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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning. December 21. 1929
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Willamette University .Pres
ident to Start East
Last of Year
Three national conferences of
college educator are attractions
which irill draw Dr. Carl Gregg
Doner, president of Willamette
university, east during, the first
three weeks of the new year. Dr.
Doner expects to leave Salem
December SO.
The conferences will be those
of the -Association of American
colleges, the Council of Church
Boards of education and the Edu
cational association of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. All three
will be held in Washington, D. C.
"I expect to ask and answer
questions and gain new ideas."
said Dr. Doney yesterday. "I
Judge that there will be consider
able inquiry from other college
executives as to the success of
our honors courses, oar credit
hours and our comprehensive
senior orals."
Dr. Doney voiced the opinion
that Willamette had pioneered the
way for "other institutions in
these progressive educational
ideas. Under the honor course
plan selected Juniors and seniors
are permitted to pursue special
lines of Investigation and research
and to receive special credtt for
this work. The comprehensive
senior oral examinations are giv
en to each graduating class and
review the work of the entire
course of study followed by the
students and are Intended t6 fix
cpirtfhh organized fart and meth-
minds.
Dr. Doney stated that he knew
of a few schools which had adopt
ed one of these educational ideas
but none except Willamette which
had all three of them.
While in the east, Dr. Doney
will also attend to certain affairs
of the Institution where eastern
contacts are Involved.
BE Hi
Tentative plans for a change in
the class schedules at the Parrish
Junior high school to become ef
fective next semester were sub
mitted Friday to George W. Hug,
city superintendent, by R. W. Ta
venner, secondary school super
Visor. The tentative plan is mod
eled after the .split-period system
and calls for six SO-minnte -periods
in the day instead of the
present seven shorter periods.
School would xonvene at 8:40 and
dismiss at 3:30 o'clock.
Features of the proposed
schedule include a reduction of
the penmanship and physical ed-
.cation work, and more emphasis
' on health and science. Gymna
sium work would be lessened, to,
allow, physical, education to be-
f"" a health and science
rauscular activity;
.'English a week
let every stu
. .r periods of so
rrws wmtkmv live of mathemat
ics: " three periods a week of
health or physical education stu
dies and two of science. Home
economics or shop course would
be elective and two of science.
Home sconomlcs or ship course
would be elective for ninth grad
ers, and only one or two periods
would be devoted a week to pen
manship, art or music.
Hug will make a thorough stu
dy of the program before passing
on it. If It is satisfactory, a slmi
lar schedule will be adopted to
Leslie Junior high school, and
both put into effect about the
beginning of the new semester in
February.
1 CUSSES
MY
Thic Coupon and 5c
will admit any school child to
Hollywood Theatre Matinee 2 p. m.t
to see "Midnight Daddies" and
Greatest Wild Animal Serial
"KING OF THE KONGO"
Do not fail to see this Talking Thriller of the
African Jangle
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The Call
Board
By OLIVE M. DOAK
.-. FOXELS1XORE
Baath High, Wtwiu State a ad Terry
Today "Tha Thir-
teenta Chair" witfe Conrad
Nsgel; Fanchon and Marco.
- THE HOLLYWOOD
Xerth CaplUl stret ia Ssrtk Salts
Today "Midnight Dad-
.dies" Black Senaett'a first
all-talklrg picture.
GRAXD
. Hit, tatveea' Court lU SUU
Today "The Last of the
Duanes."
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CAPITOL
Stats, batweea High an 4 Ckarefc
Today 'Eternal Love"
with John Barrymore.
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There is to be a little bit of
Ireland at the Fox Elsinore to
day, Sunday and Monday. Paddies,
Colleens, policemen and whatever
else it takes to represent the Irish
will ,be sieging Irish songs, telling
Irish Jokes, and dances. As per
usual the "idea in green" as it
is called will be as colorful and
artistic as the Fanchon and Marco
shows have a habit of being.
"The Thirteenth Chair" will
open with. the Fanchou and Mar
co production. A mystery play fail
of tens situations and develop
ing some unusual photographic ei
fects should offer a full evening's
or afternoon's entertainment for
the theatre goer when taken with
the Fanchon and Marco.
John Barrvmore will be seen
for the last time in "The Eternal
Love" at the Capitol today and
tonight. This picture was directed
hv the artists' director. Lubitsch,
and it shows the superb touch of
his art. Taken together with
Barrymore acting and Luhitsch's
directing, the picture is very
.1- V1.
wuna nunc.
There are plenty of laughs
bursting out of the Hollywood
these days over "Midnight Dad
dies." It Is on for the last day to
day. The Grand will soon have a
number of excellent first run
pictures to show in addition to
the new vitaphone machine they
are Installing of the Western Elec
tric up-to-date make.
All Statesman carriers are little
merchants. They are charged for
all papers delivered by them.
Kollyivood Theatre
Home of 25c Talkies
LAST TIMES TO-DAY
Matinee Today 2 P. M.
Mack Sennett's First
Talking Feature
"MIDNIGHT
DADDIES"
A laugh every minute
It's a scream from start
to finish
' ALSO
The Greatest Wild Animal
Serial
King of the Kongo
All Talking and Filled with
Thrills of the African Jungle
COMING SUNDAY
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Hoot's first Talking
Picture
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HUB B
IS
TO
George W. Hug, superintendent
of the Salem schools, doesnt
claim to be playing favorites, bat
Just the same ho surprised one
room of school children: with, a
real Christmas. present, from
which, the youngsters twill ret
much pleasure. The pupils are
Miss Bertha Englehorn's - fourth
graders at Lincoln school and
the gift was a painted "health
clock. a large wooden, -disc, fash
ioned like a roulette wheel.
Hug visited this school room re
cently, and found the students
who are engaged In a health pro
gram, operating a cardboard clock
or wheel each morning as part of
their program to see that each
student complied with -health
rules. The superintendent -thought
of the wooden health wheel, asked
E. EY Bergman to have hit shop
make one and then took it to Miss
Ruth "Brauti's art classes to paint
in colorful manner, and for the
lettering. The Lincoln students
received the gift yesterday. -
The face of the wheel la divid
ed into 18 or 20 sections, on each
of which is marked a health habit,
and students will spin the wheel
each morning, notice where the
pointer stops, and then answer
yes or no to the health habit in
that section. If "no," the pupil
goes without a health credit for
that day.
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BET S2512.48 SUM
The secretary of state Friday
apportioned among the various
counties of Oregon $265,039.51,
representing 25 per cent of the
receipts from the forest reserves
in Oregon, during the year end
ing June 30, 1929.
. The area of reserve within the
counties on June 30, 19292, was
13,297,938 acres.
The following, summary shows
the counties, together with the
each:
Baker 1466.45, Benton $3.23.
Clackamas $4,878.13, Coos $128.
71, Crook $2,119.61, Curry $728.
35, Deschutes $30,319.79, Dong-
las $10,865.29. Grant $14,745.73.
Harney $4,412.43, Hood River 1.-
506.52, Jackson 838.805.3. Jef
THIS COUPON
and 5c
Admits One Child Under 12
All Day Sat, Dec 21
Grand Theatre
GRAND
THEATRE
TODAY
TOM MIX
. In
Zane Grey's
"The Last of the
Duanes"
and 1
KARL DANE -In
"Voice of the Storm"
Also
COMEDY
SUNDAY
'The Road to
Rum"
First Time In Salem
Continuous 2 to. 11
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Featuring
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Doris Klrley - Watta ArBBiada
Jlrs - Reels - Ere Anoeala
V SUNKIST
XXiOT 7 yAUDEylLLE
ferson 4,S 15.2 4, Josephine $J,-
f 3C.75, Klamath f 5S.S4S.2S,
Lake $29,239.82, Lane 814,216.-
85. Lincoln S1S9.S2, Linn f
3SSS.43. Malheur I38.7S, Marion
12,512.48, Morrow $783.93, Mult
nomah $607.57, Polk $8.32. Til
lamook 885.S7. Umatilla $2,488.-
72, Union $4,707.55. Wallowa
$12,880.32. Wasco $1,774.40.
Wheeler $950.98, Yamhill $333.-
91. Total S2S5.03S.il.
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PORTLAND. Ore., (AP) The
angry voicing of vicious cougars
that startled Oregon pioneers a
century ago hare echoed and re
echoed less frequently through
deserted mountain thickets and
windswept prairies, veteran
woodsmen who live on the edge of
Oregon forests, say.
Ceaseless warfare on cougars
who roam the wilds have caused
an increase In the deer population
of Oregon, Harold Clifford, game
warden, declares. The 288 cou
gars, panthers or mountain lions
-the names are used Interchange
ablykilled daring the fiscal
year 1928-9, ending Oct. 31,
killed 15.000 deer at the very
conservative average of 50 a year
for each one.
- The state vald out $7,200 la
bounties at the rate or SX5 eacn.
The progress of the war against
the cougar population of Oregon,
which always has been large, is
shown. In the list of bounties paid
by the state. In 1926-7 only 159
cougars were killed; ia 1927-8,
2S4; and In 1928-9. 288.
Clifford said the voting of
$500 prize to the best hunters has
also been a factor in increasing
interest.
Work Progresses
On Church of God
Satisfactory ororress Is being
made on construction of the new
Church of God building at the
corner of Hood and Cottage
streets, resorts the pastor. Rer.
C. W. Hatch. Tne outside or tne
building was completed late this
Attead Use Nine
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week, and work on the Interior la
going along nicely. Mueh of the
inside work Is being donated, but
the outsife was constructed by G.
M. DouglOss, local contractor.
In another week the building
will be ready tor lathe and plas
ter. Members of the church com
pleted grading around the build
ing Just before the rains started.
The bell from the tower of the
old building oa Church street al
ready has been transferred to the
new atructure.
4 Pioneer Club
Hoop Teams to
4 Arrange Series
Four Pioneer dab basketball
teams In Salem will start on Jan
uary 4 an elimination series of
games, the winner to play the
Chemawa Pioneers for the county
title. A. similar -series ia being ar
ranged la Polk county - and the
champions of the two counties
will meet later.
Teams enrolled in Salem are
those of the First Baptist, First
Methodist, Presbyterian and Mill
street Methodist churches. All
local games will be played at the
Y. M. C A. Players , mast be not
more than 16 years old January 1.
TWO FLYERS KILLED
BERLIN. Dec. 20. (AP)
Two Lufthansa pilots were killed
and a mechanic was slightly In
jured today as they .made a forc
ed landing 10 miles northwest ol
Benin whua returning from a
test flight tp Canary islands.
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WEST SALEM. Dec. 20 (Spe
cial) A verv attractive program
Is being planned for Sunday evening-.
The Christmas musical
concert will be given, with Ahrtn
Meade as director of the choir
and Mrs. Ray Ferguson at pUa
ist. The following program will
be given. Piano solo by Miss
Ruth Reese. Processional candle
light -by the choir, Hymn Si
lent Night, by the congregation,
prayer. Chorus by" the choir.
The Notes of Joy. Christmas les
son, vocal duet Misses and Mar
tha Warrly Hark. What Mean
These Holy Voices by John
Cawvjod, Chorus by choir Swing
Ajar, Ye Gates of Night. Hawaian
Guitar masie by P. C. Heidb, vo
cal duet by Miss Hope Raymond
and Miss Alice Creasy, Chorus by
choir- Thou Didst Leave Thy
Throne, Offering Violin duet
by Mr. and Mrs. P. Foelke f Hu
moresQue," D'Morak, double
quartet Wonderful Story, vocal
solo "The Newborn King" by Mr.
R. A. Raymond, vocal duet
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sea Vesrttts. SzIvm tot taa erJe ade
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Irving Klorfein
Dies Yesterday
After Operation
Irving Klorfein, 17-year-old Sa
lem boy and a freshman at Ore
gon State college, died yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at ' the
Deaconesa hospital following an
operation performed Monday' of
this week. Funeral services will
be held Sunday morning at 11
o'clock at the Holman and Lata
parlors. Third and Salmon streets,
Portland.
Irving was the son of Mr. and
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Mrs. M. Klorfein of the State cafe
teria. He was graduated from Sa
lem high school last June and
this fall entered Oregon State col
lege at CorvalliB, majoring ia
pharmacy. He was born in New
York, but had lived in Oregon
since he uras three months old,
first at Portland, from where the
family came to Salem 11 years
ago. Besides his parents, he leaves
one sister. Bertha, age eight.
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