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Hew Secretary Receives Keys
terzrnt will be at the Rose City
Highly Active
past year, the speaker pointed out.
The longer, the wax lasts, the more
savings will people have and the
'greater will be ' the demand for
automobiles, V refrigerators, many
other v conveniences - a n d n o w
homes, perhaps the greatest po
tential factor 1 la ; the - post-war
boom foreseen by MacLachlan.
; s However, in order to promote
prosperity government must re
duce taxes, avoid a sudden cessa
tion, ol munitions : xnanuiactuter
and shipbuilding, pay bonuses to
soldiers j and "reparations to . in
dustries for: loss of - plant: Value,
he declaxerL..if'iVS;;.S' i'--.
' MacLachlan was introduced by
Francis Smith of the' Salem Re
tail Credit bureau.: Others Intro
duced ' at ' the luncheon included
Mayor L.M. Doujhton, Chief Jus
MurpliB to Iove
To Salem; Judge
Quits Many; Jobs
. The task of "moving" has proved
a Ion one for County Judge Grant
Murphy and Mrs. Murphy i who
shortly expect to make their home
at 152S North 18th street,: Salem.
When appointed to l the office
here .In 1841 by Gov; C A.
S prsgue, Judge Murphy was own
er and operator ot the Murphy
Gardner Lumber company. Drop
ping temporarily the management
of the concern, he drove between
his Stayton .home and his Salem
otQce. Following ; his election , to
Final Spragno
cemetery. , . j ,
Mi. Welsh, who was house de
tective at the Imperial .hotel In
Portland, was born m California
on February 4,11868. - In 1397
he moved to Salem,- and ; In . 1898
he 1 married : Matilda' ! Ann Duns
f orth of Salem, who! died ebout
year.ago.-rHe was si past master
of Salem lodge, AF&AM, and an
expert . rifleman at Camp Perry
during the first World' war. . In
1922 he went to Portland..
Survivors are' daughter, Mrs.
C E. Perry, Portland; ; a son,
George R. Welsh, US navy; two
granddaughters. Laura 1 Hayes,
Portland, and Mrs. Mamie Dod.
the post last fall ho sold his bus-
Industry Seen
Folloving War
" The release of a pen-up" de
mand for goods, plus the people's
ability to pay for them, add tip to
unprecedented industrial activity
and .prosperity after the war, Sa
lem chamber of commerce mem
bers were told by L. R. Mac
Lachlan, "credif doctor at their
Monday luncheon. ;T
By the end of 1943 the people's
savings will amount: to 23 billion
dollars; ' meanwhile their unful
filled wants will have piled up
iness and announced that he plan
ned to come to Salem. : 1
The Murphys owned their North
18th street residence before sell
ing the home in Stayton, but be
fore leaving the city the Judge
had to drop his job as mayor, his
position - on . the Stayton school
board, turn over the work of pre
cinct committeeman '; to another,
resign as a director of the- , tele
phone company, for which he had
been secretary treasurer,4 . resign
from the cemetery board and from
his task as manager of the IOOF
building. ; ' ; f . - " ,
"We're In the process of mov
TaHi: pompletc
Gov. Charles A. Spra sue an
nousced Monday that he had com
pleted his final message to th
1943 legislature and It is now be
ing printed
Executive department attaches
said the. message centered largely
on war defense activities and
stressed operations of the state
and county civilian defense
groups.
Gov. Sprague will retire as head
of the state government next Mon
day after serving a four-year
son, Detroit: and two trrandsone.
thur D. Hay of the state supreme
court, -all of whom began their
new duties on Monday. ;
ing, slowly, he said Monday, re
vealing that the Stayton. residence
term. Hewill resume active man
agement of The Oregon States-
Tim : Welsh, Grants Pass,, and
wamcs wexsn, ADeraeen, wasn.
even more rapidly - than in ' the
lice : J.; O. Bailey and Justice Ar-
has been sold.
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Ths OREGON STATESMAN, Calea Oregon. Tuesday Morning, January 3, IS 13
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Earl Snell, who wal become rovernor of Oregon next week, as he
. turned over his keys as secretary of state and custodian of state
bnlldinrs to Robert' S. Farrell, Jr. (rifht), his successor here,
. ,' Monday. , , . ;
farrell Take&New' Duties;
Sworn in Monday
Robert S. Farrell, jr., Portland, chosen secretary of state
at the last general election, assumed his official duties here
.....
FarrelTs first official act was that of appointing George
Flagg deputy secretary of state.
Flagg, who has served as deputy
under Earl Snell, retiring secre
tary, will continue in that capaci
ty until the close of the 1943 leg
Islaure. Flags became deputy un
der P. J. Stadelman.
Snell who will be inaugurated
us governor next Monday, said he
'would -spend most j of this week
completing his. message to the leg
islature i and holding a series- of
.conferences.
The only other new state of
ficial who assumed office here
Monday is W. E. Kimoey of Port
land, who succeeds Charles H.
Gram as state labor commission-
"ow. -Gram, who aeryed os labor
Commissioner for nearly 20 years,
was not a candidate for reelec-
. tton. '
" Three members of the state su
preme court were reelected - last
November. - They are James T.
Brand, Percy Kelly and Harry
Belt ; ' "-' ;. ; '
' A largo -number of. state of
ficials called t the atate depart
ment Monday to pay their re
spects to the' new . secretary - of
atate ; Mrs.U Farrell ' accompanied
her husband to Salem. Farrell has
rented a house here' and will move
his family to Salem within the
next few weeksJir
it.
' First meeta"ot the state board
:f control to be attended by Far
rell will be held here Wednesday
Gov. - Charles , A. Sprague, chair
man, announced. ' ,.'
. Kimsey was sworpr in by Sec
retary; of State Farrell, in the
presence of C. M. Rynerson, atate
Industrial -accident: commissioner,
and a few- other, friends. . Ryner
son represents labor on -the acci
dent commission.
Today's Menu
- Smothered pork chops, will be
. on the day's menu. -..
Fear salad -.
Smotherd pork chops
Buttered cabbage
. Baked squash cup custard,
; Jemon sauce .
. ... .'....-,
- ' Smothered Pork Chops ,
4 thick, chops
4 tablespoons flour
. Vt teaspoon salt
- i teaspoon paprika
teaspoon celery seed
1 cup boiling water,
- 6 small peeled onions ' , "
1 cup cooked peas r
4 cup milk ?
2 tablespoons cream . v
Wipe- off "Chops with damp
cloth. Roll in flour: and fit in
... greased casserole. Top with sea
aonings and water. Cover and
bake SO minutes in moderate
. oven. Add rest of ingredients
and bake 20 minutes. Uncover
and bake 10 minutes to brown
- the top
PRXNGLE Kegvlar meeting
" of the Pxinzle Women's club is
scheduled for Wednesday, with
- Mrs. Sophia- HeUlerV Mrs. - Eva
- Fairley and Mrs. Lyle : Lorenz
hostesses. There will be a no-
host covered dish luncheon, z
Dies of Injuriea , -
PORTLAND, Jan. 4-iP-Death
here Sunday of Chris Remis, C5,
'struck 'by an automobile Decem
ber 16, increased Portland's 1942
traffic toll to 57. - . - - -
mmm
And Also RaHovv Cisfross cf
f oriotiic' Femclo Wocknassl
Tt yoo wat to btdld -no red blood
corpuscle to promote mora itfftxxl
mm t4otou bkxxlMmat. 1
ttrenKta
maa viiaiity try th sm tjlaoa-iron
tonto LyU K. Flnfchms Compound
ABLETS (with adctrd troa). Tkien M
directed PlnkJbm' Tb)U mn on of
tii bet and quickest bom wsrs to gS
precjou iron into t&a tHood.
PlnUMm'S' Table U -re aiao ttrami
to retlev dtstnss of f eml functional
Knonthly dlsturtamoaa. T fala U tweaua
tf tbeir "t effect on otnt or
. Wo&akM's most ncroeTAJrr oasam.Tkea
reruiarty they tot build up resistance
against such symptoms. -
Par yeara Pinkham's Tablet nave
. been tnua belfHos tnouaawda upon
tbouaanda of uNwa Jmt -try Ureal
yourself tor SO 4aya. If you. too
Coa't benefit. JToUow label SJxcUona.
61 Circuit
Court Gases
Dismissed
! .1 ' ' '
Sixty one cases in Marion coun
ty circuit court went into the dis
card Monday as Judge EL M. Page
held annual "housed eaning," with
101 cases up for consideration.
The other 42 were continued to
specific dates.
Dismissed Monday were:
X. W. Curl vs. W. C Sullivan. H. H.
Daniels vs. Arthur H. Moore, Fire
stone . Tire it Rubber rs. Louis C
Dawes. Helen A. Wetzel vs. Alois
Wetzel. T. T. Klett vs. M. Klorfein.
Cridit Bureau Inc. i va. Morria Ktor-
teui. Leo N. ChUds va. C G. Muck
maater, Hllma Grace Johnson vs. Ern
est W. Johmon. Henry X. Morris vs.
bnil DuBata. City of Salem vs. Hattie
wiiumma, industrial : accident commis
sion vs. LeRoy .: Kins, Industrial
accutont commission vs. Ivan C. Ram.
Beyer. Alice . Layton vs. Arista Nen
del. Roy Davidson vs. Virgil Kllnger,
W. W. Rutherford vs. Xd Haslebacber.
Crater Lake National Park company
vs. Xarl Snell. secretary of state, in
dustrial Occident commission vs. Floyd
C DeHarport. George A. Raboutia Co.
vs. Mr. M. B. CUmore. ff i Mae
Perkins vs. Elmer Howard Perkins.
Valley Box Be Lumber company vs.
Salem Box Co., Inc.. Jess Filan vs.
R. B. ' Smith. Pioneer Trust Co. vs.
Schoelar.- Aut- Wrecking company,
ju. xiizgerasa
Gravel, compin
Vilas JC' Fitzgerald - vs. Washed, Sand"
ny. Viole X'
White vs. Leslie Verl White. Credit
Lucille
Bureaus. Inc., vs. Theodore M. Barr,
continental insurance company vs.
Charles E. Smith. EdKar D. Byrkit vs.
Owen-minois Pacific Coast company,
Duane E. Bradley vs. Hazel B., Bradley.-
Annie K. VirmUyea vs. H. C
Vermilyea, . industrial accident com
mission vs. William G. Lumm, unem
ploy men t compensation comnussion vs.
BUI Smith, application" of Honeywood
umiuencs, xmrware ueiyer vs. t. E.
Prime, industrial accident commission
vs. washed Sand & . Gravel company.
State Finance company vs. George R.
Claxton. Valley Credit Service vs.
Frank Martin. Albert McKay vs. Ben
Eppers. George H. Merrymart. Jr., vs.
Grey J. Muniar. Marion county vs.
Jesse J. Johns, Eva L. Blevins vs., r.
A. Blevins, Charley V. Arnold vs.
Verna ; P. Arnold, industrial accident
commission vs. William H. Henderson.
Viola- Hamilton vs. Paskel Hamilton,
Salem Sand and Gravel company vs.
Handle Distributing company. Credit
Bureaus. Inc.. 1 vs. Jennie L. Rigga,
Helen Ersula Maxfield vs. Daniel By
ron Maxfieid, Ruth Margaret, undsey
vs. Elbert B. XJndsey, Credit Bureaus,
Inc.. vs. Salem Box company. May
Winnifred Turner vs. Donald William
Turner, Genevieve Heater vs. E, M
Heater, industrial accident commis
sion vs. Richard L. Reimann, jr..
Alfred Struntz vs. Henry Zorn, De
lores A. Owens vs. Edward R. Owens,
Credit Bureaus. Inc.. vs. L. E. Gar
rison. Valley Credit Service vs. Fred
erick E. Anderson. W. O. With am vs.
Joe Vphoff, Betty B. Versteeg vs.
Vaurice B. Versteeg. State ex rel C.
H. Gram vs. Ray Magee.
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Ex-Police Chief
Here Dies; Rites
Today, Portland H
'SasBssF' ;
" Funeral services were held in
the Little Chapel of the Chimes
in Portland today at 3 p. m. for
John ) Thomas Welsh, 74, Salem
chief i of police, for eight years.
who died at 1 Providence hospital
Saturday. - Masonic lodge will
taVe part in the service, and in-
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eal Planning
in
Uartinc
We're making readjustments every
: where these days. Even . our menus
come in for drastic changes now that
so many of ; our Uken-for-granted
: foods are being drafted for service on
! other fronts. Meals are likely to be
bit topsy-turvy with eggs, for ex
ample, going oyer to the dinner
menu, and being replaced at break
fast with whole; grain cereals. But
even if foods have to be shifted
around, our meals shouldn't . . .
mustn't be lopsided or out of balance.
Nutrition's th Thing .
The pace we ve set or ourselves on
the home front makes it doubly im-.
pVrtant that we getNour fulTquota of
health and energy-giving vitamins,
; minerals, proteins and other food
j essentials. Thats where a working
i knowledge of nutrition pays divi
i dends.- If you have more than a
flavor acquaintance with foods
if you know what each contributes
to the well being of the family, then
: it is a- simple matter of nutritional
' calculation to know ' what replace
ments to make on! the menu.
For instance, If you've used, your;
quota of meat for the time, then you
i can build your menu around other
protein-rich foods such as eggs,
cheese, dried beans and peas, fish
; or fowl. '. ' : I -
Avoid Monotony
As the variety of foods grows less,?
i meals are likely to become a trifle on .
the tiresome side. Get out of the cock
ing rut by serving those day-in-and-day
-out foods a little different each
time. . ; .,'
r Wartime Homemaker's Guide)
Be sure to get your copy of THE
FAMILY CIRCLE MAGAZINE
every Tuesday. In it, youll find
Julia Lee Wright'i articles in a new
wartime uniform and chocked full of
ideas, menus, recipes and helpful
hints to see you through this culinary ,
upheaval. i ; . . . 1 . . -;;
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