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BARTHOLOMEW ADDED
Acceptance by Lyle Bartholo
mew, Salem architect, of a place
on the building advisory commit
tee for the Salem War Memorial
association was announced Thurs
day by William H. Baillie, com
mittee chairman. Bartholomew
will aid in studies of the associa
tion's project, a civic auditorium.
Next meeting of the association
will be held soon, to be scheduled
as soon as inquiries presentlyun
derway are completed, according
to President Rex Kimmell.
Electric range. Thermador deluxe
model. $3250. Mitchell's, State
at 19th. Ph. 7577.
Day's 100 virgin wool gabar
dine slacks sizes 29 to 42. $15.95.
Alex Jones, 121 North High.
CORPORATION FILES
Articles of incorporation of
Grapette Bottling Co. pi Salem, a
firm manufacturing and distri
buting carbonated beverages, were
filed Thursday with the Marion
county clerk by Ralph W. and
Rosemary Atwood. Tyrone Gilles
pie and Stuart Johnson. The firm's
capitol stock is $40,000, divided
Into 200 shares.
Pemberton's Flower Shop, 1980
S. 12th. Ph. 23346.
The Boucanier is open every eve
ning from 5 P.M. to 1 A. M. 1 A.M.
to 10 P.M. Sun. Closed Mon.
FIRM INCORPORATES
Articles of incorporation of City
Electric. Inc., a Salem electrical
wiring and supply business, were
filed with Marion county clerk
Thursday by Fred M. and Beulah
K. Snider and Robert P. Arthur.
Capital stock was listed at $35,
000, divided into 350 shares.
Let us prepare and serve your
party. Smorgasbord or dinner.
Your home or ours. Call 24483.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
SPANISH CLUbItO MEET
Members of the Salem Spanish
club will hear Wi E. Klosterman
tell about his experiences during
a recent trip to Mexico and Gua
temalav and will conduct Spanish
language drill at their meeting
Friday at 8 p.m. at the YWCA.
The Boucanier is open every eve
ning from 5 P.M. to 1 A. M. 1 A.M.
to 10 P.M. Sun. Closed Mon.
Hard of Hearing? Fresh batteries
and supplies for all hearing aids
at Salem's newest hdq. See new
one unit easy to wear Beltone.
James Taft St Associates, 218
Oregon bldg. Phone 24491.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
W. F. Larson, 510 N. 17th st..
told city police Thursday that his
green 1938 Chevrolet coupe was
taken from his address sometime
Wednesday night or Thursday
morning.
River silt, top soil and fill dirt.
Com'l. Sand St Gravel. Ph. 2196.
Income tax service. J. W. Coburn.
1570 Market. Ph. 2-6569.
GENERAL DISMISSES
Leaving Salem General hospital
with her infant daughter Thurs
day was Mrs. Frank Jelrenk. 1363
Elm st. Mrs. Harry Saylor. 1155
Colonial dr., and baby son also
went home.
Oil cloth for sparkling clean kit
chens. Sanitas for the walls and
Royal Cloth for tables St counters.
See the gay new patterns at Elf
trom's wall paper dept. 340
Court.
B'liblic
Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Marguerite T. Jones v. Allen C.
Jonn: Supplemental complaint.
Donald Steele, as guardian of Paul
Hut-brand, vs. Walter Hoskns. Alice
M. Hoekinc. Joe W Oppek and Isabella
Hllttbrand: Complaint aks for clar
ification of property rights to note and
njioitKage.
Marie Mumper vs. Pearl S. Matthes.
administratrix of Lewis C. Matthes
state, and others: Decree of fore
closure against prcperty and order Jor
Judgment sale
Archie J. Elliott vs Portland Gen
eral Electric Co. and I- Dewey How
all. Orccr allowing and denying por
tions of plaintiff s motion to strike and
to make mora definite certain portions
f defense.
Alice Boehmc vs. Antan Hrudka: De
cree allowing and denying portions of
defendant's motion to strike portions of
complaint.
Hazel D. Sims vs. Errol J. Sima:
Order modifying divorce decree to
eliminate provision for support money.
Richard McDonald, by guardian Wal
ter McDonald, vs. West Coast Beet
Seed company and Keith Crocker: Re
plies filed to defendants' answers to
amended corr plaint
Lloyd Jackfon vs. Merna Jackson:
Order of default.
DISTRICT COURT
John W. Kafton. Salem, charged with
obtaining money under false preterms,
waived preliminary examination and
bound over to grand Jury, held In lieu
f $1 000 bail.
Everett Lavon Dickens. 1S33 Sixth st .
West Salem, passing at an Intersec
tion filed SS and coots.
UtOBATE COURT
Alice Small estate: Order directing
administratrix to deposit uncalled tor
hares of estate with county treas
urer. David George Cromwell guardian
ahip estate: Order aprpovbuj annual
report.
Edna Clarice Batueson guardianship
state. Order authorizing sal of se
curities. E. A. Kaiser estate: Decree closing
state.
La ban A. Steevea estate: Order re
opening estate and reappointing exe
cutrix. Lawrence 3. Moritx estate: Order ad
snitting will to probate.
Rosaltha Johnson estate: Hearing on
final account set for February 14.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Harold O. Hartman. IS. bookkeeper,
Salem rout t. box 37. and Vesta A.
Shinn. 23. clerk-typist. 704 N. Cot tag
t.
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TEACHER'S COURSE SET
A course in Oregon school law,
for .teachers in the Aumsville
Mill City-Stayton general area,
will be offered under the exten
sion division of the state system
of higher education at Stayton
high school beginning Monday at
7:30 pjn. Mrs. Agnes Booth, Mar
ion county school superintendent,
will be instructor for the course,
which will be for 10 consecutive
Mondays.
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens.
COURSE CHANGED
The curriculum workshop class
of the university extension courses
offered in Salem will change
meeting night to Thursday, begin
ning next week. It meets at 7:15
p. m. in the conference room of the
public school office building and
has been meeting Mondays.
George Porter, director of adult
education for Salem school district
24, said the change was made to
accommodate additional students.
Johns-Manville shingles, immed
iate application by expert work
men. Nothing down. 3 years to
pay. Free estimates. Phone 4642.
Mathis Bros., 164 S. Com'l.
CLASSES TO START
Notices have been sent to per
sons in the Salem vicinity known
to be seeking U S. citizenship that
the naturalization classes at Sa
lem YMCA will be resumed this
Saturday night at o'clock. C. A.
Kells, YM general secretary and
class instructor, invited all per
sons who plan to take the natur
alizatio nexaminations to attend
the weekly sessions.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 390 State st.
VICTIMS IMPROVED
Ralph M. Rathjen. Portland, and
Charles Richard Stamper. Coos
Bay, both seriously injured in an
automobile collision Sunday, were
reported as improving at Salem
Memorial hospital Thursday night.
The accident, in which David
Doherty of Pendleton was In
jured fatally, occurred near Hub
bard on highway 99 E.
For rent: Floor Sanders. Wood
rows, 450 Center St.
DEMONSTRATION DELATED
A Marion-Polk county home
demonstration meeting, scheduled
for today In the West Salem city
hall, has been postponed until
Friday, January 23 at 9:45 ajn. at
the city hall due to flood condi
tions, Viola B. Shaffer. Polk coun
ty demonstration agent, said
Thursday.
Dance Sat. Crystal Gardens.
REALTORS TALK RATS
The current city rat control
campaign will be explained to the
Salem Board of Realtors meeting
at noon today in the Marion ho
tel by L. M. Cheney, city rodent
control officer and Lenore Head
ley, educational officer of the
Marion county department of
health.
George W. Hubbs Co. Real Estate
wish to announced that Willis E.
(Bill) Brown is now employed in
the Hollywood office located at
1853 N. Capitol.
SIMMONS DISMISSED
Sam Simmons. Gervais, con
fined in Salem General hospital
since Saturday with injuries suf
fered in an automobile collision
near Brooks, was reported dischar
ged from the hospital Thursday
night
Dance Sat , Crystal Gardens.
STAYTON FIRM FILES
Certificate of assumed business
name as W. A. Weddle St Son,
Morticians, at Stayton, was filed
Thursday with Marion county
clerk bv Wendell E., Kathryn and
Sarah Weddle.
Basement Sump Pumps now
available. Judson's, 279 N. Com'l.
RITCinE FILES
M. O. Ritchie, 230 N. 20th st.,
filed Thursday with Marion coun
ty clerk certificate of assumed
business name as the M. O. Ritchie
Electrical Maintenance and Home
Service, 493 Center st.
For Sale: Everett upright piano,
mahogany, per fecL rendition, with
bench. Ph. 2-141 -iter 6 P.M.
WOMAN INJURED
Mrs. Hurley Moore. 1285 Mar
ion st., tripped and twisted her
ankle at the corner of Chemeketa
and North High streets Thursday
afternoon and was taken home by
city first aid men.
The Boucanier is open every eve
ning from S Pit to 1 A. M. 1 A.M.
to 10 P.M. Sun. Closed Mon.
MOTHERS GO HOME
Mrs. Donald Carroll and infant
son, and Mrs. Floyd Wilson, 1205
S. 19th St., with her baby daugh
ter, went home from Salem Mem
orial hospital Thursday.
W1THLI TO HALSEY
Dr. Raymond W I they, religious
counselor at Willamette univer
sity, will speak in Halsey to the
Methodist congregation there on
Sunday, January 11.
Baldock Gtes
Reasons for
Deduction Ban
The recent action of the state
highway commission in refusing
to permit payroll deductions for
members of the Oregon State
Employes association, covering
the association's life insurance
program, was due to the fact that
only association members work
ing for the commission would be
benefitted. State Highway En
gineer R. H. Baldock declared
Thursday.
Baldock's explanation was in
reply to a charge by association
officials here Wednesday that the
action of the commission would
tend to deprive highway depart
ment employes of low cost in
surance protection for their
families.
Under the association request,
Baldock said, many highway de
partment employes who are not
members of the association would
not have received any benefits
had the deduction been approv
ed. Association officials said they
would ask the commission to re
consider its previous action.
Old Ad May
Still Be Valid,
Due to Floods
The most direct comfortable
and cheapest route from Oregon
to San Francisco was by rail to
Rose burg, stage to Coos Bay and
steamer to San Francisco, accord
ing to an advertisement of Nov.
18. 1873.
The notice, publicizing the Pio
neer Stage line over the 64-mile
Coos Bay Wagon road, appeared
in the Mercury, a Salem news
paper of the day. Its discovery
Thursday was only by chance,
since it was on the reverse of a
legal notice, among those being
microfilmed in the Marion county
clerk's office by Mrs. Althea
PresnalL
The legal notice was in con
nection with the estate of A. F.
Waller, pioneer minister and
builder of Waller hall, oldest
building on the Willamette uni
versity campus.
The stage line advertised "40
hours or less from Coos Bay to
San Francisco' via the "new and
fast steamer Eastport' The route,
it said, enabled avoidance of "the
rough road of about 300 miles
between Roseburg and Redding."
The Coos Bay Wagon road was
claimed to be unsurpassed by any
road in the state. The railroad
involved south to Roseburg was
the old Oregon and California.
Tha SkrUamcm. Solom, Oregon, Friday, January f. 1948.
Job Referrals
Pay Dividends
Of 9,271 persons referred to
jobs during 1947 by the Salem
office of the state employment
service, nearly half, or 4.320, were
hired. Manager William H. Baillie
said Thursday. The local office
recorded 124,555 receptions, per
sons reporting there for claims or
work, including 40,184 veterans.
New applications for Jobs to
taled 5,129, including 1,630 by war
veterans, of whom 219 were phy
sically handicapped. Orders from
employers for jobs, not seasonal,
totaled 9.200. Referrals included
227 handicapped persons, of whom
92 were employed. Veterans hired
number 1,374.
The local office, which handled
the year's work with an average
crew of 18 persons, expects to
double the 1947 load during the
coming year because of the state's
assuming the farm job placement
service previously conducted by
the federal government
Jvron N. Londbert to. laborer. 7
I. Front St.. and Darlen L. fiullmn.
I stenographer. t40 N. 3Sth at.
ll'NICITAL COURT
John Wesley Kafton. Peabody. Kao,
charged on two counts of oo lamina;
fnonev by false pretenses, bald In lieu
I! total ball of $3,500.
Zarl Emanuel Keruurr. Hubbard, rto
tion of the basic rule, posted $39
Ben H. Hord. Valsetz, no fenders on
Vehicle, posted S3 bail.
Frank! Schulu. Salem rout I,
charged with reckless driving, found
Innocent by Jury trial.
Vlrnl W. Norwood. Salem rout 4.
Charged with reckless drtving found
guilty and fined 115.
MADZX To Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick J. Maler, 1593 Baker st,
a daughter, born Thursday, Jan
uary 8, at Salem General hospital.
BARER To Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Baker. 470 S. 12th st, a
daughter, born . Thursday, Janu
ary 8, at Salem General hospital.
DAY1ZS To Mr. and Mrs,
William Davies, 320 Sunset ave.,
a son, born Thursday, January 8,
at Salem Memorial hospital.
RIGGS To Mr. and Mrs.
David Riggs, 575 Willow st son,
bora Thursday, January 8, at
Salem Memorial hospital.
Optimist Club
Lunch Today
Several Salem men interested
in boys' work are meeting for lun
cheon in Marion hotel this noon
to discuss possible formation of a
local chapter of Optimist Interna-
tional--a service organization
for boys work in support of ex
isting boys' groups and of new
youth groups where none are al
ready formed.
Glenn W. Loom is, extension
counselor of the Optimist organ
ization with offices in Portland,
said be would meet with the local
group including Howard Higby,
Lyle Leigh ton, Jerry Scott E. J.
Kelm, G. O. Madison, D. A.
Wright, W. M. Hamilton, Warren
Doolittle, Carl P. Richards, Floyd
Colburn and others.
POLE LINES APPROVED
Marion county court granted
Thursday to Portland General
Electric company permits to in
stall electric power pole lines at
four places: For 19.99 chains along
an unnamed road in Reimann ad
dition at Hayesville, for 2,000 feet
along an unnamed road running
east from the Pacific highway at
Brooks, for 5,100 feet along a
series of three roads in the Swegle
district and for 550 feet along
Bartlett drive south of Salem.
LEES FILE NAME
Lloyd A. Lee and Ada C Lee,
Salem box 725, filed a certificate
of assumed business name Thurs
day with the Marion county clerk
as Lloyd A. Lee Hatchery and
Poultry plant on Fruitland road.
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Cora M. Talkington, 640 Center
st, hag returned to her home af
ter spending 13 days in Salem
General hospital.
LOO HAULING OKEHED
A county court permit to haul
logs over certain Marion county
roads was granted Thursday to
x-mory l. liaruey, Turner.
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Armour's Star
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Pork Steak
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Pork Chops . 65 c
Eastern Oraiii Fax! for 04 Ectiaf
Beef Pot Roasts 43c
Armovr's Quality Grain Fi teef
Sirloin Steaks n, 59c
Tender, Gov't. Inspoctecj ioef
T Bone Steaks . . . . . 69 c
Armour' Gov't. Inspoctod1. TonsJor ol Ftavorous
Fresh Oysters Pint Jor 55
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Big Sweet Poas
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CORN - Golden Bantam
Tosty Pok No. Con f 5
Dot Monto No. 2 Con 17
STRINGLESS BEANS
Croewoll No. 2 Con 14
Sontiom No. 2 Con 19
TOMATOES
Console No. 2 Vi Con 19
Spottcer Fancy Solid Pock, 2Vi Con 22
Spaghetti with Cheeso
Franco-American ... 2 Toll Cons 25
ORANGE JUICE
Ilsinora Lf e. 44-ox. Con 25
BLENDED JUICE
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