Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06

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Joeckel is principal of the school and
MRS Ethel Mccoy is in charge OF the
primary grades.
Tractor owners. attention. You
should be interested in a small thresh
er with wind stacker and self feeder.
now on exhibition at the Charles p.
Archerd Implement company. Cal
and examine it. S4*
See baseball today: score at Otto
Klett's for Pacific Coast league. IS
An exceptionally important meeting
of the Teachers club will be held in
the auditorium of the Public Librar,
at s p. m. Tuesday. April 6. Miss Cor.
nelia Marvin will tell of interesting
Experiences during her recent visit t
the Orient. Several musical numbers
have been provided. Following thii
program the regular monthly bust
ness meeting will be held.
See baseball today: score at Otto
Klett's for Pacific Coast league. 81
Thursday afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock
under the auspices of the Marion
County Children's Bureau, DR.. Franl
Brown, specialist, will address tn
mothers of Salem. on the care of tn,
ear. The lecture will begin promptl
at 1880, as the doctor has only a lin
iited time to spare. 1t is expected tina
a great many mothers will avail them
selves of the opportunity to hear DI
in the auditorium of the Commercia
Brown. The lecture will take plae
club.
!. A valuable battery testing instru
ment, the owner of which has not We
been found by police, was found O
Cherry avenue Monday afternoon b
III. L. Clark, of Clark's Tire House
319 North Commercial street. The an
paratus was turned over to police
who are holding it pending the al
rival OF It's owner.
Goldie Gidley, 16, who recently wa
caught by police here after she ha
fled her home at SCOTS Mills afte
taking a horse and riding through tn
night until she reached Salem. toda
was in custody of the Juvenile cour
Monday evening the girls foster par
ents, according to police report
brought her to headquarters claimin
that they could do nothing with he
Police, in turn, placed her in the Gus
tody of County Judge Bushey.
A permit to erect a garage on h
property on d street, between Col
r tage and Winter, was issued Monda
evening at the city recorders offic
to Oscar B. Gingrich, local auto dea
er. Costs of the garage will be al
proximately $500.
, Eighteen persons we're placed
positions by the municipal labor bul
eau during the last week, accordin
to the regular weekly report prepare
by City Recorder Race, head of ii
agency, for the federal employmel
office at San Francisco. Men were pl
to work in %hopyards, as janitors,
: highway work, on farms and at truc
: driving, according to the report.
Earl Headrick THE Man WI
Sings is busy these days rounding i
signatures of ex-service men who al
in line for the bonus measures now b
fore congress. Mr.. Headrick, WI
q served overseas, and is we'll known
! Salem, and is anxious to get in
touch with all e~x-service men. II
r. you want the bonus? Do you want
as cash, as a loan, or in land" a
Hendricks main queries. Those il
terested will find suitable question
aires at the desk at the Bligh Hott
The survey is being made for the Sta
and Stripes, the service mems new
paper.
Is Mrs. A. M. Clough, wife of Coron
Clough, has been i'll at her residenc
1928 Broadway. for about a week, w
much improved today, and her speet
recovery was expected.
John Conger, printer, was the que
l. of relatives in Portland over East
returning to Salem Monday a~fternoo
Boys and girls of Salem and vicini
. are taking a great deal Of interest
the poultry club which was organic
ID Saturday under the auspices of t
Capital National bank. The YOUTH
poultry raisers met in the offices
Superintendent w. M. Smith, wi
= was chosen as club leader. Harl
Brunkey, is president Of the ne