The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 30, 1939, Page 2, Image 2

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Forest Fires Hit ;
jf California, Idaho
town of Hobart Efflla If
Wiped out by Blaze
Near Truckee
'TRUCKEB - Calif
fir - of undetermined origin,
which started In a deserted build
tits in the abandoned lumber town
t Hobart Mills, ;elgbt;" miles
nort? of here, spread rapidly
through i buildings to adaeent
- b'rnsh -and timber-covered lanJ.
tiulay and was burning briskly, to
nfrht. Tahoe national forest offi
cii I; said at Nevada City they ex-
pitted to have the fire under
etmtfol by midnights -.
tiTbe brush lands edging,, the
- t&wnj were..ablase. along;. mile
abd a half front, and. bad moved
tiro in Ilea toward dry creek. "
JA 1 force ' of 250 CCC - enrollees
and others were rushed from Ne
vkda Placer and El Dorado coonT
ttSs to aid the 200 men already on
tie fire lines. - J
liAt 'accurate estimate, of '' the
drjnage was not available tame
ditely.' but Dewttt Nelson, Tahoe
fewest supervisor, said he believed
tie abandoned machine ahOD and
- flfe other; buildlnis were do
CROUCH. Idaho, June ZS-iAV
A; forest fire fanned by iUlit
hid swept a hundred acres In this
rteaaed wllderaeaa today, defying
efforts of CO fire flxnter,wbo ap
pealed lonizni ier reuuorcemenia.
itThe blase broke out on private
. lands three miles from- ther Payette
.'national rorest lines at 1 p.m., to-
-. day.-" - '' '-. .f ? n -l -
. Loren Wellman, Payette nation
al forest lire warden, led. SO men
seat to cope with the blase bnt ap-.
pealed for another 100 men, to
night. Sheepmen - began moving
their flocks out of the district.
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Ramace's Star
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V PRICES TIUDAY, SATURDAY, THROUGH MONDAY
The Original Yellow Front Drug 1 ; 1899 ; 1939 Sole Agent Pentlar Remedie
and Candy Special Store in Salem PreseripUoaa Accarateiy Fined - in Marion County
S5e Cater Polish, aew ahadea
(aad poUah f oaada ?
;ttoa ry :-"t ':: JiiC
3c large Oily Polish Remover
(and cotton .: ' f4
dlspeaser trtt)LL.
KOTEX,' all sizes
15s w ?IOc 2 for SSc
Strs., 48c 2 for Ooc
'vro -i si.00
IOEENEX
STOO'sJL- lSe 2 for 25c
;.8oya..;.; gtc a f or 55c
&10DESS, reg. or jrj
irs- . 20c a for S9c
tL D. NAPKINS
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FRENS NAPKINS
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Looie fjver : uur uxrze
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Cosmetics," Toothpaste
Shavian Creara, Etc.
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As tmmlgrattoa taagle ta which the
family of Joha McXrilL Bending
4a and keeping five US bora cbiidrea in Los Angeles, proved too
. anach recently for eldest fenghter, Mrs, Dorothy Lofton. Photo
5 shows her as she fainted at news of the dedaiosw She Is being aided
by her sister. Colleen, while at wpper right is another sister, liar
; jorie. In the backgroand is Mrs. John McNeill, mother of the fans
Oy. The TJS children have been denied entry by Canadian author!-
fties (OS).
iottling Co.
Salea Distributors
EASpiAN KODAKS
and Film
AFGA CAMERAS
and Film '
Lowest Cut Price
75c Fitch Shampoo.
83c Poads Crrama
23c Carter's PilU.
.lfte
.19c
23c Aaacta Tablets.
eoc laaercleaa
25c 5. R. Tablets..
23cBlsodoi:Sliata.
ft MJlea Nervlae
40eCaatorU L
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S3c
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75c Prpaodeat LiejaidSOc
S5c "- -BOe
Poalaaa
Oe Calox Powder.
Oc Alkaseltacr
fiOellexol
- Assorted Kisses
'For the whole family.
19c ,
Z lbs. S5 (
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f ' delicious. - f
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ta-Tage , a for SlS
at Alien Rutins
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KOTenunemt aovsht to spilt the
Barents and two children to Can
Knighten to Lead
County Educators
(Continued from page 1)
provides transportation for pa
rochial students.
Allow more leniency in the op
eration of school busses.
Increase the minimum require
ments for county school superin
tends and make them equal to
those required of administrators
of secondary schools.
Provide a salary schedule for all
county school officials that would
attract the most capable - appli
cants.' ' - '
Ormond R. Bean, state utility
commissioner, appeared before the
conference and explained the 1939
legislation relating, to the opera
tion of school busses.
Another committee recommend
ed a change in the style of report
cards used in the public schools.
Fudtive Is Slain I
osse
(Continued front page; 1) .
Shortly, after i dawn, Anderson
and a deputy went to an outbuild
ing and called upon Olson to sur
render. He dashed from the shack.
and as guns biased sped 100 yards
across a clearing and Into a patch
of eutover timber. -Then he raced
for the lake shore and made for
a rowboat. Possemen stationed at
that point ended his flight with a
final blast
Worhr$ Fair Girlt Must
. Be Moderate in Nudenes
NEW TORE, June 29-(ff)
Police Commissioner Lewis J.
Valentine said today that enter
tainers la the New Tork world's
fair must peel bo nearer nudity
than girls in Broadway cabarets
do. -. ,
"The . entertainers at the fair
must be dressed up," ho said.
"The cabaret situation around the
eity is well la hand and aadity
at tae fair mast atop.
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L , I I A 11 Vj Ivy 135 N. Commercial . Phones 5197 7023
Intiant Relief!
' That's what you get when
you -use
Poison Oak Lotion
SCc&OLCO
Only at Schaefers
Lysol Disinfectant
23c - 43c - 83c
Pen-O-San Powder
50e ng. - 39e
M. D. Powder, 12-oz.
$1,00 ttg. - 89e
Schaefer Hysienie Powder
$1.00 reg. 75c
While Stock Lait
Oct Uctcx D:Ulc3
222;
With Adv.
Fri. Sat. Only
DEODORANTS
SOeMaus ' - -Qt
50e Arrid . ' , ; n
COe . Araolia Cream45c
55c Qaest ; .Slc
COe NoawSpt ".,.tl ;-
: , 40c
Schaefer'c .
DeodoraBt..83e C5e
9 A.IL to 6 P. VL ' '
9P, Saturday rJ-rht, 9 :43 KIL7 " "' :' ::
Illinois Passes ;
State Lottery
Legislature Sends lleasnre
to Governor as Slam
Clearance. Plan
SPRINGFIELD. Ill- Jum 29-
WV-The Ulnois legislature sent to
Governor-Henry Horner tonight a
measure designed to help wipe out
Chicago's slums by means of a leg
alised lottery, with a top prise of
150,000 in monthly drawings. .
By a vote of 27 to IS the sen
ate passed two bills setting up a
state supervised lottery : to- pro
vide funds for the coostraotion o
'bungalows ' and two-story houses
m Caicago's alsm areas.
' Rep. Carmen ' Vaeco; Chicago
chief sponsor, asserted "It is tha
only practical way," to do the job.
To 8enatof T. M. Downing, Ma
comb, 'bowoTerJ the Idea f was
"craxy lottery scheme. " Protest
In that he did not want "tha
state'to go into this. gamblintbns-
iness:. he nredicted the; governor
would veto the bills.
Senator R. Wallace Karraket;
Jonesboro, a - proponent ot, the
bills, put it up to . his colleagues
tans:
:. Charehes fieU Tickets
!Wny ahonld. we take a noUer
than thoU attitude toward gamb
ling, when the , itats lecalisei
horse race betting and churches
sell tickets oa automobiles in the
Interest of religion?"
Under supervision of the state
housing board and three state of
ficials, the plan calls for celling
"memberships" to the public and
monthly drawings to distribute 10
per cent of that fund to 10 'offi
cers' of the Illinois. Home Build
ing corporation the agency
which the bill creates.
The ticket holder chosen as
"president" of the corporation in
each of the drawings would re
ceive a "salary" of not less than
150,000.
Eighty-four per cent of the lot
tery fund . would be used to re
place slums with dwellings which
the corporation would sell or rent.
Six per cent would go for expenses
of administration. The remaining
10 per cent would be paid out to
the "officers" chosen in monthly
drawings.
Youth Confesses
He Slew Mother
SANTA MONICA, Calif., June
29.-iiP-Two police officers ar
rested Za-year-oid Charles Mc
Donald here tonight and said he
confessed killing his mother, for
mer Motion Picture Actress Mar
garet Campbell, at their Holly
wood apartment last Sunday.
Officers . James u o c k a ana
Charles Varcoe arrested the young
man. when they saw him waiting
for a street car. They recognized
him from photographs.
"I killed her because she was
going to commit me to an asy
lum," the officers said McDonald
told them."
Sprague to Lead
Wolf Creek Trip
PORTLAND. June 29.-(AV
Governor- Sprague will help put
beaches practically in Portland's
backyard tomorrow when he leads
the 150-car procession officially
opening the shortcut to the sea.
The caravan will leave hero at
11:90 p. n4 pass through Forest
Grove, head out across the Wolf
Creek route and pause for dedica
tion ceremonies at Sunset camp.
Seaside, end of the Lewis and
Clark trail, will tender visitors a
banquet tomorrow night. The car
avan will return Saturday oa the
Wilson river road.
The eutoff will.be opened to the
pubne it 4 p. .nL, Friday. -
UlacLeish Is Confirmed
WASHINGTON, June 29.-(AV
The senate 'confirmed today the
nomination of Archibald Mac-
Lelsh, Connecticut poet, as librar
ian of congress. The rote on ap
proval was ft to 8. ;
Cosmo
Get rid of them quickly by
usinsr Schaefer's Corn Rem
edy. 25c
No Relief, No Pay
Crisp ' ' j
Pocnut Drittlo
ISCn,.
2!bs.28e
Friday & Saturday
BANANA SPOT
flC3"
Delicious & Healthful
; At 8cbaefers Fenatala
Genuine Thermos',
Quart bottle with? four
nested v V ,." :. tfl oo
V)ilo0
cups.
PTXT VACUUMS
QUART THKRMOS .
GAIXOX FOOD JUGS
5 flOC ) Junior llusicians Play in Fair Orchestra
A nkmt xaatam off tbs ClnXAtm Gmtm
mtacattd br the largest orchestra
dans, boys and girls tram aloe western states sad tare Canadiaa.
" pUaso-frons an andlenco of S0.060 Kathered fa Treasare xslaaoTa
of the fr"
0
ddltioo
. . In th Neat
; SANTA: FE, KM Juno IHff)
-A workman's discoTery of an
ostlmated $10,000 In gold, con
tained in a I bucket in an old
well. wf reTsaled today r by
Attorney A. K. Montgomery.
Tho weU was in the basement
of an old curio store operated
by John Candelarlo, grandson
of a pioneer merchant.
The bucket of gold Jewelry
and old Spanish sold coins was
deep in the well, corered by de
bris. Montgomery said there was
no question but the find was
the property of Candelarlo. as it
was dlscorered by a day worker
on his premises.
GRAND CANTON, Aria., Jane
9-(P)-Two very unexpected
happenings upset Jim Gregg's
trip to .Lake Mead, back of
Boolder Dam.
Gregg, foremaa at Graad
Canyon national - park, first
planted his . hand . on a largo
scorpion which was sunning
itself oa a log. Pained by tho
scorpion's sting, Gregg threw
his bass lure high ap oa tho
hank.
Feeling a tug oa his pole,
Gregg recovered his composaro
and reeled la a rattlesnake.
, Mrs. Gregg, who .witnessed
the incident, said tho snake
struck the lore as it sailed
through the air near tho
ground.
, Gregg . has stored his fish
ing equipment until he recor- -era
from the shock.
ORANGE. KJ., Juno 29-AV
Blackie, Tony Galento'a pet dog.
also took a beating last night
but, like his master, not before
getting in his bites.
Blackio was tied up today on
order of the Orange board of
health, charged with biting the
leg of a bootblack during tho
Victim,Weapon
Mrs. Margaret Campbell (top), 56,
former actress, was foaad beat
em so death in her Hollywood
home, apparently with the ham
or shown m lower pictare. Ar
rest of her son, Campbell . Mac
Doaald, as, a law stadent aad
former WPA crossing watch
man who lived with her, was
ordered by Los Angeles police.
T. T. Law. . 7X O. Oku, B. 0.
Herbal remedies for ailments
of stomach, liver, kidney, skin.
blood, glands av artuary sys
tem of men ft women. 22 years
la service. Naturopathic Physi
cians. Ask your -Neighbors
about CHAN LAM.
CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
111 Coart St. Corner Liber
ty. Office oped Tuesday ft Sat
arday only, IS A.M. to 1 P.M..
S to 1 P.M. Consultation, blood
pressors v a rue tests are tree
of charge.
IstMMtiaaal .ExosJtiae nceat
ever assembled la the history of
cwply of maslcleae, poao over ls.yeara or age
excitement surrounding the hea
vyweight title bout between Tony
and Joa Louis.
PITTSFIELD, Massn Jane
S0(jp)Tbe grass isn't always
greeaer la tho other feUow's
yard.
After traveling 12,000 miles
la search of work going: as
far west aa Honolulu Robert
Finch returned home today aad
foaad a job In a gasoline sta
tion two blocks from his home.'
SEATTLE, June 2S-tf)-Mrs.
Eleanor Bradley rowed her bed
threw her out the window today.
At the hospital where she was
recovering from bruises, the 22-year-old
housewife explained that
she was trying to close a window
while kneeling on tha bed. The
tricky springs threw her off
balance. She landed 10 feet, be
low the window.
Susan Gregory Dies .
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 29.-
(AVSusan Myra Gregory, poet,
teacher and member of one of
California's oldest families, died
today at Stanford hospital after
a long illness.'
She was author of several books
of poetry and school text books.
Hnndreds of New Summer
ier
of their resnlar ralue. torether with the former Fields
stock all go on sale at liquidation prices.. Dresses for
every occasion. Dresses of all wanted styles and colors;
including many beautiful new summer sheers being: of
fered at this great public liquidation sale.
I Values to 3.95 'V
SLAC3
SUITS
Made ft styled
In HawalL
Leilanl Print.
Just the thing
for the beach.
fl.07
DRESS COATS
Styles for Spring and Summer
in variety of colors. Beautiful
fabrics..
Values to If. SO.
SLIPS
mmmmmmm - t -t ,v; anaassBnanBBBsak
While they last-. Iwv
SWEATERS Fine quality
Shetland yarn Pore wool
new styles, new colors.
while they last.
FORMALS
Only a few left. Regular
valuea to fc
10.00. Kow 2lVV
. - Birir.TtTra
, CONFIDENCE IN
YOUR OWN,
JUDGMENT..:
and shop where yoa will for
nny comparisons yoa ears to
make you win Cad that
Quality, stylo - and assort,
meats considered, this is an- -doubtedly
Salem's Greatest
Sale la many years. ...
music. Five tboasaad Junior
prorlaees, drew thunderous ap
Coart of Natkms. Photo above
Edwards9 Sprint
Ability too bad
V For Seattle Man
A Seattle nsotorist aad his
wife landed behind city Jan
bars at 7: o'clock last night
as' aw Malt of Patrol m a a
George Edwards' sprinting
ability, s
From half a block away, Ed
wards reported, he saw a sedaa
driven by Howard A. Morgan,
Seattle, speed t h r o a g b the
Coart' aad liberty street inter
section against a red light and
narrowly escape collision with
cross traffic. The officer made
a' dash for the corner oa foot
aad caught Morgaa as he was
starting to back oat from a
parking spot into which his car
had darted.
Morgaa was booked oa
charge of drunken driving and
his wife on a charge of being
drank.' ;
Officer Edwards said ho was
anxious to obtain the name of
. tha other motorist for tho par
pose of taking bis statement re
garding the incident, v -
Dresses bought at a fraction
Dresses bonzht
TOPPER COATS
All Wool Toppers. Values
SPORT SKIRTS -To
S.IS Sport Skirts la
popular fabrics 4 fo
and eolors-sJV
SWEATERS
Sport Sweaters
assortment.
Choice
J6c
All sli
Closiag
the
; malader
i fV ; ,V"Y"- I
E. 9i
of ear
High Grade)
Blouses, Satins,
Crepes and oth
er Fine Fabrics.
Values . ap to
4.05. AH go at
; : Values to W5 1 1
Just
Values to 2.95,
SPORT SHIRTS . - t
Pun wool, new colors,1 new
pleated styles. Beautifully
tailored. Values : : fn
to 45;v ";:.r.,.:-ajy
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II : X' i
S.I Valscsto&SS
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425 STATE STREET
ret Uaylsioqay
At 2 Playgrounds
It's annual pet day at both
Olinger and Leslie playgrounds,
beginning nt z o'clock this after-,
noon, and . dosens of divers pets
are expected will be paraded in
quest of the seven prises which
will be awarded.
Yearly the pet parade is one
of . the most enthusiastically re
ceived specialties staged by the
city playgrounds, movement, with
entries ranging from draft horses
and dairy cows to trained fleas. ;
Prises will be awarded by
judges to the largest pet, the best
dressed,- smallest, most -unusual.
best trained, ugliest ana prettiest.
Edward Brodie Is
OREGON CTTY. June - 2S-V
Edward E. Brodie. (S, former di
plomat and newspaper publisher,,
wss buried hero today.
Brodie died f a heart attack at
the statehonse Tuesday. Long ac
tive in republican party affairs, he
served ss United States minister
to Slam and Finland.
Rev. A. 3. Moekford. rector of
St. Paul's Episcopal church, con
ducted the services at the Atkin
son Memorial Congregational
church. ;
53 Known Victims
Of Europe Storms
BUDAPEST. Juno 2.-(fl-Fifty-three
persons were known
to have been killed today la south
eastern Europe as heavy storms
continued to sweep tho region.'
Thirty-six of the victims
drowned when 1 the river - Rosea
overflowed near Sevlijevo, Bul
garia. Other Bulgarian and Yugo
slav areas suffered.
ATHENS, Juno 29.-4P)-EIght
persons drowned and several more
were missing when three villages
in the Lamia district 120 miles
north of - Athens were washed
away in a cloudburst and heavy
hailstorm.
Bridges were swept away, com
munications suspended and i rail
travel was halted. : t
TONIGHT
: New Dinner " 1
Grilled Chops - Chicken-
And Six Other Marvelous -,
Entrees
THE SPA
IIQUIDATIOII
nnTifinnirifs In Hf-
I A UUW UI ttUftWiUa
Better
Assortmenti
Greater Values
Than Ever Before
BLOUSES
Tailored Blouses, ff m
Talues to MJ-WyB
HOSIERY ,
A Famous Make Hosiery
Pure thread silk, full
fashioned. -
ReraUr 7le-J-
PURSES '
Up to sad Ladies'
g6c
SLACKS ' s
1.00 Ladles Good Quality
Slseks for :IOl
work and play- atkaa
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FARMERETTES
Farmerettes made of fine tweed fabric
aaaf orJxed, water : shrunk, r Fast aam
eolors. Regular l.f S .ralues... WV
Arrived! Steele Suits
A complete new shipment of
Beautiful Slack Suits. New
Shsrkskla fabrics Roman
stripe spun rayon ft many
" others. Regulnr values , to
.4.IS. While they last
If Values to 10X9 1
423 STATU STREET