Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-16

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Baseball Sunday June 18th, p. m.
Montavilla VS.. LOiu, league grounds.
Loiu only one game behind first place
and now have best all around lineup
this season. june17
Yielding to the wishes of his friends
Rollin X. Page has consented to be-
come a candidate for election as school
director at the election to be held next
Monday afternoon. He consented to
allow his name TO be used only after
Charles l.. Dick had declined to be-
come a candidate. Mr.. Page is among
the best known of Salem attorneys
He was city attorney three terms and
for many years local manager Of the
Portland Railway, Light and Power
company. The polls will be open Mon.
day afternoon from until . 0 clock.
DR.. Bowman, dentist, suite Ala, Bank
of Commerce bldg, associated with
DR.. Utter. DR.. Bowman formerly prac-
ticed in the east, but is located here
permanently,
earle Abrams and Harvey Wells
have returned to Salem from Eugene
where they attended the reunion of
the Spanish War Veterans and the G.
A. r. for the state. Mr. Abrams and
Mr.. Wells were elected to the two
highest offices in the state Organia-
tion of Spanish war veterans, Mr..
Abrams was CHOSEN as commander for
the state and Mr.. Wells as senior vice
commander. The election of cOmman-
der was hotly contested between Mr..
Abrams and A. W. Mclaughlin, of Eu-
gene but Abrams was elected by a
majority Of IL votes.
Special demonstration offer today
oDA. One package free with every
five purchase. Swastika Biscuits and
Snowflakes. Mrs. James at Roth Gro
cery Co.
Twelve green hides which we're stol-
en- from a slaughter house at Albany
were found yesterday evening by F.
w. Burger in pile of driftwood across
the river from the bathing beach.
They were reported to the police who
recovered them and will return them
to their owner at Albany. 1t Is
thought the hides were left there by
+. ". Barr and Charles Douglas, the
two men VINO were arrested June .
by the Salem police upon a deserip-
tion received from Albany. The men
were returned to Albany where they
were bound over TO the grand jury
aud are LOW in Jail.
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For Sale at Boggs & Co. Hall safe,
floor show eases, National cash reg
ister, cheese cutter electric coffee mill,
desk. step ladder, empty coffee cans,
scales, warehouse truck, delivery wag-
m-Wood & Bower.
Ben F. West is chairman of the auto
parade for Monday judy 3, Cherry
fair day, and according to Mr.. West $
modest statement, it will be the big
gest auto parade ever pulled off IN
the city of Salem. He says there is
no doubt about it, Already the own
ers of l2j ears have signed up to dec
crate their ears and take part in the
parade, competing for the three prlz-
cs first sos, second SIS, and third $40
But this is Just a beginning as Mr..
West has about - more owners Of cars
lined up, placing his figures at 2OO
decorated autos in line, compared to
so of one wear ago. There will be
Ford section and all fortunate pos
SCISSORS of Fords are requested to tele-
phone Donald Miles and notify him OF
their intentions 10 enter. Lodges Wlll
also compete for the three cash prizes
the $. A. Il. and d, A. r. will be repre-
scnted and even the Sunday schools
are TO enter one ear each. Mr.. West
saws this will be some auto parade.
During June, July and August, is
lust as good time as any to start a
course of study at the Capital Bust
ness college. A new class in shorthand
next Monday. This school IS IN seS
sion all summer, Special studies, such
us writing, typewriting and arithmetic
may be taken, if desired. lunet'
Prof. G Nj. McKelhps, dean Of the
North Pacific Pharmacy college oil
Portland was in the city yesterday lust
looking around aud saying q few KIND
words for his college He was the dean
OF the first pharmacy school establish
ed in Oregon at the o. A. e. in les9,
where he remained until two years ago.
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