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CIRCUIT COURT
Mildred D. Cooper vs Wallace
X. Cooper: Complaint for divorce
allege-, cruel and .inhuman treat
ment and ik custodv of minor
child and MTment i of reasonable
support money. Married Nov. 21,
1849, at Seattle
State vi Bessie Gilbert: Order
terminating probation granted on
March 11, 1948. -"Ethel
D. Murphy vs William T.
Miuyu w.y ... ... w
alleges cruel and inhuman treat
ment and asks custody of minor
child and payment of $50 month
ly support money, j Married June
10, 1837, at Hollywood, Calif.
Dorothy Pearl Gariti vs Leon
ard Joseph Gariti: Complaint for
divorce alleges cruel and inhuman
treatment and asks custody of
three minor children and pay
ment of $75 total monthly sup
port money. Married Sept. 5,
1834, at Wellsburg,! W. Va.
Southern Pacific! Co. vs John
H. Carkin, as Oregon public
utilities commissioner: Motion to
make complaint more definite
and certain. j
Bertha C. Fleck vs Stephen V,
Fleck: Complaint! for divorce
alleges cruel and .Inhuman treat
ment, asks custody of two minor
children, payment j of $150 total
monthly support money and sole
ownership of Mt.j Angel Hard
ware. I
Helen Lucile Schuetz vs Nor
man John Schuetz: Order of de
fault. Robert O. Bridges vs John R.
Wood: Answer filed by defend
ant. .
Wirivn M i- AeJwraft v Eliza
beth"1 V. Ashcraf t: ' Complaint for
divorce alleges cruel and inhtan-
an treatment, asas spie ownersmp
of real property ,and household
furnishings and custody of minor
child. X x -
Palma ' Anderson vs H. B. An
derson: Complaint for divorce
alleges cruel and - inhuman treat
ment, asks custody of minor
child and $50 monthly "support
money and asks: ownership? of
household f urnishngs.. andv main
tenance monev irfr. eross. -V
S. W. Champ; and itfmnta
Champ vs Lancet Stewart and
Ella Stewart: Defendants grant
ed until August 1 to tender pro
posed bill of exceptions.
PROBATE COURT
Harry L, Bancroft estate: Hear
ing on final account set for
August 21.
James Otis Boatwright guar
dianship estate: prder approves
annual aaccount. ij
Charles Ty Dixon estate: Or
der closing estate. :.
Cecil - Bond ' 45pecer estate:
Order to accell cahjsurrender
value for life insurance policy.
Richard Will; 2avittguardian
ship festal: jiVrder appointing
PioneeJt??Cois guardian.
JanetIx)ujtfAnirews guar
dianship estate: If Order approv
ing annual account.
Donald Wayne jMiller guardian
ship estate: Order approving an'
nual account
Mario . Jean RevEJier estate
Estate appraised at $1,149.70.
MUNICIPAL COURT
John E. Alberta, Salem, fur
nishing liquor 'to an Indian, fin
ed $100.
Otto Moses, Salem, illegal pos
session of liquor, committed to
Jail in lieu of $50 fine,
James Hollis, 488 f. Capitol
t, illegal possession of liquor,
sentenced to 10 days in Jail.
. Teddy X. Smith, 3395 Center
st, driving Jwhlle intoxicated,
found guilty case continued for
sentence. 1
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
James Elmer Row, 19, heavy
equipment operator, and Dorothy
Mae Tipton, 20, domestic, both
of Jefferson.
SILVERTON JUSTICE COURT
SILVERTON Justice court
cases reported Wednesday at Sil
verton include: Ray B. Wilkes,
drunk on highway, fined $25,
costs $4.50, 130-day suspended
jail sentence; Sammle C. Pender-
gross, drunk on street, fine $23
and costs $4.50; Marion JC. Grant,
hit and run driving, fine $250,
costs $4.50, 30-day suspended Jail
sentence; Marvin G. Grant, drunk
driving, fine j $250, costs $4.50,
30-day suspended jail sentence;
Leonard Earl; Coover, drunk on
highway, fine $25 and costs $4.50;
Frank Thomas, disorderly - con
duct, fine $25, costs $4.60.
Perry Mathews, Paul Smith,
Helger Chtistopherson, John
Mathews and Alfred Johnson,
all charged with vagrancy and
each fined $25 and $4.50 costs
and given 30-day suspended jail
sentences. : I
Gail Browson, Richard W.
Smith, Norbert JJ May, Alfred
E. Adams, all basic rule viola
tion, fined $"L50 and $4.50 costs;
Phillls . Deon f Lincoln, failure to
atop, $5 fine, costs $4 JO; George
Siems, no operator's license, fine
$5, costs $4.50.
T. Opris was arrested early
this week on two charges, one of
trespass and on tearing down a
"no trespass' sign. In each ease
he entered, ;af plea of not guilty.
The defendant funished $1,500
cash balL Trial dates have not
been set ' ? i
S. W. Miller was arrested on
non-suoDort charge preferred
by his wife,! Orpah Miller. De
fendant asked for preliminary
hearing in Silverton court, set
for 10 a.m. July 30 and was re
leased on his own recognizance.
Dr. Palmer Appointed to
State Examiners Board
Annointment of Dr. Charles E.
Palmer, Ontario, as a member of
the state board of medical exam
iners was announced by Gov. John
H. Hall Thursday. Dr. Palmer win
serve the unexpired term of Dr.
Carl G. Patterson who resigned
because oi mness.
New Officers
Kew officers of the West Salem
lions dub and auxiliary were in
stalled Friday night in a joint
eeretnony at the west Salem city
ban.
O. C Brown was seated as pre-J
ndent oz tne men's ciun, succeed
ing Charles Ramp, with Al t-"TPfr,
past district governor, presiding as
installing officer.
Other new officers installed
were Robert Covert, 1st vice-president;
Ken Nen, 2nd vice - presi
dent; Chester Douglas, 3rd vice
president; Robert Inghoff, secre
tary -"treasurer; Marvin Miller,
lion tamer; Charles Unruh, tall
twister, and 'Virgil Lamb, Kenneth
Dodge and L. R. Tweedie, direct
ors for one year.
Auxiliary officers installed were
Neta Jacobsen, president: Ellen
Douglas, vice - president; Mildred
Eckley, secretary; Elsie Covert,
treasurer, and Mrs. W. E. Know
er, retiring president, was unable
to attend because of illness.
Elections Suit
Hearing Date
Set by Court
The state supreme court Friday
set July 27 for hearing arguments
in the suit brought by Charles C.
Krauger contesting the nomina
tion of John Steelhammer, Salem
attorney for state representative
from Marion county at the pri
mary election.
Krauger contends that Steel
hammer received credit for 100
votes in a Salem precinct when
he should have received only 89
votes. The alleged error, accord
ing to Krauger, resulted in Steel
hammer's nomination over H. R.
Jones by one vote in Marion county-
As a. result of tip's hearing the
supreme court was compelled to
defer its summer vacation recess,
originally scheduled for this
week.
In other court action Friday.
a new trial was ordered in the
Marion county lawsuit of Emil
Bella vs. Florence Ireland, ap
pellant, and E. C. Ireland, a suit
over purchase of property. Judge
George R. Duncan of Marion
county was reversed. - """
Albers Infant Recovering
From Second Story Fall
Returned Thursday from Salem
General hospital was 14-months-old
Eddie Albers, son of Mr and
Mrs Harry Albers, who-r suffered
a broken arm and lacerated face
when he fell Monday night from
a second story window in the Al
bers' home at 487 Vi N. Front st
The boy, who was apparently
playing' near the window, fell 14
feet to the sidewauc.
Coca-Cold Arrives
Hospitality Begins
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plgeesj. eat tegefher mew m Dallas evea theagk the bird
years age as a little sqasb. aaa adaaUd
eatha eld. and Geerre", the
to hato babies. -Oeerge-, Cea4 tw
to the family circle.
Ilusion V niiz Y Upioa'i Tea :
Coifee ) Crackers. l 1 ? :
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CURTIS
We have just received a large assortment ef theee "SWIFT'S"
picnic style smoked meat Items, Including; the "ready to eats'
and Circle SM picnics. De net eonfase' these nationally known
euality "lines of picnics with Just ordinary local cored enea.
There's a difference Tea be the Judge.
Swift's Hickory Smoked
Picnics
Circle "IT
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Pick ef the erop, fee baking, boiling, frying
Swift's Hlcaery Saaeked
y Picnics "?:690
Kitchen tisoe saver. Jut heat and
serve er silee celd.
Lb.
Swift's Fremt
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X rOIlmiUlCrS with sUaner aaalltv
' If s the great American meat dish that every bedy eajeya.
Salada - Lunch MeaU - Fryers - Bakes
FOR MEAT TO RAT WR CANT BX BEAT,
s "HERB CURTIS
CcsISnnncr
Tonics $
Hadioa Boase - ?;
Ornpcfmii Julca
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Hadaoa Hease
Orange Jnico
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Hadaoa Hease
Blended Juice
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Pcss Ma.. 10c
Sirawfccrries Lb. 32c
DEVEDAGES
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BlaaBeQ
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Laarary' : ' .
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Dells
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Specials
Both Stores Open 9:03 ajn. to lOtCO pje. Tnrlnrflnq Sunday
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Flavors
Quarts
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Cleveland
Dill
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FAIR PLAY OVAL
fin Tomato
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