakfast Bacon, lb..: aSC Kraft Brick or A1k American Cheese, 2-lb. Ioaf. 0C Hershey Cocoa, lb. cans L i. 12C Freshly Ground Peanut But 10c lb.. . 2 for Pure Grapefruit Juice from sweet, ripe fruit. Big 46-oz. can . aWV Picnic Cut Pork Roasts, per Ib Pure Lard, ice Rib Boiling Beef Lb. ... 9c Pork Chops Leg. of Mutton Lb A2c Shoulder Mutton Lb 9c Mutton Stew Lb. 5c IMinceMeat 2 ibsi Hps : IS eti Saur Kraut 7c Cream ; Cheese" . JJw Qt Lb SUGAR Pure Cane 25 lbs. 1:31 Bologna Sausage," lb. 17c Sack $5.09 10 lbs. 53e Pure Pork Sausage, lb. 23c r New f Crop 'Thite Beans. 4 ibs. ICz Pure Shortening Sperry's Pancake Flour, giant size pkg. 25c I lb. carton Fancy Pumpkin, '"'9m No. 2Vx size cans, 3 for ' i0 Ocean Spray Cran. 0fi berry Sauce, 2 cans.r fW 3 95 Sperry's Freshly Milled Rolled Oats, No. 10 sack. 3' IMargarine 2 its. i23c S&W Spinach, No. 2 size cans, 2 for 31c S&W Telephone Peas, 3 run - ' - -- J3c Vegetable and Fruit Departments hare a nice selection of the choicest season's fruits and regetables. ; f4 . Arizona Sweet Seedless Grapefruit, doz.. :.33c , Fancy Sweet Potatoes .5 lbs. 15c Fancy Utah Type Green Celery .2forl5c Nice Bunches Bleached Celery : . .:. ,JZ for 5c Head Lettuce... J2 tor 13c Young, Tender Carrots, bunch3c Large Eggplant :1 0c SHOP THESE STORES EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK FOR REAL I VALUES! am IMMIl ST AMtl