Loc
al News .Briefs
Ida Miller Dim Mrs. Ida Pe
Mom Miler, -- former resident of
Ealem, died this week at the Ma
sonic1 and Eastern Star home at
Forest Grove, local friends have
teen Informed. Sexrlees will be
held at 2 p. m. today t Forest
Grove, with OES ritual conducted
by . Jessie' CrawfoTd, worthy ma
tron of Chadwlck charter and
her officers. Mrs: Mills was a
Bister of the late Charles DeMoss,
also an old-time resident here.
Large dresses greatly reduced to
quickly clear. Now $8.9 S A $11.
95.. Values to f 24.95. Milady's.
katon Salem Graduate Thom
as Robert Eaton, who left last
mgnt for the naval training nt
tion at San Diego, where.be will
undergo three months training be
lore joining the United States
fleet, was a graduate of Saiem
high school In June, 1938. He is
xne son of T. R. Eaton.'ar.. of 422
boutn Z3rd street and was enlist
ed through the recruiting office
s worvauis..
Luts FlorietrailC N Lib. 592.
Dress ale further , reduced for
Quick clearance. Now? 4.95-$7.45-
aiz.ss. yal. to 122.95. Milady's.
Examine Girls- Seventeen
girls were examined at the high
scnool Wednesday by the Marlon
. county department of health with
Miss Helen Bird, nurse in charge.
Three girls" were found to be free
irom delects. Other defects In
cluded e orthopedic, 7 dental at
tention, 5 nose and throat and
posture.
Drive oat to Noah's Ark for
lunches and cold drinks. Newly
decorated. Ted Amend, Prop.
. Rev. Collord Returns Rev,
Paul A. Collord, pastor of the
Christian and Missionary alliance,
has returned after an absence
from his pulpit here for three
Sundays and will speak at both
services Sunday. At 11 a. m. his
aerinon will be "The Spirit .of
God," the first in a series of Sun
day morning messages on the Holy
Spirit, i
Rummage sale Sat. WCTU hall.
Speaks Before Class Mrs.
George R. K. Moorhead, director
of health education for the Marion
county department of health,
spoke to Professor S. B. Laugh
lin's sociology class at Willamette
university Thursday on the
"Functions and Duties of the
- Health Department."
Liberty Club Tonight The
Liberty community club will
n:eet at 8 p. m. tonight at which
time a program will be presented
under Mrs. Helen Gibbs and Mrs.
Roy Farrand. The recently or
ganised Liberty community or
chestra will play. Members are
asked to bring salad and sand
wiches. Merchants to Meet The Sa
lem Merchants association at its
luncheon at the Marlon hotel to
day noon, will have as speakers
Senators Robert M. Duncan of
Burns and Rex Ellis of Pendle
ton. All merchants and legis
lators are urged to attend. Rey
nolds Allen Is program chairman.
At 7:30 p. m. he will speak on
"The Surrender of Chiang Kai
Shek and What It Means to Him
self and to China." Mr. Collord
says "Chiang Kai-Shek is titular
head of one-fourth of the popula
tion of the whole world and bible
loving Christians should interest
themselves in him."
Coming Events
- Jan.' 13 -Marion Gouty De
mocratic, society meets 8 pjn
courtbonse. .
Jan. IS -Two hours of mo-
- tion pictures by Dr. D. B. Hill,
YMCA , p.m., free. Pabllc in
vited. -s
Jan. 23 Boras p.-ogram
sponsored by Salem Caledonian
club. Cherry City Bakery au
ditorium, 8 p.m.
Sirs. Oliver In hospital Mrs.
S. E. Oliver, 340 South Winter.
fell and fractured her hip while
visiung ner daughter. Mrs. C. E.
Funman, 3819 NE 64th avenue,
Portland, and is confined to the
Good Samaritan hospital in that
city;
Schunetnan 111 August Schune-
man. prominent Salem resident
andtane of Oregon's pioneer sales
men, is seriously ill at the Salem
Deaconess hospital.
Realtors to Meet The Salem
Realty board will meet this noon
at the Golden Pheasant with busi
ness matters to occupy the pro
gram period.
' Cord Causes Fire Firemen
were called to 581 North Church
street yesterday, where an iron
cord became shorted and caught
fire.-
Obituary -
i 'Barker
Charles Barker, CC, at a local
hospital January 12. Survived by
widow, Mrs. Margaret Barker of
Salem; . daughter, Mrs. Edith
William Barker of Portland, Her
bert E., Sydney A. and Albert E.
Barker, all; or Salem; brothers,
William Barker ' of , Portland, Er
nest, John and Fred Barker, all of
Salem; sisters, Mrs. E. J. Ray
mony of Salem. Services will be
held from,: the ' .dough-Barrlck
chapel Saturday, January 14, at 2
Yl m with S I.Ynn WnnH nffl-
twiiu(. tuieruicui wasuu bee cemetery.-
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Polk County Meet The an-.
nuai meeting of the Polk County
Public Health association has
been called for Mondav ntrfct at
Rickreall Grange hall. The meet
ing wm oegin at 7 o'clock with
the nsual jio-host supper nnder
me direction of the home Mnn
omics cluh. There will be a busi
ness meeting and election of off!
cers after the meal. Reports for
me year wui be given.
For rent, mod. new apt., desir. loc
13 7.60 includ. garage. Ph. 5680.
To Show Pictures Richard
Adlard, youar .Sa'em student re
turned from China with pictures
or war scenes, will show these
views at 242ft Lee street tonight
at 7:45 o'clock for benefit of the
young people's department of the
Christian and Missionary alliance.
The young people of Salem are
invited.
1 a .
weaving town, must sen 7 rooms
or furniture at once. Rev. S. W
Hemes, 985 N. Summer. Phone
7355. "
Gray-Y Club Organized Rich
ard Tocom was elected president
of the Gray-Y club organized at
Garfield grade school this week,
with Bob Keuscher appointed its
advisor. Other officers of the club,
a subsidiary of the Hi-Y clubs, In
clude: Edward Brandle, vice-president;
Van Moorhead, secretary
treasurer; Don Yocom, sergeant-at-arms;
and Douglas Yeater, re
porter. Coat Sale 1 group tremendous
ly reduced, now 19.95. Values to
$25.00. Milady's Shop.
Seek Hauling Permit Per
mits to haul over county road
860 and market road 84 were
applied for in county court yes
terday by Earl Wood of Scio and
C. H. Reese of Independence
route one. Wood plan to haul
piling and Reese to transport
logs.
Building Permits Four build
ing permits Issued yesterday were
to: J. B. Sullivan, to erect a pri
vate garage at 225 North Fifth,
$200; U. S. Dotson, to repair a
dwelling at 1109 Union, $30; Ben
Otjen.'to reroof the porch of a
dwelling at 818 Rural avenue.
$15; John T. Starbuck, to alter
and repair a tourist cabin at 2597
Portland road, $100.
Pantless Man Arrested Two
city officers caught up with Harry
Hatfield Wednesday night as he
was meandering about the city
streets attired only In shirt, un
derwear, sox and shoes. He was
booked on a charge of being
drunk.
Opening Beauty Salon Mrs
Gladys Lacy will open Lacy's
Beauty Salon at 428 Oregon
building Saturday, operating i
first class business, she announc
ed yesterday.
Creditmen to Meet Election
of officers for the year will be
chief item of business at the Sa
lem Retail Credit association
meeting this noon at the Argo ho
tel.
Speeding Charged Donald O.
Cronemiller, 1760 South Winter.
was arrested yesterday by a city
oiiicer and charged with violat
in; the basic speed rule.
Dr. Gilbert, Author
Will Lecture Here
Dan Gilbert of Washington, DC,
popular journalist and author, will
lecture here under the auspices of
the Truth-for-Students movement
January 25 to 29. His lectures
will be of interest to the youth,
especially high school and col
lege students, teachers and par
ents. Cooperating in these meet
ings are the pastors and churches
of the city. Rev. Arno Q. Weniger,
the pastor of the Calvary Baptist
church, was selected by the local
group as chairman of arrange
ments. '
Dr. Dan Gilbert Is the author
ef 10 books which deal with po
litical, religious, moral, economic,
and sociological questions. He has
come to be recognised as a fore
most authority on the constltu
tion of the United States. His
book. "The Biblical Basis of the
Constitution." haa had a wide cir
culation - and is proving one of
his most popular works. He Is now
acting as contributing editor of
the National Republic Magaxlne
of Washington and is also the
general secretary of the World's
Christian Fundamentals associa
tion.
$10,185 Suit
Is Filed Here
Dwight Lear, Attorney,
Asks Sum for Injuries
by Schnmberg's Car
Dwight Lear, Salem attorney
who was struck by an automobile
at. State and Liberty streets last
November 8, has tiled suit against
the driver, J. B. Schumberg.
sometimes' known as J. B. Schim
berg, for $10,185 damages, it was
disclosed In circuit court yester
day. ; V
Recently able to return to his
office,' Lear in the complaint al
leges that as a result of the acci
dent cartilage in the right knee
was torn, the right hip sprained,
the sacro-Illiac Joint and other
parts of the back sprained, an
ankle' sprained and complete' ner
vous shock suffered. For the In
juries he asks $10,000 general
damages in addition to $35 hos
pital and $150 medical expense.
Return of a bench warrant by
Sheriff Burk yesterday revealed
that. the secret' indictment re
turned by the grand Jury Wednes
day was one charging Ben Creasy
of .Salem with forgery of a $27
check, cashed at a local market
Creasy tendered the $27 into
court and was released on his own
recognizance by Circuit Judge L.
H. McMahan pending arraign
ment. Circuit Court
City of Salem vs. James Im
lah; reply denying full payment
of lien.
J. F. Ulrich vs. Herbert O. and
Elizabeth F. Harrison; complaint,
$77.06 judgment and mortgage
foreclosure asked.
H. H. Staggs vs. Industrial ac
cident commission; answer asking
dismissal.
L. D. Morris vs. George F. Free
man; answer, counter-claim for
$750 damages to defendants' au
tomobile. '
Fay Wells Lien vs. Melvin Lien;
Asking for Llore WPA Cash
' .iMri-riiHiirii.,i'" ,' , ' - " f
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y.
Representative Edward T. Taylor (left) , ef Colorado, and CoL F. C. Har
rington, new WPA administrator, go over the figures representing the
needs of the Works Progress Administration. Rep, Taylor Is fhslr"
of the House appropriations committee holding hearing en President
Roosevelt's estimate of S875.000.000 for WPA to operate until July.
Bank Institution's
Officials Renamed
Stadter Is Trust Officer
for Ladd & Bash in
Albert's Place
Ait orncere and directors of
Ladd 4 Bush bank were reelect
ed and In addition Mist Nellie
bcnwab was made assistant sec-
arndavit opposing motion for suit annual meeting yesterday
V 'wer and, cro8wom- In tbe tru8t department, Ed-
Tr u"ures "a cusioay or wara u. stadter was elevated to
minor son
State vs. Arthur McFarlimt-
Salem justice transcript for de
fendant's appeal from 150 fin
for failure to stop at scene of an
accident.
Charles Nelson Marshall vs. An
na S. Marshall; reply, denying
unprovoked acts of crueltv: affi.
aavn opposing defense motion for president. William
support ana suit money. I cashier, George H,
Probate Cnurt sisUnt vice-president.
C D. Hartman estate; apprals- ni Mitaijt cashiers, Roy Bur-
al, $2277.80, Including $2000 in ton C M- Cox J- Fuhrer, H. V.
real property, by John Porter ComPton nd Tinkbam Gilbert.
Charles Helns and George Haynes' 3"heM officers also comprise the
Nancy E. Miller estate; closing boa,S of directora-
order, William L. Jones, executor. clHopmfa RPy f30,0OO
winurea Dayton Lewis estate; I rnm l"urm"01-
the post of trust officer, filling
the vacancy caused by the death
or josepn Albert Stadter -has
teen assistant trust officer.
Other officers in the trust. de
partment were reelected.
A. N. Bash Is President
Officers of the bank ars:
President, A. N. Bush; vice-
8. Walton;
tticnes; as-
Roy Nel
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Our beautiful new corridor to Mt. Crest Abbey J now
completed; most fitting occasion to arrange for com
partments in advance of need.
.Open from 8 to 5 every day. Drawing-room chapel in
connection- Crypts, Niches,- Urns, Cremation Service.
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order for disbursement to three
heirs, Arthur J. Dayton. Floyd B.
Dayton and Floyd B. Dayton as
guardian of Dayton Robertson.
minor; petition shows more than
i3,ooo in cash and $7000 in
bonds on hand and little indebted
ness. Robert E. Larson guardianship;
annual report, Anna L. Larson
Farren, guardian; no disburse
ments, $1827.13 cash on hand.
Margaret Mildred Barrett guar
dianship; annual account, Mar
garet Allen Barrett, guardian; no
disbursements, $2438.19 In as
sets. Justice Court
Aaron N. Parson; given 24
hours to plead to charge of giv
ing false statements to obtain re
fund of motor vehicle fuel tax;
released on own recognizance.
William L. Workman: $10 fine,
no public utility permit.
Gty Fathers Eye
Shelton Proposal
While city officials vesterdav
informally discussed moves for
approval of the WPA Shelton
ditch riprapping program. It Is
not expected that definite action
will be taken until tomorrow. ;
Although the city's application
received approval of army engi
neers, the WPA board of review
deferred action on it with the sug
gestion that the city as sponsor
assume more of the supervision
of the work. The total cosf of the
job is estimated at $286,083, of
which the city's share as sponsor,
according to the application, is
only $21,645. Of the latter amount
$11,800 Is for equipment and
$7295 for materials.
51, the $5,171,349.3$ in loans
has been decreased by about
$350,000 which represents pay
ments of loans made to hop
growers, who have taken loans
offered by the commodity credit
rcrporauon through the Pacific
coast hop stabilization board,
thereby enabling them to repay
the bank loans.
The hank's deposits on the last
day of 1938 were $11,273,389.76
and total assets, $12,337,517.90.
General Hospital
Of ficers Renamed
ine quarterly board meeting
oi saiem ueneral hospital was
neia weanesday night at the hos-r-ital
with Milton Myers, presi
dent, In charge. General welfare
of the hospital was discussed, re-
froru were given and officers re
elected.
Ufficers are Milton Myers.
tresident; Mrs. W. Connell Dyer,
vice-president; Miss Elisabeth
ruinsm, corresponding secreta
ry; William Gahtadorf, executive
secretary; George Riches, treasurer.
Members present were besides
the officers, Alan Carson, Bert
Ford, Mrs. Arthur Rahn, Mrs.
urover C. Bellinger, T. A. Windi-
shar, William Phillips, Max
Page, Rev. George Swirt, Judge
xiarry iteit and Miss Lillian McDonald.
After the business meeting
miss Eva Thompson new dietitian
served supper.
Farmers Union
Trademark Okeh
Plow, Rake, Hoe Insignia
to Be Applied Upon
all Goods Sold
Application of the Oregon Farm
ers union filed with Earl Snell,
secretary of state, has been ap
proved, and certification of the
Farmers nnlon trademark has
been granted, according to an
nouncement from G. W. Potts,
Jefferson, president of the Farm
ers union. Certification for the
exclusive use, within the state of
Oregon, of the trademark, is de
scribed as follows:
"Farmers Bducational and Co
operative Union of America" with
the design of a plow, rake, and
hoe, also, the words "Farmers Un
ion," to be applied to all farm
products sold by the applicant.
The purpose and intent Is, ac
cording to officials of the Farm
ers union, "to protect the use of
the Farmers nnlon name. No or
ganisation nor farm products sold,
will be permitted the use of the
Farmers union name, exeent nnon
appUcaUon to, and permission by
the executive committee of the
Oregon state department of the
Farmers union."
Bay Farm Home
ABIQUA Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Donnel. who have been llvins at
North Second atreet, have bought
iue iarm anown nere as the J. C.
Morley farm. The Donnels will
move to their new home at once.
Weniger to Hold
uuvarv
Pulp
it
s
raster in Fourth Year
Is Again Reelected;
Officers Chosen
Rer. Arno Q Weniger, in his
fourth year as pastor of Calvary
Baptist church, was unanimously
elected to lead that concreration
at the annual meeting and elec-
uon neia weanesaay nignt. Rev.
jr. u. Ktannard was elected mod
erator and other elected offi
cers are:
Clerk, F. W. Lehmann; finan
eiai secretary, p. C. Prat; be
neficent treasurer, Miss LaVlnia
Burigy; general fund treasurer.
uoya Gregg; balldlng fund
treasurer, Thomas B. Kenagy;
deacons, W. C. Pickens, Earl
Gregg,' P. c. Prat; trustees, Jens
Svinth, H. A. Rasmueten, C.
Mundinger; bible school superin
tendent. Dr. K. K. Adams; deac
onesses: Mrs. G. B. Rose, Mrs
C. T. Hoover.
New - Building Complete
The year Just closed marked
realisation of the new church
structure, one of the most beau
tiful and well planned plants in
the city.- In the year the church,
now 10 years old, enjoyed 41
additions, and had a loss of 29
for a present membership of 406
Persons.
Last year the church spent
$34,696.94 from Its various
funds, Including $1226.68 for
missions and beneficent needs,
and now has $589.21 on hand
for the new year.
Many members attended the
snnnal meeting, which was pre
ceded by a dinner.-
Credit Union Has
Initial Dividend
A dividend of 3 per cent was
declared by the board of direc
tors of the Salem Teachers' Cred
it union In a recent meeting, the
first dividend ever declared bv
the three-year-old organization.
Th union is comprised of all
employes of school districts In
Marion county and all employes
of Willamette university. It
loans money to members only.
Membership of the board of
directors Includes: Floyd Sieg-
mund, Gertrude Shlsler. Mary
Eyre, Ruth Fraser and Dr. 8. B.
Laughlin.
False Tax Refund
Claims Fine Four
False statements on claims for
state motor fuels tax refunds have
resulted in convictions and fines
in four Oregon eases since De
cember 31. Secretary of State Earl
Snell declared Thursday.
The fines ranged uo to 8100.
exclusive of court costs. Arrests
were made in Clackamas, Wash
ington, Yamhill and Jackson counties.
Motor fuels taxes are refunded
on all gasoline used for lndna.
trial, agricultural and other pur
poses.
X Nippon-Backed Mongol Chiefs
t'v
.
d
As a sentry presents arms, the chairman of the newly-formed Japanese
sponsored Mongolian government, Prince Teh Wang (right and General
LI Shoo-Hsin. commander-in-chief of the Jap-tralned army, pose for
their official photographs before the eapitol at Hon Ho Go To, Mongolia.
Gty Committees.
Boards Appointed
Special committee and board
appointments not previously made
public were announced yesterday
by Mayor W. W. Chadwlck. They
are:
Special traffic committee Al
dermen Frank P. Marshall, David
O'Hara, James H. Nicholson, E. B.
rerrine and Willis Clark.
Special lien foreclosure Alder
men David O'Hara, Frank E.
Loose and Glenn Gregg.
City library board E. T.
Barnes, W. H. Burghardt and Mrs.
J. W. Harbison, all three-year appointments.
Stadium committee - M a v o r
Chadwlck replaces ex-Mayor Kuhn
as cnairman. The other members
are the same, being: Alderman
Willis Clark, Frank P. Marshall,
Lawrence N. Brown, Glenn Gregg,
Tom B. Hill, Cuyler Van Patten,
Roy S. Keene and Vern Gilmore.
All-Gty Townsend
Gathering Tonight
A Townsend macs meeting
wiU be held st the old high
school auditorium toniabt at
7:30 o'clock, with the new na
tional representative, Charles W.
wetterman, to deliver the address.
The meeting.wlll be a triple
celebration, honoring Dr. Town
send on his 72nd anniversary,
the fifth anniversary of the
Townsend movement, and a re
ception honoring the new na
tional representative. The pub
lic is Invited.
Search Is Halted
For Woman's Body
No further search for the bod
of Mrs. Ethel Sears will U
made, said Deputy Sheriff Wal
ter Oerth and Sgt. Farley Mogaa
of the state police, following an
unsuccessful run of the Willam
ette river . from West Salem to
Wheatland ferry yesterday.
It was the second thorough
search of the river by Gerth a ad
Mogan for the body of Mrs.
Sears, who. It Is believed, com
mitted suicide by drowning last
Dec. 22. Yesterday's carefsl
check of all eddies on both sides
of the river, failed to locate the
tody.
for
IRRITATION
easfatttU.
TVTHEN your nostrils be
vy come red. Irritated,
and stuffy because you have
a head cold, just Insert a,
little Mentholatum In them,
Note how quickly It soothes
the Irritated membranes and
relieve the stuffiness. It will
also check sneezing. Once
you enjoy Mentholatum's
comforting relief. ytmH
always want to keep this
gentle ointment handy. .
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JANUARY
CLEARANCE
AT NELSON
-FaoiriTQDftaacr
ROS.
Follows Murphy
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Flax Shed Repair
Ineligible to Fund
The state restoration fund can
not be used to replace three peni
tentiary flax sheds destroyed dur
ing a high wind here recently, At
torney General I. H. VanWinkle
ruled Thursday.
t VanWinkle said this fund was
created' to replace state properties
destroyed by fire.
-The opinion was requested, by
tne Oregon state board of control.
Births
Reg. 12.75
Spool or
Poster Beds
Twin or full
size.
NOW
7.00
Qose Out
Specials
19c
69c
49 c
39c
Brooms..
Ironing:
Boards...
O-Cedar
Mops
Door
Mats....
jfcri a. tsananer, AnmsvUle. a I H
boy, Alan Pearl, born January 4 H
pounds 11 ounces. '
To Mr. and Mrs.
Sandner, Aumsrllle,
10-pc. Living Room
Beautiful Davenport" ajid Chair, Occasional
Table, Lamp and Shade, Smoker, Ottoman,
Picture, Occasional Chair, 9x12 Felt Base
Rug and Sofa Pillow.
OUsOO Down
Pay
III
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Hill
Reg. 42J50
nn
Gov. Frank Fitzgerald -
Successor to Frank Murnlrv. new
United State attorney reneraL
Frank Fitigerald Is sworn m as
rw . governor of Mlchlran In
Lansing'. Fitzgerald, a Repub
lican, la a former governor of tits.
T. X. la, at. & SV oaaa, tU 9.
Herbal .remedies for ailments
of stomach, liver, kidney, skin.
blood. ; glands, 4 urinary sys.
tern of men A women. SI years
la service. Naturopathic PhvsS-i
elans, Ask roar Nelrhbors
about CHAN LAM. .
on. cnnn unm
n CHINESE 2IEDICINE CO.
DltSH Court 8W Corner Uber
ty. Office open Tuesday A Sat-
Oarday only. II A. M. to 1 P. M.,
to 1 P, la. Consultation, blood
pressure urine tests are free
of 'charge..- . "
cott LtVL
Sealv
The WorhTs Finest
Factory Special Price
7!
Reg. 24.50 Spring-Filled olattresi at less than the
cost of an ordinary cotton mattress. - ! rf
Sale Price. 1aiJ
s
ale of
RUGS
Seamless 9x12 Axminster
Rugs Values to 49.50.
Special Sale Price
00
6-pc.
Reg. 89.00
Bed
Pbom
Walnut Vanity, Chiffonier, Bed, Bench,
Coil Spring and Cotton Mattress.
Complete
Pay &C3 Do wn.
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Phone 6115' '
Two Entrances
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Open Sat tfl 0P. BI.
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