Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09

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- After a 10 days illness, Herman
Clark' assistant principal of the
salem high school, was back in
his office this morning.
Mrs. Gertrude Smith, instructor
IN history at the Salem high
school, returned to school this
morning after an absence Of a
few days.
Complaint that his bicycle was
stolen from the Salem high school
this morning was made to the DO
lice by NerVal Edwards, of this
city.
Twenty dollars fine was paid
by William o. Doughty, of this
city, this morning, when he plead
ed guilty before Police Judge Earl
Race to a charge Of speeding.
Doughty was arrested yesterday
by Traffic Officer Miller Hayden
Six grade teachers and four
junior high school teachers are
now out Of school with illnesses,
1t was announced by school Off
cials this afternoon. George w.
Hug, superintendent, was still
confined to his home today.
A large crowd is expected to at
tend the debate here tomorrow
night Between the Salem high
school affirmative team and the
Milwaukee negative team. The
Salem negative will appear at
Milwaukee. The local debate is to
be held in the auditorium Of the
public library and will start at s
o'clock. Benoit McCroskey and
Ward Southworth will appear on
the negative side.
Due to removal from this mill
tary district, Captain Leroy Hew-
lit, commander of company F,
has resigned from the active list
Of the Oregon guard. The resigna-
tion was accepted this morning.
On March 13, the company will
elect new commander, Henry O..
Miller has been appointed inspect
or of the election.
The committee of the Parent
Teacher association of the Lincoln
Junior high school Investigating
the cost of supplying each student
in the three lower grades with a
half pint of milk every morning
has found that it will cost from
$45 to $50 a month, and are TAX
ing steps to provide the money
which it is believed can be rails
ed. Mrs. Julia Iverson, treasurer
of the association, is handling
the funds and donations can be
made to her. The committee IN
charge Of the matter Is Mrs. W.
C. Suuier, Mrs. John Harb1son'
Mrs. Luetta J. West, Mrs. Julia
Iverson, Miss Violet Rotzien and
Miss Mabel Curry.
Business is improving and
thew are very optimistic in the
east regarding the present out
look" says c. 1. Lewis, assistant
general manager of the Oregon
Growers Cooperative association
Mr.. Lewis has just returned from
an extended trip in the south anu
east He has had a splendid op-
portunity to thoroughly analyse
the situation, as he visited tne
nrinclpal cities in practically all
the eastern as well as the south
ern states. The stocks are very
low in practically all lines OF
dried and canned goods, he stat
ed, and with the shelves Of the
dealers becoming depleted, theLe
is every prospect that there Will viii
he a scarcity in these goods carry
in the season.
Usually, the half that mas no'
been told is the better half.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our frienu5 is.;
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