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Th r OREGON STATESMAir. Salem.
Oregon Friday Morning. March S. 1S13
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Hitler Greets Spanish Representative
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I New Volcano Puts on Show
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Lutz florist Ptu 9592. 1276 N. Lib.
Anniversary I Noted - The city
YMC A secretary, C. A. Kells, com
. pleted his 22nd year . In Salem
Thursday, He arrived in Salem on
March 4, 1921, to discuss Y mat
ters with, Paul Wallace, John Far-
rar and the late- W.' I.: Staley. He
J was then educational, secretary of
... the V .in Oregon . and Idaho. On
. March 13 he became a. Salem res-
1 Ident. During the first World war
, he directed YMCA ; work , in " a
. group of Canadian lumber camps.
Boxing All army matches 12
" bouts. Adm. 50c, " 75c; service
t' men, 25c; Salem Armoryt Friday,
March 5, 8:15 pjn.
;:. "Mark" Twain white shirts with
: double wear collars, $2.00. A. A.
; Clothing Co., 121 N. High.
- Learn to use comptometer and
? calculator while taking Thomas or
i Gregg shorthand al the Capital
Business College. Phone 5987.
" Chemcketans to Visit Chemek
' etans'and their friends will meet
at State and Commercial streets at
"11 o'clock Sunday to hike to the
Chemawa- Indian school, where
they will be entertained by Supt.
Paul T. Jackson. Bessie Smith will
lead the hikers. Persons who wish
to . drive are requested to be in
front of the Chemawa administra
tion building at 2:30.
. Boxing All army matches 12
bouts. Adm. 50c, 75c; service
men, 25c. Salem Armory. Friday,
March 5, 8:15 p.m.
Men wanted, hop yard work, 65c
hr., 4 mi. west of Salem. Williams
& Thacker. Ph. . 6759 or 21331.
Property SoldWMarion county
court has signed deeds to M. F.
Miller and Eva R. Miller for a
portion of a lot in Yew Park an
nex for $87.50; to A. M. Jacobs and
Bernice M. Jacobs, one lot in Rem
ington's addition to Woodburn for
$50; and to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coo-
ver, property in Johnson's addi
tion to Silverton, for $150.
Cooked food sale, American Le
gion Auxiliary, Friday and Sat
urday. 109 South Commercial.
Boxing All army matches 12
bouts. Adm. 50c, 75c; service
' men, 25c. Salem Armory, Friday,
March 5, 8:15 p. m.
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.
Comfortable Fabrics for
Spring and All Year
Here are the finest suits for pleas-
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Suits of fine Virgin Wool fabrics
Men!
Wednesday maximum temper
ature 62, minimum 3 L Thursday
river LI feet. Weather data re
stricted by army request. 1 !
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Rummage Sale Salem Hunters &
Anglers Aux, 477 Court SL, FrIL,
Dance, ;at Armory jSat., night. A
. Accident Investigated City po
lice were investigating a collision
of automobiles jdriven by George
Elmer Harris,' Brooks, and Harold
Stanley Kejr, 2590 East Nob'. Hill
street, at. Hoyt. and South High
street at 1 1 :30 p jnj j Wednesday.
Rummage sale," Nelson Bldg
Fri-
day and Saturday.
Daphnes-camellias,
azaleas. Glad-
iolus bulbs 20c dozi
Knight Pear-
cy nursery. Open
day Saturday. 375
1230 til CAll
S. Liberty St .
Roof Fire Put Opt -A. roof fire
at the' home of G. E. Vosburgh,
1045 Cascade drive, West Salem,
was put out by city firemen in
time to save the dwelling, about 1
pjn. Thursday. M -
You can still buy a Johns-Man
ville Roof, nothing down, 12 ma
to pay.- Mathis Bros., 164 S. Com!
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Dance at Armory Sat. night.
Marriage Planned -Carl H. Lar
son, Canby, and Clara J. Scott, Sa
lem, applicants for a Clackamas
county marriage license, expect to
be married by Rev. ! Bradford in
Canby Saturday. i
Dance at Armory &at. night.
Ex-Senator
Reames Dies
MED FORD, Marcjh Al
fred Evan Reames,; 73 Medford at
torney and former US Senator
from Oregon, died in his sleep
early Thursday, j
Reames was appointed senator
in 1938 by Gov. Charles H. Martin
to fill the unexpired term of Sen.
Frederick Steiwer, He was Jack
son county district attorney from
1902 to 1910. A graduate of the
University of Virginia, Reames
practiced law in Portland and Eu
gene before coming jhere nearly
half a century ago.
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Jese Luis Arrese (left), a member of the Spanish cabinet, is warmly
greeted on his visit to Germany by Adolf Hitler at the latte
headquarters. The German caption of this picture received from
Lisbon says an exchange of Ideas took place In the spirit of sincere
friendship between Germany and Spain. Associated Press Telemat
Red Gross Aid
Links Homes
And Service
The American Red Cross gives
the answer to the question, "How ;
can our soldiers defend your home,
if they are worried about their
own?" John G. Terry, a Red Cross
field director stationed at Camp
Adair, told the Salem Lions club
Thursday noon.
"The Red Cross is a link be
tween the folks back home and
the man in service, regardless of
whether he is in a foxhole at
Buna, in a fog in London, trying
to thaw out in Iceland or just
training at Camp Adair," Terry
said.
The speaker told of an Adair
soldier who asked him to try to
help 'out his expectant wife in
Wartime
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tailored, good quality, all wool fabrics
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New Hampshire, because her pay
allotment had not been received.
Through the local Red Cross chap
ter in her community she was
given the care and aid she re
quired and a telegram came back
a few days ago through; Red Crops
channels advising the soldier that
he was the father of a fine baby
boy. Even a layette had been prp
vided for the baby. . i
"Fighting to preserve faith j"n
the individual, in the home and n
the nation makes soldiers and all
of us believe in democracy." said
Terry. ."The Red Cross is demo
cracy in action." !
Bernie Improved
BEBERLY HILLS, Calif, March
4 yp)-Band Leader Ben Bernie
showed a slight improvement
Thursday, although still critically
ill from a lung infection, physi
cians reported. The entertainerj is
under an oxygen tent in his suite
at a hotel. !
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CIRCUIT. COUItT : . .
David Schafer - vs. Arthur W.
Lee and George W. Eastes and
Fred Harry. Gee; statement of
costs-as- $50 .95.- -. . I ' '
: Maudie Flatman vs. Al Lulay;
complaint for $8445.25 "damages
u result of injuries allegedly
sustained in automobile - collision
allegedly caused by negligence of
plaintiff, August 81942, InStay-
ton.-f.r y; ,twt.'i..-
7 George Mathey and Alice Ma
they" vs.. Henry'Eriksen and oth
ers;" order to modify ' temporary
restraining ' order ra'nd- ihjuidctipn
granted - February -27 . to permit
Henry E ri k s e n, : administrator
with will - annexed of the '-estate
of 'Emma Lax; deceased, to sell
personal property belonging to
estate, proceeds of sale,' less costs
and "expenses of -sale, to be de
posited with clerk of court -until
further order. s' t-? " T r
PROBATE COUBT ' - .'V
, Grethe Vigeland estate; order
f ory'saie of . described real , prpp
erty; by Hans O.; Vigeland; ; ad
muiistraior. ' . j
Mary Eng guardianship; guard
ian's report of sale of real prop
erty to Mark :J.'JShaefer and Hel
en Shaef et" for $800. . ; .
Mary, . El iz a e t h Hartman
guardianship; f i n a 1 account by
Pioneer . Trust company, ""guard
ian, shows receipts of $1031.33.
disbursements of .$1874.67," that
assets of estate were turned over
to ward when she reached ma
jority last S ei Jt e m b e rj order
closes estate. . . .!
George; Mori ey: guardianship;
Pearl B. Morley, mother, ap
pointed guardian of minor who
has an undivided 1-32 interest in
certain real property in Washing
ton county Oregon of probably
$65 value; Mercy Sylbester, Lei a
Shepherd and Bessie Bracken ap
pointed appraisers.
Asmus Henry , Jess estate; final
account by Anna Jess, adjninis
tratrix, shows receipts of $1300
and disbursements of $1366.71;
hearing set for April 5.
Laura McFarlane guardian
ship; order exonerating Clarence
M. Byrd as guardian and his
bondsmen; receipt for $246.98
paid by Byrd to Robert J. Sulli
van, guardian of Laura McFar
lane estate in Los Angeles.
JUSTICE COURT
Wayne A. Crawford; no PUC
permit; $10 and costs.
Frank G. Sauers; no vehicle li
cense; $1 and costs; fine suspend
ed and costs paid.
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Grover LiBeIlinger;failur io
stop at stop sign; $2.50 and costs.
Fred L. Davis; unlawful use of
spotlight; plea of guilty; contin
ued for sentence.'
J., W. Knight permitting oper
ation of motor vehicle with great
er noise and sound than neces
sary;' $20 and costs paid. -
Gordon Sayre Little; four, char
ges ( of . forgery; preliminary hear
ing , tpday.-;. - "1 - vT . .
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS (
O. R. Schuchert, 32. clerk,- BUgh
hotel,' Salem, and Anna Louise.
C a y c e, 22; waifr ess, Silverton
roadV"Sle'-;-r;-'s-.-;y' ;;J
Fred C. JLt:48." farroeril' Sa
lem, andrir Opal C at t e e, 22,
housework Independence, r
Cliff o r.d r Jorgehseiv 23,- U
army. Camp' r Adair," and V Karen
Julia Larson; .'20, 64 North CoU
tage street Salenv v
- Pvt nyd D. Todd, '21, . US
army, -Camp Adair, and Aim
Hauptman; 21, secretary," Bloom-
Ington, HI. . - "J i
MUNICIPAL' COURT ' ' ;
-George Geomans; no " driver's
license," $5 - fine.
Howard G. Farrell; violation
basic rule,' $5 fine. ....
Morland : Dean Bartell; illegal
muffler, $1 fine.
" Bluebird cafe; "violation dimout
ordinance, $10 fine.
Earl -L. Benz; failure to stop,
$2.50 ban.
Edwin H. Miller, Heppner;
failure to stop, $2.50, baiL
Charles L Arlock, Camp Adair;
reckless driving, $25 baa.
High Schools
Contest
Students from nine high schools
will begin competition this morn'
ing on the . Willamette university
campus in the ninth -annual Ore
gon high school speech contest,
which will continue through Sat
urday.
Schools -represented -are Dallas,
Hillsboro, Medford, Salem, Sher
idan, Roseburg, Banks, Grants
Pass and Beaverton. Divisions are
debate, serious and humorous in
terpretation, extempore and or
atory." . I
Dr. Herbert E. Rahe, professor
of speech, is in charge . of the
tournament, assisted by Barbara
Hathaway, Leroy Long and Dar
lene Dickson, all of Salem, speech
students.
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This b a new volcano belehing
towk1 of Salt Jttan Paranraricutlro,' which has been evaesated by .
Its $000 inkabitants. The
reeks thrown Out since
volcano Is about 109 miles west
Said $6000
Estimated damage of $6000 re
sulted from fire which ' broke' out
Wednesday night to the dental and
optical offices of J Dr. Harry Sem
ler injthe Adolph building at State
and ,Comiiiercial streetsl The
bunding is owned by Mrs. ueorge
E. Waters ahd the Joseph Adolph
estate, and! most .of the loss is
covered by insurance. j -
Electric wiring was said the
possible cause ' of the fire . which
started i under - the roof and was
reported by firemen to have been
hard to contoL Heavy water dam
age and seriousj damage to pre
cision - instruments in . the I optical
depariment jandsthe air condition
ing ;equipnent 'twas reported in
the i Semler offices, which will
open Monday - for special emerg
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smoke and lavs' near th stexlcaa
hill aroand' It has been piled p by Iheu, ,
jthe crater opened on February. 19. Tho
of Mexico City Associated Press
ency work only, ' according to Dr.
Joseph T. Burton, manager. Reg
ular business ' would not reopen
for ten days; it was believed. j
. Other losses in the building wero
from smoke, which damaged tho
insurance and real estate 'offices
of Rostein and Adolph on the sec
ond floor and caused small dam
age in Karl's shoe store on the
first floor. . Slight water damage
was caused to. Bill's' barber shop,
the ' J. C. Formick". insurance of
fice, the, Martin shoe store, and
the United Shirt shop. All these
tenants were operating . u usuaf
Thursday, : however. I . The : firo
broke out about 12:30 ajn. Thurs
day i and was , under control by
Octopus Captured
TILLAMOOK March 4-(P)-An
11-foot octopus is on its way; to
the seaside aquarium. Fisherman
Bill Burdick captured it after
finding it coiled around one el
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