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Newspaper Page TextJL MONDAY-, DECEMBER 21, 1936 f HE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON "Ben Petten" and "Anne Howe" Were Caught Sparking on a Park Bench. CapitaliUouma CLASblFUD 4UVEKT1SLNO per UDt per Una. S time 25e per Hue -liu-a 4uc per Una. 1 ouiuttt $1.23 Utiiiroum per ad 26 cent. aU faaj b placed n telcphoue but no allowance fur phone error. Want ad tuuet w In bf 10 ajn. daj of publication. Circulation of the Capital Journal for the week ending Dec 19, 1938. Dally average distribu tion 10,727 Net paid 10,183 Umber aasll SaraM f Cu-cUUM For Sale Houses (2900 6-roorn house, plenty ol built in, good cement basement with pipe ' furnace, double laundry trays, garage, paving paid In lull. Excellent location. Terms you can't afford to mis. P. H. BELL, 4119 Oregon Bid. Phone 8131 a304 SALE or trade: Duplex, wired for rang es; 3 baths, good rental prop. S2100 Terms. 6" rms. mod. except base., 1 ac. close in. Bus.i ser. Fine location, 12800. Terms. 6 rms. fully mod. Mew. Excellent buy, S376Q. Terms. WILLAMETTE REAL ESTATE 381 State Ph. 7113 a304 EXTRA Special 6 rm. furn. home, ready to move Into. 0 Blks. N. of P.O. (2600. cash $1000 bal. like rent. By owner. Oil No. Capitol St. a308 XMAS SPECIAL 5 rooms, large attic, basement, furn ace. wilreDlace. Nice corner lot. caved on Moth sides. Ideally located near schools, park and playgrounds. A real buy at (3800. Terms to suit. Place va cant. Will show at your convenience. Call CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors 344 State St. Phone 0708. a RIOHT DOWN TOWN Well built 3 family house, good con dition. Auk to see it. The price is only 13500. Worth more. CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors S44 State St. Phone 6708. a For Sale Farms 30 A. In Howell Prairie 8 ml. from city. 3 A. timber, excellent soil Sc drain age 2200. 30 A.. 16 A. in full bearing fruit, cher ries, walnuts, apples, pears, 5-room plastered house, basement, electric lights 13150: $500 down. 10 A. 2H nil. from city on hard road, Good soil, creek 41000; 100 down. MONEY to LOAN at 6 MELVIN JOHNSON - - 725 Court St. Phone 3723 b304 EXCELLENT SMALL FARM 29 Acres nearly all plowed, best soil. On paved hiway. 6 miles Mt. Ansel. 6-room home. bath, hot and cold wa ter, electric service. Bwrn. hen house, parage and other outbuildings. Hay and feed. A real bi'y at 14750. ,X . ' SEE Mr. Walter with I CHILDS 3e MILLER. Realtors S44 State St. Phone 0708. b For Sale Miscellaneous BIO AUCTION TrrBSDAY. DEC. 22nd. 1:30 PJI. On Sltverton Road, i Ml. N.E. Fair s-rounds. Farmers consign your ma chlnrv llvMtock . furniture and pro duce to our weekly auctions held at the above address. c304 MONTAG ranse; velour davenport and chatr Crowdey radio: sewing machine. Canltal Bedding company. c306 CAR RADIO 8 mos. Old. $59.50. Sell $30 cash. 425 Chemeketa. Ph. 8555. c306 A S4.1 tMw'R BICYCLE. Cond. & app. as new $23.50. 330 S. 14th. Apt. 3. c305 DELICIOUS home made Fruit Cakes now ready. Mrs. X. P. Wright, 681 Center. c!8 DIRECTORY AUTO SERVICE nrrnv. Pender Ac Auto Service Eatl mate. 285 Perry. Ph. 3827. See Oua. olO BRUSHES fuller Bruahea for Xmaa. Ph. 7582. 07 BICYCLES and Aeoesaorlea. Rameden, 143 8. Lib, o CHIMNEY SWEEP Purnaoe & Stove Repairing. P. 3858. 06 EXCAVATING KXCAVATINO of all klnda. baaementa dug. dirt hauled or moved Dirt tor ale. Salem Sana ft Gravel Co. 9408. o FLORIST Brelthaupt' fort lower. Dial 5904. o FLOOR SANDING W. W. MEE. Tel. 3837 458 Mill. 088 PAINTING Palntln. Jfa P.nerlne. Geo.Davla. F7204 O30 PLUMBING Turn mr rarr Plumbing, beating. aheet metal works 184 V Commercial trees. PHOTO ENGRAVING Salem Photo Engraving. 147 N. Coral SEWING MACH. REPAIRS L tMth,nnftiL T. 8875. 1163 Waller, 02 STOVE OIL- STOVE oil for circulating Trues Oil Co. Piione 7069. heatera. 06 STOVES AND FENCE REPAIR etovea. rangea circulator. Sell new and rebuilt etovea range. and circulator Pence and fence poata R B Fleming. 262 cncmcsct TRANSFER and STORAGE LARDER Transfer Storage P 3131 o' WELL DRILLING NEED. Rt. 4. Bl 210. Ph 38F3. WOOD SAWING J H BOEN1NO Ph 9633 WOOD Sawing Reaaonable. Ph 8190 OS04 RICHARDS for wood aawlng. Ph. 113F3 olS WINDOW CLEANING NEW DEAL WINDOW CLEANING CO Window. nnora Woodwork. Ph 0337 For Sale Miscellaneous GOOD used Elec. Waahlng Machine, cheap. Capital City Tram.. 22 State. e30 TURKEYS, corn fed. 20c live, dreeaed. Phone S294. S5c C305 FOB SALE B flat clarinet. Fb. 0380. C305 BOSTON puppies. Pedlgteed. Ph. 7892. C306 OOOD table potatoea $1.35 cwt. 87P2, Balem. Hay'a Wuse., Brook. c015 Po Terrier Pupa. 984 S. Liberty, c CHILD'S folding blackboard at 19c. Oreenbaum'a Dept. Store. 348 No. Com'l. v c&OT OIVE a live Xmaa gift thla year. Beau tlful trained Ingera. 3J0-s. 34314 N. Commercial. c312 XMAS treea, 129 N. 24. We deliver. C306 TYPEWRITERS Adding Machlnea Caah Reglatera aold. rented, awapped Expert repairs, reaaonable prices Roen Typewriter Exc. 420 Court Ph. 6773. c FURNITURE, range., ruga, linoleum, radio Moderate price Woodry Fur niture Co., 474 8. commercial St. e For Sale Livestock FOR SALE 2 gentle well bred saddle horses. 1 black, 1 bay. with Western saddles, bridles, etc. See Ira or Wm. Patton. Eaton Hat Shop, 141 S. Liberty. 305 WEANER pigs, l mile north of In dependence, w. E. Stryker. c307 For Sale Wood 10" MAPLE 14.60. 18" ASH tfi fiO Del. E. K. Brame 249 D St. ee308 16" OLD FIR 15 cd. Ph. 8456. For all kinds of wood Ph. 6836. eel 4 dry 16 inch slab wood. M.76 load. Ph ee30fl SMITH WOOD YARD All kinds dry wood. Oak. 16" 7. Old fir, 10 " 16415. 3nd growth fir. 10" S5.7E. Asn, io - so.ou. Also otner lengtns. Chas E. Smith. Phone 1504. 130 N. Broad. Monmouth. ee8 ALL kinds good dry wood 3354. ee311 DRY wood that Is dry. Ph. 5274. eeSlO MILL WOOD and planer wood Sfi.50 a corn toaa cobbs-uitcneu. Phone 7443 348 & 12 th. ee Wanted Help Exper. Girl for rise. wk. Ph. 6531. g306- OIRLS-Women age 26-40. Earn a lot of Xmas money this week. Carlson. 282 BUgh Hotel, 7 to 8 P.m. g304 GIRL to assist with house work. 1376 E305 Mdarket St. PATIENTS taken in nurses home, the best of care aged, special, T.B., para lytic or mental. References. 1195 North 4th. Phone 7173. 300a Wanted Situation GIRL 23, Store work, some experience. Box 425 capital journal. nam COMPETENT housekeeper desires po sition for bachelor apartments In Sa lem. Address Sarah E. Brewster, rior- ence, Ogn. h306 Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED to Rent 6 rm.. furn. hse 3 bedrooms. 780 No. Cottage. 1305 FROM owner, small modern home. P. O. Bx 67. 1306 N WOODRY, the Auctioneer, pays cash or trade for use; furniture or what have vou? Ph alio. i9 For Rent 6 -ROOM modern house, no children under 12. P. n. bell, 429 Oregon Bldg. Phone 8121. g304 Modern 4-r. apt. Adults.- 643 Union. J3UV FOR RENT: 5-R. modern hue. near New HI Sch. 935 per mo. 7-r. modern hae. with view. (45 per mo. Big 10-r. hse. for (35 per mo. 7-r. hae. In N. Sa lem. (50 per mo. Rich L. Reimann, 187 S. High. Dial 8632. 1304- 3 RM. Mad Apt. 1558 State. SHARE desirable office with eatab- llahed Life Inaurance man. cneap. rn. 3962 day or eve. J303 3 RM. turn. apt. Adults. 940 Leslie. SLEEPING room. Private entrance. Ina. Jack McCarthy. Apt. 201. 633 Perry St. 1306 FOR RENT Furnlahed Cottage with saraee. Adult only. (36. 837 N. Com mercial St. 1304 ROOMS, 725 Court atreet. OFFICE room for rent (81 But St prion. 8718 r PIANOS. Phonographs and sewing machine for rant H a. sun r-uroi ture Co. 1 Room and Board hoard, room, laundry. (6 week. 2183 State St. J1304 ALSO Table board. Phone 3835. ROOM, board, garage. 1445 Oak. 11306 Miscellaneous wr Pick un dead and worthless cows, homes A sheep. Phone 4869. m4 Real Estate SMALL Apt. hae. close to New State House. Fully lurnlsnea; eouu. xerms. 5-r. hse. E. front, flreplsce. No base ment. 92350: 9100 flown. 7-r. strictly modern hse. N. Selem. Hot water heat. aiaoo. Term. 6-r. strictly moaern hue. very close In. (20O0; (750 down. Listing wantea men l. neimann 167 S. High, uiai B03 nam Choice Lots On paved atreet. (500. Will finance new nomea up ww in w.. uu ,uw term payments. W. K. ORABENHORST & CO. 134 S Liberty St. Financial Loans MONEY TO LOAN On Salem realdentlsl property under the F.H.A. plsn. Long term loans with low monthly oayments. No commis sion. Refinance or build a new home. W. H. ORABENHORST St CO, Realtors 134 8. Liberty St. Phone 6468. r MORTGAGE L0AN8 or buslnea and residence properties Lowest rate Ab. rama Ellis Inc Masf.Lle Bldg r I HAVE a number of excellent flrat mnrteeee bearing 8 interest pay able monthly on Salem city property( for ale t face value. uonam n. Young. 208 V. 8. Bank Bldg. Salem, rll AUTOMOBILE LOANS LOW RATES - - - EASY TERMS CONFIDENTIAL V. A. ETHER State Lie. M-1S7. r9 AUTO LOANS Private money at low rate. 1 to 90 months to pay Roy H Simmons, license M-16. Fin National Bark Bldg. aUlaaa, Automobiles Valley Motor Co. CLEARANCE SALE While Erecting our New R & O end Guaranteed Reconditioning shop A number of car on hnd MUST BE REDUCED 1930 ESSEX Coupe WAS $195 NOW 149 1927 BU1CK Sedan WAS U5 NOW 85 1935 V-8 CC Pickup WAS (495 NOW (465 1929 PONTIAC Coupe WAS S220 NOW (195 1929 CHEVROLET Sedan WAS ,200 NOW 165 1929 CHEVROLET Coach WAS 185 NOW 16J 1930 8TUDEBAKER COUP WAS S265 NOW 245 1930 DODGE Coupe WAS 9300 NOW $275 1932 V-8 Regular Coupe 9345 1931 PORD Coupe. . . Overhauled 9276 . 1929 FORD Sedan. , . Overhauled 9185 1928 FOKD Coupe 9146 1928 NASH Sedan i WAS 9225 NOW 175 1928 DODGE 4 Sedan (195 1927 WHIPPET 8 Coach (35 1928 8TUDEBAKER Sedan ( 65 1926 W KNIGHT Sedan (46 1925 BUICK Sedan WAS ( 95 NOW ( 75 1929 BUICK Sedan WAS (275 NOW (235 Mechanics' Special Buys CHEVROLET Sedan (20 PORD Coupe (IS OPEN SUNDAYS , Marlon & Liberty Center & Liberty Tel. 7910 for St. Clair St Fulton Tel. 3158 for Bond Financial Loans LOANS wanted on farm and city pro perty Before borrowing Inquire at Hawklna & Robert r- STRAIGHT money no commla lon. Benjamin Prankun Horn Loan To build, modernize or reflnanoa. see Delano. 290 North Cburcb St r SOUND INVESTMENT: Good flrat mortgage real eatate loana, farm and city properties. Net Inveatora 5 to tii. Amounts (500 to (2000. Exam ine aecurlty youraelf. CHILDS & MILLER. Mtge. Loans 344 State St. Phone 6708. r MONEY by an Independent local corporation on pianos, musical Instruments, au tomobiles, furniture, livestock and endorsed notes. New Low Rates 1 to 20 months to repay. General Finance Corp. Phone 9168 Llo. s-138. Salem. Ore 1st Nafl. Bank Bldg. r 614 MONEY to loau on good resi dence and buatnesa property. Chaa Hudklna 275 State St r" Tough Sledding? T it Koine to be tough to do every. thing with your net few pay7 If It Is, we'll lend you the extra caah you need and you can repay In a year or longer. See ua today. Room 119 Second floor New Bllgh Bldg. 518 State St. rnone a(iu BENEFICIAL FINANCE COMPANY OF SALEM r' AUTO LOANS NEW LOW RATE WILLAMETTE LOAN CO. 611 Ouardlan Bldg. M-169 Transportation -vntrvn man and wife wish to get In touch with party driving to Nebraska for holiday. Ph. 4400. jw Legal NOTICE OF HEARING OF OBJEC TIONS TO FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that FRED W. ROTZIEN, as the duly ap pointed, qualified and acting admin istrator of the estate of OTTO V. ROTZIEN. deceased, has duly ren dered and presented for settlement and filed In the County court, ol tne County of Marlon, State of Oregon, a final account of his administration of eald estate; and that Tuesday, the twelfth day of January, 1937, at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of said court In the Marion County Court house tn the City of Salem, County of Marion, State of Oregon, have been duly fixed and appointed by said court as the time and the place for the hearing of objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published the four. teenth day of December, 1938. FRED W. ROTZIEN, as Admin istrator of the Estate of OTTO W. ROTZIEN, Deceased. CARSON dt CARSON, Attorneys for Administrator. Dec. 14, 31, 28. Jan. 4, 11 Continuation of Needy Children from page Christmas Carol." an animated car toon and several other features will make up the bill. Tickets will be distributed from the Capital Jour nal office starting Tuesday morn ing and all children are Invited to call at the office and receive their ticket. The Capital Journal staff Is go ing .to adopt little Kay Francis An derson for Christmas. Remember the little girl who was so severely named last year and whom Salem folk took to their hearts? Thanks to these same people, little Kay Francis Is getting along splendidly and excited about Christmas and the coming of Santa Claus. She's going to have a lot of fun with the things the Journal staff Is setting together. Let's make It a happy Christmas for these tots. The Elks, the thea trea and the Journal are doing their best to see that these children ARE remembered. You haven't forgot ten, have you' Elmer Johnson Gets Five Years and $100 Portland, Dec. 21 m Judge Fred Wilson of The Dalles sentenced El mer Johnson, 37, to five years in the state penitentiary and ordered him to pay a 1100 fine. A circuit court Jury convicted him of manslaughter in the death of William H. "White, a truck driver, but recommended len iency. White died aftr a street fight A distilled liquor called arrack wag mad tn India a early as 800 Automobiles Automobiles Used Car BARGAINS Sedans 1934 Bulck "57" 4 -door Sedan. e wheel equlpt .1765 1930 Chrysler 4 -door Sedan 255 1934 Pontlac Sedan, low milease 5B5 192 b Pontlac 4 -door Sedan $116 1926 Bulck sedan. Excellent con dition 155 1936 Bulck Clupe $825 1935 Oldsmoblle 2 -door Touring Sedan 725 1934 Bulck small series Sedan... $685 1934 Pontlac Sedan. 6-wh. equlpt. (546 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan... $545 1933 Bulck DeLuxe Sedan $445 1934 Ford two-door Sedan $425 1929 Pontine Sedan $185 1930 Bulck 4-Coor Sedan $345 1930 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan ...$270 1930 Dodge 4-door Sedan $245 1929 Bulck Sedan $265 1929 Graham Paige Sedan $195 1929 Oakland 4-door Sedan $235 1929 Ford Sedan $169 Coupes 1936 Ford DeLuxe Coupe $665 1936 Ford DeLuxe Coupe $635 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe ..$585 1934 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe $556 1934 Ford DeLuxe Coupe $445 1930 Chevrolet Coupe $235 1930 Oakland DeLuxe Coupe ....$215 1929 Pontlac DeLuxe Coupe $195 1928 Bulck 4-pass. Coupe $165 1929 Duranr Coupe '. $145 1928 Ford Sport Coupe $146 Otto J. Wilson BUICK SALES e SERVICE 388 N. Com'l. Ph. Salem 5451. qS04 LET'S TALK TURKEY AND USED CARS 35 Ford Bed., radio, heater, new $535 jjarayeue. raaio ana neater... 29 Hudson, 6 w.w., Al cond 195 29 Nash Bed., Std., like new 316 29 Ford A. Sed. Deluxe 195 31 Cbeve. Vic radio and heater. a aanay 28 Stude. Com. (cheap) 79 27 Jewett Sed., like new - 85 27 Cheve. S?d 60 29 Ford A. Sed.. air wheels and trunk 195 as Nash Ambassador 6. radio and heater 835 See Duke at CARTER & CHURCH MOTOR CO. Nash and Lfl Fayette Dealers 365 No. Com'l. Phone 3734. q304' TRADE Equity '30 Chev. Sedan for Mod. A. Cpe. or roadster. 360 So. 16 q304 TRUCK or trade for house trailer. 354 N. 21 St. q305 FOR SALE: 1931 Ford DeLuxe Road ster. Perfect condition. W-8 wheels, $276. West Salem Texaco Station. q306 26 T Coupe. Cheap. 255 Division. q306 1934 Studebaker Dictator Sedan $493 Phone 3385. q306 The earliest English reference to spoons Is In a will dated 1259. RAREST ANIMAL MAKES DEBIT! Iwl Y:re? Sut V. Vi I t v rv - - -v . Jk H i "Su-LIn," th only baby panda In captivity, greeted Amrlea with a wav. of hi paw from this safe prch In th. lap of hie eaptor, Mr. William H. Harkness, woman explorer of New York, when h. arrived at San Franclaco from China. Th. fact that only six othr pandas hav. bean takn all dead, make him worth between 910,000 and $50,000, depending en th demand from xooa. Th. baby, who will weigh 200 or 300 pound when grown, was trapped whan only a wk old near th Tibetan border. Hi, official title I "Alluru Fulgena," and that', about all. anyone know about a panda. (Associated Pre .Photo) STANDS RISING . I 1 " " ' ' ' ' " " : (ln;i,ltt iglgjl Mi.LsXzZi twiSS-iK " J m-.T-.lU I 5B Those concerned with "only $ few more days for Christmas shopping" w$r$ In no more rush than those preparing for the second Inauguration of President Rooscveii at Washington in January. The etands era shown going up before the capitoi. with mors seating capacity than svsr before (Associated Press Photo) SANTA GLAUS GETS RIDE AT LEBANON Lebanon Santa Clam has had a ride on Lebanon's big new red $8,000 fire truck. When he recently arriv ed by airplane, he was met at a landing Held by Fire Chlel Mervln Oilson and Fire Marshal M. L. Southard, who escorted him through the streets of the city to the office of the Lebanon Express, where he distributed gifts and candy to Leba non children. The entertainment was arranged by Harry Fredericks and Robert Hayden, who recently purchased the paper from Alexander and MacMlllan. "It was a great party," shouted the kiddles. "And I had a swell ride," retorted Santa, SEAMAN SIMPSON SAILS WEDNESDAY Berlin, Dec. 21 (U.R) Lawrence Simpson, American seaman senten ced to three years In prison or treason charges, was a "guest" at the Bremen city Jail today awaiting the liner President Roosevelt on which he Is to sail on parole Wed nesday. Simpson was transferred yester day from Bremen penitentiary to the Jail. ' Fuehrer Adolf Hitler granted exe cutive clemency to Simpson, who has served 17 months in prison, most of It awaiting trial. It was uncertain whether Simp son would sail as a working member of the crew or an unofficial guest of the United States line, as the Pre sident Roosevelt Is carrying no pas sengers because of the American shipping strike. Sllverton K. Oregerson and Mr and Mrs. Harold Oregerson have returned from an extended visit at the Olvmpla. Wash., home of Hen ry Oregerson, a brother of K. Oregerson. FOR ROOSEVELTS . - . . - ... r- . - I Continuation of Radio Message from page 1 the result of circulatory stagnation. The Holy Father's personal physi cian, Dr. Amantl Milan!, hastened to the papal apartments early today to examine his patient's fever chart, checking anxiously to see if the epi demic of Influenza In Rome had add- ed the Pope to Its victims. Yesterday he called Senator Nicola Pende, professor of medicine at the University of Rome and widely known European authority in en- doctrlnology and constitutional dis eases, to check the Pope's condition. Well Informed circles said the pontiff had gradually been brought to the point where he exerted him self only enough to receive Bugenlo Cardinal PaeelU, the secretary of state and his personal secretary for two short hours dally. One of the reasons for the set- back In the Holy Father's condition yesterday was ascribed to his rest- lessness because he couldn't cele brate his own anniversary mass himself. He was compelled to listen from his bedroom to the mass honoring the 57th anniversary of his ordina tion Into the priesthood as it was recited In an adjoining chapel by Monslgnor Venninl, one of his sec retaries. Continuation of French Aviatrix from page 1 She Immediately took off for an undisclosed destination which ended with the crash In Sussex. Mme. Schemeder was under offi cial observation at a farm house near Selsey where doctors kept her in bed as she recovered from shock "She Is not seriously 111," a consta ble explained, "but it la advisable that she remain In bed. She has talked by tel;phone with friends In Paris. Other friends from London are with her now." The motive for the shooting re mained obscure, with the wounded man saying only It "was nobody's business" but his own. The woman often took flights with l'Allemant, airport officials said. Police said they had been told l'Allemant was engaged to be mar ried, but this the wounded man re fused to discuss. Doctors said he would recover. He readily discussed the shooting itself, however, with officers who questioned him In the hospital to which he was taken after a farmer found him In a field. "I was about 1300 feet up," offi cer quoted him as having aald. when I heard a noise and leit a shock. "I didn't think then I was shot, but believed something was wrong with the plane. That's why I slowed down and landed." Alcohol for Motor Fuel Now Cheaper Portland. Ore.. Dec 21 wTV Dr. Helnrlch Schollar, co-Inventor of the method of obtaining alcohol from wood for motor fuel, told a group of Portland business men and engineers that fuel now was being obtained In Oermany at about a third the price It formerly brought. He flew here from San Francisco for the meeting. "Nature forms cellulose in a plant from sugar. In the laboratory this process Is reversed and cellulose is returned to sugar, which is men converted into alcohol," he ex plained HAS IDEAS ON GAME Albany, Ore., Dec 21 m William Smith, Portland sportsman, told the Santlam "fish and game protective association that the 1837 state leg lalature would be asked to "take the state game commission out of poll tics" and eliminate stream pollution. INAUGURATION PLANS FOR COUNTY NURSE DISCUSSED Lebanon Representatives of sev en of the largest school districts of Linn county are meeting n Shedd Monday to outline plans for the co operative employment of a county health nurse, tl.OCO of whose salary will be paid by the county court and the balance by the school dis tricts. Arthur Pengra, of the Leba non high school, and Harry Palmer of the Sweet Home schools, are act ing tor the committee In drawing up plans. It Is thought the nurse may be employed soon aftei January 1. County Judge J. J. Barrett said about $1700 would have to be raised by the school districts, of which there are 141. Continuation of Norbeck Successor from page 1 was president. His attorney said Peterson's resignation would be handed1 to the state legislature at a special session today. Gov. Berry said he would name a successor to Peterson. Leslie Jensen, republican, who de feated Berry In November, will take office as governor on January 5. Senator Norbeck was bom August 27, 1860, the son of an immigrant Norwegian Lutheran minister. He went into business as a well driller when 25 years old and his first ven ture Into politics resulted in his election to the state senate In 1908. West Stayton Mrs. W. O. Royse will leave first of the week for Boardman, Ore., to spend Christmas holidays with her niece, Crystal Barlow, also her sisters, Mrs. Ida Harlow and Mrs. Elva Roberts. ACROSS L Among a. utMucuniber . UJ. dw u. awiiigiug baxrlm IS. Playing card It. lliah axDletlv. U. Wtndrlower 11. uepoallad Is. Distant I, . Afiii-sn antelopee II. Math. m. ileal atat.m.nta thai mar b. proved g8 Round'UP 3s. Topaa dura. mlns bird 17. bavlr. for etlrrtn th Ir 10. Unoraaawl with . ana. ei grandeur 11. New Zuland ire. Is. Nothing mora than II. vigor: alng St. Salutation la. Jaunt. Solution o Saturday's Puxxi HcftMa RAMp REPORT. RIS ra In He e am e a 0 R jl SjE C A UjEM. h S. WE arIEqmeME.S ST'1atEE3AnKA. NEAEESIROL Y A Z iTf All I QNMNfiuj PlQlrWriAlNlKl a tlowtxr & Abov O. Scltooi of whalas 10. Prong St. Comforlihla St. Coni pi merit of hook a. Took often t St. Gaell. It Slav, amp OOWN L Edlbit aaawtad P 1 I3 Y M5 H7 a 9 hr - Xm. r r- T5- ,z H Wt,4 ,s JMl 181 ii 23 2 25 IP27 25 2f mwr'7' Si! fit "p 42 43 14 w ir47 "I 1 I far ! ! hr 1 1 r SECURITY ACT EXPLAINED BY DIVISION CHIEF Much confusion In the minds of employers who are affected by the provisions of the social security act could be cleared away If It were kept In mind that sections 8 and 9 of the act are entirely separate and have no bearing on each other, R. W. Wade, chief of the social secur ity division, internal revenue depart ment, Portland, advised members of the Salem chamber of commerce Monday noon. Section 8 has to do with old age Insurance where the . employer and employe each contri bute one per cent of the wages in volved. Section 9 deals with unem ployment Insurance In organiza tions where 8 or more persons are employed. For the present the en tire tax falls upon the management. Taking up the compulsory angle of the old age security act, the speaker points out that the employ ers are required to withhold one per cent of the employes' wages and if he fails to do this he is held ac countable. Wade made a plea for complete and exact records, pointing out that these records will be on file for many years, therefore should be ac curate. He said that the govern ment would not dictate as to the method each employer should use In keeping his records, merely re quiring that all Information should be available when requested. Social security headquarters will be established In Salem before the first of the year. Postmaster Henry Crawford stated, following Wade's address. WORSTED COMPANY WORKERS VOTING Portland, Dec. 21 Employes of the Oregon Worsted company, In the face of a statement by the firm's president, Roy Bishop, that he would close the plant permanently before recognizing the textile union, voted today to determine whether the un ion will represent them In collective bargaining. The vote was called by the na tlonal labor relations board. The mill has been closed several weeks. Bishop told the state labor concil iation board "We are going to pro ceed to a liquidation until It seems possible to re-open. It might be a week or six years." Union and non- union employes testified at the hear, lng. The Rev. William a. Everson, chairman of the state board, said his group would continue Its efforts "to iron things out and get this factory going" regardless of the outcome of the election. 15 Million Deaths , Attributed to War Vienna, Dec. 21 (U.R More war' veterans died of the effects of their wounds after the war ended than were killed In the four years of ac tual fighting, figures gathered from official sources and just published here reveal. The figures show that 8.538,000 were lr.illed.or died of wounds during the war among all the combatants, whereas of 19,000,000 wounded treat ed during years after the Armistice, more than 15,000,000 have died ol the effects of their war service. t. Uova to another Dlflca 10. Dr IU ttoimi about idly i 11. Homan miMror SO. Isaadow IS. Mad of a certain wooo U. UanaaM Irish coin 14. Ba indented 2b. CorrruDta tS. Noah venneJ t rrenrh mrtrahal 11. Ordmart It. Interpo to ertel a 14. ! ii character 15. Biblical mountain IT. Earn without eiceotlon Is. Toplr IS Article of apparel 40 Moll en rock 41 Affltate 41 Wine came 44 Pintail duck 47. Merry iHlulTlEMTlllEl t Uair oo ma nock of cer-tnln animal! I Detail 4. ReiJucad ta rank I. Hindu qu5 Hard wattr T Merit I. Oriental ohelsancat variant