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CHTGO:? STATESMAN. Celery Crscn. Sunday Ilcnii?, 12. i::3 ELdD05dn RJcBTS DBPUOSffs Court Awards WU 019,000 . Nayy JMakes Changes .The navy is , making changes in its requirements for WAVES, accord . ing to word received here : by Chief Robert B. Fallon of the oaiem navy ,recruiung sxauon. Following, upon the heels of the announcement of 'the lowering of the height . requirmen$ . one inch, . to four feet : 1 1 inches,. Chief Fal lon' learned that vision ..require ments are less -stringent also. Un til the new order, i women must j readme chart 12 feef aWay with " outclasses but: now women-will ! be. accepted-with vision' correct- ed to 2020 with glasses and with no other, visions requirements. - t, v-i' - .,1 - --- . Best grade, of picking .ladders , on - sale. Geo. E.; Allen Hardware. ' - ' -Car Stolen A. J. Halbert,- 90 , Park avenue, has reported to city : night Xrom the Gideon Stolx' Bot tling works," 450 South' Summer -street - .' ' - Allstate , Aut. 1 Insurance. " All Coverages at Sears Roebuck Coi Chin Up Picnle An all-day in . door picnic is. scheduled today ,f or ' the Chin Up club of Oregon at the . ICOF hall. High and Court streets, Salem. The day's program com . mences at 10 jn. ' Luncheon is to be served at noon, with a 1:30 p.m. ' program ; following. Disabled , or ' physically, handicapped persons . " comprise .the membership of J09 "in, the non-dues-paying organiza- - . tion. : . . .. , : " Sunday evening v at seven-thirty the : second program in a series entitled The New Decalogues will be presented at the First Presby terian church." This service is be ing sponsored by the men of the ' church and is being conducted in ' the l basetnent" auditorium - where' stage facilities are available. The service will be introduced by a ' beautiful pantomime scene of ideal hoine life. A special quartet Will ' bring - appropriate music." Follow : ing this stage presentation the pas ' tor, W Irvin Williams, will speak ' on the theme "Ten Command ' ments for Husbands." As the mes- sage is given Jhe commandment ' being considered ' will be flashed on the -giant-beaded screen. The message will ' be broadcast over ' unable to attend in. person. . i Has . Operation E mil. Seiffert underwent lan appendix opera ' tion ', at ; the "JSalem General , hos pital Friday, morning. He is get ting along well but is not seeing 'visitors yet., . A ,i i. . For ' Rent: Store 'or ' office space. ' Low"rent.r164 S. Corn! Ph. 4642. Committee ; Named Mayor L - M.: Dough ton -announced Saturday that - he had. appointed "Alderman . Daniel J. Try, Albert H. GUle and R. O. Lewis to membership on a special committee to study motor vehicle parking problems in Sa- - lem. Establishment of such a com " mittee - was authorized by the council at its last Monday night meeting . upon, recommendation of Its own traffic committee. Best grade of picking ladders on sale. Geo.' E. Allen Hardware. - - r - v . First Aid Given Mrs. William A. Hinz, 625 North 20th street, cut her left hand, severing the tendon of the third finger, when she fell Saturday on a -glass, refrigerator "dish in" the kitchen of her home. City first aid men were called, "s From Estate . Friday, maximum temperature 63, minim mm X5. Saturday river U , f U Weather data restricted bv armr reauest. -" .-. - The case ox Willamette uxuver- Seabees Need Men The : con- J sity vs. Harriet Durkimer estate struction corps of . the US navy closed Priday after jurors had re- is open for enlistments of men be- turned a verdict for the plaintiff tween the ages of 17 to 50, local allowing the university to recover navy recruiting nfficers announ- J $19,1)00 and interest dating from ce Men from 18 to 38 must 1 1922. from the estate. apply to their draft boards to I Heirs of the estate alleged that volunteer for the corps.' Men be-1 all conditions of the gift were not tween 17 and , 18 years old are followed . and had- therefore not accepted still ,for; regular, navy paid, the. remaining $19,000. of the duty. - . . , . - ' .Allowed, the -university s pre viously. by the probate court. Auction " Sale: Sunshine ' Dairy Conditions of the gift were that herd consisting of high 'producing Willamette university should, have young Guernsey and. Jersey, cows, in endowment subscriptions . $1,- Monday,. 11 A. June ' 14. Any 250,000 on or before 1922 and that particulars 'wanted phone 9623. or I construction on a gymnasium was 2-3058. ' " " I to have been begun before June I ! - For home loans see Salem Fed eral. 130. South Liberty. " Speaker Scheduled A. J. Crose of the United States Veterans Ad ministration . will " be ' the 'guest speaker at the regular Salem Trades . and . Labor council meet- I of that yearThe matter was ap- i pealed to the circuit court from which the decision was handed. May Hani Logs Marlon county Court has granted a permit to haul lpgs to Harvey M. Kanoff ndW. A. Twileager. mg xuesoay wgm. irose win Auction Sale: : Sunshine i Dairr speak under the auspices of the herd consisting of high producing American ttea ross, nis iopiCivnun Oiirns-V and Jersov mw Blood rDonor Service.f The ad- Monday . 11 A.M. June U.Anr dress is scheduled for : 8 p jn. at particulars wanted phone 9623 or me laDor xempie, corner tji vouit 1 2058 . and Commercial streets. Koad Oillnr Stsrted For the Luti florist Ph,592: 1276 N. 4b third m past- flve years i .. -I a i , ,.. . Truckman: Ask us about " taking u ""u vei covering is-De-care of your insurance. Seellars y applied to the Salem-Dayton & Foley. ' Msnway. . . , ' I 5 ' mini . n-ii An infant tw Fathers' Day: Sugar and Spice Ties school cUnic was held' at 'the ,-w- "CdUU1LU Jwe-nn coi Women's buildimt in Stavton Fri- A. A. Clothing Co., v121 N day. Twenty five children -were J "rr examined. Dr. W. J. Stone was Get ght iegal car Insurance. wT" ir. "v , 'f7' rAbranw EJiis. Jvjasonic.Bldg.J Miss E.--Anderson. Volunteer, help i . ,. Was contributed bv Mrs. DeJar- It costs no more to use the best! din, Mrs. Ware, and Mrs. Morris. Re-roof now witH Pabco Roofing. , , . , - i '. No down payment, 12 months to xeSfc picAmsiuuers on rpay-phone 922I.' RT "U." Elfstrbin cale nn V. Allen Harrfwaro I . v . lo.) jjva cnemeseta su m n to) 9 A.9 w A I v or An Kecruiunc vnanfes ai- Auction Sal J?unshin- Tlafrv ter July 1 the US coast guard consisting of high producing Will recruit SPARS rather than TOUne Guernsey and Jersey rows navy sub-stations, - Chief .Robert Monday,-11 A.M, June 14. Any B.' Fallon of the Salem recruiting particulars Wanted phone 9623r EPi o nr f? 47s r rf5 STi I CIRCUIT' COURT In the estate of W. W. Elder; amended and supplemental ob jections to -final account of Grace NeiberX executrix, by Maude El der Smith alleges specified assets of ' estate - were sold at less . than real value. - -. , .... ' USA vs. F, P. Runcorn and Lucille-Runcorn; transcript of judg ment for $209.10 and Interest filed from federal district court " Marion "county vs.- Mrs. K." Od-' manr order continues case Friday, June 18, 10 ajn. " PROBATE COURT. . ," . Marie Von Eschen estate: in ventory on estate filed by" G. H. urabenhorst, A. -W. Smithers, and Lester M. Barr. . ; : . JUSTICE COURT William W. Dyer; plea of in nocent ' to charge of failing : to notify owner of dog Injured by automobile; trial set for 10 ajn June 16. Leo L. Ramp; sentenced to 30 days in jail and"fine of $150 and costs on previous plea of guilty to charge of driving motor vehicle while under influence of intoxi cating liquor. Donald T. Knight; no operator's license; $1 and costs. Carl H. Cupp; no operator's licenser $5 and costs. . MUNICIPAL COURT Mrs. I. H. Bacon; jr., no opera tor's license; . $5 fine, with $2.50 suspended. Leonard H. . Galor. Grand " Is land; failure to stop; . $2.50 bail. Robert ' H. Copeland, fair grounds; violation of basic rule; 87.50 baU." - Sgt Melvin Huff, Camp Adair; reckless -driving; $100. fine.. Joseph R. Kendrick, Portland; violation of basic rule; $7.50 bafl. Elmer R. White, Portland; fail ure to stop; $2.50 bail. ; - Porcupine Hunted. applicants will have to call at I the coast guard recruiting station in Portland for applications and to be enlisted; r Safe deposit boxes. Economical- convenient. Pioneer Trust Co. Program Postponed For the ' fourth straight time rain has post poned the war bond programs of I the Salem junior chamber of com merce. ; Don " Black, master of .ceremonies for the - sched uled program, remarked that the weather can't be bad everywhere, so he hopes that bad bond weather here has made good .weather where American fliers need it.' Auction Sale: Sunshine Dairy herd consisting' of high producing young Guernsey and Jersey cows. Monday, 1 J A. M., June 14. Any particulars wanted phone 9623 or 2-3058.; . Property Sold Marion county court has signed contract for sale of lot 7, block 10; Myers addition to Salem to Merion R. Jackson and s Virginia. Maxfield- Jackson for $650, - For only a short time more to get asparagus for canning & freezing. Fiala Vineyard; 3 mi.- N. in Polk Pmm Ph Mrt7 ELDRIEDGE Ed Jeanecke re ported that there is a porcupine in the neighborhood. Recently he re moved dozens of sharp quills from I the nose of one of his cows. - DsnMMs eMura .mm- Effects Mli mnn nnfmn OTVT Mary Dorothy Janzen, '20, pass- - ed .away at the residence, 1185 ' Edgewater street, " June 12. Sur- - vived by her mother, Mrs. Agnes Janzen; . one sister,- Elsie;, one ; brother-Johni . all of , Salem; an r aunt, Mrs. Dan Freisen of Dallas; 1 three uncles, Benjamin Ratzlaff of ; Salem, John 'Ratzlaff of-, Albany and -Henry" of Portland; - grand -' parents, Mr and Mrs. Henry Ratz laff of Canada. She was a member' - of the " Nazarene ' church. Funeral J announcements later' by Terwil u liger-Edwards Funeral home. . galla of Salem, Mrs. Tracy Bender of Jordon Valley,. Mrs. Margaret Bergman- of Wisconsin and. Pete Kufner I of Salem. Recitation- of the Rosary Monday, June 14,- at 8 p. m, in .the chapel of thelW. T. Rigdeh company, with requiem mass in? St Joseph's . Catholic church Tuesday, June . 15, at 9:30 a. uu uoncxudmg services m Bel- crest Memorial . park. .' - V . - .- ' - "Christopher F. Mumm, late resi dent of . route five,. Salem, , at a local hospital Friday, - June -U. Survived .by wife, Mrs. ' Christine Mumm, a daughter. Miss Marjorie May ' Mummy' and . a son; Johnnie Peter 'Mumm, all - of Salem; three sisters, ; Mrs. Anna Griebenow of Kalon-T snrl v1Wr -C5Hstire Vor. "pahl of Portland and Mrs.- Marie Leisinger : of Kent," Wash,; . one brother, John Muinrri, of Salem. Services will be. held. Monday. Beyer . . . . ' , Mrs. Caroline Beyer, at the resi dence, 415 North 18th street, Sat urday, June r 12, at. the age of 94 years.. Mother of Mrs. L. M. Propp of .Salem, Ernest Beyer of Port land and. Herman and Ferd Beyer of North Dakota. . Also survived by a sister in Minnesota and sev eral - grandchildren and great grandchildren. Announcement of services .later 'by Clough-Barrick company. Transparent palate reflects actual tissues of mouth and blended color harmonizes with individual features. ... . .... DR. PAINLESS PARKER SAYS: "Refinements In the mater ial used by dentists for ' plate-making now assures patients of Li g h t e r, more 'lifelike dentures. Plates ' have a natural- permanent color and natural perman- ent form. Their time-tested balance offers greater strength and - wearing effi- ciency." AIAKE YOUR OWN CREDIT TERMS, WITHIN REASON, FOR DENTAL PLATES J i f .- , . - ' : . . Pay;by week or month, -whichever you prefer, for new plates. If you are wearing clumsy,' ill-fitting plates, make the change now to transparent plates- Made' with the material all ' dentists ac-claim- for its adaptability and quality of faithful reproduction. Pay as you are paid for dentistry Maker your first-visit -without appointment- Begin your dental work immediately and pay later. Budget your dental payments with 'Accepted Credit. Extractions, fillings; crowns, inlays, plates and bridgework. , ' Voatrln ... : ' ' Francis Xavier Voutrin, - "late resident of Grand Ronde, Ore, .at Chemawa-Friday, June 11, at the age of 59 years. Brother' of J. B. Voutrin ' of Clnnri - RrrnH: linrl June 14, at 1:30 in. from the ; of Mrs. Mildred Holmes of Che-1 Clough-Barrick "chapel. Interment i id the Lee Mission cemetery.. Rev. J.:Kenneth Wishart will officiate.! jSnf ner . ... . ' -, . ; . '. Anton. A. Kufner,:- in . this city W June a J, at the age of 75 years. Husband - of " Pauline "Kufner ' of Salem-, lather" of Pauline Kufner of. Salemi father , Of , Mrs,' Irene Erickson. of Portland; and Albert Kufrier'of. Salem;; grandfather of Pauline Erickson of Portland and Ueut, H.T-Erickson of California ; brother of Mrs. Katherine Domo- ; CARD OF THANKS To the - friends who by their kindness, their flowers and other expressions ' of sympathy . h a v e helped to lighten the burdea of grief during the - illness of our loved- one and at the time of our recent bereavement, we extend our heartfelt thanks .and. appre ciation. mawa, Everett -and ' Donald Vou trin of . Grand '.Rbnde, Mrs. Mary Peters of Dallas, Sgt. - Arnold Holmes of Vauejo. - Calif, Priv. Lester Holmes of . Camp Carson, j Colo., Seaman Second Class Don aid Holmes of . Astoria, Mrs. Joe Mercier of . Chemawa, and Miss Clarice Holmes of route five, Sa lem. Requiem 'mass will be held at St Michael's Catholic" church at Grand- Ronde Monday, June 14, at 10:30 a. m. Concluding ser vices in1 the Grand Ronde ceme- j tery. Direction Walker and Howell Funeral home. . . ' 7 . i:. Translucent TeetH . ; Giye Vital Appearance To Plates - ; : : ; Because science - has come " to ' ' the aid . of ,the dental, profes sion it is now possible to ob tain artificial teeth' in the vary ing shapes of natural teethT They absorb and reflect light as do human teeth, have the same shades, the same irreg ular contours. 'When plates are set with translucent teeth they .' bear greater resemblance : to natural teeth-and gums. ,. Missing Teeth Should Be Replaced by . T Dental Plates -Unless restorations .are jnade when- teeth' are lost, cheeks be c o m e hollow, facial muscles sag,i your profile becomes dis torted. Help, preserve yournat-. ural - appearance .with trans parent dental . plates. . , . . More dental health : means more .man - i ;; hours in American - war plants DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED AND RELEVED f - ICTORY i . syj i I ' MTfl I TT h WAR y'ji SUMPS ACCEPTED CREDIT permits you to pay for plates wliileYou wear them. CARD OF THANKS v We "wish to extend bur "thanks and appreciation for acts fl kind ness, m e s s a ges' and beautiful floral offerings ,received from friends, the United Growers em ployees, -and -the Eagles Lodge during .our late -bereavement. . Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Barnes,-' Jr, " Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barnes,' Sr. DR. PAIilLESS PARKER, dnlist 125; LIBERTY ST. COR. i STATE . 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