Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, September 26, 1 928
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THE NEW- OREGON' STATESMAN'S GREATER VALLEY NEWS AND PROGRESS PAGE
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. CHAM POEG. Ore.. Sept. 25.-4
(Special) The Herren - clan
composed of the lineal descend
dants of John and Docla Herren,
pioneers of 1818, met for Its an
nual reunion at Champoeg park;
on Sunday. Sept. 23.
The families represented were
children and grand children of
Job. Noah and Levi Herren,
Bertha' Herren Clark and Eliza
beth Herren Hastay.
One Pioneer Present
The last surviving danghter-in
law of the pioneer John Herren
also was present: Mrs. Ellen
Mathews Herren, herself a pion
er of 1SS2.
Many were unable to be pres
ent, and letters of regret were
read at the close of the banquet.
which was spread under the beau
tiful trees of the park.
There were 25 members of the
elan seated at the table, which
was placed at the corner of Dibble
avenne and Patterson Way.
Nothinr was lacking on the
hearllT laden board: a veritable
Robin Hood feast with roast ren
laon from southern Oregon for
the opening coarse.
At the business meeting Horace
Herren of Salem was elected
resident of the organisation for
the coming year; Flora Herren
Bailey of Tigard was reelected
secretary and Elva Herren Estes
assistant secretary.
Meet Next July
It was agreed to hold the next
meeting on the second Sunday in
July, 192.
The afternoon was spent In In
specting the historic souvenirs at
the park and in playing and sing
ing old and patriotic songs.
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. ALBANY. Ore., Sept. 25.
(Special) William Doughty of
AumsTille won the all around
state archery championship at
the state tournament held here
Monday. Mrs. Harry Hobson of
Lyons broke her own world's rec
ord for .women s distance shoot
ing, propelling an arrow 268 yards
8 Inches.- The event was sponsor
ed by the Linn county fair association.
Mrs. Homer Prouty of Portland
and Mrs. F. M. Dailey of Mon
mouth tied for first place in the
women's all arotfnd championship,
but Mrs. Dailey won in the shoot
off, scoring 61 points to Mrs.
fProuty's 58.
Dr. George Cathey of Portland
broke his own American and Brit
ish distance record for men,
shooting '342 yards 13 inches.
Homer Prouty of Portland won
the state American round cham.
oionship, and B. O. Thompson of
Corrallis the York round cham
pionship.
Alternately supporting their three months old baby above water
for 15 hours. Sir. and Mrs. Albert J. Jones, of Military Park, FUk, im-
priaoned beaealh the wreckage of their home by the horrieauM, were
finally foond and removed to safety. None of the family wm injnred.
although all snff ered from expoeare. .
West Salem News
By Helen H. Rodolf Phone 24021
(Continued from page 10.)
Ij. D. Gordon, nd W. S. Wel Tm. T.
t. A damn, appctUnti; Coo eonnty: p
tttion for xehwing deaiad in opimion tj
Jtif Bn.
Barry Krnckmin ts. C T. South, t
hi opUnt: Multnomah county; p-
mr from JodrBant ffint drfendaoU:
Janice Bcn. Jade D. B. Parker at-
H. Hack t. K. J. Hendrieka, ap-
llsnt: Marion eoantr; amit to reeoTar
t nrominsory not; Jaatieo Baaa. Jadfe
I.. H. MTMahan affirawd aa modified.
Z. 3. R:fT. appoUaat, t.'Kw Jaraay
rjde'ity tt PJat OIms eompaar; Marion
eoonty; actioa for roiiabartenient coTer
lw parmat of ndrm"t. Opiaioti ay
Jaoitee Beaa. Jada Percy B. Kelley
rvrod. I
B. G. Saannona, appellant, w.'
Torbpi Patteraon aad Gladys T. Pater
a; Ualiaooaab. eoaaty; aait to roeoTer
Wrokr coaiaitaaioB : Jactice Brown.
Jade Walter H. Eraaa affinaew.
Ralph Johaaon Orfon BtoTodor-
t conapaay, a al, dafaa4aatoappel
laaU; Maltnomah eoanty: aait for daam
a; Joatieo Brown. Judge Lewis P.
Hewitt reversed.
KVen MaeVeack. et aU appellanta, vs.
KattnoTMh eoaaty. et al.; Maltaomah
ewvnty; retatinc to road aeveaameaUi
JaatH-e- Brown. Decree of Judge John
H. 6teTensoa modified.
Petitions for rehearing denied in Cfer
de ti. Aduu; UeAhewi va. Tobiae;
fleate it. Brasell; 8tate T. Lockwood
and Martin vi. Neer.
Motion to diamiea appeal, allowed : ta
lUwley t. Ege Poimt IrHgntiea) d
trkt. f v -r i 'K ? !
Motto.- ilejlatr
tet ra.
Bernard Temple, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Temple of Fair Oaks,
motored to Corrallis Sunday after
noon. He will spend the winter at
tending Oregon Agricultural col
lege. Bernard was presented with
a gold watch last spring when he
graduated from the Salejn high
school for the superior grade of
work he had done In mechanical
drawing and in the machine shop.
He will continue with this line of
work at O. A. C.
Marion County Child Health bu
reau of Salem returned Sunday
from the Pendleton round-up.
She motored there with some peo
ple who work with her in the clin
ic, and they saw the pageant as
well as the round-up.
Mrs. Warren B. Baker of Edge
water Court had three guests from
Portland Monday for luncheon. In
the afternoon they attended the
State Fair. Mrs. Baker said that
practically ererthing was finish
ed and they enjoyed the afternoon.
Cement is being hauled to the
new well of the West Salem water
supply to make a foundation for a
pump that is to be installed.
Charles Ruge. water supervisor,
says that this Is the fourth pump
at the wells and of itself will
have a capacity of 20.000
gallons an hour. There is already
one small pump on the new well,
and two pumps on the old one.
The West Salem bus has again
changed its schedule running dur
ing the rush hours with greater
frequency than in the quiet part
of the' day. The route also' has
been changed starting from Edge
water and Kingwood avenue and
goin along Edgewater to the Polk
county bridge as before, but fol
lowing a different route In Salem
and on the retwrn trip In West
Salem.
Miss Margaret McAlpine of the
Albany Airport
Issue Proposed
ALBANY. Ore., Sept. 25.
(Special) Albany's city council
will be asked at its next meeting
Wednesday to put on the ballot
in the city ejection, on November
6 a proposal to bond the city for
$25,000 for taking over and de
veloping the American Legion's
airport Jus, east of Albany
DOUbHTY WINS
ARCHERY TITLE
Aumsville Man All Around
State Champion; 'two
World Records Fall
Many Turn Out
For Republican
Meet, W. Salem
WEST SALEM. Ore.. Sept. 25.
A large crowd Attended the re
publican rally held tonight fn the
community hall In the basement
of the Methodist. Lyle Thomas,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Thomas,
was the principal speaker. He con
trasted the successful profession
al and public life of Herbert Hoo
ver, the republican . candidate,
with the record of Al Smith, dem
ocratic nominee, as governor and
as a member of Tammany hall.
Opening remarks were made by
the Rev. F. L. Cannell. Miss Ruth
Bedford played' two piano solos.
STATE OFFICER DRUNK
OLTMPIA. Sept, 25. (AP)
John H. Dunbar, stale attorney
general, was tonight lodged at the
city jail here for the second time
:n four days on a charge of drunk-
dness.
SiTIl GROUP
TO MEET SOON
will be "Why People do Not At
tend Sunday School."
At noon a basket lunch will 'be
served, all participants In the Sun
day school : rally being asked to
bring well-tilled baskets.
Sunday School District Con
vention to be at Aums-,
ville October 7
AUMSVILLE. Ore.. Sept. 25.
rstMwHen Proerams are out for
the Santiam district meeting of a
Sunday school group to convene
Sunday October 7, at Aumsville.
Dr. WilUam T. MilUken, state
young peoples worker for the Bap
tist church, will be the principal
speaker.
w . a af MAM en A OAliaal ATI
will be held on "What a Superin-
endent Has a Right to Expect oi
the Members of His bunay
School." Floyd Crabtree and
James Blum will lead this forum.
A second topic to be discussed
Schools Reopen
At Independence
INDEPENDENCE. Ore., Sept
25. (Special) Schools here
opened Monday with 140 students
enrolled In the high school. In
cluding a record breaking fresh
man class of 50; and 300 in the
grades. Regular work will begin
tomorrow, today being a holiday
to permit the students to attend
the state fair.
SHIP FLOATS FREE
ST. CATHERINE. Ont., Sept.
25. (AP) The Norwegian
freighter Doris, which had been
jammed across the Welland Canal
since early yesterday, blocking
movement of wheat shipments,
was released today.
Speaker Carkin
. ... Capitol Visitor
John Carkin, speaker of th
house of representatives during
a. . aA 1 a.
in tasi legislature, arnvea ner
Tuesday from Medford enroute to
Portland where the state tax in
vestigating committee will hol.l
a conference Thursday and Friday
Mr. Carkin is cbairnmn of thr
committee. During his stiy In Sa
lem, Mr. Carkin assembled sonu
statistics to be used at the confer
ence. He said the 'committee prob
ably would have some irajortaij
recommendations to make at th
next legislative session.
Dogs Poisoned
At Independence
INDEPENDENCE. Ore., Sert
25. (Special) Dog owners her
are disturbed over the activities of
a dog poisoner who has been busy
here in the past week. Two dop-
were found dead from this caus, .
Junior Church
Work Is Begun
8ILVERTON, Ore., Sept 25.
(Special) Thirty Silverton young
folk attended the opening meet
ing of junior church Sunday, held
In the basement of the Christian
church building. A much larger
enrollment is expected after the
work is well started.
HOOVER ATTENDS DINNER
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25!
(AP) Herbert Hoover laid aside
bis new role of republican pres
idential candidate last night to
follow a custom of seven years'
standing during his commerce
secretaryship by attending the na
tional conference of business
paper editors.
ELSINORE
Starting Satttrday Sept. 29th
nrdllmehtlSl
HUBBARD. Ore., Sept. 25
(Special) Schools here opened
Monday with a total enrollment of
111 pupils lnludlng 45 in the
high school. Principal J. R. Bldg-
wood expect this number to be
Increased to about 220 within
few week.
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Music is well said to be the speech of
angels IBID, THE OPERA
joy turnerTmoses
PIANIST DUNNING TEACHER VIOLINIST
Graduate New Eng. Con., Boston. Holds Normal Dunning
Diploma from Carre Louise Dunning.
Studied in New York City with Frank La Forge, Maxi
milian Pilzer and Mrs. A. M. Virgil. For five years was head
oi Violin Department and Piano Instructor at Willamette U.
HIGH SCHOOL CREDITS GIVEN
Studio S35 N. Capitol St. Phone 468M
T.S.
Accredited Teacher
Piano and Pipe Organ
Ethel H.
Dunning System of Im
proved Music Study for
beginners.
Term opens Sept. 12. Pupils should enroll now
Res. 505 N. Summer Telephone 1370
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& iF GOOD citizenship prompts you to investicrate $
ELIZABETH LEVY
Teacher of Violin
Mus. B. degree granted by authority of the regents of the
University of New York, majoring in Violin with Caesar Thom
son, master teacher of the Royal Conservatory of Music,
Brussels, Belgium. .
Miss Levy's pupils are succesfully playing and teaching
In different part of the United States.
HIGH SCHOOL CREDITS ORCHESTRA TRAINING
Studio 54 N. Church St., near Court St. Phone 1104
ELMA WELLER, Pianist
ACCREDITED TEACHER
Specializing in Artist Tone, and Touch for Advanced Students,
through the Modern. Weight, Relaxation.
FOR BEGINNERS
The Dunning System of Improved Music Study. Nineteen
consectutive years of experience with the Dunning System. The
only system endorsed by the world's most renowned musicians,
luch as Leschetizky, Bloomfield-Zeisler, De Pachman, Carreno
and others.
Registration of all students begins Monday, Sept 17
Studio, COS N. Liberty St Telephone 1851
XENA BELLE TARTAR
Contralto Soloist Vocal Teacher Chorus Director
Graduate Oregon State College
Graduate American Conservatory, Chicago. Teacher of prize
winning soloists. Ditector of prise-winning chcruses.
High School Credits
Specialist with young voices
Studio 164 North Liberty. ResT 840 North Liberty
Phone 334 Phone 1497R
Frank E.' Laura Grant
Churchill Churchill
Accredited Teachers
Teacher In Pipe Organ and
Piano -
kelson Bldg. Phone 1429J
Teacher of Piano
805 N. Winter. Ph. 1429J
BUSH STUDIO OF
PIANO VOICE DRAMATIC ART
Mar iorie M. Walker Jessie F. Bush
Graduate of Ellison-White
State Accredited Teacher
of Piano
1363 S. Commercial Street
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TF GOOD citizenship
methods to replace
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with economy, and a burden on coming genera
tions with perpetual care, we invite your attention
to an exhibit at the State Fair.
On the west end of the balcony of the -New
Pavilion, State Fair . Grounds,
Belcreat Memorial Park maintains an
exhibit of pictures and plans, exhibit
ing modern methods for an old neces-0
sity.
MtkvM Mtmovial
SALEM, OREGON
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MRS. LENA WATERS
i Teacher .of Piano. Residence Studio
1658 Court Street - Telephone 1997-J
MINNETTA MAGERS
Teacher of Singing. Friday and Saturday of each week.
Nelson Building Telephone 540.
Portland,. 708 Studio Bailding. Phone BE 0878
High School Credits given
BERTHA JUNK DARBY
ACCREDITED PIANO TEACHER
Authorized Instructor of the Moore's Fundamental and
Musicianship School of Music, also
Progressive Series of Piano Lessons for Older Students
Studio 679 N. Cottage ; Phone 105OW
Mrs. Walter Denton
ACCREDITED TEACHER
PIANO
Both private and In classes. Moore Fundamental Music System
for Children
Studio; Nelson Bldg. Tel. 540. Residence 1336 Court. Tel. 1009
LENA MAY DOTSON
PIANO
Special Classes for Children
Residence Studio 1109 Union.
Tel. 543-J
MOLLIE STYLES, MUS. GR.
-ACCREDITED TEACHER
VOICE PIANO
Pupil Corelli, Berlin Bel Canto Schule . i
Moore Fundamental Music System for Beginners
Re. Studio: 2075 Falivxmmds Sat BUgh Bld.
Phone 981M - ii' "j ' ''"- - ' i'-
Thomas Violin and Piano Studio
.i 1 553 Statesman St
P. P. THOMAS ZENA THOMAS
i I- High School Credits Given
Melody-way Piano class instruction"
Phono IBIS J
RUTH BEDFORD
Teacher of Piano. Professional -Accompanist.
GRADUATE OF BUSH CONSERVATORY
High School Credits givenClaases now .Starting
Nelson Bids. ' ''"Telephone 540
DOROTHY PEARCE
PianistTeacher of Piano
26? N. Winter St. Telephone 541R
Ethel Poling Phelps
, Graduate Teacherof Piano :
Authorised representative of Moore FnndamenuV School of
Music Private or class lessons. Special classes for pre-school
e; also adult'oeglnners. , -
Ree. Studio 1220hemeltet phone 2924J
Down town studio, Friday ma& Saturday: Room ISO
New BUgh Bide'
MRS. HENRY LEE
' GRADUATE TEACHER OF PIANO " "
, Authorised represenUUre of the Moore Fundamental
' Music System "! -.U -
V. A, w PRIVATE OR CLASS LESSONS
Res., Studio; 735 Stewart Sfc c - Down-town Studio: BUgh
In Parrlsh Grove. Phone 1Q7 J. Bldg. Fridays Saturday
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