. Xhe OREGON STATESMAN. SalemOregon, Friday Morning, September 13, 1929 , : PAGE THREE
SCHOOL- OPENS
ATKEIZER SOOH
Pupils Requested to Call on
Friday - to Get Boofcs; .
Teachers Ready
KE1ZER, Sept. The school
In Keizer . district will open Sep
tember 23. All pnpils are re
quested " to come Friday to get
their booit lists. The same corps
of 'teachers as last year will be in
charge: principal, Mrs. Beryl
Porter, .7th and 8th: Mrs. Eva
Kelson,' 6th and 6th; Mrs. Cora
Beardslejr, 3rd and 4th, and Mrs.
Charlotte Jones, primaries. With
the school house renovated on the
inside and a new coat of pilnt.
white: trimmed In green, on the
outside, everything Is spic and
span to. start the year's work.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Pearmlne who has
been ill with typhoid fever is re
covering. No fear is felt la the
tommunity of an epidemic.
. Fire Raging
A fire has been raging in the
Stolts timber near the river- in
west Keizer. Charles Weathers,
In fighting the fire, was overcome
.twice and narrowly escaped being
canght by the flames. It was
finally brought under control aft
er 14 cords r of wood were con
sumed besides the standing Um
ber. Miss Goldie Weathers has been
confined to the bed for several
days with tonsilitls and inflam
atory rheumatism. She is some
what Improved.
Mary 'McCall, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.. Fred McCall, spent the
week end witbr her friend, Vivian
Jones, 'near the Roberts station.
Mrs. 'Jones is a teacher in Keizer
school.
received In the fire which swept
their ranch' two. miles east of
Marqnam last Saturday afternoon.
Due to the smolderlngrem&ins of
the fire ': there" were ; very .few
neighbors and friends in: . atten
dance at the funeral from the
Marqnam district, N. M. Lauby, L
A. BIsenlus. Leo Barr.C D. Eb
ner. Dr. E. W. Barnnm and John
T. Bauman, business men - trOm
Mt Ansel, acted as pall-bearers.
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OPES TUESDAY EYE
SILVERTON, . Sept 12 Tues
day evening was particularly bnsy
at Sflverton. As it was nav night
J ,tnru, wn tynn ttnlr a..
Sj, berry "'pickers availed themselves
1 ' f ihe opportunity to-shop without
Interrupting their work.
Those who were down from
' logging t camps because of fire
conditions and ? low homidity,
helped to swell the numbers In the
streets.- Farmers, nearly all of
whom have completed their har
vest, added their numbers to the
shoppers. ,
On every street corner there
were discussions of fire condi
tions, of weather, and t crops.
The latter, seemingly, have been
very satisfactory In the Sllrerton
district this year.
BROOKS. Sept. 12 -Mrs. .A. E.
Harris, who has been. in a criti
cal condition with high . . blood
j pressure,' bas been moved from
ner some to tne home of a trained
nurse, where she will have special
care, Mrs. Harris has been HI for
the past two weeks, at her home
west of Brooks, and improvement
has been very slow. .
Mrs. Mary Molsan anVl her son
Charles are spending a week at
Pacific City.
Mrs. Helen Basselle and - chil
dren Ted and Clarice ' Busselle.
and Mrs. Bussell'f mother Mrs.
Ellen Aspinwall are spending a
two week svacation at Newport.
Mrs. Busselle la employed at the
state house.
Miss Lena Riggi, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Rlggl of
Brooks, who had .the misfortune
of breaking her right arm while
shutting their car door, Is get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. Robert Hayes has returned
to her home at Tillamook after
spending the past week as guest
of her daughter Mrs. Carl Aspin
wall. Her granddaughter. Miss
Hattle Aspinwall went home with
her for a week's-, visit. Other re
cent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Aspinwall were Mr.
A spin wall's mother Mrs. Ellen As
pinwall, of Salem, Mr. Green and
James Yibbert of Takima, Wash
ington, Dei Yibbert and James
Yibbert Sr., the two latter being
uncles of Mrs. Carl Aspinwall and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes of Til
lamook. . . ,
Vjciiim of Forest
Fire is Buried at
Mount A n gel
MTV ANGEL, Sept. 12 Funer
al services for Mrs. August Frank
were held at 10 a.m. August 11th
from the E. G. Unger Undertakr
ing Parlors with Rev. Dominic
Weedenschweiler officiating, with
Interment In the Simmons ceme
tery. .
Mrs. Frank was 78 years of age
and lost her life because of burns
Hollywood
Theatre
Home of 25c Talkies
TODAY & SATURDAY
. Buster Keaton in
"The Cameraman"
afatlaee Sat. 2:00 p. m.
Hopmere Man is
Severly Injured
f ifcOPMERE, Sept. 12 Mr. Tan
quary was severely hurt on his leg
while sawing wood at his home
in Hopmere this week.
Mrs. Arthur Goffin has as her
house guest this summer her
mother Mrs. Ellen Massey of
Portland. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Tonkins
have as their guest Miss Eva Hol
man of Butte, Mont.
Recent guests at the Egan
home near Hopmere was their sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roth
child of Portland.
SALEM HEIGHTS
BENEFIT SHOW
Tonitetmly.at 7:30
JEAN HERSHOLT. In "
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Marian Nixon - George Lewis
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All-Talking Comedy
Yitapbone Acts
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We have several Essex Demonstrators
and Courtesy Cars that'we will sell at
a substantial Discount All are 1930
models and carry our regular new car
guarantee. .' Some of these cars have
only run a few hundred miles and can4 ,
not be toid f rom new. .
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