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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1939)
Hit OHEGON 'STATESMAN Salem, Oregon Friday Bloming, Acrst 18, 193 J PAGE THIRTEEN V !'''..: - A 2 MARTHA LOGAN says to have a nicnlc In tie modern manner. Fried rMokpin biittnred imu. and rolls-are kept hot in an electric roaster until the picnic spot U reached. The chicken,- dipped to "ss n crumps, was inea in zat shout 40 minutes to cook thoroughly and give the golden-brown corerios 01 wnicn in poets sing. . Burglary Suspect Gives Himself up Henry Ellis, 22, employed in picking beans near West Stay ton, walked into the sheriff's office Thursday and asked that he be returned to,. Caldwell, Idaho, where he said he was wanted for Telegrams received from Cald well officials Indicated that the burglary occurred at Nampa. Sheriff Harold Meyer of Caldwell will arrive here in a few days to take custody of Ellis. When Ellis surrendered at the sheriff's office he asked that $60 In hop picking tickets be turned over to his relatives. Katherine Ellis, Psychic, Responds To Queries Sent in by Salem Folk; Variety of Matters Form Questions Lebanon Hears Birth Reports LEBANON Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Adams are the parents of a baby girl bom Wednesday at the Lebanon hospital. This is their fifth child and first girl. The baby weighed six pounds, eight ounces. . Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Halsey of Newport are parents of a son, Michael Edward. Mrs. Halsey is the former Margaret Myers of Lebanon. This is the first grand son for Chester Myers, Lebanon business man. Pattern Try fiXi:tr?'l M. Pm Glimpsea into the future ara vrorided for peron who submitted questions to Mill Katherina Ellis, psychic now ap pearing at the Grand theatre. Some of the question! and answers asked Miss Ellis from the audience will be reprinted in The Oregon Statesman. o: Will the trouble my little girl Marietta is having with her stomach turn into appendicitis? Shall my husband keep' his job or shall we buy one of the three places we have been looking at. D.H. A. Your little girl will not have appendicitis, but it is advisable to have a very good doctor make a thorough examination. I believe by proper diet the condition will be overcome. You'll buy the last place you looked at, with success financially. Q. Where can 1 find a steady Job? Will I be married again and to whom? Y.M. .A. You'll marry again a per son you have met just recently. The marriage will prove very sat isfactory with much' happiness. You'll have steady employment within two weeks, likened to the work you had last year. Q. I would like to have you tell me where my son is. He left San Francisco, California, a few years ago and 1 do not know where he is. Is he well and alone. C.T.S. A. Your son is in San Diego, af filiated with the navy department of aviation. He is well, and I be lieve if jrou write the US Navy De partment, you'll get direct answer from him. Q. Before the depression 1 had some very good friends living In Los Angeles. Since then I nave been unable to locate them. Can you tell me what has become of them? N.EJ. A. They have made a move and a change. They are in Wyoming, affiliated with someone by the name of Bailey. It is useless for you even to write for they would not answer. Q. Was my daughter really drowned five years ago, or what really happened to her? Will 1 ever go back to Florida, my home Br ANNE ADAMS -. Smart little girls like to be "in Dutch" this year, in gay imitation of the popular young screen star who Inspired this delightful Dutch- irl dress. Pattern 4 20 Anne Adams has given It quaint charm and a slmple-to-sew style that ' the . Sewing Instructor : will make even easier. Isn't the short. flared skirt dashing? See its eight decorative gores and its . button trimmed belt! That wide, white collar is refreshing and crisp, and the bodice closes with snappy big buttons all down the front. You might add extra style with a big floppy bow In a bright color, and cleverly shaped pocketsMake one frock in Dutch-blue cheeked cot ton: another in dark wool Pattern 4203 - is available in girls and Junior sises , S. 10, IS and 14.: Size 10 takes - S yards SS Inch fabric and yard con : trast. I ' 6a4 rrrrcEM cents is u eias for this Adas MMora. Wrfte alaialy SIZE, NlatE. Aj DKESS STXL llUJlBEkV What ta Sol ArtWo Maimer Sara etretca far ahead and yoo hot wea ther wardrobe ia wilted ed weerr. La Aaaa Adama' PATTERS BOOK. Sol trasaoa rr .mid season wardrobe, wit MS sftt Po t aUk U-mv frocks tor alht end dar . . - warfc sad play. Lata al briefer Ueaa for vacatWita aa kaw U look c lsnwronr and eooU Oiothaa for oeorv trpa 4 fO aeodea for matron i to apiritH for reeer people, goad todajf BOOK FirTglS CENTS. PATTERS Fir TIM m BOOK 1 AMrPAT TERM TOGETHER. TWEKTT-HVK CEh'Tflt Sead year order to The Oregoa 8tateaa, pattera department, .. McNary Host To Nut Tour Annual Summer TripHnds .on big Farm Owned by . Senior Senator The annual trammer tonr of the Western Nut Growers association ended in Marion county yesterday afternoon, at the farm home of Senator - Charles I McNary - who personally conducted ' nearly 100 visitors over his extensive acreage of walnuts and filberts. . Oregon's senior senator, filling easily the role of an experienced farmer, showed his " fellow nut growers how he rejuvenated an orchard - killed in the freeze of 1911. how .he Is replacing a large prune acreage with walnuts inter planted, and how he is developing one of the best filbert orchards In this region. Farm Held 9o Years The McNary and Stoli nut or chard is located on the old Mc Nary pioneer land claim which the senator said has been ia the fam ily for 91 years next October. -Earlier In the day the tonr starter at A Wolfe's farm near Aumsvllle where Dr. Paul Miller, federal pathologist of OSC, showed the comparative results of different sprays for walnut blight: Three applications of bordeaux, I- 1-50, constitute the standard pro tection, he said, though copper oxylate either as a spray or dust continues to give good protection without harm to foliage. Irrigation Value Stressed On the C. P. Neibert farm near West Stayton, C. E. Schuster, sec retary of the association, pointed out the value of irrigation and plenty of spacing for old walnut orchards. - At the William Blake farm north of Salem th-party saw an orchard being 'rebuilt" following the treese of 19 SS, and then were shown by Mr. Blake how thinning out a walnut orchard first planted In 40-foot squares is increasing the returns. Trees are 60-fet on the diagonal after thlnningSome are already nearly meeting across that distance.' The first day of the tour was held in Washington- and Yamhill counties yesterday and was at tended by about 200 persons. FIGURE IN CRASH SILVERTON Milton T. Suckow of Scotts Mills reported an automobile collision on the J-Ablqua road in which his car and one driven by Walter Barhke of Santa Barbara figured late Wed nesday afternoon. Uttle damage was said to have been done. Calvary Baptists To Hear Bronglier Senior Member of Team of Preachers Slated ' -for Sunday Talks Dr. J. Whitcbmb Brougher, D. p., LL. D., ienlor member of the Brougher trio engaged to fill the pulpit of the Calvary Baptist church for a month during the absence of the pastor. Rev. Arno Q. weniger will speak Sunday morning and night. Dr. Brougher was formerly pastor of, the' Temple Baptist church, Los Angeles, and . the Tremont Temple Baptist church of Boston, but now associated with his youngest son, "Jim" in the pastorate of the First Bap tist church of Glendale. Cal. His subject Sunday morning will be. "Going Places and Doing Things." Sunday night the ser mon topic will be, "Man's Curios ityIs It Greater Than a Woman's." Speaker Is Colorful, i As a speaker. Dr. Brougher Is distinguished tor his wholesome philosophy and humor. His speeches are mirth-provoking. He makes his audience laugh.. think. cry and pray. As a preacher Dr Brougher Here ISIII.IJUH ii. i. mi iiMiiiii-iiSJii m. I u i in, .n ... i.,Jiaaaj - - V- if .;v-:"-::i;v I- ( . : ' f . m 1 : w DR. J. WHITCOMB BROUGHER Brougher Is known as "The Smiling Preacher." Probably no preacher has given more addresses before - service clubs, fraternal organizations and men's brotherhoods than has Dr. Brougher. Monday night he will speak la the Leslie Junior high school auditorium on. "Will Rogers and the Philosophy of Good Humor." He is well Qualified to sneak on Will Rogers being a friend for more thajj 20 years. Many times hare the two appeared - on the platform together. Dr. Brougher was called home, to conduct the funeral of Will Rogers. The lecture Is free to the public, but a free will offering will be re ceived. . USW of Albany To Picnic Sunday ALBANY The annual picnie of Camp Phillips, United Span ish War Veterans and auxiliary will be held Sunday in . Avery park; south of Corvallis. A bas ket dinner will feature the noon hour, and games and a program will follow. It is expected a number of veterans and wives will be pre sent from the Salem camp and also from Eugene. KANSANS ARE GUESTS HUBBARD Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Hoffman and daughter Luayle of Nahaska, Kan., are guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Green. Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Green are sis ters. . Joy Livingston of Kansas is also visiting at Hubbard. state? Where did my husband lose his one hundred dollar bill. V.E.S. A. Your daughter was really drowned, and you'll make your home in Florida, as in the past. Someone stole your husband's money. Q Will my invalid brother ever ! be weU again and able to walk? Has my husband ever been untrue to me? Does he love me. M.P.A. A. Your husband has not been untrue to you, but I advise you to quit looking around corners with the thought of someone else. 1 see recovery for your brother through electric treatments at a hospital in Portland. Q. My husband died about a year ago. His death was rather mysterious. I would appreciate very much If you could tell me something about it. Will I get the World War Veterans' Widow's pension? L.M.B. A. You'll get the World War Veterans' Widow's pension. The cause of your husband's death had something to do with reflex of a condition that happened to him while overseas during the war. Q. How much longer will I have to put up with these fits of anger from my husband and will I ever have a happy home? Discouraged. A. Your husband s anger is due to a nerve reflex as though he had lost faith in you three years ago. You agitate him through Jealousy which makes, the condition worse. You could make a change if you wish. . Q. Will we be able to get a good well and where? Should we drill for it, or should we buy water right? Will we get the loan to pay off the mortgage this faU from a certain party in Califor nia? Mrs. L.M.N. A. You'll get the loan from the party you have in mind. It would be best for you to get the water right, as it is impossible for Ion to drill in the location you have with any results. Be careful of a condition of your eyes. It is ad visable to have them tested for glasses. Home for Glamor Girls Is Sought Leo Spitzbart, director of the Oregon state fair, has just about decided he is "stuck" with 15 glamor girls, composing the AU American chorus for the revue to be held at the fair. It all comes about because his efforts to date to find a lodging place for the girls have been vain. Helene Hughes, who directs the chorus, has written to Manager Spitzbart asking that he find a lodging house large enough to ac commodate the entire group dur- ixtg fair week, September 4 to 10. Rut none can be found. Miss Hughes wants to keep the girls all under one roof, if at all possible, she writes, and prefers a home or boarding house for sleeping quarters only. And now the fair manager is passing the problem on to the public, wondering if he has over looked some Salem resident who can accommodate the troupe. Any one having quarters for .the girls should contact Mr. Spitzbart at the fairgrounds, phone 9163. Reenlistment Pay in Effect The reenlistment "bonus", for honorably discharged soldiers who reenlist within 90 days from date of discharge will again be paid during the fiscal year 1919. ac cording to .Information received hero by Sergeant Sam Gimpelson, local recruiter, from Major H. D. Bagnall. Portland recruiting oVBL The gratuity, which has been suspended each year by congress since 1933. but ; which was not ansnended during" the last session. ts provided for In the. national defense act of 1920. For. a com pleted, three-year enlistment It amounts, to 178 tor soldiers be low the first three grades and f 180 for those of the first .three grades.- Anderson Birthday . Honored hj Picnic I SUVER la honor of Mrs. Em ma Anderson on her 82nd birth day. August If. the family held a picnie dinner at Helmick park Sunday. August 13 Buena Vista since her youth and is popularly known. Mrs. Wesley Kester has been confined to her bed by illness which the physician diagnosed as flu. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sullivan , of Los Angeles arrived last week to spend two months with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Prather of Buena Vista. Again Arany Is Hopeful For Mail Service Leo Arany, operations manager of Oregon airways, has returned to Salem after a trip to San Fran cisco, where he was called to con fer with civil aeronautics author ity officials, much encouraged that an application to carry air mail between Portland and Marsh- field will be granted. "Constructive suggestions were given by-the officials on how to organize our efforts to secure the mail contract, H. E. Steam, man ager of the company, said yester day. "And Arany is much encour aged." Stearns was In Salem yesterday to conduct a transportation and general business survey. When he completes similar surveys in Port land, Albany, Eugene and Marsh- field, the data will be submitted to civil aeronautic authorities to show the need for the service, he said. . Mrs. ' Anderson ' has 1 1 v e 4 at clared. Ostrander Parole Possibility Denied Denial that the state narola board Is considering the release of Dean L. Ostrander, under four years penitentiary sentence from Jackson county for theft of a stock trailer, was made here Thursday by Cecil Edwards, pri- a t secretary r to i Governor Charles A. Sprague . and former parole hoard member. . . Edward s denial followed a cent statement' by Circuit Judge H. D. Norton of Jackson county that t&e new parole - law: "has made .matters worse - than- ever before and the board was consld erlng ; Ostrander's release under the new parole law." vr fit would not be .possible for the board to : release Ostrander under the new. parole law because he was sentenced before the law weni into eiiect, awarua ue- s I f if -J ( jo 7 7 A THRILLING ASSORTMENT OF LOVELY FUR - TRIMMED & SELF - TRIMMED STYLES! The new accents are on nubby fabrics, fur collars, pock ets, tuxedo effects! 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