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S : The OSEGOH STATESMAN Salens, Oregon. Wodnosday Morilng. February 11, f34J PAGE HVE (Dntfy Tht Oregon Statesman Mi Us u mil Promoted Wal- do Mills, manager of the Salem store of the Oregon liquor con- trol commission, has been ap- pointed chief clerk of the license division offices In Salem to sue- jceed Oran Campbell. Mills has teen with store No. 1 since 1934, manager of it the past six years. He will be succeeded as manager by his assistant. Max Hill, who has been employed at the store the last four years.- i For home loanstee Salem Fed eral. 130 South Liberty. : : . Brand Is Speaker Justice .James T. Brand of the Oregon J supreme court addressed the re cent banquet of Coos-Curry coun ties' , Bar association t , the Co- quille Country club. By resolu lion the association called upon the legislature to increase salaries of circuit judged of the district to $7500 a year and of supreme court Justices to $10,000 a year, 7 hr. developing St printing service at Burke's Camera Shop. 174 N. rnwi . Cornet Mlsslnr Mrs. Dk T. Bradford, 1161 Second street, West Salem, reported- to police Tuesday, the disappearance of a Pan-American cornet of silver with gold plated bell. Mrs. Brad ford said the instrument had been lost or stolen from a bus while it was running between Leslie junior high and Salem senior high school, All wool suits, S & N Clothiers, 548 State street Boy Cats Forehead Waldner, -trying, out Eugene spring practice at f football Tuesday, got a bad bump from the rear which knocked him face forward, 'cut ting a bad gash in his forehead. he was taken to a doctor by first aid , then jto his home . at 3130 Portland road. Insurance: B e c k e, Wadsworth, Hawkins & Roberts, Guardian Bldg. , : - i Yeath Cat Freddie Davidson. I aged three, of 499 North 24lh street,-gouged the palm of his right hand - and forearm Tuesday when he fell on a tin can in a - vacant lot where he was playing. He . was ! given emergency treat- ,ment by first aid. . Nebraska Club Auxiliary Rum mage Sale Thur. afternoon and Fri. Busick's ' Marion St Market. Space donated by Wally Walrath. Obitnary 1 In this city at aToeal hospital. Febr uary la. Graver Elliott Reed, lata resi dent ol Portland. Surrived by wile, Emma, of Portland, and four children, Mra.-EvelTn Bolton of Portland. James Reed of Reed sport. Ore.. Robin Seed mt DeLake. Ore- and U. Lytie.Keea at Indianaoolia. Ind- and by nine crandchlldren. Funeral announcement! Uter by the W.T. Rlcdon company. rir At his residence In Chemawa. Febr- mrr is. John Wesley. Bray, late resi dent of Chemawa, at the ace of SO Tears. Surrtred by hta wife. Kltnoem Bray of Chemawa; father.. Alva D. Srav of Lowf-ry. Mo.: seven children. Mrs. Leora Huehes and Mrs. Lorraine Stenhena. both of Missouri. Richard Bray of the- U. 8. navy m San Fran ciaco. Mrs. Marjorle Lein and Jacquc Una Bray, both of Salem, and Mrs. Naomi Hobos and. Harry Breediove. hoth of California: two brothers, Or vUla Bray of Portland and Vomer Kr-r mt New York: sister. Nellie Coulaon of California, and 11 rrand- ehiidren. Serricac will be held Wednes day. February 11 at S p. m. from h W. T. Rlswoir chapel with conetuding aervices at city view cemetery. Pedaraew Mr. Mary Pederson at her residence M Modisoa arreet. Tuesday. February Survived ' y sour gTanociuMren. Mrs. Lillian rreaara wad Sylvia Frances areat crandchlldren. Arlene and Gor THl XTtZlU W fllollMVUf BBS VI gaiglt WW aww - - . don Fromm. both of Soiem and a son. In-law, Charles Mattson of Salem. Services will be hold from the Cknich Barrick chapel Friday. February S3. at I p. m. with Rev, Warren Hale of iiciatina. Interment in Lee Mission cemetery. 7 TIME UNTIL THE v. , , i No Jl Too Small or Kfews IIBipiiefis -Telephone, 9101 - Track Badly Damared When a brake rod broke, Andy Lewis Price, jr, of Albany, ; crashed his truck into the rear of a I truck driven by Clarence Berni Feller of Portland at Miller and South Commercial streets, a police re port said. Price's truck lost both headlights, both front fenders and when it- crashed into a sign ' post the engine was - shoved - to the floor boards of the cabin. Wanted: Good 2 & 3 bedroom homes ranging, in price from $4,- 000 to $10,000. We have many cash buyers that are in need, of homes. List them with us and we will give them our prompt atten- tion. Call G. H. Grabenhorst.' Jr, with Grabenhorst Bros., realtors, 154 S. Liberty St Ph. 4131 eve- nines 2-294. . . Miss Daseh Is Speaker Orpha Dasch, social worker for Marion c(mn Red Cross, will discuss some of the wartime " problems .which her or ganization aids families of service men and women to solve as she speaks this noon before Salem Soroptimists at their regular luncheon meeting in the Golden Pheasant banquet room. Don't call us for a cheap roofing job. If you want the Protection of Johns-Manville high quality shin gles and expert -. workmanship with a 10 year guarantee call Mathis Bros. Roofing Co., 164 S Com!. Ph. 4842. Free Estimate. ' Victim Goes Heme Lee Has- kms, who was attacked, by an escaped convict in Hollywood Feb ruary 13 and badly beaten on the I head with a gun, was sufficient ly recovered from his injuries Tuesday to be removed from Sa lem Deaconess hospital to his home at 206S Virginia street. Wedding pictures taken at the church. 520 State. Ph. 5722. , Bikes Injure Boy When two bi cyles collided in the 1100 block on Tile road Tuesday afternoon, ittonaior joanenson. . ox to the navement and suffered a hd burnt on the back of his head and was given attention by first aid. "Cyn" Cronlse Photograph and Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg. Mrs. Lloyd Heme Mrs.' George Lloyd, injured in an automobile accident in which her sister, Lois Scharn, was killed on the oast highway last week, has returned to Salem from McMinnville Gen eral hospitaL Broken ribs, facial lacerations and shock are believed to be the extent of her injuries. Fruit trees-Shrubs-Rose bushes. Knight Pearcy, nursery, 375 S. Liberty. Open Sunday 12 til . 4. Week days 12:30 til S. Saturday 8 til 8. Dracer Is Caller Fred Drager, long chief clerk of the house of representatives, who this year holds a federal position, was caller at the capitol early this week, coming, from Portland. He has purchased a home in Laurel hurst addition of that city. Our Insurance Service is as dose to you as your telephone. Richard G. Severin Every form of Insur ance including Life. Constant, de pendable service 212 N. High St Tl SAY T?m Boyd la Sales Robert Boyd, Portland, ; former Oregon liquor control commission attorney, Was I , . - A 1 i aw. I rt4ia lAnirA mIiai TS i avi4 m veiyjiwi vtsav.a aucmaji For reliable insurance of all kinds including Prudential Life call Percy Ullraan, Rm. 219, Oregon Bldg. Ph. 902. TO APPLY ONE OF OUR RUSH OF SPRING ORDERS . - r W..s..-"m n.i- .. TTeaner rermuiinn Expert Vorlanon - Ono Year to Pay , . 10-Year Maintenance Guarantco Large Census; Class jplanned A class or farm! censusi workers will- be held in the coanty court house Thursday through' Saturday be- ween the hours of 10 a. xn. to I p. m. daily. County Judge Grant Murphy I announced, after j grant-; ing use or rooms lor the purpose. Deafness is no Jake. Having diffi culty wth youri hearing? lExpert Wvice. private consultation,' free demonstration. Hew Futura Acou- ticon Hearing t Aid. Ph. 5350. 5 1st National iBank. - Trie at Liocotn Music for the unior chamber rof commerce lunch Tuesday was provided by a trumpet trio from Parrish junior high, school. Members oX the trio pre ' Tonj. Juzas Cbarles Andrus and Roger Middleton. 2i Interest with cood security Is hard to get these days. We have I chain tore ease which will net 9-25 interest or 13 years and all your money back during . the ase. Phone 6rwirite us for de lus. Larsen Hdcne & Loan Co 1 85 Sou Cdmi St. Ph. S3M. Attorney U Speak Members of the Salem Rotary club will near a. a. ureen, f oruana attor ney, at their noonday meeting Wednesday in I Hotel Marion. reenrwui jtaix fn laoors part in e postwar program. ain ting lie Decorating. Ph. 7552, Patien( SecoTeriag Mrs. Har old 'Barnwell, 3830 State street, who underwent p surgical ' opera tton February " 11 1 In the Salem ijeaconess hospifal, was removed tp her. home Tuesday in a much Unproved condition. Reroof with JohnS-ManvOle as phalt shingles, plight over ypur old roof pFree estimates. Mathis Bros. 154 S. Coml Phone 4842. Daat-hter Bonf Mr. and Mrs. John A. j Troxell Of 411 McNary street, Vest Salm, Tuesday be came the parens of a daughter, bjora in Salem General hospital at 4 a. ni i ' Notice to alt Union Carpenters and Ladies welcome to attend ' party Thur. 22nd at New Labor Temple. auhussiuu a pic, - Mother!. Sen jleme Mrs. Eu gene Mclntire and infant son were removed Tuesday from - Salem General hospital jto their home at 1125 North :lth street ReaMved From Hospital Mrs. larencei Beaurnont ' and I Infant sn, of 241S North Liberty ; street, were removed Tuesday from Sa- General hospital to their lp-year guarantee bond with eVery PabcO Welded Roof applied by Elfstrpm's Application immedi f A w .H a . ! m aiery, ngm overyour worn roor, gau vzzi xor iree estimate. iFhurers Asapatated Mast Klotz had two; i fingers) amputated tol l4wing an accident in a machine Which mangled them badly. Klotz lives. witft his parents on the Ped firm east of Middle Grove, Kesaoved to Hosne Mrs. Ed Ward Saunders, 1 774 South 18th street, wlio underwent an opera ton at Salem Deaconess hospital bruaryi-11, was removed to her home Tuesday. 1 TvtmSm Isaaed J Percy R. Hen derson was granted a permit Tues day from; the office of City Engl ner J. Harold pavis to alter duelling! L is a h: 2265 North Fifth street. Da. Will i. Thompson: Oateasetrist aai Ortaaplst . Sit Oregea Bldg. Over Sean Store r I. 3 J i . - : i I" 1 Tf--''... Trtm Lwliates lem home. tPaQODflii :.i jBB&ails CHtCUIT COtJRT J 1 jAA $ Henrietta B. MarUndalo vs. Wffliaik Albert Martindale: divorce complaint;. aUesed cruel and Inhuman treatment. Vera Ramsey vs. r. Jr. ana uars Jqnes; law action heard by Judge . MiPice and taken under advteement. jESd X. Pa tier vs. Leonard D. Patxef; divorce decree cranted: plaintiff riven ctistody of two children and defendant required to pay sss moauuy xor sup port of each; property settlement ap proved and. included ia decree. - i Valley Credit Service vs. Fred S. Schultz; transcript from Salem Justice oil the peace court filedV , , - . V- credit Bureaus inc. vs. weorce Banker; treasurer directed to pair plaintiff S7X.4S en deposit. - - ; . pjreoil tsureaus inc. vs. istn se)co and wife; treasurer directed to pay plaintiff $39 or deposit. - -. J. W. Teak vs. Robert M. Bishop; an swer and counter claim filed; defend ant alleges plaintiff owes him SaOOT for aUeced failure to deliver hop Toots as per contract. r-- r . ! V ' . i Credit Bureaus Inc. jvs. Ralph Bor- rtfso: i application lor i place ob trial docket. ' : I Merchants credit Bureau vs. aiam Wacconer; order directs county trea- user to pay to piainurx anorney aii.u held under writ of execuuoa. FptOBATK COURT j f I Alfred Bahnsen. a minor, ruardlan- ship; Henry Bahnsen, father of minor. innomiea auaruian; wua m xicix w mw proximately S37S.74 from the estate of Axelina tMtrom estate: order a- thorixinf Clarice U rield.' adnimistrc- Ulx. to sell real property in new jrara arfrlltlnn to ftmlmm. jAJny as. Mooena esiaie; tacw i arpenter appointed execute ox eaxaw h Marion and Clackamas of a prob able value of $2571.23; M. D. Leabo, Georce W. Fry and Louis Webert ap- ;inna sppnuam. ? William H. Michell and Jennie H. Mlchell estates: Ralph C. limroermaa nnointM administrator . oz oom UO.es witH bond of $2000 and $10.00 re spectively; Mrs. Mlchell was the ad ministrator of her son's 20O estate when she was fatally injured by a ni akiD driver and from which Injuries she died February 10; . probable value oe the motners enaie - s ai.iwjv; heirs are two sisters of Mrs. Michell, Ina H. Foulkes of Spokane, Wash., and LAell M. Hawlev. Washinston. DC i Mattie J- rutaon estate; atipuiauon 73 subject to inheritance Vs m tot1 estate ox sei.eutw. t - . t Ida F. Martin csute; decree ox iinai aafttlMtient entered. I William Emery Fredericks estate: fi nal account of Kmery V. Frederick. administrator, shows receipts ec few and disbursements of S15S.S3. . JUSTICE COURT i State vs. Antonio M. Mercado: charsje adultery; continued until Tuesday, February zi. ,.r-. . 5 MUNICIPAL COURT ' iOrval Chastabi. 4S1 North Capitol street; charge curfew violation, by warrant: bail ss. Solon sninkle. 1037 Broadway street: chare curfew , violation by warrant; bail SS. Keith G. Williams. Salem: -charn Vfelation of Toasie rule: bail S3. pnomas G. Ford. 29Q west Leieut street; charge no drivers license. MARRIAGE LICENSF. tfnwi NL SuiulMntrMm. SS. TT S ma'- rihes. route one. Monmouth, and Doro thy f. ward, za, Diuepnas cwra, k- lenstHirx. nasn. - This yeax . t. f4 ' "A Gburt: Affirms Pagd Decision The atat supreme court ' in decision; Tuesday affirmed Judge E. M., Page in the, appeal case pf D. A. flsh appellant, vs. Bishop; trustee of the will a it of the late C. P. Bishop; and Justice f the;Peace Chris J. Kowitz. The suit arose over a forcible entry and detainer action in which an-effort was mado to remove Fish from tenancy of trorertT be- longing to the Bishop estate.' In justice court, Judge Kowiiz dis missed the - case "as , originally brought,! after a .second sut. wui instigated in which the 'question of ownership of the property was not Included. Covmsel contended! a justice of the peace had no auth ority in the case because of prop erty ! ownership being involved and therefore had no right to dis miss but rather the action should have been heard in circuit icouk. It was on this point of contention that the appeal was taken, Judge Page affirming Kowitz end .the higher court, in turn, affirmiag uuze rage. Olivotti Rites To Be Fridav 1ST. ANGEL, Teb 20 Timeilal services for. Mrs. Maria OUvotti, 91, who died Monday, will be held Friday . morning following; :15 requiem mass. ! ' . Mrs. Olivotti was born October 2. 1853 in Venice. IUly and was married there in lS7C.-Her hus band' came to ML Angel , in 1S82 and she came six years later!. Sur vivors are i three daughters : and the widow of her son, Natala Oli votti. killed in an accident a few years ago.-1 - :.,J i- .1 -' The . daughters are Marina . Stu fel, Portland; Angela Olivotti, San Francisco, and Anna Olivotti, Mt Angel; MrsJ Natala OUyotti lives at . Eureka and she and Miss An. gela Olivotti are expected to ar rive here for the funeral Friday znormng. New Store BaUdlag 4 nw store building in being, erected by T. J. Kuhns in the 1000 b ock on 12th street, ; The structure 50, by 120 feet f will be the Boy Scouts of America la the three and a half decades of its existence, the Boy Scout Movement has been. a vital factor in the development of character and training - i t . . i. s - i y y in ritizeoship of the youth of America. - 1 . , "i v I y' v Three lioys out of everjr four want jto come into scouting. Less than half of hem get a chance; .Why?. Siitiply because the troops and leaders ire lacking. ":.. " f "'' To alleviate this problem; the Scout Executives of this area are. urging organizations of ali creeds and colors in all cities and towns to sponsor "one or more Scouting Units: r 1 , j Mere's MovYbd':Can Bnvesi in fifro IF utuFQ oi1 fiffiorscQ! v At Ae aemt saectiiif of any dab or rgantzatlosi of which yoei A art aucmber, nejest that; your roap becoma the sponsor - one or more Scouting Units. See. that committee is appetate4 to confer wida your local Soat Executive. lit WU assise yea ts i gutmng, a Boy Scout troopi walle tSaa j to do. ' "' . .' -j ..;. -.f t.'t '-'"! :.rli- '.;"t 3 '--t .' .!-, ; . : it M : It saeaas that year groan will torn gwrn try with wli&lesoae actfriHes, htttrtsnaj dafls te 4 sad : . f tat chaace ts pTe wordrwkile Agriculture Wants to Be Full Partner WitliBusiness; Haag " Declaring Jhat "agriculture was the only Industry that was pre-; pared for the war the nation is now fighting, Henry Haag, Oregon farmer and head of Dairy; Cooperative, Tuesday noon told members of the Salem Kiwanis club "agriculture, in turn, wants to be taken into full ' partnership with busi- Agriculture,? he aid, "is" the only industry in the country which has never "been able to pay the wages to workers so they could af- ord new automobiles, now consid ered a necessary part of the Amer ican living standard. This, nation has six pert cent of the world's land surface, seven per cent of the population, 30 per cent of the railroads; CO per -cent of - the phones and 80 per cent of the au tomobiles. ' I i: 1 h AA : . h ""On the nation's farms JLoll If),- 580,000 workers, in the : nation's manufactories 1188,000. - Invest ed In agriculture are $41,300,000, Just six billions less than is in vested in manufacturing. Thirty per cent of the manufacturing is processing of farm products.' One- third of the wholesale trade Is farm products. , Seventeen, per cent of the gross tonnage on rail roads is farm shipping.' , r -, f Oa Farm SS Tears ""V I have lived 55 years on the same Oregon farm. Perhaps the tradition and environment ac counts for the way I think. . Wal lace, the politician, thinks he can create 60.000.000 lobs " after the war. Kaiser Hunks "tne country can continue its prosperity if the government , loans ; business, men money for operations. They both may be right, have the right so to think and so does Henry Haag. "We ' have social legislation which projects programs, -of stag gering sums. Our national debt is greater than that -of the rest Of the world. There are over" 6,000,- 000 farms, in the nation and they are industry's best customer, bet ter than the rest of the world. Be- Sea Bern Mr. and Mrs. W3 lard Olson, 1984 State .street, Tuesday became the parents of a son, born" at 1:18 a., m. in Salem Deaconess hospital.; - t- Admitted te BospiUl llrs William L. Newton, 1S18 Elm street, West Salem, was admit ted to Salem Deaconess hospital Tuesday for medical treatment.! Permit Issaed - A permit was issued by the county court to Al bert E. Cole to lay an eight-inch pipe tinder market road No. 39 A movement that has influenced .. - It f - - . . . a f the lives off 12,000,000 Hen Boys during the past 35 years! celebrate their 35 th anniversarr. It is a stmple and very worth be providiaj the yoath. ef yenc service te their, conatry. tween the Alleghenies - and the Rockies lies the greatest food pro-; during district In the world. The nation has Umber excelled by no other spot in the world. We have minerals. ; . -v. Iaaportaat tm Fatare "There, was -a time when the lands of the Medes and Persians supported '50,000,000 persons , in luxury. Today that area- supports $,000,000 in. : poverty. America must not agriculture for granted,' it must take agriculture as a full tune partner in all enterprise which looks to the future . great ness of this nation." ! l i . Next Tuesday the Kiwanians will hold their' annual fanners din ner,, a joint meeting of agricultur ists of the area and Salem busi ness men. ' . ,...: iA Buttermaiker Exam Slated-; The state's semi-annual exam inations for buttermakers and cheesemakers desiring to .be li censed to operate In Oregon will be held at the state agricultural department here Monday and T u e s d ay, officials announced Tuesday, . ' ' i ; : " Buttermakers will report early Monday while Tuesday will be devoted to cheesemakers tests. , The examining board will give written,', oral and practical tests. Board members include one rep resentative from the state agri cultural department, the ; dairy manufacturing division of Oregon State: college and the dairy- in dustry. . ---r- Reck Uc:l Insnlalicn Installed under pneuma tie ' ' pressure. . . Metal Interiockinr r Weather Strippinr - aUvetraa ie 4.1 la year faeL Free Estimate - Ne ObUgaUaa 181S EeeseTelt ' Pheae 8451 ! T ft Cascade' Area Coaacdt . New' Klgh' Unly Salesa, Oregea .;. BlasM . ! AUre Cscy. TUi etsNeaaat seaaerei mi fhmmd y eW " arutTX-wxrjra coarpaxr . - Health Tests Given to Two ' ' Gity Schools - .,. ... - -ii" - Dr. W. J. Stone of the 'Marion county department of health, as-: sisted by M. Wikoff, R. N, gave physical examinations to students ' at Englewood on February 12 and Garfield on February S-. i Total examinations, at Engle wood were 85, with 45 found free from defects. Wphlheria ' Immun ization -was given 27, 'smallpox immunization to 15 and tubercu losis skin tests to 43. Volunteers assisting were Mrs. Fred Klaus and Mrs. George A. Fletchers At Garfield, 89 were tested, with' 38 free from defects. Diph theria immunization was given te 15, smallpox immunization to' three, and tuberculosis Skin, testa to 34. Volunteer helpers were Mrs.. Loyal Warner, Mrs. 'Fred Mair, Mrs. Chester Cushing and Mrs. ' Edith Turner. " . S t Dental examinations were given at the following schools! Engle wood on February, 13 by Dr. Estill Brunk; Garfield, February 15 -by Dr. C Ward Davis; Grant on Feb ruary 8, by Dr. K. K. Adams and Washington on February 8 by Dr. O. Ai Olson. , v ' .' ::r . Finn Name Filed Quinn Smith and L P. Smith, of King county, , Washington, ' filed - a firm nam in the office of the county clerk for Quinn Smith Company. Attends Meettag City Engineer J. Harold Davis was in Corvallis Tuesday attending 'a meeting of engineers, the subject of the dis cussion being sewage. At;.' 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