Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-10
Over Eight Hundred
| Attend Summer School
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Capital Journal Special Service.)
Monmouth, Ore, July 9.-1he third
week of the summer session of the Ore
gon Normal school closed with an en-.
rollment OF sos students. This probably
will be the meximum number of stu.
dents to attend this summer school as
there are but three weeks left in the
session.
On Friday evening the normal school
faculty and students had the privilege
of hearing lecture by Mr.. Zueblin, of
Boston, who will appear also before the
Chautauqua at Dallas. Mr.. Zueblin has
a worldwide reputation as speaker
and the normal school felt very highly
honored to have with them for one ev-
ening such an emininet man. His topic,
"New Civic Spirit,' suggests the ma
ture of his lecture to the normal stu
dents. He stated facts about America
that most people do not know and
brought before the liteners an emphatic
and astonishing picture of the condi-
ton our country is in and has been in
for a considebale length of time. He
made them realize that they as Amer
lean citizens have great many tasks
before them to undertake and that
these very important questions will
have to be solved before our nation
will ever progress along the lines that
it should. He told the students with
great emphasis that they have entirely
different problems to solve in this day
than their forefathers had and pointed
out many of the questions to them
which made everyone present realize the
truth. He also said that our United
States constitution was a very fine old
document Tor the year 1889 but he en-
phasized that it did not fit the present
day and age. Owing to the very crowd
ed condition of the normal chapel the
public were not invited to hear the lee
ture.
Ladies' Day at Grange.
On Saturday, July s, the grange lad
les of Monmouth had the full response
bility of the meeting for the day. The
first big feature of the day was fine
dinner which is the usual midday fea-
ture on grange day. The regular busi
ness session was held in the morning
beginning at 1880. In the afternoon
beginning at 1870 very excellent pro-
gram was rendered by the ladies. The
program was as follows:
Address, by Mrs. p. o. Powell. ga
Well Ordered House Essential to a
Happy Home"
Address by Dr. Price, Glow Our
Grange May Promote the Spread of Co
operation in the Community"
Address, by Mrs. VIM. Riddle, Jr.,
The Grange and Its Possibilities as a
Social and Industrial Center"
Address, by Mrs. Z. X. Ostrom, ''The
Grange in Politics" "
Question box, followed by a general
discussion of the topics of the day.
Odd Fellows Install.
The Odd Fellows lodge of Monmouth
met last Monday evening for the pur-
pose of installing the new officers and
for a social time including feed after
the business session. The following Of
ficers were installed:
j. V. Webber, noble grand
w. +. Smith, vicegrand.
Harvey Guthrie treasurer.
Paul Tachcron, secretary.
f. A. Griffa, warden.
+. X. Ostrom, conductor.
H. X. Sickafoose, chaplain.
C. H. Newman, inside guardian.
Jacob Smith, outside guardian.
d. c. Walker, R $. N. G.
w. r. Bressler, l.. :. n. &.
Ed Rogers, r. s. V. G.
\. l.. Miller, l.. S. V. G.
:. U. Guin, R. $. $.
w. r. Graham, 5. s. $.
Main Street to Be Paved.
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