Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-08

will be feature of our classes. 81
Hubbard building.
Miss Opal Tindall left this morning
for St. Paul, Ore, where she will visit
friends for few days.
Lou Pickard, the baseball enthusiast
Of this city, is "jest tickled to
DEATH" as he puts it. Lou has many
silver pieces on the Athletics, and he
feels that he is not going to be the
loser.
Over 100 enthusiastic local people
cOngregated in the Y M. G. A. GUAR.
ters last night, where feast was spread
for them, and mist enjoyable evening
was Epent. This was the first banquet
to be held by the organization this
year, and many more are promised in
the future.
The state railroad commission was
notified today by the Oregon Short
Line Railroad company that, beginning
at once, it would start through daily
passenger train between Ontario and
Vale, and would conduct mixed pas.
senger and freight train, excepting on
Sunday from Ontario to Brogan.
Upon recommendation of Deputy Dis.
trict Attorney Keyes, II. NJ. Allen,
charged with forgery, and William
Tracy, charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses, were paroled by
Judge Kelly last night. Both defend
ants will he required to report to Dep
uty Prosecutor Reyes, and if their con,
duct is not proper they will have to
serve time in prison.
State Labor Commissioner Hoff re.
ported today that the eight-hour law
was being violated at the asylum farm
and the feeble-minded institute, and
urged the state board Of control here
after to observe the law relating to Ia
Dor at the state institutions. Mr.. Hoff
says the law relates to laborers, but
not to attendants. The letter will be
presented to the board at its next meet
ing.
Every man or woman in this state Of
legal age and who has resided the re-
quired time within his or her precinct
should register in the county of his or
her residence on or before April IA,
1914, in order to be entitled to vote at
the general election in 1914. The
books of registration are now open con-
tinuously and registrations may be
made with either the county clerks or
duly appointed officials registrars in
the several precincts of the respective
counties.
At meeting Of the executive com
mittee Of the associated students Of
Willamette University yesterday after.
noon, Paul Todd was chosen yell king
for the coming year. He is asenior and
the son Of ex.Vice President Todd, re-
Gently elected to the presidency of the
University Of Puget Sound. He has al
ways been lively member of the root
ers club, and lots of pep and noise
this year win undoubtedly result from
his selection. "Fog Horn" MacCad-
dam, last years leader, will assist him.
Roland Gould, the young son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. o. ]. Could who reside on
Leslie street, was struck and knocked
down by an auto driven by DR. s. 2,
BARLEY last night at the intersection
Of State and High streets, The lad was
in the act OF crossing the street whom
Dr. BARLEY approached from the West
In his auto. Both boy and automobile
driver became confused, with the result
that the machine hit the boy, Dr.
BARLEY took the lad to his offices, and
then home. Young Gould was not dam
aged to any great extent,
You can learn, but 'tis costly, OF
course, you can "learn the business =
"begin at the bottom and work up"
hut you win pay many times the
price of good training at the Capital
Business College in low wages, and slow
promotion while laboring, We can
teach the requirements you need for a
good position and quick promotion from
the start, New classes in arithmetic,
commercial law, English, etc. next
Monday.