Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-01


Saturday, May 13, is the dat
on which members Of the Saler
Commercial club will be enter
tanned by Oregon Agriculture
leollege students at their JUNO
weekend festivities. .Accordin,
to word received yesterday b,
Robert Duncan, manager of tn,
Salem club, a number Of loca
residents have accepted the col
lege's invitation to visit the Cor
wallis campus.
Some Of the lower windows IL
the Salem high school probably
will be screened in the near fu
ture, it was stated today, as &
number of glass panes have re,
Gently been broken by stray
baseballs. The matter was
brought before the school board
at its meeting last night by
George w. Hug, superintendent
OF schools.
Ruben Ives, who told police he
formerly lived at the Multnomah
county farm, last night appeared
at the station and requested Of
ficers to assist him in locating a
nephew, Tom Ivies. Ruben Ives
was given a bed in the Jail last
night and Acting Chief of Police
Birtchet said this morning he will
be taken before County Judge
Bushey today.
Kenneth Perry, president of the
senior class Of the Salem high
school, arose in assembly at the
high school this morning and, on
behalf of his class, challenged
members of the junior and sopho-
more classes to a yell and song
contest to be held at the high
school on March 10. Yells will be
judged by volume and the songs
will be judged on adaptability,
words, music and rendition.
Points awarded will count in the
Inter-class rivalry contest, it was
stated.
W. M. Smith, assistant state
superintendent of schools, was
among the speakers who last
night addressed mass meeting at
Woodburn, called to discuss the
feasibility Of a union high school
district at Woodburn. No defi-
lite action was taken at the meet
ng. Judge Blaine McCord, F. e.
Tagin, Woodburn, superintendent
If schools, and A. e. Austin, a
member of the Woodburn school
,oard, also addressed the meeting,
md w. H. Baillie, county school
supervisor, was among those in
Professor Edgar A. Robinson of |
he Leland Stanford university |
rrived in Salem in time this |
lorning to address the students
{ Willamette university in chap
|. His purpose in Salem being to |
ecture tonight upon the subject
( the recent Washington peace
difference, he spoke briefly upon
hat subject. He brought a
raphic picture Of the opening
ays of the conference, giving it
ne life of a personal touch that
ever can be CLEANED from print.
his few moments this morning
e merely outlined the general
lrroundings for the conference
nd traced the beginnings of the
ughes' proposals. Il
Pomeroy C Keene, Salem Jewell
IS, yesterday agreed to donate a
rye silver trophy to the basket
all team winning the state in
'rscholastic championship to be
ecided at tournament to be
cid here March 1, II and 18, it
as announced this morning by
obert Duncan, manager of the
llem Commercial club. Direc-
rs of the club, at a meeting
cid Monday night, voted to au- :
Iorize the purchase of a cup
1t in view of the jewelers. offer,
'ne will be bought, Mr.. Dun
n explained this morning. The
4sketball tournament is to be I
I'D under the auspices Of VIII (
mette university and the games I
Ill be played in the Salem arm
y. Last year the tournament I
As won by Franklin high school, /
Portland. I