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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1921)
Page Tw0 The Capitd Jdtfcnal. Salem, Oregon Jnl Latest News Covering WilIartteyalleyPomts Classes to Gather At Corvallis Commencement Will Be Held June 10 To 13; 300 Will Graduate Corvallis, June 8. The fifty aecond commencement of the Ore gon Agricultural college, to take place June 10-13, will mark thj graduation of the largest flans 'n the history of the institution. More than 300 students will foe graduated at this commencement. Commencement exercisst will be held at 10 o'clock Monday morning. The commencement ad dress will be delivered by Dr. Henry Suzzalo, president of the University of Washington. The title of his address will bo, "Some Anglo-Saxon Id&als." President Kerr will confer the degrees upon the members of the : class and will present the honors and prizes to be awarded. Elaborate plans have been made for the entertainment of the large number of Barents, friends. ! euets and alumni that art jx- tain pected will return to the cam-, i nese questions and the exam pus, iiiatiou were conducted by Super Five year reunions of the class- i intendent of Schools Josiah Wills, constitution, and what is the his tory of its adoption. 5. Tell something ot the strug gles of Abraham Lincoln to ob- an education. joyfully surprised at the of the work. es of 1881, 1886, 1891, 101, 1906, 1911, 1916 are expected to bring many old "grads" back to the campus. All are expected to attend the alumni luncheon and program June 11. White Woman Ventures Far Into Desert Dallas Knight? Conduct Tests In Gty Schools Dallas, June 8. The Knights of -Pythias of Dallas have been conducting a contest In the .ib lic and high school of the ell, for the purpose of stimulating inter est among the pupils in States history. The contest was started several months ago and prizes were offered in the aggre gate of $25. Three prizes were given to the high school students and four to the grammar grade pupila. A committee was named to prescribe the questions and sub jects on which the pupils would he examined. The following ques tions were submitted to the grade :upiis: 1. Describe the battles of Con ;;rd and Lexington. 2. Tell about Washington and his army at Valley Forge. 3. Memorize the Declaration of Independence from the beginning to the following words: "To prove this let facts be submitted to a candid world." 4. What were the conditions that prompted the making of the ; Floyd D. Moore and Glen O. Hol man. The prizes were awarded the grammar pupils yesterday morning as follows: 1st prize, i $6.50, Kenneth Day; 2nd prize, $3,50, Helen Butler; 3d prize, $2.50, Alfred Gerlingcr; 4th prize $1.50, Myrtle Uarber. The questions submitted to the high school were as follows: 1. Why did the revolution In I England, led by Cromwell, fail. I 2. Name the causes whicji led to the Revolutionary war and its re ints on the nations of the world. 3. Tell why the doctrine of the Declaration of Independence was called revolutionary in its char acter at the time proposed. 4. Explain tlie Monroe Doctrine, Its history, its meaning and tell United 1 whe" tne United States has been called upon to perpetuate it. 5. Repeat the Declaration of In dependence to the words, "To prove this let facts he submitted to a candid world." The awards in the high school contest will not be made until Friday night at commencement exercises. About 50 pupils took part in the contest and thp committee was results horse races, to put on ebration that win attract. perau... from miles around. rwTi- I personnel, wil be sent here soon,. On. of the interesting surprise of j Albariy Plans To Celebrate July Fourth Albany, June 8. The scope of the big two day race meet scned uled for Albany for July 4-5 was broadened at a meeting of the un derwriters, recently, to include a i grand and glorious old fashioned Fourth of July celebration. Committees were appointed to arrange for a big entertainment in addition to the races. The idea is to give, in addition to the MORE FOR EGGS We always pay 2c per dozen more. You see we have stall in the Portland markets and sell di rect to consumers. Peoples Cask Store Phone 45S lotifcovr-. ma Mrs. Roslta Forbes, recently re ceived by King George, is the first white woman to reach Kufra tbe Senusal fastness across the Libyan Desert, placing her In the trout ranks of explorers. She travelled from Benghazi across the Libyan desert to the oasis of Kufra, the headquarters of the Remissl never before visited by a white womau, and only once by a Kuropean (Rohlfel over 40 years ago. The Journey was one of great hardship and danger, due chiefly to the fanaticism of the Zawsls, native tribe who hate strang i i UlVjf V M fflWU M w lhai what I call Coffee umm jjjjj LgJafil Jos. Grab Phone 2t Mil John Oraber Phone H62W Graber Bros. PLUMBING AND HE ATI NO Telephone 550 Main 141 S. Liberty St. Salem, Ore. S. C. STONE, M. D. TREATS CAHCERS and does a general office practice. Office Tyler's Drug Store 1 i South Commercial titreet. No camouflage just real coffee flavor rich and smooth. That is what you get when you use Folger's Golden Gate. It has required many years of patience, skill, and applied experience to attain the blend which you find in every tin of Folger's Golden Gate Coffee. But when you taste it you'll say "that's it that's the flavoi I've been searching for." Ask your grocer for Folger's Golden Gate and have coffee that is "Different in taste from other coffee and better." J. A. FOLGER & CO. San Francisco Seattle - Kansas City - Dallas ShizuoJa, Japan FOLGER'S GOLDEN GATE PRODUCTS COFFEE TEA EXTRACTS SPICES AND BAKJNG POWDER NEU RASTHEN1A Hammocks and Swings "Enjoy yourself after a days work and inhale some of the good fresh air out in a corcortable hammock. They're Reduced BIG Outing Supplies Camp ing days are here, come in and see our complete outfits. Just the thing you have been wanting. Everything Reduced. NERVE STARVATION A Dianaoc of lK Down Hnartad -Prac tical advice an what to do. Manv a man it broken down and dis eonraged without having any actual! diaeaae in hia organs and tiaaues, - hal has lost hia grip, feela weak and nor-! Ml ana vor tiling kki dark, liei hi suffering from tfca great American ; ease Naaraatheaiaor arrve starva-J tioo, due to over work, worry, cmtin-. oal harry and wer.au train. The longer tt I cootioona the wore certainty win It end ' n rrall I dow of hnj atowaa an i i ow w numind I Sort) a au ahouM Ilea on the iiwalr cat otealjrof coaed truit aod rreen reoeUMea. j ara at ntfht If he raa. an Hour to I im atamac m aod, I I oaail aror aad hkaali , like Nutalrd Ir.m Nuiated Iran coo nana a oradurt oroorht to the attention at ton nam A dinar of Haiti I Ja I by the cele hanked Doctor Booaa. which laji I Uthe nrm chaal rhllrol rimat"l ' ' nered tinaiaominnni iioni own no CLOSING OUT SALE iRugs Wall - I Price IPaPer2 Price EoHatoHooflaooflnflnHaBooonoHBooV oaoHaoMooBoooooooHtBWBBnlrW Naaahrd Vreo nar theraAnw ha aud to . nlj Want onrw ood hhnad food ohncc ft aawooe tnah prlfipaliiipiW ilhdei ill bo aanjroowojU gtrm ran iuoojiii imai. a... o ood Wood hi and on d a n i It arhn Uiinao on wuirra wdownhdeHwrewaat ..want dannnoirtj em. tnndnnaaowwe. tmm 9 hjoonaiil oindn i n irrrrrrrii lif 1 I M" hnnnkhf aUdnoKiaU. WORTH & GRAY DEPARTMENT STORE SICCESSOSS TO W. W. MOORE 177 N. LIBERTY STREET MM WS it was announced la the message High School at Airlie Graduates Three Saturday Dalals, -June 8. County scftool SuperiDtenrient Josiah Wills wan present at the commencement ex ercises tor the Airlie high school last Saturday evening, at which time two pupils, Winojene Peter son and Frank Tubandt, graduat ed. Rev. Ballantyne offered the invocation and Harry C. Seymour, director of industrial club work for the State and former county school superintendent of Polk' county, made the address of the evening. His subject was, "Proper Motivation." Prof. H. W. Cope Lucky Strike cigarette Destroyer s To Go To Astoria Astoria, June - Further im petus to the elaborate plans being made in Astoria for the Fourth ot July celebration was the telegram received by C. A. Smith, president of the Astoria Chamber of Com merce, from D. C. Godwin, flag lieutenant and aide to the commander-in-chief of the Pacific fleet, stating that a division of a n-innn rfcalrnvpru would COniC to the Columbia river for the three I land presented the diplomas to the dal celebration July 2, 3 and j graduates. Prot. t.opelanu is going and'would return for the state to Bhanilw for the ensuing year. encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans which will be held in this city July 15, 16 and 17. The message stated that It was impossible to assign battleships to this city fort he two occasions be cause of the schedule which had previously lieen worked out for that class of fighting craft. The names of the vessels to be sent to Astoria, together with their the evening was the numerous prizes presented to the graduates. Airlie is one of the few standard high schools in the county though a very few pupils attend. Forrest Haines, believed to be a professional burglar and safe breaker, was captured while en gaged in robbing the store and postoffice at Dlxonvllle in Douglas county. HammanAutoSS :20 , Two Stage, rj.ii. Leava finiotv, iA.n- . " iv. w am. LfiaVA Mill , ' Leaves 0. E. ru,,,,, ' , "m Wayside stop. S'. BUM, turner, gtat. . " Pital. Cotta W Jos. H. Hamman Phone 101 Salem, JOURNAL WANTADSPIT MRIS CARTERS Hood, Fisk, or Silvertown Cord Great Western Garage Call Phone 44 PEARL OIL )0k (KEROSBNE) MIIM, B in in mm h in' in i i in ii ii 'iiMiii You may wear your first nalr o( P., Garters by chance but you'll buy Parh after that by choice. So do most men 2 want sure-shot service, comfort wdvife ASTEIN&COMP1NY remember they've htm and up Take a tip buy Paris today N ew Gra PUMPS and ite Strap ainskin P umps are here. These Pumps were bought at a ridiculously low price. All dealers are asking from $12 to $15 for the same styles. We will close this entire lot out at the un heard of price of $6.95 Come in now and see this line of wonderful Pumps as they can not last long at this price. Our Entire Stock on Sale Excepting Ilanan Shoes. Thousands of Pairs Going Out Each Day. RUBBER HEEL DAY EACH WEDNESDAY, 60c HEELS PUT ON HALF PRICE, 25c JHE PRICE, SHOE nan Sicts Sebiy Sines Fai Pomp Dm Bat Oil BwgnanBootj Wild Elk tweto ItotApfHaaw 326 8UU?S rftMrtMMM
