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Local News Briefs
2i-
Canvass Near Close Recnecay
lns - of 'the vote for democratic
candidates at the primary elec
tion was completed by the county
canvassing board feer yesterday
with Che exception of the county
on precinct committeemen and
constables. Official; rturni
checked were r congressional rep
resentative R obertion, 4.7:
state treasurer Brown. 24781
Ross, 2892; attorney! general
Spanldlng. 5014; district attor
ney Thompson, 4827; county
Judges Bayne, 2301; Neal, 3274;
county commissioner -Bloom,
4608; sheriff Bark, 56S9: coun
ty treasurer Wray. 4461; county
recorder Egan, 4364.
Lnta flttrtst P. 127 N. Lib
FHe Accounts- Candidates In
the primary election wno have
filed expense accounts with Coun
ty Clerk U. G. Boyer ate Georga
IL Glolrer for county juage.
05: E 1 G. Neal for county Judge,
1108.26! Arthur H. Moore for
county judge, $112.66: B: O.
Honeycutt for sheriff, $143.75;
Darid C. Bloom for county com
missioner, $5.50; Xester Jones
fnr fnnntt clerk. SI 15.50: S. J.
Butler for eoutt( y r treasurer.
$145.66; H. P. Durham for conn?
tv auoerintenaant. K5.t; xsiga
Fisher for county stnreyor, $28
,75; Wy J.'Knox fo county sur
veyor $101.80.
Speeding- Charged ; Violations
of basic rule were charged ny cuy
police yesterday against Ralph A.
Nelson, 2145 North. Fourth street.
Homer G. Lyon, Jrl 1145 Court
street, mnd Paul K.. Glover, West
Salem. Cy. William. 1295 South
16ti street, was charged .with a
bicle ordinance Tiiolatlon, Rutn
Fry, route three, wflth hating no
driver's license, and! M. H. Britt,
2061 Stale street. .with, making a
reverse tarn In thel middle of a:
block. -
To' Build Bridge) Work or
ders for one new fridge on the
r Sidney-Independence! road and,
another on the "Roberts-Independence
road were issned yesterday
I by the Marion counjty court. The
former is near the jDean Walker
"place and the latter1 near Donald
jMcCarthy's. C o u n it y Engineer
Hubbs was ordered to examine a
bridge south of Marion where a
: railing has been knocked off.
Safety of your saving Is Insured
at Salem Federal. 130 S Liberty.
Group Incorporating The
Northwest Dry Ice Refrigeration
, corporation with ehe Marion
. countyeiera, listing jonn r rie
sen. J. DJ MIckle, T. O. Toon,
Delbert J. Tripp and Ed Lucas
as incorporators a n d showing
paid-in capital of $1000.
Goea ' to ! Creek Iceland George
Beery, route one, ended np in the
creek when he applied nla brakes
sharply near the North. Church
street crossing of Mill creek
Thursday. The car he waa driving
skidded on wet pavement, crashed
through a fence and fell into the
ereek. Beery was not injured.
Centennial Parry The Laurel
mild . of tine Knight Memorial
church will give a
'centennial
booster" party June 5. Centen
nial I costumes win be in order;
with prises awarded for outstand
ing characters. Booths will be ax
ranged about the rooms with. -exhibits
of hobbles and relics. -
Special summer tuition rates. Cap
ital Business College.
Honor Graduates Tha Ep
worth Leagues of Leslie Metho-
dlst church will give Its, annual
reception In honor of those who
' are graduating from league
groups Tuesday night from 8 to
9:30 In the Leslie church par
ormy Friends of the graduates
are Invited.
- Services Planned -Rev. J. Y.
Stewart of Albany will ; conduct
services Sunday night at the ML
Pleasant church, -which was, re
paired by the community recent-
' ly. . ;' i : :
OBITUARY
. i ' . Mnrtna
James Murtha passed away at
' a i local hospital at the age Qf 81
years. Survived xby daughters,
.Nora Figg of Salem; and Mrs. Ag
nes Ellis of Butte Falls, Wash.
A.lsa eight grandchildren and four
great . grandchildren a tt r tJ t e.
Gravesideservices will be held at
' Pleasant 'Valley c e m e t e r y at
Grants Pass; Oregon, Saturday,
Jane 1 at 2 p. m. under direction
ot. Walker & Howell funeral
borne. ;
TyrreU
.v Fillmore Tyrrell, late resident
. of -193 North Commercial street,
TjMtased away in , this city May 30
.at the age of 80 years. Survived
by the widow, Myrt E. Tyrrell of
i SaJem, : and one nephew, Prentiss
"H .grullerton of Newport, Oregon,
"Memorial ; services from the
t Walker & Howell chapel Monday,
" June S, at 2 p.m.. Rev. Irving
i A. Fox officiating,' Burial in the
family plot at IOOF cemetery.
CTyf-:i'y. - Herrmann i '-:' :---v'.-' .''
"late resident f S041 SE Samoa
street, Portland at the residence
tf her daughter, Mrs. Philip Lltt
?ke. 1440 MU1 street, on May 30.
Wife of William Herrmann',- Port
land. Mother of Mrs. Joseph
; Seeker. Mrs. JLtttke. Mrs. Milton
IXUerks, all of &uem, Mrs. Edward
rw.di. AmMins BUO
fcSa lor 00 frm la CM1S.
ttrr mHM whm ailamt-rw.
, -ti, br. k.lT.
tsbt:s. Urtt. kla.;femW
Chinese nerb Co.
a S Feng ' ma
toor 9 P S
U,a.d.r. 10 J ,
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, it
I Coming EvenU
May 81 - Jane i 1 Lebanon.
Strawberry festival.
Jane 1 Maccabees Willam
ette - valley district rally. Fra
ternal temple. . !
Jane 4 State Jersey sweep
stakes show, state falrgroands.
June Willamette J gal-
Terslty commencement.
June 1017 Oregon state
grange convention.
July 4 Independence I day. ,
July -81, Aug. 1-4 Salem
Centennial, celebration. '
- Many to Repalr-i Building per
mits were issued yesterday to W.
G Stoddard, to repair roof or a
dwelling at 1760 1 Oxford street,
x25; Pat Garvill to repair an
apartment house at 2210 Hazel
avenue, $200; L. M. Nlckerson to
reroof and alter j a dwelling at
1890 . McCoy avenue, $ 2 0 0 ; Hattie
Hacket to reroof a dwelling at
296 Simpson street, $30; Moner
MeDonough to roof and repair 1
dwelling and garage t 560 North
Idthtreet, $35.
- Penney Remodeling S t a r t s
A. A, Eiewert. contractor; began
work yesterday on the remodel
ing of the J. C. Penney company
store building at 160 North Lib
erty street. . The entire Interior
will be modernized, the basement
deepened and a third story added.
During the remodeling operations,
the store Is being operated in tem
porary quarters at 173 South Lib
erty.' A $3.00 savings on pillows and!
Kenwood Blankets June only.
Orders now for fall delivery. Lay
away plan. Better Bedding Store,
115 N. High, i
Band to Give Concert The Sa
lem high school band, under the
direction of Vernon WIscarson,
will give a concert at 1:30 o'clock
this' afternoon nd will take part
in the' mass bind concert tonight.
It wilt also participate in the an
nual Lebanon strawberry festi
val and the Portland rose fest
ival. Oiling Start UncertainT h e
county, court yesterday delayed
ordering material for the start of
lt, summer road oiling, tentative
ly set for next week. An order for
oil . will be placed today If the
weather outlook appears favor
able. Commissioner Roy S. Mel
sen said. Work will get under way
Irit does not rain.
Chubbles and Coats at Hager's.
and cake Sat. and Sun.
Graduation Exercises Held
Yesterday afternoon graduation
exercises were held for 12 stu
dents at the state industrial school
for girls. Dr. J. T. Matthews of
Willamette "university spoke be
fore the group. The program was
followed by a picnic. Parents of
some of the graduates attended.
Europe. GOP Topic Charles
Johnson will speak on the Euro
pean situation at the next reg
ular meeting of the Marlon Coun
ty Young Republican club; to be
held Tuesday .at 8 p.m. at the
chamber of commerce. The
speech; will be followed by an
open forum.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C Free opening
grocery and lunch in old Liberty
Store Bldg. June 1. Free coffee
Werner '. Nominated E r nest
Werner, incumbent, is the only
nominee to date for the Marion
county non-high school director
June 17, County, Superintendent
Agnes C Booth reported yester
day. : )
Will Return Home Clarence
Lansing, wild was injured in' an
accident May 18, will return to his
home n a few days after spending
several weeks in the Salem Dea
coness hospital.
' . i '
Class to Resume A citizenship
class will be held at the YMCA
tonighfat 8 O'clock in preparation
lor the naturalization examina
tions. All who are not attending
another class are invited to attend.
TJrblgkeit of Portland, Adolph
Hillman of Salem, and Otto Hill
man of Chicago, 111. Funeral
services will be held- from the
Clough-Barrick chapel Saturday,
June 1,1 at 2 p. m. Interment in
the IOOF cemetery.
Bath.
In this city. Wednesday, May
29. Mabel Lorena Bath; aged 65
years, late resident of 1097 Fir
street. Wife of Frank W. Bath
and mother of Mrs. Miskel Fll
singer of Salem, and sister of Lou
is and Sherman Smith and Mrs.,
Melissa Pound of Sutherlln. Ore..
Erban Smith and Mrs. John Caves
of Portland and Mrs. Charles Mc
Keever of Camas, Wash. Funeral
services will be held in the. chapel
of the W. .TV' Rlgdon company.
Saturday, June 1, at 2:30 p. m..
Elder E. L. Pingenot officiating:
Concluding se rvices Belcrest
Memorial park.
S Hellenbrand
John W. Hellenbrand, late re
sident of 1654 South High, pass
ed away at a local hospital
Thursday,, May 30. Survived by
wife Leona and daughter; ; Mrs.
Maude Klmman of Oretown, Ore
gon, ervicea at Clough-Barrick
chapel Saturday, June 1, at $:30
p.m. Burial at Belcrest Memorial
park. , .!;!
1 : ,
- During 'May concluding rites
were held at ML Crest Abbey
Mausoleum 4b Crematorium for
the following: ,
Ella Adell NaU
" Marietta Seamen
John M. Nelson :,
John II. Porter
James ,W KeUer ,
Robert S. Hughes '
Alexander Schick
George S. Berg f , f
John N. Fisher . r "
Howard Eugene Watrous
Stella L. Bonner
BuVr J. Teel - '
. Susan B. Dlnsmore
Andrew Rnddlman:
7 'CARD OF THANKS !
Charles B. Bouck and family
wish to oxnresa appreciation to
their many friends for; the kind
ness and Hympathy extended dur
ing their recent bereavement.
Planitif f Wins
In McKee CJase
$375 in Salary AHowid ty
Courts Auto Action to
7; Be Finished Today ,;
Suit of McKee ts. Hurley was
concluded In department : two of
circuit court yeittrd ay when
Judge L. G. LewelHng ruled thatj
plaintiff should recover $75 aj
month salary for five months' em
ployment aa supervisor. . " f -
In department one, trial f the
automobile accident case of : J. F!
Ulrich ts. Henry A. Hochsplei!
was delayed - due - td illnessv of a
jury.-The case Is expected to be
completed today. - t
Circuit Court-
Ben W. Bunn vs. William and
A. E. TJtley; defence motion for
amendments to complaint, r v .
M. J. Ryan vs. Carrie Ryan; an
swer and cross-complaint for, di
vorce alleging cruel and Inhuman
treatment; defendant- asksi for
one-half interest in real property
and household effects. $30 a
month or $1250 lump sum all-
mony and return of her former
name. Carrie Swallow. s I
Hannah Elder estate: order for f
entry of supreme court mandate J
mrMilfTlnr Inwer court's decree I
with regard to attorney's: fees and!
other matters. ;
Willamette Food Dealers vs. I
Columbia Food store: application I
for trial date. I
; Prnhat Cxmrt
-TiJ7Ji?:?
al. $2000 in real and $107i2H
nariniitl nrnnortv U ISlnHVS Ij. I
t w tr B-n-im ant ntHT I
: ,
'Frank A. Klampe estate: ! lth
annual account of Annie Klampe
and Nettle Klamt Reeves, exec-
utrices, showing $1839.01 re-
cefe?t: and $288.87 paid out, j
Lorah O.'Spauldlng estate; Roy
H. Mills. administrator, author
ized to sell personal property to
make way for settlement; apprais
al. $100,955.58, by William SJ
Walton. Leo M. Child s and (Bert
T. Ford: inventory includes
aa w v xai,vs j suvi sMwa;i
829.31 acres of land in Yamhill 1
county, $59,057; residence at
rnr,r r,nifni rAt Salem
$25,000; land at Newberg, $1000;
cash in United States i Nationals
hank. Salem. $4929.16: cash in:
hank at Davton. 8440.40: US
postal savings bonds, $2550; 1813
shares of stock in Charles K.
Spaulding Logging company.
$1813; half interest in 300 shares i
of Spaulding Pulp it Paper com-
pany, $262.50; remainder largely!
in livestock and farm equipment.
and produce. ? il
J. B. Ashby estate; W. H. Hum-j I
pnreys, Armur napr uu i
. - . J I I
M. Kioison nameo appraisers.
Jennie A. JOneS emaie . tan 1
Edwin ii. Baker estate; estate
estimated worth more than $30.-
000 admitted; Pioneer Trust com
pany named administrator; win
leaves entire estate to Mercedes
Baker, his wife, who preceded him!
in death: as result property goes
instead to five first cousins, Jo
seph A. Baker, Eva M. Blank and
Lester S. Baker of Sebastopol.
Calif.: Amy T. Blank of Petal u-
ma, Calif., and George M, Stein-
1 m OMayiAldAA
OTv. f ,
Orville C. Wright; $1 fine, per-l
muting unncensea person w ov
erate motor vemcie.
Octavino Guzman; $1 fine, no
Operator S license.
Albert J. George: pleaded gull-
:J' V" . w u
i .i 1 v , T v . 1 1
Mennis; $1 fine each, speeding
vith fmrv
...... j j J '
--Marriage Licenses- i
driver, and Wanda White, 18, do-
mestic. both or Mm City.
Howard Gage Dampn, 23, atu-i
4nt 801 Vrth rnmmerHnl
street, and Dorothy Pale. Monroe,
21, 405 Union, both of Salem. '.
Rnhert -A Wllnnn. 29. .school
teacher, Gladstone, and Margaret
DunBmore Macy. teacher. 1115
Vnrfh 1 9th afreet Calem
Stanley DeJardln, 28, merchant,
and Marie Daniel, 87, Aousekeep -
er, both of Gervais. -
Robert Moore Stewart, legal,
optometrist, and Phyllis Marie
Skalf e, legal, housewife, both of
Silverton
Joseph Ernest Nohlgren, 28,
student. 1498 Center street, Sa-1
Iem. and Laverne Aliee Green. 26.
teacher. Portland. .
Fred T. Puffer, 28, laborer,
and NiU Ann Taylor. 22." beauty
operator, both of 1120 South!
Commercial street, Salem. I
Eldon Frank Tietze, 18. and
LJta Bernlta Lindeman, 18, house -
keeper, both of Stayton. i
Elwood J. Fogle. 36, freight car
Inspector, 520 South 14th street,
and Winifred .' Aiorich, so,
both of Salem.
Meryne W. Ebersole. 25, farm-
er. MartlnsviUe. Mo., infl Lorena
Marie EDnerson. 24. housewife.
r4eos,o,-Mo. ., i
Municipal Court
C. R. Stalnaker: drunk. 30 day
sentence suspended. '
Jack Kelly; drunk, committed
to serve $10 fine.
No Fatalltja Reported -There
were no fatalities due to indus-
trial accidental-In Oregon during
the week ending May: $0, the
State industrial i accident- COm -
mission reported Friday. . There
were C33 industrial accidents re-
ponea 10 ua jCQmmuNoa o"u
TtmA f inriw .nl
tiT V-
teg! Harcirmnsnor; TliT
. Permitted Extension-' A permit
waa
granted yesterday to tne
Mountain States Power company
to extend its lines -4 63 5. feet to
a point near the Bert Wilcox resi
dence on the Barder, Coigan road
or county road No. 944. .
Chinese
iese food now served, at CHW!er. an employe, wh suffered
Tavern, TaLtlS . ; U heart attack. He waai taken to
ten
Picnic Scheduled The nnnal4hU home "60 Erickson street.
pioneer homecominr ; Picnic) at
Gates will be held at the school-! Citizen Hearingi Set Natar
house on Sundav. Jane! 30: All tallzatlon hearings for final cltlx-
former and nresent residents of
the district are invited. Coffee
will be f urnlBhed.
v Permit Given Tv D. Trickj has
obtained a permit from the Mar-
ion county courti to move K hay
baler over county roads.
Pioneer Dies
j'iK'
JOHN W HELLENE RAND
John HeUenBrand
Dies; Rites Today
Funeral services will be this
afternoon at $:S0 o'clock from
the Clough-Barrict , chapel for
John William B. Hellehbrand. 85,
Oregon pioneer. . who died at his
home Thursday. - . .Burial . wiu oe
at Relerest Memorial pare
Mr.- Hellenbrand came, aronnd
Cape Horn from Maine with his
parents. They settled first in
Portland and in 186$ in Salem.
He was married to Leona May
1 Kimball in 1874 and; they took
ht a homestead in Tillamook
1" ,
years ago from Otis.
Survivors are the widow:
daughter.Mrs. Maud Ktamanof
Ontario, Ore., nine grandchildren
ana several great granucoiiureu
Fatland Governor
For Second Time
Ik R. Fatland, Condon, speaker
. - m A A n va ii-..
1 "4.vi7:-
vj "r " '
tire of the state yeBtetday when
Governor Charles A Sprague
crossed the Oregon line enroute
w uuium, midd., na piaer mm
die-western cities.
. Governor Sprague said he would
be absent from Salem until June
16. He will give an address at
the annual conference of gover-
nors In Duluth June 4
Fatland is now serving his see-
oni term in the stats legislature.
He waa not a candidate for re-
nnmlnntlnn at thm recent nrlmarv
r
election.
TM. u tha second ; time that
tlanA ! ur1 am o-htaf a-rmi
vfw wm Picnic
At Falls Sunday
Many members of this Veterans
of Foreign Wars In the Willamette
I .v
. Hll vMVif.ii- cn
I Mr va w v wjbw. m,mm aasp wmm
. f nl-nie under tha .n.nU
i -
amtm it wm h kiaI
I rmay,tnrA hk.t iiPni
I Th vmir Mil, in Ii1a1i tiuHkm
(, - - i... 'f -m-
fnnrth anf fV Aimtrlm thm
nMM .w t- ai
bany. Eugene, CotUge Grove, Cor-
vallis, Lebanon, Independence,
I Ter ,ur?f,Il" " i i T.
i have signified intention of attend-
1 n, .n , m . t.i-
f- J? J1:
r" ... m-f
M Z1 T Z T l i
oi DUTervoa lias rvcviTea w u i u
that Department! President Betty
Hamreus of Portland and her staff
will be in attendance, a will also
J Department Commander
John
rcnum 01 romana.
f- - Qm.'
1 JLIlStriCt OlODS
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Transportation
it
SILVERTON, MaV 31 Bns
transportation win oe proppea en-
! tirely during the coming year, and
I irom then on aa iar as aistnct
four is concerned, according to H.
I W. Adams, superintendent of Sll
vert on schools.' Adams ; explained
today that . the attorney-general
I has ruled that transportation of
1 pupils from outside districts is a
matter for the determination and
responsibility of the non-high
school board and not that of the
local district boards.
I. A 1 wf
"- "f t " ... Vi
,f tdmta tot SWton high
Bcaw Wil B w.un-.iu-a
either on an individual or county
basis.; X . L .,
Bee and Whither Don't
Mix, Says Glenn terns;
Akt Apiarist 8 Aid
Glenn O. T.wla number one
exhibit of the Salem Whiskerlno
-ih returned hsmi from the
ltjbnon Striwherr festival yea-
terdav in find hi horn at 49 S
Edewater street,. West . Salem.
i occupied ; by n swarm of bees.
They had taken lodging in tne
natn room ana oetween me ceu-
ing and the second floor. h aaid.
canhar. :tts .warm
I la., advised The, SUtesman.
Wier Suffers Attack
The Salem ' first aid Sear was
called to .the Bligh Billiard Par-
fenship. papers will be conducted
I at the Marlon county courthouse
Jaher 14, County Clerk U. Q. Boy-
er eaid yesterday. - ...
On Business Carl T. Pope, at-
L torney i is on a business trip to
Spokane and Grand Coulee.
Expense Accounts-
Filed, Candidates
i - -
George B. Butts. Spends
Notliiiigi Today Is
f Filing Deadline : ?
Mayor W, W. Chad wick spent
$10$ in his successful campaign
for reelection, his official . ac
counting filed yesterday with the
city recorder states.
Hannah Martin, who won nomi
nation, for city recorder along
with y A. Warren Jones, spent
$63.50. Frank w. Mogan, also a
candidate for recorder, spent
$77.07. f
Gedrge B. Butts, candidate for
water -commissioner, spent the
least In -campaigning. He wrote
to tha city recorder:
sh to file my statement
showing expense account of being
candidate for city water com
missioner. "Expense for city water com
missioner NONE.
Paul - H. - Hauser, unopposed
candidate for city treasurer, listed
an 'expense of $1.
; : Other accountings filed yester
day '.
Lloyd - F. LeGarie, for second
ward jalderman, $57.52; Lloyd T.
Rigdoia, for third ward alderman.
$7; Armln E. Berger, for seventh
ward alderman, $33.89; Mike Pa-
nek, for seventh ward alderman.
$9.75t E.- WL Stripling, for third
ward alderman, $8.50.
Today la the deadline for fil
ing ojL candidate's accounts.
Naiarene's .Bible
School to Start
The annual vacation Bible
school of the Church of tha Naia-
rene
gets under way Monday
morning at 9 o'clock. Supervised
Bible
study, memorizing , the
scriptures, special music periods.
hand work, papier mache, illus
trated! temperance and missionary
lessonjs, together with supervised
recreation features a portion ot
the dally work that Is to be con
ducted in the school. '
Mrs. Leslie Davis, the principal
of theschool. Is to be assisted by
Mrs. pen Rat-laff, supervisor of
the beginners; Mrs. Louella Har
dy, supervisor of the primary:
Mrs. JOrville Parnell, supervisor
of the Juniors, and Mrs. T. L.
Hicks!, supervisor of the inter
mediates. DoBothy Nelson, Mary Helen
Schroeder, Mrs. Lois Shearer, Era
Mae Aylett, Mrs. J. C. Winter,
Mrs. John Friesen, . Mrs, Elva
Reidesel, Mrs. Ethel Cashion,
Mrs. Daisy McCorkle, Mrs.- Jessie
Rudin, Mrs. Hattie Parnell, Doro
thea Collen, Mrs. Charles Edwards
and Charlene Edward! ate teach
ers. Dora Lee McCorkle and Jean
McCorkle will supervise the recre
ation and Ava Mae Davis will as
sist with the music. Marjorie
Friesen will have charge ot the
secretarial work, assisted by her
sisters, Helen, Doris and Frances.
Prizes will be offered to all the
childiien and a. certificate will be
awarded to each child completing
tne rarescriDea work.
Thomas May Seek
House Speakership
Representative Lyle Thomas
Polk county, , has confided to
friends that hV probably will be a
candidate for speaker of the house
of representatives at the 1941 ltj-
islatlye session. - He has served
several terms in the house.
Otters mentioned in connection
will the speakership are Robert S.
FarrejU, jr., Portland; H. D. Chid
greenL Clackamas county, and Wll
Ham H. McAllister, Medford.
Twio names mentioned prom
inently in connection with the
contest for president of the state
senate have been Dean Walker,
Polk bounty, and Douglas McKay,
Marian county.
Walker has served as chairman
of-the senate ways and means com
mittee during several legislative
se8siqns while McKay, was honored
with the chairmanship of the sen
ate reads and highways Commit
tee.
Reimann Wins Oirt
For Realty Quiz
Rica L. Reimann will be rep
resentative of the Salem Realty
board in the "Professor Qulxx"
content conducted by the Oregon
Association of Real Estate boards
at Its ( statewide meeting In Port
land next week. It was determin
ed at the close of hard-fought
local contest conducted at the
Salem 'board's luncheon on Fri-
dy. - ...Yi:;, y
'X Reljfciann won out r over "E, B.
GrabeShorst In dual ' contest
that lasted some 2d minutes : af
ter all father contestants had been
elimlnited; It had taken about
an ettial length of time to put
WllUai Bliven, president of the
board. rout of the runnlnr. 1
The! questions were pot "by
Claude! H. Murphty. j aUte real
estate comlmssloner. Judges . were
T. M. p
NorU
licks and U. S. Page.
Lodges of Three
' Cities to See, Pictures
' Saturday at 8 p.m.. Thor lodge.
No;- 421 Sons of Norway, recently
organized in Salem has Invited as
Its - gnesta" Grieg lodge. -No.V 15,
of Portland and; Sonja lodge. No.
38 of Eugene. A film taken last
summer in Norway and Sweden
will . be shown by-Mrs.- Clara
Naesholm of -i Eugene. Following
tha program t American and
Scandinavian dances: will be given.
flash Lafayette Set
1830 Hodel Usted at $Z&5
Ran 15000 Miles
7 r.Looka LXke New --'
See Car at Si 8 X. Charrh St.
Fbone 7402 or
. ! Bancroft
Festival Soloists
-.s.
John ' Bennes. concert '. baritone,
who will sing at the Presbyter
Ian church Sunday . night at
program featuring familiar
classical music. .
Colored Quintet
Appearing Here
The Cleveland colored Quintet
Is appearing at the Church of the
Nazarene, 13 th and Center streets.
Their service begin tonight at
7:30; Sunday morning at 9:45
they- will . feature a special pro
gram 'adapted to the children of
the Sunday school.
They will slso sing at the morn
ing worship service. At 2:30 Sun
day, afternoon they will have a
sacred song concert and many
delegationa of neighboring cities
will attend.
Their last service will begin
Rnnria-r nieht at 7:30. This ser
vice will be preceded by a 15-mln
ute orchestra concert.
naST COHOaEOATIOKAZ.
460 N. CottaC (Woman' Clubhonw) ;
t v . . llntKin.nn mini ,1 nr. W or
hip .erTic. at 11. Mary Virginia Nohl
gren, aoloiat.
KNIGHT HEMOaiAX.
COKOEQRATZOHAI.
vi..ti ..il f.rrT. Howard O. StoT-
er, minis tar- Sunday achool at 10 a. m.;
children' a day profram at '-11 a. m. ;
Trans pacpla t 6:30 p. m. N eTening
erTie daring tha imnmer.
xibst jdXTHODisr
a..,. . Dinrrh Dr. J. O. HaT-
DM. mAwvw . --
rtaon. paator. Church aebool S:4S; hind-
rgartan ana nuxrj 4x , t? ua... ---reraitr
baeealanreata aerrica at 10 :50. i-r,
. . 1 1 H.li... th .. r-
Z5ruc xv. w... - - - -
aea. "Far Such an Hour." Erawng wr-
ahip at V :o. . xno paatr wm
"A Mrrv xiaart ijotva. uooa mm
Mdieia"--ProTrbi 17.22.
JASOY XJEB KBTHODIST
v v. vrkM t Jl.f f .r-aon. 8. Kamor
Smith, sriniater. Sunday morning at 11
nor. Indit, will appear in natiT coataaa
ad speaa. : Bunaay mgn
t Gaaiabad, Iadia, wiU speak. Tfceae
utire preachers of India are recent dele
gatea to the general conference and
Irian ef the paator. The church
acheelt meeta m jspwer.
t S:30. .
XJBgLH KXTHOMff
South Cemnercial and Myers treat.
r ' D.i.J.Tta. .minimtar. SamdaT
aeheol ,.45 a. xa.; morning wormhip 11,
umoi, "The Bread ef Life i a Tune
Wnlnai" Tha laaaruea meet at T
o'clock. Kvening aerriee, S. meaaaga:
"The Inner JJgnt and tne uuter wiott.
Ths offleor. ef tns Wesleysa laagvs wiu
be im tolled.
' raZB ICKHODIST
D. Jt. Cohagaa, miniater. Oer. K. Wnt
a w.rW.t arnat. Sunday aeheol.
S:5: ehureh worship. 11, aersnwn subject.
rour Definitions ox en , !
TangeUttie ierTica, "Wktl Kind of a
Temple are Te Bulding." T:45. Mid
week prsjyer mtcUag. Tuea, S.
nasi nAprirr
Corner htarion and liberty streets.
Doctor Irring A. Ion. minister. Bible
achool for all ages, :S a. as.; meraing
.v,; ila m "ConTention Echoes.
sutorx'eoiamunioa and reeeptios f asw
members; axru bb n umiwni
evening! gospel serriee, 7: SO p. m "5f
aistanee to Sal-ration or What Ha- We
to Dei With Jeaua," paator. Frayer
MtlK Wadneaday. T:S0 p. m. Dr. Fez
lesding us'ag topic, "ConTentie-a Fae
HATXSVILE BEAK CH
T-I RST BATIIBT
One mile north ef the city limiteea
tha Portland highway. Biblosphool lor
att ngen SU5 a. m. Dewey Dals, snper-
tntenaenv. .
! ' MTV11T ViVITW
I MllXXa and South liberty streets.
Rer. ArnO' W- wemger, psawr.
.cbool :45 a. m.; morning worship 11
V dwea. .
isag; yauag people's meetwgs 6:19. K-r-
in worsaipv- t :. ' v.
r-ard speaking. Prayer and praise serriee
Wsdcesday r7:39 p. m.
BETHZXi BAPTZST
thoff. JDD. caator. Bible school at S:4a
a. in.. Sam Schirman, snpexintenden.
w M1r at 11 ai'elock. Mrn(S9
A Memorial 8eTee. Obaer-anee ef
the Lord's Sapper. Junior choir prac
tice al l p. m., senior 'chair at 3:80
'- YaM.maa.-F TASI
men, . O; not Be Afraid. Jnst Hare
y.fth.'"' Frayer meeting vyeoneaaay, w
aing at T:. j - -
i ; nbsAjrtrEr. aptist
- Amm -. ' - i -
S B.; ehurfh 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. as.
Rey. Wi O., Gapseett wiU ksvs chanrs ef
Sunday serrices. Prayer , meeting Thnrt-
.day,' 7:50(p. m.
TrasT ssBTBXBjr
: nr:. aaa rTh.raakala atraatm.
Ev. W. Irria , WiUiams. paster. Church
data wi morning waranlW 10 :S0
. .m.. sr-moa T the pastor;, "A Calling
Wa Must wo. wrmian jc.Kuv.vr nmp
meet at S:SO p. m. Xrening eerrlee, 7:30:
"Mastera ef Music FeatiTal." chair eon
cert with 'John : Bennes. tone aoloi.t,
Prank - K. Churchill, erganlet. Derothy
Pearce. pianist, Mary Talmadge Ilead
rfek. violinist. ' Deer e-pea al T Vtm.
Midweek gervict Thursdsy 7:30 w as.
coTxnx stbeet cHxracK ot CHaxir
. BeYentoenth and Court streets. W. H.
I.yman. minister. Bible aeheol naaeenbly,
S)-45 a. wi.; morning worship and enm
ntDien. 10:45 a. a sermon. "The City
ef Pod: Christ Us . endeavor, T P. m.
areaing servles; S p. su, lersH, "Amsri
ea is Danger." . ! r
Ese cause
li'gi GOOD
xinsTEii eihuid
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y Al Ymmm- Grescears - ?.
Beiinesiyill Sirigl
At Music Festival
Baritone to Slake Second,
: Appearance i Here f
;j 1 Sunday Night -
John Bennes, noted baritone
of concert, opera and radio will
be the soloistiof-the "Masters of
Music Festival' . to be presented
at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday, at 7;30, p.m. ;
'Bennes was baritone soloist at
Radio City, New York and for
merly sapg leading roles i with the
San Carlo Opera company f
Naples, taly. He appeared in Sa
lem singing the baritone pari in
the Easter music-drama, "There
Is No Death." When it was learn
ed that Bennes was again visit
ing in the Pacific northwest with
h's father, cousin of the former
president of Czecho-Slovakla, , ev
ery effort was made -to- secure
him for another appearance-.
''The Mastera ot Music Fest
ival"' will emphasise .the great
works of the f masters, with the
senior choir of 40 voices, under
the' direction of George Lee
Marks, singing the most famous
anthems' ever written. The play
int of "Liebestraum" by Frank
E. Churchill, Dorothy Pearceand
Mary Talmadge Headrick as a
trio is, another feature ot the
program. ;'
John ' Bennes' outstanding ' se
lection will be the aria "It Is
Enough" from the oratorio "Eli
jah." He will also be heard in
two other selections. The public
la invited to attend. Doors will
be open at 7 o'clock.
Burglary Solved
Burglary of the Mark Wilbur
grocery. 1275 North Church.
street, of several, bottles of mixer
and some packages- of a breakfast
food was solved yesterday with
the apprehension of twp boys, one
8 and the other 9, who admitted
breaking into the store Thursday
night. Front windows ot the
store were broken.
Church Services
rrasT chbistiak
- . . ut.k . . . - n,. w T . TW41t
UBOW auu a.. wM '
pastor- church achool starting at 8:30
a m. Morning worship at 10:45. Cent-?
munion each Lord 'a day. Message by the
pastor on the theme : "This la the Vic
tory. A junior congregation conanciea
hv Mrs. Out Lu Drill. Christian Endeav
or groups at o p. m. Erangelistie serr-
iees at 7 :su p. m. ruw i uwma, , ; a am
Cballeage ef BeUigerency.' ' j
OEUXCH or CHalST
Cottage and Shipping streets. Bible
tndT. 10 a. m.: Dreaehins. 11: commun
ion, 11:40; young folks discussion,. 7:15
p. m. ; wo ship, a p. m. Wednesday; dsr
Tetioa, S p. m, -H. B. Thernhill, minister.
. AMXaiOAW LUTHEXllf V!
Obnreh atreet between Chemeheta ' and
center street. Rer. . P. W. Erikson, pas
tor. 0:45, Sunday school; 11 a. m., morn
ing worship, scrao atopic, "If s Msn
Dies Bhsll He Lire Again." 8:80 p. sl,
young people's serrices. 1 p. m. Monday,
Boy Scout mee'lng. 7 p. m. Tuesday, Sun
day aeheol ore.' .i
8AZKT JOHN'S I.TTTHZKAjr
Sixteenth and A streets. H. W. Gross,
paster, Sunday school and Bible class S
a. as.; serrices 10 a. m.
' Q-HnVIST IAJTHBHAir
State and 17th atreeta. f. H. Theuer,
BD, paster. Sunday achool, 10 a. m.. Otto
Grsnka. supt. Warship at 0 s. nu in the
Gtraas gad at 11 a. aa. in the gag
lish language. Lutheran league meets at
6 :80 p. nu - The ehureh council will naeet
Teesday night at 7 :8X Laborera- is the
Lord's Vineyard, Thursdaf at S p. m.
OKTaOR OT THB VAZAXZXa
Thirteenth and Center. Leo Webster
Cellar, pastor. a. a., Christian work
ers prayer nesting; 0:45, Sunday Bible
school;; 11, morning worship, sermon. "I
Am Passing This Way but Once." 3:0
p. m., apeeial aaered song concert by
Cleveland eoloted quintet; 8:30 p. m.
young people's serriee; 7:SO p. su,
Clerelasl colored quintet night.
SAINT PATTL'S EPISCOPAL
, Church and Chemeketa streets. Holy
eommsnion, 7:80 a. m.; church school,
:S5 a. m.; holy euefaarist and eermon,
11 a. ss. Rer. 'George H. Swiit. rector.
Church and Sunday school picnic, Hssel
Green, June 0.
HiGHXAirD AvxirtrE raiEirDS
Uighlacd ar'enue at church s., T. Clio
Brown, paator. Prayer meeting at S a. m.;
Bible achool at 10 a. m.; worship at 11
a m. Meeting on ministry and. over
sight at S p. in. Christian .Endeavor at
7 p. nv. Evangelistic tervieei st 8 p.
m. Prayer .meeting Thursday at t p.
at. Monthly'- business following prayer
ting.
SOUTH SALEM nUShTDS
South Commercial at Washington street.
Dillon W. Mills, pastor. Sunday school
10 . m.: meetiag for worship IX a.
sermon, 'The Apostasy" ; Christian En
deavoc. 7:15 p. m.; evnngelistie serriee
8 p. m. Monthly business session : ad
prayerimeeting Thursday 0 p. m.
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xarGLEWoon chttich or teb
rwrxED BKXTHKEJf - -Seventeenth
and Kebraska avenue. Da
vid Jj. Biiglaad. minister.. Sunday school,
9:45 a. m4 Virginia Hagaav auperintenoS
ent; children's day program, 11 a. m. ;
Chrietiaa Endeavor, 1 p. m.; evening war
ship, S p. m. Midweek sarviee ' Wednes
day, 7:80. Thmrsday, strawberry eo
eial by the Ladies Aid, 5 to 0 p. as.
rOTJBSQTAXE GOSPEL
1
Wineteenth and Brevman atreeta. Re
Stewart G. and Jusnita M. BiiUngs. :
aw -, Baiiday school, 11 a.m., morning
worship hour. Bev. Winnifred Tolbert will
be 'guest speaker. Her subject "Regret
ful Reverie." Communion. 6:SS p., ml.
yevag people's aaeetinge ; T U5 p. m.,
EvaagsJutie service. Bev. Winnifred Tol
bert preaching on "Are Tow Beady for
tha Question I ' Tneaday, 7:45 p. m
rayer end praise eerriee. Wedneeday.
:0 p. m.. band practaee.-; Priday, T:4S
p. mu. midweek Bible study eerriee.'':
CHfUSTLUr AST MUSIOHABT
- AXLLUfCB 4-M
Pifth street at Guinea. 8:89 a. i
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:H-.f-ii.l -i.; jjOeaaJm yl.:;- QIlITleaawef.-'.;
ji . - ;. ; .-' at the : : ) -- x
ixx.xyiy Cfni,f i IT?! 'T"pl7t, ftx- i
JScrturday ITigkt 7:S3- Qld-Fashioned ,Cdmp Meeting
; ; - Singing ' . : - ' . y. ;.
Sundcry S:43 A. IU 10:45 A. I L 2:23 P. I L, 7i-3 P. 2 L
Pantatioil Melcdie3, Negro Spirituals, Classical Quin
ts, Trios, Duets; Solos, Orchestra. ,
Salem 'Man Joins ' Atcard 1
Ati Harvard; is .Taking
jkxto Post in Honolulu
- Paul L. Boley, 29; son of Mr,
and Mrs. George Boley, 880 Mon
roe uTenuev Salem, has been se
lected for the. Harvard Law Re
view award at Harvard univer
sity, from which he wHl- be grad- -uated
in law . this month, his par
ent learned yesterday. u
." MrsT Boley said her son is ac- '
cepting a legal position with the
Dole pineapple Interests. -and will
go to Honolulu with hii wife fol- "
lowing a visit here and 'In'Seattle
late khls month.
Two Rlinisters
From India Here
WUJ Preach at Jason Lfce
j Leslie Churcneg
( on Sunday .
'X'- 'y- .-t '', ! il
Two native preachers' from In
dia will preach Sunday at the'
Jason Lee ' and Leslie Methodist
.churches." They are Rev. B. F.
Wishard of Narsingpur and Rev.
Araar Das of Gadabd, 'who hare
been attending -the - conference of
the, Methodist church at Atlan
tic City and will sail June $ for
Indian - r v y ' '
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
Rev. Wishard will preach at the
Jaaon Lee' church.' He la district
superintendent, of the Narsingpur
district ofj the central province
conference in India. Formerly he
taught school and w:a s VYMCA
secretary in Egypt and Palestine.
Rev. Das. will speak at 11
o'clock at -the Leslie church, and
at 7:30 at the Jason Lee. church.
He is district, superintendent of
the .- Methodist church 'at Gaxla
badJ" i ': 4
The two preachers are visiting
tia-o -Itli n an1 Mn SI Ravi
tnor Smith, of Jason Lee church
who spent nine years in India as
missionaries. " ' .
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Streams of Grace over KSLM ; 0 US ..
m., Sunday school; 11 a. m., sermon: 6:S0
p. ra.. ycfth groups; 7:80 p. m evening
service. .Tuesday 2 p. m., missionary
prayer band. Wednesday ; 1 :0 p. ink.
Bible study and prayer. 1 .
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
1
Bible study Sunday at 7:80 p. m., at
the Praternaf temple, 447 Center street.
EETHAhTY EVAHOBXIOAXt .
K. Cspitol and Marion streets. Edwin
HcrstEsn, pastor. . Sundays sebool 10 a.
m.5 worship 11 a m., "Spiritual Equip
ment for Spiritual Tasks.'. Fellowship
lunch st noon. Christian Endeavor groupa
at 1 p. m. Miasiona.ry society St S p. m.
' MADISON STStCTT TABahTAOT.S
1410 Madiaea -atreet. Sunday- acheoU
10 a. m. ; divine worship, 11 a. m.; evan
gelistie service, 8 p m. midweek services -Tuesday
8 p. m. Bible study, with yonng
people la charge. Thursday 8 p. m. '
preaching and prayer. ' '.:
paamoosTAl. mxssxosT
815 H N. Commercial atreet. Bible
school, 0 p." m.-; devotional, S p. m.; evaa.
geliitic. 7:80 A series of evangelistic
sermons eommetieing JSne 1 by Alma Sep-.
pond every night ezeept Monday, T-.80;'-Thursday.
divine healing,, 7 :S0; Friday,
cottage prayer meeting, i:o; prmyar .
meetings every "afternoon except Saturday '
and Sunday. S p. m. J. C- and Daisy Wil
son, pastors. . . j .-- j ;
oaAcr goex
PifUenth and MiU streets. Bible achool.
9:45 a. an.; Lord' aupper at 11:05;
praaehtng et S p. m. and at T:4S p. n. by
Tom. Carroll ef San Jose. Calif. H wiU ,
apeak each night at 7 :5 throughout the.
week. , , i- .- :.- . .
CxTOXCK OT GOD
T78 Gerth sreae, West Saless. SsV
bsth school 10 a. m.; 11 a. nu, sermea
and devotion. Prayer an praise eerviee
every Thursday at 7:4S p. m. Irrin By
Stewhrt, pastor. ' . . f
aXTETTH DAT ADTEBTIgT .
Boed sad N. Summer -streets. E. L.
Pingsnet, pastor. Sabbath achool Satnr- .
day morning at 9:80; i serriee, at lk: :
o'clock; young people's meeting vat3:SS
p. m.. Prayer meeting Wedneeday at S '
p. m. - vesper, service jrnaay as
p. m.
FBoaszsaTvs tstchio "' -
248 North Commercial street. K. T.'X
hslL Services at 3:80 and 7:80 p. m. ,
Bar. Lula Mittlesteadt, paster. Ke host
lunch at S p. an. - . - .j .
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