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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1924)
TIIE OREGON STATESMAN SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1924 3 GLADYS IvItDLEB hied inker Yesterday Afternoon Was Doll Dav at Lincoln School Playgrounds Interest In the Salem play grounds, which was centered at the North 14th street location Friday night for the official open ing, was transferred to the Li n rnln nla vrrnnnrl i in South Salem Saturday afternoon, when more than 100 youngsters, a majority of them girls, participated in a doll parade under the direction of Miss Danta Robbing, supervisor. Dolls wer.e given the winners through the courtesy of the Mil-, ler Mercantile company. Kafoury Brothers and ' Woolworths. With 40 entrants in the doll parade,' the opening feature, GladyY Medler was accorded the winner. : For the most beautiful doll,' Martha Knlckeuhaus re ceived first and I Bessie Newcomb second prize. Marion Shaw," 11, filtered the oldest doll and Hose Hlcter the moat worn out doll. Gladys Medler was first in the doll buggy race and Margaret Hauser second. f The day was not entirely devot pd to the girls, for various athle tic events for the boys as well as the girls were staged. The bicy . ia vao wnn hv CIsluAp Mar tin; with Blllie Yarnell second. Orvllle J. Marsh placed first in the Back race with Clauder Martin see ond. I -';"'.'.; WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR BPtOTE AND' TOOLS Capital Hardware & Furniture Co. Best Prices Pal , 283TN. Cbml St. Phone 347 ""' A shTa" team, consisting of Doris McAllister and Iola Koop, defeated the ? boys team of Wil liam Trlndle and Ray Rhoten in the three-legsed race. ' Several short foot races were also staged, Orville J. MarBh win ning first and Marvin Humphreys second in the ! & 0-yard dash for boys under 8 years and: Margaret Hauser and Mary Ilaldinger first and second in I the ..corresponding race for girls, i In the ' dash for boys and girls between R and 13 years old. Paul Brown was first and Ray Rhoten second In the first class and ' Margaret Pervola and Gladys Medler second in -the dash for the girls. An average attendance of 200 a day hag been maintained at the playground in j North Salem this week. Owing to the weather be ing a little cooler than the prev ious week, games have occupied a greater ; portion.' of the youngsters than have the water sports and the wading pool, which, however, have been liberally patronized! Friday and Saturday saw the fewest number of youngsters on the grounds, a great many having accompanied their parents on trips over the week end. Upper Santiam Roads And Bridges are Good The roads and bridges on the upper Santiam 'were never in bet ter condition than they are at the present time according to J. T. Hunt whp with the other county commissioners.: W. J. Culver and J. E. Smith yesterday completed a tour of inspection. Some grav eling has been done this spring and more will be done in the fall, said Mr. Hunt.' Mr. Hunt has some specimens of copper ore taken from the mine of the Lotz-Larsen properties, j A truck is operating dally carrying the rock to Lyons where it is ship ped to a Tacoma smelting firm Ten miles from Meharaa the commissioners visited the opera tions of a group of men who are excavating a huge mound which they believe may yield a burled treasure of the remains of an an cient race. There appears to ibe good evidence for the supposition that the mound is not a natural formation. It is 75 feet high and 100 feet around at the base, 'j A YOtJNGSTERS eyes are extremely delicate.: Too frequently neglect of a child's" vision" causes illness that lingers nntil later years. , Our expert optometrists will tell -yon whether your chlLTs eyes can' withstand the exhausting tax of play and study without' glasses. ( ; MORRIS OPTICAL CO. Dr. Henry E. Morris' Dr. A. McCuIloch 301-2-3-4 Oregon Bldg., : 1 a . . w ' v MM They All Come to the ACE for Refreshing Sodas. ' Delicious Milk Shakes. 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