Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-05

Snedecor is suffering from a bruised
leg. R. P. Boise only received slight in
juries. 1t is now thought that on ae-
count of the slower train schedules
Senator MeNary cannot reach Salem
until next Wednesday.
j. E. Edwards of Portland came to
Salem to celebrate the Fourth but it
seems he imbibed too freely of the spec
ial Salem variety and was arrested on
the charge of a plain drunk. He was
picked up by the police ucout O'Clock
yesterday afternoon as he was coming
cut of the pool hall in the basement
of the Hubbard building He was asses
sed $40. 1t seems he had had several
SAMPLES of Salem's latest booze before
pa taking of the special found on him
at tie time of his arrest. The sample
had the appearance and also the tastt
of plain alcohol mixed with lemon,
cloves and water.
If you happen to have some nice
looking Liberty bonds tucked away in a
safe place, do not listen to the smooth
talk of any man who is salesman
for any kind of stock or promoter or
to any man who is trying to separate
you from the bonds. F. G. Deckebach
is in receipt of letter from the Liberty
Loan General Executive board of the
Treasury department, warning people
that unscrupulous statesmen are in the
country who are smooth takers and if
one doesn't happen to have the ready
money to buy, Liberty bonds will be ac
eepted in payment. Should anyone be
approached by bond salesman or stock
salesman who talks of fine prospects
and high rates of interest and is will.
ing to receive Liberty bonds in payment,
a report should be made to the Com
mercial club.
The boys of the Salem Indian school
at Chemawa were given a vacation and
three of them liked the looks Of things
so well they failed to return with the
others last. evening. Two of the boys
Roy Hannuf and Henry Grimes are in
the regulation uniform and the other in
civilian clothes. The boys are from Is
to u years old.
Salem and Marion county and Oregon
arc row on an equal standing with the
rest Of the United States as the $3.50
flour proposition went into effect today
-, L. Tn,
other states, all flour has not been cOA
lccted and mills and grocers were cN
rying in stock their regular supplies. 1t
this state the wheatless, order had re
moved all flour from the state except
what was necessary for the bakers, and
row while the 5000 order is in effect
f5l some time there. will be consider
able of q shortage If flour. That is,
the people are entitled to use half wheat
flour provided they can get it.
On basis of one for every rs stu
dents at the Willamette University and
one professor Tor each 250, the Unive-
sity will bo cnutled to send five me
and one professor to receive six weeks
military training at the Preside be
giuuiug July 10. No commissions will
bc given tEuse who attend from the
several col.Jges of the northwest but
they will rCoe1ve certificates which will
cntit,e them to act as assistants 80 the
army instructor 10 be sent here this
fall to drill the University and High
school students. Dean Alden has ap.
pointed Trof. w. A. Darden as the one
instructor from the University ana from
the students, Harold Dimick, Francis
Cramer, Harlan Hunt aud f. s. Stewart
Ralph Barnes was one of the appointees
bus he is now on his way to Wisconsin
to attend the 81. Johns military eamg
during the summer term.