TEm ORZGOlt STATESMAXI, Salexxu Oregon. Wednesday "Morning. Juno 25. 1S41
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r Local News Briefs
YMCA Official
Lad Still Missing Donald Dean j Coming Events
WUSOn, 12, WHO disappeared um
his home at Aumsville Friday, was
reported Tuesday by bis lather,
R. D. Wilson, as still missing. The
boy left a note behind saying he
was going, to Portland.' . He was
described as weighing 90 pounds,
being live, feet, one inch high,
wearing overalls and a blue-gray
plaid jacket. The father asked
anyone knowing of the boy's
whereabouts to notify the state
police.
Lutx florist P. 8591 1278 N. Lib.
Returns From Study Follow
ing completion of an Intensive 12
week electrical course at Fort
Monroe, Va., Staff Sgt Henry
Singer returned to Salem late
Monday. He drove a new car
from Detroit Mich. He is to re
port at Fort Stevens Monday
where he will be attached to the
coast artillery.
Paul A. Harsch, C. S. B. of To
ledo, Ohio, member of The Board ... Leis has been given permis-
June Z7 Missouri club, .
246H North Commercial street
July 20 Oklahoma state
picnic, state fairgrounds 10 ajnu
Burdette to Convention D r.
Leslie R. Burdette, Salem, im
mediate past president and now
trustee of the American Cytome
tric association, leaves this week
for Atlantic City, NJ, where he Is
to attend the 44th annual conven
tion and educational congress of
the association June 20-July 4 at
the Ambassador hotel. Business
and educational sessions will fea
ture latest developments in op
tometric science presented' by na
tionally-known educators and lec
turers,. Dr. Burdette declares.
Permits Granted Permits to
haul logs over, certain Marion
county roads have been granted
to Jack Underwood and to Webs
ter Williams by the county court
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Former Pedagogue Tells Reason
For Forging Check to Court;
McMalian Ponders Sentence
Waiving grand jury hearing, E. P. Schlinkert .pleaded guilty
to charges of forgery Tuesday before Judge L. H. McMahan, who
sent the former college instructor, back, to jail while he consid
ered the sentence. : " ' ".--
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of Lectureship of The Mother
Church. The First Church of
Christ Scientist in Boston, Massa
chusetts, will deliver a free lec
ture on Christian Science In the
Salem Senior High School Audi
torium, 14th & D St, on Friday,
June 27that;8 p. m.
' Perry to Gearhart J. C. Perry,
Salem druggist and new member
of the state board of pharmacy,
left Tuesday night for Gearhart
to attend the annual convention!
'of the Oregon State Pharmaceuti
cal association, being held today
through Friday He is scheduled
' to explain the 1941 legislature's
pharmacy laws to the delegates.
Safety of your savings Is Insured
at Salem Federal, 130 S. Liberty
Officers Meet M embers of
Marion chapter, Reserve Officers
association, are to hold their reg
ular group school meeting at the
Argo hotel tonight at 6:30 o'clock
with Major M. S. Hotchkiss here
from Eugene to give instruction
and information. All reserveVof
ficers have been requested to at
tend. '
Spring wall paper, Mathis Bros.
, Work Frorresslna Work of
cutting brush from the south ri
ver road right-of-way is progress
ing in spite of the rain, the coun
ty engineer's office reported
Tuesday. Inclement weather is
cutting considerably into the road
oiling early summer program, it
was said.
Boeder Gets Doctorate Wesley
S. Roeder, Willamette university
graduate and social science in
structor at Salem high school, left
Salem- Tuesday for Los Angeles to
receive the degree of doctor of
education at the University of
Southern' California.
For Sale: Good upright piano.
$50. Phont 8353.
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Band to Practice Practice in
preparation for the Eugene pa
geant will be held by the Salem
high school band Wednesday night
from 7:30 to 8:30. Ninth grade
band students who will be in
school next year have been asked
to attend.
Piano prices advancing. Buy now,
old prices. Tallman's 469 State
street
Obituary
sion to move a thresher with a
tractor over a specified stretch of
roadway. Permit to haul logs not
more than 40 feet long over cer
tain streets has been granted to
O. E. Gardiner, Stayton, by the
city of Salem.
Meeting Scheduled Directors
and officers of the United Hospi
tal association for service men
are to meet at the Quelle res
taurant at noon today., The 50-50
club was the first organization to
bring in its assessment of 5 cents
per -member for the association
and the auxiliary to the VFW
was second, according to xvirs.
Bertha Ray, secretary.
Moved to Jail Stena Frederick-
was moved to tne coumy jau
Tuesday from a Salem hospital,
where sheriffs deputies took her
last week for observation. Her
arrest was on a new warrant is
sued on 1940 indictments on two
check counts.
To Get Degree Wesley Roe
der, a member of the Salem high
school faculty, will leave today
for Los Angeles where he will
study for his doctor's degree in
education at the University of
Southern California.
Hogs Gone Five hogs he had
kept fenced in near his junk yard
were, taken when the fence was
broken down Monday, W. H. Has
kins has reported to city police.
The animals weighed from 100 to
120 pounds apiece, Haskins said.
Clubs to Meet Townsend club
number four is to meet at 7:30
tonight at Highland school. The
public has been invited to attend
the 8 o'clock meeting of club num
ber. 14 tonight
Passes Examination Dr. How
ard Damon received word Tues
day that he had passed his state
board examinations in optometry,
which he took in Portland earlier
In the month.
Subject Announced "The Vis
ion of the Soul" is the topic slated
for the Truth study class meet
ing tonight at 155 South Liberty
street
Auction, Thurs.. nite. Woodrys.
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Picnie Postponed The Missouri
club picnic planned for June 29
has been postponed, officers said
Tuesday. They stated that a hew
date would be set soon. -
Picnie Slated The annual pic-
I nic of former Salem residents now
Lawrence Todnem,- Peking, who
was decorated by the Chinese
government In 1921 for distin
guished service in famine relief
work, will be the guest of honor
at the Rotary dub luncheon to
day. China Topic
Of Speech
Lawrence Todnem, North Chi
na secretary for the national com
mittee of Chinese YMCA's, who is
on his fourth visit to America In
the 28 years of his service, will
address the Rotary "club at Its
luncheon meeting at the Marion
hotel today. He is a member of
the Peking branch of the club.
Todnem, a graduate of Dakota
Wesleyan university, served ; on
the staff of the Portland YMCA
before sailing to China in 1915 as
a representative of the Interna
tional committee of the YMCA for
the United States and Canada..
He plans to return to Peking in
late October. Mrs. Todnem was
formerly Miss Annie Laurie Wal
dron, a member of the 1914 grad
uating class of Willamette university.
Civil Defense
Chief Praises
Oregon Action
Oregon's plan to enroll a force
of volunteer civil reserves meets
the requirements of the United
States government Gov. Charles
A. Sprague was advised Tuesday
in a letter from Mayor Fiorello
H. LaGuardia of New York City,
national director of civilian de
fense.
"It is apparent that these mat
ters are In good hands, and that
yon and the officials charged
with the responsibility of the
protection of life and property
are fully alert to your duties,"
La Guardia wrote.
LaGuardia added that his of
fice would issue instructions to the
states for further defensive mea
sures. Alfred P. Kelley, commander of
the Oregon department of the
American Legion, telegraphed the
governor Tuesday that the Legion
would give the state "its full co
operation in the home defense
program."
Kelley also asked the 120 Le
gion posts in the state to cooper
ate with county defense councils
in enrolling the volunteers.
Caves
i Andrew Caves, late resident, of
205 Bellevue street, Salem, at a
tiAenltal Caturlov .Tun 91 I C .4 1 Tun. fo of T .aiiiAltiure
Announcement of services later park, officers in chargesaid Wed-1 1 O 1 XlKC JtLiXQlllS
by Clough-Barrick company.
living in Portland will be held Saleill OOlllier
Rollins
At the residence, Crabtree,
Ore.,' Monday, June 23, Edgar T.
Rollins, aged 80 years. Husband
of Rose M. Rollins and father of
Hubert B. Rollins and Mrs. Hazel
L. Johnson of Crabtreet; brother
nesday.
Sell House The J. E. Tryons
have sold their home on Fair
mount Hill and have taken up
their residence at the Royal Court
apartments. ,
of Fred E. Rollins and Miss Grace Firm UiailgCS Hands
M. Rollins of Newbergr Funeral
services will be held under the
direction of the ; W. T. Rigdon
company, at Mt Crest Abbey
mausoleum Wednesday, June 25
at p.m. Rev. Guy L. Drill will of
ficlate.
REEDSPORT, June 24-)-The
Winchester Lumber company was
taken over Tuesday by the E. K.
Wood Lumber company with no
change of personnel other than
appointment of A a general mana
ger.
FORT STEVENS, June 24 Priv.
William B. Crary, of the 249th
C. A. Medical detachment, a form
er student of Salem, has been
transferred to Fort Winf ield Scott
Calif., where he will attend the
West Point Preparatory school
there.
Crary will undergo entrance
Schlinkert, a middle-aged man
dismissed - recently from county
custody after he had paid the $13
he was convicted of gaining by a
forged check, told the court his
experiences " since regaining his
freedom. - - ..:.
In the well-turned phrases of a
former pedagogue (he Is declared
by persons who have known him
many years to have taught higher
mathematics and a foreign. langu
age in a midwestern college of
good repute) he drew a verbal
picture of; his labors as a cherry
picker, how cold and wet were
the branches v where he worked,
how he fell and hurt his shoulder,
how a kind employer brought him
to Salem to a doctor," giving him
first a nip-of whiskey, to warm
him and lessen the pain. "
Liquor, always his downfall he
said, proved the, cause of his cur
rent trouble, according to Schlin
kert A bottle of fortified -wine
blanked his mind, he declared as
he admitted he had probably
written a check to a downtown
shoe store signing to it the name
of the cherry grower for whom he
had worked.
CIRCUIT COURT
State of Oregon vs. Clyde Ham-
rick, indicted on a charge of lar
ceny by bailee; trial set for Thurs
day morning at 9 o'clock.
-Ernest Smith vs. Jack Lips
comb; contempt proceedings con
tinued to today before Judge E. M.
Page.
William Arthur Scott vs. Beu
lah Mary Scott; order of default
and decree of divorce to plain
tiff, giving him custody of two
minor children.
Otto Fischer vs. P. J. Etzel; mo
tions for order requiring plaintiff
to specify speed in miles per hour
at which defendant was traveling
during time concerned and order
to make complaint more definite
and certain.
Julia Burk vs. Samuel L. Burk;
order of default and decree of di
vorce restoring plaintiff name of
Julia Terhune. !
Leo H. Worti vs. Ethel Work
complaint for divorce, alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment
married April 27, 1940, at Wood-
burn.
Credit Bureaus, Inc., vs. Gus
Newman; complaint asking judg
ment for sum of $375 plus interest
and costs.
Cloyd A. Cox vs. Olive M. Cox
default order and decree of di
vorce giving custody of six minor
children to plaintiff.
David Harbert by Melvin Har-
bert guardian, vs. John Ramage
and others; judgment for $3800.
Woodrow S. Shrum vs. Helene
Shrum; order of default and de
cree of divorce giving custody of
on minor child to defendant;
plaintiff to pay defendant $20 a
month for three and a half months
and after that $10 month sup
port money for minor child.
PROBATE COURT -
Alois Titze guardianship; order
sets hearing on proposed appoint
ment of Minnie Zimmerman as
guardian for July 11, 10 a. m.
Frederick J. Lafky estate; proof
of claim of R. L. Orem.
Van M. Lowman estate; final
account filed.
Walter Alexander Swingle; or
der approving final account and
directing final account
Adam Hoch estate; order ap
proving final account and direct
ing distribution.
Herman Wacken estate; order
approving final account
Harriet M. Durkheimer estate;
appeal Ly Charles F. Mack authorized.
Sarah E. Henson estate: Marry
Rose M. McGuire:. violation of
basic rule; $5. fine,;' ,
Robert B. Fultonr'.no muffler:
SZ.50 fine. v. . , V .
Reed H. Nelson; violation of ba
sic rule; $2.50 fine. : ; ,
; MARRIAGE LICENSES
. Kenneth Plenge, 1 30, ? laborer,
route three, and Rowena Westen
house, 19, secretary, route three,
both of Salem. r t , ; : . .
Everett Hay, 25, clerk, Boeing
Aircraft, Seattle, and Grace Leek,
22, nurses attendant, 1315 ' Plaza
street, West Salem.
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Teacher Jobs
Obtained by
WU Graduates
Teaching positions for the com
ing school year have been se
cured by several Willamette uni
versity graduates of ' this year's
class, according to Irma Oehler
Abbott, placement secretary. In
cluded among graduates of for
mer years who have shifted their
locations is Verdele Ragsdale who
will transfer to Camas after hav
ing taught and coached at White
Salmon.
Placements for this year's class
Include: Margaret Wright of Port
land to teach . in Heppner high
Thomas Terjeson of Helix, Camas
high; Mary Head of Portland,
Redmond high; Justin Weekley
from Camas teach and coach at
Grants Pass high; Helen Meyer
of Salem, Lexington, high; Paul
Bennett of Portland, Astoria jun
ior high; David Leek of Salem,
Arago high.
Shifts In graduates of former
years include: Muriel White prev
iously at Roseburg, goes to West
Linn; Gertrude Roenicke from
Philomath to Condon; George Ab
bott from LaGrande to Dallas;
Barbara Crookham from Cascade
Locks to McMinnville; Antoinelle
Lambert from Airlie to Canyon
ville; Saymour Feathers from
Canby to Umatilla; Paul Cam
mack from Bend will' be principal
at Gates.
Youth Learns
Firecrackers
Are Painful
Nine-year-old Don Malcolm has
had sufficient punishment for his
violation of a city ordinance, the
laws of nature and an order is
sued by his father, city firemen
who gave the lad first-aid for
severe firecracker burn early this
week opined Tuesday.
-. City regulations forbid use of
fireworks except by . permit or
a the fourth of July and young
Malcolm's father had Issued
strict orders that his son was U
hold no lighted firecrackers. But
the boy, who lives at 2S4 West
Miller street, couldn't wait for
the. proper day to declare his
Independence. He had his hand
back , ready to throw a small
nolsemaker when the explosion
occurred, breaking the skin and
burning and bruising two fin
gers, firemen said. . ,
Arthur Johnson, 14, of Brooks,
walked into the east Salem fire
station Monday to receive first aid
for a leg cut by his bicycle chain.
: Marvin Hamman, seven, who
lives nine miles out of Salem In
Mission Bottom, received first aid
and was taken to a doctor in the
first aid car after he had caught
and cut his heel between the
sprocket and chain of a bicycle.
Buddy Stark, three, of 555 South
17th street, was treated at the sta
tion for a smashed right thumb.
Beverly Crusen, 19, who suf
fered from shock when she fell
on ft bottle en North Front street
sad cut her left hand, was given
first aid. "
A second-degree burn from hot
lard poured over her right hand
was sustained by Magdelene Roth,
18, 29 Fairhave avenue, Tuesday
night
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Get Tribute
For Service .
State Supreme
Court Reverses
Damages Case
A Coos county circuit court de
cision awarding $4000 damages to
Wilma M. W ilk ens against the
Western States Grocery company
was reversed by the state supreme
court here Tuesday and a new
trial ordered.
Mrs. Wilkens claimed damages
for injuries she said she suffered
when she fell down a flight of
steps t the defendant company's
store in Marshfield.
The supreme court decision, by
Justice Hall S. Lusk. granted the
new trial because Circuit Judge G.
F. Skipworth had instructed the
jury that the grocery company
was charged with the duty of
maintaining the steps in good condition.
Judge Skipworth was sustained
in another decision by the high
court in granting a divorce in
Lane county to Mary 11. Metcalf
from Louis E. Metcalf. The court
granted her custody of their five
children and $25 a month alimony.
Service of two retiring Salem
public school teachers drew from
school directors at thir Inc muf.
ing of the year Tuesday night the iWT T flvrirll 1 n to
following resolution: I TV J JL U.U. lid l5
Whereas, teachers reaching the
retirement age under the tenure
law must retire from active serv
ice, and
Whereas, Miss Mabel Murray
and Mr. Merritt Davis have this
year reached retirement age, and
Whereas, Miss Mabel Murray
has given 22 years of faithful and
sacrificial service In the Salem
schools' as an elementary teacher
and principal, and
Whereas, Mr. Merritt Davis has
given 30 years of faithful and sac
nficial service in the Salem
schools as teacher and head of the
senior high school commercial de
partment
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the board of directors of the Sa- if a II KOAfH
lem school district mKT. i VW WlUU
takes this means .of mrMt!nir in
T r . I ELSINORK
a small way ine Sincere apprecia- Thursday Billinn U Armstront
v.. j: j uon OI ine UlStrict for thfir mn- onc revue on luic nn sniTicy.
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appear to answer .petition by An
nie Fellows, also daughter of de-
examinations during the first part ceased, that certain monies ad
of the week, and if successful, will
enter the three-month course. The
course is designed especially to
prepare enlisted men for the en
trance exams for acceptance at
the J army military academy at
West Point
Crary is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Crary of Salem and was' last
fall picked as 1st alternate in the
Oregon senatorial appointment to
West Point
SALEM'S NEWEST THEATRE
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Doom Open 6:45 P.M. LOUIS-CONN FIGHT .
I . Thnrsday - Friday . ; I riaikES
: - - On the Stage
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vanced to her during Mrs. Hen
son's lifetime be set off against
her Interest In estate.-
JUSTICE COURT
Leo M. Thornton; defective
warning device on motor vehicle;
continued for sentence.
Carl Wood; assault and battery;
S3 and costs. .
max ztyiana; driving past an
other vehicle when view ahead
not clear; $5 and costs.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Hilliard R. Young; reckless
driving; $25 fine.
nil Den w a l k e r: reverse
turn; $1 fine.
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PARRISH
Is Promoted
Word that Ray A. Schmalle,
Willamette graduate of the class
of 1922, has been promoted to the
post of assistant manager of the
Modesto office of the Anglo Cali
fornia National bank, was receiv
ed here recently. He served ten
years as an assistant cashier with
the Oakland office of the institution.
Mrs. Schmalle, the former
Grace Townsend of Salem, is the
daughter of Mrs. J. F. Bauman,
213 North 23rd street The couple
has one son.
Bricks and other rabble Utter the street outside the shattered buDdings
In Birmingham, after one of a series of air raids en the British In
dustrial city.
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SneU Outlines Plans to Prevent
Fourth of July Traffic Toll
'Put Safety First dn the Fourth! '
With this slogan, Earl SneU, secretary of state, has launched
an intensive campaign to prevent traffic accidents in Oregon
during the coming Fourth of July holidays. Last year, traffic ac
cidents claimed a toll of five lives I
in this state and Snell hopes to
eliminate this toll entirely this
year.
"Chief factors in holiday ac
cidents are crowded traffic con
ditions, thoughtlessness on the
highways and fatigue on long
trips," SneU declared. "By elim
inating' these factors, we can
avoid virtually all accidents on
oar highways and streets."
The secretary of slate listed
these precautions for motorists
during the holiday travel:
1 When caught In long line of
cars, don't become impatient and
take dangerous risks trying to
pass cars. Stay in line till there is
adequate room to pass safely.
z rvever pass on curves or
when the white line is on your
side of the center stripe.
3 At recreation areas, watch
for children playing or pedestri
ans crossing the road.
4 On long trips, avoid driving
when sleepy or drowsy; avoid
driving directly after heavy
meals.
5 Hold down speed on the
highway, especially on curves.
Carlson in "West Point
ution in influence and service widow
to the children of Salem, and its Saturday Robert Taylor. Maureen
sincere best wishes for the future,
And be it further resolved that
this resolution be made a part of
the district minutes and a copy of
this resolution be given to each of
the retiring teachers.
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OSC Prospects
Get Dance Bid
Students planning to enter Ore
gon State college this fall will be
special guests at a rally dance to
be held at Hazel Green from 6 to
8 p.m. June 29 under the aus
pices of the College Booster club
for Marion county.
The event, patterned after the
rally dances held In the Memorial
Lnion building on the campus.' Is
to be attend by present students rridST - Don BaTry
as wen as prospective ones. .:
' Booster clubs, organized in each
county, are -headed by' Dave
Baum. -Jack Hayes, Brooks, Is
county president; llene Paulson,
Salem, vice, president,, and" Flor
ence Upjohn, secretary. s,
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O'Sullivan in "Billy the Kid." Keith
Douglas. Luaille Fairbanks in "Pass
ace from Uonalcona."
GKAND
Today Herbert Marshall. Virginia
Bruce in "Adventure in washing
ton." Frank Craven. Edgar Buchan
an in "The Richest Man in Town."
Saturday Ann Miller. Rosemary Lane
in 'Time out ior ivnjrcnm. jacKi
Cooper, Jane Withers in "Her First
Beau." -
CAPITOL
Today Rudy Vallee. Helen Parrish In
"Too Many Blondes. 11m noil in
"Robbers of the Range."
Saturday Prise ilia Lane, Ronald Bea-
Barry. Al St. John In "Texas Ter
rors. .
HOLLYWOOD
Today Sabu In "The Thief of Bat-
dad. Johnny Downs. Barbara Al
len. Jerry Colonna in "Melody and
Moonlisht."
Thursday John Howard, Ellen Drew,
A mm Tanurotx in rexas nangers
Ride Again." Jeanette MacDonald.
Nelson Eddy In "Bitter Sweet."
LIBEKTT
Today Hugh Herbert. Anita Louise tn
"The Villain suu i-ursoea Mer. - biu
Elliott in "Prairie Schooners."
In "One Man's
Law." Kent Taylor. Linda Hayes In
STATE
TocUy - Don Amectw, Betty CrabU, I
Mimm. 4m TVf AMatU
VU. IIBCII JOiiaiHUI asa wwa fUfw
tine Way. Cary Grant, Victor Me
Laclen. Douslas Fairbanks, jr. in
"dmn Din."
Thursday Humphrey Bogart. Ida
.Ludum ta MJKtt sierra, ueorg
Brent, Ann Sheridan in. "Honeymoon
'for Three." -
Saturday midnijrht Fred MacMur
ray, Madeleine carrou in virfinia."
Service Club
Shown Film
Largely as a result of credit ed
ucation the amount lost through
bankruptcies in the Salem area
daily has been reduced from $500
to $300, according to Francis W.
Smith, manager of the Salem Cre
dit bureaus, who spoke before the
Kiwanis club at its luncheon
meeting Tuesday.
Between August 1, 1939, and
the same date in 1940, $180,000
was lost in bankruptcies as com
pared to $45,000 for the first five
months of this year. Smith said.
An insight into the workings of
a credit bureau and the service It
gives its customers was given by
the showing of a special film by Lv.
Whitehouse.
Girls Rescue
Two in River
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Auto Mishap
MARSHFIELD, Ore., Jane 24
(JP)-Tw9 teen-age girls rescued
the parents of one from an
automobile submerged In It
feet of water near Gold Beach,
it became known Tuesday with
the entry of Mrs. F. R. Moisan,
Eastslde, Ore., Into a hospital
for treatment. ! -
The ear, driven by Moisan,
Eastslde mayor, went over a 4t
foot embankment Into the
Rogue river Sunday. Annamae
Chabot, If, of Marshfield, ex
tricated herself and towed Mol
ftan, who could not swim, to
shore. Lois Moisan, IS, pulled
her mother from the ear and,
aided by Miss Chabot who re
turned to the ear, took her to
safety.
Governor Set
For Trip to
Boston Meet
Gov. and Mrs. Charles A
Sprague will: leave Portland by
train tonight for Boston, Mass., to
attend the national" conference of
governors. The governor will ad
dress the conference on the sub
ject, "America's Stake in the Pa
cific." When Gov. Sprague crosses the
Oregon border at about 5 o'clock
Thursday morning, Senate Pres
ident Dean Walker of Indepen
dence will automatically become
acting governor. One of his first
tasks as acting chief executive
will be to appoint a successor to
the late Sen. Walter El Pearson on
the state emergency -board.
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TAKE THE G2AKJ3
CISSLETOUS
To New York and San
Francisco from your .
home station and back '
again over a number of
.routes.' ..r-
$90 Round Trip In
Coaches. '-''-; -..
$135 Round Trip in
Pullman Sleeping Cars.
Berth Space extra.
On your trip go one
way, return another
Stop-over anywhere
you wish enroute. -
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Empira Builder
Go East this summer for your
vacation. Visit peat metropolitan
cities.' Play on the beaches of
another ocean at Atlantic seaside
- resorts. Watch Congress in action
at the nation's capitol. Learn his
tory at first hand at scores of
America's noie4.ihrinef:.f,
Go East on the Emrre Builder,
famed fccr its service and hospi
tality. Excellent acccnmodations ,
in Luxury Coaches, Tourist and .
Standard Pullman sleeping cars.
Enjoy those famous low-cost Great
Northern meals. For details ask:.
Local Agent er Write C L. Bisch
ff , ' T.PA S3 S . Americas Bank
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THROUGH TO CHICAOO WITHOUT CHAXOS
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