PAGE FIVE.
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning:, July 20, 1939
Local Hews Briefs
Jailed for 'Box-car Entry Ow
en Hall of Portland and John Ma
toslck, Cleveland, Ohio, were
booked on charges of entering a
freight , car at 11:35 yesterday
morning. They will be brought to
trial today. Other prowls report
ed Include G. W." Yeager, 1275
North 19th, 12 from a pane and
a . fountain pen; Glen - Lengren.
915 North Winter, loss of a dia
mond stickpin; Frank Stoddard,
1320 Broadway,- strong, box Jim
mied hat with no loss: John Whlt
aker and Prank Dorscheimer, du
plex house. 245 Lincoln.' both
apartments entered; and Edwin L.
Baker, 215 East Lincoln, revolver
lost while owner on vacation.
Fancy Yakima iaprlcota 79c bu.
M A F Grocery,, 1073 S. Com'L
Division Director Visit Miss
Gladys Everett of Portland, direc
tor of the division of profession
and service projects of the WPA
for Oregon, was a visitor in Sa
lem for a few hours yesterday.
She paid her monthly visit to the
' Salem -Art Center after .bringing
a WPA library truck as far as
- Salem. She returned by auto to
Portland, the truck was sent on
to Engene.
Sale of Le Gant foundations at
Tit 1 1 1..'. ;
- I 5
Wallpaper specials. Elfstrom Co.
Beam to Capital State Public
Utilities Ormond It. Bean will
leave Sunday for Washington,
DC, where he will attend the
continued hearing on petroleum
shipments Into eastern Oregon
which 'was recently held In Port
land before Commissioner Clyde
B. Altchlson. The hearing Is set
for July 27. Bean will return a
few days after the hearing.
Roofing by Mathls. 178 S. Coml.
Hawkeye Picnic Set Sunday
July 30, at the city park in uor
vallia is the time and place set for
this year's annual Iowa picnic, ac
, cording to a notice from W. R.
Elam, secretary. Former residents
of the Hawkeye state are invited
to bring picnic lunches. Coffee will
be furnished. A program will fol
low. t
Group of spring ft summer dresses
$5 at Senator Dress Shop.
....Negotiates With Weeks Coun
ty Engineer Hubbs negotiated sue
cessfully yesterday for a settle
ment with Wilbur H. Weeks, Eth
el Weeks, and Lloyd E. Weeks in
the matter of straightening three
curves in the Wheatland road
which lie adjacent to their pro
perty. Salem's exclusive floor covering
store. Elfstrom-Humphrey Co.
July Clearance Sale. Dresses at 35.
Senator Dress Shop. High St.
Candy Kitchen Closes After 1 1
years of business in Salem, the
Anderson Candy Kitchen at 135
North High street, has closed oat
its business. Mrs. Mabel Anderson,
who has snecessfuUy operated the
business for the past, four years,
will retain her residence here.
Atty. O. W, Emmons has returned
from Chicago and' his law office at
130 N. Coml. is again open.
. Coming Eventt - '
. Jaly 20-23 Tacific Interna
tional TrapshMtrrs association
tournament.
July 23 Picnic of former
residents of Waltsburg, Wo,
dinger park. No-host dinner,
l:SO p. m.'
. July SSSwrgle community
picnic, club dinner at 1 p. m..
Paradise Island.
July 23 Xorth and Sooth
Dakota all-state picnic, Dallas
park 1 p-m. Basket 'dinner.
j sly SO Jlarion county Po
mona Grange picnic, Champoeg
Park.
July 30 Caledonian c I a b
Scotch picnic, Dallas city park.
July 30 Colorado . state pic
nic. Hazel Green.
August S Marion C o a t y
Veterans' association, SUverton.
August 0 -Annnal atate Ten
nemtee plmic at Dallas city park.
- Aog. 6 Ohio state picnic
will be held at ' linger picnic
grounds.
, August 0 Carolina state
picnic, Bryant park; Albany.
Aug. O-ia Auit-rk-an L-gk.
department of Oregon, 'conven
tion. -
Ang. 1S-20 Has Festival at
alu Angel.
Aug. 20 Salem anion labor
annual picnic at Pat's Acres
park. '
Aug. 21-26 State aoftball
.tournament.
Ang. 24-27 Hop Fiesta at
Independence.
Unpaid Street
Continue Neutrality Bill Fight
Ores
on
Money Wanted
Total Relief Expenditures July
relief expenditures as filed in the
county clerk's office indicate that
total paid to dependent children
amounted to 35,987, of which the
county paid $1,859.60; old age
assistance, total,' 331,486.37,
county's share, $6,504.21; blind
assistance, total. $779.50, coun
ty's share, $152.30. j
Sale of dreses at Miller's
Jerseymen to meet M a r i o n
County Jersey club will meet at
the M. G. Gunderson farm, on the
Silverton-Mt. Angel, road, I next
Sunday with a basket dinner at 1
'clock. All interested are invited
to attend.
Paint Sale. Mathls, 178 S. Coml.
Yonth Townsend Picnic A pic
nic tonight at 6:30 in the Hazel
Green park will be sponsored by
Youth Townsend club No. 7.
Those desiring transportation may
be at 459 Union street before the
picnic hour.
All day park., 10c. 266 N. Church.
Files Petition Nels Johnson,
route, 3, Dallas, has filed petition
In hanlrrtintfv in Portland- stat
ing debts at $1230.66, and assets puni i iuouio uu mm
1098.80. ;
Belle Sharmeer stockings
better.' Miller's . ;
Webfoot
12.95!
swim
suits I at Miller's
Runs Nail in Foot The Salem
first aid car made one run yester
day to 1112 Mill street where
Billy Fry, aged 8, was treated for
a wound caused by a nail which
had run through his foot He was
taken to a physician for treat
ment. . i; :
Fancy Yakima apricots 79c bu.
M ft F Grocffjr, 1073 S. Com'l.
. V
Lutz Florist. 1276 N. Lib. 9592
.Barnyard Golfers Invited
Horseshoe pitchers are Invited to
visit Silver Falls on Saturday,
July 22, State Park Supt. Board
man having given permission for
construction of a horseshoe court.
All pitchers are urged to be on
hand and bring tools.
New slipover sweaters at Miller's
$1.00 ,
Now! .24 hour service- Union Oil
Station, State ft Church Sts.
West Salem Club West Salem
Townsend club No. 1 will meet to
night at 8 o'clock in the Ford Me
mortal church building, corner
Gerth and Third streets..
Pabco Roofa. Eltstrocn Co. Ph922r
Obituaries
City File A Seven . Suits 1
for Judgments Upon
Cases in Court
The city of Salem yesterday
filed seven complaints for Judg
ment for unpaid' street improve
ment assessment in cases in the
county court. Amounts .asked
ranged to $816.84.
: The suits as filed C o 1 1 o 1
Against Gertrude J. M. Page, and j
Marion county. Judgment for lien i
of $123.55 and interest and $50
attorney's fees; George w, John
son, Jr., and Verda B. Johnson,
Marion county and Biancn A. ko
eers. Judgment for liens - on dif
ferent properties, $811.84, plus
interest and $100 attorney's fees;
Charles R. Lee and Margaretta
Lee, lien of $183.93 and Interest.!
plus attorney's fee; R, E. Taylor
and Jane Doe Taylor, M a r i o n I
county. Capital Securities corpora
tion, and Fischer Flouring Mills,
and others, lien for 3759.59 plus
interest on different properties;
Nellie C. Williams, Marlon coun
ty, and State Financing company, .
$378.32 and interest; O. M. Ed
wards and B. E. Edwards, and
Marion county $49.04 and inter
est: and against W. McGarvieand!
Mae Minnie McGarvie. for a lien
of $86.93 and Interest.
Circuit Court
Hattie Barker vs. J. P. Barker;
answer and cross complaint filed
by defendant asking divorce and
custody of two minor children, and
alleging "mental Buffering" at the
hands of the plaintiff.
Eena company vs. Walter H. Zo-
sel, John W. Huggard, Louis Neu-
man, Bert Tomkins, and Gabriel
Powder and Supply Co.; notice of
appeal by plaintiff and W. H. Zo-
sel, defendant, from Judgment of
July 5 against Walter H. Zosel for
$2405.00. Undertaking on appeal
filed, signed by Grace R. Zosel.
' Madeline Harvey vs. Lloyd D.
Harvey; divorce granted July 19,
maiden name of Madeline McLer-
rin restored to plaintiff, together
with award of $50 Judgment.
Ruth Z. Harbaugh'vi. Glenn L.
Harhaugh; order filed directing
county treasurer to pay from the
trust fund provided $15 to Ruth
Z. Hornaday, formerly Ruth Z.
Harbaugh, and further payments
as provided in the decree.
State Finance company vs.
Frankie Beard and others; decree
quieting title to property In the
former townsite of Fairfield.
Fred E. Roberta vs. E. Beatrice
Bollier and others; amended com-
& acaaiuav
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Jefferson Crash Eastern
Injures Several Juice Rate Cut
Driver Hospitalized After 7000 Customers of Firm
Three Way Accident
Wednesday Noon
JEFFERSON One person was
in the hospital and several oth
ers were recovering from minor
injuries as a result of an automo
tive acidents shortly before noon
Wednesday two miles south of
Jefferson.
-Senators Key Plttman, left, and Alben Barkley
Although suffering a defeat when the senate foreign relations com
mittee voted 12-11 for postponing action on the neutrality bill, the
Roosevelt administration continues its fight for immediate action
7U a new bill which would repeal the existing law's embargo on ship
ments of arms to belligerents. Photo shows two of the administration-
leaders, both members of the committee who voted against
postponement, as they departed from the office of Secretary of State
Cordell Hull following the adverse vote. At the left is Senator Key
Plttman of Nevada, and right. Senator Alben Barkley of Kentucky
State Is Extolled
For WUdlife Care
National Federation Man
Speaks to Rotarians,
Praises Research
Oregon leads the nation in pro-
cipal judgment of $2650.01 andlmoting research in connection
$350 attorney fee has been filed, with wiiowre conservation, ana is
wear Eda Hoover vs. Sam Hoover, a I second in numper 01 restoration
I t-tA ji.n.na wo. hart I nrolecta . members of the Salem
VVU l-O U4 V S W .WkVv'ft ww a I wr j
veatorriav hw Jnden Lewelllnz. Re-I Rotary club were advised by Carl
Salem Heights Preacher Rev. interest In two hon Shoemaker, secretary of the Na-
Earl Cotton will fill the pulpit at J rancne8 near Independence have I tional Wildlife Federation, at
the Salem Heights 1 community ! K ,1j iltlMt-n their luncheon .Wednesday noon.
A. Coolidge and company vs. State college, game commission
Roy Fitigerald and others; order and.Je0draA1 fnnd the nount
permitting filing of amended com- 0 1M00 annually are being
.i..., ..ii spent, in employing technical and
, John O. Cage ts. Edward Stortx .
and others; motion tiled to set emphMixed the
Frank Winslow vs. Frank Min- If. f, Mm Kir.
to chief of police of Salem; reply - rZ order to increase
making general denial to allega- tne,r number rather than reduc.
"ou " '"u tag bag limits and open seasons,
tiff In mandamus proceedings. H. Aia.nKaa lns-th the nppes-
Alton D. Hurley doing business 8,t fo. education in these mat-
as the Capitol Dairies vs. the Ore- tergj and pointed out that other
Ira Darby Files
For Water Chief
Manager of Water Office
Reveals He Seeks to
Head City System
church Sunday, preaching at the
11 a.m. services.
Rev. Reedy Going
To Estacada Post !
Rev. John Jeremiah Reedy, as-fl
sistant pastor at St. Joseph's Cath-
olic church in Salem since his or
dination in 1935,! will leave Aug-
a a. a 1
UJ lt iZJl whet he gon milk contro1 board: order of conservation interests were coop
sius church at Estacada where he hntnnrtinn riurinp nondmrr of the k k-I
o i ciawuj icludo uicaauiCD ucuc-
suit nas neen inea ny juage iasw- fitting wildlife restoration are
elling. beneficial in other respects.
Probate Court
has been appointed pastor, it was
announced yesterday. ' He will be
succeeded here by Rev. Michael
Raleigh, present assistant at the
Milwaukie parish
While in Salem Father Reedy
was chaplain at state institutions
and also promoted athletic sports
in CYO. He returned .Tuesday
from the CMTC encampment at
Vancouver. Wash., where he
served as chaplain. He is a second
lieutneant in the US army reserve
corps.
Estate of Nina McNary: order rimrph ClnrVa
set for August WL.
Estate of Gideon Stoltz; order
for final settlement filed and hear- 1
ing set for August 21.
Estate of John M. Lichty-; or
der appointing Hulda Lichty ad
ministratrix of estate estimated at
$4000 real property and $500 per
sonal property has been filed.
In Estacada Father Reedy sue-; Jonn steelhammer, Alec Lichty
ceeds Rey. Martin Doherty, who
has been assigned to Sacred Heart
church in Gervais.
Parole Publicity
Willi Be Limited
and Jaspar King have been named
appraisers by the court.
Estate of B. J. Grim; final de
cree has been granted to Walter
C. Grim as administrator.
Estate of George A. Spencer;
claim has been filed against the
estate for $959.98 by M. A. Hol-
Meeting Set Here
The. Church of God's Willam
ette Valley District convention
will be held in Salem this year
starting Friday, July 21, through
Sunday, July 23.
The sessions will be held at the
Salem Church of God, 940 South
22nd street. All interested are
welcome to attend the services
Friday at 8 p.m. and Saturday
and Sunday at 10 a.m., 2 and 8
p.m. J. C. Kimmel is pastor of
the local church.
The new, state parole board,
meeting here Wednesday, went on
to Save $30,000 per
Year on Power
Effective August 1, the Eastern
Oregon Light and Power company
will pass on to 7000 customers a
I savings total of almost $30,000
annually. New rates filed with the
state utilities commissioner's of-
Mrs. F. A. Trumph of Berkeley, rices here will effect residential.
Calif., driving a south-bound car commercUI lighting and water
vvvuyicu vj ucr aiusuouu aju. oci" i
eral others, lost control of the car beating schedules.
when it got into loose gravel. In I This Information was given out
attempting to get back onto the Wednesday bv. Utilities Commis
nigaway, iae siruca me ironi i gioner Bean following conference
end of a Hudson sedan driven by I with LeRov A. Grettum. vice-
Mrs. Nelson Bossing of Minne
apolis, Minn. In trying to avoid
the other car, Mrs. Bossing put
on the brakes of her car sudden
ly and caused a Greyhound bus
traveling behind to hit the rear
end of the car,
'Mrs. Trumph sustained internal
injuries and was taken to the Al
bany hospital. Mrs. Bossing re
ceived a sprained ankle.
In the Bossing car were Miss
Shuett, statistician from Chicago,
and Mrs. Karl On thank of Eugene.
Miss Shuett received cuts and
bruises, but Mrs. Onthank was
uninjured.
Mrs. Bossing, formerly of En
gene, wnere her Husband was
professor of education at the Uni
versity of Oregon, Is visiting in
Oregon while her sons are at
Camp Lucky Boy, Boy Scout camp
on tne MacKenzie river,
president and general manager of
the company.
These reductions are in line
with' the announcement last week
that the Idaho Power company is
reducing rates to Ontario, Nyssa
and other points - in far eastern
Oregon and western Idaho. The
Eastern Oregon company's head
quarters are in Baker. Grettnm
stated that as practically every
customer of the , company is a
residential customer, this reduc
tion msy be said to effect every
user on the system.
Hope to Increase Use
" "The reductions,", said Gret
tum, "are objective in. character
and are made in the hope of
building load rather) than the
standpoint of present earnings
of the company."
The savings snnounced as ef
fective August 7 are j the result
of. many conferences between the
commissioner's offices and the
company officials.
Two years ago the concern re- .
duced its rates in the residential,
commercial and power brackets
by $22,700 annually. So with the
coming reduction it will have
made savings to its customers of
$52,300 annually In the past two
years. The company paid taxes In
1938 of $100,891 or 15.8 per cent
of its gross revenues, j Taxes this
year have increase" approximate
ly $14,000, a 14 per cent increase
over last year. This increase totals
alone almost $1.50 per year for
every meter In the I company's
service, said Grettum. j
The Eastern Oregon Light &
Power company serves 15 citiea
and communities in Baker, Union
and Grant counties. '3
Ira L. Darby, present office
manager of the Salem municipal
water department, revealed yester
day that he had tiled a formal ap
plication with the city water com
mission for the position of man
ager of the department formerly
occupied by the late Cuyler Van
Patten.
Darby's formal application does
not chaage the lineup of 13 appli
cants for the post already indicat
ed by Water Commissioner Chair
man I. M. Doughton.
Along with the other 12, his
candidacy will probably receive
the consideration of the water
commission at its regular meeting
Friday night, though it is under
stood that no appointment to the
post is to be expected before the
end of the month. Other business
which the commission will trans
act will be of a routine character,
according to Chairman Doughton.
A request by the city schools for
block reading of water meters will
be one item for the consideration
of the commission.
Salem Dramatist
In Bard's Roles
ASHLAND, Ore., July 18.-Mar
garet Burroughs, Salem high
school drama instructor, has been
awarded two Important parts in
the Oregon Shakespearean festi
val. Mias Burroughs will play
Queen Gertrude in "Hamlet"
Gertrude, Hamlet's mother, Is one
of the most difficult and beautiful
characterisations in the play.
In "Comedy of Errors" Miss
Burroughs plays Amelia, a light
er type of1 character but of equal
interest to her Gertrude.
The festival opens In Ashland
on August 4. Four plays are to be
presented at the sixth annual
showing. "Hamlet," "Comedy of
Errors," "As Ton Like It" and
Tamlnr of the Shrew" will be
presented. "The Shrew" was pro
duced twice at the San Francisco
fair, with a radio version being
released by the Oregon players in
a coast to coast network.
In Salem Miss Burroughs has
established a drama course in the
high school, featuring design.
makeup, and play analysis
It Will Pay
You
to Look at the
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Graham and Oldsmobile
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- John Wymetalek, Jr.
Salem Manager
( Graduate In Architect from Massa
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137 New Bligh Building
Salem, Oregon
Telephone 3611
Marriage Licenses
Stanlev T. Sean in. 23. laborer
comD, aamuusiraior oi me Marion Rt Salem, and Elizabeth Kubn
couniy puduc weuare commission i housekeeper. Gervais.
for moneys allegedly paid under Ellsworth Morlev. 22. fireman
old age pension provisions. 510 n. 17th. and Helen Rodgers
Estate of Mabel A. Martin;! 21. dental assistant. Rt. 2. both of
recora aiscouraging puoucauon 1 oner orotners nave iuea a peu- I Salem
or names of penitentiary inmates rtion for a hearing as to why they
paroled for minor offenses. - should not apply for an order to
Tbe argument was advanced I sell real property of the estate.
that publication of these names The applicants say they are as-
would lessen the chances of eon- signees of claims against the es-
victs obtaining employment after tate of W. T. Rlgdon Co., and Dr.
leaving the institution. Tbe board J. H. Garnjobst which total
announced that no more applica- 1615.50.
tlons were being received in con-i Justice Court
nection with the appointment of case of A. D. Lortz, charged
four field parole officers. Approxl- with assault and battery, has been
. jmately 250 applications were re-1 ordered continued indefinitely and
1 ' ceived for these four Jobs. . the defendant released on his own
The board will meet at the state! recognizance.
James Cannon, fined $10 and
costs, operating a motor truck
without license plates.
William Haskins; case contin
ued to today at 1:30 p.m.
Peter R. Burke, plead not guil
ty to passing on curve, and trial
set for August 2 at 2 p.m. Re-
State Automobile
, Insurance Signed
Dooly & Company, Portland.
representing the United ' States
Guaranty company, Wednesday
received the contract for provid
ing insurance covering Oregon's
fleet of approximately 2000 pieces
of automotive equipment.
Awarding of the contract was
announced by the state board of
control.
The premium totals approxi
mately $22,651.68 a year and was
based on approximately 313.98
per motor vehicle.
The insurance covers $10,000
to $40,000 public liability and
$5000 property damage.
' RosscU
In this city. July 18. Ralph Rus
sell, late' resident of Springfield,
Ore. Funeral announcements later
by W. T. Rigdon company,
s
' " Gilmer i
Ira Wlsner Gilmer, at the real'
dence, 332 North 19th street, Jnly
18. Survived by daughters, Mrs
r?nv TAmnVlna VTra - Trihn
Tnrnbnll. Mrs. Leslie Morris. Mrs. I
Emery Feller, aU of Salem; sons. penitentiary today when, a number
Ray W. of Independence, aui 01,01 prison cases win do coosiuereu
THE WAY TO BEAUTIFUL HOMES
t i
W Yesterday - 'Net?' Today
Eureka, Utah, John W., Earl and
Lloyd, all of Salem; sisters, Mrs.
Emma Young of Hiladale, Mich.,
and Mrs. , Minnie Frey, Battle
Creek, Mich. Funeral services will
bt held from the Cloueh-Barrick
chapel Thursday, July 20, at 2 1 ? The Eastern Oregon Light and leased on $25 bail
p.m. Rev. P. W. Eriksen will Power company, eriecuve august
officiate. Interment Jason Lee 1, will pass on to 7000 customers
Eastern Oregon's
. Power Rates Cut
cemetery.
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Saleaa. Ore
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"state utilities i commissioner an-
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1 hl. Till ffpft rest-
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Grant counties. ; :
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