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Local News Briefs
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Elght Penults Granted Eight j
log hauling permit were granted
the county court yesterday to
le following; Daryl M. Wlesner
and Carl A." Wood, over market
road 41 from Cloverdale school to
Pacific highway; L. E. Blerce,
North Santlam higllway -from
Gates camp to CCC camp one mile
west of Idanha; John M. Wolfe,
Marion Donaldson, R. L. Cad
walader and" Alta Slmonson.l
Greens Bridge to market road 1;
Charles DeGulre, across North
Santlam highway to Nystrom r err
Ice station 1 miles east of Ni
agara; Harvey Wilson, market
roads 85, 22, 27, 54 and li.w
Rummage. WCTU 'rail. Frt., SaU
i Trlmmph Job Advised Relocate
Ing. realigning and widening of
second section of Triumph road
was- recommended in- a viewer'
report filed with the county- court
yesterday. This is an old estab
lished county road now secommo
dating a large traveling public, the
report found, and properly to
handle this trattle It should- be
improved. A-similar report was
presented recently on the first of
the two sections of the road into
which ' the improvement project
has been divided. .
Rummage sale, Townsend Club
Coming Event
June 17-18 HaH clerks and
carriers aaaual coaveatJom. '
June 1ft Kansas dab of Sa
lem ' picnic- at the state fair
gTOUBda. - v v.v.:;'"-!
' Jane 18-20 -I Jons club eon
ventioa, headquarters Marlon
hotel. -. . . ;
" June 17-18 -Pacific North
west Council of Credit Women's
. Breakfast clubs annual con-.
veatlon, Marion hotel.
- Jane: 10 Salem district
school ' election j . voters living
aortb of State street ballot at
school administration building
' on North 'High, those sooth of
'State at WCTU building adjoln
, ing Statesman office.
- Jane 23 MiMOuri club;
24. B. CoroT. - --Ao
J ne 23 Steanaboaripen's
" annual reunion,. Cbinpoeg
park.
:; Jaae 2.WState Missouri
clnb pienle, Falrgromda. . "
August 0- Ananal state Ten
nessee picnic at Dallas city park ,
- Aug. 8-12- American Legloa,
department of Oregon, conven
tion. - -
Salera-Exempt
From Fee Law
County .r Clerk Rules new
.Statute Applies Only
to Fee-Supported
The city of Salem, which has
filed scores of lien foreclosure
complaints In circuit court in. the
last two years, does not come
within provisions of a new state
law requiring certain public bodies
to nay the usual filing fees. Coun
ty Clerk U. G. Boyer decided yes
terday, when six more city buks
were presented at Jfcls office Jhe
law applies only to fee-supported
bodies, the clerk ruled.
Filing of the six complaints oth
erwise -would have , cost the city
$44.80. Defendants and principal
ludnnents asked were as follows:
K. U. unmmiDi ana uiusn.i
$253.84; Marie Cooler Yates and
others, $204.21. and $204.21;
Glenn Rash and others, $121.64;
D. J. Goode and others. $3$ .01 and
$1 1 S.l 4 j-'-- George Vail Hupperty
and others, $117.45; C. Ray Saun
ders and others, $152,54.;
. Orcnit Coart ".
' Federal land bank of 8pokane
vs. I W.Moatgomery;etal; an-
Clues to Torch Slaying
l Legion Membership Fp Capi
tal post -No,- 9, American. Legion,
is expected to have the largest wer of defendants Montgomery.
paid up membership of recent 1 Washed Sand ft Gravel com-
Convicts' Age
Average Is 33
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Warden Dispells Notion
Prisoners' Younger
Than Formerly
George Alexander, warden of
the state penitentiary upset no-
, la the woods near Fort Lee, N. J.,
- l o. j.- Tk I ' T . r. - . . . I nniiw.iutt; Mil...liMdMmieofii
no. a, xnu.j m omwwf, - , years .ay me ume me siaie i-e- ,.nr. Inc.: vs. Salem Sand ura-i - ILLV tw. kah. k.i w wwa a
m. ... a I w I aval van aninnnriM rurgunic uija- j mS "
I fion con venuon opens aere-.au-1 i iv, nan v. Inc.; answer ftlieg-1 " . T . ... ik ,..-
oline and set afire, Henry B. Lockwood la shown examlniag a bit
. h.. riwmm. ease with halved eigareta, necktie and match
es foand with the corpse. I was hoped they would give a cine to the
mystery. -
The SUtesmaa asking Ut ques
tions. -
Governor Spragne expressed his
sympathy with the Idea of devel
oping vocational and educational
work In the penal Institutions and
mentioned briefly the new parole
plan. .
; Vigilance- Urged - :
He emphasized, however, that
prison is the. wrong place to begin
on reformation, and urged . in
creasing vigilance on the part of
the church, youth agencies and
kindred movements in preventing
crime to relieve the necessity of
tlons that prisoners today ara igtreM on cnre of criminals.
younger than in the early days,
when he presented comparative
The Kovernor discussed also his
present work of reconstructing
figures on 4S0 Prtsone, " the public welfare commission,
and now before the Leslie Meth-1 . ,fc' --t- Bi said
odist church Brotherhood meeting U ftooe- to appoint-at least one
ias niguw no I woman on each county weiiare
gram with Governor . Charles A. i eommi.tioa . He touched s briefly
sprague.
Alexander said recoras on
" I nuon Honor .'administration,' and
w I 4..'t.ia n ma t Dra
caoou turn " - -
andParolee Camp Is
gion -convention opens here Au-l-.i domnanv -Inc.! answer alleg-
I srna 1 A ai anav la wa PAtntn4n1o I . . m . a- a AAAAM4
iinW axsm ninksv Roller ftkfct v ii'viuiu6 w wuiuauv tnff aeienaani tout w ewwy
i 2..Sina7u? operated. Braxier C. SmalL Membership has 8d pay for 852? yards of speci-
ar. ?ot wuYrtd tS obtain T a fled iand under contract and has
nermit from the count clerk teen delinquent memberships were M advised plaintiff but plaintiff
under a. 1939 legislative amend " restored to active sUtus Wednes- nM refused to deliver any sand, In
J?. . i v..' dav nisht bv a flvinc sauadron .mahi.km with ontrt knt has
Winkle ruled Thusday. in cases led by Ray J. Stumbo, member- insisted on delivering at a price tor;- $,190.31 received
where "a skating rij t conducts ttlP chairman. above that specified by.the agree- I $ioie.44 paid out
- - - i. . s
a dancing marathon or waixa-1 ..,., ,(N nb f&3x . iment. Gideon D. Bowen estate; Ma- o 1-1 H I
thon permlU are requlrci under "-" """"' Credit Bureaus. Inc., vs. Leo N. Le Bowen. named administratrix 0U2Ot DV DOcird
th amendment. Te oo'nion was n nvM John Jes- and Annette Arany; answer alleg- . 1KK00 estate and A. C. Mikkle- D J
reouested by District Attorney - Rndin of Sale n who araduat- Ug on Arany s mom inu r c E joritensen and Edwin Reopening oi JSUiott lorest
Hardin C. Blackmer of Klamath ed in the class of 1934, from I J. Klnsel forfeited all interest tol overlnnd appraisers. I camp in Coos county as a parolee
Willamette university has re- a certain Tayior cud airpiane, me Curtis B. Cross estate; executor camp was proposed by members
ceived a degree of master of plane became Arany s soie PrP- authorized to assign one share of of the new state parole board at
eriy ana bo remamea sum u i itoma Hon ranch stock to Bar-1 a conierence witn siate oresier
crashed, when It became worth bara Crogg widow. J. W. Ferguson here Thursday,
only $480 and was sold for that Lewis h'. Suter and Jerusha A. Fred Finsley, state parole di
amount. ei oatntoa- fltiHwers of Earl W. rector, said approximately 30 pa-
Appeal filing extensions: Eena I pettycrew, administrator executor, rolees could be sent to the camp
Co. vs. Walter H. Zosel et al, tol tQ petition8 for hia removal; he provided sufficient work was fur-
wherejCherry picking begins Thursday Nicholg; t0 September 15 for bill ?J h , Inf0rmed and was not It was proposed that the parolees
morning, Fred J. Browning. ot exceptions and October 1 for lflw, v-p-,,.- ot a Texas stat- build trails and do other similar
ute, to have ancillary proceeaings worn
county.
An opportunity is ope' at the
ized in the pschology ol 3ligion.
building, to do Iitenslve work
in ' typing, shorthand, bookkeep
ing and accounting, and other
subjects, under 'killed instruc
tors, this summer. Pleasant
rooms and surrounding:
work -is a pleasure.
Rudin recently took firt place
in the "Professor Culz" radio
test.
Wiitti Arrim Robert T. I n it dim Kfointotn. I iranscripi.
Waters, a former Salem resident lng tne one new dwelling per Probate Court
who now lives In Glenridee. N.J.. to throiiehont thi month. Laverna Hogan French estate;
. . . v 1 ' . I f i a f r A 1 1 w-mwa- 1
a permit for a one-stoi. dwell- appraisal, amv, an VivV-
arrived in the city last night
While here he will be the guest ing . and garage was yeBterday ty, by Fred A. Williams, E. L.
of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hamilton
His wife is the former Hazel
Blake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Blake, and a sister of
Mrs. Hamilton.
Bring Dad to the Argo for a fa
mous fried chicken or roast tur
key dinner Sunday.
Finance Speaker DeWitt J.
Paul, public relatl ns executive
Businesses List X a m e a Two I for the Personal finance com
certificates were filed . with the pany for territory west of the
county clerk yesterday registering Mississippi, will be guest speaker
assumed business names. One list- at the Salem Ad club meeting
ed the name Idanha Power com- this noon at the Quelle. Paul's
pany, by Paul M. Reynolds, and home is in Salt Lake City, Utah
written hv the citv building in- Kreuts and F. E. Clarx
spector to J. A. Bernardi. The Margaret Wharton Kissinger
home is to be e ected at 510 guardianship: orders appointing
Cross, at an estimated cost of Mrs. W. B. Kissinger guardian and
$3500. authorizing her to mortgage crops
P.k,A nftf. TMf.trnm no Ph922i- L .," Z." . v. . and operating a motor vehicle
. I iana to secure iuau gneu uj Appio i : ...-,-,
instituted to handle real property
in Texas.
Justice Court
NIal A. Dow, defective brakes;
paid Jfl fine and $4.50 court costs.
Munirioal Court
Monte Thomson, drunk; fined
$25. sentenced to five days in Jan.
Will N. Teeters, failed to stop
The next meeting of the new
parole board will be held in Sa
lem Wednesday. Offices have been
established in the new state li
brary building,
Elliott forest camp previously
was used as a parolee camp but
was abandoned when the govern
ment withdrew federal funds.
prisoners received m xse- ana j , largest' retail business, an
on the same number received mr-
1938-39. showed average age of
the former- group 10 years, 19
months and $4 days, and of the
latter group 3$ years, a months
and 14 days or prisoners or i
years ago younger by three years
and 20 days on the average tnan
those of today. '
' The same group comparison
showed the average length of the
prison term' seven months and 21
davs shorter In . 1849-71 than on
the .460 prisoners received from
July 21, 19srto May is, xsjs.
' Youngest Prisoner Tea
Alexander said ' the youngest
prisoner of record,' received in
1875 before thera was a boy's
training school, was 10 years old;
the oldest one now is ss ana nas
been In 29 years for killing a fish
erman; and that the first Inmate
of the penitentiary was an Indian
committed from Marion county.
He pointed out that the prison
was first established in Portland,
moved to Salem in 1861 with
buildings here completed five
vears later.
The warden said he felt popu
lation of the prison which yes
terday was 1102 or 5 less. than
the all-time peak reached last
week would be reduced under
the new parole setup.
Building Program Helps
He mentioned the building pro
gram now in progress as another
factor In coping with prison prob
lems and said that with this com
nleted he hoped to see room avail
able for regular studies for pris
oners. He discussed briefly the
institutional industries which keep
all but about 250 of the men busy,
and Indicated his belief that some
prison-made article here, like the
twine of the Minnesota prison,
mieht be sold at least to other
state institutions. The warden's
address was handled in interview
style, with Genevieve Morgan or
forced firmly but fairly and oper
ated honestly and cleanly,; rxsw
from scandal, corruption or traai.
The state's -general assistant
load is in better .shape than for a
number of years, with 7800 place
ments in May as against only 244f
a year ago, the governor said. '
. A. W. Metsger, Brotnernooo
president, presided at the meetlsg.
Dunn now Captain
Fop State Police
Promotion of Lieutenant A. G.
Dunn, of state police district
headquarters at Medford to cap
tain in charge of the . district
headquarters at B er, was an
nounced here T a r s a y by
Charles P. Pray, superintendent
of state police.
Dunn will succeed Captain
Warren Tancey who has re
signed. Pray has not yet named
Dunn's successor t aledford.
For Slimmer Wear
.ABAaaJFV.
mo
3
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& $2.25
SHOE
STORE
COMMERCIAL AND STATE
at - .
an operators license;
fined 95.
Bail collected on overtime park
ing tags, 218.
SIQOIP BISIIIIOIP'S TMAYI The
the other. Hotel Salem, by A. N.
and Eva R. Bayly.
Jen's Spit
IMS -x
AH
Solid
Leather
Whiles and Ttco-Tonet
-.SHOE
iJ STORE
"ComT. & Stale
emu
Salem's exclusive floor covering
store. Elfstrom-Humphrey Co.
Murphy to Speak Claude H.
Murphy, newly appointed real
estate commissioner for the state,
will speak at a luncheon ot the
poratlon.
Peter F. Mayer estate; closing
order, Fanny Mayer, executrix.
Olivia Bentson estate: assign
ment of one-seventh' interest in
estate by G. B. Bentson to Rod
erick Bentson of Silverton for $1
and other consideration.
Nancy Jane Lewis estate; cita
tion on petition of Lee E. Worn-
nm ntmin!atrtnr tnr authority
to sell .17 acres, consisting of I Children Invited to Put
house and lot in Silveston, valued
Dog Show Slated
By Grocery Firm
.t
at 2800.
Tniia E. Blodeett estat: fourth
Salem realty ooaro looay noon ai annuai account of Sarah Blodgett
the Golden rneasani. Peterson, executrix; 2329.10 re-
r,i iri.Mm r ceived and $88.89 paid out.
all Dogs in Event
Set June 24
A dog show and parade In
.(.!.. all nhlMrsn nf Ml-tOB and
George Stephen Scbaefer guar- JL.,."
AAiintir a van it itti in enter
fZatfm Pipnip Tha nnniial nip- l aiaDBUiu, cuuiuuiuuu, I will ha held at me
nic of the Gates Pioneer Home-1 real property miersi;uj n Willamette Grocery company,
coming association will be held to Philip Magdalena Stumpf for Trade and cottage streets, on
June 25 at the Gates school-1 1175 cash and note and mortgage Saturday, June 24, with Swift
tor v -
George W. Johnson estate;
hearing set July 15 on final ac
count of Ray Landon, admlnlstra-
house.
Cherry picking ladders. Ray L.
Farmer Hardware Co.
Fine Fires City firemen last
night extinguished flue fires at
Capitol and Marion streets and
815 North Liberty street.
Obituary
Co. eo-soonsors.
Dogs of every age, size de
scription, from Just plain
"mutts" to pedigreed animals,
may be entered.
Only one condition is an
nounced: Every dog must be on
leash.
Local merchants will contrib-
Club Meeting Central Town-
Lake
im Jnna 11. Qua' S. Lake, aged ute Pri for the large, t. small-
send club No. 6 will meet at the 74 -ears Brothei of Fred and f"V longest hair e a . "no"
courthouse tonight at 8 o'clock. Sam jke ot Viroqua, Wis., Albert haire.d; blackest whitest, most
Lake of Readstown. Wis., Mrs. "".T" ","7,
Kern Peterson of viroqua. Wis..
Mrs. Ella Brye of Janesville, Wis.,
and Mrs. Ethel Brye of Madison,
1939 Session Law
Book Biggest Yet I
- i- m ri. 1 T 1. tX7
W1f ;..a"e "Lf!"ei,' t?",V; traclve water dog. homeliest bull-
ana aiarion bfercii x-rivw, u w.. . . ... .
s;--..f"r;i SSJ5 TajTTWBS
UCIU 1IUUI t.u I,. I ,v V J Mnnt
Books, containing the 1939 company chapel Friday, June it. ... . 0-ui
' . . . . . m . 1 -. a.v T. Tin. 1
Oregon session laws contain mi u p. m. Driie wm be given the best dec-
Ing boy's and best .erforming
girl's doss; also lor tne aogs
with longest and shortest tails,
most attractive pointer, most at-
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n a ires and are nearlv 50 per cent cemetery.
larger than any volume of session I will officiate.
laws previously printed - in thisj
lata AnnrnvlmatelY 100 laws I Oberg
have to do with the state agri- John E; Oberg. 73. at the resl
cnltural department, dence. 143 Court street. June 11.
tv. ....in. iat 'a pa ha he-1 Survived bv sister. Mrs. Anna
ing distributed at the rate of Johnson of Pasadena. Calif. Serv-
more than 200 a day. Of the 2500 ices will be held f r o m the
copies being printed 350 will be Ciough-Barrick company chapel
required to supply county officials. Friday, June 16, 10 a.m. The body
More than 900 orders have been Jill He In state until Thursday at
.,.i..t fr ltnmi I 9 P. m. a l me v.iou6ii-iiiv
iThe books are being sold at cnapei.
82.25 each, including postage. The
books weigh five pounds each, i
orated dog.
A similar show held recently
at Eugene brought out n.ore than
559 dogs.
Cowdell
Walter Sylvester Cowdell, I2,
Union Daughters
Set ScholarsWp
A scholarship fund was estab-
lished by the Daughters of the
Union Veterans of the Civil War
yesterday, afternoon at the clos-
Ing session of their annual-con-1
at the . residence, 1353 HInes veuuon uem m oaiem ima waaa.
street. June 13. Survived by sis- Trom the fund established as
ters and brothers. Mrs. Mary L. livingmemorial to the Grand
irin.aii nf T.ia; wh . Mrs. Flora Army of the Republic, a $100
Stone of Salem. Thomas of Salem. wrdwiu t 10
Clarence of Portland and Albert "Bei mwbosw ianwr
Cowden of Los Angeles. Services V.a Bj. w mra wm
will be held Friday. June 16. at J t Uternated between Oregon
1:30 p. m. from Ciough-Barrick State college and the University ot
chapel.- V- . -- . ; '. I uregon. v
At ouiiBgiuoea i sum oi ius
Knvkendall I convention was Mrs. naie iseaie,
At. the residence. 72 North lU.Vhn Is one 9t the two survlv-
High street, June 14. Bertie Kuy- ng army nurses of the Civil war
vniaii - irui s vmm. xritm ' of I residing in Oregon. ' '
Charlie KnykendalL dFnnera'. 1 i InsUllation of officers for ihe
services will be held from the 1 coming year was also held yester-
W. T. Rirdon omDarv chapel day afternoon.; Mrs. Mary f Man-
Friday. June 14, at 1 i. m. In- ning, past national president, was
ferment City View emelery. Rev. installing officer.
Irvlnr A. Fox will officiate:
Mrs. Linda Bland,' late resident LRnarfa Ttf1v TMnrtfl
Of the Patton apartments, at a lo- T , -
cal hospital June
sister, Mrs. Florence
Reattle The deceased was a mem-
bar, nf the First .Bantlst church. 1 Members of the lUU highway
R-Tvifm will ha held from the commission, accompaniea oy uov
Clouxh-Barrlck chaoel Friday,! ernor Charles A. Spragne, will go
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June 16. at 3:30 p.m with. Dr.
Irving Fox officiating. Interment 1
will ' be at Lakeview cemetery In
Seattle.
Loy
to Roseburg Tuesday where they
will ' Inspect the North Umpa.ua
highway and attend a banquet I
sponsored by the chamber of com
merce. -
Wednesday the highway com
missioners will conduct a hearing
Rainier Brewing Company - Bill Davis, Distributor - Plu 5741
Tn tM ettv. Jnna 15. Crant
Galen Loy. aged 25 years late J at Reedsport on the proposed re
resident ot route one, ? GervaJs. j location' of the Umpqua t blghway
Husband of EsU Loy and son of entrance into tnai mj. , - .
8w Loy of GervaJs. Faneral an- The regular moniniy meeung m
nonncemenU later by W. T. Rig- tne wgnway commiaaion w
4
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up
Bishojts Quality
: Costs JSo More,
Ypur Gi7
". Store JorDad
1 don company.
held in Portland Thursday,
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