Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-07

scott q Piper, local CleVeland motor
cycle distributors, report good bust
ness with the Cleveland lightweight.
They have sold three this week. The
purchasers are G. E. Ringo, of Gervais;
H. J. Hickerson and G. L. Sherman, of
Salem.
-Four delegates and four alternates
have been chosen by Hal Hibbard camp,
Spanish War veterans to attend the an
nual encampment to be held at Hills
boro, June 81 and 2S. The delegates
are C. w. Brant, Leroy Hewitt, J. H.
Arnold and O. L. Lynthecom. The al
ternates are G. o. Wilson, E. T. Moore,
Ben w. Watcher and A. T. Woolpert.
.
E. e. Baker, an attorney, who is one
of the Salem boys in training at the
Preside, writes that everybody is busy
and that everybody thinks we are in for
a great war. The thinning ont process is
going on and if any young man is not
about 100 per cent right physically, he
is given leave of absence The war
is putting the boys through
the survival OF the fittest.
Endeavorers of Salem are urged to
hear the Rev. W. P. White, of Albany,
who is to be the principal speaker for
the Endeavor convention which will be
held in Yew Park United Brethren
church next Monday evening. This con
vention is the first of several church
to be held by the United
Brethren in Oregon, the week beginning
June 10. The day sessions of the con-
vention will begin Monday afternoon at
} clock.
Pay your irrigation bill and get 10
ser cent discount. 60
v. L. Masten, of Yoncolla, Ore, who
has recently purchased the general
store at Macleay, was in the city to-
ay transacting business. He reports
;rops in fine condition in the Macleay
and that the loganberry
are particularly fine.
Irrigation bills must be paid on or
before June 10th to get 10 per cent
discount. 6-9
The Illihee auxiliary of Willamette
hapter American National Red Cross
aised about $50 yesterday at the party
iven during the afternoon at the Elks'
emple and the dance in the evening, |
.oth the card party and the evening
ance were well attended. The Illihee
uxiliary now numbers IA members.
For the week ending May 26, the
avy recruiting stations report as fol /
,ws: Portland, SO; Spokane, "a; Sa-
I'M, 5; Pendleton, 2; Eugene, O; Rose
urg, o. While Portland recruited SO +
Or that week. Salt Lake City secured
My 10, Denver 80, San Francisco 81,
nd Los Angeles 36.
The first annual concert of the high
chool chorus was given last evening
t the armory with an attendance OF
lore than 1000. Hereafter it is prob
BILE that the music department of the
Ugh school will show the public what
as been done in music giving the con-
ert at the close of each school year.
he chorus that greatly impressed the
udience was "Daybreak. The solo
its of the evening were Archie Smith
nd Miss Agnes Halsell.
The commencement season of Kimball
ollege Of Theology will begin Friday.
he graduating ceremonies will be held
{ 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon in
le assembly hall when an address will
G delivered. This will be followed by
le charge to the class and the presen-
ltion of Diplomas and comforting the
egree by President Talbot. At
'clock in the afternoon the annual
eeting of the alumni will be held and
t clock i'll the evening, the annual
anquet.
Tonight the annual election of the
club will be held in the club
,oms. 1t is pretty well conceded that
red w. Steusloff will be elected for
lie coming year to succeed Joseph ID.
lbert. Mr.. Steusloff has been director
! the Mercantile department and ac-
We in the work of the Commercial club
nee its organization. Besides the
resident, the secretary and treasurer
i'll be elected tonight and ratifica-
on of the election of directors of the Il
veral departments. The budget for
e. coming year will be presented by '
anager Mcdaniel. The principal dis
,ssion of the evening will be on the I
opposed city amendments, to come be- I
re the voters at the city election Mon /;
y, July 8.
The hatchet has been buried at the i
gh school not figuratively speaking,
It in reality. 1t seems there has been j
nsiderable class rivalry between the
phomore and junior boys and it has
oxen out in spots, especially when
e class has Haunted its pennant ON
e telephone wires leading into the
ildig. But yesterday the dove OF i
ace lowered over the beligerent school e
VS. and in a general pow-wow, held ON Ii
e lawn of the school, genuine real G
tchet was buried with proper Indian I
remony, peace terms were discussed
d the pipe of harmony was smoked
the chiefs agreed on the terms of
rmony. N. B.-The pipe passed around
d so vigorously smoked in the pow c
Nv had nothing of the Kentucky leaf c
tiele. 1t was a Drowned coffee smoke. '
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