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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1939)
The , OREGON STATESMAN, Salera,, Oregon, Friday I Jorning, July, 14, .1833 Local News Briefs Seven Permit Issued One per mit to erect a new building and six to repair buildings were Issued yesterday.. John Falk got a per mit to erect a one-story dwelling and garage at S3 5 Academy street, to cost about 11000. Other per mits Included: Lulu Humphrey, to liter a; two-story dwelling, 420 South'. 20th, estimated cost ISO; Otto Klett, to alter - a - two-story dwelling, 444 ' Stat street, esti mated cost $90; Ralph Eggstaff. to repair roof on dwelling. 1995 D street, estimated cost $46; John Caughill, to moot garage," 910 Xorway street, $25; C. L. Reasor, to reroof dwelling, 1825 'North Winter, $50: and Mrs. Prank Bltgh. to alter dwelling. 820 North Front street, $38. . - -u. Salem's exclusive floor covering itore. Elfstrom Humphrey 0. Medfordites' Locate Joe " E. Wood and family of Medford ar rived in Salem yesterday to estab- Ush residence and assume his new ' duties - as assistant;' purchasing agent for ' the state., Wood suc ceeds -Arthur . M. Compton who, . as assistant to Dan Fry, served ' for several years. Wood, who at one time organised the purchas- Montana, baa been In the mercan tile business for 35 years." He has been active in republican activities In , southern Oregon ' for several years. - - - Wallpaper specials. Elfstrom Co. Men, remember today is the day. ... The sale of the year starts at Bishop's lower price down stairs store. Sensational savings are of- lerea lor s iuniua ume oawy on quality work clothing, shoes and furnishings. . ' -! ' Three Burglaries Reported Three burglaries reported to city police- yesterday netted the thieves but' little. The Monterey i apart ments reported $8 taken about 11 a.m. yesterday. A feed store on , Fairgrounds road reported thai 25 or 30 cents in nickels was tak en when ' the store was entered over the weekend. The residence of G. W. Teager, 1275 North 19th street, was broken into sometime during the last few days and $12 in currency was taken, Mr. Yea- ger told police. T : .....-- - , . ......... J .... . Luiz jrionsiizie m.,d. saaz CE Carnival Set - The social room of the 'First Presbyterian church will be the scene -Friday, July 21, of a carnival staged by the Christian Endeavor societies. A museum, fortune teller and oth er attractions Will be among the booths. The carnival, .which' will open at ,7:30 p. m., will raise funds to send delegates to the Presbyterian conference at Silver Creek recreational area August 6 to 13. - y. '. ; ; " Roofing by Mathis. 178 S. Coml. WPA Barber shop. 1084 Oak St.. haircut 25c. Every 5th haircut . free. Eugene Prescott.Prop. .. . .. Towasend Picnic Sunday An All-Tbwnsend club picnic will be held at the state fairgrounds all day Sunday, July 16, It was an - nouneed yesterday,. The program will Include a performance by the - Slayter family. Families attend ing are to take basket 'lunches' ' and service - sets. ' Coffee will be provided free of charge. ; Paint Sale. Mathis, 178 S. Coml. At Police Court Benjamin Bel- den, West Stayton, and Eugene O Snattuck, 2784 Brooks, avenue, were cited yesterday for driving without . a license. Bill Eppers, New berg, was arrested for run nlng a red light. Jack Cloyd, Sa lem, charged with being drunk, was released on $10 bail. Men, "shop Bishop's lower price down stairs store now for phenom enal savings during this great summer clearance on all work clothing, shoe's and furnishings. Removes Splinter The Salem first aid car was called this morn ing to remove a splinter from splitting wedge , that, had lodged - in the left arm of Orval Klnniman, Rt. 4, while he was splitting wood Rummage "Cooked Food sale . Daughters Union . Vets., Fri.-Sat.. . 331 State. , - ' King - Cox Reunion Friends and members of the King and Cox families' will gather for the an nual reunion at Dallas city park Sunday, August , according to Frank (jaspelL president. g Births Sobrero To 4 Mr. and Mrs, James M." Sobrero. 19 48 North Commercial,- a son. Robert Aaron born . June 30 at the Bungalow Maternity home.: uw r .saaBnaBBB bbbbbb aaaasa . Baaanaaa thhubi ananas bbbbsbw aBBBBBBksaaasBi aaaaBBi The Original YeUowx Front Drug and Candy Special Store STORE UOLRS Work . Remove the Corns -Quickly and easily by using " ; SCHAEFER'S 1 CORN REMEDY No Relief, No Pay shaaiponA A cocoannt oil Shampoo. " J ' For Healthy Hair '; . ' Jean Nolaa. .. .. j . . . SUN TAN OIL 39 c Tor Protection from the Sun PEANUT BRITTLE . Crisp and tasty. flJCa . Lb, or Mora : 'Coming Events July 10 Annual reunion of William and Mary Simpson clan, Dallas park, no-host din, Jnly 10 Montana picnic on Webster ranch, 2 miles aootb of Prlnale. j, July la Masonic picnic, Riv erdale park." ' t i July 16 Kvergreea, school, picnic reunion la : Silverton park. - - - July 16 Third annual re- ! union Zielinakl clan, Bnell r park. Polk county. July 20-23 Pacific Interna ; Uonal Trapshooter association tourBanient. V ' : j ; July 23 Ptcnie of ' former residents of Waitsbnrg, Wa Ollnger park. No-host dinner, 1 :80 p. m . ' , -'. - ' . . . - July 23 Swrgle community r picnic, r lab dinner at t p. m., l'ararii iMland. ' July. SO Caledonian club .Scotch picnic, Dallas city park. : , AuieuNt 6 Annual state l-n-nessee pirnic at Dallas rlty park Aug. Ohio -state pirnic will be held at ') linger picnic grounds. ' - Aug. -l2 Amerlran Lrgton, drpurtment of Oregon, coaven Uon. . . , ' - Aug. 1S-20 FUx Festival at Bit. Angel, r ' Aag. 21-20 State softball tournament. Aug. 24-27 Hop Fiesta at Independence. Credit Meeting The Salem Credit , association will have its weekly luncheon meeting this noon at the Argo hotel. No regu lar program is arranged but fur ther reports on the recent national convention at San Francisco will be heard. Pabco Hoofs. Elfstrom Co. Ph9221 Tax Liens Removed Notices of discharge of t o state tax commission liens were filed in circuit court yesterday. One was for $97.66 against August Ueh linger of Idanha and the : other for $4.34 against Everett R Stoaks of Silver ton. The 8th annual ice cream display window now ready. Ton are in vited to see it and advise again our ice cream is made from pure cream in an old fashioned upright freezer. The Spa. Business Xame Listed Busi ness name oi veiva-iawn was registered at the county clerk's office yesterday by S. E. Keith and E. T. Waring, both of Salem. Wanted, boys., ages from 8 to 12 Inclusive, for new band class in Master Bread Junior Band, direct ed by Joe Hassenstab. For full details. Ph. 5257. DUV Meet Tonight Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil war will meet tonight at 8 O'clock at the home of Mrs. J. W. Entress 18(6 South Commercial street.- Road Rebuilding Is ti? Open Soon ' Reconstruction Of tlrfe miles of Silverton road will get under way within a short time, . County Commissioner Jim Smith was ad vised yesterday by the Warren Northwest company, to whom the contract was let by the state high way commission. The same com pany holds the contract for 1m provement of the north river road The Silverton road Job will be gin at the northern end of the de tour built while the Southern Pa cific overcrossing was being con structed north of the-city limits and extend to " Silverton " road proper and eastward to the sec ond road past the Middle Grove school. Two sharp corners will be eliminated. Forms for two bridges have been set and excavation and fill ng at McNary corner begun on the north river road project. Plan Conference On Child Labor Mary B. Perry, regional child labor consultant, and Miss Bea tricat McConnell, director- of tbe industrial .division of children bureau at Washington, DC, will spend next- Tuesday and Wednes day - in Portland ' conferring- with persons Interested In child labor problems, C. H. Gram, state la bor "Commissioner, . announced Thursday. -Commissioner Gram said he had arranged a luncheon for the visi tors in Portland Tuesday noon. PRICES FRIDAY, SATURD 1899 in Salem Prmrriptloas 7:50 A JI.-0:0O P.M. Sat. 7:30 A.M. VAa:AnODM'AD.IKt - 4-Tnbe AC-DC : RADIO. Free to the lucky winner. . cHExrr , A dainty personal deodorant.- ROSE HAH1 OIL New; large size. 39c t OS." CHOCOLATE IINT Ice Cream Soda' . A really delicious treat. At Sehaefer Ponntala Moses Estate t Order Entered i - - " - Distribution of $38,954 i Sho m by Tax Order in Probate Distribution to be mad of the $33,828.54 net estate of the Ute Joy Turner Moses of Salem was outlined in. an inheritance tax or der entered in probate court here yesterday. Gross value of the es tate was $38,954.68 and the net nherltance tax $213.(3. ;i vfh. The distribution ' was itemized as follows: , Oregon State Music Teachers association, $1000; ' Salem public library, $ 4 0 0 : Oregon state li brary $2285,66; Willamette uni versity , $4233.35; Lenoro Prnltt, $75; Arvilla Turner, sister-in-law, $17,350.45; William Ptoses. husband, $6084.08; Mt. Crest Ab bey mausoleum trust fund,. $2,- 000; $100 each for markers for graves of Winona S. Howell and Clement Turner. areoit Court State ex rel Emmet T. Rogers vs. state; unemployment compen sation' commission et al; motion of Defendant T. Morris Dunne for order quashing recent order al lowing plaintiff to take his depo sition, on ground court has no authority to grant deposition at present stage of case. . Doris E. Burns vs. Iran Burns; motion for trial date. Herbert Adams vs. Fred Baud ry et al; motion for trial date. Credit S e r i c e company vs. E. C. Willis; demurrer to amend ed complaint. Rose Irene Sproule vs. Percy DeWltt Sproule; complaint for divorce and custody of five ml nor children: married in Salem February .28, 1926; cruel and In human treatment alleged. Probate Court Anna Beer estate;-hearing set August 14 on final account of Christian Hofstetter, admlnlstra tor; $625.44 received and $629 96" paid out. Justice Court Emily Benson Boas vs. Vincent McDonald ; trial, restitution of real property by defendant de creed. Al Costello; charge of threat ening to kill W. F. Weddle dis missed. Clayton Carl Anderson; $10 fine, no track license plates. Safety Program Reduces Crashes Oregon's safety program has brought about a reduction in the number of automobile accidents occ vrrin g " each year, Hugh Ros son, director of safety for Secre tary of State Earl Snell, told the Salem Lions club yesterday noon. He cited specific examples of In tersections in Portland at which various programs , of Improving motoring safety had been tried and found effective. t Rosson also praised the work of local safety 'councils now func tioning in 22 cities throughout the state. v -- ; - George A. Rhoten, first Tice president, presided in the absence of President Glenn Gregg, who Is attending the Lions international convention at Pittsburgh. i Plans for a Lions picnie at Ha zel Green park the night of July 27 , were outlined by Denver Toang, chairman. Rev. Doherty Will Be Gervais Priest The new pastor of Sacred Heart church at Gervais will be the Rev. Martin Doherty, present pastor at Estacada Catholic church, accord ing to word received here Wednes day. .y-. vi-syr Rer. Doherty will' succeed the Rev. William Walsh at Gervais, Rev. Walsh going to St. Lawrence church.. Portland-The Rev. Nich olas Dels, former assistant at St. Joseph's church, Salem, and later pastor at Monroe who gave np the latter position due to illness, win assume charge at Estacada as soon as his health permits. Rev. Doherty - was formerly -a newspaperman with one of the leading Chleag6 dailies. ; ; ;.' : Father f Dels 4was .popularly known here ' for - his interest in youth organizations and promo tion of sports and athletics gener ally. He spent several moatbj in New Mexico recuperating from a long aiege of pneumonia contract ed while pastor at Monroe. LJ ' 135 N: Commercial . Phone 5197 . 7023 AT, THROUGH MONDAY 1939 Sole Arcuratrly Filled - 9:40 P.M. Sub. 0:00 A.M.-:00 P.M. Holidays 9:00 AM.-9 pjd. BORAUNE . -l pint 39C y Healing, v antiseptic month wash; pleasant taste. SKEETER DIG Repels - mosquitoes. A vacation' necessity., - '-ice'' - ' - Theatrical COLD CREAM Keeps yonr skla soft. C9s ; Schaefers : ICE CREAM 13c pint ' 25e quart Fresh Supply Dally Too Nice for - - . - t tt" ; . .. . -' " ' - - , - . r A ? JD ; r , - ' i Georse Pettv. creator of those lovely streamlined girls la magaxine : illustrations, did too good Job ttwt Americas Lesion convention committeemen raised an eyebrow at the trim, scantily clad drum majorette, said "ahem" and selected a poster of more somber tone. . The petty poster la shown. Owner of Land on Which Meteor Fell, If It Fell, Can Have Meteor, if It Was Ownership of the meteor which recently fell over Ore gon and for which a search is now being conducted would be vested in the owner of the property on which it is found, un der an opinion of the state supreme court handed down here July 17, 1905. The opinion was written by Chief Justice Wolverton in a renliven suit brought by tne Oregon Iron and Steel company, Portland, against Ellis Hughes, who found a meteor on the prop erty of the plaintiff November 2, 1902, in Clackamas county. Records in the suit showed that after reaching the earth the me teor was appropriated by Indians who erected it on a mound and used it as a sort of a shrine for many years. It finally was aban doned by the Indians. - Justice Wolverton held that be fore reaching the earth the meteor belonged to the common mass and stock of thijs, an was not the property of (Qzone. Hughes contended that the me teor was abandoned by the In dians, and that he, being the find er, became the' owner. I . The state supreme court af firmed: the circuit court' The sole question involved in this litigation waa whether the meteor was found upon and removed from the land of tbe plaintiff. 1 The meteor is now owned by the American museum of national history of New York. Mrs, Becker Quits Welfare Position Resignations of. two staff members were accepted by the Marion county welfare commis sion at its monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon, i Mrs. Marlorie Becker, senior worker on the staff, turned in her resignation to be effective August 31. She has worked at this office since March, r937. and' came here from the Linn county office. . "The resignation of Dr. Bruce Titus, which became effective July 7, was also accepted by the commission. Dr. Titus was county relief physician. i - - Dorothy Selby Is Queen Candidate - 'Dorothy Selby, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs P.' L.4, Selby; who reside at 2131 Center street, 1 the first Salem candidate for queen of the. ninth annual Red head Roundup, scheduled for August 5 and 6 at Taft. The is a graduate of Parrlsh Junior Agent Penslar Remedies in Marion County COSMETINE A cooling, soothing lotionfor: sunburn and windburn." 39 c: Panama ,' WHITE SHOE . CLEANER, ' . : EYE BATH' -: I . - Relieves summer eye v y ' discomfort, :'t39c Stop the Itching and Pain of - poison oak byastng nooD's lotion . ' Only at.Schaefers the Legion - . . - when he turned out a poster for la Chicago this fall. Executive high school and is now a senior at Salem high school. Miss Selby is 18 years of age, 5 feet 8 Inches tall, has hazel- brown eyes and a wealth of beautiful, coppery-red hair. Fond of all sports, she particularly likes swimming, roller skating, horseback riding and tennis. She likes to dance and is an excel lent cook. Her hobby is saving scrapbooks on sporting events Musically talented, she is presi dent of the Tri-Y at Salem high school and vice-president of her home economics club at school Miss Selby was one or seven of this city's most outstanding girls to win a pin in a national home economics content, , Concert Arranged In Park Tonight The Marlon square municipal band concert tonight starting at 8 o'clock will consist of 10 numbers ranging from' popular tunes to grand opera selections. A high light will be the playing of the new march "Oregon State Fair" composed by H. N. Stoudenmeyer, director of the band. The program: Novelty Concert Xarek "Ciribiribin" rr. r Alford Festiral Overture "Drbsas" Roberta Popola "Two Sleepy People". Cannicaaei 6irard-Maroala "Alexander's JUrtime Band ' Berlin Concert Walta "Eapana" Waldtnfel Selection "Boa Marie" Friml Intermission Marcfc (new) "Orecon State Fair"- ,. . Stondenmeyer Characteristic "Junjle Dmraa"Ketelbey I'opul "I Hare Eyet" .JtohU-B,inrer "Toe umbrella Mao" . 1 CaTanaorh Soee-Stoek "Penny Serenade". Hallifax-Weersma Grand Selection from "Carmen" Bizet March, "World Erentm" Zamecnik Finals, "The Star Spanfled Banner' to Fight .New Department . Senator Charles L. McNary has Joined with : the Marion County . . . . i upyra asaociaaon in opposing j a bill now pending in congress which would create a federal de partment of education, he tele graphed O. .K. Dewitt, secretary of the association here i Thurs day. The association contended that creation of the proposed new de partment would cost the taxpay ers of Oregon $7,500,000 and of this amount: only ' $1,100,000 would be spent in this state. This would be in addition to existing school costs, Dewitt said. . . McNary" telegram said ' lie would not support the bill in its present form and added that it probably would not come- up for final passage at this session of congress. ' : Breaks Foot Bone - WEST STAYTON -Mrs. Harry Skhel . fell Sunday morning while . banging ap curtains . and broke a-small bone in fear foot She was taken to a Stayton phy sician where -her 'in juries were treated.,-. it ,- CARD OF. THANKS . ' We wish to express ofir thank and appreciation for the kindness and sympathy of our many friends in s our time of sorrow. . Also to those . that l hare contributed jo generously to oar many needs. Mr. and Mrs. W. A Biles and fanny.- - ; ft -v ,Z : l STEVENS-BROWPf V CR EDIT v- . t McNary v j Jewrfera Optickau j, Comity Births Show Increase Deaths on Decline, ' Sayi Report of Department The semi-annual report of the Marion county department of health ahowa an Increase oi births and a decrease in . deaths as compared with figures a year aro. Births number ' 631 for 1939 and 694 for 1935. xnere were 814 male pinna ana xi female.- ToUl deaths were $51 with 433 a year ago for the same period, tms year mere were 203 male deaf'a and 148 female deaths. Communicable disease deaths for the' six month period totaled 22. Other causes were: . cancer AS. diabetes 14, apoplexy 35, heart disease 94, i itomoblle ac cidents 6, other accidents 15, and all other causes 57. Mumps Frequent Mumoa leads the .report for the six-month ' period with 161 cases, chickenpox 45, influcnxa 39. measles 71, scarlet feveT 66. tuberculosis 83, whooping cough 23, pneumonia 41. For the same period in 1938 pneumonia led with 100 cases, chickenpox 98 measles .47, mumps, 9, scarlet fever 25. . tuberculosis 20 and whooping cough 8. The' semi-annual activities re port shows that members of the healtli department staff have made 910 field visits in the in terest of communicable disease control. Tuberculin tests were given to 1843 persons the past six months. In the interest of school hygiene 7541 inspections were given and conducted by the staff members, Sanitation field visits numbered 714 with 384 visits to food handling establish ments and 268 to dairy farms and plants. Teachers Advised To Develop Ideas Seattle Schoolman Urges Use of Controversial Topics in Classes EUGENE, July 13-(rP)-Teach- ers should meet the complexity of the social order by. preparing students to formulate their own ideas. Worth McClure, Seattle su perintendent of schools, told the institute on educational policies at the University of Oregon today. He urged teachers to "make real use oi controversial ques tions" by giving students all sides. Teachers, because of the con fllct between individual rights and group welfare, ntust become bet ter qualified professionally, Mc Clure said. C. M. Calkins, city attorney of Eugene, opposed McClure, assert ing teachers should keep "hands off" controversial political ques tions. : .at. I ., : Dr. Charles O. Williams, direc tor of. field service for the Na Uonal Education association, ad vocated an organisation patterned after the American Medical asso ciation, from which members could be expelled for failure to meet standards or ethical de mands. - ' Dr. Frederick M. Hunter, chan cellor of the Oregon system of higher education, pleaded for scientific evaluation of the eco nomic worth of education. Lane PUD Sought By Pomona Grange EUGENE, July 13-(ff)-Allen Wheeler, Pomona grange master, said today petitions urging forma tion of a pubuc utility district in the valley section of Lane countv. including Eugene, would be cir culated soon. ; He said minor changes in boun daries of the proposed district wonid have to be made before pe- unons were introduced. CLEARANCE -"- . II Gaberdine Sport Special. . .. . .,.Ji,a J ltln-Trcated Golfing and S ) Outing Jackets ila Men's L . . ... Heavy Cords. 1 Lot Fine Worsted Sport A CH Slacks, regular $1.15 valuetj VIP Light Grey "and Tan , "m Off Sport Slaeku L'r.v i) V3 Special on AO Wool Plaid Fringed V Robes. Large Size (60x80) at $3.95 ' Ramble Size at $25 Junior Size at $1.95. r , . "" . . . I Wool Suiting & Coating dose-out Here is your chance to buy Wool -Goods at less than Cost. Ladies Coat- ing: Suiting and Siirting. Part Pieces, ' Sample Pieces Oose-Octs. Lota go on Sale Special $1.00 per yard.' . ' ' .- . 1 TH0.S Kay . ' t i Sings-Tonight 1 11 i " I 3 - -;- VTA '1 Lorance Dosaett snustc director for tbe Northwest Christian col lege, Eugene, will appear la concert tonight at the Salem First Christiaa church. . Dossett v gave two coBcerta' here, last year,: Hood River PUD Discussed State Commission Plans Hearing Here to Eye Its Feasibility The state hydroelectric commis sion will hold an informal hearing here today in connection with a proposal to create a Hood River county people's utility district, excluding the city of Hood river. Charles E. Stricklin, secretary. said a large number of persons from Hood River county would argue for and against the feasibil ity of the proposal. At a recent election held in Hood River county the. rural dis tricts voted for the project while the city of Hood River voted againit. The majority vote was in favor of the district. Under the existing laws it is permissable to hold another elec tion involving all the territory in cluded in the original proposal with the exception of the city of Hood River. Stricklin said a number of per sons interested in creation of the Scappoose people's utility district also might appear before the com mission. The commission has not yet completed, its final report on this project. Schedule Changed For Swim Qasses Friday's schedule for "Learn to-Swim" campaign classes at Les lie pool has some changes made in it, the classes from 11 o'clock on being rearranged. .- ': The new schedule includes: boys' elementary, 9 to 9:30 a. m.; boys' advanced beginners, 9:30 to Iff a. m.: girls' elementary, 10 to 10:30 a. m.; girls' advanced be ginners, 10:30 to 11 a. m.; worn en's class, 11 to 11:30; boys' and girls' beginners 12 years and up, 11:30 to 12; swimmers all ages, 12 to 12:30. No learn-to-swim classes will be held Saturday or Sunday. Popular Trio Due At Presbyterian The musical trio including Mrs. A. H. Dennison, organ. Ether Ben- ner, pianist, and Garland Hollo well, trombonist, which has been well received at evening services at the, First Presbyterian church in recent weeks will accompany the congregational singing again Sunday night. Rev. W. Irvin Williams, pastor, will speak in the morning on "The Church and the World," and at night services his theme will be "The Bible on Main Street." Today :EM'S I Lot of Shades & Patterns that can be worn the year around. These are Real Worsteds and SPECIAL.-. $17.95 An opportunity to make a nice savins by - buying a Summer ' Suit Big Valaes. - - . 1 Shirts,, A 0 3-95 . LOT l Stitched Edge, 6 lbs. ,72x81. Special , Special; 2co soirra TT7ELFnl woolen Winslow Case Answer 1 Filed Incidents Before Officer f Dismissed Are Set up 1 '"' as Defenses " , Incidents leading to the dia ' missal of Frank Winslow frosa : the Salem police force were set - 1 up as defenses in an answer filed in circuit court by Chief Frank ? A. Minto yesterday to the :alter-; native writ of mandamus to- :.; cured by Winslow in an attempt - to regain his Job. - f The answer alleged that in. low arrested one Stalllngs oa' September 18, '.1958, while tea a latter was temporarily incapaet- ' v tated in one arm. Taking Stalllngs to the police station, the Officer, the answer -J asserted, then "without cause r ' v provocation cursed. abue4, -struck, assaulted, kicked and stomped upon said Stallings, ail of which acts were committed in . the presence of other officers ' and citizens of the city of Sales and which were unnecessary t ' effect the arrest or confinement irt of said Stalllngs, which disclosed ' the plaintiff to be incompetent. discourteous in his treatment ef the public and unfit to occupy the position of police officer of v said city." Winslow later interviewed tke mayor and thereafter told him" he would suspend himself from ' further duty until Chief Minto. who was away, retn- ned to duty.1 " 1 The chief, the answer said, oa,,"1 his return investigated the case 11 ' and discharged the officer and9"" the discharge was confirmed by ' ' ' the civil service commission. ' a.' v l Distrfbated by Gideon StoU Co. ; Lot Salts.' Close-ont Specialt Mostly light shades T00TI jj i SALE ! 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