Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

See Miss L. E. Goodhne at 251 S.
18th st. for subscriptions to all mag
azines. Phone 74l.m. Sat If
The employees Of the Ladd & Bush
bank VIII picnic tomorrow at Taylor s
grove. It is TO be an all day picnic, the
weather permitting and with the EN-
ployes and their wives and special
friends, il is estimated that about 35
will be on hand for the start. Accord
ing to present plans this picnic is to
be an annual affair.
James S. Stewart, good roads advo-
cate, reports rousing meeting last
evening at Mt Angel The town nall
was filled to capacity including CALLER
les. The Mt. Angel band played better
than ever, Mr.. Stuart said, and every
body was enthused over good roads.
On a call for a standing vote of those
favoring good roads, every one present
responded. Tonight Representative
Stewart will speak at Springfield and
evening at Turner.
At a meeting to be held at Liberty
this evening final arrangements will
be made for extending electric power
service into the Liberty district. Al.
ready $4,000 has been subscribed and
this means that within a short time
work will begin on putting up poles
and stringing wires.
d
Dr.. and Mrs. F. L. Utter will spend
he week end at Lebanon visiting
with friends.
Members Of the Illihee golf club
viii compete tomorrow for the Hauser
rophy In this contest, the men will
,lay against the women. Those inter
,sted in the golf club and the game
irge all players to take part in the
contest.
The program for the Monday noon
uneheon at the Marion hotel Of mem
,ers of the Commercial club promises
o be Of unusual interest as s. G. IA
II, president of the Roosevelt highway
association, will be present. Besides be
NO an active worker for the Roosevelt
Highway, Mr.. Pier is city commissioner
4 Portland and manager of the Mar
hall Wells Hardware company. Mem
,ers on the committee for attendance
Ionday are Joseph II. Albert, W. /.
'taley and Roy r Wise.
o
Kenneth Aspinwall, one Of the orig
nal Company NJ boys, has returned
ome after IL months in France. He
vent through some of the hardest
ighting and wears a wound stripe.
sefore going over seas he was trans
erred out Of Company M.
Little Neva Walling. daughter Of
Ir. and Mrs. Q. e. Walhng of Keizer
ottom, has Just submitted to an oper-
tion for the removal of tonsils at the
allen hospital, and is reported as do
ng nicely.
Among the number of speakers who j
the pupils Of the Salem
ehools was Governor OleOtt, who
riefly addressed the children of the
arfield school, taking for his subject
he significance Of Memorial day. He
BOX occasion in course Of hs remarks
, touch upon the tendency to complete
secuarize the day to the extent of '
its real sacredness and mean i
e. a
One Of the cleanest, cutest bits Of I
audeville stuff seen in Salem recently {
as the song and joke stunt Of the /
Lueierp trio at the Oregon last ]
ghi. The rotund little funsters made I
special hit with their darky yarns
nj camp meeting ebullitions.
Major Jack Hamilton, soldier Of for
me and hero Of the great war, will
leak next Tuesday aud Wednesday
-enings at the Liberty theatre He
also scheduled to speak twice at the
ablie schools telling Of his thrilling :
experiences in France. He is accom-
lnied by his French wife, whom he
scued from convent, after her sis
r, father and mother had been mas
cred by the Germans.
-O-
In the damage suit filed by James
rkes for $1,000 against B. w. Macy,
liner Mangis and Morris Weleh. at
rneys on both sides have agreed that
lth parties shall have until May 81 in
hich to answer or otherwise plead to
aintiff's complaint. NJ f. Pogne will
present Mr.. Sykes when the ease :
mes TO trial and Walter E. Keyes will >
pear for the defendants. Mr.. sykes :
aims that the defendants forced him !
march in the patriotic parade when !
e srmistiee was being celebrated, :
5y. :, 1918. =
The big rousing good roads meeting :
7 Salem has been scheduled for the 4
eaday evening just before the spec !.
! election. Il has not as yet been 4
eided whether to hold IL in the. ar ::
Dry OF 10 have an open air meeting. !.
Stewart, the good roads \
ell binder, viii be the principal speak. ).
ef the evening. Good roads advocates :.
om all parts Of the county viii at :
I'd the meeting and the Mt. Angel !.
nd which has done N .nuat -. .-...H 7 :.