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Local News Briefs
County Native Returns -Alter
64 years absence, E. B. Syphart,
native of Marion county who left
jjere as a lad of 18 years, has
, 1 'returned to Salem to tarry awhile.
-'Yesterday, in reminiscent mood,
' V he recalled how ho, resided more
' than a half century ago on the
iamuy pioneer Jarm. nTien a
r rough plot of 10 0 acres, now a
part of the present state cottar e
farm four miles south of Salem.
He left this country and his fam
-. ily tor reasons of , health. : going
to reside with an aunt In Wooster,
. O. Just a year ago he returned
to Salem, then, reading about Cat
' . ifornia's climate and sunshine, de
cided on i trip to the Golden state
-i but alter four months there he
decided that, after all, there was
j- mnrn HBnaninii nu htiiiilt 111 nm
native state of Oregon. Mr, Sypb
art. who is staying at the Bligh
hotel, says that he did not find
many to remember him here oh
his return. He has a sister in
Portland and a relative by mar
riage SilTertou. : . ;
Free dance,' Jordan Valley, &
miles south of Lyons, May 6. '
'Enlarge Committee - The "in
dustrial committee of the cham
ber of 'commerce, . which Is swing
ing into an active program to ad-
Coming Events
Prosecutor m
Case Continued
I Grand Jury Will Take up
Alleged Shortage ' in
- Treasury . Tomorrow
- -Due to Illness ef Traacls Marsh
of ; McMlnaville, special prosecu
tor handling Investigation into
the v alleged shortage- of about
$ 2 3,0 0 0 from the .county , treas
urer's office here, the grand Jnry
which had been summoned tor to
day will not continue the matter
until Wednesday . morning: , at It
o'clock, it was announced yester
day at the office of County Clerk
U. G. Boyer. y ,,. . .v.
The. divorce trial, of Zuber ts.
Zuber, scheduled ,for yesterday,
has been continued , until next
Monday. v ,
county department of health. Ex-1 Jdge L, U. Leweiling of d-
i .... . , . I partment number two will be here
suuniuuua a u u luimuumilUDS I j m .
that department. : .
H - Circuit Court
Ralph SI Rose, charged with nsf
check; transcript filed from
Woodburn Justice court where he
was bound over to the grand Jury.
Bail of $250 given. - ' ' j
State ex rel Garnet M. Snider
New York Fair Set to Open
May 8 Annual TMCA
spring sports dinner, 0:15 at
YMCA, Tex Oliver speaking.
May 4 Kansas dab of Salem
dance Cherry City Baking coax
'. pany's hall, 8:30 p. ni. .-f-' -'"i" r":.:j
' May 7 Champoeg Cth annl
- Ternary oltimi e at park.
. May 7 to . 14 Xatiewal Ma-
ate Week celebration. ; & i
Jlay 10 Mate Knights of Co
lam bus convention, Mt, Angel. -Blay
18-20 State conference
of social service workers at the
chamber of commerce. 4 i
May 19-20 Salesa district
. Epworth 1 e a g a e convention,
Leslie Methodist church. :
lieahh Schedule Several ex
amination Z clinics are scheduled
for.' this week-, by the Marlon
were held at the Highland nursery
school Monday morning with a
milk handlers clinic held at the I
health . department In the ' after
noon Today school and pre
school exams will' be held at Sil-
U
, 4
4
verton - and Wednesday school
vance Industries in, the capital exams will be conducted' at- the T? in.dnstrtal fccldent commls-
ctty, met yesterday under Chair- he4lth S 'otflc The rea-nlar lnw M0D ; ne"ag 1 "y . '
mn RT a Vocotn and ordered heaun ornce. .ine regular im- a. m. on alternative writ of man
man Kay A. locom ana oraered ntonitions, vaccinations and tu- dmmn- to comnel commission to
enlargement of the group to -IP hor.niin ,tl wtiriui riven - nn cmm , . p commwi w
members The complete commit- oerculin .tests will be given on show medical records upon which
Eee inembershlo' al SXo? Satnrda' mornln at the health tB. commission -based . order of
SprMStaS ?1-:; March in which it rto
' nest JMlHer. Georre-Riches: Ray i.,er Knre s fth Mtt i-ntoff for permanent dlsabmty,
Yoeom. L. C. McLeod. E. B. Ga- - " . ,
briel tee XS-- Everlv. Cardner 1 j Coart at Pendleton Five mem-
Knapp, 3.
Howard, W. M. Hamilton, George
SwfeMii
' & v ' ' , '
Ruth Z. Harbaagh vs. Glenn L.
liar baurh. amended affidavit sup-
JJ. Chambers, Clem I b" OI me state supreme poure vs u, , "''.t ..,11.
v.k J "- r . . . . . .. I . . - .. mr V a. l, M , 1 in
iotn kw. k hnidinr 1 conniuons unoer wnica muauu nuiuu- Hcsaowi, tsace m ntw avn, vuvui nvmo, iwmm .
the soring term of -the court for I P cm ar o sauaiaciory, s i u this as large crews i ,wwra;cr acwrwu won o p me iiniwnmg
eastern Oreroh. There are elkht I rrinx D. Bowman ani wire vs. i r touches to the New Tore woria s lair, a 9100,000,000 international
Bogus; Harry W1 Scott, Fred Pau-
1 us and David W. Eyre.
1?
1
screen; attest to Salem's taste tor
. - Skating Party Tonight Mem-
ie'rs ! and friends of - the Salem
Skating club are Invited to' a
party at the MellowMoon rink
than .Thursday.
..... ' tha 4fiW.-aV. THA MHIPt I wir " -
I";..,: ., , . -Ik'"", i.Ti: closure rranUnr nlalntlXf 9t
fivivi ,ut vim i mvav M.w I .... .amaw, , I
and S2S.30 court costs.
Jean WeUer and Bessie . V. I
Hayes vs. Guy O. Smith; motion
of defendant for plaintiff to set
forth conditions and purpose lor
extraTagaaaa. Ia extreme foregroaad Is federal hall where Preel-deas-
Rooserett was apeak. Ia narkgroead are the Tryloa aad
Perisphere. '.. t !
Health Days Set Several Sa
lem schools are observing health
tonight.' The club has the floor I days during the next two weeks.
from! lOfSO till 12 o'clock. All I It was announced hv Snnerinten.
thmo wtahfnr tn ' tti v 'mi make I riont Sllaa Hal nor vexterdav. and I which money allegedly .paid to de-
it known at the door when enter- parents may ascertain dates of fendant was paid andjwhetha ' it
ingi Plans hare been made for programs by asking their children WM PId one or V1
games and other entertainment or calling the respectire schools. W. p. Storer and W. B. Storer,
and the bi-monthly club paper wUl doing business as Storer Brothers,
be issued to everyone presents The Salem Federal dividend rate Corvallls. ts. Ray-Maling eora-
-ii - has always been 4 per cent. . pany. Inc.; defendant's answer on
Reroof-repalnt Mathis 17 8, Cmi - , two complaints i lnrolrlng con-
i ;;- Building Permits Issued yes- tracts for beans. Answer eon-
WCTU Speaker Today Guest terday by the city building inspec- tends 1S.87S tons of No. 1 and
speaker- at central unit of the tor's office were permits to Maria 18.1005 tons of site two Kentucky grams wiU be giTen twice weekly
;WCTU today, will be Mrs. Roy Robertson, to more a garage wonder beans were paid at $1,- over radio atation KSLM in ob
Puller, missionary from Vene- at 1518 Court, $15. and to R. A. 086.18 or $70 and $50 per ton, as .ervance of "Child Health Days"
uela. Mrs. Lydia Lehman will tell I For kner, to repair a dwelling at I contracted: and 41.73 S 6 tons No. I heEinnlnx May 1 and extending
! in or in vapitoi, ,
Plan Radio Hours
For Health Month
"Health of. the Child Is
Power of the Nation,"
Ia May's Slogan
During the month of. May pro-
tor Summer" at the Lablsh Center
community club Friday night Two
flms, "Road to Health and Hap
piness" and "How It is Done in
Marion County, will be shown
by Mrs. Moorhead.
During April 14 meetings and
programs were arranged by the
health department In cooperation
with the Marion county, medical
society with an audience of XC4S.
of the work in California and re-.
. port of the regional conference
at Corvallls will be, given. The
meeting .is' at the hail at -1 p nu
Vlsitbrs are welcome. : .
New Realty Board
Still Incompleted
Will; pay. Be for copies of Sunday,
April .23. Oregon Statesman.
; Coldt Malady Hits The preva
lent serere cold or flu epidemic
had a strong hold on the court
house force yesterday, with Coun-
, ty Clerk ; TJ. O. Boyer, Deputy
County Clerk Connell Ward, Depu
ty Sheriff Randall and Glenn Sav
age of the tax department among .
ihe absentee due to this Illness.
Ub t55X-
Och. Boy pnt. Mathis. 178 8. Com
Optotoetrlsta to Meet The reg
ular meeting of the west central
district of the Oregon Optometric
by Legislature Blay Be
Named This Month
Organisation of Oregon's new
state real estate department, cre-
1 and 48.0585 No. 2s at total of until June 1. May has been deslg-
$5204.11 or $70 and $47.50 per ,tea M -child Health Month" aU
ton, and denies plaintiff, allege- OTer the United States and Mrs.
tion that full crop not taken.- Le.11 Bergsvlk has been named
Ronald J. Frixxell as adminla chairman tor Marlon county.
trator of Alice B. Frixxell esute fiinr.n fo. the month is "The
I n.tii..i.. nr - - - - - am I . .. .... ...
- , . -1 , .v. 1 11. nauiuiwu tt. xxui,-muv vaiirMiti, rtT tit I'niin la LB. rnw.r
cr bulldlnr iTsalem oniaht P0"0" aenn ofhe NaUon." May 1. not a on-
at 7:$0 o'clock with Dr. Charles lnK oine. 4 .. r day obserrance or drire or cam-
PAm.m. Af taia -ttv nmMinr rrooate tOUTt naizn but a means of promoting a
I John Dick estate, order appoint- I sustained, comprehensive plan for
ing Henry Dick, a son, adminis-1 cniid health and tor the closely re-
Sunday booked Ted Wade. 448 I trator. and Chris Llechty, u. J-1 uted nroblems of maternal health.
Hood street, on a charge of op-1 Vearrler and Jim Dick appraisers. Each community is planning an
crating a motor vehicle , without Estate estimated worth $3000. I extensive child health program,
an operator's license, and Paul! John Pemberton estate; final Froarams
order closing estate. r 1 Th radio nrorrams. arranred
Lloyd Albert, Moriey. incompe- by the medical auxiliary and Mrs.
tent: first annual accounting of It .at n.nr mrin t rtnn Mat.
Asaieas. 8 kind. COe to $ J. Rock I Everett-J. Morleyj, a a a r d 1 a as I wnaH .ni iPrtda in Mir at I Members of the 1oard mast be
daphne 75c. Open Sunday, 10: SO showing $1982.50 cash received I ... 0 v I experienced in real esute opera-
till i. Knight Pearc j, Nursery. S. and 1 21 1.8 S expended. I Prorrams are as follows May Jtiont. The real estate commission
m a a a I -.'B I1 .aw V A niin a a en a. 1 1 s
- JUSlKe UOnn I Child Health Plana, Mrs. Lelt
n a a - r.lia. e -S ail I a a . e a? tl.-.a
aa . n a I HDrl .JrV TfBQ. lAJUUIU. Mm ilUw WWT WW Tl W C nM.iriHB.Il Z HIT D. HUiUO
at a. .vil. . V t a 1 IJOtaQtaSPK KMnfTaU rtfl C g.a M.l - I " '
co"?" -lnnv . Raiam -T cosU lor -JriTing .with tour in and Farm AccldenU; BIU Thomas,
- necuon wun proposea roao reio-1 .7 : . .. .V T.. Xr .7. I front seaL- nrMiiitin Red Cross? Mar 10.
Robert Talmadge Coonrod. lar- Health Precautions for the Sum
ceny belonging to Vance' Cook. mer Dr juipa purvine; May 12,
pleaded guilty and bound to grand Health Resources In Marion coun-
juryMn county Jail in lieu of svv ty, Mrs. George Moorhead; May
ball. . I IT. Child Guidance, Dr. V. A.
a. irwnrl.- Ttfav It Tlia Tmnnrtance
Burson of 117$ Union on a charge
of violating tha basic speed rale.
Xul Florist. 12)8 N
Road Board'2otng East Mem
bers; Of the state highway com-
missioa will spend If ay 17 in Bend I Liberty, 1 blocks south armory.0
and :PiinevIUe where . they will
cations,;
Obitnariea.
f Mrs.' Barbara Arnold, at he rea
died April 27 at Hawthorne, Calif.,
friends here have been informed:
Services will be held here at the
Clough-Barrlck company next1
Thursday at 1:20 p, m.
Next CC Speaker Walter B.
John,- C. 'Rhoades, Charles
-vie. ioence -iw -merui sireei. i nii iftMtiTa nn. tna vn-tianif i wmf)i xiibt . wui r a nasi vot in lvntntinn. nr.
'C'gjjtfotoi MttMii$jlgM II poUce force, wUlbe the speaker Jwefly ot gasoline from i truck . be- Gn,8le Nlleg. May Ut immunisa-
, - (.-t w'vw ai ine cnamoer - oi comnrerc i -"" . v r, ' ; non oi rre-jcaooi v-unureu,
H.-Atnoii twp aaagKera, Misses inncheoh , here next Monday. Hlslv VJr JaJ.- Laban Steeres; May 2$, Prenata:
,'RuthJid tether, Arftold; son. .nhiect .in be "SubvemiT acmtJM hTe trial at 2 p. m. today. r. n, JnnTI
!v ; . ijoya Arnota, aiaaiem ana jjoru ities." t ' moao auuuuau .us " " .
. .-.-Arnold of ?Sah ' Diego: -brother. , . , tence continued until today. All ia
ir L Wesley McFar land of C-o If ax. White shoes cleaned 20c. Marlon, jail In lien $50 ball.,
; ; Wash,; i four sisters,,-; Mrs. Lulu Hotel Shine shop. m Marriage licenses -
- Mccormick ot Saaplego, Mrs. v,wi. - C Charles J. Rybloom. $0, me
VLuey Greer of Melrose. Idaho, and clb TT. Sid chanic, route 6, box 121. aad Oen-
- . Mrs; . Lottie Skeen of Lps Ange- fiddlers contest will highlight the eTiaye Louise Glover. 21, domes-
; ' lesttllf.: also three 'grandchild- n-"ng oi me Agea neuremni tjCf Sublimity.
. - -renFUBerai announcements later i io ainyiumeui no.
Health Program
Extensive, Week
by Ciough-Barrick company,
12 to be held tonight at
o'clock at Wesley halL ;:.:
7:30
Vaadcrhoff
' funeral services are to be con
ducted at 10:20 a. m. Tuesday
from 4he Terwllliger chapel for
Mrs; Annie Vanderhoffr 87. who
died- yesterday; at fiet- home, 559
North 21st street. She was a rest;
dent of Salem tor approximately
f Of years ' and ', member of the
aangaucai Vnar . aere. r oa. - Q tg baerre national hos-
surriTea - oytwo sons ait w -W- it
Portland- an Everett: f Bend; J? '
f our i . brothers;, Preiton Wood Llbertaub to Meet Wednes
'Sheldpn, Earl and Clnty all of daFaf 'S p.m. there will be a
.Saiem e ster Mifjame maaUQC f Ue Liberty Townsend
-ataxier os vmoa. mm ""7-1 up at the Liberty schoolhonaa.
airs, ceaiie v j&awaroav
erere Judson, , Mra, iWanita, Creas-
Granted PermitThe, county ".'. '.-.-'' "
court yesterday approvedapermit
for Alfred L. Deggelerof . Silver
ton tb haul logs orer the North
Santlam: :
Richard D. Anderson. 22, state I Marion Deoartment Uses
Commercial, and Viola Lucille speakers and riims
apartments.
Municipal Court
Chester T. Smith, drunk; fined
$10. committed to jail to serve.
John Simons, drunk; a 20-day I
Hospital Day .Noted Governor Jail sentence suspended.
Charles A. Sprag)iaMonday issued
1.11 I . . . l.t M I
a Kl W Urlllj MM , ClUiCBI M a. a
' a
tathoiic scouting
Leaders to Gme
to Carry Word
An extensive health education
program is being sponsored by the
Marion county department of
health this week, Monday morn
ing, the talking slides, "For All
Our Sakes," was shown at the
Woodburn high school to 400 stu
dents and in the afternoon the
same film was shown to the home
hygiene class pf the Red Cross.
Monday night Mrs. George
Moorhead, director of public l
health education, and Mrs. Nova
Word , has j been received by vnnnr nnralna- snnerrlaar. went
imi n.k To-i-HaTha I James E. Monroe, scoit executive o Albanv to aire a demonstration
ey and Mrs. Barnlece ZelleralJ of Iremlar meeting ot the Hollywood lot. the Cascade area council, that program on syphillls. Wednesday
Salem. Ret. Oay: L. Drill wUlbffi- wlll u hid tonight at J1 Talelen, archdlocesan nims wiUbe shown atjhe pro-
nam 11 ini KriKci. ; wmiaw a.tiaair . n, arm .., j rm ; m, uuu iuvquuk vi, un vwws.ai
will be In the Cityvlew cemetery..! v . J O'Brien of Portland wUl be In jBnlor Woman's: club . home hy
- f!nte fatangea Tne Aurora i aaiem itioet to . maaa laeir an-1 giene class.
(ppok . . ; school clinic nrerlously announced I nuaUrisit to the Catholic scout - lions to Hear Speaker
fEd ward G. Coppok passed away I f or , May . S has been changed to I troop, No. f . The meeting will bei Mrs. Moorhead will be the guest
aeia. at bi. josepn s parun ana l speaker at the noon meeting oi
Father T. J. Bernards win direct the Lion's dub Thursday and her
the troop's weekly meeting, assist-1 topic . will he "Child Health Re
ed by Bert Ford and other troop I sources o! Mario n County.'
1 The Portland men wUl be ae-1'The Road to Health and Happi-
eontpaaled by Father Loute Bar-1 Bess and "How It Is Done la
af Hawthorne, Calif-. Thursday, i Thursday, May 11.
April 27; at the age oi ,u years.
SarrlTed by wife. Aldora Coppok.
of Hawthorne;- daughters, Mrs.
Mabel Fuller of Hawthorne and
Mrs. Madge Thompson ot Hepp
m. nr' and one tranddaagh-
ter.l Funeral services will be held
Stolen Car Recovered
from the CloughBarrlek chapel
Thursday. May 4, at lt$t . aa.it,
BTLYKRTON An automobfls
atalaa tm PnHIuA. BraMftfaf T.
Hohbe of that city, -was loana i ssanoB voaacy, ww ne hows ai
nday on the streets here where J Catholics a A meeting of the I the Rock Point aehooL
been abandoned.
Binht
- . Ujs. . 2a v-aa, m.
cT.-.ai amawa for ailments
of stOTiaci; Urr, fddncy. akta,
Mood. Ui, riWCJ
um f men A woxaen, 11 jrtars
In service. Kataropathte Phyalp
clans. Ask your Neighbors
about CHAN LAM, , .
!; a3Za G- ffiU EiITJ
cmNESZ. taa3)XCClB CQ.
SSSi. Court Et.;Cornir LTber
rifioa Anen Tuesday at sav
nrday only. 10 Ai M. to 1 P. TjL.
r 4 w tt ConsulUUott, blood
pressure ft viae test axa free
Earir To -Mr, and Mrs. Allen
Early. 1 1 S East Miner, a daugh
ter, Florence Lorene,.bora April
it. . J- -
i-erite---To Mr. and urs.
Foster Wlateraate, 1141 North
1 12th, a daughter, Joaa Ear. oora
April 22 at tne sataa uetMraa
aaacfear-TO ur. aaa aua.
troop eommltteeman wia be held I Dr. Ralph Purytne will speak
following the troop meet. Mem- on "Health Preventive Measures
hern of the committee are Dr. Ed
ward Lebold. Father T. . J. Ber-
; aarda, Paul Koenlg and Fred Gor-
scout master.
J. Stcinbergcr Is
Held, Grcn-J Jury nn f;rr7::.
BILVERTON John . Eteiaberger
IMaay l thaw saaeiaa, itss,
kaak-nkl aenaH kLaw aa eaka er Sttaiat
Elerbart Geschtr. Ctaytom, a tea, waa, vow. rw w 'IT - "
S5a-isti!"- ir-J iSSS-S!
rfYasns Tr MTr- Alrta charge at attempting to commit a SSk i f.m s saaaa ear m
Hansen, Turner, "a son, Xdward feloar, "ii, TV fTiTT i V t
ijSew, bora April It at the Dea- - Mrs. SUlnberger tMUftedthat aafl&'--SJ-SS
T11 i! her husband bad attempted to ,. y-w kiajw .i-HiIt. . - -
Eowe To Mr. and Mrs. Clar- oot her and said he had ought ZSSTJS,
enca Howe, HTf rairfrouhdJ ta ladnee: her to alga orer to him m th-u-atTiat- raayj Man aasc
road, a daughter, bora April I her rlghU la the Jamllyroperty. b-fc-a
attSa Deafness hosplUL , Steinberger denied any threat or SS?&IlZLaaaa
xLtnieuTo Mr. and Mrs. Na- attempt to shoot hia wife,, -v U-'T tZEZ&
thaEAli.ato 1 Brooka, , L. EaMsas i waa a Jto wit- feJ-T
adaur-ter,bora May 1 at the iteas.. called by Joa reltoa, deputy ITEss
VM Told How
-To Avoid War
Strong Def enae, no Ties,
Killing of War Profit.
Is Van Antwerp Idea
Provide a strong national de
fense, take the profits out of war.
avoid European entanglements.
strengthen democracy by making
it work at home these were the
I knalnta amnhaatzed bv Eusrena .L
I I Van Antwern, national comman
Lrder-in-chlef of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, who addressed a
Salem group of Teterans, repre
sentatives of patriotic organiza
tions and others here Sunday. . '
We believe in national defense
to avoid war," said the prominent
veteran. "And we believe that an
other way to avoid war Is to take
the profits out ot It. Revelations
in congress in the last 10 years
have shown that 23,000 new mil
lionaires were created by the
great war, and we know about
shipyard workers who were paid
from $25 to $50 a day and. wore
silk shirts; We want no more such
profiteers. We would tag industry,
commerce and labor to the point
that war profits would be held to
normal profits. This would not
only cut down the profiteering
but would provide the government
with the necessary revenue to
wage war.?
Ron-Alliance Strongly Favored
The commander-in-chief said he
had obtained in his travels a
cross - section of opinion in the
United States and that it was over
whelmlngly against alliances or
InrolTements in European affairs.
Relative to the neutrality prob
lem. Van Antwerp advocated no
restraint on sale ot war munitions
for cash but proposed that
"our ships go Into war zones at
the' risk ot the profiteer, and op
posed the designation of aggres
sors. 1 '
Governor Charles A. Sprague
spoke briefly, stating his belief
that the people of Oregon are not
in favor of involvement in a Eu
ropean war.
New Army Head
t -
Local WU Seniors
Get School Posts
Four Salem Students Are
Among Quintet Placed
in State Positions
Five seniors. Including four Sa-
1am atndanta. who will araduate
State Commission Created I from Willamette university in
June hare signed contracts to
teach la Oregon schools for the
coming year according to Pearl
Swaason, placement secretary.
The following seniors hare
signed contracts: Doris Damlelle,
state real siuia ircyariuivui, uo- . - , . , ,...v
ated under an act ot the last legls- ."EJ .7
lative session, probably will not t"""T"v TL o-ia-T vii7 .
Ka M..uai ..hi I. in u.v I June JohnsoB, Salem, biology ma
Governor Charles A. Sprague has
Indicated. . . . . i .
The department will include a
real estate board composed ot fire
members, state real estate eom-l
missldher and clerical assistants.
Estabrook Brief .
Filed in Court
' The reply brief of Jack Esta- --
brook, under 1$ months prison -'
sentence for using a bomb with
Intent to Injure the property of
another, was filed In the state
supreme court here Monday.
Estabrook was convicted ' in
.Washington county at his third
triaU He also was fined $500.:
Attorneys for Estabrook appealed.
Officials said Estabrook was
among those arrested in the labor- '
goon campaign. "
... .
aiat.aaaa
Brig. Cen. George. C Marshall
UhaMli nft. waa selected or
Presldetat Roosevelt as chief of
staff, the army's highest post, ce ;
succeed General Malln Craig,
who U slated to retire. 1 Gen.
Marshall will be among the
youngest to bold the office.
The mOSION Wrick
fif stylo faf
m rscaiaa. wallets watcM.
mm tae rsrfocf Cat. See ew wJacKea
jor, biology, general science and
physical education at Pilot Rock;
Margaret Hacy, Salem. English j
maior. English and history at
Ashland; Lee Rudln, Salem, sci
ence major, chemistry, general
science aad biology at Canby; and
Kathrrn Thompson, Salem, social
science major, social science, bi
ology and physical education at I
Bonanza.
Former graduates with teach
ing experience who hare secured
new positions are: Dwlght Adams,
physical education director at
Dallas, goes to Albany as director
of physical education and athlet
ics; Jesse Deets, physical eauca-
tioa director and coach at csta-i
cada, has accepted a similar post-1
tion at Col ton; Theauora uusiai-
son. English teacher at Richland,
has accepted a position to teacn
English at Coquille; Helen Kat-
ourr Soence. Portland, will teach
commerce at Brownsville: and
Muriel White of Salem, who has
been physical education Instructor
at Woodburn the past several
rears, has been elected at Rose-
burg in full time physical eduea-
Ition. .
4 aw
6KUEMS.
The ATaAOt. Ty saw 6RUEH. Yet
'24"
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life
The tOKS. la-ely sew 6KUEN wyle.
fiaelcate. cnOTI
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Parent-Teacher County
Gouneil to Meet lUy IS
SILVER TON Mrs J.
Roubal, president of the Marioa
countr council ot the Parent-
Teacher association, announces
that its annual meeting will be
heldat Silvertoa May IS. .
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Ilartnan Dios.
Jeweler '
Corner Statt at Libertx -
er will receive $4000 annually.
Two candidates for the office
ot real estate commissioner are
William Graham, democrat, and
Herbert Gordon, Portland, repub-l
lican. Graham Is now serving as I
deputy state real estate commie-1
sioner under Hugh Earle. in 1
charge ot the state Insurance com
mission.
Gordon previously served as a
member of the legislature and has
been engaged in the real estate I
business in Portland for many
years.
The law creating the new real
estate department becomes oper-
stive June 14.
Governor Sprague 'said he had
received a large number of appli
cations for real estate commis
sioner but declined to divulge
their names.
New Parole Board
To Name Director
Applicant for $3600 Post
WiU Be Jnterriewed
at Meeting Soon
Oregon's newly created : state
parole bard, to become operative I
June 14. win meet la Salem with
in the next few days to consider
employment of a parole director
at a salary of ISI00 yearly, as
sistant parole director aad four
parole officers.
The ' new board, appointed by
Governor Charles A. Sprague, ts I
composed of Paul R. Kelty, ax-
editor of the Oregonian: Gerald l
Mason aad Roy S. -Spec"
Keene. lt waa Indicated here that
Keene would be elected chalrmaa
of the board. '
Governor Sprague declared re
cently that selection of the parole
staff would be left largely to tha
board and that polities would be
taboo.-
A large number of the appli
cants tor parole director will 1
Interviewed by tha hoard at Its
first meeting here. . ' i
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