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Supervision Method Will be
r Inaugurated at Salem
High School
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A ctaeral explanation of the
uperrised study program , to be
,. inaugurated la tbo Salem hish
scnool this year for too tint tlae
wu jiren to high school. teXhT8
Saturday morning by Trod Wolf,
I mew nrraeipal who, wjth tbe assist-
. jaaee of R.W. Tarenner, second-
try auperrlsor, is introducing this
system, new not only here but orer
the. country.
Basle of the uperrled stady
program,' which tends to equalize
working ability of all and fire
' every, student a fair chance, will
be n- tA-mlnuto class period, St
minute of which will bo devoted
to recitation. 25 to study and fire
for passing: between daises. Since
supervision Is a new movement In
the field ,of education, there are
no Iron clad rules, howerer the
theory Is for the teacher to organ
ise material and' collect data end
. information enough to keep the
student 'working during- the 25
nilnute supervised periods ,
t Closer Contact Vrtth
. ifaatt-aetoo Allowed
- Underlying this study method
Is closer contact of teacher,. an4
student, with the teacher serving
not so much as an authority as a
helper and advisor. It forces er
ery student to study the required
time on each study and dirided
the study periods equally over
all studies, rather than allowing
some class to be neglected whUe
othesls emphasized. Under the
plan fa full 'hour of increased
study' Is gained during the day
over the study program used last
year."
Sine the movement Is . new,
teachers must educate themselves
to tho new program as. the work
gees along, Mr. Wolf points out,
waich mean too that instructors
must ' organise the school to 'fit
the community and Institution.
Mower Student to
Cet Special Help
Within' the Individual class,
teachers will give their greatest
efforts to tbo slower student, or
ganising their work and assisting
them .especialy in tho supervised
study: period, which means the
period will be devoted largely to
work with tho lower SO per cent
of the class. And while the poorer
tudeat is learning to 'progress,
the advanced member of tho class
. has more time to study and an op
portunity to broaden their educa
tion. ; ,v .
Teachers will : bars increased
responsibility under tho new sys
tem., but so far ; aQ have shown
real -enthusiasm j at the change.
Wolf reporjta and adda that he be
lieve tho change Is going to be a
mighty good thing for the teach
ers. tj , f-
MW1BB
DKBOTDFI
Col McElroy, himself, and his
Creator Oregonian orchestra will
be In: Salem next week to play
each night at the ' state fair
. daaco pavilion. Ucdroy danee
band is one of the leading dance
orchestras of the country and is
. expected to bo one of the big at
tractions at the nigh fair events.
- The band consists of IS - men.
..who play 48 different Instruments,
Ted Mullen U master of cere
monies. For the past .sir months
they have been broadcasting orer
one of Seattle's leading stations.
KOT, and previously to that time
they were, for two and a half
year at McElroys Spanish Ball
room in Portland and brought Joy
end good programs to countless
a ambers through KGW and KOIN
out ot that city. .
Johanio Sylvester, accordion
ist and director, win be here with
the band and Freddie Morelock.
king of comedy, la eoniag along.
. too. .The group hare, been fur-
nishinr jnedoly at tho Pendleton
round-up and eome hero directly
iroin. eastern Oregon. .
11 UUIillUO
(UMPIJIl
i -in on
HLUUUIU
n
Al Jolson sings to millions fa
--Say It With Songs' the New YK
taphone ali-talkmg-Stnglng pic
ture which come to Bligh's Capi
tol Sunday. Sept. zth.
Aa Joe Lane, radio entertainer, ;
the star has many opportunities:
to sing- which he doe from tho
broadcasting station, and from
prison where ho is sent for an ac
cidental killing. : ,
Jolson does not resort to buYnt
cork In "Say It With Songs' alnee
his audiences never see him. He
plays the part of a man who
considers himself , hopelesa tU
are.. : - - .'r . r - .' .:,
"Say It With Songs" waa writ
ten by Darryl Zaunck and Harrcy
H. Gates and the talking scenario
Is by Joseph Jackson.. Darey Lee,
tour . year-old baby star, again
shares honors with Jolson. la a
cast : which Includes Marian Nix
on, "Holmes Herbere, Kenneth
Thompson and Fred Kohler; Thig
attraction will be presented at
Bllgh'S Capitol Theatre at Tegu
lar prleea
I. TERRY RECOTEMXa .
' SILVERTON." September Jl
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn -Terry are
Tisiting at Mr. : Terry parents
home hero for a few days. Idle
Mr,' Terry Is recorering from an
Injury he rewired a few days ago
In Pendleton, where ho i with a
Pendleton-Portland freight line.
. Mr. Terry fell through a manhole
there while walking . down the
V?eei. HU right lef wa badly
' bruised and ' cut.
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1 SAXEM0fl 1
m&Smtm mm mmsi
E IS oACICWI CAUSE" T
Sisson Has
Fine Record
InTMsCity
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By WALLACE McDOXTGALL :
Keenly interested in Salem with
particular reference ro Its progress
and .to every irle Inatitution
pledged to the city's advancement.
Brown ZL Sisson; President of tho
Chamber of Commerce and Ha,
ager of Miller' Department Store,
Justly can bo referred to as one
of Salem nrost dependable and
forward looking citizens.
Mr. Siason was born la NUes,
Ohio, and when S year of age
mored with his parent! to Colora
do. Be received bis education in the
latter state and en leaving school,
studied telegraphy and for I year
followed tho occupation of a rail.
road telegrapher.
In l0t. he entered into tho
mercantile business at Wray, Colo
rado. He aold this business In
114, and earn to Oregon, locat
ing at MeMinuYille In th- cloth-
lag bulsnesa. "
la the spring ot 1121. Mr. Sis
son cam to Salem as manager for
Miller' Department Store and ha
Today - llonday - Tuesday
VrXAP&OKB FEATXJBXS :
SEH and HEAR tho Stock Mar
ket exposed ta this scorching
Drama v of Lor and Wall
8treet!- - - ; - .
Cooissr Next Ststdaj
aBMaT hl
S,- Tto'bllEGbN STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Horning, September 22, 1923 -
toad a remarkable record la
building up thla busines and in
ereasing the trade in Salem and
the Willamette Taller;
Recognising the fact that tho
farm trade la an Important factor
to. the success wf tho small dtr re
tail store today, ho ha concen
trated on xiTlag the aality and;
service in merchandise. Aside from
tu. the Miller's store pnblishes a
numthly "Merchandise News ansTTStaro the ayle and Quality center
Farmers Ezdtange. Bat instead
ot oelng a newspaper, this Sa-pag
affair. Is tiUed with column vof
farmers' ad and is nublishbd
monthly. This little publication la
Hear Broadway's
famous song hits!
Tn Blue Leu,
The Flipptty
Plop, 'Ladies
of tho Dance, '
"King of Jaas.
mavU,M MCwddk
otno Baby.
And Otihere
L. CARLOS
IfETJBirS
Melodists
03T TUB STAGS
rjHliIiliiiifeilOi
gaa
Time' of Faatoa-Marco Show
Today i25,;05, 7:43, 10:19
RE-ROOF NOT. - PAY
f . ? resisHn ; , cnedtiba
wood ehingles. ; ' .
::2&t?CZ
.rvlc to the tjLrm customer.
Irery want ad ta tnaterted free
and ha a circulation of 1 .). In
thw serriee. tho Miller Btoro. let
tho fanner know what they want
to bay, sell, or trade to each oth
er c rno earae time it crre
fthem , 00 potential enstmomor
in Salem to whom thr -can sea
their produce. Ho ha succeeded In
matter the Miliar Defwrtnwat
of Salem and attribute the store
saoeesa In part duo to tho loyal
support or tn people or Balem.. -
Through Mr. Sisson' effort.
tha Miner Department toro ha
The New Show World!
Paramount's wonder show . . In
it . . . you win ffauL ROMANCE
. . . DRAMjP. . . C05IEDY . . ,
with an appealta? fort story
that yon can't help loving.
The 1000 per cent talking . . .
sing
ing .. . dancing triumph I It ends
Monday night . . . So Hurry!
HAL.
SICELLY
- MANCY ,
cAimoa
In re-roofing your home deal with a gpe
, cialist. Re-roofing is our business eur,
days of the week.
We apply Pioneer Vosemite Rock Surfac
ed, Ncdiadui!i( fire itrdixii?. weather
,.';' V CnjtlSTJCNSOrT, Manager
itemized AEpliitiica Assnb
succeeded in wmnln thao
IMll fira xmuiM n xn. wu-amettet-
tftUera" PMd
fair prices and excellent terrlc is
tho answer. , " I'v:'::""
Hn has cuIUvated apirit of
leyaltr an elflencTia hU nflM
personnel, welding them Into
nnU that functions on a direct lute
wtth thin ator' Tpliey ' v
Jit nfery caus fof;eitie bttr
ment. hehas been to the-fcr. At
nzesentr ha is aerring: anresldens
t the Chamber of Commerce. .
pluesShbw
Held tireat
- By S. M. U '
you are looking, for some
if
thing mni4n In the linn ot amuso
awnt this week-end,- your- eraring
IrUl He talisfied with tha current
btferhig from the Fahchon" and
Marco circuit now.beittgnhewn at
the Elalnore. The phantasy is call
4d "Watennelen Blues," and boy !
t It blue and how! '
Mammy and her Pick, a lovable
a- amall 'mil.
Kid" youngster that ham some
Of the cleverest aad most unusual
tept ' eter i originated, atop; the
show.' s. They make . a delightful
picture against the elaborato aet
tfng7 which how L. Carlos Meirs
gad his melody men furnishing
t tanefur background for-the
revue from the interior of a huge
watermeloa. Tho It Southern
Steppers show soma hot stuff in
which nothing of tho traditional
languid south predominates. Td
Ledford, black-faced comedian;
Tera Knight, who pulls all tha
button off Meiers' red smock;
Lot Reeco and George Jager,
pleasing Yocaliat - and norelty
steppers; and Kafry Stevens, are
headltner in tho act." '
Tho film attractioa ! the
"Dane of life,", starring Nancy
Carroll and. Hal. gkelly. -
I'HMi BLUES
IDEA (S PRESEIJTED
A wealth of entertainment Is
seen m Fanehon and Marco's
"Watermelon Rme Ideas, which
ends if local engagement t tho
Clalaore, with tho last perform
ances, tonight
; A rery gergeons and - Uriah
tag setting; enhanced consid
erably with appropriate lighting
fleets are great factore in aid
tna this show.
Tha II Southern Strutter do
their , dance atufT to excellent
advantage, while Mammy and her
Pick ore genuine show- toppers.
with. Ted Ledford. Vera Knight.
George Jager, Harry Steven.
Lois Reece and Tod Greer adding
considerable to th bill..
Production
1 SOUTHERN STEPPERS
MAMMY and her PICKS .
TED LEDFORD 1R4 XKIOBX
OEOROB JAGER
STEVESS. AND KCECfi v
LATER
ehingltit over': old
: 5i
SOa:
m If. Front St,
16DRE1D
lOTSOSTilC
Employment Situation Found
LastYeck
Sim Phillip or tho. Salem T
free employment office find the
temand tor; worker, asanmlng
hiora nearly normal proportions
than for ssreral week. Th hop
fro abdat all picked, and there Is
apparently ample help for prnn
harvest. ; which, ia now wen nnder
aray; ' though ! lt waa somewhat
flowed np f or sereral days, be
cause th fruit was slow In rip
ening to n good drying and can
ning tage..; - . .
; Tho employment office had 124
men and 49 women applying for
work last week, and eent If i men
and 45 women; to ions, mostly In
the country. Among tho men were
nino saw mill workers who were
sent to Jobs, and a carpenter and a
moat cotter, and tbree canner
nd three auto drivers, f Two
OQOka failed to connect, . ana ot
two woods workers only one got n
place. ' Ot the women, two only
wanted other Uaa farnt work, a
aurser and a confectionery worker,
for. neither of whom n place was
tonnd.
G rover Samuels, prominent
Portland attorney, suffered three
fractured ribs and other injuries
yesterday, when an automobile
which he was drlrlng collided with
a car occupied by Mr. and Mr. L
I. Robert of Rainier. The ac
cident occurred on the Pacific
highway 10 miles north of Salem.
Mr. "Robart suffered a broken
jothj ai
afi rirnnn
"aWWW'yaal
i
pui d ura
am in crash
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Double tffGreen Stamps for
- Washing - PoWhirig - Greasing - Oil Change .
Tire? - Tubes - Accessories
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South Coml. at Owens
Phone 1247
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Visit the
and See
1SXIH.
We are -duplayin ::-
Practically all types of Roofing materials including
lli Athestc Shingles
Cuxtcna Buflt Asbestos Slunglei S
Slatelrote Asphalt Shaigles - j
AH Johns Manvflle PixkIucU --
LUMBER IN ITS NUiVOUS GRAlra USES
Millworli - ' "" : - afe4: ' J .
- and what ijt means in the construction of a Home and
the convenience of cahinpts. nmKna tA tin A
pieces.
I See attendant at booth' reytrglnar Venetian nirror to be given away.
Estimate Unfldini Coata, Itenfinr,id Roof Uairiiix
s . ''Everything in Buading Material" ; '
528 Mill St.
na. wh! lira. Robert waa cat
andt twalMd. Tho patient war
takea'fo a Physiciaa's office and
tater to a' local hospital.
" Wltaecses aald the accident was
caused by a track! which was
parkedr Partly on tho parement,
and by tha slippery condition of
tho highway. Thor two automo
blle trere badjt wrecked. Tho
track was ia charge of U M, Hall
of SaloiitM,;,-,
Mr. Samuels was enronte south.
Robarts aad hi wife hare . been
employed la a Marion county hop
yard .for aer era! week and were
on their way to Portland at the
time, of the accident.
TODAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY
Continnoo Performance Today 8-11
Also Two-Reel Talking Comedy and Path Sonnd New
Continuous Performance all this week 2-11
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Dance of Life to
r Close Tomorrow
: Sound aad color hare been suc
cessfully., combined on the same
narrow strip of motion picture
film and the surprisingly success
fully combination Is seen at the'
Elslnoro theatre, in The Danes
of Life, the all-talking, singing
and. dancing plcturixation of the
orerwhelmlngly successful ctag
lay ,Burleque.
Th-Dance of Life ends It's
local engagement at the Elslnoro
tomorrow night.
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