Th OUTGO!? STATESMAN.' Sal-m. Oregon, Thursday Morning. March 27, 1911
PAG- TXYH.
Local News Briefs
. Lafky To Build Herman
Lalky was issued a permit Wed
nesday to build a 1 story dwell
ing and garage at 610 North 15th
street to cost $9850.: Other pe-
, Hum-. ; x osier c xvieiser xo - erect
: billboards at 465 South Com
mercial street, $30; 296 North
..Commercial $25, and 258 Center
street, $40; Mary Quackenbush
to repair dwelling at 539 States
man street, $48; A. . Luther to
"alter and repair dwelling at 1206
North , Cottage street, $1500; G.
& B. : Broyles to repair garage
; at 835 Shipping, $40.
Lutz florist. P. 9592. 1276 N. Lib.
Receipts Promised Receipts
for tax payments made" by mail
will be returned as rapidly as
they, can be handled by deputies
I of the county tax office, T. J.
Brabec, chief tax deputy of Sher
iff A. C. Burk said Wednesday.
Many hundred payments were re
ceived by . mail, prior to March
15, Brabec said, and placed a
A. heavy burden on the limited per
i sonnel of the tax- office.
Safety of your savings Is insured
t at Salem Federal, 130 S. Liberty.
Brash Bridge Ailing - Tem
porary repairs will "be made on
the Brush creek bridge on the
Silverton-Sublimity road by the
I . Mation - i county bridge crew in
;th4 near1, 'future, County Engineer
;M.'C.;.Hubbs said Wednesday. Re
- pairs 1 will f be sufficient to ex
tend the life of the bridge so
long as it is needed, the engineer
said, but will not be too extensive
because of prospective changes in
the road.
Births
Taylor To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
M. i Taylor, J 1492 Franklin, West
Salem, a son, Robert Jean, born
March 20, Salem General hospital.
Embrey To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold R. Embrey, 1320 State
street, a son, Craig Harold, born
March 20, Salem General hos
pital. Martin To Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam A. Martin, 540 Rose street,
a daughter, Rosemary Helen, born
March 17, Salem General hospital.
Eyerly To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
V. Eyerly, Eyerly -Aircraft Co
a son, Jon, born March 17, Sa
lem General hospital.
White To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
White, Brooks, a son, Johnie, born
March 17, Bungalow Maternity
..home.
. Salchenberg To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald H. Salchenberg, 952 South
Commercial, a son, Jerry Verlyn,
bonvMarch 9.
Fitzgerald To Mr. and . Mrs.
Charles Wi Fitzgerald, 220 D
street, a son, born March 5.
, Williams To Mr. anS Mrs.
- Mathew Williams, Siletz, a
daughter, Patricia Ann, born
March 15, Chemawa Indian hos
pital, i
Fisher To Mr. and Mrs. Har
old L. Fisher, West Fir, a daugh
ter, Judith Elaine, born March
21, Bungalow Maternity home.
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Coming Events
March 28 Missouri clni no
host sapper, 248H North jDom
mercial street. I
April 5 to 13 Willamette
university spring vacation.
April 13 Easter Sunday.
- May 2, 3 May weekend at
Willamette university.
Classes Prepare Ready for
their gym circus at the Salem Y
this Saturday at 8 p.m. are near
ly 100 members of the gymnasium
classes, who have been trained
by Physical Director Carl Preid
er and assistants. 1
No charge will be made for
the two-hour show, which will in
clude pyramids, tumbling, games,
clown stunts, elephant leaping,
statues and work on the rings
and with Indian clubs. The boys'
chorus will sing.
Permits Changed In arcord
ahce with a recently announced
policy of the Marion county
court, previously granted: log
hauling permits were changed
Wednesday by the court ijo re
quire that log trucks cornel to a
full stop before crossing railroad
crossings. The permits affected
were those of Minden Brothers
Logging company, H. A. Christie,
Idanha; and Clark Irving, In
dependence, j
81x108 percale sheets $1.49 Bet
ter Bedding Store. j
Doctor ai Convention Major
Vern Miller, stationed at Camp
Murray, was given leave of ab
sence to attend ,the Fellowship of
American College of Surgeons'
convention in Salt Lake City this
week. He flew to the UtaH city
on Wednesday morning and will
return on Saturday. Dr. W. B.
Morse, on the board of governors
of organization is also attending
and will meet Dr. Miller thfre.
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Further Search Ordered -4 The
Marion county court Wednesday
ordered Walter Gerth, West Sa
lem riverman, to make addition
al searches of the Willamette
river for the body of Robert jCase,
drowned with his brother, Ken
neth, in the river on Febjniary
13. The body of the other bijother
was recovered two weeks ago.
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Motorists: 5 gal. Ethyl gasoline
$1.00. Double S. & H. Green
Stamps. Northwest Oil Co
546
N. High.
. Speaks to Hi-Y Principal
speaker Saturday at the annual
upper Willamette valley j-Hi-Y
conference in Cottage Grove will
be Dr. R. Franklin Thompson,
dean of freshmen at Willamette
university.
Here On Furlourh Russell
Watts, son of Mrs. Etta M". jVatts,
returned Wednesday to Fort Win
field Scott, San Francisco after
a ten day furlough in Salem. Mr,
Watts will leave April 1 fotf Fort
Monroe, Virginia where he' will
take a three month radio cojurse.
Dr. Moran, chiroprac. phy., l58 S.
Cottage. Gen. drugless practice.
Salem's
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flattcrjng Stetson lines. Eco
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, In New Keels Showing In
Salem theatrics soon ot Pathe and
Paramount jnewsreels including
pictures taken of the 1 March 1
pilgrimage to Salem of natural
ized citizens! from Portland; was
announced Wednesday in a letter
to the chamber of commerce from
the Federation of Patriotic socie
ties, signed by B. E. Owens, presi
dent. Owens said Life magazine
will also publish a panel jfrom
the event J " . j;
Obtain' Licenses Licenses to
wed have been issued at Van
couver, Wash, to Carl D. Gleint,
Lebanon, and Helen S. Smith,
Crabtree; Mark W. Brantner and
Hazel M. Ferguson, both of Wood
burn route 2; Claude ';F. Harding,
Jr., Hubbard route 1, and Mar
garet. M. Mers, Hubbard; Jas
per L. Fleetwood and Ruth E.
Van Valkenberg, both of Wood
burn. ' j
Choice- Dahla bulbs 10c; glad
bulbs 15c doi. Sale on fruit trees.
H. C. Pearcy Nursery, 245 Ct St.
Bridge Pictures Today Col
lapse of the Tacoma Narrows
bridge will be shown in motion
pictures to be presented at; the
Salem Lions club luncheon at the
Marion hotel today noon. The
club is inviting business men who
are not members to attend if they
wish to see the pictures. A Lions
club skating j party will be held
at the ice arena here at 10 o'clock
tonight. j
Firemen Examine The civil
service commission made ar
rangements Wednesday to stage
an examination to renew the fire
department "iJibility, lis which
is now exhausted. Date for the
examination 4rill be set later. The
commission decided to defer an
examination if or a vacant ser
geant's job iri the police depart
ment until ah eight-weeks police
school just started is concluded.
Dine at Ullmans. 1381 State.
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Surprise Set Salem Elks lodge
members were forewarned Wed
nesday of special events at the
meeting tonight. Visitors are ex
pected Saturday night from Ore
gon City, Mcilinnville, Tillamook
and elsewhere for the exalted
ruler's "swan, song bust" and a
show.
Lost His Plates Constable W.
C. Miller of -Woodburn is looking
for some stolen license plates.
They're his own. The plates, bear
ing numbers 161-128, were stolen
from his car while it was parked
in front of his home.
Money Stolen Mrs. Ethel
Cunningham, 248 South Church,
reported to police Wednesday that
someone who entered her apart
ment while she was gone took
$21 from a purse she had left in
a closet. j
Lombardy poplar 8 ft. trees 75c.
Knight Pearcy Nurseryt 375 S
Liberty. j
Retail License Granted Class
B retail liquor license has been
granted Manley F. Bennett, lo
cated on Portland road north of
Salem by the Marion county
court. !
Leading Hatters
SINCE 1890
TIME TO
SPRING.
vote of thanks,
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On Blotter City police charged
Robert Pemberton with drunken
ness : Wednesday. Charged with
failure to observe stop signs were
Irene ; A. Shattuck, 2767- Brooks
avenue, and George H. Wood, In
dependence. Allen W. Panther,
1125 j South 14th street, was
charged with having no: driver's
license. ;
Resigns Job " Fred Rickard,
boys' adviser at Chemawa, has
given up his position there to
enter j the University of I Oregon.
He graduated from Chemawa in
1929 land three years later took
the job of assistant adviser.
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Nose . Is Injured Mrs. C T.
Gilbert was treated by Salem first
aid men Wednesday for a nose in
jury received in an automobile
accident ron route 5 east of the
Colony farm. k r ,
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Returns Home Ray G. Hoff
man, fruit buyer for the Califor
nia Packing corporation, is back
at work after being in the hospital
for two months. ' 1 !
License- Needed i
To Sell Lilies ,
Warning that all stores and
other establishments that handle
Easter lilies or other potted
plants, ; pansies or other nursery'
stock are required to take out an
Oregon nursery license is issued
by the; state department of agri
culture plant division. The warn
ing precedes the annual check of
such stores.
Officials point out that nursery
licenses are not necessary for
those stores that handle only veg
etable plants and - flowering an
nuals, such as asters, zinnias and
marigolds. No license is required
to sell cut flowers. A list of all
flowering plants for which a li
cense is not required may be ob
tained from the department offi
ces at Salem
Obituary
Bates i
John Bates, late resident of 2084
McCoy; street, Salem, at a local
hospital March 25 at the age of
68 years. Husband of Mrs. Dovie
Bates df Salem; father of George
Bates of Miles City, Mont.; bro
ther of Mrs. Minnie Jones of Seat
tle. Also survived by four grand
sons. Services will be held Satur
day, March 29, at 2 p.m., from
the Oough-Barrick chapel with
Rev. Guy L. Drill officiating.
Madis:an
Frederick Howard Madigan. 46,
March 23, near this city. Survived
by widow, Mrs. Dea Madigan of
San Diego; sons, Frederick How
ard Madigan, jr., of Corvallis, and
John Madigan of San Diego. Fu
neral announcements later from
Clough-Barrick company
Sheffield .
Edmund D. Sheffield, late resi
dent of route 4 Salem, Tuesday,
March 25, at the age of 54 years.
Survived by widow, Mrs. May
Sheffield and a daughter, 1 Mrs
Ruby Dykman, both of Salem;
mother, Rosetta Sheffield; sisters,
Mrs. Sylvia Harvey of Salem,
Mrs. Eva Conn of McCredie
Springs, Ore., Mrs. Clara Brown
of Waterloo, la.; Mrs. Goldie Bliss
of Duck, Minn. Announcements of
services later by Clough-Barrick
company.
Kirscher
At the residence, route six, Sa
lem, Tuesday, March 25, Freder-
ika Kirscher, aged 88 years.
Mother of Victor and John
Kirscher and Mrs. Estella King
of Salem, Mrs. Alice Thompson of
Portland, Mrs. Clara Gordon of
Madison, Wis., and Henry Kirsch
er of Forbes, Minn; sister of Mrs.
Mary Pamrow of Wisconsin, Mrs.
Minnie Fence and Mrs. Julia
Templeton of California. Also sur
vived by 21 grandchildren and
12 great grandchildren. Funeral
services will be held under the
direction of the W. T. Rigdon
company from St. Joseph's Catho
lic church Friday, March 28; at 10
a.m. Concluding services in St.
Barbara cemetery. Recitation of
the Rosary Thursday at S pjn. at
Rigdon's. Body will lie in state
until 10 ajn. Friday. - 1
Brown 4
Mrs.; Mamie Brown, late resi
dent of 1840 North Summer street,
at a local hospital Wednesday,
March 28. Survived by widower,
William S. Brown; daughter, Mrs.
Evelyn Scott, . and son, , Donald
Brown, all of Salem; sisters,. Mrs.
Minnie Earl of Bell, Calif., and
Mrs. Clara Bond of ; Grandview,
Wash.; brothers, .Ed JBommers of
Salem, .William Sommers of Los
Angeles, and Julius Sommers of
Yakima, Wash.; one granddaugh
ter, Miss Judith Scott of Salem.
Announcements of services later
by Clough-Barrick company.
Horton
In Medford, Ore, March 26,
G w e n . Horton, nine-weeks-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Horton. Survived by sister, Unda,
and brother, Gary, all of Salem.
Funeral services will be Saturday,
March 29, at 11 ainJ, from the W.
T. Rigdon chapeLv
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Nonsuit prion fitKPmudice
Filed in Circuit
to
Plaintiff Authorized to Settle Claim
in Probate Oaurt for $500 Damages
on Alleged Negligence in Death
Motion for nonsuit with prejudice was filed in circuit court
here Wednesday when the case of Otto Schmid, administrator of
the estate of Richard Arland Schmid vs. Harley L and Edna Mil
ler failed to come to trial before Circuit Judge L. H. McMahan as
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scneauiea on tne inai aocKeu -
The Ncourt had not acted of
ficially on the motion by tne con
clusion of the judicial day. -
: In probate court, however, the
plaintiff was authorized to settle
a claim for damages against the
defendants Miller in the sum of
$500 for alleged negligence in
proximately causing the death of
Richard Arland Schmid.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Beatrice Matilda Roe vs. Wil
liam Roe; divorce complaint in
which plaintiff asks custody of a
minor child, $15 monthly support
money and return of the name,
Beatrice Matilda McLerran; mar
ried May 26, 1931, In American
Falls, Ida. ,-
Union Central Life Insurance
company vs. N. . Morgan ana
others; jnotion of plaintiff to dis
miss on ground that Issues have
been settled without assistance of
the court
Union Central Life Insurance
company vs. Walter W. and Lot
tie Rutherford and others; fore
closure complaint for judgment I
against the defendants Ruther- j tion of George Keecn, aoministra
ford in -the - separate sums of1 tor, for sale of real property In
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$178.46, $4403.15, $109.75, $101.24,
$6, $375 attorney's fee and costs
alleged due on a note. -; .
Ray Baker by" Robert E. Baker,
guardian ad litem, vs. Jack Smith
and others; transcript . filed from
Salem' justice court. '
Liquidators, Inc., vs. Frances E.
and Edna Blanche Osborne; sim
ilar transcript.
State vs. Lyman DeHut; trans
script from Silverton justice
court. - -
Mary McKinney vs. Mayro Mc
Kinney; judgment transcript from
Multnomah county showing de
cree for $30 monthly and $100
attorney's fee.
L. R. Chambers vs. J. E. Le
Clerc; motion bf defense counsel
to interpose affidavit in support
of motion for retrial. ''
PROBATE COURT
Marion Jean Forrest guardian
ship; report of S. E; Forrest,
guardian, shows receipts and dis
bursements of $761.97.
Walter D. Shaff estate; peti-
29.95 Value
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BeoutifuMy rounded posts and tops lend o streamlined
effect to this charming, low-priced suite . . .-decorative
reeded accents relieve the simple, modern lines. Sturdy
Douglas fir construction . . . 3-ply ends and backs on
chest, dresser and vanity . . . 5-ply bed ends. Inexpen
a livoWe modern bedroom!
All Piece Smoothly
Sanded . . . Ready for
Painting or Staining
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the form of a farm valued at
$6500. : '
Joseph Martin estate; appraisal
of Leo N. Chads, Alice H. Page
and Irene Roemhildt at $4777.13,
of which $1250, Is In real prop
erty. -
Mabel S. Creighton estate; final
order granted - Jessie C Jones,
executrix.
Olive U. Swift-estate; final ac
count of James S. Underwood,
ahcHliary . administrator, - shows
full administration; final hearing
on- property in Marion county set
for April 26.
J. W. Neiderheiser estate; U.
F.; Neiderheiser, executor, author
ized to expend $50 each for grave
markers" for graves of J. W. and
Loretta Neiderheiser, husband and
wife;" :- ; . - . - - "
JUSTICE COURT .
Raymond H. BalL . 'r defective
muffler, fined $2.50 and $4.50
costs. - .' -. - : ." '
Lloyd H. Corey, assault and
battery on wife, dismissed on re
quest of private prosecutor. ;
Nils B. Hult, no PUC license,
fined $10 and $4.50 costs, fine
suspended On condition defendant
remain on probation for 30 days;
fined $5 and $4.50 costs on charge
of failure t to have truck license.
' William ' L. S tailings, no opera
tor's license, fined $1 and $4.50
costs. . " -
Oliver P. Anderson, v no clear
ance lights, fined $5 and $4.50
costs. , .
Francis Bergerr no operator's
license, fined $2.50 and $4.50
costs, and commitment issued. .
John O. McCollum, no opera
tor's license, fined $1 and $4.50
costs. ..
H. B. Millard, NSF check, con
tinued to April 26 at 10 ajn. on
motion of district attorney.
Leslie Catterson, forgery, took
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Modem design, full 1 - "
. panel ends, lodder and :v?T";.Vr--:'
guard roil. . . .
24 hours to enter , plea, held la
lieu off$500 baa. '
MUNICIPAL COURT.
; Harry ' A. . Staples was found
guilty Tuesday ; cf ' a charga cf
driving while drunk, but filed
notice of appeal - and furnished
$500 bond. He was sentenced ts
spend ,30 days in jail and pay a
$100 fine.
Alan W. Panther, no driver'
license; fined $5.
George W. Wood, " failure to ;
stop; fined $2.50.
Salem Girls
Win Honors
Those students who have becnv
named on the 'first honor roll at
the Oregon College of Education
and who have fulfilled the re
quirements of carrying at least
15 term hours for the quarter and
earning a grade point average of
3.5 or better are: ,
Grace Cherry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. Cherry of Salem;
Be mice Lehrman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. V. Lehrman of Brooks;
Mary Lou Sears, daughter of
Mrs. Blanche Sears of Lyons, and
Bern ice Wilder, daughter of Mrs.
Mae Wilder of Salem.
By carrying at least 15 term
hours for the quarter and earn
ing a grade point average of S
or better the following students
have been named on the second
honor roll: Sylvia Claggett, .
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. L
Claggett of Salem; Julia EngdahL
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Engdahl of Salem; Leila Ann
Pogue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Pogue of Salem, and Evelyn
Zahradnik, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Bahradnlk of Salem.
$11. V due
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