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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1926)
Last Wear's Average: of QneWewSbnik a Day to: he Surpassed . iuMS, I Ri 1 r.- . , ; ' . !. - r-v , F MARQUISE BEINB GOJSTBUGTED NOW Protection Around Building '.at High and Ferry to Cost $1500 Country-Like Cottage of Average Size and Cost A Terr satisfactory- bangalo-vr home, picturesque and of proper dimensions and moderate ' cost is here offered. -.. , ' .. - The perspeetlTe is of a standard that will not become out of date: or itjle. It is of lowly build witnj right proportional "roof elevation. ( A: halt story, providing for two upper bedrooms,, can!, be- easily added ) The front windows, porcbi and doors are symmetrically plac4 ed. Outside chimney, small porch and window flower boxes renders It f a country-like cottage. M.'J; J The Frenclf doors, sheltered by an '. artistlc royerhanginev r stoop roof, 'open Into a spacious living room with "'armtn andj Inspira tional of an-'open fireplace. A square dmlngT ropm . as, - shown is most suitable. The kitchen nook and entry Is an extra good feature. Separativeness of chambers and bath, by r the shall with closet and enclosed ' stairs, affords desirable privateness. - .; .. , j. ..i.Tbis is a pieasast home without and within'.- '.Blue prints of same may be, obtained at reasonable .rates through communicating with ;thsr Real EstateElltor of the pa- - per.- - Plan No. 50Z. i' JMIIIG tOOM HVUG fcOOtl ' f ((- t" .- 1, ,1 A marquise is being construct ed around the building, on the southwest corner of High and Ferry streets. The wooden frame has already been constructed on the Ferry street side of the build The wooden frame will be cov ered with tin. Then the marquise will be painted to harmonice with the building. It is estimated that j the marquise will cost $1500. other set of booklets which he will distribute later. they will get a gold star In front of their name on a bulletin.- ... -The, SB-In English Tuesday wrote letters and Esther Miller had the best. Eleanor Smalley told In her letter about their goat; this is it: Her mother had some clothes pins on the clothes line, and her father tied the goat to the clothes line and' when her mother came home from town she found that the goat had eaten the clothes pins end left the wire. 'Virginia Schiber has the most marks in music in our room of any one. In English the 4 As read "Two Captive Squaws," and then wrote it on paper. s ' Margaret Hansen. ; ltors last weekj.Mrs. Rankin, Mrs. Wygant, MtsJlfcrn, Mrs. Watt and Mrs.;'Chr4stenen. , ; . The following were visitors in grade "II sin,ce fJPebruary-.1: 'Mrs. De Lapp; Mrs Hoyt, Mrs.' Newton, Mr si Ketdats Mrs; Fontenahni and Mrsi McCreary. ' Highland school heard the glad news Tuesday that It Is the only school that has the 100 per cent posture star in the fifth and sixth grades. All of the fifth and sixth graders have a smile on their faces. , We think it is an honor to have the only 100 per cent posture star In these grades in the Salem grade schools. . , STATIC " (By Miriam Duffey) Go on! O radio great Through hevery nation, every state ' . Radio fans far and wide, Are listening side by Bide, To tales by many noble told, To history of cavemen brave and!: bold. Go on! O radio great. Go on! O radio great Tour static's going through ev ery state. Your squeaks and squawks we must not hear We've heard them throughout every year. The wives have thrown through many a gate A radio they have come to hate I Because of hubby staying up late. Go on! O radio great! Octogenarian Cotton Men Form Own 'Health Club LONDON Manchester' octogen arian cotton men have established a club where they are doing their daily "jerks" and keeping them selves fit to the despair of subor dinates who hope to step into their shoes.' Lord Inchcape, at 73, is still the head of a great shipping organiza tion and far more frisky than many of his younger associates. HIGHLAND NEWS EDITION (Continued from pge 1.) the pond as he was wading In the stream. After fishing all day and hav ing good lofck he decided it was time to go home. Before starting he thought he would take a look at his fish, but to his great sur prise: he found the basket empty. This was a sad ending to a happy day. By Oran Robertson, 4th B (original story.) flOOL ?LU Two seta of bin prints land specifications for the above house or other houses will be sup piled atvnominal cost upon application to Ai; SPAULDING LOGGING CO. I ' . . : f , I:.-.. . b-. i n i iiiiii in i ii tit, mmm. IN TJEIV LDCATIQH MISS CURRY'S ROOM Miss Crowley brought us, some : new block. We have a good time with i them. Our blocks have numbers on them. They have words on them too. We can make sentences with them. We turn one block over and make a new sentence. We turn another block over and make another new sentence. (Sentences contributed by first I grade pupils.) , kind to u on her birthday. I . i I : Tne 8Dorts of tne Keizer school nave been somewnai aeiayea oe- cause of rain and have been main ly-in line of Inside games. ' The boys have played some basketball on a hew course erected for their First to . Open Business in Ized an athletic eiun similar to that of the, boys and meet every Monday night for a k good ; time. Miss Jewel Gardner has been elec ted president; . Miss Campbell, vice presdent and Miss Myrtle McClay, secretary - of the treasury. The George C. Will Second Floor Quarters : ".Harry Mills has moved his bar ber shop into the new location en the second floor f the Will bulld ing -on? Liberty I street between state and Ferrr streets. This is the flrsi part of the second floor to be occupied. . : ! -i Three more office rooms .have been partKloned eff, however', aad -are iq be rented as soon as work "on tthenV.is completed. This leaves about half-of the second floor yet xo be nnissea up. i, ! ! . -f THE KE!2ER?TpiuMPET (Contisaad from ps 1.) ) TOOTH BRUSH POSTERS Miss Curryvs room has a poster of some children playing soldier The leader of the children carries a flag and all the rest carry tooth brushes. , When each child in a row washes his or her teeth morn ing, noon and night, the child that represents that row gets THF I IMPni H WFRFflOT gold star. If they only brash give ' a program at the Reiser school by which they hope to in crease their funds. (Continued from psg 1.) their teeth once a day they get a little star. BOOKLETS Tuesday. Johnnie Krause be- The principal distributed some I came quite 111 and had to go home very interesting booklets on rub- In the forenoon. At noon he re l J . . turned with his new pet "Sliver," ber from the Hood Rubber Co.. to a beauilful German polIce pUppy. the. pupils of the 6 A Wednesday, under the circumstances we Feb. 17, 1926. . j couldn't l blame Johnnie for get j After they had read them he tlne homesick. "Silver" enjoyed gave them each -a copy of the J patching us march upstairs but . - - - i was Doi- permiiieu iu i cuiaiu Old Glory High above all with colors so true Hangs Old Glory; True are the red, the white and the blue. So true we must be to "OldGlory." Long has it waved in battle. Let it never be trampled In the dust ' But hang It high over all in battle May we never to it be unjust. Robert 'Campbell, 6a Advertisement Good grades and promotion may be secured at Highland. Price diligent application and regular attendance. For terms see teach ers of the school between hours of 8:30 a. m. and 4. p. m. Fourth A and Fifth B News We have a "Chase the Dirt" health poster to be used for a dally record of cleanliness,, and handkerchiefs ana tooth brushes for each, child -on a line -as a re minder to brush our teeth and bring clean ' handkerchiefs - daily. Occasionally the whole room gets' 100 per cent In spelling and then we are surely proud. Lafe Logan has been ill the past week with the flu. We have had no tardy marks in our room this semester. Curtis Abbott from Metzger en tered school last week. We are all trying for 100 per cent in posture. Our room is planning on a health program to be given some time in April. In are we are furnishing a liv ing room for a model house. Mrs. Ethel Johnston, a teacher from Dallas and a friend of . Miss Seversbn's" visited our room on Friday.' i: . ; Alma Janzen of . the Fourth grade has had "J 0 0 in arithmetic every day this year except three days. ; . ;- ". -. i ' ' .; ' - r. The following i pupils ?i in our room have riot been absent nor tardy for, two years:, Helen Way, Irvliv.WedeU Adina Panlus, Vir ginia Lunn and Marie Wilson. Ma rie7 Wilson, lias the record of hev er having' been -absent -nor tardy since starting school. " ' . . At an early date' our; school will present .Cinderella tn "Flower land, an operetta taken from the well known v story ."Cinderella Fifty or more children will take aft. . "' ' Following Ms a list of cti'dents from each, . J grade who had the highest standing for the first IB -Dorothy J ayes, Margaret Rettz. Leon Cooley, ; , ..iA-WayneVefgei;"btrAn- dergOn, Bruce Williams. j ZH Nellie .Hansen,. fThf-lraa Jayes-Leona. Fast. S - 2A Robert Kenschex., Margue rite Christensen," Vera'k Mica'iack son. s . , . ' 'r 4-fEsther pcJlLsffa,ABBsll'l!e Potter, Terrence' Randall. "V j; ,4t Alma-Janzen. v.RobtJiflm son, Virginia Lunn. ' , .. -' 5-Josephiae M or ley, Dora .ijay lord, Jngvard Hansen. , 4 j '' 6- Helen ' , Johnson, Waldo Mills,' La Verne 'Hoaiyer.- ENGLEW00D PAPER (ConUmaed from pc 1) he likes. These pictures are of the "Sunkist" oranges and lem ons. They also sent their "Edu cational" exhibit showing where oranges are grown and how han dled. The 5A have won a 100 per cent posture star. Lucile Mosher had to quit school on February 17 because of ill health. A bowl of hot, nourishing soup at luncheon will help any child to do good school work. Served each school day at 12 o'clock. High land Soup Kitchen. Price, Be. Boy Athletic Club are going to year JEtubber Co. He also has an- dags. for some time, has returned to SChOOl.'' r. --f - '3'v. rv , , ss - - -I . - . . . , ! Jerome Sheridan, who has been attending the Livingston school, - is a new pupil In the fifth grade, This conversation, took place between boy la school and bis 'father: t' fti I V, '"How ' are you getting along at school, son?" J j j 'Just fine; dad. ; i ' "Yes, tell me about it." i "Well, my name wasn't among -! those who are going to fall. i ;.- Mrs Hilfikers Room l v; : One day we cut out some milk .bottles from white drawing paper. i .They are placed on one side of the -z blackboard. When we drink milk, .we get a star on our bottle. There .'are only 1 three in-our room'that don't drink milk. . . . ' We made some patriotic book- " -lets last ' wee a. xne cover was f 'made'ot gray paper wrtn'a hatchet I . land 5 cherry branch, on. the front : Inside .'wr.'wte S" America,' f ."Threa Little Sisters' and stories )f Lincoln and Washington, f the day we opened our y tine box. Blanche Betzer t gave us a- very pleasant kurpTise. After we all had' our; valentines- ! she .'gave; us each some home made f candy which she had brought to schooL : February 16 vwas thai birthday V "'of Janet Weeks .She brought, two A. pink angel' cakes, to school. One v -had seften pink1 candles on 1t.fAt y .noon the candies were ngniea. ai ter they burned awhile; Jinet blew $ them out and cut the first piece V i of cake. Then our teacher cut 14. BIRS. HILL'S ROOM The pupils in Mrs. Hill's room work for a hundred all week, in spelling and If they do get one Parents wishing help and ad vice of Miss Taylor (S. nurse) may see her any Monday after noon by appointment. On Fri day. April 30, Miss Taylor will hold a clinic for Highland district and will be pleased to meet 'the parents of the community with their children needing medical at tention at that time. What's behind a star? Ans. Policeman. The fifth grade room has a bul letin board up. Only one room in. Highland school had a tardy mark last week Miss Paul's room had a clean liness star this week. Her class is the first A. The third grade had these vis FOURTH GRADE Virginia Lunn, Ruth Nelson and Robert Johnson represented the Fourth grade in the Washing ton program on Eriday. 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Gool in Summer 4 Warm in Winter Not only that, but your ' bouse is positively protected against foe -when roofed .yfoj U, Johns-Manville ' Asbestos Shingles Time-ptoof.too, as fwell at t water-proofs Thy look Kke slate cost but little ;mor than beat 'wood ahifigles,aA41atMlooss the houae but new seed paint . lag or say other attention. ; . Let tu tell you more about them. Johaa-lfranvnie Aabeatoa Shia ; He air etomined approved sad - labeled by the Undefwr itert laboratonea, under the direction : of the National Board of Fire Undetwritera, GiTenClaarAtst- - ing tvhea laid American method. . Oregon Gravel Company. -Hood at I-ont Street . . . Salem, ; . i 1 il--s i-Vi-r-if sen. v r1. 11 1 yulowpd, iatuwt km ffcnrr IbSliiiil SdlemMigmvau Tracts ? Five houses noiv; under construction. I Will ,be com pleted and ready for occupancy in thirty days. r One sold yesterday fou left .A suburban home--just outside of the city limits with all city conveniences arid no high taxes. One-Half Acre of Good Ground With Each House SOLD ON EASY TERMS' ;-'. f . f --,' ? Vft "? ; - V ... -.. . t--.r -:r.iJ . - - . r ' j Also 5 room house 1 block from Capital street north Salem, ' : ' -$2850- Terms ,h : Four room house, strictly modern, -south Salem ' ' - ' $2750 Your Oirn Terms ;-r " t " jl . . ..---- ..." ' - -. t ich 'trRfeififfi'aimi Realtor r 1 A ft k : - - roS 147 N. COMlVimciEAIi TELEPHONE 217 'tlltw..ILj.'ll" .2 .s5i.5,'M2BSi. l the cake3 bo. every one had a piece.
