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Local Nevys Briefs - Bedient Case -
'Js; :Riilei Upon
4H t Winners Told W i 1 in a
MarshvAurora,' and Geraldlne Nel
son, Salem s Heights, were . ' an
nounced yesterday as winners of
the 4H clnb newswritlng contest
by Wayne D. Harding, county club
agent. Each will receive a half
scholarship to the annual 4H sum
mer school session In Corvallis as
a prize. Competition .in the Con
test was centered about the
, amount of : news . written by the
competitors published in newspa
pers, quality of writing, and neat
ness of presentation of clippings
in scrapboOks. .
Lnts florist P. 693, 127 N. U.
TIist Sxhobl Chaperones-Chap-e
rones to accompany Marion coun
ty 4H club members attending the
annual 4H summer school in Cor
Tallis as announced yesterday-by
County - Club Agent ' Wayne "D.
Harding include Mrs. Grace Seson,
Central Howell school: Daphna
Hunt, Valley View scnool: Louann
Hassing, Stayton; Florenx Dehlar,
ML Aftgel; Mrs. W. J. Ettner, Kel
seri Serena Simon, Aurora; and
Mrs. C I. weddle. Salem. One
chaperone will be allotted to each
25 club members. .
: - Will Hear Reports The Truth
Study class,, meeting Wednesday
night at 155 South Liberty street,
will hear reports from the Inter
national New Thought, convention
recently held In - Portland.-Olive-
Stevens, the leader, attended-the
sessions and was one of -the
speakers.
Coming : Events
Landonin Capital tor Talk With President
7 I May 29 Salem high school
commencement exercises.
(May SO -Memorial day.-'
1 May , 81 J one 1 Lebanon
Strawberry festival.
: Jane 1 Maccabees' Willam
ette valley district rally, Fra-
' Urnal temple.
I J one 4 State Jersey sweep
stakes show, state fairground. .
Jane 'Willamette a n r
versity commencement.
.1 Jane lO to 14 Oregon State
Grange convention.
. i Jane 10-1 7 Oregon . state .
grange convention,
i' July 4 -Independence day.
Jaly 81. Aug. 1-4 Salem
Centennial celebration.
$319.50 Lien Held to Exist
Against Property; old
; Action Being Retried
Circuit Judge L.C Lewellinr
yesterday, decreed in the case of I
0. ' W. Bedient and Albert Hunt
vs. Charles A. Anderson and W.
F. Barnes that no lien existed
with" respect to Mrs. Anderson.
and that a 1311.50 lien did exist
against realty held ' by; her hus
band. The court allowed costs to
neither side.
The Bedient case Involved fore-
1 - ..t M II.. .v.
i- l iivsuio vu icsiucum lieu ui vuc
I Church Name Chanes--Sop- Depot addition in, which 1428.30
elemental -articles of incorporation J and" $100 ; attorney fee was orlg-
filed Testerdav with the county I inally asked for work done In re-
clerk for the Methodist Episcopal aamagea oy lire.
church of Sllverton change the
name of the Institution to The Sil-
While Judge Lewelling was oc
cupied with . this . hearing, a Jury
was drawn and opening testimony
Obituary
Neiderhelser
'James W. Neiderhelser, at the
home of his son, U. F. Neider
helser, 255 East Superior street.
May 25, at age of. 85 years, six
months, 24 days. Survived by
son, U. F. Neiderheiser of Sa
lem; daughters, Mrs. John Knapp
of Mt. Vernon, Iowa, Mrs. T. M.
Lynch of C e d a r Rapids, Iowa,
Mrs. Claude Salsbury of Oregon
City, and eight grandchildren
and three great grandchildren.
Member of First Baptist church
and Phllaterian lodge No. 4.
IOOF, of Roseburg. Services will
be held Tuesday, May 28, at 2 p.
m. from the Walker & Howell
chapel with Rev. H. C. Stover of
ficiating. Concluding services Bel
crest Memorial park.
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ver ton Methodist church. General I prenented before ! Circuit Judge
purposes of the corporation werefl H. McMahan in the retrial of
also detailed, and the document ! 50 action of J. F.
w Kitiei hv Rd xt : Adams, nres- Ulrlch vs.; Henry A. Hochspeier.
makI H9mM-n nT norroturv I ine case wiu conunue coaay.
ni Rt ; j nSv T,nni fAiihv At a previous trial verdict was
and H. F; Sprick, trustees. l reinrnea iors ine aeienaant, ua
Special summer tuition rates. Cap-(stated that Rufus B. Miller, al-
ital Business Col lesre-. - tiered tobe a personal enemy. of
the nlnintlffr had mlnrled with I tm Washington for White House conference-with President . Roosevelt. Alfred M. London, former ror-
Police Busy H. A. Monnier. I members of th Inrv dnrinr the! mrmor nt Kmnsa ud. 10303 reonbllcasi presidential nominees, la shown center, with reoortera at laft
rouie iwo, is cnargea wnn recx- i trial. - .; r I and Senator Arthur Canner Off Jtansas at ngnt HV nhoto.
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u:sh arivmg dj ciiy ponce, rtruce
Olga Schmidt vs. LJoyd i n "I.
Schmidt; divorce complaint al- II BttlPin I KlKTIlltQ
leging cruel and inhuman treat- v .w
ment in which plaintiff asks re-1 g Til fin 11
turn of name Olga Sunde; mar- lit lUPP 11011 I Olfl
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v. uuruuu, ruuin turn, tuu xiuueri i r, 0 v j . - ,1.-1
v r!w Olga Schmidt vs. LJoyd
m ' voj avius.v kixi wt ssa v
Charged with violation of basic
rule; Ed Lammer, route five, is
charged with having no driver's
license; charged with falling to
ohnprr itnn lm ir Prl T
t..v. 1.. ir ..v eouver. Wash
Sayles'. Corvallis. and Henry Bernice E. Cuffel .ts- Harold Mayor Chadwick Proclaims
Monow, Independence. I ? " "r
Officers Installed New of f 1-1 granting 1 5 to George McLeod,
cers for the Girls' league at Les- attorney.
IIA' Innlnr hirh ! Arvl won In-I pn A ..1 A mm m T
w u . ' V au - . 1 Aau AbULC
stauea at a meeting at tbe school I Ts. Glen J. Robertson; order ad
3Ilnker
Joshua F. Minker, 79, at the
residence, 205 North 23rd street,
May 26. Survived by wife, Mrs.
Sarah Minker. Services will be
held from the Terwilliger-Ed-wards
chapel Tuesday, May 23. at
2 p.m. with Rev. Bass officiating.
Interment Belcrest Memorial park.
The deceased was a member of Je
hovah's Witnesses.
Colman
Eliza Colman, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. C. P. Rodgers.
Rt. S, Salem, at the age of 83
years. Survived by daughters. Mrs.
Molly C. Edminster, San Francis
co, and Mrs. C. P. Rodgers, Salem;
two sons. J. Russell Colman. Eu
gene, and Curtis H. Colman, New-
beYg. Funeral announcements lat
er by Clough-Barrick company. ?
Canvas Completed at
Council Meeting
Mayor W. W. Chadwick pro-
yesterday morning with Lois ludalnit defendant in eontemnt claimed city election results om-
. in for failure to make support ay- i" X!?
mg aiier completion 01 iua iu
cial canvass.
The official results:
Mayor W. W. Chadwick 6023,
earner, retiring president, in far taUnr tn mi.A innnnrt mt
Charge. New officers are: Calllne ments of $12.60 monthly; latter
fiiuman, preuaeni; Mooena itog- flowed until July 2 to make re-
' t u r' mred payments
BWlbint bUl.U JJ1-
sen, treasurer; Estella Douglas,
Sergeant-at-arms; Joyce Reeves,
song leader; Betty Manoles, yell!
leader.
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Safety of your savings is Insured
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, , IUCBICI lUUIUlCf , HU1UUVCIB
to grand Jury on charges of
Recorder A. Warren Jones
2692, Hannah Martin 2513, Frank
forgery and Indecent exposure re- w Mogan 1964. J. C. Schneider
spectively.
Maxine Bowen vs. Robert R.
t Salem Federal. 130 S. Liberty. I Bowen; motion of defendant to
cancel service of summons and
mens reported Faul V. Bak- eomnlalnt on crrounda of no iuria-
pr, rorin ruin street, re-1 diction of court.
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ported to police yesterday that
a bumper Jack was stolen from
his car while it was parked at Cot
tage and Chemeketa streets. Ed
ward Dencer, route three, report
ed two hubcaps stolen off his car
while it was parked on South
Commercial street.
Probate Court
1314. M. B. Sterner 356.
Treasurer Paul H. Hauser
7482.
Aldermen:
First ward Otto M. Bowman
627, James H. Nicholson 667.
Second ward S. B. Laughlln
Ora Pearl Rose estate; order 4Sivf,loyd F f10"18 58 8
reducing bond of Bernice Rose,
administratrix, from 2500 to
$200. Herman S. Rose estate; or
der for same administratrix re
ducing bond from $1500 to $200.
Third ward (2-year term)
George L. Belt 293, W. Gordon
Black 248; (4-year term) Lloyd
T. Rigdon. 439, E. W. Stripling
223.
Fourth ward C h a r 1 e s W.
Baker
At San Francisco, Calif., Sun
day, May 26, Edwin L. Baker,
aged 68 years, late resident of 215
East Lincoln street. Cousin of Jo
seph A. Baker, Era M. Blank and
Lester S. Baker, all of Sebastopol,
Calif., Amy T. Blank of Petaluma,
Calif., and Georgia M. Steinbeck
of San Francisco. Funeral services
will be held in the chapel of the
W. T. Rigdon company, Wednes
day, May 29, at 1:30 p.m. under
the auspices of Salem lodge No.
336, BPO Elks. Concluding serv
ices IOOF cemetery.
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Plan that coming vacation
owl Take la fasten Citiea,
World's Fairs, National
Parka, Traveling costs are
tmvitingly low. 1
1 from: porhand . I
m Round-Trip ;
A 839.50 One Way f
Board to Meet Approval of the
high school graduating list and Ashby named executors of real
consideration of teachers' summer property valued at $10,000 and
salaries are among matters to be personal at $100; will leaves life
brought up at the Salem school estate to widow, Mary L. Ashby,
J. B. Ashby estate; Claude Ce-1 r-io-o--tt iss fiertmAt. v. iAen
cil Ashby and William Boyd I rnn
board's meeting tonight at 7:30. and. then provides for equal dlvi
Preceding the meeting, the city sion . amonr six children Includ
playground board will meet for a ing Claude Cecil Ashby, William
snort session at me adminlstra- Boyd Ashby, Nellie Alma Knower,
tion bunding.
Mark Twain Shirts. $1.65
better shirts. Beautiful patterns.
A A ClOtnine Co . 121 N TTlp-h
Fifth ward Robert A. Forkner
765, Ross Goodman 901.
Sixth ward Tom Armstrong
543. C. Ward Davis 410. D. 0
Lear 613.
Seventh ward (2-year term)
Bert T. Ford 852, Mike Panek
403: (4-year term) Armin E
Archibald. Berger 637, C. F. French 590.
water commissioner unana
ler P. Brown 6735, George B,
Butts 4034, I. M. Doughton 6086
Floyd L. Slegmund 4262.
Total vote cast 9344.
Ray Bassett Heads First Division
Society; Preparedness Advocated
Ray H. Bassett was. elected president to succeed Jesse
S. Deakin at the banquet of the First Division society, AEF,
Veterans of the World War of Salem, Saturday night. Two
resolutions were . adopted nnanl-O 1
moasly by the group of veterans,
urging both state . and national
governments to adopt a prepared
ness program' which would also
aid in the relief of unemployment
and a compulsory registration and
constant check on aliens In the
United States.
Other officers chosen were
Lloyd A. Lee, secretary-treasurer,
and Myron M. Moore, sergeant-at-arms.
Speakers were O. B. Gates of
Hillsboro, whose two sons were
killed 'in the World war, and
Charles V. Leach of Olympia,
Wash., one of whose sons lost his
life in the war and the other is
still living. Mr. Leach is a mem
ber of the American Legion post
In Olympia named for his son.
Mr. Gates, Mr. Leach and
Stephen Stone were Invited to be
come honor members of the soci
ety. Mr. Leach will he honorary
chaplain. 1
The place card, poppy, Inscribed
napkin and glass at the vacant
place of General Charles P. Sum
merall. World war commander of
the First, will he sent to him. A
letter will be written to Christ
Free, a member now in the hos
pital, t
The program and banouet were
arranged by Herbert E. Wood, re
tiring secretary.
Dr. Evans Elected
Word was received yesterday
of the election of Dr. John C. Ev
ans, superintendent f of Oregon
state hospital for the Insane to
membership in the American Psy
chiatric association. !
Pageant Heads
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Are
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Appointed
Lauralne to Direct Dances
for Centennial; Koski
'Named Choral Leader
.Salem Centennial committees
yesterday announced two more ap
pointments to the staff which will
produce the pageant to be stsged
In' conjunction with .the city's
10 Oth . anniversary - celebration
July II, August 1, 2 And I.
'Alfred Lauralne, dance master
for the. Barbara Barnes school of
dancing,' has been retained as di
rector of. the pageant dances, in
which . 500 performers , will , be
usea. '
Txjo Koski, choir master at the
American Lutheran church, will
be pageant choral director.
Both appointees were approved
by Doris Smith, pageant director.
ana the music and pageant com
mittees headed by H. V. Collins
and Professor Herbert " E. Rahe,
respectively, accord In r' to Irl 8.
McSherry, general manager.
Koski came to Salem last fall
and' sinee has' established music
studios, here end in Portland. He
is a graduate of St. Olafs college
ra Minnesota and directed several
large' qhurch choirs In that state
before coming to Oregon.
Report Says no
Reduction Seen
Indicates Small Profit It
Possible in Operation
of Clatskanie PUD
The Clatskanie people's utility
district could be operated at a
small profit but no Immediate rate
reduction would be possible, the
state hydroelectric commission re
ported here Monday.
The profit would be contingent
upon the district using Bonneville
power, the report said.
The report Indicated that rate
reductions would normally be
made only when Justified by the
financial condition of the district
and after the accumulation of re
serve funds to care for, possible
emergencies.
"There is a possibility,' the re
port continued, "that the district
would be able to furnish to its
people more electricity for the
sam revenue resulting in less cost
Named Directors
Yrjo Koski, above, appointed yes
terday as rboral director for lit
Salem Oatennl! nagnaal,-' aad
Alfred lAaralne, below. Banted
dance director.
per kilowatt hour to the consumer.".
Distribution eipens were esti
mated at $14 per customer per
year.. .
Estimated surplus during tlie
first four years was put at litis
and from the fifth year to the JOth
year, inclusive, 11567. .
The district would comprise 11
square miles with a population of
8480 and assessed valuation tt
fl.IS0.S70.
The proposal to create tbe dis
trict, if referred to tbe voters.
probably will be on tbe ballot at
the next general election is No
vember.
Gertrude Genevieve
Tl nliorf Morlnn lihtir anil Wnirt
- " Leroy Ashby
Stephen Huber estate; final de
cree granted Carey F. Martin, ex
Riley to Speak Dr. P. O. Riley ctor.
II. . . a . I . I ' A
win gi e me principal aaaress I j u&ucc wui i I .m T
at the memorial exercises con- Glen O. Burright; violation of I Jaime n.TTfl1 1TI
club at the Multnomah hotel, to-1 trial set for 10 a.m. today.
night. Dr. Riley's subject will be I Cecil C. Large; drunk on hlgh-
iest We Forget." way, fined 10 and commitment
Issued. '
Melvin L. England; no lights,
1.
Glen S. Crisp;
Goodman Accounts Ross
Goodman, successful candidate
for election as alderman from
ward five, spent 118.75 in his
campaign, he states In official
accounting filed with the city
recorder.
Holiday specials all week on dres
ses, hats, coats, play togs. Mar-
r.iret'n fihnn 123 r.nnrt Rt.
Opening New Office C. H.
Sanders, Salem real estate agent, 1
is moving his office from 118
South High street to remodeled
quarters at 231 North High. New
windows and other fittings have
Picture Caption
The scene at a San Francisco
bus terminal depicted In Sunday's
insufficient Statesman under the caption
depots picketed as 700 bus driv
ers walk out," is tnat or a nor
mal bus-departure time without
relation to any strike situation.
It fa ffnntanifsil fiv Tlv-r m T?nTt
lcu" northwest division representative
of the Street, Electric Railway
Cl UkUUKS A4n v w I J-.Sn. A 1 4..
been installed. The new office J-"" l"
will be opened Saturday.
Speaks Tonight Beatrice
Locke Hogan. national America
nism chairman of the Disabled
American Veterans auxiliary, will
clearance, fined S2.50.
Roger Watts; no clearance
lights, fined 11.
Municipal Court
Jerry Simpson; drunk,
day sentence suspended.
James Dugan; drunk, ten-day -nd Motor Coach Emnloves of
sentence suepenaea, i leT America fAFLl
(own.
George Teets; drunk, ten-day
sentence suspended, to
town.
Luther Harris;
Many Permitted
To Make Repairs
Robert Fromm was Issued a
Mr. Hurd explained that the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train-
leave men which Is conducting a strike
against the Pacific Grevhound
arana, s o-aay lines was not an AFL union and
declared that neither was it In
good standing with other rail
way unions. He said President
William Green of the AFL had
issued orders to the state federa
tions of labor and to the San
Francisco labor council to sup-
speak tonight at 7:30 o'clock permlt ye8t!ra.y for th. erec-1 Piif1"!!"!!
over 1VSL..M, nnaer sponsorsnip oi
at 2453-45 Portland road to cost
12000
Other permits: G. R. Conn to
alter a garage at 2274 North
Church street, $20; Charles
Bishop to repair an office at 237
North High street. 140: Ethel
the local auxiliary.
Marlon Creamery turkey pickers
report Tues. 8 a. m. 105 Union.
Choose Speaker - Tillamook
American Legion post No. 47 has
selected Irl s. McSherry, assistant
. jr .- t a a . I in the Jurisdictional dispute.
ana, m n j &j i a ua Lia hu m uau cu uibl -
uut oi 733 drivers employed by
Greyhound, only 197 went out en
strike Instead of the 700 men
1 1 o n e d In the picture caption.
Mr. Hurd asserted.
3 Famous Trains
- from Portland .j,
AliAIll-CONDITIONID -J
Mtrmmlimr 8S.34
CUa. B-Mlll Mmlily, S:30
Siak witU a. Ha Mrtxa lata, ,
ParH J Raae 4ally 0-.39 p. mm
Paeifie Usrited 411? 8:00 a. .
2 WORLD'S FAIRS
Jtfaw York apaaa Uay 21th -Sam
rrmmctaco May SStk
Iwmd-Trfa to New fork
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J'ACinC AGENT, ax
vnta J. O. - CUM-
KiKO, gex. rass.
AQT Ptttaek Black.
selected in s. Mcsnerry, assistant v v -w, . - -
director of the state board of Anderson to repair an apartment oreStTV FrODe
pardons and paroles, to give the " I12 Union street $100: , , J . , .
Memorial day address for tbe I - " XaCOOeillllir
a, , - r .IAWSVw Ua iu A U a U W la A. VV I , w t
fvw . IT "b VIaVam a as 14 a w sn alwamll. I TV A VartA rvvw4-V es-MTsil 4nw
u v aaaa aj a v erva sj a w s . w aw ana tvu vvuu i J hj svmu f a J
nob Xo. a to Meet Charles mg at o 5 North 15th street, 140: 1 will reconvene at the courthouse
Wetterman of Portland will speak Elllng Anderson to repair and re-1 at 10 a.m. today to undertake In-
at' t'le regular meeting of Town-1 root a dwelling at 1131 Union I vestlgation into routine criminal
Mod clnb No. 2 at the Court Street I street. $20: US National bank to I matters, and to continue study of
Christian, church. 17th and. Court repair and, alter an office build- affairs of , the state forestry de-
streets, at 8 o'clock tonight. - i iu norm commercial i partment during .tno admmistra-
i. ft. ' - - i aireev enatiuca;io i tlon of J.-. W. Ferrnson. - - '
Use! your eredlt for . interior 1 repair roof of dwelling at 1045 I .;. niatHt Attorn Lvle J. Pare
exterior painting ana papernang- j uaaison street, 4; i. bnerwooa indicated yesterday that the jury
ing. iiaroia uunsmoor. jr ni, r l o erect a garage ai worm haa considerable bulk of enmi-
-- i sHi-sr simiuh Tim uin - sn irr inn wsjs,
send to state grange will be con- J paIr a DreWery at 213 South Com
siaerea at n apeciai mwung i jtnercial street, $300.-
the Salem grange tonight at S j
ocioca ai tne urange nai on , yyf j- fJtJ.,.
D street. Obligations in the first Judge II Old Candidate
and; fourth degrees will also be : F7;OTKJ flh
at nn-wS a-a- afs& mm
ery association to ' alter and re- M n audit of the forestry depart-
i ment . submitted to ; it several
weeks ago by state' authorities. '
Charles L. Pnnham Dies
PORTLAND, May 27 UP -
Charles L. Dunham, 50, president
of the .Reliance Manufacturing
Wake up your.
Appetiiie!!
aiven.
f - . .. - I A candidate for delegate to a
Setter StofOke Mrs. ,C W. I nolittral nalrnI - rnnTBntlnn 1 la
Berndt. 434 South OotUge street, J ineligible to serve as", clerk or I company, died yesterday. His com
suffered a stroke yesterday and judge on ihe election ! board at J P manuiacturea rurnaces.
ner condition is reponea serious, i the election In: which he is a can-
Her husband has sent for tneir I didate. Attorney General L H.
daughter at Mossy Rock.' Waan. I Van Winkle held here Monday.
. ' ' ' ' I '' Tne opinion was requested by
oeieci your iu i 'luistrlct Attorney Bert C Boylan
db Will Meet Townsend Q' Deschutes county.
club No. S will meet tonight at
the Court street Christian church. I Sins; Tonight The oratorio,
Mr. I Charles Wetterman: will be I "The Holy City." by Gaul, will
the speaker. Everyone Is welcome. I be sung by the Northwest Chrls-
Jtlan college of Eugene tonight at
Sons Meet Tonignt sons oiithe First Christian church.
Tin Ion Veterans and auxiliary will t - - ,
meet tonlxht at the home of Mr. I I Clean Cemetery The Pratum
and Mrs. John Robins, 442 North community cemetery will be
Liberty street. A no-host dinner cleaned Wednesday, after 5p.m,
will be served at 4 : 30. U overseer, J. D Steiner, has
i ; . ; v . I announced.
rtvt!sjr ttt Camn Students! ,
of Adventist. parochial schools! Clnb ' Meets Tonight Town
will be camped at the Silver Creek I send club No. 14 will meet-to-
recieationat area tor a iwv wecu i u'uk o v vtwa, ad ma uucnj'
period beginning next Sunday. naii. ine puouc is invited.
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