The OREGON STATESMAN,' Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, December 12, 1941
PAGE FIVE
News Briefs
. Bee Dlseas Drops American
foulbrood, a dangerous infectuious
disease of bees, dropped to 2.88
per cent in 1941 in Oregon bee
colonies compared with 3.5 per
cent in 1940, the state agricultural
department announced Thursday.
In 1935, the state as a whole
showed 9.5 per cent and about
47 per cent of the apiaries were
infected. This year ' the apiaries
infected was reduced to 14.8 per
cent. . - -
Lutx florftt Ph. 9592. 12-28 N Lib
SALEM
Tw & AM,
12,' at 1:
SALEM LODGE No. 4, AF
will open Fri., Dec.
:30 p.m. to conduct
the funeral services for Henry F.
Shanks.
Coming Events
Dec. 12 DeMolay members
conduct Salem city government.
Dec 15 Bill of Rights day.
Dee. 17 Willamette univer
sity band concert.
Dec. 24 First day of Christ
mas vacation, Salem public
schools.
Dec 25 Christmas day.
Salem Vet in Hawaii Among
former Salem residents in Hawaii,
fellow veterans of the Spanish
American war said Thursday, is
Charles Savage, who was a mem
ber of Salem's company K. Sav
age, a member of the mid-valley
Claggett clan and a cousin and
war buddy of Percy Pugh of Sa
lem, has been in the islands 35
years. He is director of the terri
torial bureau of labor and indus
trial relations.
Savings insured to $5,000.00
are earning 3Mi at Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.
Ruling Made Employes of the
Portland motor vehicle testing
station are entitled to overtime
allowances when employed in ex
cess of eight hours in any one
day or 48 hours in any one Week,
Attorney General I. H. Van
Winkle held in an opinion here
Thursday. The opinion was. re
quested by Charles H. Gram,
state labor commissioner.
Black-out! Head lights "blued."
Wind and rain proof job for 75c.
Phil, the fender-man. 267 S. Com'l
Asks More Time Sam McVey
of Newberg has applied to the
district engineer of the war de
partment for an extension of time
to complete dredging operations
in the Willamette river at Ash
island near Newberg. Objections
from the standpoint of navigation
should be submitted to the engi
neer's office in Portland by De
cember 20.
Club to Dance Wisteria club
members will hold their regular
dance tonight at the Veteran's
hall and hours are from 9 to 12
o'clock.
Auction Sat., Woodry's Mart.
Fermits Granted Log hauling
permits were granted by the Mar
ion county court Thursday to
C & H Logging company and to
L. D. Mathews.
. Assessors M e e t Problems of
personal property assessment
were discussed Thursday by
assessors from Willamette valley
and mid-coast counties when they
met with Marion Assessor "Tad"
Shelton. The meeting, ordinarily
held in February, was called for
December this year because of
the change in assessment regula
tions. By discussion the group at
tempts to arrive at a close to uni
form basis for taxation.
Bargains that will surprise you
in men's suits and top coats. O,
K. Cleaners and Tailors.
Auto Struck by Train An
auto driven by Mike P. Petsche,
1805 Fairgrounds road, was
considerably damaged on the
right side just before midnight
Wednesday when struck by a
Southern Pacific switch engine
at 14th and Mission streets.
Marion Jury Gives Woman
$1535 Damages for Accident
Damages totaling $1535 were awarded Thursday by a Mar
ion county circuit court jury for Lorene West in her case against
Ivan Martin and Ella Watt. The jury deliberated approximately
an hour before bringing in its verdict.
Plaintiff had asked $5033, and Mrs. Watt has field a counter
claim for $208 damages to her
car in the accident in which she,
personally, was not' involved. The.
Fuller Brushes. Gifts that are
useful and appreciated. Phone
Fuller Brush Co. 5391.
Two Lose Purses Hazel Feid,
Salem route seven, told city po
lice she lost a billfold containing.
$18 in cash in the 400 block
State street Thursday afternoon.
Elvie Bond of Monmouth said
she lost her purse containing $20
here Wednesday.
Delta Phi rummage sale WCTU
hall, Friday Saturday. '
Meeting Scheduled C e n t r a 1
Townsend club number 6 will
meet at the courthouse tonight at
8 o'clock. Election of officers will
be the main business of the eve
ning. The party at the Moose hall
has been cancelled, it was an
nounced. Brand new $35 size 40 tailor made
top coat $25. Don't miss it. O. K.
Cleaners and Tailors.
Grange T o n i g h t An open
meeting for installation of officers
to which the public is invited is
scheduled for 8:45 tonight at
Grange hall on East D street fol
lowing the regular meeting of
Salem grange No. 17 at 8 o'clock,
officers have announced.
Meet your friends at the Humpty
Dumpty, which opens Friday un
der new management.
Uses Milk Caps The Fir Grove
dairy at Hillsboro, operated by
Edward and Herman Freuden
thal, was the first in the state to
begin use of' the new sanitary
bottle cap for grade A milk, the
state agricultural . department re
ported Thursday.
Meet your friends at the Humpty
Dumpty, which opens Friday un
der new management.
Permits Issued The city
building department Thursday
issued permits to A. A. Keene to
reroof dwelg at 404 North Win- acddent occurred February 28 at
ier .rev '.. we '" Capitol and Hood streets
street, $43, ., . . : "" J'?."
Curly's Chicken Inn- is prepared I represent Fred Erwert, in another
for the blackout and- will be open automobile damage action sched
all night: Saturday. . uled to open Thursday, the case,
that of Freddie Lucht by Fred
Nothing Taken The Guy Ir- Lucht vs. Fred Erwert by , Jacob
win slaugnter nouse at Z3tn I Erwert. was continued. Next lurv
street and Turner road was en- case is scheduled for Tuesday
tered Wednesday . night by two when that of Schneider vs. Mer
men, according to police report, ton is docketed to open
but it was believed nothing was
Blackout! Hoods for head lamDS Refining corporation vs. Allen
that comDlv with regulations. Frui company; order overruling
Phil thp fondpr.man 2R7 R rnm'l demurrer.
f a -r-. tr-r 11 V r 1 T.
i a. it. waiKer vs. ivir. ana mrs.
Election Is Today The Salem C. S. Bergan
Realty board is to elect officers W. W. Rutherford and E. M
for the ensuing year at its lunch- Rutherford vs. Edward L. Eyre
eon today at the Quelle. W. G. and company and Cherry City
Hardy is unopposed for the pres- Milling company; answer by
idency. Cherry City Milling company al
leees that the turkeys around
The Humpty Dumpty will open whkh case revolves had been as
Friday under new management. siened to Eyre company and that
and costs paid; combined over
load, $5 and costs.
, Gustav Patzer; drunken driving
trial scheduled for today post'
p'oned to December 16 at 10 ajn.
at request of defendant and on
approval of district attorney be'
cause defendant's attorney is said
to be in circuit court.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Leonard Martin Verhagen, Jr.,
21, baker, 53 North High street,
and Jean Ann Marie Ryves, 19
678 North Cottage street, both of
Salem.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Lawrence- Earl Hatfield, 1910
North Fourth street, violation of
basic rule, fined $5.
Salem Beauty Clinic, 218 N. Lib
erty. Permanent Waves $2 and up.
Shampoo and Finger Wave $1.
Ph. 5678.
Amendments Proposed S u g-
milling company held a chattel
mortgage on them; that defendant
firms were owed more by plain
tiffs than sale of the turkeys
brought.
Louis Carstensen vs. Helen
guested changes in the by-law's Carstensen; complaint for divorce
of the Salem Credit association alleging cruel and inhuman treat
will be voted on this noon at the ment; married August 1, 1929, in
luncheon meetini? of the eroup at I Portland
tho HolHpn Pheasant. Coke Garrison vs. Samuel P,
Matheny; amended complaint
Christmas Special Miller's Beau- asks $2000 general and $430 spe
ty Salon, Permanent Wave Reg. cial damages for injuries allegedly
$4. Now $2.50.
Shop
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for Xmas Gifts at
SAVE
House Coats
and Robes
A gorgeous selection of
house coats, the most prac
tical of gifts.
1,98 298 398
t. 798
Knit Paiamas
Also a practical gift.
H00 H98
E3
sustained while plaintiff was
employed as caterpillar driver for
defendant near Donald, August
7 1041 A trPA fll nntrt thp cah
ed at the Sons of Norway regular l'f the "caterpillar, inflicting per-
Lodge Meet Billed Officers
for the ensuing year will be elect
mnnthlv 1 riH ap mppt in crVioH 1 1 1 pH I
n.n fAu manent injuries
complaint al
Salem Beauty Clinic, 218 N. Lib
erty. Permanent Waves $2 and up.
Shampoo and Finger Wave $1.
Ph. 5678.
No Cootie Club Dance Friday.
Christmas Special Miller's Beau-
City Building
Permits Down
Salem provided $22,633 of Ore
gon's $1,503,548 worth of build
ihg during November, according
to the northwest building bulletin
issued Thursday.
Salem s figure was down 80 per
cent from the same month in 1940,
while the state's total was up 13
per cent.
Governor"
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John L. Child
"Governor" John L. Childs is shown
as he took office in Yreka, Cal., as
head of Jefferson, the "49th State"
in the U. S. Jefferson is made op of
five counties which "seceded" from
Oregon and California because they
were not being treated right
DeMolay Will Run City for Day
As Mayor Issues Proclamation
Youths of the Order of DeMolay today acquired the reins of
city government in Salem, with Mark Hatfield as mayor. Mem
bers of Chemeketa chapter elected to all municipal offices are to
acquire the swivel chairs of their elders at 9 ajn. -
Program for the day, in charge of Bill.Habernicht, who is
serving as treasurer, includes a I "
Retired Dean
Heads Garden
Club Here
Albany Boy Winner
CORVALLIS, Dee. ll-0P)-Gar
land Cox, Albany, won the sweep
stakes award for the fifth annual
Orego nstate corn show. Entries
will be on display Friday and
Saturday.
session of the council at 7:30 p.m.
in the council chambers. Closing
program will be a dance at the
Marion hotel, at which Edith
Mohr is to be honored as sweet
heart of DeMolay.
A proclamation for the day was
issued Thursday by Mayor W. W.
Chadwick, stating:
Whereas, In my capacity as
mayor of the city of Salem. I
believe It my doty t acquaint
the coming generation with the
responsibilities and duties of
public office, to recognize the
existence of an organized rep
resentative body of young citi
zens, namely, Chemeketa chap
iter. Order of DeMolay, and to
do all in my power to aid these
young men to realize the Im
portance and significance of
1 ocal government in the emerg
ency that now confronts us:
Therefore, with these views
in mind, and to aid our young
er generation to become an In
telligent voting public, I here
by, by the powers vested in me,
do proclaim Friday, December
12, to be DeMolay day In the
dty of Salem."
Dr. Frank M. Erickson, retired
dean of Willamette university,
was elected president Thursday
night of the Salem Men's Garden
club.
Other officers chosen are Du
D. H. Schuke, vice president;
Earl T. Brown, treasurer; C A. .
Cole, C. A. Kells and James Mc-
Gilchrist, directors.
Winners in the informal flower
show were Kells, first and third. .
and McGilchrist, second,
Miserable With A
IAD COLO?
Just try! pisoVa-tro-nolnpeadi
nostril. It (1) shrinks swollen mem
branes, (2) soothes irritation, and (3)
helps clear cold -clogged yJf-CK
nasal passages. F6I- vim i-9
low the complete di- Ti?5L.
rections in folder. VAT&tO-ROL
Harriet A. Erb estate; ap
praised at $6334.49 by L. E.
Kleinke. W. F. Campbell and B. E.
Edwards.
June Harris estate; final ac
count by Carrie Harris Glasgow,
administratrix; hearing set for
January 20, 1943.
Anton Henry Lies estate; sec
& Picnic Style Roasts Young Pig Choice Steaks l
IlgiL PORK 2511
SLICED PIG PORK LIVER
lb. 170
Water Board to Plan
Protection of Supply
ty Salon, Permanent Wave Reg. Qnd semi.armual account shows
$4. Now $2.50. reeeints of $618.47. expenditures
of $481.40, credits of $7235.50;
Pioneer Trust company, execu
I tor, authorized to turn over au
tomobile to Frances Hartman,
legatee; report approved.
Routine business and a report Ailie L. Bryan estate; Bessie
on measures taken to protect the M. Elof son, administratrix, grant-
city's water supply and commis- J ed final decree. - t t
sion properties are scheduled for JUSTICE COURT
tonight's regular meeting of the Raymond Peter Berger; two
Salem city water commission, charges of overload on trailer
Manager C. E. Guenther said axle; two fines of $5 each and
Thursday night. 1 costs, one fine suspended, other
Guaranteed
Tender
Sirloin
ysters,L2Sc f!S.5c
Boiling Cuts Genuine .Steer Pot Roasts
3.4vic BEEF 2.9k
KAMPFER'S
"BETTER
MEATS"
KAMPFER'S
OBITUARY
1 Shanks
Henry F. Shanks, at his home,
195 South Cottage street,. Salem,
Tuesday, December 9, at the age
of 68 years. Survived by wife,
Mrs. Josephine Shanks of Salem;
sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Hurst,
and brother-in-law, J. W. Mary
field, both of Silverton; also four
nephews and one niece. Services
will be read Friday, December
12, at 2 p. m. from the Clough-
Barrick chapel with Dr. Fred
I Taylor and Dr. J. C. Harrison of
ficiating. Ritualistic services by
Salem lodge No. 4, AF & AM.
(Concluding services at City View
cemetery.
grandchildren. Services will be j
held Saturday, Dec. 13, at 10:30
a.m. from Clough-Barrick chapel.
with interment in City View
cemetery.
Christenson
Isaac Christenson, late of Kings
Valley, at a local hospital No
vember 9, at the age of 39 years.
Body shipped by Walker and
Howell funeral home to Corvallis
for services and burial.
Wagner
Mr3. M. J. Wagner, of route two,
Salem. December 11. Widow of
M. J. Wagner; mother of J. L.
Wagner, J. A. Wagfter, Ben Wag
ner of Salem, C. R. Wagner of
Lodi. Calif.: Mike Wagner of
Glendale, Ore., Mrs. J. A. Braun-
berger, Miss Betty Wagner of Sa
lem, Mrs. Mary Rieb of Delia,
Alberta, Canada. Also survived by
one brother, O. G. Loeffelbein,
San Diego, Calif., and one sister,
Mrs. M. Kindopp of Calgary, Alta.,
Canada; 20 grandchildren and 10
great grandchildren. Funeral an
nouncements later by Clough-
Barrick company.
Bacon Back 53c lb.
Mild cured, evenly streaked ba
con, packed with tantalizing fla
vor for cheery breakfasts!
Manvanilla Stuffed Olives,
33c pint
Plump green olivet stuffed with
pimento each a tempting
mouthful of piquant flavor!
Sliced Boiled Ham, 63c lb.
Delightful flavor for sandwiches
and snacks so convenient to
use!
Swift's Chili Con Carna
35c lb.
Choice ground meat with spar
kling chili epices. Serve it for
delicious menu variety!
Hy-Te-Fine All-Purpose
494b.
Sack
$31
For Cheery Breakfasts!
Dated Grade A
Large Eggs
dozen 810
A dozen 410
My-Te-Fine t-lb.
Loaf Cheese, CSc ea.
A fine gift for that special
friend.
Tasty Spread Cheese,
Two 5-ox. J&rs 27c
Smooth, tpreadable cheese
in dainty re-usable glass
jars.
Mild Trip Cheese, lie lb.
Delicate-flavored mild
ly cured for mellowness.
Wisconsin Sharp Cheese 43c lb.
Full flavored, nippy
cheese. Sharp and snappy.
Delicatessen Section
SLIPS
Values to 1.49.
ft00
Munkers
W. S. Munkers, former resi
dent of Salem, at Holtville, Calif.,
Saturday, December 6, at the age
of 61 years. Brother of Mrs. Nelle
Burgette of Nehalem, Mrs. Mar
garet Henderson of Chehalis,
Wash.. Mrs. Cora Teter of Salem
and Mrs. Aenene Barrick of Al
bany; survived also by four
nieces. Announcement of services
later by Clough-Barrick company.
SSHi
MH1OT MS!
3.90 4 98 6.98 q 10.95
Buy Kler L GoaS
. , : Every Coat on Sale
9.69 10.95 12.95 18.95
Wilkerson
Mrs. Rebecca Wilkerson, 95
years, 11 months and 10 days old.
Survived by children, Mrs. Alma
McWhorter and Leonard Wilker
son of Salem, Miles and Maurice
Wilkerson of Cambridge, Idaho;
grandchildren, Hue Wilkerson,
Harry McWhorter and Lois Knox
of Salem, Lizzie Little of Klam
ath Falls, Nellie Gausted of Port
land; seven grandchildren in Ida
ho; three great grandchildren and
two great great ' grandchildren.
Funeral services Friday, Decem
ber 12, at 1:30 p. m. from Walker
and Howell, funeral home witn
Rev. Paul Petticord ... officiating.
Concluding services in City View
cemetery.
Sherman
At the residence, 764 North 15th
street, December 11, George A.
Sherman. Member of Presbyterian
church. Survived by widow, Elma,
and two sons, Wesley and Ever
ett, all of Salem; brother, A. L.
Sherman, Yakima, Wash., and W.
W. Sherman, Entiat, Wash.; sis
ters, H. Irene Brooks, Pasadena,
Calif., and Mrs. J. J. Wilson, En
tiat, Wash. Funeral services will
be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, De
cember 13 from the Rose-Lawn
funeral home, with Rev. W. Ivrin
Williams officiating. Ritualistic
services by Masonic lodge No. 50.
Pres-lo-Logs
A clean, economical fuel.
f3(D)c
Dozen
Colored Pres-To-Logl
98 c
Box
of 4
Ready for Instant Use I
Prepared
Dread Dressing
23
Mellow and Fragrant Loaded with
Nuts and Fruits!
My-Te-Fine Fruit Cako
0 Pound
LiMcioua fruit cake for holiday deaierU. made
with flneat hand-sliced fruiti and nut, flavorec
with brandy and sherry wine. Aged to smooth,
mellow perfection! Keeps well. rve this rich
and delicious fruit cake often this holiday season!
Dan-Dee Fruit Cake, 39c lb.
Made with choice fruits and nuts. Cut to order.
Fruit Bread, 15c loaf
Smooth-textured, fruit-filled bread, makes 4.
llclou toast.
Ship to Your Boy in Campl
Rookie Cookies
SWEATERS J,.,
1.00
PURSES MID GLOVES
1.00
Waters.
Charles B. Waters, 35, at a lo
cal hospital November 10. Funeral
announcements later by TerwilU-ger-Edwards
funeral home.
PUDE SILK nOSIEQY XL
1
79c
Busey K:- f
Charles Henry Busey, late resi
dent of 1648 S. Cottage street, Sa
lem, Thursday, Dec. 11, at the age
of 68 years. Husband of Mrs. Nora
E. Busey; father of Virgil C; Bu
sey. of Camp Clatsop, and Regi-
357 Conrt SL I n aid W- of Salemr brother, of
li Walter Rimmt' nf Anchorage.
Tempting Oregon Delicacies Ready for Mailing.
The Fifth Avenuo
Gift Pack
Pkg.
Crisp, will eajoced
bread chunks. Just add
water or soup stock for
a delicious dressing.
JEnourh for a 12 to 15
pound turkey.
89
Box
Tempting- chocolate
erunch cookies, packed
in gay gift box. Ap
proximately 10 60MI1.
appreciate.
A girt the set-rice boy
wui ai
$C.98
A Wf-
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Packed with Applenut Par
falt on dozen individual
fruit cakes. Oregon prunes,
walnuts, 2-pound cheese, sal
mon, clams, tunar candied
fruits in silver foil holiday
box. Wrapped for mailing
without charra
Tho Dan-Doo
Gift Pack
$2-98
Fruit Cake, Applenut Pap.
fait, preserves, apple juice,
walnuts and filberts
tempting Oregon foods
that out-of -staters 'will appreciate.
Decorated Cakes for AU Occasions
frW Mtym Mtttmrf f active
The Salad Ensemble
Gift Pach
f.50
$3
Cm
Lovely plastic salad bowl with
matching fork and epoon.
packed with choice salad ln
rradlents and dressings.
Wrapped for mailing, without
charge the outstanding girt
under any Chrlstmaa tre! .
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Prices Good Friday Thru Monday
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Balem'g Favorite Holiday Desserts !
Christmas
Ice Cream
LOG ROLL
Red peppermint - tras M
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Christmas Drlck
25c
Creamy vanUla Vriek
bao-ahapM eca
! tampUna Plsta-
Ealad tea cream!
Grocery Bldff. li8 N. liberty
r Fred Uejer DeUestessem and Ca&dy SecUsa
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