The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 13, 1941, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTACm eight Tlx OREGON STATESMAN. Salm Oregon.' Friday. Morning. June 13. 1941 Orcuit Court Do cket Changed In Preparation for Term; New Law Effective A rearranged docket in Marion county circuit court was announced Thursday night .as preparations were made for the special term which follows partial reorganization under a new law going Into effect Saturday. Industnaii Gottfried vs. State Accident commission, originally scheduled for today, is to be heard t 1 o'clock Tuesday . afternoon without a jury. Jury school, called for Wednes day morning at 9 o'clock Is to be Immediately followed by Tracy vs. McKlnney, also scheduled earlier on the last regular motion day. Durant vs. Rains is to open Friday, June 20, at 9 a m. "Saturday morning, June 21, Judge L. H. McMahan has an nounced as a special motion day. CIRCUIT COURT City of Salem vs, lillian Fisher; sheriff! certificate of sale, out growth of foreclosure proceedings on municipal improvement liens. covers 12 pieces of property with a total of $3788.93 realized. Helen Benner vs. Byron B. Benner; demurrer filed. PROBATE COURT William Hammer estate; note and mortgage overlooked in set tlement of estate .April 20, 1934, assigned to Caroline Hammer, widow and sole heir. : Jennie M. White guardianship; petition, asks appointment of Pio neer Trust company as guardian of incompetent to whom $334.43 is coming in an estate settlement Emelia Gerig guardianship; val entine Gerig, guardian, files sec ond annual account, showing re ceipts of $2306.47 and disburse ment of $789.95.' Elbert Hodges guardianship; l"f " rV.sltlv authority granted Edith Hodgev liarion V"UD V guardian, to expend i$zo in im- j tda n T ovement-of nrorertv bv con. t)uv iflltv IB struction of bridge over a creek; fifth annual account shows re ceipts of $380.60 and disburse ments of $360. Aloysuis James Nuttman and Leo Vincent Nuttman guardian ship; fourth annual account shows balance of $1717.92 in Aloysuis 162 N. COMMERCIAL PHONE 5151 Headquarters lor Canning Berries Bulk Pectin'- Pen Jel Sure Jell - M.C.P. Lids . Rubbers - Jar Caps Sugar . Ggarette Tax Referendum Is Filed With Signatures of 19,022 Opponents of the 1911 legislature's bill placing a two cents tax on each package of cigarettes sold in Oregon f iied complete referendum petition attacking the act with the state depart ment here Thursday, of ficials revealed. Signatures of 19,022 voters were knew of Mrs."Linfield's gift and "didn't plan to contest if - Mrs.. linfield , transferred the property, then valued at $300,000, on condition - the name .of the school ' would be changed " from McMinnville to Linfield college: Judge Schwellenbach ordered the plaintiff to produce a bill of particulars listing all - heirs. Short of Goal Although -M a r i o n county's United Service Organizations drive is still $4540 short "of its $5500 goal, communities through- contained on the petitions spon sored by the Grocers and Merch ants association and. the State Re tail Merchants association. Only 13,866 signatures were required by law. : - The petitions were filed here by G. J. McPherson,. Portland, who is secretary of both associations op posing the tax. The - referendum measure will Oregon ; Copper Said Good if Price Upped ROSEBURG, June l2-vf)rOre- gon has copper deposits that could be mined profitably if the governr ment would permit m price In crease to 14 W cents pound, Ray C. .Treasher, , field geologist for the tate bureau of .mines and geology, has reported. . ' " ..Treasher said Oregon's copper cannot be recovered profitably for the government-established price of 12 Vi cents a pound. He assert ed that the shortage of copper for armament industries could ; be al leviated if the price were higher, - , RED BASPBCIUH BIB BON r out the county are oreanizins to appear on the ballot at the general Nuttman account; $1787.79 in Leo push the campaign for funds, the election in ovrmwr, , Retail Grocers associatlen Vincent Nuttman account. I Salem office reported Thursday. JUSTICE COURT I Mrs. George Jaeschke has been John E. Wells, 'jr.; defective named chairman of the Silverton LETTUCE Local Solid hds. 130 CARROTS Local Grown bun. 100 muffler; fined $2.50 and costs. Dorsey V. Scroggins; speeding with a truck; fined $5.50 and costs. MARRIAGE LICENSES Alvin T. Earl, 44, , carpenter, 109 Grant street, Silverton, and Thursday. group, while A. E. Zimmerman will head Hayeville workers. First Oregon counties 'to reach their quotas. Lake paying $300, Wallowa $250, ; Sherman $100 and Jackson $1500, had reported by CUCUIIBERS Large v Hot House for 150 ORANGES Sunkist Brand Each .. 10 POTATOES Large No. 1 290 LEI'IOIIS Sunkist , Brand . doz. 290 PUREX Quart 120 Vi Cal. 210 1 Quart FREE With Your Coupon Pancake Flonr .S?F l 'i-lb. pkg. Oats FREE TEA 430 Pkg. Lipton s Yellow Label 790 FLOUR Pillsbury's Best, while supply lasts, 49 lbs. .... 1.49 HOODIES Fresh Egg Lb. cello bag .J 150 Mrs. Nancy Heitner, 39, matron, Chemawa. Charles Reid Sanford, 62, re tired, and ' Katherine A. Hofstet- ter, 47, both of Salem. .Anthony D. Sokolick, 23, teach er, Cottage Grove, and Martha Mae Blair, 22 teacher, Republic, Wash. MUNICIPAL COURT Vernon L. Wadsworth, failure to observe stop sign; fined $2.50. Albert H. Henderson, drunk; fined $5. " In Lane, Marion, Clatsop and Yamhill counties full working forces were reported by the state organization, while Wasco, Jeff- showed expenditures of $6921 la promoting the referendum. Of this -amount $C409 was con tributed by the Tobace Merch ants Association of the United States, New York City, and $521 by the Oregon State Phar maeeutlcal association, Portland. The largest individual item was $1498.95 for legal services by Os wald West, Portland. It was estimated that the cig- erson, Deschutes, Klamath, Crook arette tax would - raise appro xi- and Clackamas were declared I mately $1,200,000 annually. One- preparing to Join forces to raise sixth , of the tax was earmarked funds for the service of armed for vocational education and the forces. Hi remainder for old age assistance. Only 15 per cent of the total The Multnomah County Retail strength of the 41st division will Merchants association, through its be given leave; from Camp Hun- officials, has threatened to launch ter Liggett this j weekend, news a court action charging that the dispatches from 1 California . de-1 completed referendum petitions Final, Report Made on Out of State Autos The final report of the secre tary of state under the Oregon motor vehicle non-resident regis tration law, was released here Thursday. This law was repealed by the 1941 legislature and be comes non-operative Saturday, June 14. r The report showed 18,096 non resident registration during the first four months of this year as against 127,941 registrations for all of 1940. clare,' because of crowded condi tions and the Inadequate accom modations of nearby communi ties, j, "-J. Thus each man of the division, in which numerous Marion coun ty young men: are serving, would general election. are insufficient. They contend I that the completed petitions must contain the signatures of five per cent of the highest number of Votes cast for justice of the state ; supreme court at the preceding be given a weekend pass awayj from the camp only once every i seven weeks, local USO workers pointed out Thursday, emphasiz ing that funds raised here are for the purpose of remedying those conditions. -2 AA77 The Cleanser that lathersiucesw u. V Am Officials said completed pe titions probably would be filed Friday attacking another law of the 1941 legislature prohibiting commercial ftshing nets In vari ous coastal streams.' It was not believed here that petitions for referendum of two 1941 laws authorizing investiga tion of voters registrations in Multnomah county would be com pleted. The proposal to refer the new textbook law was abandoned a Fifty two applicants for brokers week a when the state supreme licenses and 91 applicants for coun neia xne reierenaum Dauot salesmen's licenses will write in insufficient. This law ex- ai MtatA amintinns tn b tends the free use of textbooks to held in Medford; today. Salem PocMl and private schools. June' 17 and Portland June 18, 1 Real Estate Exams Slated The supreme court rewrote the ballot title but not in time for the referendum sponsors to obtain a sufficient number of signatures. Sprague Names Three More of POWOW dis solve grease, dirt, instead of scratching it oway. leaves your hands soft and natural, instead of rough ond red. Try it... today! Claude Murphy, state real estate commissioner, 'announced Friday. Of those writing in Portland 28 seek brokers licenses and 68 sales men's licensesi Murphy said recent improve ment of business conditions in Or real estate industry and that many J UefeilSe UllltS homes . and business properties were changing! hands in all parts of the state. "This particularly is true in t Portland and other large indus 1 trial centers, jMurphy continued. Corner JNorth Com'. and Cheme'la Street 1 Phone 7335 We Deliver Every 15 'Minutes Quart L 10C 0 Quality IN THE WEST, IT'S mi (if 9 m u in- n- I -i I ' Of 0 : i 9 , or v- xor ?o 1-lb. Can 3-lb. 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A FULL LINE OF FEEDS AND SEEDS 3 pkgs. 25c .2 bottles 25c .1-lb. pkg. 23c . ..4 pkgs. 29c ,..........29c Governor Charles A Sprague Thursday announced the person nel of three more county defense councils. These councils will cooperate with national and-state units in the defense program. Jerrold Owen, coordinator, said some of the councils would hold their first meetings next week. The Washington county coun cil consists of County Judge H. D. Kerkman, Sheriff J. W. Con- nell,-Dr. F. T. Burke, Mayor Hugh Rogers. J. W. Barney, C. T. Rich ardson, j. L. Searcy, Mrs. J. B. Twiford, Verne McKinney, P. L. Patterson, Leon Davis, Hulsboro; Mayor Cecil Koberstein, Gaston; Mayor L. B. Drake, Russell Tur ner, A. I Gregg, Robert , War rens, Hugh McGilvra, Forest Grove; Mayor William Moore, Banks; Mayor Albert Rossi, Fred Goyt, Mrs. M. C. McKercher, Leo n a r d Adams. Beaverton: Mayor Joseph Norback, Harry fccnmeizer, D. F. T. Rucker, Sher wood; Mayor John Nyberg. Tual atin. Judge Denies Linfield Gift , Suit Dismissal SPOKANE, Wash., June 12-p) -i eaenu juage Lewisi B. Schwel lenbach denied a defense motion ror dismissal Thursday of a suit against Linfield college of Mc Minnville, Ore, to recover, one of 11 pieces of property deeded the school by the late Mrs. Frances Eleanor Rose Linfield of Spokane. The suit was brought by C. D. Robinson as administrator for the estates of Edward S. and Mary c. Koss, ciaimingrthe property be longed to the now defunct Ross holding company when Mrs. Lin field transferred the deed. The plaintiff named Miss Edna Jeannette Ross of Los Angeles as heiress, but the defense declared Miss Ross had four brothers, some of whom had written saying they Uhea Olhrs Fail Use our Chinese remedien. Amazing SUCCESS for MOO years In CHINA. -No matter with what ilroent you are AF FLICTED disorder. sinuauns, beart, lung, liver, kidney, atom, ach. gas, constipation, ulcers, diabeus, fever, skin, female complaints . . 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