Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-22


William j. Latimer, who is serusly i'll
and has been very sick since May.
Miss Mildred Inman stopped Off on her
way home to Eugene from Portland.
They motored home today.
1t has been reported to the Salem po-
lice that three boys ran away from
the Indian school at Chemawa last
night. Their names are Marcus John,
David Forsman and Carl Ederman
They are each about sixteen years old,
and wore the regulation school uniform
A reward of $3.50 for each boy is of
fered to any person who captures them.
Hal Hubbard Camp Spanish War Vet
Grams and auxiliary viii hold a picnic
at Halls picnic grounds near the
southern city limits next Sunday. An
entertaining program of music and
games has been planned. 1t is expect
ed that considerable number will be
present from Portland, Woodbun, AL
bany, Silverton and other neighboring
towns.
Work was commenced yesterday for
the addition to Waller hall in which
will be placed the pipe organ presented
to Willamette University by the Meth
odist Taylor street church of Portland.
The addition will be 10 by 90 feet and
about 80 feet high. Work will also
begin on the third floor of the medical
building preparing it for biological
laboratory.
Wilford Rabideau and Alfred Cowen,
who ran away from the boys indus
trial school Saturday, were returned to
the school yesterday. The two were
recognized by two paroled boys work
ing on farm near Albany, and were
arrested and taken to Albany where
they were held until the arrival of Su-
perintendent Hale. Rabideau and Cow
en- are each about IA years old.
There has been some discussion late
" as to whether it would be advisable
for Salem to have an ordinance like
Portland, which prohibits an automo-
bile from passing a street ear while
or taking on passengers. The
opinion has been expressed that ON ac-
count of Salem S wide streets, such an
ordinance is unnecessary and that
Portland found it advisable on account
of the many narrow streets.
The postoffice force will finish to-
day the mailing of the twenty seven
thousand mail order catalogs sent to
Salem as a distributing point, the ship
ment to Salem being made by freight.
They are being mailed to all points
south as far as the California line and
all coast points from Curry to Tilla-
nook county. This number from the
Dne eastern mail order house is mailed
from Salem twice year.
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The annual picnic of the Salem Or
ange club, an organization of students,
past, present and future, of the Oregon
A Agrieultural college, which was post
poned last week on account of bad
will be held Wednesday even
ing at the George Weeks farm, two
miles north of Salem. \ musical pro.
gram mas been arranged and a good
time will be had by those who go, the
number of whom is expected to be be-
tween fifty and a hundred.
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