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Newspaper Page TextPAOB F"VFN SATURDAY, JULY , 1928 THE CAPITAK JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON -LOCALS 4 a stock tor iHUXt, being the- llnal payment on the new incin erator was mailed Friday by Mark Paulsen, to the Pittsburgh - Dee Moines company, which Installed the burner. The total purchase price was $35,01, the final payment being for additional Items, such as lumber, brick, etc. The bond Issue covering the Installation of the In cinerator was for M0.000, but road construction and building of a ecwer connection will take a good share of the surplus. therefor ah ask thai he be tfa- missed ai Joint executor. BaUk Electric Shop, Phone No. 1. tu K. rront oc : i Louise Erbsland has been dls- in the estate of Joseph Erbsland far charged from further responsibility which she has been acting as execu trix, by an order of the county court. For your vacation a Jar proof watch will stand the knocks. See them at pomeroy Keene's. 173 Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. MlUard left Saturday on a two weeks' vacation tour of Yellowstone park. They ex pect to make the trip to the park by way of Seattle and Spokane, re thMiirii Prwnfplln and Boise. ' A refrigerator well Iced saves money. City Ice Works, Phone 13. 173' oovernor Patterson has Issued a requisition on the governor of Cali fornia for the extradition of Earl Bwlsher, who Is wanted in Jackson county to answer to a charge of driving a motor vehicle while intoxi cated and causing the death of Harry Young. The accident hap- ?:ned July 1. Swisher Is held at reka, Cal. Mrs. Nona White, county Juvenile officer, who planned to take her vacation several days ago, but was delayed due to Illness ot her daugh ter, zelpha. win leave witn ner daughter tonight to spend two weeks with her sister at Takilma, out of Grants pass. Georee Kaster is again running bis service station at so. 12th and Hinea sta. Your Da trot) ace appre ciated. 173 Sale of the Graves Canning com' pany property at Woodburn lnelud Inn both the real property ant equipment, has been confirmed in an order by Judge McMahan the salt being made by the sheriff to satisfy Judgements. The real prop erty was sold for (9439 and the equipment for $3500, in each ease to Theodore Nlcolat, the plaintiff In the action. Good Pianos for Rent. H. L. Stiff Furniture Company. :, M Big Dance tonlte Haiel Green. 173 State Corporation Commissioner Mark D. McCallister has sent to the lintvirral Lock Tin company of boh- ton notice to desist from selling Its tuck In Oreatm. The company Is said to be using the malls for the purpose. The lock tip Is a patented tin for shoe laces and 275 shares of stock are offered free for each 18.50 pair of shoes bought. Htgniy extra vagant promises are made as to the Value the stock is to reacn. Tinorrf and room. Drlvate home, garage. Hollywood. Phone 2450-W. 173 During the week ending July 1, there were reported to the state In dustrial accident commission a total of 849 Industrial casualties of which five were fatal. The latai were: Leslie Young, Portland, night mtrnman: Ralph I. Lyon. Kiam- ih pn ranch foreman: William Russell Williams, Maxville, night atj4iimn: Henrv P. Cooper, Mo- lalla. sawver: Casper Wheeler, Es- tacada, laborer. rouut Rail Dance. Benefit Salem Benator's. Mellow Moon Tuesday, .iniv 2. Thomas Bros.' Orchestra. Admission 50c. Camel Boostl 174 Mrs. W. J. Wilson and daughter, Miss Erma Wilson of Woodburn were Salem visitors Friday. Base Ball Dance, Benefit Salem Senators. Mellow Moon, luesoaj, .lniu 3 Thomas Bros.' orchestra. Admission 50c Cornel Boost I 17 via Manreret Bidwell. employed In the traffic department at the state house Is spending her vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bidwell at wooaourn. Base Ball Dance, Benefit Salem Senators. Mellow Moon, Tuesday, .Tutu 24. Thomas Bros.' Orchestra. Admission 50c. Cornel Boostl 174 Nine boy scouts left Salem at 1:30 this morning for tbe second period of camp being held on Neil creek In the eastern part oi unn county. Thev will totn three other scouts, who are hold overs from the first amn A vere successful camp Is being held this year, according to officials in charge. am an Howard for information, leading to recovery female Boston terrier, ( ma oM, lost Juno I. 1137 M. Cottage. AIM pupa for sale. ITS Dorla Marsten won the ih at tha 14th atrett pat t .1 . uk. i (VnnlMV IIHINI I.M whu . second. In the treasure bunt for older girls, Mary Bejutrm was the best hunter. The older boys from the 14th street grounds met defeat when thev Journeyed over to Yew Park anri nlaved that organisations base. hn toam. the score being 13-10 This Is the first time that Yew Park haa triumphed over the 14th street' ers and they are quite jubilant over the victory. Instruction In the hand ling ot firearms will be started at Yew Park today. Will your dreams come true? See p. E. P. company's investment oi ler page 9. Gertrude J. M. Page has returned from a ten days- stay in Newberg. Dance at Mehama Sat. nlte, 173 Betm threatened with shooting by her husband did not appeal to Helen Boedlghelmer consequently she has appealed to the court for a divorce from Leo Boeaigneimer. The Boedlehelmers were married at Sublimity, August 31, 1920 and no children are Involved. They have aereed to tettle the property rights out of court. She also accuses her husband ot associating with other .women and when she remonstrated claims he told her it was none of her affairs and that he wished she jrvould get out an stay out. She sub sequently left him. Ice for residences. Phone 280 ear ly. Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co. L I Bertha Zlnn as Joint executor with It. P. Ulrich in the Ulrica estate has betltioned the court for the removal cf J. F. Ulrich on the grounds that pe has neglected to properly settle affairs connected with the estate. She claims that two notes, one for 795.40 signed by H. B. and Sam L. Ulrich, the other for 40O signed by H. B, Ulrich anu Edward Zlnn have been allowed to become outlawed, She also states that J. T. Ulrich signed a note for 247S in favor the estate and has made no effort to settle the same and that It will be come outlawed by January 1, 102, Comnlalnt to collect on a note: and foreclose a mortgage haa been filed In circuit court by o. E. pat ton against Henry Earl Helm. - Sunday dinner a la carte. Marlon Hotel, 173" General damages of slJSOO and snectal damages of 1M are aSKea by John cnapman in an action meet in circuit court against O. H. Kent Tha nlaintiff alleeea that the de fendant pretends to practice meai olne and osteopathy here but in giving treatments administered them negligently and unskuuuuy. Stop at Klngwood Service Sta., West Salem. Bed crown uas. stana- ard Oils. W. T. Kibbe. 174 L. Dlckman. D. H. Humphreys and Perry Taylor have been named as apralsers of the estate of M. Anna Nasn. Depend one ice in all weather. City Ice Works. Phone 73. 172 Judge Slegmund has set August 21 as the date for a Rearing to snow cause why real property belonging to the estate of Laurence M. Yates, minor, should not be. sold. Annual August Sale, Furniture reduced IS to 50 per cent at Glcse Powers, 173' Dance at Mehama Sat. nlte, 173 hanging over the sidewalks fa many past ot tb otty. Too scoawlim, he asserts. Is annoying to padeilrlsn. particularly wheal it rata, Member! of tha nark board will appreciate tha co-operation ot the public to tha extent ot having trees m front on their property trimmed to com ply with the city ordinance which requires a trot to bt trimmed eight i eat troav-tto sidewalk. Dance, where? At Mellow Moon tonlte, where It's cool. ... 173 Marrlane licenses have been Issued to Emu A. Boscbler and Josephine Beyer both ot Mt. Angel and both of legal age; Morris Floyd Rappe, 23, and Letha Henjum, 10, both of Silver ton and to Avery McNulty, 21, and Bertha aHpple, 23, both of Tur ner, -. j : : Just received 4 Pord coupes, tourings- and roadsters 1928 and 27; one 1926 Fonuac . coacn, at bare-sin nrlces. Used Car Comer. 248 State Street. W CARRAIIZA BODY DELIVERED INTO HANDS OF FOLKS Cleveland. . Miss Margaret McAlplne of the Healht Demonstration left today for a month's vacation In San Fran cisco. Just received 4 Ford coupes, tourings and roadsters 1924 and 27; one 1928 Pontlao coach, at bargain prices. Used Oar Comer, 348 State Street. ITS' Ulsa Vema Lang. B. N of Ever ett, Wash., has Jolne dthe nursing staff at tha Marion County Health Demonstration and will begin her duties July 23. Bis Dance Mellow Moon tonlte, . 173 Miss Althea stoneman of Port land has resigned from the nurs ing staff of the Marlon County Health Demonstration. atsns. a room furnished bungalow, basement, furnace, garage, lot 75x 100, nice lawn east front, owners leavina town. Immediate possession. Terms. Melvuv Jonnson. Phone 837. Laredo, Texas, July 11 (V-The body of Captain Smiilo Carransa. Mexican air ace was liven into the keeping of his people at 8:10 this morning on the International bridge here, Tbe ceremony marked the end of one of the most magnlf lolent demon strations of sympathy and grief this country has ever made for the body at a noted foreigner. Captain Carransa crashed in New Jersey a week ago while returning to Mexico alter Da Tina wis coun try a return of the visit Cot Charles . Lindbergh made to Mexico. From the time Carransa ' body was found by berry pickers until the climax at the bridge here the mili tary force ot the nation nave ex tended themselves to honor htm. The long train trip from New Jer sey was accompanied a large part of the way by aerial escorts from fields along the rout. Many planes dropped flowers on the train. At Ban Antonio yesterday we teem army division and a squadron of 100 army planea honored the eortege. Both aides of the river were lined solldlv with spectators as the guard or honor wnicn accompanied ine body from Washington, reinforced by the Eighth Engineers from Fort Mcintosh, followed the gun carriage upon which the body rested to the center of the international image. Here, while 70 army airplanes cir cled above the river and dropped flowers, taos wore sounded. The Mexican troops advanced from the south end of the bridge and the soldiers of tbe two nations met as the casket was removed to a m brought by the Mexican soldiers. A marriage license has been Issued Everett Brown,' 24, Route 9, and Lillian Harvey, 18, 1624 North Front street, Salem. Old Time shirt sleeve and ging ham dress dance. Crystal Garden, tonight at 8:30. 173 Notice of appeal in the case of O. L. Denoes as executor of the estate of aarah A. Jorv acainst George W. Jory has been filed with the circuit court. sir Dance Mellow Moon tonlte. 173 Baseball and horseshoe pitching contests featured the lnter-club pic nic of the Salem and Independence Lions and Rlckreall park Friday evening. The alleged baseball game Is purported to have been won by Salem with the score said to be 10 to 8. The report could not be verified. Local arrangements were in charge of Francis E. Neer and Harry Scott with Charley Maxwell the caterer. Annual August Sale of Furniture now on at Glese-Powers. Buy now and save 16 to 80 per cent. 173' A decrease in the employment wanted situation Is noted In the report this week from the U. S. employment bureau, with only 249 men and women seeking work, calls for 147 and 137 reporting placed, Thirty-nine of the 715 agricultural workers round work witn caus iot an. Tha 30 reaueets for common la bor were filled with 81 seeking work. All seven casual workers were placed as were seven of the 11 woods la borers, eight of the 14 cannery wmkm mix of the 10 farm hands and three of the six carpenters, One nt the three na inters found work. There were no calls for tne lour watchmen, three truck drivers, two paper mill workers or on auto mechanic Ten of the It women aarlcultunl hands were In demand ana putcea wnue inree a in u housekeepers found work as did three of the six saleswomen and one ot the four cooks. There were no calls for the four chambermaids, three office clerks, two kitchen workers or two waitresses. HarmonT Knights Haael Green. : its Both Planes of the Pacific Air plane Service were in Sheridan Sat urday to initiate ine new airport, Just completed. The ships were piloted by Lee Eyerly and George Henderson, with W. A. (Scout) Hazelwood accompanying them. The field was leased and completed by an air-minded youth named Banay, who clao has a six-passenger piane under construction. Efforts to In terest the city or the American Le gion in this project were iruitiess, due chiefly to the fact that Sheri dan la off all regular air routes. After It was seen he was going ahead with the project, the city be came Interested and Is making prep arations to operate the field as mun clnal nro ect. The snips are ex pected back on the home field this afternoon. Old time dance, Crystal Garden every Wed. and Sat. night. 173 A marriage license has been Is sued from Vancouver, Wn to El gin M. Short, 30, and Mrs. Elsie M. Huntley, 20, both of Salem. Dancing at Kentl Hall Sat, nlte. Where tha crowds go. 173 In an order signed by Judge L. H. McMahan, Robert 8. Clark Is asked to give notice if there Is any reason whv he should not pay iuu anor- nevs fees. 330 ner month in advance and $20 suit money in the divorce suit of Melissa Clark against Robert S. Clark. Just received 2 cars of slabwood from our mill at Valseta. Get your order In for Monday delivery from car. Best mill wood on the market Cobba 8c Mitchell Co., 349 So. 12tn. rra TODAY'S Ball Scores AMKBKAN LEAGUE BBS . I ... ft 0 13 1 Orant and SewcD.; Ruffing and Hoffman. First flaws St. Louis S 9 0 Philadelphia 8 15 1 ogden. Beck, wutse ana Manton; Grove and Cochrane. Chicago ..0 4 0 New York 9 0 Walsh, Blankenshlp and Crouse; Plpgras and Bengough. - oecsna uaae Cleveland 5 t 1 Boston 1 a o Bayne and Myatt; Hartlss, Rus sell, siayton ana Berry. BcesM uanM St. Louts .........3 10 ( Philadelphia 7 13 1 Stewart, wutse, mreucu ana Schang; Quinn and Cochrane. Detroit I a i Washington 4 t ( Smith. Wlutehin and Woodau: Hadley and Ruel. NATIONAL LEAGUE First Game R K I New York 1 11 1 Chicago 3 13 1 ntssimmons ana liogan. ow nil; Nehf, Jones and Gonzales. Boston , ,....4 18 0 Cincinnati 6 19 0 R. Smith, Clarkson and Taylor. sponrer; Dononue and uargrave. ran usee Brooklyn ......1 Pittsburgh 7 13 Ehrhardt, KoupaL Elliott and Da- berry; Hill and Hargreaves. Second Came Brooklyn 3 8 Pittsburgh .. 10 16 1 Petty, Clark. Koupal and Oooch Meadows and Hargreaves. The county cour. has' ordered a settlement of debts against the es tate of George W. Speight and di rected the remainder of the estate shall be given to Anna O. Speight, executrix. It Is shown that the ex ecutrix has $736.38 on hand, together with a mortgage for $4441 and an other for $1850, i Victor records Included In our Annual August Sale. Glese-Powers. sis T. H. Rhodes, electricians' mate second class, of the "U. 8. 8, New Mexico" now at Bremerton, is spending his furlough with his par ents near Claxtar. Herbert Barlow, who holds the same rating. Is re porting back to his ship Sunday for discharge, having 'completed his four-year enlistment. Barlow ex pects to return to Salem the latter part of the weak. Guaranteed paint $3.40 gal We undersell. Building 8upply Co., In aUey back of Ladd busd stank. Phone 487. 7 Two motorcyclists were picked up by Officer Edwards last night, both on a reckless driving charge. One was John Noon, 622 North 21st street and the, other Allen Orth, 1213 North Church street. Garage for rent, down town dis trict, rear Fire Dept. Phone 683-J Homer H. Smith, chairman of the nark board. In a communica tion to the aCpltal Journal, calls attention to complaints received by the board relative to limbs ot trees Several have already made instlons for tbe special state convention train which win take the valley delegates to the Medford session early next month, aooordlng to Ted Inrm. Tbe bla rush' Is expected Just prior to the opening of. the convention. Dancing at Kentl Hall Sat. nlte. Where the crowds go. 173 old naoeri for tale, to per bundle. Capital Journal. ; ; Professor Halverson of O. A. C. will given an address tomorrow at the morning services of the Latter Day Saints, Nelson building Liberty and Chemeketa streets. There will also be a talk by Ray stumno ana musical selections by Ida Arditn. Two permits were Issued to the Salem high school board ot directors today by the city recorders oiiice, one for $1273 for remodelling the auditorium, and the other, $1800, for the construction of the new automo bile shop. The auditorium In the high school n to be enlarged so as to accommodate a stuaent auay oi around 1250. The building to house the auto mechanics course yill be erected at the rear of the main building. The ashes of Frederick F. Hull, who passed away in St. Louis, Mo., Julv 9. have been sent to Salem and will be kept by relatives here. He Is survived by his mother, Minerva Hull and three brothers and four sisters: George Hull of Hemson, Idaho. H. H. Hull of Empire, Ore. Charles Hull of Salem. Nettle M. Plm of Drewsev. Ore.. Ruba Hull of Los Angeles, and Mrs. L. H. Tlndall and Bessie Clark of Salem. For the naat IB vears Frederick Hull had re sided in Bt. Jbouis, out ne is rngunwu- by a host of friends in Baienv. After two weeks' enforced Idle ness. J. J. Morttz, rural route one, carrier fora the postofflce, will re turn to his task Monday, Morns' elbow was Injured when he struck it aralnst a nart of his car while at tempting to pass another machine and keep from being forced Into the ditcn. ...j.j LANGLEY WAITS FOR AL SMITH TO SOUND NOTE Portland, Ore., July 21 (LP) Lotus L. Langley, chairman of the state democratic central committee, told the United Press today that he would Issue a call for a state meet ing Tuesday. The meeting will be held August 4, according to the Langley proposal, and at that tune organization tor the Oregon cam paign In the general election cam paign will be perfected. A number of democrats met here last night, many ot whom felt that organization should be made at once. Longley did not attend the meeting but sent a letter in which he said he had no desire to - outline the campaign policies ot Alfred E. Smith, the democratic presidential nominee, until alter Governor emitn had officially accepted the nomin ation and submitted his own views in the acceptance speech. A factor behind the desire of Langley, a Smith supporter, to de lay an organisation meeting. Is said to be bis desire to have a majority of counties present for the meeting and that this was Impossible Imme diately because a number of county committees are a yet unorgan ized. In all probability the committee will meet In Portland August 4 and a Smith tor president campaign will be inaugurated at that time. MERCURY SOARS T0 1 928REC0RD With every Indication that 100 de grees would be reached In the busi ness district by 4 o'clock, the re tail section weltered under a 98-de-gree temperature at 2 o'clock this afternoon, the hottest day ot the year and to fourth tune tne mer cury has reached or passed the 90- CMgne mark during tne spring and JAIL'SEIITEIICE AND FitlE GtVEtl PROiUUrliELD Tndlanannlls, July It m-A sent ence ot 90 day en the state penal farm and a fin of $250 Imposed on Dr. Edward S, Shumaker, auper lntandnt of tb Indiana Antt- Saloon league, for contempt of tb Indiana supreme court Has Been re affirmed by that court The court yesterday refused however, to In crease the sentence on a motion ot Attorney General Arthur L. QlUlom Conviction for contempt ot court was obtained following publication of statement that certain member of the supreme court wen preju diced In deciding liquor appeals. The motion to Increase the sentence was filed after the publication of correspondence between Shumaker and Senator James E. Watson. At torney General OiBlom contended thai cerresfiondene Indicated "cor rupt attemnt by Shumaker to cor ruptly influence a decision favorable to him.1 An appeal to the United States supreme court now u we onty means bv which the dry leader may be able to avoid earring tb sent ence. Attorney for Shumaker aald they did not know whether an ap peal would be taken. Dr. Bhumak- er declined to oornment. PAGES ENCOUNTER HEAT IN TRAVELS tb road tor wit will start. Taw (dosuob tor tne crusher is pafMeularrr fln co as it Has under mountain ot basalt roak. Large ftuantttie ot Uus have erum- klad get and a a pteeat nam to sat at man's hand te the sis oi a mane head and aO that it aecox aarr I to lead K lots tb rushr. n the loos stuaaj iiaas otnr a hitl drnaatn win furnish another equally a large and at about the same condition. Thar is such a quantity ot the tack that a blast must b (not off witn extreme care or tb machinery would be covered up la tb avalanche. Th work is being done largely on tore account, tb county furnishing th foreman and th rock being turned out at 7 cent a yarn. It la probable that during th next few year the road may be rocked way Inot fikhorn as funds become available, opening up one of the finest scenic route In this section. POLITICIANS OF EXPERIENCE ON RASKOB BOARD SAWMALMGREN ALIVE, ASSERTS RESCUE PILOT Readings taken from the Hart- man Bros, thermometer in the shade on tha Liberty side of the star at a o'clock revealed 9 de- graes, while the dial showed that the vu-degre mark was reached at 11 o'clock. At ( o'clock Saturday morn ing the temperature was 64 degrees. a steady and sharp Increase In heat being recorded. At 81)0 o'clock the su -degree mane was reached. DEMOCRATS HERE PLAN SMITH DRIYE New York, July 21 ftp) Practical politicians of ldng experience will direct the "shlrt-sleevo" campaign that democrats will begin soon tor Governor Alfred E. Smith. Chairman John J. Raskob of the national committee, who I not s politician and admits it, has gath ered cmiut him an executive com mittee whose members have worked with Smith for years, and ah ad visory committee of practical poli ticians from all sections of the country, some from doubtful terri tory where the democrats plan a real fight. The democratic board of strategy also selected regional headquarters, one at St. Louis dose to the farm belt and in a -doubtful state; and the other at Salt Lake City for tbe mtermountain and western states. Senator Harry B. Hawes of Mis sour will direct the former, Fred W. Johnson of Rock Springs, Wyo- head of the western states Smlth f or president club, the latter. Those were the only regional headquarters designated yesterday whin campaign plans were prac tically completed, the south being left out, It was explained, that oth ers mi&ht be selected later, how ever. - Raskob' Job In the campaign scheme will be to apply bis business and organizing ability to the situa tion as it Is laid before him by these men and women who have grown up In the school ot politic. , Raskob head the executive com mittee and I an ex-offlcia number of the advisory committee, the lat ter headed by senator Feter a. Oary at Rhode Island. SALEM DELEGATES LAND CONVENTION Real old-fashioned hot weather la being encountered by Mr. and Mrs. E. M. page, In their travels In the east, according to a letter received by Leo Page, a brother. Mr. Page, who la deputy district grand exalted ruler for Oregon soutn, oi tne a. r a. Elks hsa been attending the na, t tonal Elk convention in Miami, Fla. Mr. Page reports Miami as being wonderful playground, but says the weather is lust too hot for an Oregon lan to be comfortable. The Pages made tbe trip to Hew orr from Miami by boat and again en countered torrid weather in the metropolis. After visiting New York. Wash ington and other eastern cities the Pages wiu go to wueoec, wnere iney will take the boat ud the SU Law rence river, through the Great Lakes to Chicago and home over the Canadian Pacific, They expect to return to Salem In about three weeks. - . -. Kings Bay. Spitsbergen, Jul; 31 04 The Bovtet aviator, cnukhnov sky, who first lighted Captains Ad alberto Mariano and FUlpps Zappl and directed th Krassln to their m. In an Interview today said he was greatly surprised when be learned Professor Fun Makxurren also had not teen rescind. H said h; and his tie aids felt oertain they saw three men on the to no when tnv pun first passed over the littl group. "When w espied th MsJmgren group on the Ice floe we were con vinced we saw three persons, tbe first standing erect, the seecn bowing and tha third lying down, Chukhnovskv said. "All three were tied together with ropes to prevent their slipping off th ice floe, which was only 20 sauare meters, surrounded by open water. We were greatly surprised on learning that only two were res cued. . " -1 " "It Is possible we mistook a bun dle of garments for a third person. We hope this will be clarified through pictures we took wnue cruising over the ice floe." r Stockton. Cal.. July 31 (PI Q El mer Reynolds, 45, managing editor of the Stockton Record, died In his office todav from a heart attack. He had been connected with the newspaper about 29 years. The democratic county central committee Is determined to put over Al Smith for Marian county. with the committee organized within the legal time limit with Kenneth Bayne as county chair man; Joe Minto as secretary and August Huckeesteln as state com mitteeman work la already under i way on part of the committee, members declare to put this county In the democratic column. Officers of the committee say that no stone will be left unturned dur ing this campaign to put It over In the county. While they are not di vulging their plans to any great ex tent they can see by the dope where the chance to put this couny In the democratic column In a uresldentlal year the besi yet and state that even many republicans are admitting that this normally heavy republican couny Is on tbe verge of slipping this year. Miss Beatrice Walton, secretary to Governor Patterson, and Miss Cornelia Marvin, state librarian, left today for Seattle, where they will spend part of their vacation. Mrs, L, C. Northcott, who has been a guest at the horns ot Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Llndbeck ot Auburn Lane, left yesterday for her home in Fresno, cal. Mrs, nonncon ac companied the Llndbeck on their vacation trip last wees. Salem's delegation ot tbe Pacific Northwest Real Estate convention in Victoria. B. O. were successful In having Salem chosen tor the host city for th 139 convention. The rfUd-wlnter ussian, at wnicn urn officer will b installed, will be held in Seattle. Officers elected were Oeorge A. Spencer, Seattle, president; T. W. Zimmerman, Port land, re-elected executive secretary. Attending the convention from Salem were Oeorge Orabenhorst. J. F, Ulrich, W. E. Hansen, and Leo Chllds, realtors and C. E. Wilson, manager ot the Salem chamber of commerce, which organization has been directing Its effort towards this convention for the past two years. The 13th annual convention here next year It expected to bring nearly 1500 delegates and visitors to saiem. PREPARE TO ROCK NORTH FORK ROAD Work of setting up a rock crusher on the Sllhavy place four miles above eMtuuna on tne utue norm Fork of the Santtam was started vesterdav. County Roadmaster Cul ver reports, and as soon as JUils in operation work of rocking twermlles ti:.itfc:k::id 200 is Washington. Julv 11 an-eetBti ot bard boiled egg blamed by no pttal attthoritlea tot poisoning aJbowt 200 persons on an excursion down the Potomac river yesterday wa Investigated today by Maryland and District of Columbia police. , Moat of those affected were ehbV dren. Eleven remained in hospital ' today, one In a serious condition. All were taken ill at Mrnn Hall, Md., an amusement resort tt mile from Washington on th beta test day of the year. Th pace' alon steamer Charles McAiaster n turned under forced (team to Wash ington where ambulance and score ot hysterical relatives of tb stricken waited at th dock. Late last night th steamer mads) another trip for more of th bk en carrying doctor and nurses te) treat them en route, The excursion wa an annual rent pentored by tbe Central Union Mission, a charltoM mini atlon afhuasd with, most at tin) capital's churches. John a, BanneiL Miin super mteodent, denied that th eg) served, had been boiled "two weeks ago,".. v..- Salem laewinante are again kesnf ad th victims at a bora ohci artist. Ttus tan th perpetrator a a woman. Several checks bar been sed, most ot th man July 19. On for 919 mad oat to Man Dtuilon, with an address at 1M South 13th street wash cashed al Miller' store, Other victim wen Qreenbaum's and th Smart Bboa, Only a very meagre description ot th woman ha been given tb po lice, most of the saying teat sue about 23 year old. . ... Finest Tore reading lenses fitted to your eye at tb above (igura We also Incur roar glasses against breakage the only firm In Salem extending this splendid Pre Service BrmalriaUan. too Thomasoa-Glatseb Optical Ce. 110 N. CoBmrclal at. ' -At th Sign ot th Spex" ; Ladd & Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED IMS General Banking Business , z Offlei Hours froa M a. tm. to S p. TRAIN HITS OPEN DRAWjDOZEN HURT New York, July 21 () A dozen persons were Injured today when the first two cars of a long Island railroad electric train plunged through an open drawbridge over an arm of Jamaica bay between Broad Channel and Hammel, The tint car. the smoker, which contained 24 passengers, was three quarters submerged, while the sec ond car wa galanced on the edge of the bridge superstructure. The motorman, Carl Muller, wno aecordlns to report to the railroad officers ran by a block signal, smashed a window and swam to the surface. The bridge had been opened for the Jamaica Bay tug Dynamic, whose crew rescued the molorman and several of the passenger. Carroll McDonald, carrier, and W a. Ross, clerk at tha postofflce are leavina tomorrow for a two week' outing. They expect to visit Crater lake and the Oregon caves. A. Vacation From; Now On "nrOW would you like that to pack up JOLand go to just that part of the world you have always wanted to see or to stay around and do just those thing y3u have never yet had time for? Sounds good, doesn t It no more business or financial responsibil ities, just freedom to follow your own Incli nations? You ask how? We answer our trust department. Through a living trust agreement you can pass over to us the management of your property with full Instructions according to your wishes. The arrangement is very flexible and our trust officer will bo glad to explain the many, advantages, v v 5 . - ta. F 1 SIKH! BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM