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rEMHTS GRANTED
"i Marion county court Tuesday
granted county road log-hauling
permits to James.E. Baylie, Silver
Ion star route, and to Mildred
Volkmah, Albany. Bresco, Inc., of
Ealem also was (ranted permis
sion to lay a ' sewer line along
Berry street near South 12th
street and along several roads just
west of Fail-view home.
Rummage sale Thurs.. Sept 23,
ovecGreenbaum's by Jr. Women's
club.
PHI BELTS RETURN
! Cole Stephens, John Griffith and
Gene Schmidt, Willamette uni
versity students, returned Friday
from Oxford, Ohio, where they
attended a Phi Delta Theta con
vention. They visited New York
City, Washington, D.C-, and Atlan
tic City after the convention,.
Italian prunes, U-pick. mi. W.
of Keizer sen. Marshall Farm.
OPTIMISTS SLATE TRIO
. The Bandel string trio, directed
by . O. Bandel, Salem stringed
Instrument teacher, will play at
the noon meeting today of
the
Salem Optimist club at the Gold
Arrow restaurant. Pianist will be
juuaoein jepsen. local musician.
We have a good supply of young
beef for your locker at 45c lb. Fill
your locker before prices advance,
C. S. Orwig, 4379 suverton tia
Ph. 2-6128.
CHURCH MEET TONIGHT
; Annual congregational meeting
of the First Congregational church
will be held tonight at the church,
beginning with a no-host supper
t 6:30 o'clock. Business will in
dude departmental reports and
the adoption of a budget.
Launderette 1255 Ferry St.
MEETING POSTPONED
The Salem Camellia and Rhodo
dendron society has postponed its
regular September meeting from
this Thursday night to Thursday,
September 30, at 8 p. m. in the
YMCA.
Experienced lingerie saleslady
wanted. Apply Sally s.
LEAVES SHOE SHOP
A notice of retirement from
Bud's Shoe Repair shop was filed
with the ' Marion county clerk
Tuesday by Dean G. Fisher of
Independence. -
September 22. 1891
Another New Phone. Ths
ipsopls arm appreciating; the
jconrsnlsncs of ths city tele
phons system and ars mors
libsraUr patronizing ths en
tsrpris. Yesterday a new
Instrument known as No. 55.
was added, to bo placed at
tho warehouse of Squire
Fiu iu! & Co
Salem's Cigar Factory
bow- employes four men
and two boys. If all of Salem
smokers would patronize
homo Industry only. It would
employ fifty men.
Too growing business of
tho Wells-Farao Express Co.
In Salem, on account of tho
incrsassd business dons on
account of tho advancement
of me city, has forced tho'
company to put a now wag
as on tho ran bstwssn ths
depot and ofSco.
Dainty Lady DrummsT
Tho sphsrs of woman's nso
islnoss has boon so enlarged
by tho advancement of civil
isation that It looks as If tho
lox&os might hold tho men
to a mighty doso rub in al
most any business ocaflon.
Mrs. F. B. Bobbins has boon
in this dry traveling lor tho
Portland Cracker Co. and
has captured her orders as
gracefully as any bowhls
korod commercial trarolor. .
After A Horso Thief Sher
iff Warren, of Yamhill Co.
was in Salem yesterday
soarchlng for a horso and
cart that was stolon last
night They wero tracked to
Whoauand and then all
traces disappeared.
Market Report
Eggs
Veal
Chooso
5c
10c
18o
$7 Years of Service
W. T. Bigdon
tlorluary
299 No. Cottage Dial 3-3173
C Memories
57 Years Ago J
m The News in
Salem J
CHEMEKETANS TO CLIMB j
A week-end trip by Salem Che
meketans to South Sister mountain
this Saturday and Sunday will be
led by Paul Deuber and George
LaBorde. The group will leave Sa
lem by noon Saturday and drive
to Devil s lake via South,' Santiam
highway. Sisters and the Century
drive. v c
Rummage sale at First Methodist
church, Thursday and;? Friday,
Sept 23-24.
Clearance sale on cream machine
permanent, hair shaping, restyl
ing, Dotty Stevens, Betty Adam-
son, Opal Renschler, Myrtle Stou
tenberg. Lipstick Beauty Salon,
1872 State St. Ph. 3-3836.
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MRS. ANDERSON IMPROVING
Mrs. Fred Anderson, 1349 Mar
ion st.. injured Monday night in
an . auto train collision in Salem,
was reported in "good condition
Tuesday night, in Salem;- General
hospital where she was taken
after the accident. .
Auto glass installed. Floor sand
era for rent. R. D. Woodrow, 450
i -nier f
Beginning Tuesday, Sept, 21, our
gas island will be closed from
p. m. to 5 a. m. every night until
tne gasoline emergency is over.
Other departments will b open
as usual. Doolittle Master Service
MISS RICH DIES f
Neanettc Riclv 28, sister of Bil
lie S. Rich, of Salem, died; Sunday
afternoon at a Longview, Wash
hospital after a long illness. Other
survivors are her parents J Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Rich of Lofigview.
Big Open House, Paul Armstrong
School of Dancing, Sept.25th. 10
a. m. to 8 p. m. 1990 Mission St.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem ii Federal
Savings Association, 860 State it.
Karakul Karpet. If s new If s re
versible, it's 100 virgin wool and
woven through; and through, only
$4.95 per sq. yd. Ph. 37648 or
3-3364. i;
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WCTU BUS CHARTERED
A chartered bus wijl leave
First Methodist church at 8 a.m.
Thursday for the WCTU1 conven
tion in Portland. The bus If or local
members will return to Salem af
ter the evening session,
Johns-Man vflle shingles applied
right over your old roof ;j no fuss,
no muss. Three years to! pay, 10
year guarantee. Call 34642 for free
estimate. Ma this Bros, 164 S.
Commercial. f
Capital Bowling Alley pens at
11:30 a.m. Bowl during your
lunch hour. 373 Ferry St-
MOTHERS DISMISSED f
Mrs. Carl Herron, Mill City, was
dismissed front Salem Memorial
hospital Tuesday with her new
son, and Mrs. Robert Fjprd, De
troit, with her infant daughter.
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Thor Automagle washers and
Thor Ironers now on display at
Ralph Johnson Appliances, 455
Phone 33139.
BABY GOES HOME
Mrs. James Stages, I independ
ence, left Salem General: hospital
Tuesday with her infant daughter.
Rummage sale Thurs. Si Tri Sept.
23 it 24, 9 sin. First Methodist
church. I
West Salem Lipns
To Hear! Norblad
WEST SALEM, Sept 21 VS.
Rep. Walter Norblad, of Oregon's
first congressional district!' will ad
dress th West Salem Lions 'club
tonight, according to Carlton
Brown, president. The meeting,
s ladies' night program, will be
gin at 7 o'clock in the city hall.
James Walton, president of Sa
lem Chamber of Commerce, will
introduce Norblad. 1
BEXGEX To Mr. arid Mrs.
David Berger, Corvallis, 'a daugh
ter, Tuesday, September 21, at
Salem General hospital.!
DEPKNBROCK To Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Depenbrock, 2469
State sU s daughter, f Tuesday,
September 2L at Salem General
hospital. '
HARI To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hari, Silverton, a daughter, Tues
day, September 21, at Salem Mem
orial hospital. I K
JENNINGS To Mr. land Mrs.
Robert Jennings, Turner, a daugh
ter, Tuesday, September 21, at
Salem Memorial hospital.
September 23rd
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PUEBLO, Cole., Sept. 21 Gov.
Pueblo, Colo., crowd alter being introduced by Senator Eugene Mil
likln (R-Colo.) as ?s man who understands the West" The GOP
vfee presidential nominee then launched Into a fighting speech,
blasting "Progressives' for using "every device known to conspiracy
to discredit American institutions and divide the people." (AP Wire
phote te The Statesman.)
Leo Bauman of
Gervais Dies
Leo Bauman, long-time resident
of Gervais, died Tuesday in Sa
lami at -the age of 69.
Recitation of the rosary will be
held in the Unger chapel Wednes
day night at 8 o'clock. Funeral
services will be Thursday at 9:30
ajn. from the Sacred Heart church
in Gervais with interment in
Sacred Heart cemetery.
Bauman is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Katherine Bauman of Ger
vais; two sons, Albert of Crescent
Lake, Or., and Alfred of Gervais;
a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Barnes;
a brother, Stephen Bauman of
Woodburn: .a sister, Mrs. Theresa
Zoller of Portland, and a grand
child.
Wiiicl Tunnel Tests
1,360 mph Speed
I SEATTLE, Sept. 21-F-A min
iature winds tunnel which simu
lates flying conditions of 1,360
miles per, hour at 80,000 feet alti
tude was reported from the Uni
versity; of Washington today.
The complete unit, in the aero
nautical laboratory, is 20 feet
long and four feet high. It has a
test sction only one inch by two
inches i in which tiny wing sec-
COMMOSSOON
IN GOVERNMENT
ill EXPLAONEID
It Is proposed that the Salem City Manager form of Govern
ment be repealed and all authority be placed in Three Elected
Commissioners. '
I j The First shall be a Mayor-Commissioner the head of the
Commission of Public Affairs and Finance composed of city treas
urer, ,city recorder, city planning commission, civil service com
mission, library and housing authority and all duties of mayor.
j j The Second shall be Commissioner of Public Health and Safety
Slid in charge of Police Dept., Fire Dept., Health Dept., and Box
hig Commission.
! ! The Third shall be Commissioner of Public Works and Property
N charge of Water Dept., City Engineer, Street Supt., Sewer or
Sewage Disposal Dept., and Airport Dept.
I ! All of the duties and powers of the city council shall be invested
in, the Commissioners and they are directed to reorganize .the
work of their separate departments to increase efficiency anf re
duce costs. They shall serve Four years with terms so staggered
that at least one shall be elected every two years. The city attorney
and city judge are also elected to act as a balance of power. All
Other! city employees shall be under a strengthened civil service
system.
j ! It is possible that the elected Commissioners could save the
people of Salem from $15,000.00 to $20,000.00 per year in actual
cash or improved and increased services as suggested in the fol
lowing manner:
1. The Mayor-Commissioner could absorb the duties of city
treasurer which would release $3,900.00 toward the payment
of his salary.
1. The Commissioner of Public Works and Property could ab
sorb the duties of city engineer, water dept. manager, park
supt., airport manager, with the majority of the details handled
by the present assistants and chief clerks, thus making $18,
808.00 available for payment of Commissioners salaries and
other necessary salary increases due to increased duties.
3. The city managers office being eliminated will leave $12,812
more available.
Present cost ef city managers office $12J12.t
Present eest ef city engineer .. 4,98f.M
Present eeet ef water dept. manager . 8418.6S
Present cost ef city treasurer 3.90S.0S
Present cost ef park supt. 3,See.te
Present eest ef airport manager 4,60 1.M
Total present eeet
Proposed eest ef Commissioners
Total possible saving;
Less allowances for
Total possible net saving
The present system of government in Salem la autocratic, es
bensive and wasteful, as well as
dividual without any control by the people except as any control
might be exerted in election of council men.
Don't be fooled by statements of hugs amounts saved under
the manager form. Be sure to check any such statements for
accuracy.
! 1 We have more information for you to appear in later issues.
Your funds are needed to acquaint yoii with the true conditions
city affairs. Send your contributions7 to: X. L. SMITH, 386 I.
Lincoln Street, Salem, Oregon. r
CITIZENS BETTER GOVERNMENT COMMITTER
E. L. Smith, Secretary
(Paid Advertisement)
'Progressives'
Earl Warren waves happily to a
Runaways from
Washington Held
Three young men and a boy, re
ported by state police to be run
aways from the Rainier state hovs
school at Buckley, Wash., are be
ing held In Marion county jail for
Buckley authorities.
State po'ice arrested the four
near Salem Tuesday. None of them
are reported to live in this area,
police said. They include George
Henry Moore, 27; Clayton Miller,
20; Walter Raymond Guitard, 23,
and his brothed, James Guitard,
16. They are reported to have left
the Washington school early this
week.
PERMITS ISSUED
Permits issued by the city en
gineer's office Tuesday went to
E. R. Gainer to repair an apart
ment house at 1410 Madison St.,
$1,000; Wallace Bonesteele to re
locate a house at 1955 Lana ave.,
S 1,000; Leroy Hornschuck to re
pair a house at 1757 Chemeketa
st., $350; Bert Johnson to repair
a house at 497 S. Capitol st., $200;
C. K. Glenn to repair a garage
at 1065 E .Judson st., $50; and to
George W. Oreg to remove a
marquee at at 405 S. 12th st., $50.
tions will be tested. Air velocity is
created by four larg vacuum
pumps.
$35,61t.t
$2t.llf.M
salary increases
.$11,1 lt.ee
centering all power in one In
RECORDEtt VACATIONS
WEST SALEM, Sept 21 Robert
Pattison, West Salem city record
er, is spending this week on va
cation. Taking his place is Mrs.
Thelma Brown, city treasurer.
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i APPLICATIONS
j Vernpn j. Gahler, 25, shovel
operator, Canby route 2,and Eliz
abeth LuLoop, 24, Hubbard.
! Clarence' Power, 23, logger,
j Broadacres, and Vivian R. Kruse,
! 17, Donald.
Glenn R. Tucker. 26, construc
tion employe, and Evelyn A. Lar
son, 20, secretary, both of Silver
ton. '
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CIRCUIT COURT
Susie B. Brewer vs Roy Brew
er: Suit for divorce charging cruel
and inhuman treatment asks for
custody of three minor children,
$30 per month support money for
each child, for certain personal
property and S50 per month ali
mony. Married April 16, 1942, at
Reno, Nev.
Patricia Carter vs Dewey Car
ter: Spit for divorce charging
cruel and inhuman treatment asks
for custody of two minor chil
dren and $25 per month support
monev for each child. Married
Oct. 5,f 1937. at Kennet, Mo.
Grant C. Rodgers vs Southern
Pacific Co. and others: Plaintiff's
motion for a new trial denied.
Bessie Haynes vs Benjamin
Haynes: Order of default filed.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Weld'en A. Patterson. 1165
Reedy -dr., driving without oper
ator's Bcense, posted $5 bail.
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PROBATE COURT
Albert N. Moores estate: Final
order approves final account and
settles estate.
Frank M. Coy estate: Order
appoints Harris Nelson as' execu
tor and Kenneth Fry, Percy Seely
and William Stach as appraisers.
William Theodore Jeskey estate:
Time for hearing on final account
set at October 26.
Daisy Eva Frederick estate: Or
der approves final account and
settles estate.
P. W. Owre estate: Order al
lows final account and settles es
tate. Ann Keenan estate: Final ac
count set for hearing on Octo
ber 254
Ella ,B. Fox estate: Order sets
time for hearing on final account
at October 26.
DISTRICT COURT
William F. Cory, 550 N. Sum
mer si., charged with forgery,
preliminary examination set for
September 29; held in lieu of
$1,500 bail.
375 Center Street
Bar Welcomes
New Lawyers
Most of Oregon's new group
of 70 fledgling lawyers appeared
in the state supreme court cham
bers Tuesday 'morning to gain their
bar certificates. They were, wel
comed by W. W. Balderree of
Grants Pass, president of the state
board of bar governors, who cited
' the opportunities of law practice
in Oregon.
Chief Justice George Rossman
' urged the new attorneys to treat
every case as "the most important
thing."
Included in the group was one
woman, Catherine Zorn. formerly
, of Salem. Most of the men were
accompanied by parents, wives
and children. All were luncheon
guests of the bar governors at the
Marion hotel following the cere-
i mony.
Salem Bov Held
For Car Strappings
A 17-year-old Salem boy is
being held in the Marion county
juvenile ward on charges of strip
ping five parked cars in the Sa
lem area last weekend.
Sheriff Denver Young told city
police Tuesday the youth said that
he and another boy committed the
accessory thefts last Saturday,
Sunday and Monday nights.
The pair, Young said, stripped
three cars in Salem and two near
Four Corners.
Boys Charged with
Automobile Thefts
Marion county Juvenile court
was granted custody Tuesday of
drtt WIND your wstcfc ence day.
yjl preferably in the morning at tht
Ji same hour. Wind it gently. II
your watch runa erratically,
bring it o ua for inspection and
to put it in good timing for yow-
Our trafchmaJkers understand
tb repair of tin watches. Bring
us your watch.
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The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Wednescry, Sept 22.T 193-5
twoj Albany youths, arrested Mon
day on charges of auto theft. !
Tie two boys, 14 and 15 years
old, 'are charged with taking a car
belonging to Louis Schofjeld,
Tur her route' 1, from his farm
home August 22. The boys were
arraigned in Stay ton justice court
Tuesday. !
Cinnery Local No. 670
I Regular Meeting
I Wed., Sent. 22
8 P.M. Hall 1. Labor Temple
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