Tito OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oreejon. Thursday Homing. Xlcrewmbee 21. 1S43
PAGT FIVE
Local News Briefs
. 4bIki1 RnntMl AVrA 17trn.
. tim of a SUt 'ion for predatory
8! - .
. animal control In the east era por-
.; tions of Marios eoaaty was urged
1 avav the county badge committee
yesterday la a letter written by
&CParsy Bsev president of the
-', BItrerton chamber of com ai ere.
- UeetlacB tt consider the matter
?" V-i ' Wolf tn fan, Rtl-
r Trtoo sect km. Parry letter ta-
. CUCeieO. Wlia IM TWll vmm.1 m
Z considerable delegation te arte
retention et the Item to expected
4 to.be present for the final budget
jreet!ng n November i 2T.
. Lats ftortM P 1171 N Lb
.i-41X Membere Kaaaeroma A to
tal of 21 55 Marioa eoaaty achool
psplla wera active membera of the
'eoaaty 4H dab during the paat
" -ear. annual report being com
piled by County Club Agent
- YTavae D. Hardin revealed -yes-.
rerday. Of the total enrolled in
he elub. lSSJ are giria, and 1372
awe boya. Project were completed
by 2 8 5.9 of those on membership
Est. Harding added. Including
girls and 1333 boya. Addi
tional data oa the coanty club
work will be included 1 the
agent's final reporL
Wail paper. Main's. 114 3 Coml
- Oof C Committee Choae Se
lection of a committee of three to
work with 4H and FFA dab at
Cue next aUte fair In aa effort
. taasecure fair atandards of pricea
l Intthe UTestocK auction waa in
Enounced yesterday by E. II- Bing
enhelmer, president of the local
chamber of commerce. The com
mittee member are Gene Van
deneynde. chairman. Gay Hlckok
and W. M. Howard.
Safety of rour savin la Insured
at Salem Federal. 1 S 8 Liberty
Windows Open Longer Begln
nteg Saturday tbe windows at the
postofflce will remain open nntll
1 o'clock Instead of closing at
noon said Henry R. Crawford,
postmaster, yesterday. The money
order and registry windbws will
ha open for serrlce until 1 p.m.,
and one window will stay open
aatll 2 p.m. Crawford aaid that
it waa only a trial bat tbe attempt
would be made to aid with the
heavy Christmas rush.
Tom and Jerry batter. Hill's. 617
N. CapttoL I
Meeting Postponed Poet pone
dent of the regular Thursday
night meeting of tbe Salem Elka
lodge was revealed yesterday with
the announcement that the meet
ing next week will be observed aa
"old clothes' night, members
bringing old clothes for the needy.
Aa event. Thanksgiving dinner at
Carleeon'a. Slate and High streets.
Salem's newest restaurant.
(
Lions aot Meeting The Salem
Lions club will not meet today,
i Thanksgiving day. Mayor Joseph
VK. Carson. Jr., f Portland, will
le the speaker at aext Thursday's
meeting.
College football. 50c gen. a dm.
'Willamette vs. Whitman. Sweet
land field. 1:39pm. today. -
..Files Account A. Warren
Jeaes. unsuccessful candidate No
vember i for reelection as city
recorder, tiled la his office yes
terday his statement of campaign
expenses, totaling S8 4.C5.
liilE
.UNIFORM mentUy peymsau; a
.renews! expense; m increase in
Interest rata. A Prudential 20-Year
Hertgae U the sae wsy te finance
rear heme. Available la selected
T t .
laiua anaacwg epuava.
a bobxbtb. inc.
atttirlMt Martoe Lean Solicitor
jm The rrOwtUlUnmct Co. et
Saaralaa eil4e Si lean, Orefoa
mumM
i.
Coming Brents
November 1 -ThajilcBivtaa
Aey.
i Mar. a MiswMU-i citsfe aneet-ta-b
24a -4 North Coaaaaerclal
aw4TtCe ;
Wovoetber 23 Irrnnrfag at
Betes lor lew aata Uceaee
ptete.
November 23 Bateau Stamp
society dnaatiem aeetiea at
, efaataber of cammerre.
Dereaabew 4 'Anneal boase
cominje. CUrnnt keta lodge New 1.
IOOF hall. :S p. a.
December A, Jl Older Boys
December 9 DeMolay day la
Sakraa.
Merritt Has Accident Gordon
Merritr. Salem, was Involved ta am
accident at Woodhurn when re
turning from ML Hood with a
party of skiers. The car he waa
driving collided with one driven
by William Smolnieky. Portland,
at the Intersection of the highway
and East Cleveland street. Smol
nitky received a broken noeo and
cheat injuries and his wife, Mrs.
Sophia Smolalsky. a bad head rut
and head and leg bruises. Mrs.
Annie Gugel. Woodburn, a pas
senger in the car waa less serious-1
ty laj urea, ah were ires tea at
tbe Woodburn hospital.
Thanksgiving Dinner at Carle
son'a. State and High. Families
of 14 accommodated.
Program Announced Dr. R.
Franklin Thompson of Willam
ette university announced yester
day next week a chapela as fol
lows: Tuesday, health film shown
by Dr. Ralph Parvine. achool
physiciaa and Thursday, William
Chambers, northwest regional di
rector or tne tbica. The pro
grams are broadcast over KSLM
at 11:30 a. m.
Roast turkey or baked ham din
ners served. 1 to 7 p.m. Thanks
giving (0c. McReynolds, Capitol
at Union.
Convaleacing Heie Mrs. Maude
Gwynn Newburgh of Portland is
reported resting easily at the
Deaconesa hospital following a
major operation. Mrs. Newburgh
formerly lived in Salem and la the
wife, of Robert Newburgh. repre
sentative of the Wesson Oil com
pany.
Free Introductory offer. First 10
ladles do their laundry free. Moo..
Nov. 25. New Help Yourself Laun
dry, 975 Market. Ph. 2-1403.
Director Appointed Appoint
ment of Traffic Officer J. Carl
Lenchitsky aa director of junior
safety was announced this week
by Captain William C Epps. com
manding the traffic division of the
Portland bureau of police. Len
chitsky la the huaband of the for
mer Margaret J. Engel of Salem.
Complete Thanksgiving Dinners.
Oe and 75c Service all hours.
The Spa.
Collides With Train John
Ganther of West Salem Buffered
eat aad bruises yesterday morning
waea the- ear he waa driving col
lided wtth a tram at the east end
of the Center street bridge. He
said that he waa watching another
ear aad did aet see tbe train. Hla
automobile was badly damaged.
Roast turkey or baked ham din
ners served. 1 to 7 p.m. Thanks
giving 60c McReynolds. Capitol
at Union.
ugata UoBJoectea The new
lights oa the lower atepa of the
postofflce were connected late
yesterday afternoon. The lights
are tbe result of the Salem Realty
board's efforts te secure safer en
trance at the lower landing.
Auction Sat. 1:30. Woodry'a. 20
Births
. Wood To Mr. aod Mra. Carl
Wood, a daughter. Lucretla Kl
len. bora November It, Chema-
wa Indian school.
Epley To Mr. and Mrs. For
rest L. Epley, 1630 Mill, a son.
James Bruce, bora November 1.
Salem General hospital.
Wllliaer T Mr. and Mra. MeW
vin Wllliaer. route two. a aon.
Raymond Royce. bora November
13.
Hansen To Mr. and Mrs. Ev
erett U. Haaaea. Turner, a da ugh
ter, Constance Lucille, bora No
vember II. Salem General hos
pital.
We Give
Thanks ...!
IN this year of 1940 a
year of areat crisis and
sober thought for. people
throughout the world we
give humble thanks for this
day which has never been
more symbolic of America s
imperishable image for free
men.
STEVENS-BROWN
j Credit Jewelers & Opticians r
t LIBERTY and COURT ;
Booked by Police City police
yesterday e h a r g e d Robert L.
Thuneman. 1215 North Fifth
street, with failure ta atop, aad
James' P. Lambert, Wtllamlna.
with operating; a car with four
la the driver's teat aad with Told
Ueease plates.
Dy Saew' Removal Boa Best
of the Eageae chamber of com
merce that the atate highway
commission expead fit te keep
the McKeaaie highway open this
wiater aa far as the Pole hrldae
aki area waa denied, this week.
College football. SOc gen. adm.
Willamette va. Whitman. Sweet
land field, 1:30 p.m. today.
1 i -
it Attend Chw The first mem-
Ion of the YMCA public speak
ing class Monday eight, tauaht
by Nor borne Berkeley of tbe sen
ior high school,' was attended by
19 persons. The . class la te be
held at 7:30 p.m. each Moaday.
Give Oothlat- Pupils of High
land grade achool yesterday do
nated aumeroea article of cloth
lag to . the Sunshine division of
the Salem police department for
uae la local emergency relief.
Complete Thanksgiving Dinners,
0c and 75c Service all hours.
The Spa.
Chickens 8 t e lea D elbcrt
Beach. 1910 Mission street, re
ported to police that 10 chickens
were stolen Tuesday night from
a coop on his place.
Chimney Flare The city fire
department was called yesterday
morning to extinguish a chimney
blase at 5T5 Marion street.
Clarence 0. Allen
Of Monmouth Dies
MONMOUTH Clarence O. Al
len, 16. died of heart attack early
Wedneaday morning at his farm
home near Independence. He had
been a prominent farmer of this
community for about 15 yeara.
He was born Auguat II, 1S74,
at Sbelbyvllle, 111., aad came west
41 years ago. For a time he was
in the warehouse business at We
natcb.ee. While at Monmouth he
waa a member of the local grange
of which he waa overseer.
Survivors are the widow and
two daughters, Mrs. Gladys Weill
of Toledo; and Mrs. Ruth Allen
of Albany; one aon, Orville of
Wenatcbee; two brothers, Cleve
of Dallas and Pleasant of Ne
halem, and one sister. Mrs. Essie
Cain of Nehalem. Funeral ar
rangements are Incomplete.
OBITUARY
Raymond
la this city Wednesday, Novem
ber 20. Arthur Raymond, aged
76 yeara. Late resident of 146
Center street. Brother of Mrs.
Elisabeth Bruno of Jeaalags
Lodge. Funeral services wHl be
held under the direction of the
W. T. Rigdoa company la the
I OOF cemetery Friday, Novem
ber 22, at 1 p. m. Dr. J. C. Har
rlaoa will officiate.
Jespereea
Mrs. Marie Jespersen. late resi
dent of 420 South Cottage street.
Salem, at a local hospital Novem
ber 19 at the age of 42 years.
Survived by widower, Lawrence
Jespersen; mother, Mrs. L. Crab
tree, Stayton; sisters, Mrs. Q. N.
Verdieck. Salem; Mrs. Charles
Lamp man, Mra. Ana Shea. Mra.
N. J. Freele. all of Stayton: broth
ers. George aad John Crabtree,
Brownsville, and several nieces
and nephewa. Funeral services
from the Clough-Barrick chapel
Friday. November 22, at 1:30
p. m.. Rev. W. H. Lymaa offici
ating. Concluding services Bel
crest Memorial park.
Nichols
Cass A. Nichols, Moaday. No
vember 18, at the residence,
route six, box 141. Salem, at the
age of 42. Survived by the wi
dow. Mra Dorothea Nichols; f oer
children. Coral, Luella. Ronald
and Marilyn; father. J. M. Nich
ols; sister, Mrs. J. A. Haia, all
of Salem; and a brother, Madison
of Florida. Member et Capital Post
VHt. 9, American Legion. Funer
al aervlces will be held in the
chapel of the W. T. Rlgdon com
pany, Friday, November 22, at
Hiller Estate
Acts Recalled
Qostermjum Appointment,
- Payment of Fee wre .
Ordered Canceled .
i Aa order eaneeiiag three pre
rieaa orders la the estate of Jo
seph Hiller were alga ed yesterday
ay Jadga J C Slegmnad acting
as judge of the probata court for
Marioa couaty. - -
. The new order set aside previ
ous orders reducing the bond of
Frank G. Smith, until then ad
ministrator; appointing - Robert
Clostermana, German consul la
Portland, aa admin latra ter de bo
nis noa, aad ordering payment of
attorney's aad administrator's
fees amounting to f 2000.
- The effect of the court "a action
setting aside previous orders waa
to return the estate to the place
where It was prior to discharge
of Smith as administrator, and
the appointment of Clostermana
as admiaistrator de bonis non.
Sole remaining heir of the es
tate is reported to be Fraa Bar
bra Hiller, a cltUea of the Ger
man relch.
Circuit Court
Rosa B. Dewey vs. E. ML Dew
ey: reply denying; case oa trial
before Circuit Judge 1.11- Me
Mahan. "
Hoch vs. Marshall; real estate
contract litigation, taken on ad
visement by Circuit Judge L. H.
Lewelllng following hearing yes
terdsy. Federal Farm Mortgage cor
poration vs. Robert S. CJaxton
and others;' plain tifTa costs list
ed at $25.45.
Probate Court
Christina M. Harold estate; fi
nal account of Alexander Harold,
executor, shows receipts aad dis
bursements of $1820.12. with fi
nal hearing set for December 20;
executor authorized te transfer
securities to himself personally as
legatee.
Jennie A. Jonea estate; final
account of Vera Hill and Merle
Jonea. executors, shows receipts
of $5688.52 and disbursements of
$1705.86; balance, $3982.66; fi
nal hearing set for December 24.
Mary Colgan estate; final ac
count approved; J. R." Colgan. ad
ministrator. George M. Sargent estate; Karl
M. Brown appointed administra
tor, and Pierce Collard, Ray Lick
and O. B. Darling, appraisers, of
aa estimated $2500 in real and
$250 in personal property.
Martin Laken estate; final ac-
10:30 a.m.. Rev. 8. Hamrick offi
ciating. Concluding aervlces Bel
crest Memorial park.
Fvwler
Mary Fowler, late resident of
Wheatland, in this city Tuesday,
November 19. Survived by widow
er" Phil H. Fowler of Wheatland;
foar sons and one daughter, also
28 grandchildren and 22 great
grandchildren. Memorial services
at Hopewell church Saturday, No
vember 23. at 2 p. a., under the
direction of Ladd Funeral home.
Rev. P. W. Erlksea officiating.
Commitment Hopewell cemetery.
Hollln-rsworth
Gertrude Hollnlgsworth, aged
68, late resident of 1815 North
Capitol. Tuesday, November 19.
Survived by her huaband. Byron
E. Rollings worth; one daughter,
Mrs. Jane Bland of Portland; one
grandson. Rodney, of Portland;
two sisters in Georgia, two broth
era in Colorado, two brothers In
South Dakota and one brother in
Iowa. Memorial services will be
held at the chapel of the Ladd
Funeral home Friday, November
22, at 1 p.m.. Rev. Harold W. Ly
man of the Court Street Chrlatlaa
church officiating. Commitment
service Evergreen Memorial park,
McMlnnrille at 3:30 p.m.
Patterson
Ralph Whlteker Patterson. 52.
November 19. Late resident of
Gates. Survived by widow. Mrs.
Adella Patterson; four children,
Elbert. Edith, Loralne and Don
ald, of Galea; sister, Mrs. Ben
White of Salem. Funeral services
from Weddle mortuary. Stayton.
Saturday, November 23, at 1:20
p. m. Interment Macleay ceme
tery. Boles
Mrs. Ella Mae Boles, late resi
dent of 1587 Franklia street.
West Salem, Wednesday morning
at the age of 44 years. Survived
by widower, H. H. Boles of West
Salem; two daughters, Evelyn
and Norma' Jean; brother. Roy
Stevens; father, Peter Stevens,
all of Salem; sister. Grace Baer
of San Francisco. Funeral servi
ces Saturday. November 22. at
1:30 p. ra., from Clough-Barrick
chapel. Rev. Don Huckabee offi
ciating. Interment City View cem
etery. Hard
Granville F. Hurd, aged .82
years, lata resident of ISIS Mar
ioa street, Wednesday, Novem
ber 20. Survived by sons, Wayne
of Eugene, Paul et San Francisco,
Lieut. Colonel Leland of Honolu
lu; daughters. Miss Coulfred' f
Seattle and Mrs. Elwood D. Keh
ler of Portland; oa brother.
Jadge Ctlatoa of Eugeua. Mem
orial asrviee will he held from
the Walker aad Howell Fuaeral
home Satardaj at 1:11 o'clock,
Dr. 3. C Harrison, pastor et the
First Methodist chare h. officiat
ing, la term eat la Belcrast tfena
exial park.
T
TEHUILLIE3
EDT7ADS3
count of Alt O. Nelson, adminis
trator, shows receipts of $18 $.31
and disbursements of $172.7$;
flnal hearing set tor December 23.
George A. Spencer estate; sale
of real property to Riley H.
Champ, tor $600 by S. W. Champ,
administrator, approved.'
James B. Taylor, estate; final
account f Charlotte France Tay
lor, ' executrix, shows deficit t
$3110.14 paid by the executrix,
who Is sole heir; after making
dlsbursemeat of $2372.15 en re
ceipt of $1372.01.
- Justice Court'
Thomas C. Vaa OrsdeL no U
cease plates a. automobile, fined
$B.oo.'-.
Alrtn Graham, over-weight
toad, pleaded- runty and case-
continued to Saturday.
Committee Files
Expenses Report
Willkie Group . Records
$11,835, and Demo -Board
$9373
General election campaign ex
penditure of the "WUlkie-McNary
non - partisan voluntary commit
tee," Howard M. Wall, chairman,
aggregated $11,835.12. according
to- aa expense statement filed la
the state department here yester
day. The republican state central
committee, by L. R. Teeple, treas
urer, filed a report showing addi
tional expenditures of $10,426.01.
Expenditures of the democratic
state central committee. Lew Wal
lace, treasurer, totaled $9373.73.
Other expense statements filed
Wednesday:
K aa Wood Hoaayman. Portland, demo
crat, for ropresoatatiTo ia eoagroca, Srd
eoasreaaional district, Maltaonah comatr,
92417.1 i.
IfoUaouali coanty republican eoatral
eomwittee, Vado If. Strobe, traanrar, ta
support of republican candidates for aa
tioaai, ataVa aad count j office. $8246. X.
Scott fee troaearer committee, by W. B.
Heaermsa. Jr ia npport of Leslie M.
Scott, ropabttcaa, for atate treasurer,
9 .?.
Lane eooatr repnblicaa eoatral com
mittee, C A. Hantiattoa. chairman, ia
sappert of republican candidate for na
tional, state and coanty office. (1032.4a.
Pierce for Consreaa club, C. J. Shorn,
manacer, ia support of Walter at. Pierce,
democrat, for representative ia eoagroaa,
lad eoacroaaional district, $409.39.
I. H. VaaWtakle, Salem, repabllean,
for attirnoy geaaraU 9400.88.
Hcott for treasarer committee, B. Biket
hansea. treasarer. ia support of Leslie H.
Scott, Portland, ropablicaa, far stato
treasarer. 9750.
Baker canary ropablicaa central com
mittee, aUrcaret Storgill. treasarer. ta
sapport of repablican Candida lee for na
tional, state aod eoaaty offices, $$11.19.
Coos eoaaty ropablicaa eoatral commit
tee. Ralcira D. Greene, eb airmen, ia sap
port of repabHcaa caadidatea for nation
al, atate and county offices. $788.
Latke coanty repabliena central com
mittee, Herbert P. Welch, chairman, ta
npport of candidates for natioaal. state
and eoaatr offices, $804.99,
nta4a of Me Mary, Maurice Hndeoa.
treasarer, la support of Wendell Willkie
and Senator Charlea L. KeNary. $?08.5S.
Orcgaa Commonwealth Federation. Iae
Clyde Wade, associate aeoretary, ia sap
per of candid atee for natioaal. state aad
coanty offices aad meson roe $035.0 S.
Early Completion
Of Survey Urged
Early completion of Ore gen's
skilled labor Inventory as a rttal
step la the national defense pro
gram will be urged by Gorernor
Charlea A. Sprague in a radio ad
dress erer KOIN at C:li o'clock
Friday night.
The gorernor will ask employ
ers and employes to cooperate la
making prompt reports to the
board for the mobilisation of la
bor. Returns received from approxi
mately a third of Oregon's 10,000
principal concerns hare disclosed
thousands of workers employed in
lines other than those Involved la
the national defense program.
Tabulation of the inventory will
get under way soon, officials said.
Hike, Coming up
For Chemeketans
Cnemeketans will hike to Eagle
creek Sunday and may Join the
Pathflndera from Portland. The
local hikers will leave the Senator
hotel at 7 a.m., drive to Eagle
creek camp oa the Columbia river
highway and hike through the
timber near Bonneville. The Che
meketans' hike is scheduled for
six to eight miles, but those wish
ing to go farther may Join the
Portlanders in a 13 mile walk,
which begins at 9 a.m. The drive
will be around 190 miles, states
Bessie Smith, leader of the Salem
hike.
It Pays to Trade at Schaefer's Where Prices Are Always Low
PRICES FRIDAY, SATURDAY, THROUQH TUESDAY
Th Original YaHow Front Drag Prascrfptioxia Accurately RlUcl Sole Agwnts osim lUmxflatJ
and Candy Spodal Stocw In Salem 1839 1940 In Marion Connr
Hottrst Week Days T:SO AL-:00 FM. Sat. T: AJL-:4 PM. Sam. :oO AMt09 TM. Bolidaya t:00 A.M:0O rJt
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and
For a Bartslar
J THIS PRICE WITH
I COUPON GOOD FRL
ab inicnuu rexneuy isr
ut a ucuiuaiiuu, s iuu u
and foot. Per bottle .
TT 1 JT 1
in ecu ot End
Heidi
ediate
Engineers .fcwpect f Gates
Structure. Find! "Dry
R ot and listing
Beptanoaoat of the present
bridge across the-Morth Santiam
river at Gates with a new struc
ture) will be aecessary without
delay IX travel is to be coatUaued
across the stream at thai point,
Marion Couaty Engineer N. C
Habbs aad K. G. Rlcketts, bridge
testing engineer of the atate high
way department, agreed yester
day.
They reached this conclusion
following an Inspection of the
structure, -already condemned,
which now atanda at Gates. Action
closing it was taken recently -by
the Una and Marioa couaty
courts Jointly.
Hubbs and Rlcketts found ex
tensive dry rot la the wooden
framework ot the structure and
also discovered that a list, al
ready noticed, had caused the
spaa to move over 13 inches since
work was last done on it several
mouths ago.
Except for false work bents
constructed at the time that work
was done, the bridge would have
fallen earlier, they concluded.
Their findings hare been sub
mitted to the Marioa county
court, aad win be ommaeicated
with the Linn -county body. Joint
action on a new bridge will short
ly result, it is believed.
Particular interest has been
taken in the matter by eoaaty au
thorities because of nausaal in
conveniences caused by the bridge
closure, especially to the Gatea
school district, where the school
bus is compelled to travel 30
miles out of its way daily la order
to carry pupils to aad fro be
tween the Marion and Linn coun
ty sides of the stream.
Mary Rue Dies,
Silverton Home
SIL.VERTON Mrs. Mary Rue,
T4, died yesterday at her home la
Silverton. 300 North Second
street. Mrs. Rue waa bora May 4.
18(0. in Norway, but had lived
for the past 41 years in Silverton.
Funeral services will be held
from the Trinity church Saturday
at 3 p. m. Interment will be at
Evens Valley cemetery, with Lar
son and Son la charge.
Survivors are the widower, Se
vert O. ejiae; three sons. William
of Silverton; Bert of Sweet Home;
Elmer of ML Angel; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Mabel Sletton of 811
Terten and Mrs. Emma Johnson
of Woodbara: two brothers. Ole
Brendoa and Ivor Brendoa of Sil
verton. and oae alster. Miss Merit
Brendoa of 8 11 vert oa.
The Safety
Valve
From Statesman Readers
(Continued From Page 4)
1000 more resources than Swe
den. Now it we paid our aged
needy la proportion to our ability
to pay we would have to pay
our aged needy $3000 te $4000
per month.
How would the Preaa and the
fat politicians like that?
This country the Great USA
pays out over $2,000,000 per year
for fancy dog foods, medicine and
hospital care for dogs while a
lot of our old men aad women
starve and die for lack ot care.
Most of them have done their
ahare la the building our insti
tutions. Most of the Press and
the Fat politicians know the state
of Oregon has a rottea political
system of taking care ot the
aged needy but do they ever men
tion it? They are aa silent as
silent as the Sphinx.
K. H. BLAKE.
Salem, Ore.
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DR. ARTHUR L BROWN
Noted Surgeon Is
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Dr. Arthur I. Brown Holds
Highest Bledical Award;
Lectures Next Week
Three services Sunday will
mark the opening ot a Bible con
ference te be held ia the Calvary
Baptist charch with Dr. Arthur L
Brown, MD, as the speaker. Dr.
Browa, who haa earned the high
est surgical degree in the world
being a Fellow of the Royal Col
lege ot Surgeons of Edinburgh, haa
been la great demand as a lecturer
and Bible teacher for the past IS
years. J
He will spend six days ia the
city speaking in the Calvary Bap
tist church. Suaday morning at
the 11 o'clock service he will
speak on the subject, "Seeing the
Face ot the King." At the , J
o'clock mass meeting he will
speak on "The Amazing Jew and
Armageddon. Sunday night he
will discuss "The Present World
Crisis Will Germany Become a
World Empire?" I
Meetings with Dr. Brown con
tinue each night during the fol
lowing week closing on Friday
night. Subjects to be discussexl
are Monday, "This Wonderful
World and Our Mighty God;
Tuesday, "Mysteries Unveiled in
the Book of Revelation;" Wednes
day, "The Coming Wrath of God,
Who Will Escape? Thursday.
"The Wonders of the Human Bo
dy;" Friday, "Startling Signs of
the Imminent Coming of Christ.'
Sprague Tells Thanhs
For Per tonal Thingt
Governor Charles A. Sprague.
on the eve of Thanksgiving day,
issued the brief statement:
"I am thankful for pleasant
family relationships, for health.
strength aad work te de. These
are personal things.
THI fine AntXXJCAJL did
smx try co pall agaiast coaa
snon sease desire for a re
duction ia trasttpottatioa
cost.
Ic costs leas to bay aad
will travel laftheroa a gal
lon of aasoliee than any
other fall-slsed car ia;
America.
The r.O-B. Toledo cost
oa the coupe is only 653
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Tried and Tres for
Demand for Labor
On Fanns Is High
Klamath and Ontario Aid
; in New Placement
f Record, October
Heavy deftnnnda for extra tana
labor ia the Oatario aad K3aaa
aw nrovuai mvmm wsv.wa.
employment service te set anoth
er record for placements In Oe
tober with J 1.109, new Jobs re
ported by the 33 offices. Director
la, C Stoll announced yesterday.
This compared with 10.15$ for
Oftober. 1939. and 23.118 for
September.
HarvesttaK of sugar beets aad
lettuce crops la the new irrigat
ed - district resulted in Ontario
leading In placements' with 9372.
of which 8965 were 'supplementa
ry. KJamata ' trails wn its aeavy
potato harvest was a close sec
ond with- 7923 placements, of
mien 7311 were on rarms.
Vnn Atttair vftea nlaMul BIAra
than a thousand persons each dur
ing the month. Portland reported
1398. Hood River 1311. Eugene
1058 and Bead 1034.
The monthly report showed
32,377 men and women still est
the active file ot unemployed. -Of
these, 24,955 were men. 2417 vet
erans and 7332 women.
Governor Reports
un uregon ivoys
Oregon boya at Camp Murray
apparently are happy aad com
fortable. Governor Charles A.
Sprague declared upon his return
from there yesterday.
The governor, along with Lieutenant-Colonel
Ermer Wootoa.
spent Tuesday at Camp Murray
conferring with the commanding
officers and Oregon men.
Governor Sprague said " "work
was now in progress on the new
barracks and that much ether
work was contemplated a tittle
later.
Boiler Patched;
Gty Hall Heats
A furnace boiler at the city
hall which blew out Tuesday af
ternoon, had been patched yester
day and neat was again furnished
to city offices. Alderman C F.
French said last night that City
QaMwitar A Virrsn JnnAS in Jn-
vAntlpatinf nricea of new eouio-
ment but that nothing more would
be done until the council meets.
It bad beea known for some
time that the boiler was la poor
condition. How long the patch
will last is indefinite, French
i stated.
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good as It U food looking.
It Js thrift-travel, bat
prideful travel as walL
. The fine AMxaiCAJt re
moves the lsst valid reason
for paring a Ugher price.
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