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GREET SUM
Santa Claus Greets Dallas
Boys and Girls Friday
and Saturday
DALLAS. Dec. 21 Dallas boys
and girls, both large and small
were out In foil force to greet
Santa Claus on his visit here at
4 o'clock today, at the Majestic
theater. This visit of Santa Claus
and yiewing of the pictures of his
work shop in the north land was
made possible through the cooper
ation of the Capital Journal of
Salem, and George W. Gould,
manager of the local theater. That
the affair was enjoyed and appre
ciated by the youngsters was am
ply demonstrated.
Again on Saturday night the
children will bare the opportun
ity of seeing Santa Claus, when
Dallas' Fire Department will be
given on the court house square.
Christmas carols ws-ill be sung
under the large brillantly lighted
tree that has been on the grounds
all week. Six hundred sacks of
candy will be distributed to the
children, the candy being furnish
ed by Dallas merchants, the
sacks and fillingof them having
been dobe, by the American legion
auxiliary. ' And on Christmas eve,
the committee from the Knights
of Pytbas lodge will distribute
baskets and presents to all the
families and children who would
not otherwise be able to enjoy the
holiday season. Throughout the
year the firemen have been re
pairing toys for this occasion, and
the members of the Pythian Sis
ters have been dressing the dolls.
With special programs at all
the churches and family gather
ings, there is every indication of
Christmas cheer for everyone.
Dallas Matron
P.asses Away,
DALLAS. Dec. 21. Mrs. Jose
phine Griffin Cannard, died at the
: Dallas hospital. Wednesday, De
cember 18, where she had been
taken for aa second operation fol
lowing an illness of two months.
Mrs. Cannard was born at Suver
and was 51 years of age. A
.daughter. Mrs. Laird V. Woods,
I and son Robert of Dallas, survive,
I also a son, Joe of Salem
A brother and sister in Los An
geles, and a sister in Portland
also survive. Services were held
fcttna Henkle and Thomas chapel.
J Velock Friday, with Rev. O. D.
' Peterson of the Christian church
officiating.
Turner 0. E. S
Elects Officers
TURNER, Dec. 21-New offic
t era elected at the last meeting of
Victoria chapter, O. E. S-, were
, worthy matron, Emma Peterson;
worthy patron, Herman Lewis;
associate matron, Mary Kelly;
associate patron, Charles Colvin;
secretary, Elsie Lewis; treasurer,
Bessie Colvin; associate conduct
ress, Vivian Ensley. Other offic
ers will be appointed and the in
stallation will take dace at the
next regular meeting. December
23 at the Masonic hall.
ELECT OFFICERS
. GERVAIS, Dec. 21 The St.
Rita's Altar society elected the
- following officers at their meet
ing held at the home of Miss Mary
: Mangold, Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. W. C. Snyder, president;
Mrs. C. W, Cutsfortb, vice-president;
Miss Mangold, secretary
: treasurer. The ladies tied two
comforts during the afternoon,
and when the work was finished
Miss Mangold and Mrs. J. A.
Ferachweiler as asRistanihostess
rfrved refreshments.
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THE SHORE
By DUNCAN HUNTER,
Architect, New York
America, which should have
been the birth place of the modern
style, lags far behind Europe in
awakening to the possibilities it
offers. The steel skeleton skyscra
per ts an American invention as is
also the airplane, the machine gun
and numerous other devices. Eur
ope has a rich heritage in historic
styles, America has not, therefor
it would seem that America ot
ters the suitable background for
the development of a new Archi
tectural style The-Modern. New
materials, new methods of prog
rsesive spirit and money are at
our elbow, we should outstrip
Europe. Yet on the other con
tinent we find buildings of glass
and metal where we still use
wood, the gain the benefits of
sunshine and outdoor living where
we coup ourselves in dingy interi
ors behind "antique" glass. We
fuss around the geegaws and gin
gerbread, sit in uncomfortable
"period" chairs and try to tune
ourselves in with a Medieval at
mosphere, when what we really
want is "hberty'reedom lor
archaic restraint, rujes and regu
lations and the opportunity to do
as we please. This means simple,
modern surroundings with large
comfortable chairs, windows of
size to let In the sunshine and to
a vTnv ni 21 Wallace
Goodrich, an old time resident of
this vicinity Is critically ill at ni3
farm on Dayton Prairie about
three and one half miles south
west of town. He has been suffer
ing from severe heart attacks
the past few days.
EUROPEAN FLAVOR THE
admit of expansive view, good
simple decorations and furnish
ings all in all an appropria
tes and distinctive place to live
In.
The Shore is such a house and
provides for outdoor living. The
porch roof is glass and metal It
lists thus
Ceiling heights Cellar, seven
kitchen and bed room) Laundry,
heater and general space, cold
room.
First floor Living room, kitch
en, three bed rooms, a largo glass
and metal roofed porch and a
one car motor room.
Deck The entire top of the
house serves a roof garden deck.
Celing heights Cellar, seven
feet; first floor, eight feet six
inches.
Exposure The plans as shown
are for a lot facing south or west.
For a lot facing north or east the
plans should be reversed.
Lot size House frontage, Z
feet; side clearance, left 2 feet;
right feet; lot frontage, minim
um 50 feet.
Construction Hollow tile with
stucco finish: decks, canvas;
porch root glass and metal; foun
dation, concrete; windows, metal
casements with Integral screens;
doors, wood, to special details.
Interiors Floors, linoleum;
walls and ceilings, plaster; kltch-i
en, composition tile; bath room,
composition tile; steam heat, gas
and electric wiring.
Cubiture, 37,984 cu. feet; ap
proximate cost 19,500. Complete
working plans and specifications
of this house are available for a
nominal sum. Address the Build
Is the
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We have an excellent line of
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SHORE
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HOUSE H-108
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costly, motor ear acci
dent. And not jour
fault.
Enjoy motoring.
Don't worry. Be pro
tected against all the
insurable motoring
baxards with Automo
bile Insurance written
by The Metropolitan
Casualty Insurance
Company of New York,
Salem Representative
W. G. Krueger
147 X. Com'l
PHONE 217
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DALLAS HIGH DEBATE
TEAMS ABE CU
DALLAS. Dec. 2f The teams
which will represent Dallas high
in debate this year have been
picked and are beginning to pre
pare their work under the guid
ance of Mrs. Whiteworth.
Tb affirmative will be Bar
bara Elliott and Alice Wiens and
the negative side Is uhheld by
Margaret Ellen Kelley and Otto
Fisher. The alternates are Dor-
Is Newbill, Rachele Ug'ow, and
William Garner.
The high school students were
guests at a program given by the
public schools today in the high
school auditorium. The grades
have been working several
weeks on this program and it was
very interesting.
The order of the program was
as follows: a short play, a song
by the Heibert twins, a play by
the 1-B class, a song by six boys
from the-. 2-A' and then a song" by
the whole class, a'' play by the 2'-B,
and the last paJt was an operetta
entitled '.'Helping Santa Claus."
ATTEND Mt SICAL.
GERVAIS. Dec. 21. Mr. and
Mrs. G. T. Wadsworth and sons,
Walter and Homer, Mrs. M. D.
Henning, Mrs. S. D. Manning, Mrs.
G. J. Miosan, Mrs. Sam H. Brown,
Mrs. Helena Estudillo and the
Misses Gertrude Weiss and Helen
Hiller drove to Woodburn Wed
nesday evening to witnss the play,
"Madcap Queen," which was put
on by the women's club of that
place in the high school auditor
ium. Miss Fern Wadsworth, who
teaches in the Woodburn schools,
played a leading role.
When you order the Statesman
it Is delivered to you by the little
merchant in your neighborhood.
IF IT'S FRUIT
TREES
SEE THE
Fruitland Nursery
25 tts. in business
A. J. Mattais, Prop.
A tine lot of cherry seedlings,
also leading' varieties of fruit
and nut trees.
Sales yard east side of Armory
Phone 1775M
BEAUTIFUL
SHINGLES
Roof beauty ii one of the
essential requirements of
' a saleable borne today ...
Pioneer Yotemite Rock
Surfaced Shingles give real
beauty and back it npwith
real ralue and roof pro
tection!
Then, too ... they cost less
to apply and doe to their
nori'fading Yosemke rock
colors, they never need
paint or stam they serve
for years without repairs
or expense of any kind!
These are reasons why
they are the most econoas
ical as well as the most
beautiful shingles yon can
boy;. .for new homes or
far rc-roofing right over
the old wood shingles.
PIONEER PAPER
COMPANY, Inc.
SOLD BY
Carlton Pioneer -Roofing
Co.
Call or telephone for
estimates -
A. B. CHBISTKK801T, Mgr.
170 X. Froat Stv-PhoM 487
Salem, OregOB
Authorised Application
Agenta
Aletha Boulden
Dies at Dayton
DAYTON, Dec. 21. Aletha
Boulden. the 18-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Boul
den, passed away at the home of
her parents in this city at nine a.
m.. Thursday. She leaves besides
her parents a brother, Marion.
Funeral services will be held
Sunday at two p. m. from Macy
chapel In McMinnville. Aletha has
been In failing health for the past
three years.
Cascara Trees .
Are Cultivated
BROWNSVILLE, Dec. 21.
(AP) The possibility of cultivat
ing cascara trees as a new Oregon
Industry Is being determined here
by a local farmer, Thomas Miller,
who has a two acre planting now
four years of age from wild seed
ings he has set out.
With the wild supply of cascara
bark diminishing and the demand
from the drug trade remaining
steady Miller believes this crop
can be made to produce $1,000 an
acre at the end of ten years. The
farmer has asked the state colleKe
to aid him in plans for pruning tai
recover the same drug element
found in the mature bark.
Amalgamated
Mining
Corporation
(An Oregon Corporation)
Capital Stock $500,000
par value $1
N on-Assessable
100,000 Shares Available
for Subscription
Lloney from this Stock
sold is to be used to com
plete the road and purchase
machinery.
No salaries are to paid to
officers until mine Is on a
paying business.
For Full Information
Address
The Amalgamated
Mining Corporation
817 Postal Bldg.
Portland, Oregon
Or R. H. Tyson,
Woodburn, Oregon
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FTXERAL RITES HELD
DAYTON, Dtc. 21 The funer
al of Alra Andrus was held at
Macy'sf chapel in McMinnville,
Thursday at 2 p. in., with burial
in the (Dayton I. O. O. F. ceme
teryMjr Andrus, a one" time .resi
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dent of this city and a brother of
Mrs. James Wakefield, passed
away at the home of another sis
ter, Mrs. Wm. Miller of Gaston,
The deceased has been a sufferer
for many years du to a mining
accident. .
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