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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1939)
Yes, Sir They Saw the lZing nnd Queen! - . : .' - - - i if,-- ? - mm -. a- v. . m , - w a - .... ia r n m -Bishop's IJualUy (Uosts lvo more - V It . ST M-rJl v, f rv - II.!.. . ' . -.. :f--"!-;i -t ... .--j. ..J". ONA w : 1 v vm i fTTvirMrr . 4 i ' v :- - The only antoward'lnddent daring the triumphant eight-mile drive of XlnGeorg VI ud Queen Elia . abeta through Ottawa, Canada capital, occarrrd when aa unidentified an broke throncfe the police line to hold np his child for a riew of the flatting monarch. The queen watched with Interest, bat bo tice the udlsfaJsed shock oa the f ace of the eoacbJgaa at the right. . - Benefits of Citv Farmers Managership ToldUnion News Aa argent appeal to public- spirited- citizens to Join hands with farmers, in seeking solntlon of the power problem, was made bj George W. Potts, retiring pres ident of the Oregon Farmers un- Greyhound Bos Program Slated at Silverton for Early June i i SILVERTON J. L. , Franjen. I ion. in his address the opening city manager at Oregon City fori day of the state convention, now the past 14 i years, was guest l in session at Monmouth speaker at the Silverton cnam- He said -the new PUD law "Is ker of commerce Tuesday night, I not exactly as we Vould have it giving tne History oi tne cuy i .-, . nor are any of the other manager zorm oi government i uw, affecting the welfare of ag taking it from Its birth at riculture." He urged farmers, be Etauntan, Virginia la 1908 np to I fore the next legislature, to ere the present time when better lte utility districts and i electric than ten million Americans hare l co-od associations for use iof Bon chosen to live under the city neville power so "we will have an nanager form .of government. irresistible argument when we go Oregon towns having this to the next legislative session." form are, according to Mr. I He declared the rural - power Franzen, LAursnae, a siona, future is Jeonardized by short Hlllsboro,; Oregon City, Yarren- sighted interests seeking to rush ton. Bend and Forest Crave. I cities into municipal ownership, Close to 100 towns with popu- I ignoring the rural areas and farm uuon oeiow nave a city i ers. manager, he said. About 30 per On the matter of taxation, Pre cent of the city managers are I ident Potts said: "The farms of graduate engineers, according to I Oregon are carrying a mueh higa Franzen. . . er ratio between actual value ana At Oregon City, Franzen . olnt- I assessed value than any other in- d out. Indebtedness totaling I dustry in our state.: Most of the 9960,000. in 1S24 was cut to I farms are being assessed on a val $338,600 in 1938. lue from, two td three times tha Franzen explained this cbility I actual cash lvalue. The statute spe to reduce taxes as the-result of I clflcally states that all property one man's efforts being put to I shall be taxed on an equal end manage the city instead of . Its I ratable proportion then "why dis- management being left to a I criminate against the agricultural number of men who . had other business to attend. industry r - ' ' Gets Bos Publicity SILVERTON One more piece of , Silverton publicity will ,o out iin June when one of the new Greyhound busses Is to be christened at Silverton. It will gt forth under the. Lilverton name and will carry a slogan to be selected by Silverton peo ple.' The bus will travel on a Former Hubbard Resident Called HUBBARD Word has been received at Hubbard that Mrs, Lillian Smith, whi accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Kimmes to Crants 4H Scholarship Winners Listed ive Mt. Angel Youths '.WHI Attend Summer School at State College MT. ANGEL The announce ment of the winners of the 4H scholarships In St. Mary's school was made Tuesday by Miss Theresa Dealer, principal. The two scholarships given for I the best papers in a written ex amination on various religious topics were awarded to Myra Kaiser and Donald Butsch. The scholarships are donated by Father Alcuin. Honorable men tion went to Mary Ann Brokamp. Robinette Aman, Clemens Hauth and Joseph Lauby. The scholarship donated by the Mt. Angel Legion was won by Clemens Hauth as the high est scoring boy in 4H work. Myra Kaiser held the highest score among the girls which en titled her to the Legion- auxil iary scholarship. She, however. could not accept two scholarships and the auxiliary donation was awarded to the runner-up, Rita Wellman. Leo Erwert, - who won the halt-scholarship In the county fair for being judged the health iest boy in the county, will at tend the 4H sunfmer school ; for the full two weeks. The five youngsters will leave Monday, June 5, for Oregon State college campus at Corval- 11s. main route, it Is reported by ?" J1 ,thre ago, Greyhound officials. The time of the christening died suddenly Saturday, May 29 and was buried Monday near a not Wn .t Km it nTnK.M. Grants Pass. Mrs. Smith- had wUl4be early Jnf Jnne.f y., Ured ;at Hubbard. for over Ton Dm PnmuI I aimon r. uosietuer, wno re- SILVERTON The board .-fl1e" oa the larm owned by ur, dinvtnr. n itv. ciiwm.n. l joiwara Bcnoor, is seriously ui her ' of t commerce Toted not to I eoeaan iuage na us take advantara ' f ' thA nnMintf I "ml , monthly - meeting - Tuesday scheme! which Meier ft Frank nlghtvi T' Gege Leffler and offered l, thenu4?. The Portland mJinf!JSt store offered space for a Sllrer-1 11.1. lodge mt Klamath tn dlattta Kn Ar,m A I Falls rave interestlnc reports of Sllvertmi .hi, , n ; mt d I raa loose wmiua. a bocuu tag the float fot the Rose Fes- tlm0 ollowd- - S tlval. the directors fl nnhinl ' more could be nnderuken at the I Charlie E. Rose " : -time, i t i .. i f 'k i .! uasi iuicb uciu. f No. 128-123 Swift Delivers Sermon to Class MILL CITY The baccalaure ate services were held In the Christian church Sunday night. The sermon was given by Rev. ueorge H. swift of the Episcopal church of Salem. The musical program consisted of a -ocal solo by Miss Belle Faust, num bers by a mixed chorus of the high school and by the boys' quartet, accompanied by Mrs. Sheythe. . . FALSE TEETH am tv. mlLZT. .t'TTAtT L. ! INDEPENDENCE - P u nera! Tbe Kikttui n u.rt. I services for Charlie Edward Oop"y f Kw Tark, fat th 8uu I Rose, 53, who died Thursdar at il3lZLfmL1Vl?icIrii7 olli home here were-held Satir- CoiMiMioMr f u. attT .i oT VZZ I day at the Smlth-Baun chapel. aut t Uwj - r I Interment -' was at the IOOF i ; . :?JrrsuJ ,. I cemetery. aeooe.00;'7"' -- 1 I - Charlie Edward - Rose - was " ntcom ; x - I born January S 188C, In Chi w&tJStS11". wti" Brta cago. 111. He was married to Ib'umm. aIvMmj. .j ..(. ..il Anna. Sorer on June 15, 1928 iarias tiM yn 910s.4a1.se. . I He had lived Jn this vicinity iaeoa irtmrniUr unttn rtMivtc 4aj I since that . time. Surviving are TobjU;molM.s.-M ..--VI ate widow, ;Mri Anna Rose, one DiBBURSEMXNTS ' r I sister, Ethel Stevens! of Taklma, Kt Umm paid earias th jm taehU-1 and " one brother, address nn- taa aajaaat azpauaa. I41.S75.S7. - I w.on - ' "? ' T Taiaa.. Ueaattt a ad faaa Bait dariaf tta yaar. S43.488.SS. DiTi4ida paid n aapHal stack 4 arias fa yaar, $50,000.00. . i ABomat al an ataar axpaadjtaraa, flOs, Tetai JrpaaaiHitwf, $851,108.15, -. ADHITTED A88KTa TalM at nal aatata avaad (atarkat vaiaai, nib -t , . Loaaa a martragaa sal cellataral, sts. TahM a baaaa awaac (aiaartUad), tes.ota.s5. . , . Valaa af stocks ewsad (sutkat vstaa), STSS.1S5.00. - - Caak ia tkaaka aa4 en kaas, flSO.- . S4S.5A. - Prmlasu la eatrt af eaTJactloa wriv Um ilaca Saptambar SO, 195$, 10t,- aao.sa Iatarasi aad ' taata 4aa aa4 accTaad. fl8.OM.Sa. - Otkar titata (sat). I9I5.9S. Total saauttaa anati, fS.SST.OSSJa. - UABIUTIla . 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