The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 01, 1925, Image 35

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Newspaper Page Textn v m if 01 PUBLIC SCilL FACILITIES flRE GOOD Magnificent ew ; Building :Added- Last Year; In ?, creasing Attendance THE QUHCQN STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON ..The completion' and occupation of; the new $225,000 J. Zu Parrlsh Junior high school marks an of the report for the corresivynif-- jnS monw of 1923 by 91. The total attendance during the month of December, 192$, was 998. The enrollment at J. LI Parrlsh J for this same month, was 871, and at McKinley 189. making a toul in,' the junior high schools of lOCtf against 1653 last year. Therejare 2168 students in the elementary schools, making a total forj all elementary and secondary school of 4226, against a total enroll ment for the same month of I last year of 3980. ' . i Credit Doe Rcard I To the present board of educa tion is due much praise for th$ splendid showing of advancement; and the maintaining of the iigh standards of the public school system of Salem." The names of the members of thi3 board are as follows: Dr. II. H. Olinger. pfesi dent Curtis B.s Cross, vice presi dent: William . Gahlsdorf; pj 'M Gregory,, and J. Simeral. H. Burghardt j Is clerk of the board. George V Hug is the isup erintendent of schools; CarlQtU cTowiey, jtne elementary super visor. . .-ilk. y '-. i THURSDAY MORNING. JANUAUY 1, 1025 5 J he late Rev. J. li. Parrlsh epoch in the growth of the educa tional facilities of Salem. For years Salem, with her eight ele mentary and four secondary Rchobs, has held an enviable po sition as an educational center. Now with the improvements lately made on the . senior, high school, and the erection of a new junior high school, this position has been made even more secure. . Magnificent New Building Some time ago the growth of the city, together with unsafe con- 'ditions of one or two of the Junior high' schools, made necessary 1 the consideration of the erection of a new Junior high' school. Less than a year ago a site was chosen for the new school on North Cap itol 'street, and by the opening date of the present school year the building was ; ready Idr'occO- . pancy. It is a beautiful work of architecture - in Idaho . sandstone. The building is two stories high, and has 38 class rooms and a fine auditorium. . . ' . jRev,J. I. Parrish, whose pic ture is shown herewith, wag, a member ,ot the first Methodist missionary party coming to :the Willamette valley and the site of Salem; the party In which was Rev. Jason Lee, who built the first residence erected and occupied by white people in what afterwards became Salem. The J. L, Parrish, junior high school stands on land that was owned by Rev.-J. L. Par rish, and that was among the Yea sons that' led to the selection of J.he name. " : : . : Increased Enrollment .There are in the public schools of Salem, 155 .teachers, not count-?' ' ing Superintendent George Hug. or the elementary supervisor, Cap Wta Crowley. Of these, 46 teach at the senior high school, 35 at J. L. ParriSh junior high school, and 12 atMcKlnley junior high school. 'The - remaining 62 teach ers are employed in the elemen tary schools of the city. The nunv ber of students attending- the -lor high school, according to - the report of December, exceeds that Modern Woodmen Class Initiated flere Monday The Modern : Wood men bt Am- erica ended, the, year 1924 with a : " " ' . ; . .. - . ." : ' - J. i u"s up goou leuowsmp. meeting, Monday nifeht In. the WOW hall, i . . At tnia -time several new candi dates were initiated , with the i soj em, dramatic form of initiation which is 'designed to leave no question in the mind of the initi ate ' after he has passed through it that he Is aj full fledged Wood man.,. After initiation a banquet supper was enjoyed by all present. A joint installation i of of fleets of all the camps in the Willamette valley will be; held at the WOW hall at eight o'clock January' 12. jj . ' : ' : f ' If.a man says Uncle Sam was hard, on Persia - and Britain 6n Egypt, try kicking his dog. f 1 llllllilllllillll 1 OREGON 'PETER PAN"; LIBERTY "SINNERS GRAND V "THE : : iSEAHAWK"; HlllllllllWIll : f Dr. Lloyd W. Ivie Chiropractic Physician IsidBjatix-ojpaia i 313-314 U. 8. National Bank Bldg. Phoaes: 2114 Res. G30 Salem, Oregon GRAND THEATRE . ONE NIGHT ONLY Thursday, January 8 George Ford . . Presents ,- . ' The Distinguished Young American Actor m MM iMJUIH With a Great Supporting Cast of Thirty-Five In a Magnificently staged iTociucuon: oi "MACBETH" i Mail orders are now accepted. Send checks or money;, orders payable to Grand Theatre and self-addressed envelope for return of tickets. ,- -; j , '. . ' .". ', ? Seats At Box Office Wed., lanuarjr T f ; v Price including Tax: . . ... I. .$2.73,-$24 1.C3 And CDc "Fritz IlLer"i3 tta best lstetpreter of Shakespeare on the American stage," George Jean Nathan," Editor, American Mercury. -. :j 5 - j. 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DAVENPORT TABLES : Just the kind youwant to go with CI Q flfl 3-PIECE BED ROOM SUITE Bed, Dresser and Chiffonier, pretty! ivory The three,pieces at this remarkably low i . j JC1 7C OVERSTUFFED CHAIHS AND ROCKERS You canuse one or more of these at the prices we are asklns, 20 tb 40 OFF r MIRRORS Just the thing to hang over the console table or Buffet. . All to be placed on sale 20 OFF ROOM SIZE BRUSSELS RUGS , ' Special S. Tapestry Brussels Rugs' In a wide selection of desirable pat terns. Colors to harmonize- with any home decorative-scheme-browns, Biuestans,. taupes, etc. 9x12 feet and 8.5x10.6 sizes. You must see these Rugs to ful ly appreciate their real value. LINOLEUMS $1.35 jSid ' ' - Special lot of NairnVtraal ity finest inlaid Linoleum. In - tile and small figured effects. Shown in the newest colors. Regular $1.75 value. ; A CLEARANCE OF - Used . Phonographs Some of . these lnstntmVnta . cannot bo told from new me, nd are easily worth many dollars more than we sk for them jow. 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