Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 2

Wallace. Portland; Wilson's Angel VOTERS REMINDED 1 Tb Stat man, Scdra. Oregon, Wdn day, Spt 3, 1847 air Follies Norblad Opens Office in Salem Salem Horse Wins First Event In Second Night Horse Show By Maxine Buren A Salem horse, Lady-O'War owned and ridden by Jim Hall took the opening event at the second night horse show at the 82nd Oregon State fair in the stadium on Tuesday night. Winners were: Horse Judging Results Given By Edwards With interest running high, especially in the long entry lists of Palominos and Tennessee walking horses, horsemen at the state fair Tuesday night received the judging reports of George Edwards of Palo Alto, horse judge. 'f Champioh stallion palomino was Mrs.

M. C. Fleming's Golden Rex of Troutdale, and Joe Fisher's Flicka of Warren won championship mare honors among palominos. Slocum and Kerr's entry. Sir Wilson Allen, of Eugene took the blue ribbon as champion stallion among the walking horses and Tennessee Topsy, the Forest Wallaces' entry of Portland, was judged champion mare.

Horse judging results: AMERICAN SADDLE Stallion, 2 years old or over Avacarho Empire Gregory Stables. La Grande; stallion under 3 years Hyalite's Sensation. John McCilveray. Vancouver, Wash Tommy Tucker, Ellendale Acres. Euaene.

Mare. 2 ears old or over Inna Flash. I. P. Morgan.

Seattle: Apple Rlorsom. M. E. Stonebrink. Portland; mare under I years Sparkles Genius Dr.

Edward S. Hall. Portland: Mademoiselle McDonald. W. A.

Reeves, Lebanon. Stallion, champion Anarho Empire. Gregory Stables, La Grande. Mare, champion lnna Flash, I. P.

Morgan, Seattle. ARABIAN Stallion. 3 years old or over Islam. Lee V. Eyerly, Salem: Hanada.

A. L. Knighton, Hood stallion under 3 years Manookt. Palmers Arabian Stud Farm. Portland.

Mare, 3 years or over Binni. and second. Safra. both of Spring Meadows Farms Oswego. Stallion, champion Islam.

Lee Eyerly. Salem. Mare, champion BinnL Spring Meadows Farms. Oswego. MORGAN 3 Prisoners, 2 Blankets in W.

Salem Jail WEST SALEM, Sept. 2 With a two bunk jail equipped with only two blankets. West Salem has for two nights in succession recently had three prisoners, the city council was informed here tonight. Except to inquire "if the jail were steam the council members paid little attention to the apparent request for additional bedding. The city recorder, R.

E. Patti-son, was directed to -obtain forms for making applications for state funds to be used on the streets in industrial and other rapidly growing areaof the town. It was suggested that such funds may perhaps be obtained for Eighth street in the vicinity of the proposed new junior high school and also for use on Seventh, Eighth, Murlark and Bassett streets. Repair of the city streets especially at the point of bus stops is to be investigated by the street committee which was empowered to act upon its findings. Mrs.

C. C. Slocum, Eugene. Mare unilfr 3 years Allen's Feather Foot. Dorothy McGillveray, Vancouver.

Dub Ervlns Melody. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boynton, Portland. Champion Stallion Sir Wilson A1-Irm Slocum aad Kerr, Eugene (Roy Laws).

Champion Mare Tennessee Topsy, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Wallace, Portland. THOROUGHBRED Stallion. 3 years old or over Powder Bag.

B. L. Ellis. Powell Buttte. Mare, under 3 years SaUy Right.

Walter Zosel. Salem. STANDARD BRED Stallion, under 3 years Woolen Direct. George Ramp. Brooks.

Mare. 3 years old or over Lassie Cincofield. Nean West, Salem; North ern Gale. Hal Fields. Mare champion La site Cincofield.

Vet Loans at All-Time High C-7 "vState loans to world war II vet erans reached a new high during August when 60 loans were granted for a total of $221,000 teoaln ed for a total of $221,900 to veterans for their purchase of farms or homes. Loan Director A. J. Crose announced Tuesday. August loans topped the previous high total of the month before by 14 and brought the total of state loans to 568 since the state department of veterans affairs began operating two years ago, Crose stated.

Loans in August averaged as against the overall average figure of $2,322 the discrepancy due primarily to the recent state legislature's approval of a loan ceiling of $6,000 or double the previous $3,000 ceiling. Portland Council Okehs Flat 10-Cent Bus Rate PORTLAND, Sept 2-) City council today voted tentative approval of a flat 10 cent fare for the Portland Traction company but required that the transportation firm pledge the purchase of $1,500,000 in new equipment by next April I or the existing fares will be restored. Opens Zmd realare -Meet on Broadway" with Maxjerie Reynolds Fred Brady Jiauc Falkeabavf Mem Rep. Walter Norblad's Salem office opened Tuesday in room 323, Oregon building, with Mrs. Dorothy Woodring in charge, assisted by Virginia Nicholls.

Nor blad has not arrived from Ocean- lake, where he is vacationing, but is expected at the office sometime this week. Mrs. Woodring said the congressman has been very busy during his "vacation" accepting and rejecting invitations about the district to' attend gatherings and celebrations. Thelma Brown Hurt in Wreck WEST SALEM. Sept.

2 Thelma Brown, West Salem city treasurer, suffered severe facial injuries in an automobile accident Monday night at Kings Valley, Benton county, as she was returning with her husband, O. C. Brown, from the Labor day holiday at the Ore gon coast. Mrs. Brown is now in a Dallas hospital where it is expected she will be confined for a week.

Three parked cars, two On one side of the highway and one on the opposite side, were so parked as to be invisible to the Browns as they approached. This was the report of Mrs. Brown's father, L. Huckaby, West Salem building insDector. here tonight after visit ing his daughter.

Brown suffered an injured arm and shoulder in the accident, Huckaby said. Girl Hurt in Wreck Still Unconscious After Three Days Norma Jean Jones, 14, Salem route 4, critically injured Saturday afternoon when the was struck by a car driven by George Mann, Freewater, while riding her bicycle near the 12th street junction and highway 99E, was still unconscious in Salem General hospital Tuesday She is suffering fram a frac tured skull and internal injuries, hospital attendants said. Lloyd McKenzie, of 1465 Mis sion seriously injured in an auto-train wreck at a railroad crossing near the penitentiary early Saturday morning, was said to be "improved by attendants at the same hospital. Betsey Lou Rogers, 18, of 130 S. 24th who was riding with McKenzie, was killed in the collision.

Her funeral will be held in Portland today. ins Plaudits Of Audience The State Fair Follies, playing its second night Tuesday at the fairgrounds grandstand, won the plaudits of a large crowd, for its fast-paced entertainment. The Lipham Four two young sisters and two brothers went through their acrobatic routines to the crowd's applause, and their striking pyramids and other acts of balancing prowess featured the hour and a half show. The Lip-hams recently completed a long -Stand with Ken Murray's Black outs in Los Angeles. Pat Patterson and his chair-climbing marionette also captured the fancy of the audience, as did the widely varied impersonations act of Jimmy Jamieson whose range included in addition to the often imitated Lionel Bar-rymore, Edward -G.

Robinson and other Hollywood and radio actors, a cadets' cheer at an army-navy football game and convincing songs in the manner of Vaughn Monroe, Bing Crosby and the Ink Spots. Buddy Rich's orchestra played for the revue. Snell Postpones Party for Former Governors, Wives Because of funeral services for State Sen. Merle Chessman at Astoria Wednesday the date originally set by Gov. and Mrs.

Earl Snell for entertaining Oregon's six living ex-governors and their wives at the state fair has been postponed until Thursday, Portland day. They will occupy a box in the grandstand during the afternoon races. The visitors will be luncheon Quests of the Snells before going to the fairgrounds. The ex-governors are A. W.

Norblad, Astoria; Walter M. Pierce. West Salem; Jay Bowerman, Ben W. Olcott and Oswald West, Portland, and Charles A. Sprague, Salem.

State Supreme Court Faces Heavy Docket The state supreme court, on vacation for the past two months, reconvened Tuesday with a docket of approximately 99 cases. Chief Justice George Rossman said the current court term would be one of the heaviest for many years. Ends Today! (Wed.) Lee Goreey "Newshounds Michael O'Shea "Violence' Hop Pickers Still Needed Mrs. Gladys Turnbull, farm labor office reports that the demand for hop pickers in the Salem area is still urgent. She reports that 27 growers loaded 300 pickers from the office Monday morning and 38 growers loaded over 300 Tuesday.

Loading, she stated is now being handled entirely by Dean Omans, previously assisted by Mrs. Rachel Hilton who left the office Tuesday to return to her teaching position at Eola. Family groups will have especially good hop picking conditions in the next two weeks, Mrs. Turn-bull predicted as she advised families who are available to take advantage of the camp facilities now offered by growers of the area. Stallion, 3 years old or over Highway King, Ken Durrell.

Corvallls PALOMINO Stallion. 3 years old or over uoioen Kex. Mrs. M. neming.

Troutdale; Shariks Sun. Ward W. Wells. Oregon City. Mare.

3 years old or over Flicka. Joe Fisher. Warren: mare under 2 years Highland I-ady, Joe Fisher. Champion Stallion Golden Rex, Mrs. M.

C. Fleming, Troutdile. Champion Mare Flicka, Joe Fisher, Warren. QUARTER HORSE Stallion. 2 years or over Midnight Pass.

Chuck Nestlen: Texas Jazz. Gene Payne. Tucson. stallion under 3 years Fern Atom, W. G.

-Metsom. Cloverdale. Tufty McCune, Robert Sloan, Clover-dale. Calif. Mare, 3 years or over Rancheria Deana.

W. G. Metson, Cloverdale, Calif. Stallion champion Midnight Pass, Chuck Nestlen. TENNESSEE WALKING HORSES Stallion.

2 years old or over Sir Wilson Allen, Roy D. Laws. Tigard; Golden Hall Allen, Roy D. Laws. Tigard; stallions under 3 years Trodd Along Allen.

C. Van Dorn. Tigard. Mare, 3 years old or over Tennessee Topsy, Mr. and Mrs.

Forest WEST SALEM. Sept. Walter Musgravt, mayor of. West Salem and election registrar for that precinct in Polk county reminded local voters who may have moved since the last election Tuesday that the registration books close Saturday, September S. Guaranteed Watch aad Heck Repairing Save money and! time by letting! us do your watch and clock" Kepatrtag "Perfect Trail like IV snederete prieea Repair Quick Serrteet "Excel- Eliminate tke lent Watek Repair Service" Headache Serving Salem and Vicinity Since ltZ? Week-Day Matinee NOW PLAYING 1 Is a Woman's Jealousy Ever Justified! Pins Crashing; Fists! Flaming Six-Gons! Kbit GRANT ft KNIGHT AMI AAJM aajEli rrovr iaaWtMH 1HB mmmmmmmtm 1 i.i..

a 1 I Board Okehs Brain Surgery For Insane of the so-called lab-otorrry brain operation, now being performed with apparent success many institutions for the Insane throughout the United St tee, ii directed by the Ore-ion ttateyboard of control Tuesday. The opera tions were recommenced by Dr. John Evans, superintendent of the Oregon state hotpitaL Thee operations in the Oregon I mental institution! would be on a restricted basis for the present, board members said. Dr. Evans said relatives of in-tane patient In Oregon were clamoring to have the operation performed.

The operations, for the present, would be performed by Dr. York Herron. Portland brain tpecialist, for a fee of $200 earh. Board members suggested that In where patient or relatives are financially able they 'should pay a part of the cost of the operations. It was made plain, however, that the operation would not be withheld from pa- tienfe and relatives unable to pay.

It was Dr. Evans opinion that not mere than a dozen of these operations would be performed en patients in his institution within the next year. Directf-rs of the Oregon Tur berculcsis association asked per-misfion to appear before the board control in October to org employment of either a medical focial worker, rehabili- tat ion counsellor or occupational therapist in the Oregon state tu bercuJctis hospitals. MARINE MEETING OFF The regular Wednesday night meeting of Salem's marine corps reserve has been called off because of the State Fair, Maj. Leo nard Kicks, commanding officer.

announced Tuesday. BASEBALL TONIGHT 1 11 r. M. Waters Field Salen Senators TS. Wenaichee Bex Seat Reservations PhMe 4647 74 Phone 3467 Starts Ainnail Fox Newc! Narjr Practices on Amphib Landing! Coege All-Starg Down Chicago Bears! aA 'rm Hi IjM "I 1 Mat.

Daily from 1 p. m. Tomorrow! Middle and heavyweight hunters: first, Lady-O-War. owned and ridden by Jim HalL Salem; second. Ribbon, owned by Raymond Hall.

Portland and ridden by Carolyn Hall: third. Sky Rocket, owned and ridden by Mrr. Bob Ferry, Portland; lourth. Lord Bobs, owned bv Columbia Riding academy. Portland, ridden by Richard Wiley.

Ladies three-salted saddle horres: first. Country Club, owned and ridden by Mrs. William Fyack; second. Ke'ey Peavine. owned by Mr.

and Mrs. Chet Edwards and ridden by Mrs. I. M. Johnson: third.

Easter Dainty, owned by Ellendale Acres. Eugene and ridden by Pauline Springer; fourth. Guiding Moon, owned and ridden by Billie Jean Rust, Tacoma. Arabian Flat Saddle class: first. Sharik, owned, and ridden by Ward Wells.

Oregon City; secorid. Nadie. owned and ridden by Robert Armstrong. Olyrrpia; third. Ratam, owned and ridden by Hat Fields, Warren; fourth, Sahar, owned by Meadows Farms, Oswego, ridden bv Jean Hall.

Pleasure class: First. Sky Rocket, owned and ridden by Mrs. Bob Ferry, Portland; second, Rey Vencedor. owned by Columbia Riding academy and ridden by Norman MacArthur: third Tiptoe Star, owned and ridden by Dr. George C.

Saunders. Oswego, and fourth. Symphony, owned by Ellen- dale Acres, Eugene, ridden oy Pauline Springer. Five Gaited Combination horses: first. Dudley Stonewall, owned by the Converse Seattle, shown by Bert Corby; second.

Maple, Rey. owned by C. S. Boxwell Oswego: third. Ross Arden Pan.

owned and shown bv Mrs. A. D. Coale, Seattle; fourth, Robert Bruse. owned by Louis Surrey Stables and shown by Ross Maxweli.

In the Tennessee Walking horse Class: first. Black Allen, owned by locum and Kerr and ridden by Loren Kerr; second. Grey Eagle, owned by M. E. Stonebrink.

Oswego, and ridden bv C. S. Boxwell: third. Mysterious Boy. owned by Mrs.

Oren Kerr: fouth. Sir Wilson Allen, owned by Roy Laws and ridden by him. Roadsters to bike: first, Johnny Harvester, owned and driven by Harry Zell. Portland: second. Society Girl, owned by Mrs.

C. E. Steen. Junction City, and driven by Paul Easton; third Arrowworthy, owned and driven by C. E.

Steen. Junction City: fourth. Rhoda Brewer, owned by Lawrence Walton Everett and driven by Larry Masterson. George Edwards of Palo Alto Judged the events. Roy Simmons manages the show for the second year, Charles Barclay is ring master and Pat Zosel ribbon girt 'Get Acquainted' Meetings Slated At Salem Schools The pre-school opening meetings for new pupils in Salem elementary schools are for only those children who will be entering school for the first time this year and for those pupils of higher elementary grades who are new to Salem, Superintendent Frank B.

Bennett stressed Tuesday. The school district 24 superintendent said all pupils who attended public schools here last year need not attend the get-acquainted meetings in all elementary schools, which have been set for 1:30 p. m. Friday, September 12. Regular school opening is Monday, September 15.

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