The New 02EG0N Statesman, Salem. Oregon,. Wednesday Morning October 10,1928
mm is
BIG SUCCESS
Mrs. Fulkerson Emphatic in
Commendation at uws
ing Session
. uan wbicn
Janaent Fulkerson.
C' th.jyf t. character
Ld a "rerr good."
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art rommW that the Qf
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West Salem News
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fDsla LtDon spest Sunday deer
hunting la King valley. Ha
accompanied by. Charaea .Evans
aad -Ray West, hoth of Salem. It
m nlilnx n wa uu uwj
wars revested from gooa nut-
lac Mr. Lemon aUpped on
rock and hurt his hip quite naoiy.
Mrs. Date Lemon drove to Me-
Utanvllle Bandar for dinner win
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stnllara. She
was accompanied by her a later
uim fuaim OUUam. -who
hi-auht Miaa Fauna Temple. Mra.
Lemon also took her three chO-
a-Mo.JBatiT Ana. Loretta uay.u
Bobbin. TAey apaat the day wttb
tk stuivscs. weal came home I
th early evening.
Went Salem girts who attend
the Farrtsh, Junior high and the
Salem high school are home from
ehool tor m few daya during the
teachers InaUtate.
grapo-Jaice. and aypes and pean
for cookiag or canning.
Mra. Mande Miller, city record
er of Waat Salem, ban given the
following building reports: Joe
Kaaler waa given a $2at permit
to build a doable garage on
Franklin atreet; Charlea Burleigh
waa leaned a permit to baud a
ITS garage; Ana 8mlth waa glrea
a nermlt to the. exteat or Z(
tor the Improvement on hla home
om Third and MeNary streets.
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cho' ",r" Tnta of the people
F" cmu'" "i Z -T.n took the form
would tend m me a .
tion. . .
. , xir. Howard favcri
JTJa oT the one-room or
et". v,. t Oreaon. but con-
. ihi work that la
" mii.h.d In the more than 1600
rural schools in ure.
aollaatlon would bring about larg
ef. penalization of teaching force
sad consequently a greater scope
tor the pupil-. Rwrgrtlo o
the dally program In the rural
lenool tobring about larger uolt.
r work or study was also
deluded in the .proposed program.
Like tne rurai sv..
.rd would also recognize tt worj
l the small high schools, of which
Sere are 1S1 with less than 60
students. Mr. Howard recog
the need of state supervision for
the high school, in reorganization
ef the small high school, particu
lar emphasis should be placed up
on use of an extended period plan
lo allow indlTidual Instruction
and direction In certain subjects.
As other objectives for a pro
posed program Mr. Howard would
include greater stress In the hlh
schools of the fundamentals of
ehool study, and tha development
ef a deeper understanding and
keener appreciation of the chll
dren of this state for Oregon.
Miaa Tartar Sings
Preceding Superintendent How
t.ik. Lena Belle Tartar sang.
h fi ret chen Krac-
mer. Miss Gertrude Warren, feder
al agent for the 4-H club work
poke briefly upon her field or
work and tha school. Round tabl-s
discussions were held the last part
of the afternoon.
The teachers met at the Capitol
theater for the morning session.
Following music, a talk upon work
... ri rn rmmtT child health
demonstration as applied to the
s-hools of tha county was given by
In-. Vernon AT Douglas, count
health officer.
Professor Thomas H. Gentle,
formerly of the normal school at
Monmouth. butHiow of the exten
sion division of the University of
Oregon, gave an address, "All the
Children for All the People." Pro
feasor Gentle stressed tha eonsoil-
4ntlon of rural and smaller school"!
aa the greatest profit not only to
Inequal school taxation, but to the
children who most attend rural
schools. Fewer but larger and bet
Ver equipped schools will bring the
privileges and opportunities of the
big school to more and more chll
l dten. he pointed out. The county
' nntt system, a county school man
nger proposition, waa favored by
.Professor Gentle as one means to
the end
Moving pictures of the boys' and
girls' club work in Oregon, shown
by J. W. Crites, and pictures fur
alahed by ' courtesy of Frank
Bligh, proprietor, of the theater,
. completed the morning hours
r- Resolutions were passed thank
Ing all those who contributed to
the success of the two-day pro
gram.
Three Link Club
To Hold Meeting
This Afternoon
Frank Crawford, of the Greg
ory Cider works, la retailing cider.
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HAV FRANCISCO. Oct. .
i ipi Th San Francisco Seals
and Sacramento Senators, win
ners of the first and second
halves, respectively, of the Paci
fic coast league's split season,
come to grips here tomorrow in
the first of their seven game ser
ies to determine the 1928 cham
pionship. In an effort to get the Jump on
the series. Manager Nick Williams
of the Seals latends to start
"Dutch" Ruether. left handed ace
and league leading pitcher this
year. He will be opposed either
by "Lefty" Vinci or Ray Keating,
right handed veteran who wi
runnerup to Ruether. Both
teams will take the field with the
same lineups used during the reg
ular season.
The Seals, winners of the first
half, tied Sacramento for second
half honors but lost in t&3 three
game playoff. In the serlea be
ginning tomorrow they will be
playing for a 16,000 bonus,. to
be divided on a. $0-40 per centage
basis.
The teams will meet in Sacra
mento Thursday and Friday, re.
turning here for games Saturday
and Sunday. A sixth game w
scheduled for Sacramento and the
seventh will be played in this
city.
HOB 11 19
Tha Valley Motor company and
Barr Plumber teams in the Com
mercial bowling, league gat oft to
a good start, defeating 'the Gen
eral Oil and Wood's Auto Top
Shop teams, respectively, three
games straight. The Capital XHty
Bedding company team won two
out of three from Roth Grocery.
Scores were:
aUy lbttr
PhtUips 11 ISO . ISt SIS
PNCtor 158 1SS 1S '429
Lwler 41 186
Cotar!l 144 163
A. ?alm 152 117
TUU 773 75
oam on
Watdrvff 116 118
KUrr 135 158
Huuirirk 114 111
Brms 163 164
Jaektoa 99 161
Totals 627 712
133 460
117 434
153 421
71 2251
114
6
117
101
156
84S
S89
842
428
416
584 12J
Bsrr's lnmtera
Jukoski . 136 142
O. Bmrr 153 163
J. B. Kathaua 146 115
J. Bsrr 165 161
. A. Katlunsa 185 145
139
110
159
136
135
417
426
410
464
485
Totals
Lynch
EmwIh
Dow 6
Woodry ,
Woo
Totals
Kspsor
Prism
Anttia
Hollar
Laos
Totals
671 2182
..785 726
Wooa's Ants Too
148 145
-131 142
.133 124
.115 145
.140 13
.667 685 637 1989
156
116
115
154
6
447
S49
872
414
855
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Bobby Vernon and Betnr Dan
iels are in townr. and if yoo like
them you will -enjoy yourself at
tha Elsinore tonight. ..'
Bobby In "Tha Sock Exchange"
and his best girl sit in av ham
mock and think " they are in., lore
bat tha truth la they are only dia
ry, and so is the rest of tha. act,
but It la funny. By the .time explain
water hose-haa been made An ef-
racttva aetecuva ageat ' ona ha
had enough laughs to repay the
admission -price. ' . r
Beba Daniels baa a ahow of her
own In Taka Me HomeJ Tharo
are others in tha cast but when
Beba cornea on .the screen one is
prone to forget the rest and really
believe that aha la oaa ehoraa girl
who would rather walk.homa.than
ride during a storm. The plot is
members will hare ' charge ot tha
dining room each weak .and win
save tha tables ready at a:xe P
m. All members and frienda are
invited to bring their baskets with
a covered dish and whatever they
wish- to brag.J Promptly At T:a
ths nrorram. which wUJ consist of
U derotional neriodt special musi
cal nambera. and short talks, wui
begin.- The women of tha enaren
vili fnraiah coffee and lea cream.
At t NOcleck each church aright
tana IcDtrtfflent;OL the ennrca
vm aid a business session. To
night will be the Joint meeting at
tha elders and deacons.
Tested For Possession Mr. and
Mra. George Allen, arrested Moa-
dsr niaht en charges, ol liquor
finuAMioB. were fined ' $100 in
ys . t -
municipal court i uesaay.
Preparing Data The city school
superintendent's office is prepar
ing data of the Salem schools and
teachers for the annual directory
of state schools.
Will ReboJld Store The Schee
lar Auto Wrecking company took
out a permit Tuesday to erect a
building at 1105 Nortn
specifically as Gilbert Y. Ander-
m sad Luther u jensea. - v
$ J7 for tha aaa of a truest.
old but Bebe's aetlnr la tluvs
pv. -i . - . Biore
. t .va Zj.. Commercial street at a cost ot
Rm os Note The State
Bank of Hubbard began actian is
circuit court here Tuesday on a
note against Gerald B. Smith.
The bank alleges X201.I6 U due
on tha note.
kmiI . nndias- Posw- Road
grading in every part of Marloa
county haa beea completed for
this season. It waa stated Tuesday
by County Commissioner Porter .
"Grarel, will be hanled on many
of tha roads for many weeks to
coma, probably extending well
Into November." ha asserted.
Aato Found Here An auto mo
bUe atolen recently ia PortUnd
was recovered in Salem Tuesday
by Officer Burgees of the local police.
. Check Voters Made Registra
tions from varoius sections of
f Via MtnntT have continued to
come In the first two days of this
week, it waa stated late Tuesoar
by County Clerk Boyer. A large
MittimiM io make correct
Uona and eliminate dapllcations. '
Stolen Car Fosmd A Star tour-
Inr mi lMUuLaHnsr to W. B. Whit-
Ungton, t44 North Cottage street.
waa stolen xrom a oownwwn
parking place Monday night. It
was recovered early To esday
morning by the police. -
mL. TKrt Tteoarted A Hud-
aosi - coach owned by Mrs. Aubrey
Hebson. 6 Leslie atreet. was
stolen from Stata aad Church
street Monday night.
ls4oairsttssi CIrged F. A.
tut. . ..at xf' Monday night
Ua a charge of Intaxication. He
waa released Tuesoay.
A
tne leaarng iaay in ner show, a
sleek spoiled beauty who came up
from the chorus, because she kept
her bead in an emergency, in a
way would please Dempsey.
When she and Nell Hamilton,
the country boy who did tricks
very well in his home town vil
lage but rottenly in Hollywood,
finally iron out their triangual
troubles everybody rejoices and
comes to the conclusion that there
is true love in the world, and that
virtue la rewarded. I think you
will like the show. O. M. D.
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Bsddlac Co.
126 120
139 131
1 160
109
119
629
.119
.148
..692
136
158
179
137
142
883
413
405
859
409
747 2086
aota. Grocery
B. HemosvsT 183 146
C. Roth 11 J
gain li i3
E. KU 164 128
Klink. 122 111
Totals 66 811
159
159
154
144
186
438
408
876
431
369
752 2032
en
ms
Sidelights of
Convention
Eight Oregon lodges and one
Washington lodge were represent
ed; at the first grand lodge in
1881.
Eighty-one are represented
the present meeting.
at
Members represented br the
delegates number 8520, an in
crease of 8101 over the first gathering.
Two members of tha first grand
lodge are attending' the present
one. They are Sam Baer of Bak
er; and John Bozorth, Astoria.
i
E. D. Curtis of Eugene is the
other living member of the orl
glnal grand lodge. He represent
ed Astoria.
SILVERTON, Ore.. Oct. t.
(Special.) The Triple Link club
will hold its first meeting ot the
season Wednesday afternoon in
the; I. O. O. F. hall. The newly
elected officers will be the host
esses, and are as follows:
Walter Gleason has been elected
Grand Keeper of the Seal and
Records for the fourteenth time.
;Twenty-flve consecutive times
John Maloney has been elected
Master of the Exchequer.
John . Bozorth. delegate from
Astoria, completed his work in
the chairs in 1883.
(Continued From Page-l)f"
ace to public safety. On our
way to Salem from southern
Oregon, my brother and I bad
to dodge clear off the pavement
several times in order to avoid
being hit; it's something which
is more prevalent than many
people realize. Failing to dim
when meeting on wet pavement
is just as prevalent and just as
dangerous."
11500. This building will take
the place of the one recently de
stroyed by fire.
Truants Returned Four boys
who had departed without leave
from the Chemawa Indian school
Monday night, were picked up in
Salem that night by the police and
returned Tuesday to the school.
They are Del Phonex, Teddy Te-
mar. Jlmmte Dave and cmos
Demargo.
Port landers Wed A marriage
license was sisued here Tuesday
from the office of the county
clerk to Robert McNown, 23, to
Laura Bullis, 26. Both are resi
dents of Portland.
Giese's Suit Starts The case
Fred Glese vs. Capitol Builders
got under way in circuit court
here Tuesday and will be contin
ued today. Mr. Giese is suing
Capitol, builders, named more
Portland. Mashfield. Astoria.
Albany, Pendleton, Baker and
Vancouver, Washington were rep
resented at the first lodge.
LODGE
DHL ELECTION
(Continued from Page 1.)
again. Salem Is represented by the
grand mistress of finance, Mable
Erlcksen; whilo Bend temple
claims the newly elected grand
protector, Mamie Bennett, urana
guard will be Maud Frazler of
Pendleton.
Hubbard temple la represented
in the grand temple of Oregon by
Coble da Lespinasse, grand press
correspondent. !
Ritual Contest1
Held at Night
Competition In ritualistic, wore
of tha order was completed at the
session Tuesday night In tha cham
ber of commerce auditorium. Priz
es were awarded by Chief Justice
Rand, Justice Belt and Supreme
Representauvav croucn or ron-
landL Winners In the meet were
Roy Clark of Baker, "Lesson of
Friendship ; George Ross of
Marshfleld. "Monitor;" and John
L Knight of McMInnville, "Sixth
Senator. Fountain pens were
awarded to the victors.
Memorial ritualistic work was
put on by members of the temple
of the Pythian Sisters at Hubbard
at the Joint meeting Tuesday af
ternoon. Frank S. Grant delivered
tha address in memory of tha re
cent dead of the two orders.
The Pythian home In Vancou
ver which Is maintained by the
domains of Washington and Oro-
gon will be given chief consider
atlon at the legislative session this
morning in the chamber of com
merce building.
GUY W. JORDAN, of Corval
lis who was elected grand pre
late of the Knights of Pythias
Tuesday, said: "Well, that is
a very, very deep subject. But
seriously it is a question just
who is the road hog. It is hard
sometimes to distinguish who is
right and who is wrong when
we think it is a case of "road
hog." I find the general pub
lic awfully fair in traveling the
highways."
More enthusiasm was shown at
tha first lodge one of Its mem-
oers neiieres. "we were young
ana zuu or pep in those days.
remembers one of the members
of the first lodge. "The youth
of tha group brought forth more
entnusiasm."
IRose Farrington has been fn
trusted with the records and cor
respondence for the eighth time.
Jay Upton and Charlie Han are
President. Mrs. 8. A. Gay; rice I J 10 ? on the acena of ac-
uvu iu ins vasoiDer oi commerce
rooms today.
president, Mrs. v. Matheny; sec
retary, Mrs. Geo: Orthell; treas
urer, Mrs. Clsy Allen.
. Plans for the winter's work
Till be outlined and discussed.
Series Data
FINAIj STANDING
f-Team Won Lost" Pet.
Wew York (AL) 4 0 l.eOO
St. Louis (NL) 4 . .000
f The scores: r
First game New Tork; 4
St. Louis 2.
Second game, New York ; St.
Louis 3. 1 .
; Thirl game. New York 7; St.
Loot 3.
Fourth Game. New York 7; St,
Louis .
' V Fov-th Game Statistics
Paid Attendance 37.3S1
Receipts (without tax)
Advisory Council
Players Share
St. Louis Club
New York Club
Rational League
American League
1
Totals for Series
111.102.00
ic.ito.so
S7.4S7.S0
314.171.18
14,671.18
14.571.1S
14.571.18
Paid Attendance t 191,075
Receipts (without tax) -
9777.290.00
. 77.720.00
41t,73t.0
49.950.10
49.954.10
49.594.10
. Advisory Council
- Players Share.
SL Louis Club
New York Club
Rational League
American League
wuiara Marks, state senator
from Albany, was in the middle of
a ; fast-talking group Tuesday
night In, tha Marion hotel lobby
aiter ma session.
Senator Gus Moser was holding
up nis snare or the conversation
in tne same group.
M. F. Hardeety was on one of
the lounges getting. In training
ior am position as reading clerk
or tne state senate.
Major General J. H. Jnnett of
Seattle, is oa the field ot action
representing the military depart.
mui ox ua Kiugnta of Pythias.
Paul Rhodtus. grand chancellor
of ; Washington, is down from Se-dro-Woolley
to pay , the compll-
menis or ms """nm,
i Supreme Vice Chancellor Leslie
cloaca of --Portland -waa around
getting , acquainted with all the
delegates at tha botat, '
mm
J. D. HARRIS. 685 North
High street, said: "I have no
use for a road bog. It's a ques
tion whether my thoughts on
(he subject are worth putting
into print, but I'd Just turn
hack to the davs of about
Ml years ago and perforate the ?
tlrea with a 44 bullet."
Hollywood
Family Night
to
W.C. CHESTER.
HODS CHWUJN
am
TWO
naming
Youths?
LaM Times Today
D
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More laughs to the sec
ond! More romance to
the minute! More thrills
to the reel ! More action
to the picture! More
eyery thing
Additional
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QOMETHIXG pew
IB
W(DimcB
for Bebe Dasu'
Ids! A back-stage
drama of lore. The .
great comedy star
battles from the -cborws
to stardom.
SonsethlBg different
in the lore-trob
line. She doesn't
go home antil
morning: A Mar-
shall Keilan produc- Frasky Hopkins at the Wurlitzer
tion.
THURSDAY FRIDAY 8ATCRDAT
OS THE STAGE
Manhattan
Players
PRESENTS
WILLARD MACK'S
Famous Underworld
Comedy Drama
"KICK IN"
Direction
HARRY J. LELAND
On the Screen
MARION
DA VIES
In a Highly Amusing
Picture of College Life
"THE FAIR
CO-ED"
V
School Reopens Salem school
children will return to their stu
dies this morning after a two-day
vacation while the teachers naa
their annual session at the county
Institute.
Plan "Church Night" Every
Wednesday night will be known
aa "Church Night" in the program
of the First Christian church at
High and Center streets. Tonight
will be the first "Church Night?
meeting. A committee of women
The Singing, Talking
Vitaphone wonder pic
ture, is coming to thrill
ua
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SUNDAY
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Western Boy
r- Needed Help
LeRoy Young, lit Georgia fet,,
Loa Angeles, is a "regular fel
low," active in sports, and at the
top in his classes at school. To
look at him now, you'd think; ha
never had a day's sickness but
his mother says: "When Leroy
was Just a little fellow, wa found
his stomach and bowels were
weak. Ha kept, suffering from
constipation. Nothing he i ate
agreed with him. He waa fretful
feverish and puny. j -
"When we' started giving Aim
California. Pig Syrup his condition
Improved quickly. Hie constipa
tion and biliousness stopped ?and
ha haa had so more trouble of
that kind. I have since used Cal
ifornia Fig . 8ymp with htm for
colds and upset spells. Ha ?ka
it because it tastes ao good aad I
like It because It helps him so
wonderfully I " i '
i California Fig Syrup haa bean
the trusted standby of mothers
for over SO years. .Leading phy
sicians recommend it. It la purely
vegetable, and works with- Nature
to regulate, tone aad strengthen
tha stomach and bowels ot chil
dren so they get full nourishment
from their food sad waste la elim
inated In a normal way. " f .
Four million bottles used a year
shows how mothers depend oa"it,
Always look for tha word ""Cali
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getting tha genuine adv. -v-
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