Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09
DR.. MARY C. ROWLAND
IS SCHOOL PHYSICIAN
Was Elected by School Board
Last Night Teachers viii
Get Pay October II

At a meeting OF the School board
last evening Dr.. Mary C. Rowland was
elected school physician al a salary of
ed to positions in the junior high
sehools-Beatrice Hale at a salary of
$S5 and Albert Miller at 800 a month.
Mr.. Miller will teach manual training
in the Lincoln junior high school.
j. w. Rogers, through his attorney
Fred W. Lamport, presented TO the
board, a bill for the water service. of
the Mckinley school, which Mr.. Rogers
claimed had not been paid since Febru-
airy of 1916. The bill was at the rate
of Sc a month from that date. The re-
quest was referred to the committee
on finance. 1t seems there had been no
bill presented to the board by Mr..
Rogers for water rent since February
of 1916, and for this reason the board
passed the proposition on to the
finance committee.
Teachers who have had the exper-
fence financially of everything going
out and nothing coming in for several
months may have the pleasure of know
ing that it is q long lane that has no
turn as the board voted the pay roll
of the first two weeks of school and
checks will be issued October IL.
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e. G.. Wallace, who has been with
Gardner G. Keene for the past four
years as manufacturing jeweler and re-
pairing, has accepted a position with
Hartman Bros.
This evening at Weller chapel, there
will be a formal organization of a new
political party, entitled, American Al
lance for Labor and Democracy" A
temporary organization was effected
last week.
A letter from DIR. Ross Mcintyre, who
is now a lieutenant in the navy, an
that he had just arrived at
Fortress Monroe, Virginia, after a "a
day trip on the water to France and
back. He writes he is greatly pleas
ed with the work. VS.
The meeting of the Business Mems
League scheduled for the Commercial
club this evening has been postponed
one week on account of the arrival of
the troop train of Liberty boys and sew
eral other affairs that interest the men
of the city.
James P. Alexander, who was with
the Misner garage about q year ago and
who is now IN France, with the Amerl-
Expeditionary force, aero squadron,
friends here as follows: DANDY
climate here. Everything fine and | am
in the best of condition. Had some fine
for breakfast and when l look
ed on the box, found they were pack
ed by the Drager Fruit company"
.
BENJAMIN Brick who started a free
employment agency at his store some
time ago and advertising the same by
n large blackboard announces that his
has become too large for him to
handle and that he has given the black
to the Commercial club. He says
he started his employment agency or
iginally to help the farmer and that as
the farmers are now all taken care of,
he will pass the board and work along
to the Commercial club.
In the OrSan1ZdIlOu "a INV 49,
Food Conservation campaign, the fol-
have been appointed on a CONE
to handle the towns i'll Marion
outside of Salem: August Hucke-
stein, Max Gehlhar, John II. Scott, IL
D. White and John Il. Albert. The good,
housekeepers will undoubtedly be s
ed TO sign a pledge to aid the govern
ment in the saving of food and the
chances are that one of the first things
asked will be to observe at least one
meatless day a week. InPortland, they
are observing the meatless day on Iues-
laws and among patriotic families, there
is no meats served on that day.
Get out your ~pronouncer and try a
few of these names: Lionnisio Bucago;
Elpidio Gaona; Sulpicio Areiaga; Ber-
nardo Gaupuz; Hemogenes C~arbonelr;
Carbonell; Cecilio Areola. Are
these name Cf some famous Mexican
generals7 Oh, no, there are just the
names of several high school boys VINO
are attending the school from the Fhlhp'
nine islands and their homes are near
Their fathers are mostly prom
;nent farmers and they are sent here
to learn the American way. Several OF
the bows last winter attended the Broad
way High school in Seattle but though
their opportunities were better IN heI
Salem High. Last June one Phllpplno
boy was Observation-Disclosures Posadas
and he is now studying at the Oregon