Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-20
Special meeting Of Pacifi!

DOyS at camp Lewis.
Special meeting Of Pacific
lodge No. so, A. F. & A. NJ
~ this evening. Work in the M
m.M. degree. Visiting brethren
~ welcome. =
The Mothers class OF the First Meth
odist church win serve the dinners fol-
the Red Cross workers who meet agar
Tuesday noon at the church for a gen
eral conference.
Notice has been received by the loca
Elks' lodge that the grand lodge will
meet TINS SIMMER at Atlantic City July
S-l3 and that the city has 1000 hotel,
to accommodate the visitors.
The complete vote for justice of thu
pease for Salem presinrt was Cradle.
baugh l54 AND Reinhart, 157. The latte.
and Attorney Unruh will fight it oul
at the polls in November.
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A Red Cross meeting will be held al
SCOTS Mills Tuesday evening as parl
of the week. Red Cross campaign. AID.
dresses will be made by the Rev. Rob.
ert s. Gill and P. E. Fulltrton.
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Now that the Oregon Guard has, OF
is about to receive, its uniforms, prepar.
atoms are under way at the armory by
which each company will have rooms OF
its own for the care of its equipment
Mr.. Thurman Cave, who has been
with the State Highway Department for
the past two years, has accepted a pc.
sition with the Warren Spruce Company
of Toledo, and will leave for his new
work within a few days.
Tonight the city council will take up
for final reading and passage the bill
prohibiting loafing; one in rtgard to
the care of contagious diseases; tht
junk shops without the parents order.
and the moving picture ordinanct
whereby the police matron, the city
marshal and the mayor becomes tht
board of censors.
The past week was n OF low tenn
~peratures in Salem and vicinity, accord
ing to the government official re
cords. The highest for the week was
81 and the lowest temperature Al. The
week before was also one of rather low
temperatures for May. For the months
of April and May to date, there has
been only a total rainfall Of 2.3t
inches, below the avtrage for this time
of year.
Adair Lockwood, after completing hi
course of 25 weeks in the electrical
training school Of the navy at Mare Is
land is home for a ten day visit with
his parents. In the examination, he made
the high rating of electrician of the
second class, which means hat as soor
as he is assigned to duty on a man OF
war, he will be ranked as electrician OF
the first class.
The University of Oregon players wor
two out of three games in their tennis
contest last Saturday with the William
cite University experts. In the singles
Miss Marjorie Campbell of Oregon wor
from Miss Hortense Harrild, SO, SO
Miss Adriene Epping also of Oregon
lost to Miss Mary Findley, GA, 70. Ore
gon won in the doubles, Miss Madeline
Slotboom and Miss Marjorie Kay
against Miss Findley and Miss ciarf
Perkins. The return match will be play
ed in Eugene next week.
The bodies of Mr., and MRS. Henry M
Frey, who died Saturday morning at the
Willamette Sanatorium from trichino'
sis, will be taken to Lodi, California
foI funeral services and burial. The bod
les will be accompanied by a brother
of Mrs. Frey. The four children who arc
also suffering from rne same disease
caused by the eating of raw pork, are
reported today to be making a salts
factory recovery.
Several Italian flags have been offer
ed Postmaster Huckestein for May "a,
the day to be observed complimentary
to the Italians as it was this day that
Italy entered the great war. By order
of the treasury department at Washing
ton. all federal buildings are to fly the
Italian flag next Friday. Those Offered
ale about two by three feet and the
flag will fly on the flagpole of the post
office underneath the national emblem
A patriotic program was given last
evening by the Epworth league of the
German Methodist church on Center
street. A service flag with six stars
was presented by Louis Oldenburg and
dedicated by the pastor. This flag rep
rescnts the number Of boys of the
church who are now in the service, sew
eral nov being in France. The pledges
and offering for the Red Cross work
amounted to $4,000.
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