S-Tha Statesman. Salem. Oregon, Friday, April 4, 1917
Krug Supports
Interest-Frce '
Reclamation
WASHINGTON. April .-()-Secretary
of Interior Kru said
today that a move to force rec
lamation projects to pay interest
i to the treasury on power-unit
costs is potentially dangerous to
the western water development
'prucranv
, The supported officials of the
reclamation bureau in testimony
before a house public lands sub
committee opposing chances in the
1939 reclamation act to provide
lor the interest payment. ,
AS per cent interest' payment
is charged present revenues from
reclamation power units to help
defray imfiaUon costs.
Kruf and reclamation officials
aid that to require the money to
be paid into the treasury and
not for repayment purposes
would probably boost reclamation
-' power rates. -He
told the committee:
"If western water developments
re to require the west to lift "it
self tip by its own bootstraps
to charge more for power than is
' accessary to Tetwm all of the pow
er and irritation costs to the jov
erament the resulting sales tax
on' power will make many a use
ful project impossible of develop
ment and retard the growth of the
". west and its ultimate balance of
Industry and agriculture that we
strive to achieve.
SCR S ( Aimm. iaz. com.) Pitroii
Ins interim commit Im te probe- gam-
buns' lit Oregon (rctaraing poaaioie
inreaeton. control or Uslns). -
Dr.rKATKO:
MB til rlRM. French. eownl
Would jJcenaa and l bookmaklng on
US Zt (Rrs. Francis) Create
board to supervise eoUection agendas.
(.passed:
sb k, 1M, m.
RR JS.
KtrKRRKD TO COMMITTEE:
mb ii. sas. sa. s4s. . too. sst:
HJR t; HJM tl. ,
DO PAIS" REPORTS ADOPTED:
II , t.
MB St., IN. 117. 411. lf. 4M. 4a. 459.
tit. 4M, 144. 7S; MJR IS.
INTRUIIVCKO:
MR IS i Judiciary com.) Author
Itxt aecretary of data to audit all fairs.
hoi and associations who arc bene-
flcfarle of atate- fund.
R ZS (All senate memben) Con-
rratuiationa to Earl and Gladys Blan
kenahlp on birth of son.
tP POR PINAL ACTION TODAY: -
SB 9. 441: MB SS. IS. 1S4. 344. 41.
4J1. 44, 4Nt Ml, S4S, S4S, it, ;
HJR IS. 21, 14.
IINATI RESUMES IS AJML TODAT.
Senate Action
pAtr:
SB n fBrr. of law asm. Rest)
late watenmaking and elacfemaklag.
cntlM fi vemea , board of examiners,
eet SIS per diem. stipulate fee for
wafctimaker and clockmakers. makes
vwlation a sctademeanor.
SB 42 (Ltor and Industrie com.)
Oeara IM3 law which prevented cer
tain colkect;na of assessment under
' workmen's eompensatloa act.
; - SB S1 (Joint way, means torn )
Aathoruea count t court la waa una
i anart b!anoa' for aid of homeless.
; atea-iec-trd ciuadren foundlings or -way:
' ward rtilltfrea. i
S 4i .' I Joint ;wT. insane com.)
Appropriate til I2 for aalertea and
expense of the Willamette river basin
-aswfTi.
SB a i Joint ways, meona eora.
aVuoaapitate. 136 633 for aetarie and
iMniii of the committee oa poat war
B 1SJ Rp. VanDrke et'aU Pro-
Vtdea that attorney in actteav eait or
- aaeeeading cannot be csaaaseeel after
Twdgment, aaciea of final determasa
- H OMMa. and vat. affair com.)
Aartfeorue national guard to bur arid
eoitp ouonaet twits for place without
; adequate armor.; aparopctatea Sioa.
B rr Rep. Dicksoal Seta ea for
ww of property eaoaUan.
mb rrs iRre. : Dxkmi
that eecmearc and land aureevoee must
Sale snap of surveys artth eountr eur-
SB 33s Sep. Chad wick. We!U
rawptt sarcpM merchandiae from
hat of roods for which hotels are re-
. an i iBbie under certain coodittuaa.
oTB 414 rood. laatock com. I
let cour'jr courts specify payment
te tects for Bang's diseaaa and tuber
rukiuk: ezefnpu beef cattle except un
oVe contrary order of county court or
. wttea eucn caUie are pastured adjoin-
an? evarrr here). --..
B 41J iAwml tas. earn.) Pi a vide
zor 1 per cent sthholdinc tax. to
aopty ea inceae taxes on aU lneoa
to of S5S monthly. .
B 44 .tUp HeaUer at al Add
Mid-Colurr.ba ahow at Too Dalle to
- events t-cn share in ractng commi-
" revenue, and Incn aaua . general
rona tate or cemtntMion rrrenue from
ne-aurtjf to taro-fifths.
MB S .Aaaea. tax. eamt Ralae
aneame tax rumplMM U aalaa tax
aaatituied. Mmers them U it M 4t-
fe'.
B tot (Anew, tax earn.) TSub
. Sar HB 23S Prevtoea for S per cent
aasea tax: exempt food eotd for off.
prwie tomumpUM.
B V. Awa. tax. Cam Set!
.:aet tax ejection on Hoeoutber 4.
MB Rjvifim of lav com 1
KeearO.na committal to state noaptut
ro'ectinc r. fits of poteoUet aatleota.
': It 4S4 iJeir.t way, means eora,i
steatre coantiee to levy in to (i
mill properrv tax for public welfare
f raeo? net etaerarxte oinaiiiiilt.
eat JoM)t -mmf; mean com.V
T" tranaJer. of praperty by appii
cant for cld-aee assistance. If our
pose i to Qualify or svetd ctam for
reMWjremerjt.
- MB - Rep. Wiley) AppropriaV
e49 for tr:r.:ns of two deaf, dumb
ana bund cruidren at apecukl lnautu
turn
B sat 'Judiciary com.) Author
BBsa orate ihm board o aetUe any
aaertcaee. ijdfmtnt or otbar claim
rtLnc from. aie or leave af land tin
aer tta tunwirtuin.
MB SIS 'Joint way, means I Ap-
propriMr ijn for executive de
partment budcet division: .award of
' eemri paroie- boa rd. ote. ( ?
t - MB SJS "Joint way, means com )-
Aoprojjrurte S49S11 for department
: of acnrulture.
MB IB Junt wars, an tea .com.)
Appropriate 7tHi.(i00 fur homeless
. o.adreB. indent orphan and way
, saard g rt-bv
MB SaS (Jnint way, means iAp-
prapraw anzr uvo for etae-actU:
tw of Klamai-T Marine barracks.
.MB JSJ-Mjcint ways, meanii Pyo-'
wfif per CifTH jegistatree expenae
auur irv:
HJR 2i (Rep Eberhard et alt Rat
' ifytna proponed amendment to limit
pv-iaer-tuU tenure to S year.-
y i Com. on rcaol titaans I At'
proprsa'et up 1a t!0 Per senate mem-
bar snd chr clerk for official ror
raspondenca pottage
during tntarim.
m.)
Cannery Company
Appoints Aclolph,
David Adolph, formerly of Sa
lem, has been appointed vice
president and comptroller of the
Starr Fruit Products Co, which
operates av' cannery : In . Salem,
friendc and business acquaint
ances In the city learned yeiter
day. .
A banker since 1927, Adolph
was vice president 'of First Na
tional Bank of Portland. At one
time he war assistant manager of
Salem branch of the First Na
tional bank.
KB MS (Joint way, means) Pro-
tbook cotnmlMion.
PASSED
SB 42 (Railroad com.) Author
Ues highway commlaston to imtall road
lights.
SB nt (Judiciary com.) Valid a tin
marrlfa consummated tlx months or
more after -divorce.
SB TJI (Judiciary com.) Mak
polycamour anyone coha'biUna "with
another person within six months af
ter divorce.
viding funds for text
etc.
HB S4S ( Joint way, means) Pro
viding Tunas lor - state legal depart'
menta.
HB U (Joint way, mean) Pro
viding fund for state utilities, and
aaaeaament-taxatlon, division.
mb z (Joint way, mean) Pro
viding $10,000 for experimental fur-
farm unit.
HB SS3 (Joint way, meant) Pro
viding S260.000 for legislative expense
HB II (Military affair com.)
Broaden choice of schools for veter
an getting aid.
s j( state affairs com.) Pro
vides ror S7M.000 highway comml
aion building. Salem.
SB 414 (State affairs com.) Re
moves S5O0JKW limit for highway build
ing
SB 444 (Judiciary com.) Soecifie
It year period for property recovery
under divorce decrees.
SB 4t Education com.) Abolishes
elective of f ice of county school suot.
in rot ties under rural school law.
HB S3S (Ren. Yea ter. fhadwlrk
Doerflerl Providing for refund ol
gasoline tax said bv mall earrtera.
Slav f Resolution com.) Would
line-out. Instead of bracket-out, dele-
uons m oiua. . i
ADOPTED:
MJM II (Rep. Hrtiler) Asks bet
ter faciUtie for Indian at Celil
PalU
SJR II (County affair com.) Set
up interim committee to study county
sslartes.
SJM S (Sen. Lynch. McKay) Ask
retention war asset oi
land.
REPASSED fAaaeaded):
HB 4J ( Making rural school di-
inci law operative Jan. I. 14S..
HB 41T, 4ST. 4J4. tat, taS, SSS. SSS.
DO-PA t REPORTS ADOPTED:
SB Ml, SSS. MS. 41.
BK-Rfr ERRED TO COMMITTEES'
SB JSS.
tJP PtR PTNAL ACTIOM TODATS
SB Sat, S2. sst. 1U. 41. .
SJR SS. .
HOVSB RESUMES It A.M. TODAT,
Port
ton, as Judge, sentenced Ihs pair
to lire; in marriajce. Part of their
punishment was the acceptance of
gifts from the senate, an electric
iron, toastmaster and an orchid.
They were married March IS.
Industry Club
Talks Hazards
Sixty five Industrial men rep
resenting 18 Salem industries, at
tended the YMCA sponsored In
dustrial Supervisors club meet
ing last night at the "Y".
Charles Fox, Vancouver, Wash.,
safety engineer for the Columbia
River Paper mills, discussed Men
tal. Hazards concerning safety
work, industrial management and
personnel. "
Bemice Kleihege sang three
numbers as part of the entertain
ment following the meeting.
Stearns Cushing; president, an
nounced the next meeting will be
May 1, and Invited all foremen
and supervisors of industries in
I this area to attend.
Inventor of 'Pup'
Back from Firm's
National Meet 1
i '
A former Salem man, ! George
Boyington. has just returned from
the first national meeting of the
Pronto Pup association, held in
Chicago in March, as president of
the company- and inventor of the
nationally known "skidless" hot
dog.
Boyington invented his. Pronto
Pup before the war but produc
tion, curtailed by the war, was
delayed until 1944. The product
no wsold in cities over the coun
try, is a frankfurter ; on a stick,
dipped in batter and deep fat
fried. N
Boyington, who has offices in
Portland and lives with his wife,
the former Vrcsa Beugll of Sa
lem, at. Lake Shore, Oswego, is a
brother of Floyd and Wayne Boy
ington both of . Salem. Mrs; Boy
ington' picture appeared in the
Chicago Daily News during the
association's convention, eating
one 4f the Pups.
Portland Police
yice Squad Ousted
PORTLAND, April ,3HT-The
police vice squad. organized
nearly a quarter-century ago to
combat such illegal establish
ments as houses of prostitution
and gambling dens, was abolished
today as ineffective.
Chief of Police L. V. Jenkins
said the squad had not accom
plished its purpose, and combat
ting vice will be taen over jr
police on their regular beats.
BABBIT 8nOW OPENS
PORTLAND, AprU iHffV-Some
850 rabbits, more of them New
Zealand Whites than any other
breed, went on display today at
U.e opening of the first annual
Pacific Rabbit Show. The ani
mals cams from Oregon, Wash
ington, Idaho, California and
Montana breeders. ;
Standard "proof spirit! eon
tains 57.27 per cent of Alcohol by
volume. - j
II
The Cmcifixion
By John Stcriner
First Christian Church
Friday, April 4th, 8 :00 IV M.
Th e Pu blic Is ' Cordially I n vited
At the Capitol
Another one of the welcome
breaks in the final hectic week
of the legislature was the April
Fool's day , presentation, in the
house of a stuffed Easter bunny
to the baby daughter of Speaker
and Mrs. John 'Hall of Portland.
The bunny, tucked in the middle
of several various sized boxes, Mcas
presented in t large carton to
Rep. Hall by the house dean, Rep.
Harvey Wells of Portland, and
subsequently was . handed un
wrapped to the little girL who
was brought to the rostrum by her
mother, on Wells' invitation; A
quick grab and a smile was pay
ment in fulL
,
The house, its employes and
lODoyisis tooK run cognizance
Thursday of the "faithful and
faultless service" of Reading
Clerk Richard Wilson of Eugene.
Resolutions., read by C M, Haf
ehbrack, chief doorkeeper,", and
Joe enninghoff of Portland,
page boy, paid tribute to Wilson's
work the past three sessions: feli
citated him on his, marriage to
morrow to Doris Buuer, of Pleas
ant Hill, and advises Rep. W. W.
Chadwick that the couple should
have the Marion hotel bridal
suite, and Rep. W. W. Doerfier
that he should provide them
flowers' from his nursery. A check
for S60 wa presented Wilson on
behalf of the house by. Rep, Har
vey Wells, and an Indian robe
was presented br Hafenbrack on
behalf of tht doorkeepers and
pages, v
a. a a '
Lester Cour, staff correspon
dent for the United Press at the
legislature, and his bride of three
weeks, the former Maybelle
Frazer, secretary to Sen. Allan
Carson, - were" "indicted' by the
senate Thursday for "malicious
matrimony . Sen. Howard Bel-
Half or Whole ' .
cDOWELL'S BEST HAMS
Sugar cured and
Smoked with oak wood ;.
Lie Dowell's Ilarkcl
f 171 &. Commercial - - Phono 8757
I Inspected Meats
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la ' .MM .saw sVatw-
I
Ideas for Easter
brunch and dinner
EARIT EASTfR 1X1 AKFAST
No matter what the morning's activitift,
thi hearty breakfast will see you through,.
Chilled Grape or Applo Juice
Thick Slice of Broiled Ham with
Broiled Pineapple Slice)
' Corn Fritters - Maple-flavored Syrup
,. ' - ' Hot Coffee ,
. tATI IASTEX ItUMCM v '
Sere 4hU combination brtakfatt and
lunch after church or after the Egg Hunt.
Chilled Grapefruit Sections in
Orange Juice Served in Sherbet Glasses)
or Grapefruit Shells
' . Baked Eggs in Nests of
Corned Beef Hash
. New Peas in Cream Sauce
Hot Rice Muffins Butter or Margarine
(Substitute cooke 1 rice for half the flour
in your favorite muffin recipe)
- : Plate of Sugar Cookies
. Coffee for Grownups
'. Hot Cocoa Tor the Children
oiOaFASKIONED SASTEI DINNEX
If the family' $ ravenous after the Easter
; Parade this dinner will fill them up.
Boaart Chicken and Herb StutSng with
Hard-cooked Egga Sliced
v.----into the Gravy 4
Fluffy Mawhed PoUtoee
lima Bean and Corn Succotash
Wilted Lettuce with Crisp Bacon Bits.
Hot Biecuita Apricot Jam
y :-', lee Cream -
Yeflow Layer Cake with White Frosting
iastex iufFet SCTHK
This menu is festive enough' for guest,
easy enough for Just the family. .
Platter of Sliced Cold Roeat
Lamb or Chicken
Casserole of Hard -cooked Eggs and
Asparagus with Cheese Sauce
. (Use some of the egga the Easter
bunny left)
Potato Chip Celery Sticks
Spiced Peaches Hot Popovers
: lmon Meringue Tarts
CoJVof fofloJkt Director
The Horaemskers' Bureau v '
Am Emtrm SJtwmy itrvic
f.-i 1 a,--..,
f.'tat Chov5
1 '
Easter Sunday dinner calls for perfection in every detail . . . your best
silver, finest linens. But above all, the food you serve is your measure of
success. Be sure of perfection. Buy all your food at Safeway where every
thing is guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. Select from Safeway's
abundant variety of savory meats, garden-fresh fruits and vegetables
and other quality groceries, knowing that you are getting the finest ycnir
money can buy. I j "
Baking Powder c- 22c
. . ? - w . a Bat a
(FQESG3
E6Q8
Spaghetti
- er
Egg Noodle
DINNER
10
4 Stewed
PHUNES
RtxJTao
Special aa H V
Price
Cake Flours s-!Z?k ,Jk' 34c
.Yellow Corn Meal I4c
Ginger Snaps oww ,-29c
aAmerican Cheese 2-$l.09
Miracle Whip Dre$$?ng 45c
12-. jar 29C
7l7c
N3.y4caa3c
29c
Grade A
Larpe Sizes
Grade A
Medium Sizes
Per
DOZEN
Per
DOZEN
5!c
48c
IWaty
Naxlaaa
t I DICED
CARROTS
E!u No. 2 can sl c
Tae only 111
Pacific Pearl
Crcb Meat
Special No. ft
Price con
4
Chili Sauce Mt4t
Tomato Patte
Chopped Olivet
Medium Ripe Olives
Cranberry Jelly s NJ0027c
Oiili Con Carne 25c
Kidney Beans -J Sc
Meat Balls
Beef Stew
Deviled Ham CM'
Deviled Meat
Vienna Sausage LJ"'
Corned Beef Hash Tmim. 25c
Pear Halves G'r" hA$Sc
Fancy Prunes i'"7
Grape' Juice Ch0rtk'9
Ahcnovy Paste Yiim
Pink Salmon '"u
Clam Chowder w
Tomato Soup
Spaghetti Dinner -Ammkm fiiSc
rW.lt47
Peal:
m.10 3 w 25
l4-at.caa35c
J0-es.cas55c
I6c
NtvVCca9c
I6c
Nliar23C
jwart beftle3yc
2M8c
Nleaa35c
ltas.ea23c
3- 29c
teds Ccffee1-D. c 2-D. 91 c
Ccffce
Almoy Coffee
MJ.B. Coffee
Coffee
Ta?''4SIlf Ta
Ccrda's llsna CHtn 1-D.598
size 47c
size 47c
Tats Ad j
b. . aav
fWfa
Sa4urfay
April S
Canned MILK
TaH 4 Or
la.
ttefltMeJty
AajerMaed
Cat
SA9
Cat
SUGAR
Beei 4icii(iut
Cane ltM 1
Spar. Stamp No. II Now Valid
ASTff t.tA T VA lViS
r Gy.r pec3
or
can aJt
Marft9 s
t-ot. pig. 23t
Attoriad
CARAMELS
How Orlaaaa
l2-ez.plc9.35t
2 2lc
M29c
2-25c
Lifebuoy Soap
rwT ., ;-
Tay Cleaner v
Blu-White w"" 10c
Bleach 5 7c 32c
Scotch Cleanser lc
x Liquid Starch r -22c
Swan Soap 3 T 23c
C.aaj ' Oadol-Rinaa-Dtw- k.
dOapS GnmOatcal . ; . . OwC
Fryers
For fester Diaer
Ctrl Rstvtly te Caak
Phteet Qaalffy . lb.47e
Keaaiera. Raasy fa coal IK 47c
HAMS
TKey melt
iLT ib. S5e
Swoot Fresh a mm O O,
SuwryUnk HO. 0C
goes with everything f
Mrs. 'Vrlgfcfs
DREAD.
Cracked Wheat Ih.14
Ilasier Bread
A
SFRIKG IAMB Legs lb.65'
Lamb Shoulder Roast, tauare cut lb. 55c
Lamb Chops, Loin or Rio j Ib. 79c
All Genuinm 1947 Spring Lamb!
SBSsasassssssBsssssessssaa
Sliced BACON lb. 68c
Boof Pot Roaot cui-itlb. 45c
Fresh Ground Boof lb. 39c
Portorh'oo Stoak & lb. 62c
Fresh Oysters um 65c
;
Fresh Wholo Crabs
Fillot of Solo14
Thesi Prices Effective in Salem, Silverton and Dallas
C
FREStt CREEU FOODS
lb. 29c
lb. 45c
ilsparagus
Fancy Ntv 1 TetWkr Spears
tke Season's Lewest Ftiee
Lcllnce Crtap'-IM I,eds
taliflowef 'f
Crispy Celery Nf 4ri,,0
1i mmIa Beaaties.
iippieS extra fancy aad fancy
Grapefnul Ie-
ib. 14c
li. 14c
lb. 16 c
lb. 12Hc
lb.9c
THNOE-SWET
UNIFORM SIZES
Fresh Peas
New Potatoes
Southern YAMS EXCELLENT CAWOItO
Crispy Fresh Radishes
Green Onisns wld-yoful
Avcccdos cZZSt
2 ibs.
3 ib.
25c
25c
13c
12c
lCc
ib. 32c
lb.
lb.
lb.