The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning August 83, 1913
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Dismissal from Deaconess
Dismissals from the - Deaconess
hospital Wednesday included Mrs.
Merrill Harsch, 123 Liberty st.,
nd her infant daughter; . Mrs.
Eomer Thacker of Mill City and
her Infant son; Mrs. Mary Wel-
don, 643 Union st; Ivar Morgan
Broadcast Scheduled Mem
bers of the Salem Junior Cham
ber of Commerce will . broadcast
a special 'program over ' KSLM
Friday night at 10:45 o'clock in
observance of the 25th anniver
sary of the United States Junior
Chamber of Commerce and the
f route five, Salem; Mrs. Rich- 2$uY anniversary of radio. Taking
rd Manning, 328 Judson st,. and
her Infant son,! and. Mrs. Virgil
Sutton, Woodburn, and her infant
on. .' ;
fur storage. Let us tell you about
ur storage with free moth-proofing.
Prices. , .
Koch Injures Fingers Frank
Koch, 2680 N. Church st, receiv
ed painful cuts and bruises on two
fingers of his left hand Wednes
day when he caught them in a
taw. First aiders who treated the
hand said Koch told them he was
hurt at the Reinholdt and Lewis
plant where he is employed.
For un painted furniture shop at
Woodrow's, 323 Center.
- Parents On Way Parents of
William Stevens, 17, of Des
Moines, la., who was drowned in
the Willamette river Sunday near
the Wheatland ferry, are on their
way. to this vicinity; relatives re
ported Wednesday. The youth had
een making his home with his
ncle land , aunt," Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Knupp of the Quinaby
eustrict
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. wvu u ngciiii, cniropracuc
yhysician and physiotherapist has.
rerarnea : zrom yrs. service in
the iavy and reopened his office
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Lions Club Today Members
f the Salem Lions club at their
meeting today will hear Lieu Tso-
T.inn Atf fViiinerlrlrx fViInn ..t I.
. la Orpffnn atudvinff VriH am. mna-
sieering. Tso-Linn was with the
highway bureau of China for eight
Fears and is one of 700 Chinese
engineers who have been sent to
this country to study bridge de
velopments. He Will leave Satur
day for Pittsburgh to study en
gineering constructions there prior
to his return to China.
Clean rummage sale, YWCA. 332
N. Com'L. Friday and Saturday.'
Interest Rates Reduced The
state land board said Wednesday
that effective Sept 1 interest
rates on Its loans of more than
$2500 will be reduced from 8 to 4
per cent The action was taken
to make the rates conform with
rates which prevail generally.
Hop picking, Roberts Hop Yard,
4 miles south on River road,
ttarts Friday, Aug. 31. Will pick
Sunday and Monday.
Rubbish Fire Wednesday
Firemen were called to the foot
n Hood street on the river bank
to put out a rubbish fire Wednes
day night No damage was re
ported. .''.-.
Watch for "Adventures by Morse."
Dor Bites Girl Julia Repine,
f, was given first aid treatment
Wednesday alter her pet dog had
kitten the girl , on her face, aid
men reported. The child lives at
1060 North 18th st .
Shop Woodrows for Kelly Farm
Tractor tires.
Issued Marriage License Elmer
It Worth of McMinnville and
Lecna G. Owens of Salem have
. been issued a marriage license at
Vancouver, Wash.
-" Want "two men Capital Ice '
Cold Storage Co. Ph. 5603, 580
Trade.
cles driven by George E. . Smith,
C20 S. 25th, and Alden Boun-
gard, Seattle, collided Tuesday
Birht at ShinDinf and Fairgrounds
road. No Injuries were noted.
Wedding . pictures taken at : the
CuU Left llsad First aiders
treated Clifford Vanick Tuesday
evening for a cut left hand which
he received while working in a
- hop yard.
part in the program will . be Dick
Lockard, . state director; ' Irwin
Weddle, secretary; Wendell Ewing,
treasurer; Bud . Kent, second vice
president; Floyd Walts, first vice
president, . and Elmo Lindholm,
president ,
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.
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Air Exnress Un A fain nf
350 per cent more air express
traffic in. the first six months of
1945 over the same period in 1944,
was shown Wednesday by H. E.
Brown, agent of the air express
division of the Railway Express
agency. Gross revenue also jump
ed 39.5 per cent with $1870.65 as
against $1341.43 for the six month
period of 1944. . l
"Cyn" Cronise Photographs and
Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg.
, Stink Bomb Vandals Appre
hended Sheriff Denver Young
arrested Wednesday at Mill City
two youths who were alleged to
have placed a stink bomb under
the door at the rear of the Mill
City theatre Saturday night Al
yin Hamlin, 20, and Clifford Met
ier,' 18, are both being held In
the. county jail on the charge.
Beauty operator wanted. . Good
wages. Marinello Shop. Ph. 8916.
Pipe Permit Granted The
county court issued a permit
Wednesday to Ben Kaufman, per
mitting him to law a one-inch
pipe under a county road east of
Pratum to carry water for do
mestic uses.
Office of Dr. H. E. Gilbert 808
First Nat'l Bank, will be closed
from Sept 1 to Oct 1.
Five Turnovers Made Turn
overs showing additional taxes
collected on five separate rolls
have been filed by Sheriff Den
ver . Young. They are; 1941,
$593.95; 1942-43, $1213.03; 1943
44, $2048.06 and 1944-45, $128.28
Hop picking, Roberts Hop Yard,
miles south on River road
Starts Friday, Aug. 31. Will pick
Sunday and Monday.
Stolen Car Recovered The car
belonging to Howard G. Rey
nolds, Camp Adair, which was
stolen Tuesday night from the 300
block on S. 14th street was re
covered behind the McKinley
school on S. High street shortly
after It was reported missing. :
7 hr. developing it printing ser
vice at Burke's Camera Shop. 174
N. Com'L
Breakfast Meetlnjr Postponed
The newly formed breakfast club
will not meet at the YMCA Thurs
day morning as previously sched
uled, because the cots used by sol
diers from Camp Adair are still
set up there, President Connel C
Ward announced Wednesday.
Sawdust for fuel. Immediate de
livery. Oregon Pulp it Paper Co.
Lumber division. Phone 9236.
Count Made. on County Roads-.
A count of the traffic passing over
all of the county roads for which
petitions had been filed for oiling
was completed by Mrs. Reba Ed
wards, recently, County Commis
sioner Roy Rice stated Wednes
day. It will be impossible for the
county to improve all of the roads
for which - petitions "were filed,
making the traffic count necessary.
Another count will be made later
on in, the year when the roads are
under more . normal usage, the
harvest traffic no wbeing unusu
ally heavy. An average will be
determined . from the two counts
which would indicate the normal
mean of .usage, he added. Each
of the two-day checks on the two
roads were made at varying eight
hour periods during the - day.
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Bean pickers urgently needed. Ex
cellent picking. Rt 2, Box 190,
opposite Lakebrook Hop yard.
Phone 2-2355. H. L. Pearcy.
Building Permits Wednesday
Building permits were issued from
the ceity engineer's office Wed
nesday to the following: J. F. Swi-
gart, to repair a one-story dwell
ing at 1485 S. Liberty, $200; C. T.
Reany, to reroof a one-story
dwelling at 660 Hood, $50; M. C.
Johnson, to reroof a one-story
garage at 1695 S. Capitol, $50; F.
W. Fowler, to erect a one-story
garage at 1190 N. 16th, $250; Ar
chie F. Bronson, to erect a one
story dwelling at 2385 Broadway,
$2,500.
Wanted waitress evenings. Short
hours. Wimpy's. 697 N. CapitoL
Ph. 7887. - -
Permit Issued The county
court Wednesday issued a permit
to the Portland General Electric
company to extend a power line
on county roads 801 and 802. The
line will extend east from the
south river road near Riverdale.
We cut and install Shatter-Proof
auto glass. R. D. Wood row, 325
Center st
Church Votes
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Consolidation
At Conference
The Oregon - Washington con
ference, of . the , United - Brethren
church has. approved union with
the ' Evangelical church. ,The. ap
proval was voted at the denomi
nation meeting . which has just
closed at Trestle Glen camp. J. M.
Goodheart- was returned , as .pas
tor of the -Englewood . United
Brethren church . in Salem, and
was named district superintend
ent . ' ' '; ' . .
The general conferences of each
denomination have approved the
move and the vote is now being
taken in the state conferences in
cluding the , Oregon-Washington
one which has Just voted. .
"A popular vote of the member
ship will be taken next and when
this Is complete a meeting of the
heads of the two bodies Is pro
vided for in the fall of 1946. Bish
ops of the .two churches will form
the Evangelical United Brethren
church. . v :
The general conference of the
United Brethren church approved
the union by a vote of 224 to 2,
while the Oregon : - ; Washington
conference voted 34 to 6 for the
union.'- - :
Public Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Valley Credit Service VI Louis A.
and Thelma Jones: return of execution
on judgment for $81.75. shows collec
tion of $17.96 by garnishment.
Emma M. uvergara vs wuiiam M.
Overgard: order of default noted.
W. H. Weeks vs Ethel Weeks; divorce
complaint charges desertion, asks con
firmation by court of previous property
settlement entered Into by both parties.
S. W. and Minnie Champ vs O Nell
Bros, and Callaghan Co.: motion by
defendant for more specific statement
denied, given 10 days to answer to
complaint.
Helen M. Taylor vs Elwood N. Tay-
and inhuman treatment, asks custody
of two minor children, the two other
minor children of the couple to be
awarded to defendant, $73 attorney's
fees.
Raymond W. Wuornos vs Kathleen
Wuornoc: order of default noted and
entered.
GulUermo C. Ycoy vs Sally R. Ycoy:
divorce complaint charges cruel ana
inhuman treatment, asks custody of
minor chUd.
Maleda Banick Myers vs Alva O.
Myers: answer contains a complete
admission by defendant.
PROBATE COURT
Ida M. H. Tekenburf estate; order
confirms sale of real property to J.
H. Edwards for $4000.
Salome Rose Katilus estate: execu
tors final account shows receipts of
$2954.25 and disbursements of $922.20.
Indicate heirs and distribution, order
sets September 29, 1945 at 10 a. m.
for final hearing. .t
JUSTICE COURT
State vs Robert Norris " Stevenson,
larceny of an automobile, continued
for plea until Thursday, August 90.
State vs Melvin J. Olson, defective
muffler, fined $2 JO and costs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Samuel Terrell, 45, longshoreman,
Burntwood. Ore., and Irene M. Moore,
44. waitress, EddyvUle. Ore.
Blirh Billiard Parlor Changes
Hands A certificate . of assumed
name was filed with the county
clerk Wednesday for the Bligh
Billiard Parlor by Alfred and Hen
ry H. Fox The retirement from
the business was noted from a
certificate signed - by Charles A.
and Ethel II. Johnston.'
Watch for "Adventures by Morse."
Sugar Stolen John E. Williams
reported to police Wednesday that
someone had stolen. 20 pounds of
sugar from the back porch of his
residence at 1112 Mill street
Spun-Ray white sport shirts con
vertable collar $3.95. Alex Jones,
121 N. High st
Rheumatism and Arthritis. I suf
fered for years and am so thank
ful that I was cured of this ter
rible affliction that I will gladly
answer anyone writing me for in
formation. Mrs. Anna Pautz, P. O.
Box 825, Vancouver, Washington.
Pd. Adv.
Watch Stolen Everett D. Meh
ner reported to police the theft of
his watch from a room in the
Centrol Hotel, 462 State, which
he was occupying Sunday night.
Hop picking, Roberts Hop Yard,
4 miles south on River road.
Starts Friday, Aug. 31. Will pick
Sunday and Monday.
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Garlock Death
Mvesligated
Coroner's . deputies and . state
police ' Wednesday ' were lnvesti'
gating :the death of Jay Carlock,
an! employe, at .the '. Peter Smith
ranch near Gervais for the past
five years. They said suicide was
suspected.. '
. When the Smiths returned to
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taking : his life ti bia had not
complained 'of Illness or 'despond
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Members Plan
Reception f or
New Pastor
Members and friends - of the
First ' Evangelical church 'will
meet Thursday evening at the
church for a reception for the
Rev. and Mrs. Wilmer . A Brown,
newly, appointed pastor and his
family. -A farewell for Helen Bier
who has resigned, as church- sec
retary and parish visitor, will also
be held at the same time.
,The Rev. Brown served the Sa
lem church as assistant minister
In 1938 and 1939 when he was
minister of music and director of
youth activities. He comes to Sa
lem, from the First Evangelical
church of Portland, where he has
been for the last three years.
He has been prominent in the
activities . of the Washington and
Oregon conference of-the Evan
gelical 1 church, and . at present is
director of music, a four year ap
pointment , Miss Bier completes five years
of service as church secretary and
parish visitor and . is. leaving to
accept the position of dean of
women ' at - Cascade college . in
Portland.;: : . : . -, :
Coed Diet Makes Good Degs
Vriilu'es' lojamdieats prov!i ALL she elemeoa
yoor dog aaeds mad mmM bav foe top coadtooa. .
lmctmtkM iiciiiifT nttaix, nioarala. vcactsbto
mmA sssas sscat pioteias mmfitm momtithmtmt.
Checks Recovered Some of the
checks stolen, from the Broadway
Market Sunday were in the hands
of local police Wednesday. A 5-year-old
child playing in an alley
In the 700 block on D street dis
covered, the checks Under some
bushes along the side, of the alley.
He gave , them to his mother, who
in, turn notified the' police. The
checks were stolen' along , with a
considerable sum of money from
under the counter, at the market
Unity Dally Word, for sale. 338
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Many dog ailaseats of stoauck.'
teeth, boaes, and skin are caused,
by faulty diet. No matter what
else tod feed, include one good
mealof Friskies erery day, sad b
SURE your dog is Safe from ail
Stents due to faulty diet. Dogs
!oWtheMeatr"TOf of Friskies.
Created by experts la animal
feeding at Albert Kennels oa
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motor oil it causes siudgethe thick sediment
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