j ZL- .anrrr"
Students Join
Sigma Lambda
Approximately 50 students,
about evenly divided between
the junior and senior classes,
became members of Sigma
Lambda chapter of the Nation
al Honor society Tuesday night
" in the auditorium of Salem sen
ior high before several hundred
spectators. Each year a certain
percentage of Juniors and sen
iors are selected for the honor
because of their outstanding
scholastic achievements, service,
school activities, leadership and
character. Many others were
eligible but only a certain per
centage can be taken in during
each induction. The others will
probably be inducted next fall
or the following spring.
The induction ceremony was
in charge of Lloyd Olson, presi
dent of the chapter; Dorothy Go
vig, secretary; Phil Johnson,
Martha Durham, Charles Aus
tin, Lorraine Welling and Joyce
Edgell.
The program included a brief
address by William H. Kidwell,
director of special education, Sa
lem schools; and a French horn
solo by Mary Swigart with piano
accompaniment by Virginia Ben
ner. Those inducted were:
Junior.: Tom Angle. Don Bennett.
Margaret Bown. Mary Campbell. Betty
Cooley, Pebble DeSart, Nancy Doughton,
Carrol Fleaher, Janet oalser, Ann Olb
bena. Marilyn Hall. Bob Hamblln, Edna
Merit Kill. Wayne Mercer. Joan Marie
Miller, Dorothy Pederaon, Susan Perry.
Mary Polalei. Lajune Rahti. Merlin
Schulae. Blcharo Scott. Michael caven
ner, Don TeBelle, Ellia VonEechen, Patla
Wllllama. Lou Ann Wolf.
Senlora: Lola Archibald. Mavia BJorke,
Don Buell. Jim Cooke, Ann Caraon. Joan
DeWltt, Darlene Engdahl, Joyce Polsom.
Walter Prieien, Jean Hunter, Paul Jew
ell. Dick Louchan, Marjorle MacOregor.
Eliiabeth Morley, Allle Lou Ohllng, De
ryl Peteri, Bather Perkina, Catherine Per
aon. Aleda Rehm, Tom Scheldel. Barbara
ftenter, Roger Smith, charlena Webber.
Linn Clubbers Are
Showing at Albany
Albany, May 11 Linn coun
ty 4-H club members In clothing,
cooking; forestry, health, wood
working, art and hobbies, child
care and homemaking projects
will exhibit their work at the
Linn County Spring 4-H club
fair, May 12 to 14 in the Al
bany senior high school gymna
sium. A full schedule of events is
planned for the three day fair.
On Thursday, May 12 from 9
a m. until 3 p.m. exhibits will be
received and entered at the high
school Also on May 12 from 9
a.m. until 4 p.m. demonstrations
and dollar dinner contest will be
held at the Portland Gas &
Coke company. These demon
strations are open to the public.
On Friday, cake baking and
bread baking demonstrations
will be held in the kitchen of
the Portland Gas & Coke com
pany from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m
Also during this time all exhib
its will be judged at the high
school. From 5 to 9:30 p.m. the
exhibits at the high school will
be open to the public.
Saturday will find the exhibits
open to the public from 9 a.m. to
9:30 p.m. At 8 p.m. the style re
vue will be presented in the
high school auditorium.
Silverton
Patients registered at the Sll
verton hospital this week are
the re-entrance for special
treatment of L, O. Hadley,
prominent rancher of the Sil
verton Hills; John Zahler for
major surgery; and George
Thomas for treatment for a
fractured left leg, sustained
when logging.
Spending Sunday with their
mother and father In Salem,
the Ed Conklins, were Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Conklin of Silverton,
Mr. tutd Mrs. Jim Conklin and
Jimmy and Murry D., of Salem.
The group drove to Corvallis
during the afternoon and had
upper at the home of another
,son, Mr. and Mrs. Murry Con
klin and daughters Ardith and
Lola. Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Kirk
and Rita and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Kirk and Joyce and Janice of
Sweet Home were Mother's Day
dinner guests of the George
Kirks In Silverton. The Vilas
Kirks also visited briefly at the
Silverton home of Mrs. Kirk's
parents, the Earl Conklins, Sun
day evening.
Students of Salem High were inducted into Sigma Lambda
chapter of the National Honor society during an impressive
candle light ceremony Tuesday night. The honored students
were selected from the junior and senior classes.
VIRGINIA MAYO GRATEFUL
Screen Beauty Described
As Proof of God's Being
London VP) A London minister agreed with the sultan of
Morocco that Hollywood Film Star Virginia Mayo is "the most
striking proof of God's existence."
Slain Pretty Dana Weaver.
16, (above), Jefferson high
school student in Roanoke,
Va was found beaten to death
in the Roanoke Christ Episco
pal church. (AP Wirephoto)
Youth Held for
Girl's Murder
Roanoke, Va May 11 W)
Lee Scott, 16-year-old Eagle
Scout and church choir member,
today faces a charge of murder
for the church slaying of Dana
Marie Weaver, 16-year-old
schoolmate.
Detective Capt. Frank H
Webb, in an unprecedented
press conference last night, an
nounced simply that Scott had
been charged in a warrant sign
ed by Police Judge S. R. Price.
'That is all that I can give
you at this time," Webb said. He
added that the case was "one of
the worst since I have been in
the department."
Webb, however, did tell re
porters that Scott had directed
police to an alley where a cot
fee sack missing -from the
church was found. He said Scott
also told them where they could
find his clothing, which police
later found darkly stained. They
believed the stains are blood. A
broken pop bottle was found in
the coffee sack.
Dana Marie's body was found
Monday morning by the janitor
of Christ Episcopal church in
the church kitchen. There were
signs of a desperate struggle by
the girl. Her fingernails were
broken and two pop bottles, one
of them smashed, were on the
floor.
Police said the girl apparent
ly had been clubbed to death
with a bottle.
She had gone to the church
Sunday evening to join a young
people's group, unaware that
the group was on a picnic.
Scott sang in the choir of the
church where the murder took
place and was said to have a
perfect attendance record.
Australia, which has a land
area comparable to that of the
United States, has a population
of about 7,000,000 people.
Your car,
new or old,
will run
better with
this finer
premium
gasoline
' Rev. A. J. Long, of South
wark Unitarian church, wrote
in his church magazine:
"The sultan of Morocco told
Virginia Mayo, a beautiful Am
erican film star, that she was
for him the most striking proof
of God's existence.
'Why not?
'The beauty of woman is a
revelation of God to man."
Rev. Mr. Long, 29, is a bach
elor.
In Hollywood Miss Mayo,
wife of Actor Michael O'Shea,
said, "I must say they are both
very complimentary.
'It seems to me there are ma
ny other ways for proving God's
existence, but it is most compli
mentary." She added, "I am ve
ry grateful to the minister for
his comment."
miss Mayo said that some
time ago she received a letter
from the sultan of Morocco,
whom she has never met per
sonally. "I had to have it translated
at the studio and it was a beau
tiful letter . . . beautifully writ
ten, she said.
Albany Line Worker
Injured at Talbot
Albany, May 11 Russell G
Sanderlin. 25. of 615 E. First
street, was injured Tuesday
when he fell from a power pole
near Talbot after touching a hot
wire with his hand.
Brought to the Albany Gen
eral hospital by the city ambu
lance, Sanderlin was given plas
ma and later was reported rest
ing comfortably but in pain.
According to his foreman
Marvin Smith, the crew with
which Sanderlin was working, is
engaged in cutting out old wires
and cutting in heavier wires and
circuits along the Talbot-Buena
Vista line.
COMMISSIONEB'S COURT
The following It tht official publictUon
of the record of flalmi befort tht Marlon
Count CommUitonf ri' Court for
February term for 1B49. with the amount
allowed, bills continued, etc., according
to tht record! In the office of tht County
Clerk.
Public Employee! Retirement Byatem
Retirement 4.2S7.3B: Ladd St Bush Baici
Br. U. 8. Nat'l Bank of Portland With
holdlnt 3.720 74; State Induitrlal Acc.
Comm. Ins. 880. S3. County Aiofiior-C.
A. Lewis, Deputy, 308.30; Ray Llrk, De
puty, 174.73; J. L. Blegmund. Deputy,
87.08: Grace N. Baback. Deputy. 159 78;
Ida M. Baillle. Deputy. HT.SS; May Hoi
torf, Deputy, 154.90; Helen Snyder, Depu
ty. 133.31 : Leone Henderson, Deputy,
113.95: Oordon E. Tower, Draftsman,
aao.oo.Clreuit court A. A. Ricnard
Sec. for Court, 308.80: R. B. Hug ties.
Denurr. no. 80. County clerk m. Hemic
sek, Deputy, 130.33; P. Crosby. Deputy.
175.50: R Howard. Deputy, 188 00: Dora
Barrett, Deputy, 160.48; Vernon Windsor.
ueputy, mo. en; neien 1j. Muiney, jjrpuiy,
174.30; W M. Olfford. Deoutr. 150.08:
R. J. Stanton. Deputy. 48.80: H. T. Kiel-
hege. Deputy, 133,04; Donna Brown,
Deputy, 70 80, County Court Comm.'
M. Reinlrsek, Clerk, 45O0: D. L. Brown,
Stenoi., 80.00. Court House Edw. Brain-
er. Janitor 158.85; W. A. Orttton, Janitor
153.50; Wm. Moriartr. do 14J.79: Edwin
Sooth, do 147.50; Ruth Hutchin. elev
Oper. 71.80: M. E. LIndaer. do 78.40. Dls
trlet AtUrner Oordon Moore, deputy
Dlat. Attr. 333.55; DorU M. Albln. aecre
tary 143 50. District Court Gloria Rob-In-on,
deputy clerk 63.87: G!udua Brown.
1o 155 45 District Constable Olorls Rob
In ion, deputy clerk 80 00. Health Depart
smrH
(00
V
W WaHf AimlafW Oil Company
ment W. J. Stone, Co. Health Officer
67 65; P. R. Coleman. Co. Sanitarian
J53.77; W. B. Qulnn, do 343.10; I. G.
Lermon do 348.33: Lawrence U. Cheney,
do 348.10: Batty Cooper, do 353.40; Ber
nlco Yeary. Co. P.H.N. 336.31: Merwyn
Darby, do 1M.74; Joan Schneider, do
101.36; Helen Steyaert, do 188.17: Eleanore
Swedenbun, do 104.30: Htlen Wensearti.
do 305.55; Jane Domkowaki, do 305.30;
iyn u. senraoer, do JOo.jt: Erna Bers-
tcher. do 181.80; Leslie L. Stone, clinic
nurse 324.34: PrancU Relerson. Health
Educator 355.55; Vera Wood, Clerk-Steno
l 183.60; Jean M. Wrltht, Co. P.H.N
197.35: Helen Waillach. Clerk-Steno I
150.90; Alice Bersmann, Clerk-Typist I
136.30; Odeua Melby, Clrrk-Typist 1
144.80; Shirley Iverson. Clerk-Typist I
136 03; Jo Ann Wallace, Extra 16.33.
Breltenbnth Justice Court Edison Vlck
ers JuMlce of Peace 89.10; J. C. Fowler.
Constable 34.75 Mt, Ansel Justice Court
N. M Lauby. Justice of Pesce 9.90; P.
Burner, Constable 9.90. Jefferson Jus
lice Court E E. Howell, Justice of
Peace 131.55; Geo. P. Armstrong. Con
liable 14.85. Silverton Juitire Court All
O. Nelson, Justice of Peace 139.38: P. N.
Burch. Clerk 49.30: E. J. Jackson. Con
stable 74.35. Juvenile Department Nona
Whit, Probation Officer 217.63; D. J. Jep-
Aon, Assistant 205.18; L. M. Johnston.
Steno. 147.70. Sherlff-Taa Ramona Ev-
ans. Extra 47.70: Violette West, do 16.C8:
E-iyn Mennls, do 7.87; Dorts L. Scott, dc
9.84. Recorders Office Adella Dickman.
Deputy 163.60: Virginia Orltton, do
163,13; Pauline Burokrr. Clerk 150.90; Bs-
mona Evans, do 98.93: Irene Johnson, dn
71 34: France Mattson. Deputy 77.16:
Bonnie Wilson. Clerk 34.83. Res. A Elec
tion Gladya White, Deputy 86.45. School
Superintendents J. P. Hmlntton. Deputy
199 .65. School Superintendent Vivians 8.
Hoenli, Supervisor 300.00; Marguerite R
Burton. Supervisor 214.00: Christine V.
Morley, secretary 143.35. Sheriff Leral
Johnson, Deputy 303.20: B. R. Smith.
Deputy 303.60; Wm. DeVall. Deputy 303.30:
'otin Harver, Deputy 303.98; Murel Wood.
Deputy 198.50: Edgar Oeo. Scott, Deputy
80.45- Laurence Wright. Deputy 198.40:
01-n Conklin. Deputy 17B.20.Sherlff Tax
H. P. Domogalla, Deputy 376.20: Howard
T Eyan. Cashleer 199.41; Violette West.
Bookkp. Mach. Oper. 181.68;' C. Hem-
ma nr. Deputy 163.26: Lydla MatUon.
puty 170. 90. Survey or 'a Office A. D.
Graham, Surveyor 385.40: Nella 81mm.,
Secretary 146.80.Treaturer Audry H
?qlng. Deputy 143. 04. Veterans Service
i Ian Kllpueit. oecretary 62.34: H. C
Saaifetd, Service Officer 266.80. Dog Con-
rol Fund Ervln A. Ward, Dog Control
Enforc Officer 194.11: A. J. Stanton.
Clerk 100.00 County Property H. Wm
Thtelsen Land Agent 108.06. Engineer's
Office H. 8. Swart, Co. Engineer 830.25:
A M. Presnall, Secretary 146.69; Ploy C.
Mudd. Bailiff 70c; Alice Bull lie. Reg. St
Viection 14.35. Woodburn Justice Court
T C. Gorman, Justice of Peace 183.15:
vy O. Miller, Constable 40.50; Mary V.
Gorman, Justice Clerk 34.65; Mfellan-
eeua J, P. Aspinwall, Labor 314.26; Del-;-ert
J Balr. Labor 215.63; J. A. Burns.
Labor 136.58: Wm. H. Ficke, .Labor 77.08:
Harry H Lawrence, Labor 344.40; H. A.
Martin. Labor 313.30; H. L. Martin,
Labor 188.19, Edward Schmitt. Labor
193.90: Frank Woelke, Labor 341.69
Binegar, Labor 200.67; Henry Bower,
Labor 178.66; Lawrence Bower, Labor
156.34: Wm P. Croker, Labor 194.69; Or
vllle T. Dunlian, Labor 207.92; 8. K. Ely,
Lnbor 202.69; Harvey Glrod. Labor 203.08:
Roy Hatfield, Labor 1SS.30; Harold K.
Keoolnrer Lattor 205.33; John. A Kin
ney, Labor 311.77; R. W. Kinney, Labor
116.28; R. O. Kirk, Labor 208.40; Barney
Kropp, Labor 24.53; Laurel Lamb, Lamb
99.10: Floyd Lauber. Labor 200.14: E. A.
Lawrence., Laoor 312.30; W. R. Masaey,
labor 144.32; John J. McAllister, Labor
193 69: Ralph McAllister, Labor 170.87;
D. P. Bcharf. Labor 327.09; Auauat Smith.
Labor 141.37 Robert Smith. Lnbor 301.69:
L. Spencer. Labor. 1R9.83; Earl D
Jtandley, Labor 181.65: Lloyd B, Taylor
Labor ansa; Raymond thus, iaoor
184 64: Hugh Webb. Labor 324.37: Lee A
a ells. Labor 87.35; Tony Woeelke. Labor
19184: Theo Kuentl. Lnbor 253.91: wm
R. Brenner, Labor 311.94: Menno Dalke,
Ltbor 201.16; Lloyd Jarman. Labor
199.36; Tom Ritchey. Labor 200.70; Jos.
Robl, Labor 209.24; W. Shelleey, Labor
303.70: Gene Shilling, Labor 197.40: Arthur
J Tackmler, Labor 30a. 90: T. E. Toneson,
Labor 155.74: L W. Webber, Labor 192.74;
W. O. Williamson. Labor 173.18: J. C
Curnutt, Labor 193.41; J. Anderson Jr.,
Labor 185.9?; E. J. Coover, Labor 153.47;
S. Downes, Labor 178.79: Axel John
"on, Labor 198.19; J, R. Patten. Labor
167 48: H. J. Peterson. Labor 185.93; C.
Ross. Labor 173.13: A B. Rostad,
abor 110.48; Wm. Schueller, Labor 178.79:
M. J. McCormlck, Labor 193.39; David
u-iBola, Labor 159.46; Vlrtll R. Pahey,
Labor 169.07, P. H. Hosteller. Labor
163 30: Harold E. Lenhardt. Labor 100.45;
i. M. Martin, Labor 180.48; Wm. Naftzger.
. aibor 194.53: Cecil R. Royston, Labor
180 30; Delbert C. Ahellito. Labor 181.81;
E. .) Richards. Lnbor 323.97; Arthur
Blackburn. Labor 310.95: Ollbert Brost ,
Labor 318 54: A. A. Richards, Labor 200.47;
Chas. Tucker. Labor 216 26. E. H. Busby,
Labor 197.42, O. A. Coblne, Labor 199.48;
Tom Bowden. Labor 322.10; George
Prauendlener, Labor 322.96; Ploy C. Mudd,
Bailiff 4.30: R. Howard. Deputy 7.77; Ger
trude K. Labdell. Bailiff 33 60: M. Rernlc
sek. Extra 52.57.Stavtfln Just Ire Court
W H. Bell, Jiwtfee ot Petce 123.15; Henry
Smith, Constable 10.80; Leon a Peterson,
dieno 9.70; John W. Hanna. Labor 18.90;
Ruth Hutch Ins Elev Oper. 8 36; William
strewn, Labor 19 50: Gordon E Tower.
T. B. 4 69: Addre.MOgraph-Mnltli raph,
Sups 10 93; Golden Pheasant, Mraia 46.20,
A C. GraiR. Poat muter, Postage 13.00;
The Gregg publishing CO., Sups 65 SO; A.
0 Grate, Postmaster, Postage 89 00.
Krtps St Loni Printers, Sups 39 53; Ls.
ton W. Howell, Misc. 14 30: Blake Mof
fat eVTowne, Sups 73.70: Graber Brothers
Rep 4 60; Lovlnter Disinfectant Co., Sups
4M; Nelson Bros. Plumbing, Reps 583;
'Vlt Elevator O . flues 8 SO: Vlbbert flee-(
.rtc. Rep 5 33; Roen Typewriter Exchange.
Exp 1100. E. O. Stadter Jr.. Post air
4.50; Sybil C. Catlln St Hrank Spears
(t it 100 00- Moort Business Forms, Sups
".69; Abrams it Skinner. Bond 2iOO.
Earl Adams. T. E. 302 06: Ut. Angel News,
i-.dv. 2 90; John Bchmid. Sal 100.00: A.
S. Aloe Co., Mrd Sups 22 16; Architectur
al Record. O Sups 13.00: Byproducts,
Med Sups 33 33: Capital City Laundry &
(raner. O Sups 16.03; Capital Drug
.It ore, Med Sups JS 40, Dr. M. K. cromers
Med Serv. 41.66; Charles H. Derihic.
Child Ouildance 347 30; Dr. Lucll'e Fort
ner. Med Serv. 30.00: Dr. John R. Oold
smtth. Med Serv. 10.00: A. C. Gragg.
Postmaster, Postage 35 00; Hendrle Medi
cal Laboratory, lab. 133 00. Dr. Robert
E Joseph. Med Serv. 48.00; Perry' Drug
Store. Med Sups 33.30. Qulsenberry'a
..-rmacy. Med Sups 15 60; Red Cross
Pharmacy, Med Sups 4.50; Salem Mason
ic Temple, Rent 190.00; Salem Medical
laboratory, Mis. 51.50; School DUt. No.
. O Sups 1.13: Shaw Surgical Co., Med
Sups 319.80; W. J. Stone, O Sups 16 t3;
Titke Water A-iaoc Oil Co. Trans 73.60:
Valley Motor Co., Trans 166.18: John W
Hanrahan. Pees 334.26; Fred W. Lange.
ees 385.25 A. W. Simmons, Fee 520. 5;
Charle E. Bochsler, Indemnity 8.00
Frank P. Ditchen Indemnity of Diseased
Cattle 34.00: Harry T. Feldman oi 8.rn,
Richard L, Freeberg do 8 00; Sam S. Mil
er do 7.50; Arnold L. Steflen do 8.00;
Dr. Charles S. Campbell Eaam b.Wn .
lohn Goldsmith do, aa.w: ur, nirm
Harvey do 500; Dr. Roscoa C. Wilson,
do 10 00; Dr. Paul Wolfe do, 10.00: Sanl
ary Service Co . Sani. Serv. 3.40; Den
r v.Hina Rnard of Prisoners, 421.89;
Aif o. Nelson. Misc. 79.65; Silverton
ppeal Tribune. Sups 1395; Homeseek-
im-v Rntui so no: Emery J. Jack
son T, E. 16. B0: W. H. Bell. Rent 30.00;
Oeo. H. Bell. Bond 23 00; Edw. J. Belt
Bond 23.00. T. C. Gorman, Rent 15 00;
W. C. Miller T. E. 10.58: Mr. Mary Hal-
orsen. Hospital oo.uu; ur. .
Shlffer. Hospital 6.00; Boys uiris
Aid Boclety uouri vonmiHi . -v uv.'
Catholic Chanties, do 50.00; Children
Farm Home, do JO.ou; uregon r
Society do 15.00; J. H. Turnldte. M w.w.
H A. Judd Sups 50.00; Salem Friends
Church. Polling Place 5.00: H. L. &XM
Furniture Co tiec. euw. "'"''r'
P-rkina. Bobcat l.ao: AKnes i.. own..
I e. 9 30: Marguerite R. Burton, do
160- Vivian S. Hoenlg, ao 0.u. ueparv
ment of Agriculture. Sealer 65.33: W. L
Anderson. Trans, im; numr
Shop Mlw. 3.13: City of saiem, kboio
10 17- General Petroleum Corp., Trans.
i 97; National Cash Register Co.. O Sups.
10.95- Pltney-Bowea inc., rwnit ""'
A. D. Graham. T. E. 12.55; H. C. Saal-
feid T E. 18.30; Ervln a ware. . r..
65 53- A C Gragg. Postmaster, Postage
30 00- O O. Becker. Killed Chickens
9 00; Edward Oath Bros.. Killed Turkeys
iMM; John Jeffrey. Killed Ewea 30.00;
Almon Winn, Killed Ewe 30.00; Bancroft-
Whitney Co., Law book
lishing Co.. do 24.00; Ames narawarr
At Furniture co.. mp.
Drainage & Metal Prod Mlsc 3 822.53
Dr Roscoe C. Wilson. Med. Serv. 3.00.
F. W. Andrews. Herd Inspector, 13.30.
Rallou Si Wright, Keps., low.
Baughn Motor Sales RepVo Bear
Pine St Tank Corp.. Repe.. 3.459.52; Bear-
ing Masler Sales, Misc.. 8.94; '""
Lumber uo., wiac.
Reps.. 76.93; Capital Auto Parts, Hep..
29 43- Capital City Bindery. Sups.. 37.25;
Capital Journal. Adv.. 78.30; Monroe S.
Cheek, Trans., 82.59; City Water Dept..
Water, 36.73; Clyde Equipment Co., Reps..
77 62- Colyear Motor Sales Co., Reps.,
7 84; Commercial Book Store. Sups.. 11.40:
Commercial Band A Gravel. Oravel.
1.745.15; cooae biwu
32.93;Doollttle Master Service Station,
Misc., 100.00; Har.el Downing uooumu.
Tax Refund, 81.39; Engineer Sand
Gravel Co.. Gravel. 899.30; Ray L. Farm
er Hardware Co.. Reps.. 3.39; Firestone
Stores, Misc.. w. "
31.09; Free'! Garage, Reps., 1.00; J. K.
run Rnr to 3: A. C. Haas St Co.,
Wteps.. Ml; Haloid Company. Sups., 35.04;
J, E. Haaeitine v-o., ....,
H Hoyt. Oravel, 2.681.36; Hubers Garage,
Rep., 2.25: Interstate Tractor St Equip..
Reps., 58.48; Jenkins St Hardware, Reps.,
jonnson oiewrr w """
28.38; Ira Jorgensen, Reps., 86.30. . a.
Judd Petty Cash, Misc., 17.73; Kay Type
writer Co.. Exp.. 17 00; Keiaer Sand St
Gravel Co.. Gravel, 42.25; C. J. Lewis,
Reps.. 17.02: James H. Maden Co., Reps.,
o in- Mirinn Electric Co.. Reps.. 2.82;
A. B. MrLauchlan. Reps., lB.m: uougias
McKay Chevrolet Co.. Reps.. 67.02; Moun
tain States Power Co.. L St P. 39.05: Need
hams Book Btore, Sups., 332.76; North
west Industrial Laundry. Reps., 4 35;
Oregon Gravel Co.. Gravel 1.091.17; Ore
gon Physicians Service, Sal. Ded 355.40;
Pacific Building. Rent. 243.50; Pacific
Tele St Tele. Co.. Tele.. 317.18; Peek
Brothers. Misc.. 375.15; Phlllppl Tire Ser
vice, Reps., 3.50; Portland General Elec
tric, LAP. 197.75; A. M. Presnall, Post
age, 1.00; Quonset Oarage, Reps., 10.30;
Remington Rand Inc., Sups. St Equip.,
964.38; Richfield Oil Cop., Dlesle. 313.63;
John J. Roberts St Co., GM, 100.35;
Rosteln A Adolph. Bond, 887.50; Saffron
Supply Co., Tire Chains, 7.13; Salem Auto
Parts. Reps., 14.98; Salem Blue Print Co.,
Sups.. 10.26; Balem Boat House, Reps.,
1.40; Salem Concrete Pipe St Prod., i)raln.
32.56; Salem Insurance Agents Assoc.,
Ins.. 324.96; Salem Memorial Hospital,
Hosp., 153.70; Salem Navigation Co., Sups.,
3.90; Salem Steel St Supply, Reps., 175.30;
Salem Tent A Awning, Heps., 37.40; Shell
Oil Co., Diesel, 40.63; Oeorge Sherman,
Graven, 375.00; H. A. Simmons, Trans.,
152.47; Simmons Carbon Co.. Sups., 51.23;
Homer H. Smith Insurance Co., Bond,
71.00; Snap-On Tools Corp., Misc.. 11.30;
Bouthern Pacific Co., Rent. 8.00; The
Spa, Meals, 32.18; Stan Baker Motors,
Rrp., 3.14; Standard Oil Co. of California,
Diesel, 92.94; Statesman Publishing Co.,
Adv., 369.65; Stone Feed Store, Reps.. .97;
T-xrs C , Oil '.ih. 63.00: Tl' Water
Assoc. Oil Co., Gasoline, 1,314.35; Truck
Hales St Service, Reps.. 1.36; Union Oil
Company of Calif., Diesel, 35.35; Unruh-
5 doctors prove
this plan breaks
the laxative habit
If you take laxative regularly here' how
proved you may break the laiattve habit. And
Eighty-three per cent of the caeea tasted did it
in
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you.
Stop taking whatever you now take. In
Itead; Every night for one week take 2 Carter's
Pilla. Second week one each night. Third
week one every other night. Then nothing!
Every day: drink eight glaawee of water; eet
definite time for regularity.
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can break the laxative habit.
Hv tm a, Uawtive, btfc ttie, U.titl
habitT Because Carter's Pilla "unblock" the
lower digeative tract and front then on let it
make use of Its own natural powera.
Further Carter' Pilla contain no habit,
forming drugs.
Break tha laxative habit . . . with Carter's
Pills . , . and be regular naturally.
When worry, overeating, overwork make
you irregular temporarily take Carter' Pill
temporarily. And never get the laxative hehtt.
(iet Carter's Pills at any drugstore for S3
today. You'll be grateful the reat of your life.
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KnaoB Printing Co.. flupi , 130 00; Valley
Concrete Co . Misc. 4800: Valley Motor
Reps.. 59.17; Valley Welding Supply,
Reps.. 26 95: Walling Band St Oravel Co.,
Gravel, 903.00; Western Union Telegraph,
Tele.. 8.76; C. W. Wlckman, Treasurer.
Amo. Duet, 30.00; Willamette Valley Tram-
t, Mine. 3 40; Woodbury Company,
Misc., 73 86; Wynkoop-Blalr Printing Co.,
t:p.v, 68 63: Denver Young, Misc. Sups.,
35 50; Zellerbach Paper Co., Sups., 58 62;
Walter H. Zosel Co., Trans., 103.88;
Abrams Skinner Inc.. Bond, 137.80.
PROCEEDINGS
February 1, 1948 Final hearing on In
demnity claim of Prank P. Ditchen: Feb.
indemnity claim of Edward M. Shan
non, final hearing set for 3-15-49. Feb. 3.
Copy of Resolution by State Hwy, Comm.
ordering reduced load limits on certain
Hignwayt; Fole line oermlt. Portland
General Electric Co. Feb. 4, Indemnity
claims of Albert E. Mantle, Werner R.
H fin shorn, final hearings aet for 3-28-49:
Pole line permit, Portland General Elec
tric Co.: Petition of F. K. Fulu n ai t
establish a county road In Rd. Dist. No.
66, postponed Indefinitely. Feb. 6, Finan
cial statement or "Oregon Chest"; Pole
line permit, Portland Oeneral Electrlr
Feb. 7. Request for cancellation of
inieresi on taxes paid by A. N. Bush on
life estate. Feb. 8. Beer license. Marlon
, Alderman: Resolution by Budget com
f(te t hold saecttt mtetlna
Contract with Ralph Boria (m uAt M
Upstairs
Clothes Shop
Is the
PRESENT RETAIL PRICES
These greatest of all clothing values since 1940 are simply amazing. Our old and
new customers alike are grabbing up these wonderful buys.
SUPER QUALITY SUITS, SPORT COATS, SLACKS, SUIT
GOODS PANTS, and FUR FELT HATS now selling at
these great money-saving prices while the stock lasts.
JOE'S BIG REOPENING SALE!
1 00 WOOL 1 00 WOOL 1 00 WOOL
$35 SUITS $40 SUITS .$45 SUITS
New Sport Styles D. B. Chalk Stripes Hard Finished Worsteds
m $2750 3250
Following are Suits with 1 and 2 Pairs of Ponts
100 WOOL 100 WOOL 100 WOOL
$50 SUITS $60 SUITS SUITS
Hard Finished Worsted. Hard Fibbed Worsteds Mo,t ExptnsW. Fabrfc.
$3750 $4150 4950
To 62.50
. SLACKS & $25 to $27.50 Joe's Reopening
SU"TS SP0RTCA" GIFT SPECIAL
Fin'est Quality JO'S SPECIAL , .
Hand Tailoring n rj-. Efc!
Jo.'. Price, Reopening Price h
With everv purchase for a
.AJ 150 J Limited Time Only
6 to 16 195 ' o Surprise
Worth Much More ' Secret
Store Hours 9:30 A.M. to 5:30
J1'S Mi
UPSTAIRS
CLOTHES SHOP
Cntta Tmifnol Cn1m At-a WaJnaerlfiif Tm 11 iaso Ot
""'"' w.,
real property. Feb. 9, Final hearings on1
Indemnity claims of Arnold L. Steffen,
Sam 8. Miller; Minutes of Courthouse
commtsMon meeting: Copy of ARrrement
and Bupp. agreement. City of Salem and
A. N. Bush; Hearing on cancellation of
Interest on unpaid taxes of A. N. Bush
life estate property, taken under advise
ment, rtb. io. Budget committee en
dorses senate bills 105 and 106: Pole line
permit, Portland Oeneral Electric Co.:
Order to remove uneitabllhed part of
County road 950 erroneously shown on
road map, surveyor also to file descrip
tion. Feb. 11. Indemnity claim of J.
Gordon Jones, final hearing 3-28-49. Feb.
14. Indemnity claim of Karl H. Dettwyler.
and Frank J. Peters, final hearing net
for 3-38-49; Order designating newspaper
for tax foreclosure list; U. S. Engineers
survey and exploration permit. Detroit
Dam. Feb. 13, Final hearings on In
demnity claims of J, R. Si rut ford and
Son, Mrs. John Hampotn, Edward M.
Shannon; Indemnity claim of Adam O.
Lapln, final hearing set for 3-2B-4S; An
nual financial report of Children's Farm
Home, W.C.T.U. Feb. 18. Plat of "Warren
Court Addition" approved; Bond of Rudie
Willi elm Warehouse Co. on equipment to
haul transformers, etc.; Indemnity claim
of Turner Memorial Home, final hearlnu
7-38-49; Order for cfrrk to give notice ot
BIG
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Talk of the Town!
Joe bought- hundreds of the Finest Qual
ity, expertly tailored, smartly styled
new spring and summer
Suits, Sport Coats,
Slacks, Suit Goods
m
Pants, and fine Fur
Felt Hats
-25- 40
Below Lost Spring's Wholesale Pricei
And now Joe passes these great savings
along to you.
25 TO 40 BELOW
Above
Morris Optical
w ,L
Marlon Co. on stockpile 738a. Feb. IT.
Indemnity claim of David C. Ramseyer
Jr., final hearing set for 2-38-49; Petition
of Ray C. Thomas et al for construction
of aquaducts etc. to correct flood menace
at Hoyt and 13th Sis. Feb. 18. Indemnity
claim of Frank Begun, final hearing set
tor J-8-4U. reo. ta, indemnity claims of
Fred A. Denhem and Roy L. Purmwsy.
final hearings set for March 9; Refund
of deposit in RE: pipe line permit for
H. E. Toellt. Feb. 21, Indemnity claim
of William C. Forcler. final hearing
3-9-49. Feb. 23, Indemnity claim of Floyd
F. Bates, Albert J. Vachter, Frank T.
Wilcox, final hearing set for 3-9-49;
Transfer order. Feb. 24. Beer license,
Evelyn O'Kelly. Feb. 35. Permit to move
a combine, W. M. Maurer; Feb. 36. Pipe
line permit, Portland Gaa and Coka Co.;
Order to remove unestabllshed part i
County road 950 from County road map.
Feb. 28, Final hearings on indemnity
claims of Albert E. Mantle. Werner R.
Henishorn, J, Gordon Jones. Karl H.
Dettwyler, Frank J. Peters, Adam O.
Lapln. Turner Memorial Home, David C.
Ramseyer Jr.; Plat of "Walnut Lane Ad
dition'' and "Kelzer Heights Second Ad
dition" approved ; Order for refund of
taxes on .41 arret In Sec. 3, 7-3-W: Pip
line permit near Detroit Dam to United
Slate: Pole line permit, Portland Gen-
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