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JAYWALKERS STOPPED -
Three pedestrians were arrest
ed on charges of jaywalking in
. downtown Salem Wednesday. Two
women and a .man were arrested
during the day for crossing the
street in the middle of the block
1q the 300 block of Court street
All three were cited to municipal
court il- ' '
Rummage Thursday & Friday, 22
k 21 341 N. CommerciaL
TRAILER STOLEN ' .'
Theft of a two-wheeled trailer
within the past two weeks from
the farm of - Wright Noll, adja
' cent to and east of the Chemawa
Indian School, was reported to
Salem city police Wednesday.
Value of the black-bodied trailer
was estimated at $60.
Special ; rummage sale over
Greenbaurii's.' 240 N. Com'l Friday.
BIKE PLANNED
A hike up House Mountain on
the Little North Fork of the Sa-
tiam River is scheduled for next
. Sunday', by Chemeketans. The
group will meet in front of
( Greenbaum's, 248 N. Commercial
St,3 at 8 a.m. The public has been
invited to participate in the hike.
. ...
See outstanding wall papers with
matching fabric and glamourizing
Treasure: Tone paints at Clarice s,
220 N. Comm'L ' .
ACCOUNTANT WINS POST
J. A. Lewis, Salem public ac
countant. has been appointed
chairman of the publication com
mittee of. the Oregon Association
of Public Accountants. The. ap-
. pointment also made Lewis
member of the association's board
of governors. , ;
Massage treatments, room and
board. Real Rest Sanitarium. Ph.
-4-2695.-1
WALKAWAYS RETURNED '
Four girls who walked away
from Hillcrest School for Girls
. Wednesday -aiternoon were ap
prehended within a half-hour by
school authorities, it was report
ed. The girls left the grounds and
were walking away from the
school when stopped.
RUMMAGE ALE Thursday,
' July 22, Jason Lee Church, N. Win
ter and Jefferson. NEW ASSORT
MENT. . , - -
GERRY FRANK TO SPEAK
Salem Lions Club, meeting at
Hotel Marion Thursday noon, will
Bear a talk on the Meier k Frank
department store .business by
Gerry Frank who has been chosen
manager for the future new Salem
M k F store. .
AGATE, CLUB TO MEET
Mrs. Carl A. Haraisch of Albany
will be the principal speaker at a
dinner meeting of the Willamette
Agate and Mineral Society at 6:30
p.m. Friday in Memorial Hospital
Chapel. The meeting will be open
to the public. , T
There , are vacancies in Smith
Creek Girl Scout camp at Silver
Falls for July, 25 to Aug. 1 or
Aug. 17 to Aug. 23. Cost $16.70
for the session. Please call Salem
2-6262 for reservations.
SOCIAL POSTPONED
The Indoor. Sports Club social for
July has been postponed until Sun
day, Aug. 1, when members and
interested persons are invited to a
covered-dish picnic at 1:30 pjn.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Min
er Lewis, 1310 S. 13th St.
TOT CUTS HEAD .
Salem first aid crewmen treat
ed Sandra Holford, 3, of 4085
Hudson Ave., who fell on glass
at her home Wednesday morn
ing and received a cut on her
right hand. Her parents took her
to a doctor.
BOY FALLS ON SHEARS C
A fall onto a pair pf scissors
gave Tommy Snider, 4, of 1940
Virginia St., a cut on his right
knee Wednesday evening. The
wound was dressed by first aid
men. . ' :
MAN RELEASED ON BAIL
Wesley Keith Gates,' who has
been held for a pre-sentence In
vestigation since he pleaded guil
ty to a bad check charge July 6,
was released from Marion Coun
ty jail Wednesday on $500 baiL
HURTS HAND .
Francis Williams, $45 Church
dale St, was treated for a cut
finger at home Wednesday by
first aid men. -1 - - :
BOILER BRINGS TRUCKS
Salem firemen were out in force
Wednesday, late afternoon when
they rushed to an alarm from the
Senator Hotel for the third time
since May 4. The alarm was caused
when a too-hot boiler started the
sprinkler system in the hotel base
ment and tripped the alarm. Fire
men reported no damage,
CARD OF THANKS
To those who expressed their
sympathy in so many beautiful and
practical ways during our sad be
reavement, we extend our heart
felt thanks. ' ,.
The family' of Sam Gray
John Caugliell,
Former Salem
Zoner,Dies,
John R. Caughell, 50, long-time
Salem resident and one-time mem
ber of the Salem Zoning Commis
sion, died Wednesday at a local
hospital.
Death "came unexpectedly, the
family said.- Caughell was born
April, 1904, at Waupaca. Wise, and
came to Sakra as a young boy.
He lived here the rest of his life
and 1 attended the University of
Oregon. - ,
In recent years he . was district
manager of the Industrial Hospital
Association, having been affiliated
with that firm since about 1933
Prior to that he was for a time
employed with the U. S. Nation
Bank, Salem branch; '
He was married in Salem, May
5, 1928, to Lenta B. Baumgartner,
who survives. He was a Mason and
an Elk and a member of St Paul's
Episcopal Church, . where funeral
services will take place. His mem
bership with the Zoning Commis
sion Was about three years ago.
He was also an active member of
the Oregon Historical Society.
Other survivors include a son,
Jchn S. of Salem; daughter, Mrs.
John Laughary of Medford; aunt
Mrs. Harry Waite of Salem, and a
granddaughter, Kathleen Caughell
of Salem. 1
Wliite Radisl
12 Inches Long
White radish more than 12 inch
es, long and 10 inches in circum-
. ...
irence was touna growing this
week on the Thomas Garrison
place, 4795 Idaho St., east of Salem.
Bud Bare, who was cultivating
strawberries for Garrison, discov
ered the unusual growth. Garri
son said he had noted several sim
ilar-size radishes from seed of the
same brand. - .
Political mudslinrin was liter
al in ancient Rome, says the Na
tional Geographic Society: the
candidates wore whit togas and
people threw mud at them when
they: were unpopular.
Salem Florists
To Decorate at
OSG Luncheon
Salem retail .florists- are in
charge of decorations and favors
for the graduation luncheon to be
held this noon at the Memorial
Union Building on the Oregon
State College campus as a cul
mination of the florists sales and
management rally being held this
week on the campus. Over 400
florists from all parts of. the
United States are attending the
floral designing classes.
' Keep Oregon Green is the theme
for the luncheon with 12-inch far
trees decorated with white Esther
North River Road
Contract Awarded
-
Contract for 2.6 mile of grad
ing and paving on the Hopmere
Wheatland junction section of the
North River road four miles north
of Salem was swarded by the
State Highway Commission here
Wednesday. - 1
The contract went to the Cen
tral Paving Company, Independ
ence, on a low bid of $58,271.50.
There was one higher bid receiv
ed at a meeting of the highway
commission in Portland June 24.
Reed daisies centering the tables.
Port Orford cedars will be given
as favors. The Oregon banquet
was held Wednesday night with
several Salem florists attending.
Statesman, Sdem, Or Thunu. July 22. 1934 Sac 1J-1-5
Meat Dealer Fined $50
Soy products in his hamburger
cost Salem meat dealer R. L. Mc
Dowell a $50 fine Wednesday in
Marion County, District Court.
McDowell, proprietor of Mc
Dowell's Market, 1190 S. 12th St,
had pleaded guilty to a charge
of selling adulterated food.' The
charge was brought by State
Agriculture Dept agents after a
routine check of Salem markets
early this month. .
, Bail was set at $50 for another
market operator, Da,vid Behm,
who had pleaded guilty to a
charge of offering for sale a mis
branded food. Agriculture Dept.
workers said they found sodium
benzoate in hamburger purchas
ed from his store, Behm's Mar
ket 3910 State St
District Judge Val Sloper post
poned sentencing Behm until
July 28.
.The Chicago fire of 1871 made
100,000 people homeless.
Children's Shoes
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JUNIOR BOOTERY
234 N. High Sea. Botel Bldg.
Union School Reunion
Picnic This Sunday
' The annual reunion picnic of Un
ion School, located east of Wood
burn, will. take place Sunday at
the school grounds, according to
Raleigh Carothers of Salem, in
charge of the affair. 4.
Former Union students and res
idents in the Union-Bethel neigh
borhood are to attend. The picnic
starts at 10:30 a.m. with a no-host
lunch at noon.
Dirtho
AMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Aman, Mt Angel Route 1, a
son, Wednesday, July 21, at Sa
lem General Hospital
LAKIE To Mf. and Mrs. James
Lakie, 5140 Will Ave., a daughter,
Wednesday, July 21, at Salem
General Hospital
GROOM To Mr. and Mrs. John
Groom, 840 'JUcGilchrist St, a
son, Wednesday, July 21, at Sa
lem Memorial Hospital.
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