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FARLOW RELEASED
Everett Delbert Furlow,. 620 D
at., who hs pleaded innocent to
charge of participating in a
riot and for whom trial has not
yet been scheduled, war re
leased on his own recognizance
Thuif day from Marion cqunty Jail
by District Judge Joseph B. Fel
ton. He has been in the Jail since
his release Monday from Salerh
Deaconess hospital, where he was
treated for three gunshot wounds
allegedly received in a shooting
fray early tis month at a Brown'i
iUnd hopyard. Two other men
involved were found guilty on
similar charges last week.
Ripe tomatoes Peaimines. 2-1103
See th exhibit ot watercolors by
the Northwest Watercolor Society
t Elfstrom s galleries, 340 Court.
RECRUITERS IMPROVED
Sgt. Lester B. Lent ot the Sa
lem army recruiting office was
back at his home here Thursday
fcfter his release from Albany
hctpital, where he received treat
ment for injuries incUdrred in
an auto-truck collision at Harris
burg Tuesday. He is expected to'
report later to an army hospital
for final checkup. Lt. Col. Michael
Mattis, Oregon recruiting district
commander, hurt In the same ac
cident, i still in the Albany hos
pital and reported as "getting
along alt right."
For a Bendix Automatic Home
Laundry demonstration call Ralph
Johnson Appliances, 35 Center.
Ph. 4036. Vs "IT
Legal secretary wanted. Short
hand 4c typing required. Ph. 3224.
MEYERS BOUND OVER
Charles W. Myers, Silvertqn
route 2, waived preliminary ex-
amination in Marion county dis
trict court Thursday" and was
bound over to the grand jury on
k charge of obtaining money by
false pretenses. He was arrested
by heriffs deputies Wednesday;
Motorola and Philco auto radios
to Tit alt. cars. Now at Morrow
Radio Co;k 153 S. Liberty.
River silt, top soil, and fill dirt,
Com'l. Sand St Gravel. Ph. 21866.-
EXAMINATION CONTINUED
.Preliminary examination on a
charge of . obtaining money by
fake pretenses was continued
Thursday until October 13, In the
case of Ben Creasy, 330 E. Bush
st, in Marion county district
court He is held under S 1,000
bail in the county jail.
Attention, Deer " Hunters: Order
double wrapped Master Bread for
camping from your favorite gro
cer today.
Soil for lawns for few days
. only good heavy loam, priced
reasonably. F. A. Doerfler & Sons,
Landscape Nursery, Ph. 21322, 150
W. Lancaster Drive.
LOG HAULING PERMIT
- Permit to haul logs over certain
Marion county roads en route from
the Abiqua bagm to Salem and
Milwaukie waiSranted by the
county court Thursday to Ralph
H. Colemanr Molalla.
For rent Floor Sanders. Wood
rows, 450 Center St.
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens
The Chocolate Box, west of Puri
tan Market, W. Salem opens today
Close out sale on all baby Items,
rifttrom's Gift
Obi I nary
KKTNOLOS
At the residence. 980 Market St.,
September 23. Mim Mary E. Reynold.
Survived by two nieces, Mrs. Inct Gol
tra Gilbert of Portland and Mra. Helen
Coltra Bafley ot Twenty-nine Palms,
Caif.; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Lloyd T.
Jiejoold of Salem; several relatives
la Ohio. Funeral services will be Frl
ajr, September 26. at IM p.m. in the
Mi. T. Rifdon chapel. Concluding serv
ices in the I OOF cemetery. The Rev.
brook. Moore will officiate. Please
emit flowers.
HAST
Hiram Idelbert Hart, at the family
residence at 1UW Gaines St., September
U. at the a(e of 13 years. Survived by
frw wife., Mr. Susan teoU Hart of Sa
lem: too daughter. Mr. Ruby Elva
her kins of Salem, and Mrs. Peagy te
eta fry of Portland; a son, James El
bert Hart o( Salem; and three grand
etilldren. Funeral services will be held
at thegHwwell-Edward chapel Friday,
Krptem&rlr 2S. at 2 p m. TJue Kev. K. A.
Krueger will! officiate. Interment at
Be Iciest Memorial park.
MILLS
Mrs. Madge M. Mills, lit resident of
Jefierson. in Sslem, Tuesday. Septem
ber 23. Survived by two sisters. Funer
al . announcement later from the
CtougrcBarrlck company.
Z KAZAN
Margaret C. Zerzan, at the residence,
XJyu Hazel eve., at the age of S3 years,
Wednesday, September 24. Survived by
the husband. Charles J. Zerzan. Salem;
three children. Margaret, M. Jackson,
Sn Francisco. Charle J )r Milwau
kee. Wc. and Dorothy Zerzan, St.
Louis. Ho.: three sisters. Mrs. Nellie
GeUnek. Bruno. Nebraska. Mrs. Cele
tin Streeter, Omaha, and Mrs. Grace
Moms. Gervais; five brothers, George
Mahony. Grand Cane. La., Kenneth Ms
bony, Seattle, Frank Mahony, Junc
tion City. Leonard Mahony. Wood
burn, and M. J. Mahony, Gervais. and
by six grandchildren. Recitation-of the
toury on Friday, September 28, at 8
p.m. in W. T. Rigdon chapel. Requiem
mass Saturday. September 27, at V 'M
am. at St - Vincent de Paul Catholic
church, with concluding services at
Bck-rent Memorial park.
STOStCSV
Everett Storer. late resident of Med
fotd. in thu city Tuesday, September
23. at the age of 12 year. Announce
ment of services wilt be mad later by
'the Howell-Edwards' funeral company.
KENASTON
s Wealthy Kenaston. late resident of
iataiem. at a local- hospital at the age
of 60 years. Shipment made to Medford
' by Howe tl-Ed wards funeral company
for services ami interment.
ICE CBEAII
Quarts . 330
SAVIIIG CEIITEIl
Salem West SaJeto
LEIG1ITON RETURNS
Lyle Leljhton, Cascade area
council Boy Scout executive, re
turned to his office here Thurs
day following a business and va
cation trip during; which he and
Harry Michelsen, assistant execu
tive, attended the national scout
executives conference in Bloom
ington, Ind. On the return trip
Leiehton visited his family home
in Minnesota, as well as seeing
Glacier and Yellowstone national
parks.. He reported eight inches
of snow at Glacier. Micheken is
to return to the office today.
All holders of Portland Electric
Power first preferred and prior
preferred or bonds should consult
Conad, Bruce & Co. concerning
exchange. 203 Oregon Bldg. Ph.
410.
Just received shipment white buck
Spalding saddles. Raemar's Shoe
More, 460 State, next to Sears.
SMITH PAROLED
Restitution has been made of
a $30 worthless check, thus start
ing a one-year Da role for Char lr
Smith, a transient, who pleaded
guilty here Wednesday to a charge
of obtaining money by false pre
tenses, according to Marion coun
ty circuit court records. Smith,
charged with passing the check
here May 28, wag sentenced to
one year in the county jail and
paroled by Circuit Judge E. M.
Page. '
Permanent $2.50 and up. The
Modem Beauty College, 178 N.
Liberty. Ph. 8141.
Johns-Manville slate s u r f s c e
shingles applied by expert roofers.
Nothing down, 3 years to pay
Buy the best at no extra cost Free
estimates. Ph. 4642. Mathis Bros.
Roofing Co, 164 S. Com'L
AUTO HIT, LEFT
City police received a report
Wednesday from Roy Van Vleck,
1865 N. Commercial it; that his
car was hit while it was parked
in the .1200 block on North Front
st. Wednesday afternoon. The top
left side of the vehicle was
smashed, police reports indicated,
and it is believed by police that
The damage was done by a log
ging truck as bits of wood re
mained on the side of the car.
Flowers for all occasions, Pem-
berton's, 1980 S. 12th. Ph. 23348.
LIONS TO HEAR LEADER
Salem Lions club members will
join the West Salem Lions club
in a: Joint meeting at 7 p. m.
Wednesday, October 8, in West
Salem, to hear an address by Ray
Keaton. assistant secretary sen.
eral of Lions International, who
will make two other Oregon visits
next month. Reservations for the
dinner meeting are to be made in
advance to James Beard of the
Salem club.
Standard Cleaners & Dyers. Also
furniture, rugs and drapery clean
ing. Free pickup and delivery
service. S. it H. Green Stamps.
Ph. 877.
Graham Studios Violin and viola.
Re-open Sept 20. Call 2-5571 or
2-2705 for app'L '
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens
Closing out a complete line of
Dapy items to make room for other
merchandise. Sale lasts while
stock lasts. Everything from food
warmers to rattles. Come early
for a good selection. Elfstrorrs
Gift Dept -
White oxford -no band shirt white
spread collar $4.05 Tailored by
Hendan of Loe Ansel au
Jones, 121 N. High street
FIRM CHANGES HANDS
Certificate of tisumed busi
ness name as Monitor Lumber
yard was filed with Marion coun
ty Clerk Thursday bv Ernest and
Alma Boesch of Monitor. At the
same time notice of retirement
irom that business name was
filed by Carrie L. Nelson J
sie Nelson, Elizabeth and Marion
Dealy and Helga and Lemuel
uteD.
Luncheon and dinner at Silver
Falls Lodge. Available to season
end on October 1st.
Dance Sat nite, Silverton armory.
Woodry'a orchestra.
BALLOT DEADLINE NEAR
Absentee ballots for th nui
election, for persons who because
oi Dimness out of state will be
away from Salem, October 7,
will not be issued or accepted
at the Marion county clerk's of
fice after Saturday noon this
week, County Clerk Harlan Judd
said Thursday.
Just received shipment white buck
Spalding saddles. Raemar's Shoe
Store, 460 State, next to Sears.
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens
Nothing Down, Pay Monthly
i Venetian Blinds
- ELIIEIl -The
Blind Han
1545 Plaza St. W. Salem
Slats in aluminum, steel, wood.
Choice of tape- colors.
Measured and Installed
within 30 miles.
Phone 7328
for free estimates.
JOINS YM STAFF
New office secretary at the Salem-
YMCA, starting Thursday, is
Margaret Lovell, replacing Pauline
Cirod, who returned to Willam
ette university as a senior. Miss
Lovell, a daughter of Mrs. G, L.
Lovell and sister of Dow Lovell
and Mrs. Karl Becke, all of Sa
lem, served in the marine corps
during the war. She has resided in
Portland for several years but is
a native of Salem, where her
father, the late Rev. G. I Lovell,
was pastor of First Evangelical
church.
Attention Please. Here is the ideal
rent saver. A .very compact 1
bedroom home located on "i acre
view property, close In. This little
home is new; & is completely
furnished. We think you will like
it at only $4,250. Lee Ohmart St
Co., Realtors, 477 Court St Ph.
24115-14118.
DeLuxe "Serve Self Laundry, 345
Jefferson. Ph. 26317.
CHECKS INVESTIGATED
Salem city police Thursday in
vestigated recent passage of two
fictitious checks at local stores.
Police were informed that a $10
check was passed last week at
Broadway grocery at 1190 Broad
way st, and endorsed by L. J.
Sauer. The other investigation in
volved a $5 check cashed at the
Red Cross pharmacy, 499 State st,
signed by W. L. Ash, according to
police reports.
Modern picture framing. ' Elf
strom's. New is the time to use a G. E.
electric blanket with single or
dual control. Available for imme
diate delivery. Atkinson Appliance
Co., 2005 Fairgrounds Road. Ph.
2-4439. .
Rummage Sale Izaak Walton
auxiliary over , Greenbaums, Fri
day and.Saturdisy.
Public Records
MUNICIPAL COURT j
Charles LeR y CopclandL Wood
burn, violation of the basic rule, post
ed S10 ball. !
Robert W. fowler. Jefferson route
i, detective lights and violation of
the anti-noiie ordinance, oosted IS
on each charge.
Axti iiMoaorc Carlson, Dallas route
2. failure to have fenders and viola
tion of the anti-noise ordinance, post
ed total of $10 bail.
DISTRICT COURT'
Joe Edward Hartllne, Salem route
4. box 171A.. no operator's license,
S3 fine suspended upon payment of
costs.
Charles W. Myers, Silverton route
5, waived preliminary examination on
charge of obtaining money by false
pretenses, neia to answer to grand
,uv;
verett Delbert rarlow. 820 D at .
held awaiting trial on charge of par
ticipating in a riot, released on own
recognizance.
Ben Creasy. 330 X. Bush St.. charged
with obtaining money by false pre
tense, preliminary examination con
tinued to October IX
CIRCUIT COURT
L. W. Hall and others vs 8. P. Ma
theny and Oregon Pulp and Paper
Co.: Notice of defendant Mathenv's
appeal from Judgment of July 28. 1947.
Wilbur Marion Reck vs Treda Kath
ertne Reck: Complaint for -divorce
alleges cruel and inhuman treatment.
Married Oct. 12, IMS, at Marysvllle,
Wash.
Allied Building Credits. Inc. vs
Dwyn A. Miller and Beatrice A.
Miller: Answer to complaint.
Margaret Nielsen vs Hjalmer G.
Nielsen: Order based upon stipula
tion of parties for defendant to ope
rate Cervais Star newspaper and pay
plaintiff one-half of net proceeds as
support money pending litigation.
Hou belle A 1 lender vs Richard
Swanson and Howard AUender: Or
der allowing and denying motion to
strike portion of complaint.
WUlard H Petrie vs George L.
Hetland and H. A. Strong: Order, of
dismissal based upon stipulation of
partter. . ,
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS :
James W. Larios. 28. -telephone em-
gloye. Salem, and Helen Lorraine
ulkler. 27. saleslady. Silverton.
PROBATE COURT
Morris Selm guardianship estate:
Order approving guardian' account.
Charles McKinzle estate: Order ap
pointing Leo McKlnzie administrator.
Harvey R. Smitrr estate: Return on
sale of real property.
Etta H. Holt estate: Order approv
ing changes in supplemental final
account.
Gertrude A. Turney estate: Order
appointing Antoinette White as ad
ministratrix and Zena Thomas. Ed
Mason and Bestie M. Elofson as ap
praisers. Zola Lewis guardianship estate:
Final account and order directing
distribution.
Nancy Elizabeth Nelson guardian
ship estate: Order confirming sale of
real property.
Ada B. Shepherd estate: Decree Of
final settlement.
Leah Rae Hibberd estate: Order
authorixlng administrator to com
mence suit to recover . damages for
alleged wrongful death of subject.
Otto F. Johnson estate: Appraisal
of estate at S389.4S8.40.
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$017 Fairgrounds Rd.
"Heart of Hollywood"
Flckap Delivery
Can 76S1
Ilighl School Opening September 29
Classes in
Shorthand
Typing
Accounting
Calculators
Mathematics
Spelling
English
Business Law
Mondays and Thursdays, 7 to 9 P. M.
i 3 subjects -. 8 Month
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
MARSHALL ON BOARD
Frank Marshall of Salem was
named to a new three-year term
on the board of directors for the
Tavern Owners Association of
Oregon at a convention of the as
sociation in Portland this week.
Marshall is proprietor of the Pio
neer club. Speakers at the con
vention included two Salem men,
Harry Schenk, assistant to the sec
retary of state, and Ethan Grant,
editor of Oregon Tavern News.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens
SPANISH CLUB MEETS
. Mrs. Belle Brown will describe
her recent trip to Mexico to the
Salem Spanish c'.vb meeting to
night at 8 o'clock in the YWCA.
Mr.. Brown also will play Mexi
can records and will conduct the
Spanish study drill. Also up for
discussion will be plans for the
Pan-American meeting here on
October 24 with the Portland
Spanish club as guests. Consuls
from Mexico, Peru, Venezuela
and Ecuador have been invited.
FIRE LOSS TALK TOPIC
The cost of fire losses will be
discussed by Fire Chief W. P.
Roble before the Salem Board of
Realtors this noon in the Marion
hotel. The fire chief's message is
timed to herald National Fire
Prevention week beginning Octo
ber 5 club leaders said.
Hard of Hearing? Fresh batteries
for all hearing aids at Salem s
newest hdq. See new easy to
wear Beltone. James Tuft &
Aso. 218 Oregon Bldg. Ph.
2-4491.
TILE TO CROSS ROAD
Joe Doran, Brooks route 1, was
granted a Marion county court
permit Thursday to lay an eight
inch tile for drainage purposes
across county road 623 near mar
ket road 0.
Dr. M. E. Gadwa, osteopathic
physician and surgeon, 229 Ore
gon Bldg. wishes to announce that
his office will be closed from Sept.
29 to Oct 27th while taking post
graduate work in Genito-Urinary
and Rectal Diseases at clinics in
Urology and Proctology in New
York and Boston. He will return
by way of Los Angeles where he
will attend the sessions and clinics
ot the American College of
Osteopathic Surgeons.
MOTHERS LEAVE GENERAL
Discharged from Salem Gener
al hospital Thursday with their
baby sons were Mrs. . Leonard
Lingenfelter, Salem route 4; Mrs.
W. A. Olson. 1984 State, st., and
Mrs. Bernard Sokolow, 168 N.
12th st. Dismissed with infant
daughters were Mrs. Walter
Flager. 560 N. 17th st., and Mrs.
Glen Bonlie, 985 Saginaw st.
PEARL INGRAM DIES
Word reached Salem Thursday
of the death in Roseburg Tues
day of Pearl V. Ingram, 68, fath
er of Vernon C. Ingram of Sa
lem. The deceased was a native
of. the Roseburg community and
a retired forest service employe.
He also is survived by the widow
and two brothers.
ASK8 EARLY BERTH
Dean Seward P, Reese, dean
of Willamette university law
school, said Thursday that he
had received a telephone call
from a student living in West
Virginia seeking admission into
Willamette law school In 1948.
Neither the name nor home town
of the caller was revealed.
MRS. ROSEBRACGII TEACHES
Mrs. Harold Rosebraugh. for
mer city editor of The States
man, will conduct a freshman
course in government at Willam
ette university, it was revealed
Thursday. Mrs. Rosebraugh will
conduct the class on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings.
DEACONESS DISMISSES
Mrs. Ronald Miller, 585 S. 12th
st, and Mrs. Elmer Cousins, Sa
lem route 7, were discharged
from Salem Deaconess hospital
Thursday with their infant daughters.
Observations v,
Bring Out
Contradictions
Editor's note: Mrs. James T. Brand,
wife of the Oregon supreme court
Justice who currently Is preslSInc
ever a military tribunal la German,
has been taking several trips through
central Europe. la the following she
recounts some Impressions.)
NUERNBERG, Germany
Special to The Statesman) I do
not say that the following are
universally true merely that I've
learned by observation that:
The Danube is not blue,
German cleanliness and effi
ciency have been overrated.
A universal langue is develop
ing to which Italy contributed
"Privia," France "beaucoup,"
Germany "Kaput" and America
"O. K."
A moving van in Holland bears
this sign: "Nordwyck to Amster
dam and vice-versa."
A motorcycle can be propelled
by a wood-burning engine. The
stove is a No. 10 tomato can. The
fuel, pieces of wood the size of
cigarets.
Hair-combing by Braille
The pleasure of seeing what I
can see is being poisoned by the
grief of missing what I can't.
The seasoned traveler combs
her hair by the Hraille method.
Wild morning glory grows in
the rose gardens over here, too.
Some European universities
have beautiful campuses, notably
Erlangen; many have no cam
puses at all, notably Heidelberg.
It was a thrill to see the bar
racks at Bastoigne, from which
General McAuliffe sent his fa
mous one-word message.
"Brand" seems to be an inter
national family name. With us,
it's Scotch. I've seen it in Ger
many, Holland, Czechoslovakia,
Belgium, Switzerland and Luxem
burg. Flies Favorites
The German (servant class, at
least) take no stock in the germ
theory. They LIKE flies.
The universal European vehicle
is the bicycle; one man can carry
a bag of food, a bundle of wood
and two children on one two
wheeler! Nuns and priests ride
about on them, on their errands
of mercy.
It would be wise to quit knock
ing communism and to counteract
it by showing the world that de
mocracy works.
Bavaria is the land of tweet
sights and sour smells.
BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED
Twelfth Street Food market, lo
cated at 1396 S. 12th St., was
granted permission by the city
building inspector's office Thurs
day to wreck a grocery store at a
cost of $50. Other permits went
to Herbert Vergets, to alter a ga
rage at 1535 Broadway st., to cost
$100; C. O. VanKleeck, to alter
a store at 1348 S. 12th st, $2,500;
J. S. Unrein, erect a utility room
at 1560 S. 15th St., $1,100; L. G.
Edgar, alter a house at 485 W.
Vista ave., $1,300; E. K. Stewart,
1990 Fredricks st., erect a garage,
$350 and to H. C. Hanson to alter
a pump island at Salem highway
.racts, 2105 Lana ave., $2,000.
The- S talesman. Salem, Oregon, frlday, gp4ombt 81, 1847 -3
The
Chocolate
Box
757 Edgewaler, West Salem
(West of Puritan Market)
Opening Today!
Haurer - Bogardus
FTOMTIUKE '
Sonlh 12lh Street Highway Junction
Bedroom Sel 51
5 Piece Walnut
Coffee and End Table
Glass top -
Kitchen Slool
Metal
Baby Crib
Large size, natural finish
Baihineile
Chairs ' !
Chrome aluminum, yellow, red and green
Armless Daveno
Full spring construction ...sJZr
Swing Rockers . . 47.50 to 49.95
Compare Onr Prices
When Buying Fnrnilnre
Open Daily 10 A. II. to 9 P. II.
and Sunday
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Ammunition
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Deer Hunting Season
Opens Hex! Week!
Be Prepared -Gel
Your
Al Keith Brown's
Bell Axes
Bed Hals
Flashlights
Lanterns
Knapsacks
Duiile Bags
Sleeping Bags
Air Ilaitresses
Wood Camp Stove
Hunting Knives
Gun Butt Plates
Gun Oil, Grease
1 and Bluing
Cleaning Rods
and Brushes
KEITH BROWN
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YARD
Front & Court
Salem
PhoiM 9163
155 No. Liberty St.
Tel. 3194
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6 to 9 O'CIocIr
Women's
FLAIIIIEL GOUII
1
99
Re?. 2.89. Colorful floral prints la
snowy white, extra soft Carinol. Full
cut Sixes 34-40.
WHITE OnGMIDY
44
Reg 59c yd. Extra sheer all white
permanent finish organdy 39" wid.
Children's
TUILL OVEIIiLLS
cs)cs)
Reg. 183.. Children's bib type orerafl
In hoary cotton twfiL Llmo color only.
Quanfiaes limited. Sizes 3 to t.
Hen's Coal Sweater
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77
Bog. &5Q. Mon's coat stylo swoator.
solid color knit back and sloeroo with
contrasting front Tan. blue and green.
Sizes 38 to 44.
Jen's Saddle Panls
s
Rog. 2.89. 11 -ox. weight sanforized
shrunk, guarantood extra hoary con.
traction.' Sizos 28 to 36 waist
iUaminnm Cairo Pan
Reg. 25c Doop aluminum cako pan.
Can bo used for baking deep pies or
cakes. Size 1 1x7x1 H.' ,
9" Carpenter's Plane
a66
Reg. 1.88. Forged stool cutter band
boned for keen !go. A Friday night
spodall !
345 Court St.
Phone 5987
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