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- The OREGON STATES&VN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning January- 8, 1939
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Local News Brief s
flo4a-Lw Is Tictlm Mn.
Frank Harris of ' Salem Is the
another of Mri. Edward J. Stan
ley, wfdow ; of the Oregon . City
- municipal : building Janitor Who
was killed there; Tuesday by an
. accidental - gun wound. Stanley,
w.ho was' :5 jtOwas : shot ; in the
b a e kjf when he'' inadvertently
v. knocked, a .38 .calibre' revolver.
. from the hand "of Lawrence Hopp,
police officer who waa cleaning
the gun; which. discharged as H
- hit the floor. Stanley leaves his
.wife and five children, all of Ore-
gon City. ' ' : -."
Delicious home-made candy at
Smith's ' Fountain " Lunch, 235
North High. ? ;
Paroles Issued Governor
Charles H. Martin Satorday issued
paroles to Jack Kensler, Multno
mah "county, and -Jack Harroun,
Clatsop county. Kensler is serving
a nine months, term in. the atate
penitentiary for larceny while
Harroun is serving two years for
forgery. -
' - Attend Jackson Dinner. Sa
lem democrats were represented
at the Jackson day dinner at Port-
land last night . by delegations
headed by Sheriff A. C. Burk, Av
ery. Thompson, president of the
Marion County Democratic so
ciety; and D. J. Richards, Marion
county state committeeman.
Joins Chamber Newest mem
ber of the Salem chamber of com
" merce la Mrs. Winnie Pettyjohn,
realtor, whose membership was
obtained, by Murray Wade.
These little imper
fections of old style
glasses make a differ
ence in vision that is
almost unbelievable
when compared to the
modern, stylish
glasses we feature to
day . . .
Modern equip
ment, better lenses
and frames will give
yon more comfort and
better vision . See
OPTICAL CO.
, j Optometrist
444Sta(eSViPti. 5528
U is the watchword of our
I prescription department at
I all times play safe.
I "Be Wixe end
.. . Schaeferize'
ISCIIAEFER'S
U DRUG STORE
I. .135 N. Gonfl. St. I
fl Phones 5197-7023 I
FLOWERS
OLSON, Florist
Court A High Ph. 7166
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Easy Paynes .; ; .
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Coming Events
Jan. O. Fortieth Oregoa
legislative sesskMi ' opens; : In- .
augural cereneoaiea for . Gov- :
ernorlect Charles A. Sprague,
'3 p.m, capitol. " .
Jan. 9 Installation, mw
-West Salens grange,' West Sa
lem ejty hall, pan. , .
i , Jan. 10 Jackson day ban
quet, Marion hotel 7 p.m. .
Water Rights Asked H. E.
Rothrock, Jefferson,' Saturday
filed application : in .the state en
gineer's office here to appropriate
two second feet of water from
Thomas creek, tributary of the
South Santlam river, for irriga
tion in. JUnn county. The United
States government, farm security
administration, has asked to ap
propriate water from the Tualatin
river for irrigation in Washing
ton county.
Larceny Case Transferred
The case of state against A. W.
Snnderman, charged with larceny
of a telephone and ironing board
from Nick Schmidt, has been
transferred to Salem Justice court
by Justice of the Peace Walter
H. Bell, who disqualified him
self in the matter. Snnderman
pleaded innocent. No hearing date
has been set.
LuU Florist. 1276 N. Lib. 859 J.
Two Fire Calls A chimney
fire at the Lloyd Ramsden home,
658 Center street, caused a ran
by two -Salem fire department
trucks at the dinner hour last
night. Earlier in the afternoon a
car fire was extinguished in the
700 block on South Liberty
street.
Clnb 2 Monday Townsend
club No. 2 will nominate officers
for the ensuing year at its reg
ular meeting Monday night at
Leslie chnrch on South Commer
cial street. Fred Tooze, sr., is
urging full attendance at this
session.
Pearson to Speak W alter
Pearson, newly appointed state
treasurer, will be the speaker at
the Salem Kiwanis clno luncheon
Tuesday noon. He has not an
nounced his subject.
Xot Same Hunt The Herbert
Hunt who was arrested recently
on a charge of drunkenness and
ordered to leave town is not the
Herbert Hunt who lives at 2460
Trade street.
Files Business Name A Ty-
ner Woolpert has filed his assum
ed business name, Woolpert Drug
company, 198 North Liberty
street, at the county clerk's office.
Boy, 18, Arrested A hoy If
7ar eld was charged in Salem
justice court, yesterday with for
gery. He was alleged to have ob
tained a $24 WPA check payable
to Rose Farlow, endorsed her
name on it and cashed it at a
local store.
. . Kansas Club Meets The next
meeting of the Kansas club of Sa
lem will be hied at the Knights of
Pythia's Hall,, 4 . North . Com
mercial street next Wednesday
night. A program has been ar
ranged and refreshments will be
served.
Bicycle Tag Rash Saturday
morning's lineup .of youngsters
seeking bicycle licenses at police
headquarters was so lengthy that
all available officers Including Po
nce Matron Bessie Armour were
busy taking applications. - :
Georee Adams Visits . After
Attending the Northwest eanners'
meeung ai roruana. ueorge M.
Aaams or san Francisco is spend
ing the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Moses P. Adams' on
the Wallace road.
Club Meetinc Aire Retirement
and Youth Employment club No.
will meet at Shrode's hall Mon
day night at 7:30 o'clock. All
members and friends are invited
to attend.
Legislators Domiciled Sena
tor C. W. Clark from Roseburr
and Rep. Frank Deich are taking
up residence at the Haseldorf
during the legislative session.:
Obituary
Mlsslnger
At the residence. 1165 North
Fifth street, Earl Missinger, Janu
ary 6, at the age of 39 years. Sur
vived by widow. Emma Lee Mis-
singer and son, Edward J.( both
of Salem: sister. Mrs. Lloyd
,Tre3ham of Amity and two
brothers, - I'ecu Missinger oi in
dependence" and Harold Missinger
of McMinnville. Services will be
held Sunday, January t, at 1:30
p.m. from the Terwilliger funeral
home, 770 Chemeketa. Rev. Guy
Drill will officiate. Interment
Amity cemetery.
Sellers
Jess Sellers, late resident of
Jackson county, in this city, Jan
uary 7. Survived by brother, El
mer Sellers or Topefca Kane.,
and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Sellers of Indiana, Announce
ments later by the Walker &
Howell Funeral home.
Reimann
In this city. January. 7, Bar
bara LaVerne Reimann, aged 2
years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Vera Reimann of 3063 South cot
tafta street. Oranddauahter of
Rich L. Reimann, sr., of Salem,
Mrs. Nellie Bllxseth of Salem and
TtPrt Bllxseth of Seattle, Wash.,
also several aunts and uncles sur
vive. Announcements later by the
W. T. Rlgdon company.
Smith
Royefta Smith, 83, at the reel
dence of her son in Camas, Wash
Services will be held- from the Ter
williger funeral home at 10:30 a,
m. Monday. January t, with Rev.
Irving Fox officiating. Interment
IOOF ceremtery.
Hill
Panels
Meet
Monday
Grand Jury to Continue
. Investigation Begun in .
Last Week
The grand Jury and. circuit court
trial jury panels will both meet at
the courthouse at 10 a.m. Mon
day, the former to continue inves
tigations begun last week and the
latter to attend Judge L. H. Mc
Mahan's Jury school.
Judge McMahan, who returned
yesterday from spending the holi
days at Los Angeles with Mrs. Me
Mahan, who is In the south, for
her health, also will try the ease
of Anna Doerfler vs. M. B. Mosher
without a Jury Monday. The ac
tion is one of forcible entry and
detainer.' .
Circuit Court
Federal Land bank of Spokane
vs. Carl H. Johnson et al; defen
dants appeal bond.
Confirmations of lien foreclo
sure sales, City of Salem plaintiff
and following defendants: Minnie
Pratt et al. The Adjustment, bu
reau et al, Bruce Bowne et al,
Charles Gardner et al, Isabelle E.
Carpenter, Gertrude J. M. Page,
Jessie Phillips, Robey S. Rat
cliffe, Howard E. Jones.
Hawkins V Roberts Building
corporation vs. M. Clifford Moyn
lhan; motion to strike.
. Hanson A Lll jequiat Inc., vs. E.
C Disney et al; motion to make
answer to defendant B. F. Felger
more definite. ,
M. T. Molsan vs. Salem By-Fro-ducts
company et al; motion, of
defendant P. N. Kurth to make
answer of defendant Glaser more
definite.
Agnes R. Irwin, administratrix,
vs. Southern Pacific ; ' plaintiff's
appeal notice and, bond.
Charles . Nelson Marshall vs.
Anna 8. Marshall;, order granting
defendant temporary custory of
minor daughter and setting mo-
tlon for temporary support money
and costs for-hearing January 17.
Willamette Production Credit
association vs. Robin D. Day et al;
motion to strike, '. ; r :"' '
. .Probate Court
Robert E. Siewert guardianship;
semi-annual report, Aliee M. Sie
wert, guardian, - approved; 15,
BB1.62 received; $5 paid but.
' M. P. Dennis estate; closing or
der, Lenora Dennis, executrix.
Jennette Smith estate; final
hearing continued to January 14.
Martin Zuber estate; George H.
Bell, E. C Denny' and C. J. Lewis
named appraisers. "
Betty Jean Scott guardianship;
O. E. Scott named guardian5; 1125
compromise settlement of accident
claim against Oregon Motor Stages
approved.
Edna Curtis Hovenden estate;
order; Ruth E. Calvert, adminis
tratrix, to deed lots 11 and 32,
Trullinger Acres, to C. J. and
Lydia Schlabach.
Ida Cawrse estate; order,
Charles Cawrse, executor, for 60
days additional to file inventory,
list heirs. - ; .
Marriage Licenses
. Alwin A. Manning, legal, ponl
tryman, Woodburn, and Letitia
If. Zollner, legal, housekeeper, ML
AngeL;:.:.:- -
UCG Exemption's
Deadline Jan. 15
Under, the Oregon . unemploy
ment compensation law, employ
era . now. liable for the payment
of contributions but whose em
ployment has dropped "telow. four
workers for; the repaired time
have only until January 16 to
file application for termination
of coverage, according to Admin
istrator D. A. Bulmore.
Exemption will 'be granted af
ter a' finding by the commission
that an employer has not, during
1938, employed in employment
subject to the Oregon unemploy
ment compensation law on any
cne day four or more persons
in any calendar Quarter wherein
he had a total payroll of $500
Borland's Appeal
Argument Held up
'The appeal from a first degree
murder conviction of Leonard
Dorland, to have been argued be
fore the supreme eourt here next
Tuesday, was postponed indefin
itely Saturday because of the ill
ness of'Dorland's attorney."- ", "" .
Dorland was convicted of slsy-
lng Herbert Ruef August 14 U
fight near Sheridan. ' -
OFFICE
.Transfer Cases
Q Ledgers & Journals
Calendar Pads
Typewriter Ribbons and
Carbon Paper
Stapling Machines
Card Index Cabinets
Rubber Stamps
Notary & Corp. Seals
and-
TYPEWRITERS
Cheek Needham's List
Of Your Office
Needs for 1939
Typewriters
All Make
For Sale
D For Rent
Repairs
Royal Typewrit
ers, Sales and
Service
And Pencils, Ink, Paper, Clips, Glue, & Etc.
Needham's Book Store
465STATBT. WE DELIVER PHONE 5802
1.2
X. X. tw, a k Oasa, K. A.
Herbal remedies tor "ailments
of stomach, lirtr, kidney, akin.
blood, claads, urinary sys
tam of men A women. 11 Years
in service. Naturopathic FhyaU
eiana; Ash r your Ntlgttbori
about CHANT tiAM. "
am csu iiedicine ca
M1U Canrt SL. Corner Llber-
tx. Office ones Tuesday 4 Bat-j
Thomas J. Hill, SI, at the resi
dence of his son, JO North 19th
street, Friday, January f. Sur
vived by son, Max O. Hill of Sa
lem; daughters Mrs. 8. D. White
of Anaconda. Mont, and Mrs. Ned
Coumbe of Dillon, Colo. ; grand
son, Keith White of Seattle. Serv
ices will be held from the Clough
Barrkk chapel . Monday, January
9, at 10r0 a. m. Rev;. H. C. 8tover
will officiate and interment will
be in City View cemetery. '
. : Vercler . r;4:;s: "
Andrew Verderr' January, i , at
the residence, 7S5 North Commer
cial street; at the age. of 7 1 years.
Survived by wife, Mrs. Jessie C.
Vercler of Salem; toucdaughters,
.Mrs.: h: Gibson, Mrs. T W.
Holman and Mrs.. Chester Nolan,
all ot Salem, and Mrs. John Ben
nelt ot Taklma, Wash.; tour
grandchildren; William and Betty
Gibson, both, of Salem, and Earle
and Allen. Bennett,' both of Takl
ma. Services will be held from the
Clough-Barrick chapel ;t Tuesday,
January!, t lfl:S0 a. m. Inter
ment City View cemetery.
:.. r KSLWI:
Monday 9 :30 to 10 P. M.
iisten to thei ;
- Inaugural Ball' -
Hishiu. ;
r Broadcast Froxa ..:
NOTIBIII a luuia tn
Cseehoslovakla.
The Hungarian intelligence ser
vice asserted it had evidence that
Csechoslovak troops deliberately
attacked Munkacs and the adja
cent village of Orosveg, precipi
tating hostilities
ported to have
or more deaths.
The fighting
night, but thoussi
troops were movil
points. Only trool
were Involved. N
been called to th
In several Hunt
ties angry crowd!
gressive action w
police.
Joint Probe Agret
On Outbreaks
Cxecho-Slovaklt
agreed on a Joint
the clash. This stt
entation of a wq
protest to Minister
Kjno of the Pragi
Hungarian qua
took a conciliator
(The Csechc-Sh
given in Prague
garian troops and
voked the slash. 1 .....
an Hungarian army officer was
killed and that several Czech gen
darmes were seriously wounded.
(The Csecho-Slovak version said
the fighting lasted eight bw
It was der
dent, an
settleme
Budapest
Region Ii
The Bi
tested in
ritory h
mier Ba
tonight f
attack q
Csecho-SV
off Hung.
Hungaria.
was started
m. PST t
by Cxecho-
regulars i
the day I
night saU
ranged.
Hunga)
began sh
first a
peuuons urging the reappoint
ment of Silas Galser aa superin
tendent of the Salem public
schools were reported In circula
tion yesterday and Intended to be
presented to the school board
within the near future. Galser'a
in in triai Not im utm imu
day, with only three witnesses,
including the defendant, called.
An archaic system of bookkeep
ing, thrown over last year for a
modern method, an dlaek of suf
ficient help during the taxpaying
rash mmr kUwi tarn
The Xstremadura drive was
launched to divert the insurgents
from their Catalonlan offensive
and today, after hard-won gains
during the last IS days, the in
surgents reported but little prog-
tn the east.
Doughton Chosen
Water Board Top
toward disclosures by house
committee ea nmAmericaa ao
tlvities.
Harry Hopkins, new secretary
of commerce, aanoances he has
conferred with some bvsines
leaders and win talk with oth
nulating policies
If You Are Style & Quality Conscious ... If You Are Value Conscious Here Is
TTODIIDAIS IBJESTT NEWS
Spectacular Savings on High-Quality Women's Wear During
oenau. Mrs. mtib nngni ana
backed the superintendent consistently.
labor unions by the initiative vi
olated the board's labor standards,
required in all state unemploy
ment compensation laws before
they are acceptable to the board.
LiOS Blisquts ana i CFranTuem
to -the west and south of Vatseqa'l
lo were captured by the govern
ment. Loyalists Make
Sensational Values
at 1J95
SLIPS, GOTO,
PAJAMAS
Now Tl 39
Only JL
lenUl t v-r ; a v i x t I I
toes caU hear
h nominations
fcrter to be a
jrecne eoort,
an. -(ff-Pow-eongress
mada
, Ihey mean to
kal control over
laying down an
lor fh'e distribu-
states.
iommittee ues
Jnistrator T. C
about the need
75,000,000 ap
i until July 1,
bate unemploy-
reed informally
rmark future
i would be no
between
-It wm be beneficial, will m- "SS cLklMf i?
crease the summer flow of water." ""A Jnt? a?f HEi &
Koon said. "The Uke back ot the ,(MownV. JSliSSnK
dam it anything will Improve the U?0 XPfJL
mm to mm ID colli distribution formula In the emer-
(Tnrn to page 10, col. I) appropriation bill, it one
' v In tlmt. .
Beautiful Silks t
Tailored or
Lace Trimmed!
a kwuua
theater and the municipal theater.
and in intermittent fire in the
afternoon were concentrating on
the reside'
Hungaiia
serted thr
pulsed.
Ilea
Aid,
THE
Health
health
years ,
of foi
beauti
diseaset
Exam
the pas
one lnQ
ber of
into el
changea
tit
i ezO
ge TV
tty.
on a
of n
wh
Md 4
All.
tly
. . Old the fv .
lag the rounds ot Hollywood might
spots tn Tuesday night in com
pany with Peters, Mrs. Peters;
his wife, Helen Phillips, and
"ted daugy
All values 12.95 to 16.95. Wools,
silks, both for dress and sports
wear, in this group.
Umpqua Fishermen
Special dress offering of some
of our finest dresses ranging in
price from 19.50 to 39.50.
ROSKBURQ, Jan.
Utktrimmed
COATS
Values up to 22S0
9.95
Our Beautiful 29.95 and
35.00 Untrimmed
COATS
Onlv
than unvgo exanunanons.
I den
tsald)
chin
abbe)
Mj
h j
who,
SV
se
ai
rBetk
Hats
One hundred fine hats in all col
org and shapes. Regular price up
to 7.50, you can have them if
you stt in early at the ridiculous
price
Of Only
LOO
'I
ntS o
it Vi
the
a su
bOl
yi
lw
Ion
tatiov
. Paff
ernoon
aai
Last Call
Brovrn Black - Gray
AH the finer made New York
coats, beautifully styled. We
only have a limited number
left and they are to be sacri
ficed in this sale. YOU CAN
TRADE IN YOUR OLD
COAT. Terms.
HURRY!!
Revolver in Safe
Falls. Killing Man pe "' "But the matter
iaven't
tlon now to know wnemer
strug
kn. de
W eau
FPres: lustleo
eom
ons. the
Mean
such
i tor
state
ireign
v
rss
king m
admin-
i ot rid-
toward
0
shot
lies
flof
tal
II.
Th
the
Hats
D
1
II Duce to Ask Hitler's Aid
In Jewish Refugee Removal
The. captain haa been tn the
hospital for a week suffering
from a bilateral mastoid infection
and meningitis.
Kayser Tuckstitch
GOWN and
PAJAMAS
Long and abort sleeves.
Just the thing for the
colder weather. .
Now
1.95
KID GLOVES
Most all . colors, all
sites. A special pur
chase.: regular
3.50 Values to
11.95
2 pairs
. that MussoUni s
d terms for the
wm from German
i suggestion .was
re called for dm
rlsh emigration
to Dr. HJalmar 0
of the relchsbai
was described
w . . . .
rmanv's original
LONf
sourcei
mier
requsi
to as;
gettlj
It
UnL ':
Ambs
Jan. 1
tesga4
net Al
Prin
was sal .
port to;
posala a
whatevf . ; i
lag hie
week. I
said, w ;
proposi.
Ambassador PhlUlns was said I with German officials la
by a well-informed source to nave next week, i
J.- o
Close-Out
1
trM
tod)
dot
moj
tag
eon
the
rests
Beautiful new shapes and ex
clusive pattern hats in all the
new shades and head sizes. Reg
ularly sold up to 15.00. You will
have to come early to get them
at
taV
be called
deration
taed ref
Karl 8
; M
I councj
trs ot
given tl
4at leagt
t eontr
quired
act i
tinkle
uid 1
Page
exhibit
to Paget
O. B. Nicl
federation
the circuit
me filing of
rj to the two f uaus.
Harrj nv"s, Wv , appoint
ment as secretary oi commerce
was criticized by some because he
has bad no experience in business,
told his first press conference la
- -' was o
D rfl storf
olicles.
ted with
kalrmai
lesa ad
i coster
I rvl
mm
22.50 Tailored and
dressmaker suits
all to go while they
last at
called
Amerce
consider
tenate Js
greed t
r on the
ukfurter
wpreme
iere la
11Q
emigration of I
cod by making 1
tscreasc their I
BAGS
Hundreds of fine bags to 4.95.
Complete close-out at only...
GLOWS
Mott Defendant in Action
' sbbm aws) ' sshv sssBi ' anal . anas sss Ms
ISA gOOdS.
Is plan attracted
among British
ttfidals, bat. Gof
desa director oi
amenta! commit
We a till have a large stock of
fabric gloves in all colors and
sizes. Regular 1.00 . values.
You can have them now at
Aflll - . - T
( was advised to -wmj -"" r:::"-
I for negotiation la sflseusslaf 1 Quaclaaoush 11
Special Sale
COSTUME
Broken Lines
6 Odd Pieces .
Tjsaally 1.00 siad l.SS,
to go at - ;
5Gc
If immediate changes arc made
la the methods ot administering
relief, it will be against President
Roosevelt's advice.
. In his request for the emergen
cy fund yesterday, President
-- cenrteu
huiwu
urged
il the
new
er.
c sn-
l .that
inUe
. they
td
. la
mcy
95c
Custom Corset Makers
. GIRDLES V ". '.
Two-way stretch panty girdles,
Tea Rose,' White.,-',',- .
DHASSIEIUES "
: Close-out on aeveral styles in el- p -ther
.White or Tea Rose..:: . U
CORSIrTES
Close-outs. Odds and ends from I Hi
' our regular ,4.95 stock ., . ey
said
. cat
sus
. ome
t the
Ihway
. d ac-
J9, POP-
pd suggest-.
ssua. coo ol
Berlin -.. tubs,- for CorvaUlst Bounds 1. 1 General LH. Van Winkle to ap- J fcadant , Goldstein': waa not" eon- (for mileage. In evolving a similar
Bates X, . " ' - - '- r point Goldstein as assistant al aected wiu Ue firss.. v. ' xormuia lor relies. .
uat.need might be substltatcd
IhczijPnripaCbdcicb
: Closing .Out
Lata Arrivals in - :
Regularly nriced un l n
to 10.75. Now priced XJQ
SPORT 0HP0RB3
Crepe soles for the
better dressed girL
In black; brown and
light tan. AH go at
one price '
SEIDfc ilich-Prc:cx-'cx3
95
Hundreds of p a 1 r ; -most
all sixes In each -'
lino; Must : be closed
out Begularly sold up
to 12.19. Ton cam havo
them If you come early
.at -
Ucnsa's Dices Shcsa
X- A 1 lr . -VL. ' V" LTV
SLs I ; I . early you ean hdy these v I JJ- T 7CV
v ?- - . I f shoes at a teal aacri- - r -'.
' s y h tlet.-Only --- i -' :- ' - - -
j lji: .
wmm
trday only. II A II. to IP. ILJ
KSLiVl
t to T P. U. Consultation, blood
pressure A urtao teaU are tree
ot charge-
1S89 EC,