Tho CISGCIl CTATEC: IAir.. Cclca, Oregon.. Thursday Morning. October 14. IS 13
DDaofl RJero's DBd'DobIjq
Program Praised Special Opti
mist club programs which will
honor war heroes "whose valor is
ransom for out way 01 life were
commended Wednesday by Gov.
Earl Snell as he called public at-
'tention to Optimist Week, to be
observed during the week of Oc-
'tober 17 in the United States,
Canada and Puerto Rico. The ob
servance this year," he noted, will
' seek full recognition of f the de-
l pendence of people upon each
other in the effort to see that
those things so dearly bought in
war shall not be lost in an 'ad-
"vancing world.
'For home' loans see Salem' Fed
eral. 138 South Liberty.
- Tailored to .Measure Clothes. We
fit the hard to fit. Alex Jones, A.
A. Clothing Co. 121 N. High, "
injured at Work -.1 Struck ' in
"the forehead and on the chest by
a slipping, iron, bar 'as he worked
in the wood room at Oregon Pulp
and Paper company's paper ; mill
here early - Wednesday afternoon,
C. F. Rader, 147 North 18th street,
was taken by city first aid men
to the office of a physician for
stitches In the forehead wound.
Rader also sustained chest injur
ies, first aid squadron members
said. -
It costs no more" to use the best!
Re-roof now with Pabco roofing.
.No down payment, 12 months to
pay. Phone 8221. R. L. Elfstrom
Co.375 Chemekeia St : f
Grocery Changes Hands Cer
tificate of assumed business name
"Salem Heights Grocery was
filed by O. S. Bartlett and Hilda
M. Bartlett for the store at 345
Liberty - road Wednesday inV the
county clerk's office after notice
of retirement from the same as
sumed business named had been
filed by Walter H. Jeffers and
Lillian M. Jeffers.
Rummage Sale Fri.-Sat. 169 S.
High. Presbyterian Ladies.
State President Here Mrs. Isa-
belle Brixner, ;. Klamath Falls,
president of the state federation
' of Business and Professional Wo
men's clubs, is a business visitor
here today. She arrived in Salem
Salem BPW, club's public rela
tions banquet.
Lut2 florist. Ph. 8592. 1216 N. Lib
Boat Located State and city po
lice said Wednesday that a boat
which John Hutto recently re
" ported stolen , from:: its moorage
. near Spong's landing had been re-
i covered by the owner, v
Wantedr t Clean cotton rags no
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Cpl. George F. Pro,, late resi
dent of 1915 Maple, avenue, Octo
ber 11. at Llvermore, Calif. Sur
viving are his wife, Mrs. Ruth
' Pro of Salemr parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Pro of Salem; four
sisters, Mrs. Margaret Poor of
. Camas, Wash.,. Mrs . Hazel Hul-
.ings of Portland and Mrs. Loretta
Kinney and Mrs. Dorothy Laws,
both of Midway, Wash., and sev
eral aunts and uncles. Full , mili
tary services in charge of the US
marines,' assisted by Rev. S. Ray
nor Smith, will be" held Friday,
October 15, at 1:30 pjn. f rom the
' Rose Lawn funeral home. Inter-
. ment will be in the HayesviUe
cemetery...- v. '
elect ricify is the
, .1. acrmm !-W.-yT a HI-I- . II. 1, i .,
Dimout
Thurs. sunset 6:27
Fri. sunrise 7:28
(Weather on page 1)
Help ; Sonrht The shortage of
teachers may .have been "licked"
for Salem's p u b 1 i c schools, but
there are other threats to the
smooth running .of the system,
Supt. Frank B. ; Bennett declares,
a$d explains that there are short
ages Of help for school cafeterias
and for school ., bus operation. A
series .of accidents : has lost the
school system two cafeteria heads,
while the shortage " of men stu4
dents ' outside of n a v y uniform
has cost the McClean school bus
system 25 per cent of its drivers.'
Wanted, oil circulator. Ph. 5862.
Rummage Sale Chapter G, PEO-.
Sat, Oct. 16th, 427 Ferry street.
Collision ReportedCars driven
by Jack Leon Cummings from the
army airfield at Corvallis and
Charles Harold Lawrence, 3910
Center i,; street, Salem, collided
shortly after 10:30 Tuesday night
at Chemeketa and Center streets'
intersection. No person was in
jured but both cars were' damaged.
Lawrence, who told officers his
lights went out as he arrived at
the intersection, was fined $5 in
municipal court Wednesday on a
charge of driving without an op
erator's license. He . had a learn
er's permit ...
Shipment of Jantzen girdles just
received. Lingerie Dept. Miller's.
To Resume Luncheons The
Salem chamber of commerce will
resume its weekly luncheons next
Wednesday, October 25, it was an
nounced Wednesday, and the first
of these will be a busy and well
attended event Not only are there
some 80 new members to be in
troduced if. they ...all attendsbut
the luncheon will also be one of
the "report" meetings . of Jhe Sa
lem United War Chest campaign.
As in the past the luncheons will
be served "family style."
R. D. Woodrow Co- 325 Center
St, 14 displaying a modern : and
very well made line of painted and
unpainted furniture at reasonable
prices.
Color-styled rooms are easy to
achieve with Ihe help available at
Elfstrom's wallpaper and paint
departments. -
1 Property Sold Purchase by H.
L. Stiff of the adjoining business
properties at! 234 and 248 North
Liberty street housing Leon's
store1 and the. Golden, Pheasant
restaurant, was revealed . Wednes
day, t Consideration was said to
have been $55,000. Former owner
was the Union Security company.
"Cynf Cronise Photographs and
Frames. 1st Natl Bank .Bldg.
t : Purse Located The black hand
bag she had reported lost on a
Salem business street has been
found 2 by Mrs. Nellie E. Jones,
Stayton, city police were informed
Wednesday. Mrs. Jones was one
of a number of women whose
handbags were either lost or stor
en in Salem on Saturday.
Special purchase of "Birge wallpa
per: 13 patterns high grade stock
(30 to 50 patterns each). Most are
regularly 75c to $1.75 a single roll;
special price, 16c to 31c. Elf
Strom's, 375 Chemeketa. 1
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EskelsonTTill
Contest Filed ":
Contest of an alleged codicil
to - the . will :of Joseph Eskejson,
who died in Salem-' on March -28
at age 87, was : filed in .circuit
court Wednesday by Mary EJ, Es
kelson, the 'widow, ' and James
E. Eskelson, a son." J. . F Ulrich,
executor of the will, is made de-
f endant' ; ' . .". " . :
The court Issued a citation to
Ulrich to. show? cause' why. the . al
leged . codicil 'should not be -.can
celled.. Contestants petition i al
leges " that when " Joseph Eskel
son signed-."the codicil '; May 3,
1939, he was physically and men
tally- incapacitated. . The .estate is
valued at approximately $50,000,
the petition says. ' .
Contestants' objection is to . a
provision of . the " alleged I 'codicil
leaving - James E. Eskelson's
share of the estate indefinitely in
trust to be administered by the
executor. "
William Service, ,
Silver ton, Dies
SILVERTON William Service,
80, city recorder for. several yedrs
in Silverton where he had' lived
for i 35 " years, died . Wednesday
about noon atthe Portland Con
valescent hospital.; He had been
a banker and hardware merchant
in Farmington, Wash., before com
ing here. 1 ' ' ' '. " ' :
Funeral Arrangements, in charge
of the Ekman funeral home, have
not been completed. ; ? . t -;
; Three children survive; , Miss
May Service of Silverton, Mrs.
Bess Haydon of Olympia" and
Ralph Service " of . Long 'Beach,
Calif.; also four , grandchildren
and 'one great-grandchild. '
May .Permit Explosives Justice
of the Peace Chris J. Kowitz an
nounced - Wednesday that he had
been designated as explosives li
censing agent for this district and
could now issue permits, for pur-
chase of such supplies. When Jus
tice Joe Felton left to go into the
army, Kowitz succeeded ' him as
justice of the peace but the fed
eral appointment was not made at
once. - '-
Mark Twain white shirts, all sizes
14 to 18. Alex Jones, A. A. Cloth
Autopsy Conducted Anton Lee,
veteran Breitenbush packer, died
as the result of a blood clot reach
ing a lung. The clot may have
come from the right leg, which was
injured when he was struck by an
automobile on a Salem street last
Saturday night or may have come
from the other leg, the examining
physician said. j
T r i m z Ready-Pasted wallpaper
and cedar i. closet J paper, Apply
them yourself o tools needed-
Elfstrom's. . . - ; v ; f -;
Display Guns Stolen Two
wooden guns of dark, dull wood,
used in window displays, were
stolen sometime the past , week
from the display supply room of
Miller's store, city police were no
tified Wednesday. ,
Nite School New classes in short
hand, typing and office machines.
Capital Business College.' P. 5987.
Waitresses-Wanted. Senator. Food
Shop. , .. ."
lifcblood
Pan Cd D Qc5 HuecisoD
CIRCUIT COUET V- -X i!
Uellie Lauineer vs Lawrence
Lauinger; " divorce complaint , al
leges cruelty,' asks restoration of
olaintiffsvT former name, Uellie
Flood;; couple married August. 18,
1942, iQ Reno. ,. .. - ;
Eva M.- Abbey vs Henry Ed
ward t'Abbey ; divorce . complaint
alleges desertion in 1941; ;couple
married Mai 19 1933, at Ncrth
BencLi'-'iV k-'-a1:x? . ...
Irene Brunstedt vs. Vernon Axel
Brunstedt; Aivoreecomplaint al
leges cruelty. asks restoration of
plaintiffs maidea namev 'I I r e n e
Stabb; couple mamed in .Vancou
ver, Wash-. December 1942. ','
Augusta Madson vs. Dr J. Har
ry Moran; order requires defend
ant to aDDear and - be examined
under oath concerning his prop
erty and kto produce, books ox acr
count; motion sets forth that judg
ment previously . ' was . gr a n t e d
plain tiii in amounts of $413 prin-
ciDal. S100 attorney fees and $33
costs but that qnly a small amount
has been. paid. -,., V-
Erma Nadine Nurum vs. Fred T.
Nuzum; divorce complamt ' alleg
es cruelty, - asks custody - of one
child; couple . married March . 8,
1941, in Iola, Kas. ; - , ; ?
' Effie May: Gardner vs. O., M.
Gardner; divorce complaint alleg
es cruelty, asks restoration of
plaintiff s former name Effie May
Cooder; couple married at : Van
couver, Wash, September 9, 1941.
Edwin C. Haggard vs. Dorothy
Elizabeth Haggar d; defendant's
answer alleges plaintiff is not a
legal resident of Oregon, asks
abatement of suit - , .' ' ' -'' i
Southern Pacific Co. vs. Delma
Mitchell and Mitchell Lumber Cot
order dismisses suit with prejudice
to plaintiff, on plainttfrs mouon
indicating vthe case has been set
tled.
'. Ann Fencl vs.Trank Fencl; di
vorce : comnlaint alleges infidelity.
asks custody of two children and
$25 a week support money; cou
ple married June 13,-1932.
PROBATE COURT: '
i., Horace Charles Pitt "estate;
hearing set Tuesday, November 16
at 10 a. m.'on final account of Roy
Harland. admfnistrator. Release
by Marilla Pitt MacDonald of her
interest in the estate to Ella An
derson Pitt ' -
if Francis Burt Pitt estate; 'order
sets hearing Tuesday, November
16. at 10 a. m. for hearing on fi
nal account of Roy Harland as ad
ministrator. i -
Charles McKinley estate; semi
annual report of Roy Harland, ad
ministrator de bonis non,' shows
$454 receipts, " $452.82 disburse
ments, balance $1.18. V; 1
Emily Hoyser estate; order: ap
points E. B. Grabenhorst;; Charles
H, Eeltzel and M. Trommlit ap
praisers. . - "2-; , ." - 'J :
: Rosa Bierward estate; order sets
Monday, November" 15, for. hear
ing oh final account of Raymond
AT Vanderbeck, a dminis trator;
which shows receipts of $575, dis
bursements of $176.40 I
i Lovena M. Mount estate; order
admits will, to probate and apj
points! Lillian Leila Hofer ; execu
trix of estate valued at estimated
$17,000; C. B Anderson, -Reber
Allen and L C. "Allen appointed
appraisers. t- -
M. M. Pearcy estate; order sub
stitutes D. A. Young, Ruth, Vor
hees and Ruth Turpin as apprais
ers for those appointed earlier,
Paul E. Doty, James French and
A. M. Doerner. . -
Frank T. Nelson estate; order
approves final account of Roy Nel
off; var -production
To win the war we, cannot waste anything Least of all
.can we afford to wiste the irreplaceabku man-hours,. ;
required to produce electridty. Cowcrio is the
responsibility , of everyone of us. In the .northwest'
there is ample power for all ncc essary f purposes ; ; ,
however, the vernment asks every family and every ;
business 'to avoid all :wwte:''War-' industries heed
all the available materials, man-hours, and powerwl
PGE is pumping a quarter-million horsepower' to
"war industries and other customers. PGE supplies the
- power for electric Sliding equipment, electric steel
casting furnaces, power-driven machinery, cranes, and . :
- hundreds of other war plant operations. In addition,
PGE supplies electricity for its lamps which mate it
. possible for men and women to do precision work'
on the all-important night shifts. " '
or r
son, executor, showing estate's net
value $4744.46.
v Joseph Lentz estate; petition for
appointment of ' Marie . Mills as
adrninistrator. r 1, v-"'
Glenn E. "Prime estate; decree., of
final settlement approves final ac
count of Pioneer- Trust company,
executor: release . by. Edith . B.
Prime of her interest in the es
tate of Glenn E. Prime and Mary
Jean ; Notdurf t ; ... : v ' t
'- In- matter - of - Joseph Eskelson
estate Mary rE. E s k e I s o n and
James E. Eskelson, petitioners and
' contestants, - vs.- J. F. Ulrich, ex
ecutor, contestee and' proponent;
-order: for 'citation to executor to
show cause why an alleged codi
cil to the will should not be can
celled. . -
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MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS r
-ji James H, Hastings, 67,-of 495
North 21st . street," " papermakeri
and. Mary Christina Merrifield,' 63,
of J434 Ferry street, seamstress. '
:SCeorge. Talbert JWalkeri 58, -of
1009 ; Broadway, bus driver, and
Leona Daum, 62, retail clerk, Sa-
lem.;t -: , .
Harry Plant' 57, route 4, . box
29, mill worker,' and Grace Eve
lyn Weeden, 38, Salem." x?, ... 4
Jack C FortehberryV 21,' Camp
Adair soldier, 'and Nadine Privett
18, Arkansas City, Kas. - :
JUSTICE COURT i '
; James Frederick : Smith; void
foreign license; $1 suspended, and
costs?'-?-"' ' ' - - - - ?
, Harold - Ivan-. Hetland; violation
of basic rule; $10 and 'costs!
, Jess Brown; no log hauling per
mit; $5 and costs. ,
" Wanda Rose Webb; no operat
or's license; continued to 10 a. m.
Monday.
Daniel. Nathaniel Williams;
waived preliminary hearing and
held to answer to grand jury on
charge of non-support; committed
to jail.
MUNICIPAL COURT -v
Elmer Goertzen, 191 First street,
West Salem; violation of basic
rule;-. $5 fine. - . - " .
; Mrs.; Harry McBath, . 1232 Cen
ter - street; curfew violation; v $5
bail. . ' C?" "- -
? ' Charles Harold Lawrence, 39 10
Center street; no operator's, U
cense; $5 fine.
Y to teach
Youngsters
Basketball
A- new activity is announced
bv the S a 1 e m YMCA with the
opening of a basketball school'for
junior high school members start
ing this Saturday night at 7
o'clock. This is a completely new
project , and will '. be ., held . each
Wednesday and Saturday night
after this week. Former Oregon
State ., Football " Star and ' later
Willamette university Varsity
Basketball Coach Howard Maple
is to work -with this school. Her
man Schwartzkoff, senior high
school athletic instructor and for
mer, all conference player, of-the
University of Kansas, will also
help. . Bob Keuscher, athletic di
rector at Leslie, and William , R-
Metzker, coach of athletics at
Parrish,-will, help in addition to
members of the "Y" staff.
Leslie junior - high boys . will
practice from 7 to 8:15 and ; the
Parrish group from 8:15 to- 9.-30.
Carl Fatlond, 75, 1
Die3 in Silverton
SILvXRTON-Cari FaOand, 75,
died late Tuesday at the home of a
daughter, Mrs. Manford Njust, on
Steelhammer road. The Ekman
funeral home is in charge of fu
neral arrangements, which ' have
not been completed.
' Surviving - are five daughters.'In
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V YARNS .
TWISTED
INTO ONE
SMARTER ANP
0o3g a ..
v -r "it:
...-rV. - yarns, which arc twisted into'oae.';Ancl''as'. - v.
. strongas3-pIy twists arCjKuppcnheirncrV '..
fc ' ? 'unique tVcnipcring,,proccss improves
. -' . . their wear "and crease-holding, qualities. .
V.-. " Add to all this the style and fitting refine-
mcnts of Kuppenhcimcr craftsmanship, : '
' ' . l and you have an "outstanding suit that's
xy , :. truly, an-imystmint-in gwf appearance. -
- . younzzTneluy a GOOD er.t
MOXLEY A1ID KUrrTUJGTOII - --
The Store of Style, Quality and Value
. ; ' 416 STATE STREET
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BUY M 6nn VA R DON PS AND ST A 11 P 5
addition to Mrs. Njust they are
Mrs. Odetta Border of Silverton,
Ohio, Mrs. Hilda Ramseyer of Mi
chigan, Miss., Julia Fatland of New
York City and Mrs. Ruth Palfrey
of El Monte, Calif.
Truck " Wrecked
SCIO A wrecking truck work
ed In the Roaring River Lumber
company region Sunday extricat
ing a logging truck from a ditch.
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BETTER-FI T T ING BECAUSE
C2up'pGDuCaoBciDC?
: Their brisk Erigl
results from thci three different
First Frosts Nc led
FOX VALLEY A white frost
was noticed here early Tuesday,
the first frost this season to wilt
garden vegetable foliage.
SCIO FirsJ frost of the au
tumn season' in Scio was reported
on the morning of October 12. Un
official temperature was, 40 de
grees. H E J M E R
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