Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22

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wish to thank the voters of Salem
and Marion county for their support
in the recent election and hope they
will not have cause to regret same
W. Al Jones.
Doris Sawyer, of Salem, was elected
vice president of the sophomore class
of the 0. A. c. at the election held last
Saturday. Douglas Pine of Berkeley,
Calf, was elected president.
.xNVl M, Special meeting of De
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80 No. 5, X. T., this even
~ ing. Work in the TEN
pie degree. Visiting Sir Knights wei
come.
The following from Salem are gradu-
ates this year of the Oregon Agricul
tural College: Constance Cartwright,
Marie Churchill, Lamar ToOze, Leslie
Orland Tooze and Cleveland Sylvester
Simpkins.
Wanted! A Mani" Popular lee
ture by Rev. r. W. Lane, D. D., of
Portland, Leslie NJ. E. church, Tuesday
evening Admission % cents Children
under ten years of age, accompanied
lby parents, free.
The Willamina Telephone
company was incorporated today with
the head office in Sheridan and a cap
italization Of $4,000. The company pro
poses to construct lines in Yamhill, Til
lamook Lincoln and Polk counties The
Howard Cattle Co., of Lakeview was
incorporated with a capitalization of
$32, 900.
Notice is hereby given that the old
school mouse in Keizer Dist. (No. SS)
will be sold to the highest bidder. Pro
Iposals to buy may be made to w. 2.
Savage, Dist. Clerk Bv order of Dist.
board. Seymour Jones, c. Z. Cummings,
F, r. Evans, Directors.
DR.. Carl Gregg Doney of willamette
University WAS chosen representative
on the educational board of the Oregon
Teachers Monthly at a recent meeting
of the Independent colleges of the
state. The paper was recently taken
over by the State Teachers Associa-
tion and will henceforth be published
by them.
G. A. R. Funeral; Members of sedg-
wick Post No. 10, G. A. r., will turn
out and attend the funeral Of Samuel
c. Stewart, a stranger comrade who
died within our gates and will be bur
led from the Cottage Undertaking par
lOrs at 2 O'Clock p. m. Interment in
the G. A. r. Circle, w. c. Faulkner
Post Commander, d. Webster, Adju
tant.
A dividend of four per cent has been
declared by the state bank superiutend-
ent S. G.. Sargent for the creditors of
the First State Bank of Philomath.
The approved claims of the bank total
$55,0l4.25 and todly's dividend
amounts to $220057 This is the third
dividend that has been declared, the
first one was 60 per cent and second
20 per cent making a total of 81 per
cent of the claims that has been paid.
w. j. Lileiequist of the Spaulding
Logging company returned from Port
land Saturday bringing contract for
the mill and lumber work of a hotel
to be erected by the Oregon Nut and
Fruit company, near Amity Also the
mill work for $4,000 bungalow at
Portland and mill work for the South
ern Pacific to be shipped to Nevada
and Utah.
In the contest between the Christian
Sunday schools of Salem and Portland
the Portland church came ont winner
yesterday, scoring two of the three
points as follows: Attendance, Salem
375, Portland 302; new members, Salem
g. Portland 10; collections. Salem $15.-
Ss, Portland $2L3O. While the contest
has but one more Sunday to RIA, the
Salem church seems to nave the best
Of il as the score now stands Salem %,
Portland IA.
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CARD OF THANKS
I desire to express my appreciation
and gratitude to the people of Marion
and Linn counties for their support at
the late primary election. The same