Capital journal., May 23, 1925, Image 7

SATURDAY, MAY
flTLOCALSf
Clayton Fryc, National Miclille -
weight champion boxor, A. A. A.,
am.ttt'iir class, was a Salem vUUor
this uEtemooii. Frye spent a few
hours with his parents, Mr. and
lira. Paul Frye, of 4D5 north lDtbJ
street. Wouuesilay oveuinu Fry
will fight Demps Hiller at the
Portland Elks smoker. Fry will
weigh In at 150 pou:.ds while his
opiyincnt, who is l'aell'ic Coast
army champion has liiii pounds
to register Wedned iy night. Paul
Fry is a guard at the penitentiary.
(Jarrten nnd lawn seed. Dahlia
and Klail bulb, window l)ox
plants. Pearcy ItrOR, 3-1 block
west of Commercial street, M:17
State street. . 123
Dance WOW Derby tonight.
123
During the week ending May 21
a total of 755 accidents were re
ported to the slalo Industrial ac
cident commission, of which three
wore fatal. The fatalities were:
Fred Kellogg, Dllly, Ore., truck
driver; Carl LeRoy Drown, Port
land, truck driver; Tom E. Jones.
Sams Valley, Rroundinan. Of the
total number of accidents reported
C22 were subject to the provisions
of tile workmen's compensation
net, 133 were from firms and cor
porations tllat have rejected the
act and three were from public
utilily corporations that arc not
subject to the act.
Victor Tied Seal Records G5 cts.
Stiffs Furn. Co. 123
TSox of candy given with every
child's haircut. Millers lieaiuy
parlor, phone 1017.
123'
Decree of divorce has been
granted bv Judge McMahau to T.
A. Ileal from Ilertha Real. They
wore married In November, 1S90,
but ho aliened that she descried
hi in for another man In March,
102 1, and is still gone.
Earwig pest, nsi the formula
as recommended by the authori
ties. Complete information and
supplies at Fry's drug store. 123
Dreamland dance Sat. nite '
123'
Charters arc being sent out to
dav bv County Superintendent
Fii'ikerson from the United States
department of agriculture to the-i
various stauuaru novs- unu ita
Industrial clubs in the county.
Thn Salem Hoys' chorus staged
a parade through tho streets of
Salem at 3 o'clock this afternoon,
stopping at various corners to
sing. The stunt was done to ad
vertise the concert which Is to be
held at the First Christian church
Tuesday night. They were accom
panied bv a drum corps. There are
approximately SO boys in the
chorus, who have been practicing
since eariv winter under the
direction of Dr. H. C. Epley. The
boys have recently been divided
into two groups, cnlled tho reds
and the blues, and are contesting
to see which group will he able
to sell the most tickets to Tues
dav's concert. An ice cream feed
is In lie given to the group selling
the largest number of tickets. The
blues led bv O. J. Hull, are now In
the lead. The reds are led by Dr.
V.nU'V. The contest closes Monday
night. .
Starr Frulls Products company
Is now registering women In work
in strawberries. We will start
work Tuesday 8 a. m. May M.
Church and Mill Sts. phone m
Does vour car heal? Sec .1. C.
Tlair. the regular radiator man,
23(1 State street. 27'
TJi.v scout troops from Corvallls
and Cheniaw.i. and Troops 1. 2.
S and 4 of Salem took part. In the
field day events staked at Hie
Washincton school grounds at Sa
lem today. The troops were ar
ranged on the west and south side
of the Washington building. There
were more than 100 students pres
ent, under the supervision of Har
old ware, local boy scout execu
tive. tj.. lirnilmrm rnnnprv will
commence on strawberries Tues-
day.
, May 2fth. 7 a. ni.
Marcelling
g iuc nun fi. muni
Hut nil shampoos, tar
treatments
steam facials. nianicurms
i?,.,,i, qnnr .nrlinrr p x npr i en cc
facials. manicuring.
a
operators. llungalow Beauty
Slioppe. 610 Cbenicketa St. phone
35SW. Hattie Husiik. Mae Dossier
12.i
The Parker Realty company re
ports a strong speculative demand
for all classes of real estate due
to the new linen mill. Shrewd
buyers arc making their purchases
ii"v at a low price level with the
Idea of profit tug by the unipK-s-tinnabie
rise In values, according
to Mr. Parker. The publicity which
Sal in is receiving as a progros.
sivc city Is drawing many new
comers from Canada. California
and the cast. Part of there new
comers are making their homes on
firms surrounding Salem in the
Portland. B E Reed. Fred Tif
f.inv, il It n P.rton, Mr and Mrs
Vr.mk K MMke, .1 11 .Shapiro, Mr
and Mrs Val O Rristow. Ch-iiies
Muse. .1 H ShMliard, Harry
WMMn?. it K Winterbothnm, Mr
am! Mrs J N Smith. L C Keniiiu-r.
Fred Wapriicr, Paul Dunn, Mor
tr.n I" Honker; Siiem. W K Lock-i-tt.
A II Drake. Fred M June. K
L I.anoreux. F Lech nor; 'Drth
D'Mid. Mrs Abbie S Croonnla U:
Wln-elcr. K Jj Pardon; Oregon
t it y. I'm n k V h i t e ; Vn I . M r
and Mrs 11 C IJInmre, Kon? F
Palmer; Seattle,' Mr nnd Mrs
fJeoicre T Pomemy; Chicairo, fan
lol Haider, V A Mahler. Mr and
Mr. V M Hnlne. Mis Maicuerite,
Mip Vol)", n M Grant, Fr.inclij
P-urges; New Tork, Mr nnd Mr.;
M.iurlro Rlack. Mr find Mrs Fred I
H Knnjt, Jack Krnu; Rerlit . Oer-1
many, Mr and Mr Oscar F.oliiig-1
er. I
2?,, 1925
-
fertile Willamette valley. Among
Iho larger sales closed by tho com
pany during the past week was a
$50,000 highly Improved farm.
Or. Stone, Perry's drug store.
123
Judications uro that most Salem
business houses will close on the
afternoon of Thursday, July 10.
dato of the Flks parade at the na
tional Flks convention In Port
land. Petitions havo been circu
lated nnd a largo number of the
bitsine.- men have .signed the agree
merit.
Dr. John L. Lynch, osteopathic
physician and surgeon, 4U3 Ore
gon bldg, 123
The Willamette university track
team won over LiniieUl college by
one third of one point In the most
closely contested track meet held
on the local field in the memory
uf track fans. The meet was held
Friday afternoon. Tho count stood
U'J 2-3 to CO 1-3. Tho fractional
awards were ma do In the high
jump, three men Hoing for third
place. Two were Willamette men
and one a Linfield representative.
The one Lin field jumper, by go
ing over the bar and taking third
place for himself, could havo sew
ed up the whole meet. The sprints
lor the most part went to Willam
ette and the distance runs to Lin
field. Chicken dinner Sunday GOc at
The Oyster Loaf, -128 Court. 123
Plans were launched at a meet
in? of the Salem Kod and (Sun
club last night to construct an up-to-d.ito
shooting grounds In the
near future. The meeting was held
at the chamber of commerce rooms
Several .sporlnuen from Silverton
wero present at thp meeting. A
shoot with the .Silverton r;un club
will be held Sunday in the farm
owned by J. II. Ham m.
Klpctronic reactions of A brums,
Dr. White, GOG U. S. hank bldg.
123
The baccalaurate sermon before
the graduating class of Kimball
school of theology will be given at
tho First Methodist church to
morrow morning at 1 1 a. in. Jll-sh-
,op II. Lester H. Smith of Helena,
Montana, will preach the .sermon.
Dr. Smith Is one of the younger
bishops of tho Methodist church.
He lias spent four years in Episco
pal supervision in India.
A singing boy is not in mis
chief. Show your appreciation by
coming to the Salem boys chorus
Tuesday the 20th, First Christian
church. 123
Miss Katherine Lynch of Ainns
ville was operated upon yesterday
at a local hospital.
(lood piano -150, tcrma. fleo.
C. Will, 432 Stnte. 123
Mrs. Kav Fish of Aurora under
went n minor operation at one of
the Salem hospitals Friday.
Do you like boys? Reward them
for their winter's work. Come to
Salem Bny'e chorus Tuesday I he
2th. First Christian church. r.On
and 25c. 123
Flev. Dyron R. Wilson. D. D., of
Seattle, gave ft series of nddresses
nt Kimball school of theology dur
ing the past week. The addresses
had to do with Chritianlty in the
city.
Stnrr Fruits Products company
is now registering women to work
in fitrawberrica. We will f.tart
work Tuesday 8 a. m. May 26
Church and Mill Sts. phone 420
125
A. A. Walters was taken to a lo
cal hospital for medical treatmmt
yesterday. His home is in Jeffer
son.
Stnrr Fruits Products comptny
is now registering women to work
in strawberries. We wlfl s'.art.
work Tuesday S a. m. Mav 26.
Church and Mill Sts. phone 43!).
125
Three fraternities of Willamette
university singed picnics today.
The Alpha Psl Delta nnd Phi Kap
pa Pi fraternities went to Taylor's
srove, near Mehama. The Sigma
Tnus went to Silver Creek Falls.
Special price on all plants for
Fri.. Sat. ttcrnniurns lac each all
colors, marigolds 25c a dozen. Ar
thur Plants greenhouses. 12ftS
south 13th. 123
D. A. lost of Salem, route 2, was
taken to a local hospital , fur modi
ral care yesterday.
DfinnJnty evnrv Rnt nichl Tum
ble Inn. Big crowd dandy niurlc.
123"
The annual Junior-senior ban
quet of Willamette university w.ip
heM nt the Oray Hello, last night.
Over 100 members of the two
classes were present. Dr. Cnrl
flrecir Doney. president of the uni
versity neted ns toastmaster.
SpeochPS were mado by Joseph
-Vunn, Paul Poling, Dwight Find
ley, Gilbert Wrenn, Jennelle Viin
devnrt nd Anne Silver, An or
chestra furnished by Fred Arpke
gave several musical numbers. Miss
Marguerite ISridgemnn, Junior,
artcrt ns hostess. Professnr and
Mrs. Gustav F.bsen wero guests of
honor.
Dance. Sat. ne. Timble Inn.
Follow the crowd, there's a reas
on, tiood time, Kood miwfc. 123
C C firam of Pnrtla nd ' was fin
ed $10 In police court yesterday for
speeding.
Victor Red Senl Records 6Ti els.
Stiffs Furn. Co. 123
About 130 psychology students
from Oregon Agricultural college
,ire In Salem today visiting the
stnte Insane T.ojpitHl. th efretde-
mlnded Institutron and the pent-
teiitinry. They enjoyed a picnic
liHicli while here. Governor
Pierce sjtent the forenoon with
the studthits who were in charge
of Professor McPherson.
Dreamland dance Sat. nite 75c.
123
A building permit was issued by
the city recorder yesterday to B.
H. Stewart, U25 North 18th street
tor tho construction of
to cost $500.
a garage
Wood, see my special
page 8. Fred Wells.
123'
Sleepers at tho police station
last night were Archie Schwenger
ind Rimer Sanders.
Dr. W. L. Mercer will leave
June first for a two weeks trip
to California. 123
W. C. Brown, a. Reader. M. J.
Spring and Gent-go Willig, Jr.,
re fined $1 each In police court
yesterday for over tima parking.
Dr. GoCfrler, druglcss, Or. bids.
12S
A hike was staged this after
noon of a group of Salem bovs un
der 12 years of age. They met at
tho local , M. C. A. building and
went across the river into polk
county. They were under the
direction of Ralph Shawen.
First 10 single free at Dream
land dance Sat. night. Come ear
ly. Lot of pep. 123
Officers for tho Salem Hl-V
club, elected Thursday night, and
announced today, aro as follows:
president, Lee Ross; vice pres
ident, Leroy Grote; secretary,
Merrill Ash; treasurer, Martin
Redding; alumni secretary, Wal
ter Simpson; sergeant at arms.
Carl Lutz. Installation will take
place next Thursday night at a
meeting of the club.
Dreamland dance Sat.
nite 75c.
123
Adjutant General White, just
returned from an inspection of
Camp Jackson in Southern Oregon
stated this morning that the camp
there Is practically ready for use,
There will he 2500 men there dur
ing the summer encampment, he
stated. National guard units of
infantry, field artillery, engineers
and medical corps will be at the
camp, which will be by far the
largest ever held hi Oregon. The
24!)th unit of coast artillery will
go to Fort Barry, near San Fran
cisco, California.
Victor Red Seal Records65 ctn.
Stiffs Furn. Co. 123
Addison Massey was in Salem
on private business this morning.
Starr Fruits Products company
is now registering women to work
in strawberries. Wo will Mart
work Tuesday S a. m. May 26.
Church and Mill Sts. phone 4.".n
125
Louis Kirby ot Sherwood was a
Salem visitor this morning.
D.tnce WOW
Derby tonight.
123
OeoitTO- Rent of Chemawa was In
Salem today.
TervlUlger undertaker phn 724
Professor Ryan, principal of the
high school at AumsvElIe, was in
Salem this morning.
Love The Jeweler, aaiem.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Anderson
and their daughters Alico and
Florence were Salem visitor! to
day. They are residents of Cor
vailis. Poultry keepers, our season
closes next Wednesday. Place
your your order for baby chlx
now. Salem ChirKery, 264 north
Cottage. 123
Mrs. Frank Kronberg of Mount
Angel was a Salem visitor this
morning.
Victor Red Seal Records 65 cts.
Stiffs Furn. Co. 123
P. E. Gibbons took a short IhirI
nosB trip to Salem today. His
home is in Woodhurn.
Tho 10 men match shoot be
tween the Salem Rod and Gun
club and tho Silverton Gun club
will start ot 10 a. m. tomorrow at
the J. H. Hcrrin ranch, which Is
located east of Salem. "We are
going to put the new Salem club
on tho map," say local sportsmen.
The losing club will pay for the
birds. Coffee and sandwiches will
be served on the grounds.
Dance WOW Derby tonight.
12
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Rlinston of
Jefferson were in this city today.
J. C. Savage wua in Salein on
business this morning. He is a
resident of Waconda.
Mrs. A. J. Walker of Sheridan
was in Salem on a brief visit this
morning.
George A. Fri:bie, resident of
Albany, made a short trip to
Salem yesterday.
L. L. Horfiefall was in Salrm
Friday. His home is in Toledo,
Oregon.
Mrs. Lawrence Kaufman
a Salem visitor ywtetrday.
home is In Hubbard.
was
Her
Ninety five men were given em
ployment during the week end
ing today as a result of efforts of
the local employment bureau with
headquarter at the Y.MCA build
ing. A total of 1!3 men applied
for work at the local office, of
whom J'J 'were agricultural and
farm workers. Sixty on of tho
were miceewfully placed In Jobs.
Out of 44 wr.o applied for work at
common labor. 26 were given plac
m. Four wonfl laborers were
placed out of 20 who applied.
Among the women 20 were gtvon
places of a total of 3S who made
application for work on farm
Four hotel and restaurant work
ers brought the total up to 24
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
"SO THIS IS LONDON"
. j- i ir r r 4
If f
A scene from The Henry Duffy
s ' a i M" . w vi i?i '',J''N' ' i y" 4
''So this is London.'1 Coming to the Grand theatre for one night Tuesday, May 26th.
The sale of seats for the forthcoming presentation of "So This Is London" begins at the Grand
Theatre Monday. This George M. Cohan comedy, which has caused more laughter than any other play In
recent years, is being staged here Tuesday evening only by Henry Dully, the San Francisco producers,
and conies after a record run in that city.
women placed in jobg during the
week.
W. Peterson of Albany
Salem visitor Friday.
Joel Hewitt, formerly ot Salem,
died today in Seattle, according
to word received by his niece,
Mrs. Mabel James Bowman of Sa
lem, the only relative living here.
The remains will be brought here
and interment will be in City
View cemetery, but the date has
not yet been decided on. He lu
survived by two sons, E. P. Hew
itt and Bert Hewitt, both of Se
attle.
ant sunns
Sociology students from Oregon
Agricultural coHcge, numbering
160, today visited the state prison
the 'insane hospital and other state
institutions. It was the largest
number of visitors that has ever
been conducted through the state
prison at one time. After inspect
ing the flax plaiy. itt the prison a
picnic lunch was spread on the
lawn just outside the prison front
enclosure and following this the
students nnd teachers were ad
dressed by Governor Pierce. Tin:
governor spoke briefly on the
care of wards in the several state
institutions, the address deal in:;
largely with statistics. Questions
were invited and the talk was
given mainly to answering these.
v.'iiich covered o wide variety of
the subjects. Tho governor was
assisted In nnswciug them by
Wurden Dalyrymple and Parol?
Officer Etarrett.
OPEN AIR CONCERT AT
Silverton, Or., May 23. (Spe
cial.) An open air concert will
bo given by tho Silverton Loyal
Legion band Wennesday evening.
May 27, on Main street. The bann
is under tho direction of Oscar
Steelhammer
The program which will be giv
en consists of: March "The Threr
Musketeers," King; selection,
"The Grand Mosul"; popular num
bers; intermezzo, "Nola, Arndt :
March, "Le Pore Do La Vielolre,"
"nnne; selection, "The Pink
Lady," Carlyle; March. "The Roy
al Pageant." Huff.
1'ercy u. Groton, 13G0 North
l ouage street, reports to the po
lice that he accidentally backed
his automobile across the sidewalk
against a window of tho Peerless
bakery on Commercial sttreot, but
urn not urenK me window,
Chester Pickens reports a collis
ion with an unidentified car at
the state house.
David Kngiehart, route 6, re
ports a collision with an unldentl
fied car half a mile south of Four
Lorners on the penitentiary road.
Cars driven by Mrs. C. p. iiur
meatcr or Stayton and . Mrs. W.
Wyiin Johnson. 274 North Sum
mer street, collided at Court and
North Cottnge.
R. L McLotighlin of the Keyes
apartments and John K. Young of
Portland collided nt Center and
N'orth Cfipllol streets.
Hal W. Itusrell, 220 Marlon
street, and Lester R. Frame col
lided with their automobiles when
a street car obstructed their view.
Russell claimed the right of way.
BE CAREFUL
Wit 6
1 D
Production of Geo. M. Cohan's Ripping 50 mile a minute laugh riot,
443 PUPILS ARE
A total ot 443 Salem public
school pupils have been examined
by tho staff of the Marion county
health demonstration since it bc-
Kau work here two weeks ago. it
was announced this morning. Ex
aminations will be curried on at
McKiuley and Parrish junior high
schools next ween. After next
week no more work, of the kind
will be done among local school
children for the time being.
During the week closed yester
day 245 pupils were examined in
the Li n coin , Pa r k , G ra n t and
Richmond school. Numbers and
grades were as follows: Lincoln,
it( pupils examined in grades 4A,
41J and OA; Richmond. 50 pupil,
grades 4A, 4U, 6A CU; Grant Gl
pi'pils, grades 4A, GL1 and one un-
g ialed opportunity clans; Rich
inond, 04 pupils, graded 4 A itiul
GA.
"The response to our -work has
been very good in the city," was
the statement made tin's mom hit;
by Dr. Walter Ii. Urown, head ol
the demonstration.
Next week's work will begin at
Parrish junior high school. On
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
.May 25, 2ii and 27,, ( lie entire Sth
grade at Parrish will be offered
examinations. In accordance with
tho policy ot tu- demonstration
refiidentfl uf the rity will be in
vited to asit with parts of the
clerical work. Mrs. Carl Recke
will he present Monday, Mrs. F.
W. Fullman Tuesday, and Mrs.
Fred Hrork, Wednesday.
At the McKlnley school classes
"A, 7i(, 8A, Sit and 911 will be
offered examinations on Thurs
day and Friday, May 28 . nnd 29
Clerical help wiH include Mrs.
II R. White and lre. II. S. Pnitnl
o u T h u rsd ay , a n (I M r. Kdga r
Rowland and Mrs. P. M. Gregory
m Friday.
HEAD OF FOREIGN
WAR VETS IN CITY
William F. Coffin ot Cincin
nati, national commander in chic:
"f the Veterans of Foreign War,
arrived in .Salem at 1:30 llii.s aft
ernoon and was met by a nuinhoj
of iiu-inhers of the lo.al uruuniza
lion of t ho Veterans of Foreign
Wars, the ladies' auxiliary and
h'.'vcral meniber.4 from Por'Junl
who came to .Salem especially for
tlH' OCCU'SJOIl.
Mr. Collin will speak at tlu
chamber of commerce rooms lo
niqlit, following a banfiii'-t given
in his Irinor at the Salem armory.
Il! was taken about tho city and
its vicinity Him afternoon, omi
shown the various places of inter
st
The Portland delegation will
entertain Mr. Coffin thre tomor
riw. H' will gf to Port land
cither Sunday morning or late
Saturday night.
While tin Salem, Mr. Coffin
being entertained fit the homo of
M r, a n I M ra. G . V, Tor wi 1 1 1 gur.
Mrs. Terwl Niger in president of
the ladies' auxiliary.
AT HUBBY'S PLEA
Mattie A. McKIroy romes back
at her husband's affidavit In
which he asserts ho receives only
$100 a month and cannot afford
to pay the $100 attorneys feo flbe
aska and other money in connec
tion with divorce proceedings be
cause of expenses which he Is un
der. She not only comes back,
but comes back with a real nancy
nuswer filed in circuit court yes
terday in which she declares that
the deUMi dant's sole expense is
the entertainment he is lurnish
ing one Mrs. Alice Ogborn and
that said defendant spends money
and automobile entertainment
upon the said Mrs. Alice Ogborn
lavishly.'
She goes on to say that "this
plain I iff alleges her claim it
superior to any claims which Mrs,
Mire Ogborn has upon said de
fendant."
McFlroy set up in his affidavit
contesting the claim for suit
money that he was employed at
tho state hospital at $100 a month
and the wife in answering avers
that lu addition to the $100 o
month he also receives his board
room and cert ain ot her expenses
cared for thrown In.
Bridgeport, May 23. Because
be s;iys he ifi afraid he might
'p. row old'' ond become a charge
upon his relatives, Daniel J. Mar
tindale. OS. a resident of Minalare.
near here, has in rule his first ap
plication for a federal pension for
his services in the Civil war.
PHYSICAL COURSES
LAP STATE MONEY
WASTED ON FRILLS
(Continued frmn rage One)
lucludo Instructors in both men's
and women's divisions.
83 Courses in AM
The college of (! fiti r-ppnrate
courses In physical education, 2
for men and 34 for women, yet
under a ruling of the Hlntr board
of higher curricula the profession
al school of physical education
for the training of teach era is
supposed lo be located at t lie
university.
At the university S3 courses
are tn unlit lu thp undergraduate
school, right for men. nine for
women and hIx for both men nnd
women. Kour courts are listed in
the graduate achool.
The number and extent of du
plication in the courses i not,
however, nearly po startling n.
thp nature of come of them. Pe
nifial of the rotiws offered re
vcnlfi the following:
Agricultural Colleee
Men LI emeu la ry gymnast ir.
hygiene, firat aid to the Injured,
elementary wwimming, nd vaired
uwimming and diving, theory of
play, playground and gymnastic
g;imes Including community rec
reation, gymnast ics, rlcmentary
football and theory, backet ball.
triK-k nml baseball, wrestling, box;
ing, therapeutic exorHe nnd man-1
Ha go, KtiH-f iitlngy (e.w-ulialH of,
anatomy a related to physical
cdncat ion,) met hods and equip
ment of a department, t umbl ing.
at) vanced apparatus work, phy
iology nf bodily exercise, organi
zation and ndiu in 1st ration of in
tfTcolleghi le nthlelics and Thy
iciil rducntion. physical dt;igno-ir.
sfhool room gam ami gymnas
tics for rural -hno teacher..
Worn m Praclieat gymnast iow,
corrective gymnastics, social elh
Ics, hygiene, dancing. RymnaMic
dancing, apparatus work, rlciii'-n
tary outdoor port. elemeni ari
Dird
N'KWitKltll V Mm. I.aura New
berry db-d in Portland, dr.,
May 22 nl Iho age of 1 ( ynr
Surviving are her huliand. T.
M. Newberry and . the follow
ing children: Ivlna, Alton,
Ciadyn, Arlie. Charles and Hel
en. Fun era I aervice will be
hld Monday at 3 p. m. In the
Webb funeral pa Horn, Itev. H,
T. Putnam officiating. Inter
ment in the IOOF cemetery.
HFM)KN Mrs. CiiarloUn Seli'en
died yertterday nt tho age of 8'J
years. She is purvived by one
daughter, Mario Flint McCall.
and one sister, Mrs. M. N. Cu-
siek of Salem and a brother,
John I j, W i 1 1 f a m of Po r 1 1 a n d ,
Funeral services will be held
Sunday. May 21, nt 2:30 p. m
from the IeHe MethodiHt
church. The body will be taken
to Koseburg for Interment by
the Webb funernl pa Mora.
WOODRY j
Buys Furniture I
PhoDe 811
swimming, practical gymiiaikn
(advanced,) corrective gymnas
tics (advanced), intermediate
aesthetic and folk dancing, hand
apparatue, fencing, archery, ad
vanced outdoor eports, first aid to
the injured, advanced swimming. .
advanced gymnastics, advanced i
aesthetic and folk dancing, kine
siology, physiology of exercise,
playground and gymnastic games,
theory of coaching ot athletic
sports, advanced hygiene and san
itary service, history ot physical
education, massage, therapeutic
gymnastics, physical diagnosis
and nnthropmetry, physical edu
cation seminar, principles and
theory of physical education,
practice teaching, theory ot play,
organization and administration
of physical education and recre
ation. University Courses
Men elementary pnydica; edu
cation, advanced physical educa
tion, restricted physical educa
tion, physical education elective,
physical education, fumluiueutMfl
of physical education, advanced
physical education, three courses
in -coaching of major a sorts.
Women Elementary physical
education, advanced physical ed
ucation, individual gymna? t'.cs.
personal hygiene, int'-oiluction to
physical education, physical edu
cation, fundamentals of physical
education, physical ediiciui'jn i'a.1
vanced.)
Men and women Voluntary
physical education, the principle?
and technique of teachina. play
ground and community recrea
tion, advanced gymnastics and
coaching or sports, principles of
nhvaienl education, principles of
nhvsical education (advanced,
theory nnd practice of individual
cvmnastlcs. practice of indiviu
ual cv in nasties, advanced theory
n
STATE P, STREET
Very Fine Home
For Sale, $3,750
i i vi i j if m
Lot 50x215, Ideal
A. J. fuiis, 114
BtiSggggigSga 11UAKE
EVERY
500 MILES
SEE
MIKE
AT 275 SO. COMAIERCIAL ST.
FOR
ALEMITE
Hl-PRESSIRE
ESSSSSa 11KAKE
MM
mm
1 you liavc never rulUcn on any
tiling lint ordinary cord tires.
you haven't any idea how mucli
romfort and mileage llicrc is
in a set of K lly Flexible Cords,
liolli thry nnd Kelly Ualloons nro
made villi the; famous Kelly la
tcgral Bend construction.
KELLY
Flexible CORD
l'A(iE SEVEN
and practice of individuul gym
nastics, kinesiology, elementary
interpretative dancing, advanced
interpretative dancing, theory ot
dancing, physiology ot exercise,
thesis.
Graduate school Corrective
gymnastics and physiotherapy, re
search and corrective gymnast lea
and physiotherapy, physiological
problems, research in physiology.
Alj of this at public expense,
and most of it duplicated offort.
Monday Other duplications
Quality
Ivory Toilet Articles
it low prices. Reducing Stock.
Buy your graduation gifts now.
Darby's Drug Store
Court and Liberty Streets
At the Theatres Today
OREGON'
leatrice Jay and Ernest Tor
rence in ''The Dressmaker
from Paris"
LIBERTY
William Russell and Mary
Alden in "The Beloved
Brute"
GRAND
Tom Mix and Tony in "Rid
ers of the Puqile Sage''
by Zane Grey
Dr. CR O'Neill
0PT0NETRIST-0PTICIAN
LaddBush Dank 5uildii$
Tlfftac c5Z?e apt
.Salem Oi
Just Completed
Easy Terms
Location, Taxes Low.
or 555 N. Liberty
SPECIALIST
PANEK
LUBRICATION
SPECIALIST
Marion Auto Co.
23S S. Com'l St. Phone 36S
"Open Day and Nifrht''
i