Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-13

"a this evening at 1870 sharp.
IN Work in the NJ. NJ. degree.
~ Visiting brethren @o% welcome
The Oregon Jewellers Retail associa-
ton will meet in Salem June 5 and
6, with headquarters at the Commercial
club. PomerOy & Wallace and Hartman
Bros, have been appointed a committee
to look after the entertaining of the
visitors. Besides being shown the state
institutions, they will be given a ban
quet at the Marion hotel on the evening
of Thursday, June G.. Otto Hartman of
this city is first vice president of the
association.
Constable Percy M. varney will ap-
preeiate your support for city marshal.
STA
If satisfied with the official record
of Constable Percy M. Varney, indorse
it by voting for him for city marshal.
5-14
The winners in the spelling contests
which were held Saturday, are: eighth
grade, Norma Mars, Woodburn, 81; and
Alga Swanson, Woodburn, SO; seventh
grade, Annie Wolf, Sublimity, 100; and
Mory A. Bovine, Stayton, SO; sixth
grade Hilda Starr, Sublimity, 100 and
Lee Brown Stayton, 9S; fifth, Leora
McClung, Silverton, 98 and Lillian Swan
son Woodburn, 90; fourth, Norman
Richards, Woodburn, 100 and Leota Beal
Mill City, 80.
Major Woolpert and Capt A. R. VII
son will 60 to Stayton tonight to mus
ter in another company of Oregon
guards.
If you want an officer in the city
marshal's chair who has done things
vote for Constable Percy M. Varney.
5-14
The young man or the middle aged
gentleman who has had experience in
Y. NJ. C. A. work just now is In de-
mand. There seems to be some difficulty
in finding enough men to fill the call
for army. Y. M. G. A. work. Eric Bolt
camp secretary Of the Y. M. G. A. at
Vancouver was inuthe city yesterday on
a tour through the valley looking for
men whom he could enlist in the work.
Captain Wilson wishes a full attend
ance of company e, Oregon guards, to-
morrow evening.
Vote 16 x Percy M. varney for city
marshal. STA
From Hood River the death is an
nouneed of Miss Abbie j. Mills, a grad
uate from the old Portland hospital
and for a number of years, matron of
the Salem hospital dating from 1898.
She was born at Brownsville Feb. 25,
1869. After her services in Salem, she
went to Hood River in 1904 with the
Cottage Hospital at that place. The fun
eral services were held Sunday after
noon from the Asbury Methodist church
of Hood River, of which she wal a mem
Der.
Vote for No. x 72 Lee w. Acheson,
a resident and voter of Marion county
for 25 years, candidate for constable
on the republican ticket. sis
DR.. M. P. Mendelsohn, the eye spe-
is again back in his office at
ter being confined TO his home by sick
ness during the last week.
Mrs. John Bayne was the recipient
last week Of a beautiful bible and scroll
it coming through Mrs. Helen Gould
Shepherd Of New York City, and was in
consideration of her having memorized
SAG verses or twenty chapters in differ
ferent parts Of the bible. The gift Is
appreciated by Mrs. Bayne and
her many friends. The offer still holds
good for members of the Y. w. @. A.
by which they can secure a like prize.
The Portland battalion Of four COM
and the Salem battalion Of four
companies of the Oregon state guards
have been organized into a regiment to
be known as the First Regiment Ore
yon Guards according to announcement
made this afternoon. With the organiza-
ton of the regiment, Major w. q. North
Of Portland has been appointed Col
onel of the regiment and Major w. r.
Woolpert of the Salem battalion to the
Of lieutenant colonel. This will
give the First Regiment as now organ
lied eight companies.
The first election of officers Of the
body of willamette University
was in progress today, the voting to con
tinue until 5 o'clock this evening. The
ballot presented to the students for the
election as follows: For president, Har-
I'D Nichols and Gustav Anderson; for
vice president, Leila johnson and Helen
for secretary, Elizabeth Tebben
Marguerite While and Helen Rose; for
treasurer, Robert Story and Harold
for editor of the Collegian:
Francis Cramer and Homer Tasker; for
manager of the oollegian: Royal Moore
To arrange for Memorial services
May 80, the Ministerial Association at
its meeting this morning appointed al
consisting of the Rev. R
n. Avison of the First Methodist church
the Rev. Gao. 4. Holt of the First Bap-
tist church and the Rev. c. W. Kantner
the First Congregational church. The
association also voted a complimentary
banquet to be given the Rev. f. T..