Hit OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Bunday Morning, October 29, 1939
VAdE FIVE
Local News Briefs
Polk Water filed on Clifford
II. Leonard, Chicago, 111., has filed
application with the state engineer
here to appropriate fire second
feet of water from Rogue river
and Applegate river, for irrigation
purposes in Josephine county.
Limestone Products, Inc., Dallas,
would appropriate 1.5 second feet
of water from an unnamed stream
tributary of the Lucklamute rlrer
for mining, .manufacturing and
fire protection in Polk county.
Turkey pickers report 9 a.m. Mon
day, Marion Creamery Poultry Co.
105 Union.
Appointment Held Vol(F Attor
ney General Van Winkle Saturday
Coming Events
Oct. 80 All Penaton Friends
get-acquainted Hallowe'en par
ty. Eagles hall. Upstairs corner
Commercial and Chemeketa.
Not. 7 Homer Rodeheaver,
sons leader, at Leslie auditor
lam, 8 pan., sponsored by Mar
ion county Christian Endeavor.
Not. 10 X ebitika club
meeting, 246 North Com
mercial street, 7:30 p. m.
Grand Jury to
Meet Monday
Denies Violence
Band Parents Elect The par
ents' organization of the Master
Bread band met at the Cherry City
auditorium Friday night and
elected officers as follows: Charles
a recent appointment to the state Jones was elected president; Floyd
board of cosmetic therapy exam- Semster. rice president; Mrs. Lot
iners is not qualified to serve. Pro- tie Apple, secretary-treasurer ard
test was filed bT a arouo headed imer ruem, puDiicuy cnair-
ty C. F. Strathouse, P o r 1 1 a n d . I man. The organization is spoo
Strathouse charged that the ap-"ring a series of card parties
nnlntea wan licensed as a hair-1 through the winter months. The
dresser but not as a cosmetologist Hrst f this series will be held at lment, in which plaintiff asks ens-
as required under the cosmetic-1 IQo vnerry city auaiiorium inurs- i tody of a minor son and $25
therapy law. The opinion was I aay ai o ciocs. . or mose wno
asked by Governor Charles A. I aon't play cards there wm De um-
Sprague, who recently appointed I nese checkers.
the woman a member of the board. I . . . , .
r ur ntitu aiiu u icyainus'
H. T. Love, 141 S. Liberty.
Routine Criminal Blatters
Now Pending to Be
Considered
The Marlon county grand Jury
will meet tomorrow morning at I
the court house at the behest of I
District Attorney Lyle J. Page to
consider routine criminal mat
ters which are now pending.
The grand jury has devoted the
major portion of Its time for the
past several weeks to the cur-1
rent investigation of county of-
iiciais, and has not lonnd It con
venient to deal with criminal
cases
Circuit Court
Talliena Williamson vs. Edwin
Williamson; divorce complaint
alleging cruel and inhuman treat-
Loan of J1500.00 to $2000.00, Al
security, high Interest rate 1 year.
Phone Mr. Smith, 7545. .
Traffic Arrests Arrested by
city police yesterday on speeding
wo wmrira - u Jefferson : John E. Roth, route
state highway commission Satur
day awarded a contract lor con
struction of a 7 5-foot concrete
bridge across Lang Canyon, on the
Columbia river highway in Gilliam
countv, to Denton & Young, Boise,
Ida., on a low bid of $7500. The
bridge would be located a few
miles west of Arlington. Con
tract for' grading 5.63 miles of
the Lang Canyon-Arlington sec
tion of the Columbia River hlgh
waywas awarded to Leonard &
Slate, Multnomah, on
$182,165.50.
six; Harriet E. Smith, Silverton;
Ralph H. Pierce, Eugene r Leo N.
Dugan, Portland; Eva L. Ferrel,
1154 Oak street; Ida Mary
Schultz, Portland; William T. J.
Foster, 1045 North Fifth street ;
Clarence A. Higglns, route four.
New Nash with "convertible bed."
See Clifford Harold with Carter
Motor Co.
Pension Party Monday No for
bid oflmal invitations are required and
uo admission will be charged per
sons attending the "pension
New Nash "conditioned with com-1 friendly" booster party to be held
plete change of air inside the car I at the Eagles hall Monday night,
every 12 to 17 seconds. See Clif-1 according to Mrs. Helen Starr,
ford Harold with Carter Motor Co. I president of the Salem Pension
boosters.
Erma Col Honored Miss Erma
Cole, daugher of Mr. and Mrs. I "Mark Twain" white broadcloth
Curtis C. Cole of Salem, has been I shirts with double wear collar,
placed on the dean's honor roll of I $1.65. A. A. Clothing Co., 121 N.
the college of the bible for tne i High
firBt six weeks at Phillips unlver-
monthly support money In addi
tion to attorney's fees They were
married on July 27, 1935, in
Jackson county. .
Evelyn M. Linr vs. Clifford
E. Ling; divorce complaint alleg
ing cruel and Inhuman treatment.
Plaintiff asks restoration of her
former name of Evelyn M. Sny
der, a two-thirds interest in a
house and lot, all household fur
niture and $45 monthly support
money. They were married here
May 23. 1935.
Margaret Balch ts. Ernest
Floyd Balch; motion advising de
fendant that unless he comply
with an order as to alimony pay
ments, appropriate contempt pro
ceedings will be filed.
Robert Fromm vs. Guy O. and
Frieda M. Smith; demurrer overruled.
Anne Cooke estate; answering
brief opposing a motion to sub
stitute parties.
Credit Bureau, Inc., ts. A. F.
Elkins: motion for change of
venue to Polk county on ground
that it would be more convenient
for parties and witnesses.
Probate Court
Marie Kittelson estate; estate
admitted to probate with Clar
ence Kittelson, a son, as execu
: :..
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Gaps. Robert H. Allea
Replying to charges of passengers
who complained of Inefficiency,
Indolence and fighting aboard the
liner Acadia, on its westward At
lantic crossing,- officers and crew
members testified at & govern?
ment investigation in New York
that complaints were grossly ex
aggerated. CapL Robert H.
Allen, above, explained the trip
was made unpleasant because the
ship encountered heavy seas and
storms. Passengers had told re
porters that most of the trouble
had arisen from fights between
members of rival unions.
Gas-Heat Firm
Site Purchased
Salem Youth Center Will Present
Afternoon, Evening Open House
In Old Gty Auto Park November 9
; An afternoon and evening open house program will be
presented at the Salem Youth Center, in the old city auto
park, November 9 to acquaint the public with this agency's
service to boys and young men from 18 to 25 years of age,
according to Mrs. David Wright, president of the center
advisory board.
The center will be opened to
the public that day from 1 to
B p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. En
tertainment will be presented by'
boys attending the center. The
Salem council of women's organi
sations is assisting ln arrange
ments. Also on the center's schedule
first aid classes Monday and
Wednesday of this week, open
house for boys Friday night and
a motion picture program and
community sing the night of No
vember 10
The center Is kept only daily
from 2 to 11 p. m. and is open
to all young men in Salem and
vicinity who are interested and
come within the age limits. The
Center's program is supervised
and operated under the sponsor
ship of Salem women's clubs, la
bor organizations, the public
school system, the WPA, the city
council, the national youth ad
ministration and the Salem art
center.
Jury Is Selected
PORTLAND, Oct. i$iJfyk Jury
of five men and seven women will
try Allen Brambield, 27, Monday
He was Indicted for "first degree
murder in the death of Mrs. Hat
tie Hooker.
Former Salem
Man Is Elected
M. J. Elle Vice-President
Of High School
Principals
Martin J. Elle, former assistant
principal and curriculum super
visor at Salem high. school, was
elected vice-president of the Ore
gon High School Principals' as
sociation at the closing session
of the principals' annual confer
ence at the capitol yesterday. Elle
is now principal of Marshfield
high school.
The association also elected
Harry S. Parker, Corvallis, presi
dent D. A. Emerson, Salem, sec
retary-treasurer; G. D. urr, &an
Av mmber at laree. and Dean
J. ' R. Jewell. Eugene, member
ex-officio.
by Rex Putnam, state superin
tendent of public Instruction, that .
new graduation requirements will ;
go Into effect in 1940.
The change means that gradua
ting classes of 1940 and ensuing
years will automatically meet the
requirements for admission to
Oregon institutions f higher
learning. Putnam told the state
principals' annual conference
here.
Assistance of the principals
was asked by the superintendent
in bringing up to date the state
high school standards, which
Putnam said had not been for
mally readjusted since 1924.
Mrs. Cobban Home
PO XV ALLEY Mrs. Gwendo
lyn Cobban who has been In a
Portland hospital for several
weeks, was able to return home
this week. Her health is much
improved.
Silo filling In Fox Valley la cm-;
ploying several of the farmers
this week. The silo at the Alva
Wise farm was filled Wednesday'
and the machine moved to the.
The principals were reminded Cobban farm.
sity, Enid Okla. Only students
with an average of B with no
grade below C are eligible.
Club 3 to Meet Townsend club
No. 3 will meet at 8 p .m. Tues
day in the Sunday school room of
the Court Street Christian church,
17th and Court street. A Hal
lowe'en party will be held follow-
Morris to Speak Local Kiwan
lan will hear Dean Victor P.
Morris of the school of educa- HnS the business meeting,
tion of the University of Oregon
at their regular luncheon on I f . Ti 1
.TJ! ? Court Declines
November . 6 in honor of District
Governor Emerson and Lieuten
ant Governor Seaton at Canby.
and will hold its own ladies'
night on November 14.
Money Request
New Nash with "Fourth Speed
Forward." See Clifford Harold
with Carter Motor Co.
Thumb Is Cat R. L. Coster, 1731
Broadway, was treated by city
first aid men yesterday after he
cut his thumb while splitting
wood. . Willis Sharp, six years old.
IBS North 13th street, was treated
at the first aid station for lip
abrasions and a nose bleed after
he fell from a bicycle. "
WUl Speak of Travels Joseph
Portal, who has spent some time
board, will speak .at various
schools and clubs near Aumsville
concerning his travels and various
arts and crafts which he has ob
served.
Bays Property Raymond
Myres of Salem has purchased
the George Giles property at
Spongs Landing and will continue
in the poultry business The trans
action was made through the
Moses Realty company.
New Nash with "air conditioning.
See Clifford Harold with Carter
Couple Gets License A mar
riage license was issued at Van
couver, Wash., to Cleo L. Wlmmer
and Nita Stallings, both of Salem.
Masquerade Hallowe'en Dance at
VflP Hall Tiih n!t
Father 111 Here Mrs. Edward
Frants arrived here yesterday be
cause of the illness of her father.
- A. M. Chapman, who is tn the Dea
coness hospital..
The Marion county court yes'
terday declined the request of the
Pacific Highway association for
$1500 for promotion work on be
half of the main state north-south
artery on the ground that insuffl
cient public support had been
manifested locally to justify such
an outlay by the court.
The information was contained
in a letter written by County Com.
missioner Roy S. Mel son to Carl
Rynearson, Eugene, an official of
the association
The court expressed its sympa-
Gas-Heat, Inc., of 129 North
Commercial street yesterday an
nounced the purchase of a site
for the bulk storaee of liauefied
tor, and Prine E. Barclay, Winton petroleum gas for distribution to
J. Hunt and Wayne B, Gill, ap- homes and businesses throughout
praisers. Value of the estate is northwest Oregon off of the piped
estimated at $4500. Devisees are gag nnes. A complete line of gas
Clarence Kittelson, Clare Barstad, domestic' and industrial equip-
Woodburn; Tena Anderson, Sil- ment and appliances are being
verton; Melvln Myhre, Myrtle distributed through the store.
Barstad Albert Myhre, Clifford The gag ,g not new inasmuch
Myhre. Clarence Moe and Violet a8 u hag been 8old OTer a con.
Myhre, of whom residuary lega- 6ideraDie tlme ln Bman contain-
tees are Clare Barstad, Tena An- howeTt, h bulk distribu-
derson and Clarence Kittelson. I K tnV tP11-v new to the
Ezra Beckley guardianship; fi-Urt,-,t The uma tvn of nn.
uo.1 uctice Kiauieu tjim.cu owra , . i he forrloH nn er
ward on August 27 and filing of
final account showing receipts of
$774, cash on hand of $631.78,
and total assets, $5307.
sec-
tensively throughout other
tions of the United States.
H. G. Mount, president, stated
that Salem had been chosen as
Vi en A nn ft pro an A tTiA firm 'a first
V T m 1 J T n.ltln I 0
. "Kiauu coj-aic. """"" plant location in the northwest
Cross named executrix and F. E
Needham, H. E. Cross and Mar
garet Ross, appraisers, of the es
tate valued at $2550. The will
leaves $25 each to Dorrls Need-
ham, a daughter, and to the
children .of a deceased son, Clay
England. Residue goes to Lucille
Cross, a daughter. .
W. A. Johnson estate; supple
mental report of Grace Johnson,
administratrix, shows disposal of
Salem Golf club shares and of
after an extensive survey which
indicated that the trading areas
throughout the Willamette valley
could expect the greatest growth
and development ni the future.
Percy Black has been appoint
ed sales manager and will direct
the sales activities of the com
pany." A staff of salesmen is be
ing assembled at the present
time.
A v . .V F I Salem Golf club shares ana or Tr .... All J
thy with the purposes of the or- accounts of deceased. Final IVIlltting, Allied
arflnlZAtlnn. find nnprifid that thfl I j i . ....ij I o7
i ororr II H a ntfii kikulcu. i a
Crafts Offered
association might feel free to pre
sent its case- before the county
budget committee at its first meet
ing November 3.
In the meantime, however, the
court emphasized the number of
pressing demands for' funds to car
ry on county projects as a further
reason for declining to make the
$1500 appropriation
order has been granted.
Gottfried Schultz estate; semi
annual account of D. W. Eyre and
Anna Seeger. executors, shows re
ceipts of $732.37 and no dis
bursements.
Estate of Helen F. Carson; E.
M. Page, Paul R. Hendricks and
Lyle J. Pare named appraisers.
Nancy Jane Lewis estate; oraer
for sale of real property granted.
Semi-annual account of Lee E.
Wornom, administrator, shows
receipts of $25 and disbursements
Of $24.
Victoria Strain guardianship;
Velma Strain, guardian, has re
ported receipts and disbursements
Mrs. Ida Doolittle Fleming, Sa- of $300. Order of final discharge
lem resident from 1909 to 1929, 1 of guardian also filed.
was lntombed in the Mt. Crest Otto Davenport guardianship;
Abbey mausoleum here yesterday. order to sell real property grant-
She passed away in M o n t e r e y ed O. H. raters, guaraian
Fleming Services
Read in Salem
Park, California, October $. Serv
ices were read by Rev. W. C.
Kantner of Salem.
Ida Doolittle was born July 19,
18$C, in Nebraska. She was mar
ried to William Fleming, and they
Justice Court
James L. Williams; non-sup-
Instruction in knitting and al
lied crafts is being offered in
four Marlon county communities
as part of the WPA recreation
program.
Each Monday afternoon at S
o'clock a group meets ln Brooks
at the home of Rev. Cecil Asn
bausch. An upstairs room in the
old postoffice at Aurora provides
a meeting place lor a class eacn
Tuesday at 1 o'clock.
In Hubbard, the class meets
every Thursday at 1 p. m. in the
Red & White store. The Wood
burn xroun meets twice a week,
Wednesday and Saturday, in Tre-
maine's store.
The Instruction in these classes
is free to all who are interested
James I Williams; non-sup-1 -t i i
port, continued for second time ArtlCleS INeeded
to 10 a. m. Monday for preum-
inarv hearing,
Charles C. Hodgson; zaiiure to
came to Salem in 1909. While I give arm signal, fined $2.60 and
here she was a teacher in tne i costs.
high school and he was ln the real
estate business. They were mem
bers of the First Congregational
church. Mrs. Fleming was a presi
dent of the Woman's elab.
Mr. Fleming died In 1930 and Is
also lntombed In Mt. Crest Abbey
mausoleum.
Survivors are. two daughters.
Mrs. Judson Jones of Monterey
Park and Ruth Fleming of San
Francisco.
By Youth Center
Chalmers H. Brown; failure to
stop, fined $1 and costs.
Burned Silverton
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Herbal remedies, for ailments
of stomach, liver, kidney, skin,
blood, glands, ft urinary aya
tem of men ft women. SS years
ln service. Naturopathic Physi
cians. Ask your neighbors
about CHAN LAM,
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CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
393 Vi Court St, corner Uber
ty. Office open Tuesday ft, Sat
urday only. 10 a. m. to 1 p.
to T p. m. Consultation, blood
pressure ft urine tests sxe free
of chsrge. "
Petitions Filed
OREGON CITT, Oct. li.-OfY-
Nine petitions for a Clackamas I ona degree burns when her cloth-
county public -utility district elee- ling caught fire as she was stand-
tlonwere on file today with Coun- fog ia front of a fireplace. Burns
ty Clerk Guy H. Pace, bringing extended over her entire back and
the total of signatures to 991 of lower limbs, hands and feet.
which 395 are unchecked. A total I Mrs. Montgomery is the daugh
of 729 signatures is needed for an Iter et Mrs. George Wlnchell of Sil-
electlon. 'verton
The Salem Touth center board
yesterday announced it was ln
need of a number of articles to
complete equipment of the cen
ter building in the old city auto
park These include two ping pong
tables, a fireplace "screen, crlb
baee boards and such games as
TT7J T "O... I monopoly and croaulnole.
H UlUdll JL JL9CIIC1 piftT hovs are now enrolled In
the first aid classes being con
ducted at the center. Other classes
include landscaping, woodcraft
and mnsic. Boys and young men
participating, in center activities
receive music lessons on piano
and guitar free of charge.
SILVERTON Mrs. Grant Mont
gomery, who was seriously burned
at her home at Valsets Wednes
day, is reported .doing as well as
could be expected at the Silverton
hospital.
Mrs. Montgomery suffered sec-
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requirements, either by
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opportunity to discuss your
dental problems with you.
"Missing
and infected
Teeth... too
often (Detract
from your
Personal
Appearance"
Many times the difference between old-age and "Youthful
Appearance" is heeded dental attention. Yes, it's true that
dentistry goes beyond the need of utility, becauss dentists
are now able to plump out sunken cheeks, remove the tell
tale lines of old age. and In many other ways Improve your
faded features. Not only is dentistry an aid to your health,
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In many cases the entire facial expression Is dependent
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