Frifoy. Joly SI. 1953
,; THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, hlw, Qreiom
Pax I
Bean Festival
Parade Prizes
CHILDREN WIN AWARDS AT STAYTON FESTIVAL
Stayton The "Cowardly
Lion and Tin Woodman" walk
ed away with sweepstake hon
ors in the children's pet parade
ft...;
at the opening of the Santiam
HAPPY REUNION
v, $1
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It was a happy meeting Thursday night when five
sisters from the deep south arrived at the Southern Pacific
depot aboard the Shasta Daylight where they were greeted
by their brother, G. E. Hudson of Salem and Mrs. Hudson.
In the picture, from left, are: Mrs. R. H. Sutton, Dallas,
Texas; Mrs. E. L. Goza, Many, La.; Mr. Hudson; Mrs. C. B.
Bettis, Arkadclphia, Ark.; Mrs. H. B. Cooper, Shreveport,
La.; Mrs. S. C. Sutton, Shreveport; and Mrs. Hudson.
The visitors came directly from Dallas, Texas.' While here
they will be taken to the beach, Silver Creek Falls and
other interesting places. Mr. Hudson has three brothers
also in the south, Grant and Fred Hudson of Shreveport,
and Sam Hudson of Bayminette, Ala. The Hudsons live
at 1149 Court Street. They have lived In Salem since 1930
and for 21 years Hudson was a guard at Oregon State
Prison.
Dallas Water Shortage
Puzzles Commissioners
By JIM DANIELS
Dallas The growth of Dal
das depend! upon the develop
ment of new sources of water
according to statistics revealed
in a Tuesday night meeting of
the Polk County Water De
velopment committee.
The city does not have water
available at present to supply
the demands of a major indus
try, were one to contemplate
locating here. Requests for
water for lawn and garden ir-
LE&ALS
NOTICE Or INTENTION TO IMPROVE
JtAYNOR STREET FROM ELECTRIC
AVENUE TO THE ALLEY IN BLOCK
13, NOR BILL ANNEX ADDITION
NOTICE HEREBY IS OIVEN that th
Common Council of tht elt of Balem,
Oregon, ctMnu it ntcestsrr nd xgedl
tnt and brbr deduct Its purposfl'and
Intention to lmprov BAYNOB STREET,
from the south lino of Electric Ave
nue to the siiey In Block lo. Nob BUI
Annex Addition to too city of Salem,
Marlon County. Ortf on. by brlncin said
portion of said stroet to the established
rade. providing dralnaco. oonstracUna
cement concreto curbs, and paring saw
portion of said street vlth a 3V inch
uphaltlo concreto pavement 30 feet
wide, at tnt expense of tn abutting and
Adjacent property, except the street and
alley Interactions, which axpenso will bo
Assumed by the city of Salem, all in ac
cordance with the pltns and specifi
cations therefor which were adopted by
the Common Council July 27. 1053, which
ro now on fUo In the office of the city
recorder and which by this reference
thereto are made a part hereof. These
plans and specifications may bo exam
ined by any interested party. The com
mon Council hereby declares lte purpose
and Intention to make the above de
scribed Improvement by and through the
atreet Improvement departmnt.
Owners of property liable for tht cost
f making such Improvement may file
written remonstrance against the same
with the cltv recorder at any time with
in ten days after tht final publication
f this notice.
By Order of tht Common Council July
ST. Itu.
ALFRED MTJNDT, City Recorder
XHte of first publication July 31, 1953.
Sato of final publication August 14. 1053.
July 31, Aug. 7-14
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TATE OP OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
Of MARION PROBATE DEPARTMENT
No. 1MU
In the Matter of the Estate I
of
ASA PIS HER. )
NOTICE
To ASA PISHER, a person presumed
dead, or any other person lor mm; .
You, ASA PISHER, or any other par
ton for you, art hereby required to
aooear and product to tht court within
twelvt weeks from tht data or the last
publication of this notice, satisfactory
evidence of tht continuance in life of
Asa Ftaher. bo he alive, or In absence
thereof, tht court will enter 1U order
appointing Jane Fisher Harvey aa and
for administratrix witn we wui an
nexed of the estate of Asa Ftsher.
Dated this 34 dsy of June, MM.
H. C. MATTfiON
Marlon County Cltrk
Attest: Belen U Mulkey
Deputy
First Published: July S, 19U.
Last published: July tl. 1F53.
July 3, 10. 17. 34. tl
SCHAEFER'S
NERVE TONIC
For functional disturb
ancts, nervous headaches,
nervous, irritability, excita
bility, sleeplessness.
1.00-$1.75
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
Open Dally, 1:M am . m
Sondayg, Btn;
135 N. Commercial
FRESH OCEAN CAUGHT
SALMON ass lb 33'
Tronsportotion by our own Refrigerated Trucks
Fitts Fish & Poultry Market
216 N. Commercial Phone 34424
rigation purposes have been
rejected in recent months in
sofar as they came from users
outside the city limits.
The statistics, prepared by
Aaron Mercer of the Willam
ette Valley Lumber company
and Phillip Hayter, Dallas at
torney, member of the water
commission, revealed that on
the average of 70 new outlets
per year were being granted.
Basing a calculation on this
figure for domestic expansion
a population of more than 15,-
000 was predicted for Dallas
for 1975 according to the sta
tistics compiled lor the pur
pose of instituting survey by
the Army Engineering Corps
of the water situation in the
county.
Work on new water mains
is progressing apace as the
water department proceeds
with the lob of laying a 10
inch line by the new high
school plant to service areas
adjacent
Salem Sand and Gravel
company, successful bidder on
the project of putting in a
pump station on La Creole
creek has started work on the
system. Work has started on
preparing a new intake line
from the pumping station to
the city's reservoir.
Every available source of
water has been taken under
consideration, including a
joint project with the city of
Monmouth for pumping water
from the Willamette river for
use in Dallas and the home of
Oregon College of Education.
First diesel - electric passes
ger engines were used in-1934.
LEGALS
IN THE C1BCCIT COURT OP THE
TATE OF OREGON FOB THE CO UN'
TT OF MARION, DEPARTMENT Or
FRO BATE
No. 1I0M
In th, Matter of U EiUt, of PHILIP
p. OATE8, dMliHO, I1H Known aa r.
P. GATES.
ORDER PIXWO TIME AND PLACE
FOR HEARING OF FIRST AND FINAL
ACCOUNT.
Th, Pint And Pinal Account of Nina
A. Oatai. the dulr appointed, tjuaUIIed
and Acting exeeumg 01 in, .dot, en
titled aetata hating been filed herein:
IT IS ORDERED that Monday. V"
10th dap of Aumit, 1MX at th, hour of
:lf a-tn. of laid day ba and th, fama
bcieDr la fixed for th, eettleaent of laid
account and that notic, OI aaia eeiue-
irent be publlMied In tb. Capital Jour
nal, a ncwipaper of Salem, Oreion. of
general circulation In Marios countr,
Oregon, aa required br law.
Dated thla 3rd day of JulT. IMJ.
, REX KIMMELL,
Judge.
JUlP 10.17.34.11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Natlee la barer green that tb, on der
ailed, by an order of the Circuit Court
of th, Btata of Oregon, for the County
of Marlon, duly made and entered on
th, ith day of June. 1M, waa appointed
azacutor of the aetata of Oeorta H.
Orarea. deemed, and that It baa duly
Qualified aj auch executor. All peraone
baring elaltnl ageuut tald aetata are
hereby notified to preaent the eame.
duly yerlfled a, reoulred by law. to the
office of W. C Wlnelow, 40. Maeonte
Building. Salem, Oregon. In Marlon
County. Oregon, within els () montha
of the data of thla notice.
Beted thla lsth day of July. UN
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
OP PORTLAND, OREGON,
Eiecutar of the Batata of
Oeorg, H. Orarea, daeeaeed.
W. C. Wlnelow
Attorney for Batata
04 Maaonla Building
Salem. Oregon . .
Data of ftnt anblteetloa: July IB, IMJ.
Data .1 laet publication: Auguet 1. leal.
July 1 1114.31, Aug. 1
New Judges in
Ninth Slated
Washington (fi Senate-
House conference committee
had before it Friday separate
bills passed by the two cham
bers authorizing creation of
new federal judgeships. The
committee will try to adjust
differences in the measures.
The House bill, passed by
the lower body Thursday,
would create 26 new judge
ships including two in the
Ninth Circuit, California, Ore
gon, Nevada, Montana, Wash
ington, Idaho, Arizona, Alaska,
Hawaii, and Guam.
The Senate measure would
add 39 judges including one In
the Fifth Circuit, three in the
Ninth Circuit, one in Western
Washington and one in Alaska.
The House by voice vote
Thursday rejected requests by
Rep. Tollefson (R., Wash.) and
Delegate Bartlett of Alaska to
add the Western Washington
and Alaska judges to its 'bill.
Champion Dave Bell and
Fryer Will Go to Akron
By VIC
Hey kids, here's a few more
Derby news notes for you.
Champion David Bell and
myself as Capital Journal rep
resentative will leave Salem
Monday afternoon by far and
catch the Great
Northern's Em
pire Builder at
3 o'clock out of
Portland to Chi
cago. From Chi
cago to Akron
we will go by
the Baltimore and Ohio's Co
lumbian, arriving late Wednes
day evening.
David's folks, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bell, are driving us to
Portland to see us off to the
All-American Derby,
At Akron, Dave will get the
official grand reception in
eluding rolling out the red car
pet, mounting a golden stairs,
reception by the brass band and
a police escort from the station
to headquarters.
Thursday he will go to Der-
bytown at Camp Y-Noah where
he will be outfitted In Derby
togs, given a chance to work on
his bug, run in a test run and
then have a swell time for two
days in boating, swimming,
games and other entertain
ment The big race is Sunday and
Dave will be in there gunning
for that championship trophy
and the $5,000 scholarship top
prize. We'll return Monday by
the B & O's Shenandoan to
Chicago, by the Union Pacific's
City of Portland and the Shasta
Daylight to Salem, arriving
Wednesday morning at 0
o'clock.
Dave's trip is paid for by
the Capital Journal and Doug
las McKay Chevrolet company
as his top prize for winning the
Salem Derby.
Just like everyone else in Sa
lem who jumped in to help with
the Derby, the Southern Pacific
office here took care of all our
tickets and reservations for us
even though the only time we
ride their route is from Port
land to Salem when we re
turn. Say, fellows, Prize Chairman
Jack Maulding tells me that
somehow you trophy winners
haven't taken your trophies in
to Stevens and Son jewelers
yet to have your name en-
W with FARMERS
Auto Truck
Fire
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AGENCY
1465 N. Copitol St.
Phone 3-5661
Between Hood and Shipping
e n Festival in siayion
Thursday night
B
The lion was depicted by
Danny Baldwin and the tin
woodsman was represented by
Hanna Baldwin, children of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bald
win. The parade was followed by
a square dance in the civic
building.
The grand parade will be
held Friday night with judging
at 6:30 and the parade follow
ing at 7 p.m.
Saturday will feature the La
tourette acrobatic acts at 3 and
8 p.m., the bean hole feed at
6 p.m. and a dance from 10
p.m. to 1 a.m.
Winners in the children's pa
rade follow:
Grand prize Danny and
Hanna Baldwin.
Coming the greatest distance
Gail Fisher, first; Catherine
Leffler, second, and Ora Lee
Boehme, third.
Wheeled division Michael
Hughes and Richard Hoffman
with a horse and buggy; the
Etzell children in "A Barrel of
Fun," and Roseanne Henrik
son. Hard to make floats The
Hann children with "Play
mates" float, Alan Jacoby, Den
nis Peters and Bonnie Jean
Christensen in a pumpkin float
Children's section Richard
and Ronnie Clarkson and She
ryl Chrisman, the McGill chil
dren, and Bill Hicks, Douglas
and June Edwards.
Novelty division Sandra
Angel as a hula dancer, Tony
Christensen, Janet Phillips and
Sharon Angel.
Pet division Gail Anderson,
Tommy Noack, John Roy, Carta
and Karen VanDriesche.
Silverton Howard Robin
son, patrolman, has tendered
his resignation from the local
police force to become effec
tive as near August 1 as possi
ble. Robinson's successor has
not been selected.
FRYER
graved on them. Remember,
that engraving is part of the
prize you won, it's all free and
paid for by the Derby associa
tion, so take the trophy in now
and get it engraved with your
name so you can show it to your
friends now and your grand
children SO years from now.
There are also a lot of those
official Derby certificates with
your names on them that fel
lows didn t pick up at the ban
quet. They are at Douglas Mc
Kay Chevrolet company now, so
if you will stop by and pick
yours up, they 11 have it ready
for you. If you can't make it to
McKay's, drop them a post card
or phone them and they will
mail it to you.
Also at McKay are a few
items that were lost at the
track on Derby day, particular
ly some tools that Inspectors
and workers were using. If you
know of anyone who lost any
thing, tell them to contact Mc
Kay's and see if they have it.
Derby Director Bill Byers is
back after a 10-day honeymoon
to Montana and Canada and up
that away. I don't know how
many of you kids know it but
Bill was a pretty busy man
there for several months di
recting the Derby, holding
down his regular job and keep
ing his romance going on with
Audrey Christman. Guess he
was successful though, the Der
by was even better than last
year's, Bill married the gal six
days after the Derby was over,
and at last reports he still has
his job.
Champ Dave has been Busy
the past few days too. Last week
he had to oversee the Job of
painting and crating his bug
for shipping to Akron. The job
was done at McKays but Dave
kept watch of it He and the
family have been guests of the
Senators at a couple of ball
games and now he's busy de
ciding what to pack in his suit
case to take to Akron.
At a Derby association meet
ing last week members talked
over suggestions and plans for
next year. They still want your
ideas and suggestions so write
them down and mail them to
McKay's 0( to the Capital Jour
nal. St, on Hlway Going North
Left photo shows Hannah Baldwin, center, as the "Tin
Woodsman" and her brother, Danny, as the "Cowardly
Lion", right, sweepstakes winner in Children's pet parade
at Stayton Thursday night. Katherine Leffler, with her
goat, is at left. Photo at right shows Ronnie and Richard
Clarkson in full dress suits pulling canopied float with
Sherill Chrisman as "queen."
Cigarette Blamed
For Forest Blaze
Lebanon A fire be
lieved caused by a cigarette
was blamed for small blaze
Wednesday afternon in the
forest two miles north of Sweet
Home. Fire patrol members
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
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So far this year there have
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Revenge Motive in
Portland Break-In
Portland ) Abe Altman,
bail bondsman, reported to po
lice Thursday that someone had
broken into his apartment and
had (mashed and slashed to
pieces some $1,800 worth of his
things, i
On a mirror waa left this
message:
"Leave me in Jail, huh."
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