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The New Oregon Statesman. Salerw. Oregon. Friday Morning, December SI, 1928
STH TO
,:BE CELEBRATED
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Songs and Other Events Are
Arranged By T Various
School Classes
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and Arthur Case, bees; Milton
Hartwelt. Wayne Curry. Donald
Btubberfleld. Junior Harara, C511
hert Elliott and OnraU Cooler,
brownies; 12 boys, fireflies; eight
Clrlt, Snowflake.
."The Christmas Burglar. " by
Mary Planner is the play to be
enacted at the senior high school
Abserrance. Mrs. Beatrice Dua-
ean Is the coach, and Wesley
Heise and Jean Eastridge hare the
leads with Lee Coe and - Stanley
Price taking the other parts.
The Park school program will
be held in the downstairs hall
with the primary children giving
. - a program at 1:15 o'clock as fol
lows: song. "Christmas Message."
2 A and 3B grades; "The Three
Christmas Trees," IB; solo. Rich
ard Paul Barton: "Searching for
Santa." 1A and 2B: "Santa Claus."
- 2A girls; recitation by Carolyn
Brown; "Waiting for Santa," 2B;
Christmas singing game, 2 A and
ib.::- -
Following the primary grades'
: program, the other grades will
give a program at 2 o'clock. The
program follows:
' Song, school: "What Happened
xl Around the Christmas Tree," 12
JB pupils; recitation. "A Christ
mas Carol," Charles Delrell;
"Christmas at Sea." twelve SB
boys; reading. "Little Orphan An-
- nie," Aliene Sills; song, school;
playlet, "Teaching Forgiveness,"
SB pupils; reading. "Her Christ-
v mas . Wreath." Helen Hart man.
"The Bell Song," seven boys
, and six girls of the 5B class; song
1 "We Three Kings of the Orient"
- by 3B, class; reading, "A Christ
mas Dream." Edward Hamilton;
v realy recitation. "Christmas Le
gends," 6B pupils; reading. "All
; the Year Round." Dick Judsou
and Howard Paillafer; "The
. Christmas Rose." 6-B class; read
ing. ."Old Christmas," Beverly
Swart; plar, "Christmas Intlu-
; ence," nine fourth grade pupils;
; reading, "A Dear Little Schemer."
Mary Baldinger; song, school;
reading, "Shepherd's Watch Their
. Flocks by Night," Barbara Brown.
The program at Parrish will be
one of the most unique Christmas
entertainments, where a play will
depict all the good things that
have happened at the school this
year, with Santa Claus and his
helpers making suitable award to
v representatives of each club or
group that Is recognized. The pro
gram will begin at 2:30 o'clock
and has been arranged and
s coached by Miss Elsa V. Egans.
Miss Lola Millard and Paul Deu
ber. The entertainment has been
- arranged so that each person or
persona that is recognised by
Santa will contribute song, read
ing or speech.
Diamond Ring is
Lost; Found in
Dessert Course
MILL CITY, Ore.. Dee. 20.
Mrs. L. O. Foster lost her dia
mond ring while making plea the
other day... but It was found
during the dessert course at
dinner.
After starting to make the
pies, she took off the ring and
laid It on the window sill. When
she finished. It was grne. She
searched the bouse without suc
cess. But Mr. Foster, while "doing
justice" to a piece of lemon pie
at the dinner table, bit Into some
thin hard and found that It was
the diamond ling.
ToKlET
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sets ra REC0BD
"Upset the dope week kept on
Its merry way at the Winter Gar-
Men bowling aUajaaTliarsdar night
wnen tne nota bfoccry ioam,
leading the Buin!-Men's, league
was defeated tWcKjwunes erat of
three by the Salemltary Dairy
and the New oirr;w- statesman
ost by the sanvi lo Mont
gomery Ward-dalttbe fact that
htUe ink daubenrJJyie league
Mrecord for teaiafinres and nearly
equalled the team series mark
Ed Donnelly of the Statesman
team scored high for the erenlng
with 220.
Tonight's program on the alleys
includes two unusual features;
the special match between Wayne
Kantola and Sam Steinbock. and
the opening of the first women's
league, which will be known a
the Winter Garden league. Teams
of three women each will compete.
Tonight's program finds the Hart
man Brothers trio matched with
the Central Priarmaey, and Mont
eomery Ward playing the Capitol
Theatre. This league is sched
uled for 9 o'clock each Friday
nisht. The special match will be
at 7 o'clock.
Scores In the Business Men's
league were:
New Statesman
Donnelly .'. ISO 220
Kittling ... 110
Whitf 174
Martin 1UG
Htxson 141
Total 77 1
203
165
179
115
122
131
136
147
109
492
444
475
52:
365
"Battle of the Century"
Offing as .Different
Ideas Pushed
in
Marion County
Native Buried
MILL CITY. Ore., Dec. 20.
( Special Funeral services for
Daniel A. Turner were held at the
community church Saturday, the
Rt. Mr. Gray, officiating.
Mr. Turner was born at Tur
ner. Oregon. February 2t. 1869.
In 101 he was married to Rose
Copsey. To this onion were born
four children, of whom the eldest
died nine years ago. Of the sur
Tlvtng children, Edith Uvea in
Washington, and Naomi and Har
old in Mill City. He la also sur
tved by his widow and by flvr
grandchildren. Mr. Turner had
been confined to his bed since last
July 30. when he became ill wltr
Influenza.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Eddie Dropella last week. He fc
their first child, and has been
named Harry Lee.
Mrs. Jack Schear Is suffering
from blood poisoning In her hand
Jean Dawes Is confined to her
home by an attack of influensa.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Fink wer
visiting at the home of Bert Fink
In Salem Sunday. .
Montgomery Ward
Tory 2"4 162
''aineroa 14"J
Schpi 143
'ohnston 125
Starr : JS1
'lota la 797
121
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20 I
209
812
115
12 i
113
148
16
4I
309
475
556
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to market roads to save the mil
lage. The rest of the sum repre
sented by millage. it was said.
could be made np. possibly, by an
annual drivers' license fee.
Property Taxee
Would Be Affected
Such . are the mala proposals
and concrete suggestions for re
lieving the burden on property.
All other recommendations to the
legislature affect the property tax
indirectly by means of equalisa
tion and greater efficiency in gov
eminent, state, county and mu
nicipal, and the curbing of bond
issues. s
It was aald today that there
may be still further direct .relief
if the commission can compel
counties to use their 25 per cent
rebate from motor licenses for re
tiring county road bonds instead
of levying taxes to meet this ex
pense. ,
The recommendation of the
"fourth committee" for an. excise
tax on banks and competing fi
nancial institutions. Is' believed to
be almost certain to be selected as
one of the legislative recommenda
tions.
A memorial to congress is fa
vored to the effect that govern
ment lands be taxed the same as
though they were held by private
owners, and that this be returned
to the state. About half of Ore
gon now. escapes taxation because
it is government land.
Some method of persuading
timber owners to reforest logged
on lands is recommended. As a
crop of trees is not produced
sooner than 70 years, it. is ! con.
sidered that a very moderate
yearly tax per acre should be
levied on cut-over land.
One Important matter approved
today was the indorsement of the
idea to give counties "home rule,"
so they can have a county man
agerial form of government. A
constitutional amendmentto this
effect will be offered to the legis
lature from Clackamas county.
Tyler Western is
Absorbing Uovie
If yon really enjoy a- food.
dean, wholesome movie, max a
special effort to see Tom Tyler
in his latest starring production.
"Terror Mountain." which Is the
current attraction at the Oregon
theatre the theatre folk advise.
The story revolves around the ex
ploits of a movie star who en
deavors to save a girl from the
conspiracy of a gang of outlaws,
and is laid in the great white
wastes of northern snow country.
A delightful series of comedy
toaehes add.mach to the plot of
the tale. The cast, of "Terror
Mountain, in addition to Tom
Tyler ud his leading lady, Jane
Raid, includes such players as A!
Ferguson. Jutes Covins and Fran-
tie Darro.
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OF YIEIE HEED
Oitrin
dirtia
Martin
Loreall
MeManamy
Sanitary Dairy
.... ld2 14
157 142
.1S9 158
.171 117
.143 13S
ISA
120
160
142
1CT
494
419
452
420
448
Total ..777 691 775 2243
. Roth ...
Suing-
Lottie
Kleinke ..
E. Roth ..
Total
Roth' a Grocery
134 141
134 154
140 145
155 157
155 1B4
718 731
148 4!8
1 U 40
150 441
146 451
1.7 8 46T
715 2164
Captain Hogan is
War Vet. Head
Cant. Cicero F. Hocan was
chosen commander of Marion Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars at the
annual election held at the trmarr
Wednesday, and the following oth
er officers were named: H. G.
Sammons. senior vice-commander:
A. D. Herbster. junior Tice-conv
mander; Charles Brant, quarter
master; H. A. Pederson, post ad
vocate; Dr. W. Carlton Smith, sur
geon; and Dr. George E. Lewis
and Chris Floer. trustees. The Vet
erans also laid plans for an Inten
sive membership campaign which
will be put into effect imme
diately.
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Dies Suddenly At Home
Joseph McReynolds, 7f, dled-sndV
denly at the home at 1136 North
Commercial street about noon
Thursday followlnr a h Aart at.
tack. Besides his wife, Mrs. Anna
mcneynoias, three. daughters sur
Vive: Mrs. KnrS 'Aa la n( . BUm
Mrs. Cloy ZlnTnjtforUand and
Mrs. Kuoy, iH)TtX of. Psc,
Wash. The 1&x$friUr9 at the
Kigaoa mortuaiX
Mrs. Beall Dies
Here at Age 45
Mrs. Josephine Ttentz BealL
wife of William H. Beall. died
Thursday at her home at 830 Nor
way street at the age of 45 yeas.
She was a native of Texas, and
had lived in Salem the last four
and a half years. Funeral serv
ices will be held at the Clough
Huston chapel Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, the Rer. Harry E.
Gardner of the Jason Lee M. E.
church officiating. Bariaal will
be in the Lee Mission cemetery.
Besides Mr. Beall, six children,
all of Salem, survive: William
Hayes, James, Harold S-. Eugene
N. Loretta A. and Florena Eliza
beth; and one brother and one
sister.
HOLLYWOOD
TONIGHT
"THE SHOWGIRL
ALICE WHITE
HI Be There To Serve You
At the Triangle Service SUdioh
All DayJatarday, December 22
DECEMBER 24th aids our first Txr in the service
station business fa Salem. Our list of satisfied
customers has grown steadily during the year, and now
we want everybody to celebrate with us. Santa Clans
will be here with candy for the kids. Come, every
body, and bring the children.
W gnedy saTcla tta nbwifi ef ear nrtiisi
Ansae the f rw, ead wis ear fcaat
wlafcM for Umty Oartataaa aaa a risawnsai w4
Baesy Kw Tsar Se iwijM;
TRIANGLE SERVICE
STATION
HAYNES 6 ETAL Prons.
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ON THE STAGE
Manhattan Players
Present
Charles E. Royal
Guest Star tm
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Special
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ploymeat? For then there maw
be no toys, bo candy perhaps not
a bite of food.
It la for such as these that the
Salvation Army Christmas kettles
are now on the streets.
The other day the Salvation
Army was notified of a family
(pareats and nine children) prac
tically destitute. Supplies were
immediately takea to them, and
yon can bet an extra large Christ
mas box will so there, with all
the goodies for a feast. -
Bat it takes money to do these
things. The Amr is a the Job
of help lag people in need thxouga
et the yaar and an extra effort
ts raise Xiaaacea must be made t
meet the extra aearr demands tor
relief whiea pile up on the Anny
during; the- cold, winter months.
It is np to yoa who can to dig
ud and slunk some dollars into
this fond. Or if not dollars, then
half dollars, or quarters, or dimes,
or nickels, or pennies.
Checks should be mailed to the
Statesman. 2 IS 8. Commercial
street, or the Salvation Army,
Box 421.
Foil S.lLEf.l 61
SAYS SHE'S FLEEING
Child is Given
Acid by Mistake
STATTON. Ore., Dee. t.
(Special) Dr. H. A. Beaachamp
was called to the Jordaa country
Sunday night, where the two
year old child of Joan Rohwtn,
of Albany, who was TislUnf Its
grandparents, the Bauers, had
Laccidently been aivea 20 drops
of carbolic acid instead of cod-
liver oil. The little one was
severely burned aboat the throat
and mouth, but it la thought will
recover.
IciL ITS
Today and Sat.
See and Hear
"Prep and Pep
A new Movietone
sound picture, that
is chuck xull of ro
auaatce and thrills of
Prep school life.
EXTRA
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KING GEORGB
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News.
Vit&plione Acts.
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1 100 Pair
MEN'S TAN AND GREY
FABRIC GLOVES
Regular $1.25
75 cents Pair
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at Carson City. He left there by
automobile for eRno, intending te
take a night train for San Fran
cisco.
Miss MeCoanaU arrived hare
early today, and went to the St.
Francis hotel. There she gave the
Associated Press aa interview say
ing she had been threatened with
relpae after serious illness, and
had left home because her rela
tives Insisted osi coddling her.
F. E. Lane. Pullman conduetof
on the train, said she had told him
aha had fled to escape the alien
ee a 4f-jear-oW -friend of
tl. faMilT." with I5,000.OOW
VMmafla the sdrTa mother 14-,
sued av statement at Indianapolis
saying Kiss McConnell was in poor
health, and that Meeker followed
tv at the re auest of relatives
who ware worried about her.
Meeker hoped to overtake Miss
MeConnaTl before her arrival here
bat ha waa forced to stay last
nlcht at Bait Lake City hecaa
Francis -D. Bo wen, his airplane
pilot, refused ta continue the trip
at night, ana do was naaase so
charter another plane.
School authorities and others
widely acquainted la Salem at a
time waea Miss Ruth MeCoaneu.
Involved la a mysterioas cross
country chase, might hare lived
there, declared Wednesday night
taey aaa so reeouecuous m nwen
a Ctrl, nor of her family.
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
TOO laAXJC'TO CLASSIFY
WANTED te hay for cash. 40
t SO-acres, good farm north or
east, not ovjsr six miles from Sa
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