Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-30
Monmouth News
Capital Journal Special Service

estlne visit TO the Oregon state nor
NAL school giving his annual address
to the normal students. His remarks
we're made in the true patriotic spirit
OF the time and he urged the Students
as military measure to use their in
| flucnce for the road bond issue. He
regards, as a military measure, a hard
surface highway the length and
breadth of the state to be in direct ac-
cord with the times which would facil-
! Iitate the movement of men or even OF
ARTILLERY should this need be done. As
Usual the governor expressed his pleas
urc in appearing before the normal fac
lulty and students. lie stated that it
4 had been forty five years since he had
first visited Monmouth. At that time
| he said, he listened to series Of lee
lures by President Campbell, father OF
the president, the series lasting one
week. He had visited Monmouth fire.
quently since that time and each visit
is always very enjoyable. lie spoke OF
/ the seriousness Of the war situation ana
depressed his gratitude to the state for
the spirit manifested which made Ore
gon foremost in volunteering its aid
which filled the various departments OF
the army and navy He made it clear
that tbe termination of the war will
/ dido v,betbor rre win continue 70 en-
~ ~, 10 i;hortios +hat have been ours
JGS tbo ostabI;sbment If the Ameri-
onn ooyornment He has not quarrel
witb 3ba Germans in fact he was par
Eai 20 tbono fo1 IN the hnsines, he had
fniiowod tbe Garman Dponle had helped
-, 100 +bon anv ofbor one NATIONAL
~ Go holicves With oll his heart in
i,,S,f+in1r fortb oyorv effort possible on
''s u ~ hr;,s q snoaossf1I tormiua-
ou, t Pc 4ho 10 vrrs van When be was told of
~ f;f+, ,,or aor+ of tbe Young men
on0 90 +ba 10 49orIma1 mai Nal hal showed Their spirit
% % 'nt n;nt;a,, L,' o,Iis4inn i'm tbn army
vi Pa.iio''orn .1 ",,d .e tha snriciltural work
ailo ah H. %h Gnara 81 rirls aTa doing he ex-
no,aaJ sne aogiiOi ,nch rlaaelIre The 9oyernor
Ples'ea eooomnop;dd i,l, '% bv HI. da1Ig6ter and
w. T"' StoiUnr st, % tho stato LosDital
MI ,iar,,oI sohooI bos heen nrenaring
neno, ne mo- rii for Uocora3ion dav 10 be
pros,""t tbo abaneI in The afternoon.
~ nv" nhlia ~ is im"itrd 70 attend 70 the
nt ~ t'n1i' of +be aootino conacitv of the
Sl,oni 49, MI nj r. p yvin he met at the
9..,t * IA will narcb dircctly
'al rho '.r,,oran, l. to bo os fol
70 on'pT, Hp,.;a. ~ nrPpoSTta t;on IF flag train
;o', s,,Ioai. raad;ny ana nrovnr chan.
~ lnk 9S"o' y p % Lisforv of flao. music
AZ i ~ n, " ~ Vinton
"uIIsS MS HnoI inO Ioot,ro conroe Of tba nor
81 eatni - ,,,os ~, intorostino treat in
ti'i 4ha e svnooa loat,,re o." IA = story hourI
Nv tn' NI.s I'm Cnidrnn Thorno'Tbomn lastl
" ,i,ans1o,, imt9' Sa,no of bnr Selections
,,,ora mo.V9T .sTho yoimo of ohjldren i Gtera
49,, 49, ,,h;cb ,nos moSt deliobffullvl
,it,an ,Gt ana ts Fast of ~ sun a9d west
e ~ ,,,non NO ;, 1hicb 1yas also tborouuh
~ nnioyed ,"r tbo "STroli child, y "TRe
,S,oucaGe,j and pumerons others which
hat WITH thn banpy rosponse of the
iisteners Mrs Tbompson' next visit is
looked forward TO wi n much eagern ess
hy iUoTI% tbe nnonie Of Monmonth.
Next week is commencement at the
locol Mon school This year n class of |
sixtoon nromising vounG people are to |
ho ~rodnated TIE exerc;sqs for the oc-
cosion hngin with the baccalaureate ser
mon to be preached by Rev. W. A. Ell |
kins of the Christian church. The com
proper win be held in the
high school auditorium and cordial
invitation to attend is extended to the
people of Monmouth. The address is to
he given by Dr. John Straub Dean of
the college of liberal arts of the Uni
versity Of Oregon. Music win be furn-
ished by the o. n. s orchestra and the
Girls Glec club Prof. r. II. Hcdrick
will present the class Of 1917 and w.
A. Wood will present the diplomas. The
Class is as follows: J. r. V. Butler, Jr.,
Alice Hamm, Violet Denney, Gladys
Jane Evans, Birchard Ambrose Van
Loan. GUY +. Sacre. Earl Mcneil, Don
aid ii. Portwood, Thelma Gaynelle
Shore, Thelma Marks, Harold F. oil
son, Lu n. Ruggles, Helen l.. Scott, ST
las p. Starr, Clarence D. Walker. The
hioh school picnic will be on Thursday /
and tbe class day program Thursday
nioht
THE postponed meeting of the Vesper
tine society Of the Oregon normal
school was held last Monday evening
in the assembly room, The Vespertine
contributions TO tho joint program con
sisted Of two numbers BY the Girls
r,ao III ,.,o1 solo hv Misc Ellen
Nieg GIeg eauo 'oyIi ,.iaiin SOY saIo ~ Nv Miss Graee
Ii'usei. iet Az hftan ''V thn ioiu+ nrogrom tbe
io1tnee., - io5 un ~ 1'"t thair Meeting
s9ole.''s ,'9' ~ Tna,rtires 80 The oosembIY
@ ploreS, f"t the 0spG t4pninin@ scbooI me prc.
ruomn @ ~ o,o tsnrn w.as snien5id one
ga SrI'" si sanon '4p.o Wn ;n5;,'id,iaI offorts