The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, September 13, 1932
u
es
IS TO
OPEN NEXT MONDAY
Full Corps Teachers at Jef
iferson; Amity Registra
tion This Week
JEFFERSON, Sept 12 Every
thing will be in readiness for the
opening of the Jefferson schools
Monday, September 19. The
school house has been renovated
thronghont, and some plaster
board will be put on the walls of
the basement.
A full corps of teachers have
been employed. Miss Bertha Dil
lon will have charge of the pri
mary department and will teach
physical education to all grades.
MIsb Margaret Sin Clair as teacher
of the third and fourth grades will
teach music to the grades. Miss
Frances Pierce will have charge
of the fifth and sixth grades and
will Instruct all grades in art.
Mrs. Flo Young will teach the
seventh and eighth grades and
will also teach writing. Lyman
W. Patton will start his third
year as principal of the schools
here. Miss Maude Durfee and
Miss Frances Chambers will teach
in the high school again this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKee,
Miss Marjorie Fontaine and Lin
coln Waterman left for Portland
Sunday morning, where Miss Vir
ginia McKee joined them, and the
group motored to Mt. Hood and
were dinner guests Yjf Lincoln Wa
terman's parents, the occasion be
ing the birthday anniversary, of
Mr. Waterman.
'i Olive Manning Teacher
WACONDA, Sept. 12 Miss
Olive Manning of St. Louis will
teach this year at Waconda school
which opens September 19. Calct
mining has been done, black
boards and woodwork painted and
the floors oiled. The outside of
the building has also been
painted.
j AT COLORFUL CAPITAL PAGEANT
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Ilia oeauuf ul colonial American flag, fashioned entirely oi flowers, was
ne of the most attractive floats in the great police and firemen's parade,
ecently held in Washington, D. C Over 100.000 men in 200 fire eom-
.sanies participated in the colorful pageant. At top is Governor Albert
C. Ritchie of Maryland, who was guest of honor, shown with Miss Mildred
Bargagni, parade hostess, as he reviewed the procession.
Amity Opens 10th -AMITY
The local schools will
open on September 19. Registra
tion for the high school will be on
Thursday and Friday, September
IS and 16 so that school will be
to actual operation Monday.
Veteran Patrolman Looks
Back as New Road Graded
WACONDA, Sept. 12 Gravel
ing of th enew Wheatland Ferry
market road has been under way
about a week. Work on this
three-mile stretch was started last
winter when relief work of clear
ing brush began. For the past
three weeks, grading, . leveling,
widening, and cutting curves, has
employed 27 men with teams and
Cross - Word Puzzle
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as many men working single
handed.
Along this route the old road
bed has been followed save for
cutg to avoid sharp corners. Few
fills have been made because the
land overflows during high water
periods. During high water last
winter the bridge, near Hubbard
hill was washed out, and is being
replaced by a piling bridge, with
Philip Fischer In charge. A con
crete bridge was -constructed at
Patterson hill this spring.
Until last January Richard Pat
terson was road patrolman, mak
ing him II years of service. When
he began , work in this capacity
there was one ' mile of graveled
road in his territory, this along1
what is bow the Salem-Champoeg
HORIZONTAL
1 -Who succeeded Doumer, re
cently aiaatsinated, Presi
dent of France?
S What French cathedral city
was the scene of the famous
; Dreyfns trial?
10 Pronoun
11 What Japanese field-marshal
was commander-in-chief of the
Japanese armies against Rus
sia in Manchuria in 1904?
13 Musical note
14 Aromatic plant
1 6 What is the name of the priest
ly caste of the Medes and Per-
' sians?
17 Priest's vestment
18 m-bred fellow
19 Lick up
tO What is the idiom spoken in
Southern India and Ceylon?
22 Insane
24 Ascend
25 Protuberances
2 Rapidly
80 Born
11 The fiber of several plants of
Mexico
33 Who was the U. S. Postmaster-
CeneraL 1925-19297
8 What American Revolutionary
, brigadier-general defeated the
British at Bennington 7
2S Intermediate
40 Which is the largest continent?
42 A father
43 Delhi is the capital of what
large country?
45 Affirmation
46 The Belgian chemist. Van He!
: saot. invented the term for
. what aeriform fluid?
48 -Perceive
49 Harvest
51 What Scottish inventor invent
ed the condensing steam-en-
gineT
52 Pmnoun
63 Vhat German historian he
cam noted for his work "His
tory of the Popes"?
64 Sloth
65 -What American general turned
- traitor in the Revolutionary
War 7
68 What U.S. Senator was sponsor
of a hill m Congress to create
'.a national system of Federal-
State employment agencies?
VERTICAL
as mm re at
1 Wbat - renowned AiunctB
. said I "All that I ant I owe to
; my mother"?
t What American naval aviator
. flew over the South Polo in
1927 .
3 What . largo Inland sea is lo-
8 What is the missing name:
Island is a U. S. immi
(ration examination station in
New York Harbor"?
9 What island is known as the
"Graveyard of the "Atlantic" ?
2 Which of the Caroline I4and
was placed under Japanese
mandate by the Treaty of Ver-s.ilU.7
15 Clinker lava
17 What is the missing name:
I ne i reaty ot - was made
between England, Holland,
Franca and Sn.la :n 1 Rfl?" 7
19 What Buddhist sacred city i;
thia ranital ( TSkatV
21 Pairt of a circle
22- Pronoun
Z3 What Belgian town was head'
quarters ot the Uermaa Gen
eral Staff from which order to
sign th armistice terme im
posed by th Allies were is-
auafl !n 1Q1AT
26 Violent whirlwind off the Faroe
Tnlsnria
27 At hand
jhj request
29 Finmtian a;ntwVl.
82 To afflict with fatigue
o -rimers measure
a What noted American states-
man was called th "Expound-
ll of tha Cinilihitu."f
37 Indo-Chinese language
89 Man's nickname
40 Who was th favorite wife of
hohammed?
41 Gfk&ace of contempt
42 What celebrated American
lawyer, senator and orator died
in. 1928?
44 What large inland sea is 1.
catea in Kussian lurkestanr
48 Bavin ruminant
46 Achieve
47 By
50 Terminal
51 Oscillate
83 What international language
was proposed by Rev. E. P.
Foster ot Ohio in 1910?
Herewith is the solution to yes
terday! Puzzle.
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BLAZE FROM FIELD
JUMPS TG TIMBER
HOPEWELL, Sept. 12 A tim
ber fire spread rapidly Is the Gil
crest wood near Andrew Sipola's
farm Friday. Isaac Bantsaari had
started the fire in a stubble field
on the Howard Stephens' place.
The blaze escaped his control and
spread rapidly through the wood
and up the canyon.
Prune pickers In Sipola's or
chard were the first to notice the
fire at 3:30 p. m. and tried to ex
tinguish It. Many wen from the
neighborhood quickly gathered to
their aid and after various at
tempts were able to stop it at 9
by a ditch. It covered 40 acres
before it was under control. Sev
eral buildings were in range of
the fire. A cow was found in time
but very scared.
Prune picking has started on
several places. The crop in parts
is large. The price is from 1 8 to
110 a ton.
Mrs. Fred Hunt
Hurt in Crash; .
Sloper is Held
INDEPENDENCE, Sept. 12
A serious accident occurred Sat
urday morning at the corner of
4th and Monmouth, when Fred
Hunt of Salem swung his car out
of the way to avoid hitting a car
coming down 4th street. Hunt
turned his car square to the right,
and upset his auto. Mrs. Hunt
was seriously injured and the
baby was bruised up.
The car landed square on
Hunt's head, and would have kill
ed him it a group of men who
were at the funeral home at that
time had not lifted the car. off.
Willard Sloper of Medford was
driving the other car. He is being
held for trial Tuesday.
f POOR LADY NICOTINE INDICTED
highway. In the winter horses
often mired to their knees when
farmers ventured to travel during
the rainy months. Few fanners
owned cars then. Now only six
miles remain In the district that
Is not market road; and these
roads are well graveled and
smooth.
Mr. Patterson, born near Sil
verton 75 years ago, says good
roads are only .one of many evi
dences of growth and progress in
the county. He recalls the time
that, sitting on the court bouse
steps in Salem with Dan Mar
quam, half brother of the poet,
the Southern Pacific train was
plainly visible in its journey
through town.
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WALDO HILLS. Sept. 12
An accident lacking serious
consequences, but no thrills, oc
curred late last week on the hill
ust east of the old Willard
church on the Garden road.
George and Charles Cawrse and
Mrs. Addie Titus. In a light
coupe, were traveling east with
Mrs. Titus at the wheel.
She failed to make the turn.
thinking it a square turn; The
car turned over, pinning in the
occupants. They were badly
frlghened when they found the
gas tank leaking. John Small and
Arch Geer happened along and
quickly released them.
Except for a twisted thumb
suffered by George Cawre, no
one was hurt nor was the car
damaged. Charles Cawrse and
Mrs. Titus were granted a mar
riage license Friday. They are
both past 60 years.
' Poker Face" Amc?e, Beauty W Vi BaiAj
That th charg recently mad by Mrs. M. B. McCarvaa, president f th
American Association ef Cosmeticians, that modern woman is gradually
losing her beauty as a result ef ker devetiea t Milady Nietine, hasn't
leg t stand upon Is evident by the fact not on thr member ef th
beautifying craft baa been fumd t agree with the president. It baa been
found that over 90 per cent ef ear profeeaUnal boauti ef stag and
screen are deveteee f the fragrant weed and, ee far, none baa shewn
any sign of vanishing pulchritude. European wmn have sought
aelaee hi tebaeee ever since Sir Waller Raleigh brought it ever, but
there la no marked chaag in their facial make up. One meets hale and
hearty eld wmea la Ireland paffiag away at the pipe, er "dndh" as
they call it. On ef th meet famoue weasan smoker in history was
"Poker Face" Alice Stuhhs, famous character ef th Dakota Black Hills
geld rusk days. Alice was s4dm see without ker Wag, black cigar,
which she puffed with rare enjoyment. Of late years, there baa boen a
derdd trend among weasea to cultivate pip smoking. . Bet one
imagine it will never take the f place ef the convenient cigarette.
Medical authorities are almost aaanieaoue hi declaring that moderate
smoking Is prfctly harmless to either man or woman. But whiU thi
eld world continues to sola on it way, there will always be someone
endeavoring to chalk line for the rest f humanity te walk.
CLUB RESUMES SEPT. 1S
KINGWOOD. Sept. 12 Mem
bers of the Laurel Social Hour
club will resume activities Fri
day afternoon Sept. 11 following
their summer vacation, at the
home of Mrs. G. E. Vosburgh on
Cascade Drive Instead of having
met Saturday afternoon as has
been erroneously stated.
MAiioi early
Latest Candidate- T,
For'Ueanett Man'
Takes Hop Tickets
VA1.1A PITV. SencJ
A sew claimant lora&a
meneet-peioiwm-ewtl ti
tle Is evident here. Or at
least the deed Is evident. -
Someone broke Into
Frank DeWitt's cabin at n
hopyard here, and stole hop
checks amounting to f&. 3Ir.
DeWltt Is 70 year old.
With even the beat picb
rrs making; not more than
$1.30 a day. it Is eaeily seen
that the checks taken re
preentd hoar of long, e
dions labor.
Lois Riches is
Elected Teacher
For McLaughlin
WALDO HILLS, Sept. 12 W.
P. Hicks, chairman of the Mc
Laughlin school board has an
nounced Miss Lois Riches as
the teacher In that district for
next year. Miss Riches, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
R. Riches, has always made her
home in the Hills. She was
graduated from the Silverton
high school and the normal at
Monmouth. For the past two
years she has taught the McAl-
plne school, midway between Sil
verton and Stayton.
Mrs. Edson Comstock and
daughter, Janet motored to Port
land Monday. On their return
that evening the son, Roger, who
has been employed in Portland
all summer, accompanied them.
Later In the week Roger will go
to Eugene where he is enrolled
as a Junior at the university.
eighth grade, pupils have the ad
vantage of a splendid music
course, under the direction of Sis
ter M. Mercedes. Tbl3 will be her
third year here, and beside pupils
of the parochial school she has
had many music pupils from tbe
public school, as well.
Sisters' School '
Will Open 19th;
Music Popular
STAYTON. Sept. 12 After
spending the summer at St.
Mary's of the Valley, at Beaver
ton, the sisters, who teach in the
parochial school have again re
turned to Stayton to make prep
arations for the opening of school,
September 19.
Beside teaching the regular
course, up to and including the
Former Mayor '
Of Falls City
Visitor There
FALLS CITY. Sept. 12 Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Lucas of Sunny
vale, Calif., are visiting Mrs. Lu
cas brother, Park Calkins. Mr.
Lucas was formerly one of Fa'.ls
City's most prominent citizens,
was mayor, proprietor of the lead
ing mercantile store and operator
of a sawmill.
Irvine Gottfried has gone to
Pasadena, Calif., where he has
employment with a firm whom he
worked for a number of years in
Idaho. His sister. Miss Ruth
Gottfried, left for Spokane where
she will teach school.
George H. Bell
Starts Offices
STAYTON. Sept. 12 George
H. Bell for the past several years
connected with the Bank of Stay
ton, has leased the room south of
the bakery and will conduct an in
surance business and do cotary
work. He had long been, doing
this work in connection with the
bank.
Legion Dance is
Slated for Friday
SUBLIMITY. Sept. 12 There
will be an old time dance given
by the American Legion in the
Forester hall. Friday night, Sept.
16, with music by fiegmund's orchestra.
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