The New OREGON Statesman. Salem; Oregon, Friday Morning, February 8,1929
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SERVICES HELD
fFOR MINISTER
Rev. Otis A. Burgess Laid to
V Rest at Belle Passi Ceme
14 ; tery Tuesday
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i WOODBURN. Feb. . 7. (Spe
cial) Funeral rrlres. for the
Rt. Otli A. Burssit. who died at
his horn here Sunday, were held
at tae Church of God Tuesday
afternoon, the Rer. J. J. GUlespir
Of Balem officlatta. Pallbearers
were Willis Roe. II. H. Wilson
W.'"J. LlTlnfston. U, W. Shrock
B. F. Earoek and S. Sanbeck. Mu
: ale was furnished by Miss May
Stewart, the Rer. Clarence Elliott
Of Portland, and Miss Roth
. Shrock at the piano. Interment
was at the Belle Passi cemetery.
HMr. Bnrsjess was born Norem-
ber 8, 1877, at Pomona, Kansas,
and while still a email boy was
separated from both of hla par
ents, who , had been separated
from each other and who had left
the boy in the care of another
family. Later he was united with
his father and moTed with him to
: Smith Center. Kansas, where he
entered the fourth grade at the
age of 20 years. H was able
'": to finish and allowed to enter
f , ttlffh school, but his education
t Interrupted by the beginning
f the Spanish-American wari He
f enlisted In company D of the 21st
Kansas volunteers and at the
Hose of the war he reentered high
tchool and finished at the age of
35. "While Jin high school he was
an enthusiastic football player and
bad been a Fan all his life. Two
years' ago he assisted the local
high school by coaching the third
team. Later through his influ
ence his parents were remarried.
i: December 23, 1900. he was
. married to Mies Etta McCarter.
t who with three daughters survive
'. him. The daughters are Mrs. John
T. Myers of Woodburn, Mrs. A. P.
Gregory of Oregon City, and Miss
Olive Burgess of Woodburn. He
also leaves a brother, Vinton Bur
gess at Richmond, Nebraska, his
. mother, Mrs. Frances H. Burgess
at Smith Center, Kansas, seven
grandchildren and several cousins.
;i For the past 20 years, Mr. Bur
gess had been active in the evan
gelistic work of the Church of
God in Oregon and Washington,
lie has also been pastor cf
; -churches at Colfax. -Creston,
Saint's Home and Tacoma, Wash.
1st 1918-17-18 he was. principal of
the Spokane Bible school and in
3923-24 he was superintendent of
it he Kansas City Bible school.
I On Sunday morning he suffered
A'parlytic stroke and died shortly
afterwards. Twice before he had
'suffered strokes but had recov
ered, once at North Bend, Oregon
Jn . February, 1928, and again In
' May of the same year.
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Houghton Auction
XA t Marion Marks
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MVfiiig ISA A CKJJJAjr
Pluck Balks Thugs
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When twa bandit entered hla
father's drug store in Detroit, 11-year-old
Steven Thomas ran ent
and phoned the police. -As the
bandits left; he watched them and,
obtaining: the. license number of
their ear, again called headquar
ters. As a result one of the held
up men was shot and killed in a
gun battle with police and a po
liceman was wounded. Steven is
to be awarded a special medal for
his heroism.
PROBRAM-iS 61VEN
BY WOMAN'S CLUB
I MARION. Feb. 7. (Special)
' ;Mr. and Mrs. Western Houghton
jwlio traded tbelr farms at Mar
Jon for a general merchandise
'store at Gates, 'held an auction
.sale of farm Implements and live
stock on February 5. A large
tcfbwd attended. Good prices were
s realized, especially for there prof
itable herd of Jerseys. A lunch
jwns served by the Presbyterian
i Ladies aid of Marion.
; J. A. Colagon wbe was Injured
i from a fall from a silo last Sep-
. .tember Is now able to walk with
the aid of crutches.
4 (Sold Weather Bar
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;To Travel By Car
j V2ENA. Feb. " 7. (Special)
Mrs. Wayne D. Henry, copy hold-
- T at the state legislature, motors
id iuem co ner won. uuring ine
, 'recent Inclement weather the
, "roads were ke filled and Mrs,
. ,ll?nry remained In Salem several
r clays 'as the guest of her mother.
iMra.; Mary- B. 'Crawford of the
4Q?urt apartments.
COLirJCIL STRESSES
FIRE TRUCK NEED
WOODBURN, Feb. 7 (Spe
cial) The need of a new fire
truck for the city was stressed at
the meeting of the city council
Tuesday evening. The dilapidated
truck will be taken to a garage
for temporary repairs and ar
rangements will be made for
equipment to take its place while
it is out of commission.
The appointment of Mrs. Mabel
Settlemeler and Mrs. Annettlo
Simmons to- the library board for
a term of three years was report
ed by Mayor W. H. Broyles and
the act was approved by the coun
cil. The annual report of the
board was also received and
placed on file.
The (street commlrpioner was
ordered to gravel the crossing of
the Oregon Electric tracks at Sec
ond and Cleveland streets in or
der to eliminate the roughness of
the crossing. After transacting
routine business and examining
the new sewer cleaner and root
cutter recently purchased by the
council the meeting adjourned. .
HUBBARD, Feb. 7. (Special)
Mrs. Waldo Brown, assisted by
Mrs. Eunice Braden, entertained
the Hubbard Woman's club at her
country home Wednerday after
noon. Despite the fact that the
ground was covered with frozen
snow, the attendance was good.
- During the business session do
nations were made to the Marlon
County Cottage at the W. C. T. U.
Farm Home; Doerenbecker Hos
pital; and to the Scholarship
Loan-fund.
The following program was en
joyed: Biography of Botticelli, by
Mrs. Sadie Scholl; a picture study
"Spring". Botticelli, and paintings
by Mrs. Lucy Reese, a local artist,
were displayed by Mrs. Ethel Ri
ley; recitation -In Strict Confi
dence", by' Wallace Brown; vocal
solo. "I'm Waiting For Ships That
Never Come In", by Mrs. Ella
Stauffer, who was accompanied at
the piano by Anita Bevens; and a
piano, sola by Betty Brown.
Quotations from Shakespeare
were given In response to roll call.
Members present were Mes
dames Margaret: Anderson.' Maud
Bldgood, Vera Boje, Blanche
Brown. Ellen Carl, Ida Garland,
Mary Goudr, Louise Crimps. Lau
ra Jackson,- Ethel Johnson, Mar
garet McMannis. Neva McKenrle,
Lois Miller, Ethel Riley, Sadie
Scholl, Cora Smith, Ella Btauffer
and Eunice Braden. Miss Anita
Bevens, Betty Brown, and Wal
lace Brown were guests . of the
club.
FALL IS FATAL TO
Gininnj
WOODB&JRN. Feb. 7. (Spe
cial) Grove McGonegal, 919 Cor
by street, died here Wednesday
afternoon following an finueual
accident. McGonegal slipped and
fell on the steps as he was enter
In his home. A short time later
be was seised with convulsions
and died within half an hour. In
juries to his spine were ascribed
as the canse.
Funeral arrangements will be
made upon arrival of a eon and
daughter, Glenn and Irma, from
California. Besides these two he
Is survived by his wife and an
other son and daughter, Zora and
Myrtle.
HUBBARD, Feb. 7. (Special)
S. L. Johnson and L. A. Beck-
man called on the county commis
sioners at 8alem, Wednesday, re
questing a market road from
Broadaeres to St. Paul. '
Pie Social Plan
For Fruitland's
Benefit Program
FRUITLAND, Feb. 7 (Spe
cial) Saturday night, ' Feb. 9. at
8 o'clock, there will be a pie so
cial at the Frultland schoolhouse.
The profits of this social will gq
for the benefit of the Frultland
community basketball team.
At 8 o'clock sharp there will be
a short business meeting of the
community elub. Following; this
meeting a program will be given.
Miss Jewell Gardner, Mr., and
Mrs. Ed Forgard, Miss Joan Ev
ans, Guy Foggard and many oth-
The pies will be auctioned off
by Ed Forgard. All those interest
many pies as they want are invit
ed and requested to come to the
Frultland schoolbouse Saturday
night.
teaching: school' at Rogue River I attending Ashland normal. They live duties. Mrs. Stewart has maile
near Grants Pass. Mr. Poole returned Fridav to their. resoect-1 litle if any improvement. i
Mrs. N. Stewart
Suffers Stroke
MONMOUTH. Feb. 7. Special)
Mrs. N. S, Stewart of 136 North
Broad street, ie seriously 111" at
her home, having suffered a
stroke last week. Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Poole were called here by
wire Friday from southern Ore
gon, because of Mrs. Stewart's
condition. Mrs. Poole Is a grand
daughter of Mrs. Stewart, and Is
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LEAGUE OF CITIES
8ILVERTON, Feb. 7. (Spe
cial) The city council of Silver
ton has asked Mayor E. C. East
man to represent Silverton on the
League of Oregon Cities, a move
ment which Is under way to estab
lish a closer contact between cit
ies throughout the state.
A recommendation Is being con
sidered by the city, to provide a
salary or salaries to firemen. This
change in fire protection, would
benefit the citizens of Silverton
by a saving on fire Insurance,
which would amount to approxi
mately 81000.00 annually.
A new traffic ordinance will
soon be effected, whereby certain'
parking spaces will be reserved
for the stages.
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of your added health, afal!
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Zena Folks Visit
At Marion Sunday
ZENA, Feb. 7. (Special) W.
N. Crawford, Ira Alsman and
John Schlndler motored to Mar
ion Sunday, where they visited at
the home of Mr. Alsman's nephew,
Hugh Cook, who, with his sister,
Mrs. A. Gentry, is seriously ill,
Mr. Cook and Mrs. Gentry were
childhood, friends of Mr. Craw
ford's. :
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135 N. Commercial
Phone 197
Do you know that we are the original candy special
, store of Salem?
Try Schaefer's Remedies on our guarantee and you are
leaving your money in Salem
We know drugs, having handled drugs for 30 years
Schaefer's Cold Capsules A New One
. Will cure your cold in 12 hours or'your money; will be
refunded
rkme of Sckefer Remedies
One For Each 111
Made in Our Own Laboratory
A Regrouping
In One Great
LOT
CLEARANCE SALE
We mean just that styles from lines broken by heavy sell
ing. Shoes formerly selling at $5.85 and $6.85 the pair,
have been reassembled and are offered to completely close
out at
Other, Patterns in
cluding Arch Sup
port Shoes on Sale at
$2-85 and $3.85
All Leather Swagger Boots
on Sale at
$3.85
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See These Shoes in Our Window Tonight!
HAMILTON SHOE CO.
"LEADERS IN CHIC FOOTWEAR"
118 South High Street
7A
otipment
I ered Crepes, Fbulalr these presses are i
absolutely the neweit and best styles for J'money
to anybody. Come early "and look thexxi .over. None will be reserved in advance.
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220 N. liberty
Our After INVENTORY SALE Prices Say-
30 x3V2
Factory First
SPEED-
way Cords
$4.65
99
29 x 4.40
Factory First
$5.85
PRICES SLASHED QUANTITIES
LIMITED-SALE ENDS FEBRUARY 28
Rear
View
Mirrors
69c
I lb. can
-Cop
Grease
14c
You'll Find Many Items Here
That You've 4 'Put off Buying"
Klaxon type horn $2.99 Duco No. 7 Polish- 90c
Whiz Auto Polish
Ford Tail Lights
Genuine
Gasco
colater
$3.09
S0x3y2 Weed
Chains
49c
49 c
$3.85
Boyce Emergency
Kit $4.85
Calol Liquid Glass 37c
Boyce Motormeters 2.49
Blowout
Boots
9c
Genuine Factory First Brand New
GOODYEAR DOUBLE .
MMtmtM - WATER TESTED
29x4.40
8Ux4.SO
lJtO
1.40
r Auto
matic Wipers
$2.49
Cham
pion" Plugs
53c
GENUINE SUPERTWIST CORD IMS
ILowcct PpIccg Ever
Highest Quality In Tire History
BALLOONS
Sua
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29x4.40 $9.10
195.00 8.15
30x5.00 S.40
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10x4.75 &20
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29x4.40
30x4.60.
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JU5.25
82x1.00
33xC.OO'
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10.95
12.05
15.03
18.03
19.75
GOODYEAR HIGH PRESSURE CORDS OPaUiflndier Tread)
30x3J2: 54.95-3!x4 59.1532x4 ,S9.75 34x4 $13.80
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. ' ft, V;. ' Defect. Freh Stock
Many Other Bargains! Don9 t Miss This Sale!
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