The CrGOri GTATEMAII. Cclsrv Ortca. Tt-crsdor ZZzzzlzz Au I 12, ISi3
" Extradition Asked Return " of
two prisoners, : both Wanted In
Clackamas county, is sought in
requisition papers issued Wednes
day by : Governor Earl Snell. Os
car - Edward Branner, under ar
rest in Toledo, O, is wanted for
non-support while Lawrence El
wood Beyner, in jail in Chicago, is
wanted for burglary in a dwelling
and assault while being . armed
with a dangerous weaponf ;
Dance Salem armory Friday and
Saturday. Air conditioned. v
Struck by Car Mrs. Vera Mc
Allister, 520 Fisher road, employe
of the Montgomery Ward - store
here, was struck " by a ' car on
Church street Wednesday morning
as she walked to work and man
aged to go on into the store, where
city first aid men administered
emergency care. They then took
her to Salem General hospital for
observation and care of back and
head injuries, from which she was
' discharged early Wednesday af
ternoon. Dance Salem armory Friday and
Saturday. Air conditioned. . '
' All Participate All Oregon
cities, regardless of whether 'they
have prohibited the sale of alco
holic or malt beverages, are en
titled to. participate in the distri
bution of fees received from the
sale of liquor permits. Attorney
General I. H. VanWinkle ruled
Wednesday. The opinion was re
quested by Ernest M. Jachetta, at
torney for the state liquor con
trol commission. -- j
Get the right legal car insurance.
Abrams & Ellis, Masonic EldgJ
Walk Constructed M. H. Drake,
custodian of building and grounds
for the Salem school j district,-announced
Monday thai a sidewalk
from the south entrance of Salem
high school is under construction.
Loading platforms for students
taking rural buses are also being
Trianned. Drake said. !- ' , '
Dance Salem armory Friday and
Saturday. Air, conditioned.
Kells Home Claud Kells, gen
eral secretary of the Salem YMCA,
is still confined to his home as a
resun 01 a severe sunourn ne re
ceived a few weeks ago. Mem
bers of the Y office staff -do not
expect him to return to his desk
this .week.
It costs no more to use the best!
. Re-roof now with Pabco roofing.
No down payment,, 12 months to
pay. Phone 922L- R. L. Elfstrom
Co., 375 Chemeketa St
Wilkins to Speak Mac Wilk
ins of the Mac Wilkins-Cole Ad
U vertising company of . Portland
- will address: the members of the
f -Salem Lions club at their Thurs
day luncheon meeting in the Mar
ion hotel. James -W, Mott, Oregon
congressman, will be a guest at
the meeting. '"
Chlmniv Fir Citv firmen
r -
. answered an alarm with two trucks
at approximately 10:30 Wednesday
morning and found that there was
A chimney fire at 745 Ferry street
Train for promotion; day and
meht school: Canital Business Col-
. lege,-Ph. 5987. '
Reehers Return Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Reeher have returned from
a two weeks' vacation at the Hub
bard mineral springs.
Lutx florist Ph. 5?2. 1276 N. Lfb.
- Club Sets Meetinr Townsend
club 16 will hold its , regular
meeting this week,
Counties Asked
Highway Needs
- The state highway commission
Wednesday sent to a number of
.. western Oregon county courts
v maps on which they are asked to
-ouuine weir preierrea post-war
- construction projects. Detailed in
formation regarding the highway
projects also is requested. -
: -The maps and request for i in
formation f are an outgrowth of
! recent conferences between" the
highway commission and : county
i courts in connection with the
t post-war program made possible
i under a federal appropriation.
under this federal . program
t Oregon will ? receive t $19,000,000
- annually for three years following
v the close of the war for highway
- improvements and highway ex
4 pansion. '
Fifty per cent of the funds will
. be - expended on the federal aid
. highway system and 50 per cent
in rural and urban areas. -
' Other Oregon counties -will re
ceive maps later.
.' Teeple :.A-'xtJX x? ; A -
Charles ; S.'- Teeple t Everett
Wash, at the age of : 66 years.
Late resident of route one, Salem.
Survived by a sonTHoward Merle
Teeple of Salem, and by several
nieces and nephews in Washing
ton. Announcements will be made
later by Rose Lawn Funeral home
Sage - -r
Mrs. Bertha Ruge, late resident
- cf 970 Mill street, at, a local hos
' nitai August B. Survived by hus-
f band, Albert Ruge of Salem. Pri-
vate graveside services will be
held Thursday, August 12, in Bel-
l crest Memorial park. Dr. George
; Koehler of Portland will officiate.
; Direction Clough - Barrick com-
. Tuesday maxlmnm tempera-,
tare j 81, minimum 48. Wednes
day river -ZM feet Weather '
data restricted by army requetit
Seamen Appreciative Ap
prentice seamen at the Willam
ette university naval training sta
tion, I Lt George Bliss " reports,
have been enjoying a grand piano
left for the navy men by Bishop
Bruce Baxter on the first deck of
the TJSS Lausanne, while ? they
read navy bulletins and wait for
mess.1 He also reports that navy
men play a variety of music from
Brahms to boogywoogie.
You can still buy. a Johns-Man-
ville roof, nothing down, 12 ma
to pay. Ma this Bros., 164 S. Coml.
- Prints Taken Navy men at
the Willamette, university naval
training station were fingerprinted
this week at the , navy adminis
tration building on the Willamette
campus. Fingerprinting is a rou
tine method of the navy in identi
fication, Yeoman Bill Bird of the
navy! staff explained.
Heins Is Caller Raymond D.
Heins,' newly-appointed traveling
passenger agent for the Southern
Pacific, was a visitor here Wed
nesday from his home' in Albany. !
He came west from Chicago, where I
he held a similar position.
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral,; 130 South Liberty. ..".;!
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Goes to San Diego-r-Mrs. L. G.
Larson entrained ; for San Diego
this week to- join her husband.
Pvt. 'Bob Larson, USMC, who is
stationed there. ' '
August Clearance. The Fashion
ette. '; ; !''- -
. Escapes From Hospital Steve
Nichols, 18, escaped from a work
gang at the Oregon hospital for the
insane at approximately 9 a. m.
Wednesday, state police have been
notified. ; - - t
Wanted District manager for Old
Line Legal ' Reserve Life Insur
ance Co. Liberal commissions plus
bonus and salary. Give full par
ticulars as to age, experience, etc.,
in first letter. Write Box 2715,
co Oregon Statesman.
Certificate Filed Robert C.
Paulus, Helen W. Faulus and
George B. Paulus filed a certifi
cate in the Marion county pro
bate court Wednesday stating they
were manufacturing and selling
food products under the assumed
business name of Paulus Food
Products company.
For; sale a Kranick and Bach
grand piano at 449 W. Main street
Silverton.
Cheek Received Yamhill
county sent a check to the office
of-the Marioi county clerkvUenry
Mattson, for-its share of the cost
in the operation of the Wheatland
ferry." Both Marion and Yamhill
counties provide $2529.94 for the
intercounty boat "
Emmons Gets New
State Office Title
Appointment of Ralph W. Em
mons of Salem to the new posi
tion of secretary-administrator of
the state industrial accident com
mission was announced by the
commission Wednesday. Emmons,
formerly a merchant in this city
and ' prominent in lodge - circles,
was appointed to a newly-created
position of "procedure analyist"
in the accident commission office
shortly after Gov. Earl Snell took
office last January.
. A member of the commission
explained when the appointment
was i announced, that Emmons
would study the routine procedure
in the commission's offices and
subsequently make recommenda
tions designed to improve effic
iency. It was stated Wednesday
that in his 'new position as secre
tary - administrator, Emmons
would reorganize the department
He was employed in the secretary
of state's office prior to the change
of administration last January.
State Need Not Enforce
Barber Price Floor
, It is not obligatory for the state
boards of t barber examiners to
adopf'a minimum price schedule
even though such schedule is ap
proved by 70 per cent of the bar
bers of a county under the "bar
ber's price fixing law of the 1943
legislature, Attorney , General I.
H. Van Winkle ruled Wednesday.
The board - wrote . Van ; Winkle
that 90 per cent of the barbers of
ant Oregon county recently voted
to increase the cost of haircuts to
75 ; cents and shaves to 50 cents.
Board members a s k e d if they
couldv reduce this schedule to 6S
cents for haircuts and 35 cents for
This store will be closed August 15 'to August 29 .
: Open ilgain AugusI 33 ; :;
If yon have some bark, bring it la Saturday r be- " ' "
fore-Mr hold it until I get back, Monday, Aug. St
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID-
Sqnaro Bonl Second Eland Sforc
271 Chemeketa St. Wolf Cohen
Church Calls r
Off Services
For Camp
WEST ; SALEM There will be
no services either" morning or
night at the Mennonite , church
next Sunday, as all members will
be at the conference at Turner;
which opens August 13 and closes
August .15. -
; A very active session is being
planned; which ; will include the
e v e r yday problems confronting'
youth and adults. Meals will be
served on the grounds. Provisions
have been made for recreation
as well as devotional and educa
tional activities. :
" Churches and , pastors partici
pating are Evangelical Mennonite
Brethren " church. Rev. D. P. Scb
ultz, ; Dallas, pastor; Emmanuel
Baptist church, Salem, Rev., Hale,
pastor; Grace Mennonite Brethren
church, Rev., Homer Leisy, Dallas,
pastor; r Mennonite 'Brethren
church, Rev. Jacob J. Toews, Dal
las, pastor; - Mennonite : Brethren
church, Revs A; A. Loewen, West
Salem, pastor; ! Powelhurst Bap
tist church, X Rev David Fast,
Portland, pastor; Dr. T. Leonard
Lewis, Jlammond, Ind., Dr. Turn
bull, Salem, Rev.-Jessie W. Baker,
Independence, Miss : Leonie Sou
birou, Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
David Fast, Portland.
WEST SALEM A special meet
ing of the Methodist church board
has been called for Wednesday
night, August 11. ' Among other
things to be considered will be
the church roof, which is in urgent-need
of either replacement
or extensive repair.
Oregon Trail
Marking Set
For Today
Thursday has been designated
by the American Pioneer Trails
association as "Trail Marking Day"
all along the Old Oregon Trait
Posts of Oregon cedar will mark
the route of the Old Trail from
the Missouri to the Willamette.
These posts are four inches square
and six feet long, branded "Old
Oregon Trail." r j '
Owing to industrial ' and ship
ping facilities, only si "token"
marking will take place today, to
be followed in the fall with a more
thorough marking. When the war
is over, this will be followed with
permanent marking and monu-
menting. i - .
- Every county in Eastern Oregon
will have a marker. Historic spots
in Idaho, such as the sites of old
Forts Boise and Hall,' Glenn's
Ferry, site of the Island Crossing,
Soda Springs, famous spot on. the
Trail, and Montpelier in Eastern
Idaho have ceremonies arranged.
In Wyoming, old Fort Laramie and
Casper on the North Platte have
programs arranged.
Nebraska will stage ceremonies
at North Platte and at the site of
old Fort Kearny. . i M
Kansas will participate in cere
monies at Gardner, Kansas, where
the Santa Fe and ; Oregon Trails
parted, and at Shawnee Mission,
which the state has restored and
preserved. ; - :
At Independence, Missouri, east
ern end of the Old Oregon Trail,
special ceremonies will take place
with Francis Lambert, a member
of the Old Oregon Trail Centen
nial Commission, representing
Oregon. ; -
In Oregon City a post will be
planted in the Court House grounds
with an impressive program.
The Boy Rebuts of America will
participate in the - ceremonies all
along the Trail, learning western
history as they participate in pre
serving it . s .j
Detroit Church
Sets Outdoor
Service Sunday
DETROIT The Church of
Christ will hold - a Bible school
and' morning services at -Big
Springs,: four miles above Idanha,
on : Sunday, starting at 10 ajn.
Basket lunch will be served at
noon.': .': ; " ! I ' ' : i : 2":
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Steenhout
jr., and small son of Astoria spent
several, days visiting here at the
home of his parents. ; i
Catherine Fryer went to Salem
to visit with friends before con
tinuing - to Silverton to pick ber
ries. Mrs. H..W. Beard-has gone to
Grand Island to assist in the bean
harvest She will stay with her
sister, Mrs. Roy v Welch. ? ,
shaves without taking another
vote. Van Winkle ' replied in the
affirmative. - -
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NO I KB
Mrs. Hetvitt
Complimented
On Birthday
UNIONVALE - Mrs. : Ma ry
Hewitt who was 86 years old re
cently, was complimented on her
anniversary with a . party given
by her . niece, Mrs. Mabel Gross
and . family, living near " Dallas.
Mrs. Hewitt came tp this district
with her husband, the late An
drew Hewitt, in 1873, settling on
a portion of his parents' dona
tion land claim, property now
owned by C R. Smith : and Ersel
Gubser. Following her . husband's
death, she made her home with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. C. R Smith, near Mc
Minnville. She keeps in touch with
former neighbors and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Coomler
entertained as house guests Thurs
day and . Friday Miss Martha
Coomler, a sister, and her friend.
Both had motored from Kokomo,
rind., en route to Tacoma, Wash
where Miss Coomler will reside.
She has . a pair : of twin sisters,
one living in Tacoma and the oth
er in Seattle. The two women from
Indiana" had never seen English
walnuts or filberts growing, and
the Coomlers spent Friday show
ing them Oregon crops. Miss
Coomler has been teaching school
for the last 30 years, having been
a home economics teacher In the
Kokomo high school. She retired
at the close of the term last spring.
Advance Purchase of
Fii hi' lifiii 1
A Record
i J " IN
- Crop Harvest of 1943
I have -worked 25 days or more on crop harvest work or
other farm work In 1943 and would like- to receive recogni
tion as a member of the : (Cross out one)
r - WOMTirS LAIID ATJ.IY
t VICTOaY FABM VOLUIlTEEnS -
' The following Is my farm work record since May L 193:
t-' Kamber D&ys
Kind ef Crop Werked -
Please place my name on
SIGNED: '
ADDRESS:
Signature of Parent or Platoon Leader for all 'Workers under
15 years of age. " , ,
- T (PARENT: :
(PLATOON LEADER: '
For women over 18 years of
For boys and girls under. 18
.Get right in tune with the times . . . get set for
winters' 16 cdmc . ' - see Sally's advance showing
of fur trim coats. They're durable, practical coats
that give you that extra warmth and flattery of
lavish fur trims! .
g)75
to sAs)
Untrimmed Coats
Sally's have quite a collection of attractive untrimmed
coats . . you'll find "the one you've been looking
for".. . . for sure ... visit Sally's today, look over.
the selection! i i . .
as)75 AW75
of Service
THE - ' " r
Grower far Whm
I Worked i
the Crop' Corps roll lor 1943.
" ' " - ' ' L
age. .
years of
ace.
If you need a fur coat . . .'don't put it
off any; longer . . '. come In ; to Sally's
today. Quality ' is the thing that counts
injurs today . . . and quality youll find
ct Sally's!. ; ' . '
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to
BUY
WAR
BONDS!
- State vs. Dave McRae; defend
ant charged with assault and bat
tery,- . arraigned before Judge
George Duncan- on - Wednesday;
released on $50 bail and case
transferred to Justice, court '
Florence I. Carter vs. W. D.
Carter; decree grants, plaintiff di
vorce. r'V...v-:.v;- -h:. i'r:v. -
Day- Heating company vs, Her
man Reick; order dismissing case
without cost to eitherparty.
,. Geraldme H. Langford vs. Mar
vin. V. Langford; plaintiff given
ten days to file amended com
plaint. v
Lee D. Nicholson vs. Paul Nich
olson; ' order declaring defendant
In default . - 4 , ,v ; :.-;
v R. C Glover et al vs. Oregon
Conference Board of Education of
the Methodist church et al; answer
alleges certain stock should be sold
under direction of court and asks
Interlocutory decree in accordance
with allegations of answer. -
Oscar Wifliams vs. Darlene Wil
liams order declaring defendant
in default, j j - -
Jack H.j Hathaway vs. Ella- C
Hathaway; answer denies all alle
gations of divorce complaint f
. Frank "Herbert vs. Flora Her
bert; divorce complaint filed. f
State vs. Gilbert L. McLaughlin
and Harvey Viethers; order releas
ing defendants charged with lar
ceny to military authorities of
Camp Adair, i ... x . a . - ,
State vs. Albert Theo - Darby
defendant f charged with robbery
by, force waives indictment and
pleads, guilty; will appear Friday
for sentence. : ; .:''" ,". - .'' ,:. v '
"Perk-up", with "
Smart Millinery
"Top if off . . . yes top off
that new coat with a smart
suitable hat . . , wide' selec
tion at Sally's! . :.
, . .
295 to 2.975
S. W. Corner cf Court ar.d Liberty
' LIGC3 vi sJ uT CL uJ
State vs. Leonard O. Warren;
defendant tharged with contribut
ing to delinquency of a minor
waives Indictment and pleads guil
ty; will appear Friday for sen
tence, i . i
PROBATE COURT
Charles W. Brant estate; order
admitting will to probate and ap
pointing Marjorie Anne Brant ex
ecutrix and Laurence Deacon,
James Albert and Clara Albert
appraisers. "
Ralph H. Mitchell estate; Rose
H. Coppock, William Hardy and
Frank H. Spears appraise estate
at $2815.73; order- allowing sale
of ; certain; property by Phebe A.
Mitchell, adniinistratrix.
Roy T. Disney estate; order set
ting September 10 for hearing on
final account M
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
Jack E. Hansen, 21, farmer, Ord,
Neb., and Ethel Mae Johnson, 21,
hospital attendant Greely, Neb.
MUNICIPAL COURT
John LeRoy Halligan, Oregon
City; driving motor vehicle while
under the influence of intoxicat
ing, liquor; $100. .
Bob Singleton, sr., 2347 Brey-
man; violation of curfew ordin
ance; $5 bafl. 1
Robert L. Swindell, Eugene;
running red light; $2 bail.
John Henry Carter, Big Bend,
Calif.; no operator's license; $5
bail.
Walter Kruze, . Portland; four
in driver's seat; $2.50 bail.
Luther Sterling Docten, 1424
North . Winter street; ! failure to
stop; $2.50 baiL f
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