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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1922)
''.r.;.r'! PAGE TWO l'HE CAPITAL JOUBNAL, SALEM, OREGON DALLAS PLANS CELEBRATION OF ARMISTICE DAY ' Dallas, Oregon, October 31." The program for the Armistice Day celebration to be given un der the auspices of the Carl B. Featon Post No. .20 of Dallas, has now been fully formulated and as It Is the Intention of the post to carry It out In full It prom ises to be the biggest event of similar nature ever held In Polk county. Last year the celebration was held under the auspices of the Independence post with the Dal las post as their guests. Thin year the Independence post la to 1-e the guest of the local post. In addition to these guests, the local post also Invites all ex-aer-vlce men and their families In tht county, also all residents In the county, to participate In the day't festivities. The program as ar range will take place In the en tire afternoon and late In the evening and will end with a ble free dance In ' the" armory with the best dance music provided and starting at 9 o'clock. Armistice Day falls on Satur day, November 11, which. wW make it convenient for all who -'eslre to do so to attend. Promptly at 1:30 o'clock in the ufternoon will be held the big parade, which will be partici pated lit by the military, fra ternal and other organizations and the school children. The parade will form In position not later than 1:15 In order to make a prompt start. The parade Is open to any military and fra ternal organization in the county. Liberal prizes will be offered for the three best floats In the parade. The parade will form as fol lows and follow the line of march given: 1 Colors In position In front of the Dallas armory at 1:15 o'clock. 2 Band. This promises to be the big feature of the day and excellent muslo is assured to the guests. 3 Company L. Infantry of the Oregon National Guard. This aggregation will be In full uni form and the visitors will be able to see some nifty marching evolutions. 4 American Legion Posts of Polk County, Including the Inde pendence Post and Carl B. Fen- ton Post No. 20 of Dallas. 5 Ladles' Auxiliary of the American Legion. These . auxil iaries In the county are quite large and the ladles have assured a representative turnout of their members. . 6 Spanish War Veterans and their ladles. All In marching order and carrying Old Glory. 7 Boy Scouts of . America. There are a goodly number of these youngsters in Polk county and they will make the older or ganizations look well to their inarching laurels. - 8 Grand Army of the Repub lic and the ladles of the various Womans' : Relief Corps of tho county. These two organizations ire rapidly deteriorating In numbers, but will present a good ind active formation In the pa 'ade. 9 Woodmen of the World on Jourt street, west of Church itreet, face west. 10 Prune Center Camp No. 1917, Modern Woodmen of Amer ca of Dallas, and all members of he Modern Woodmen of Amer ca In the county. In this forma lon will be the crack-a-jack de cree team of the order under ommand of Roy Kelley, as captain.. 11 The members of the Knights of Pythias and all other rraternal organizations are ex pected to join In and take post '.Ion in the line of march as they lesire. All floats In the line of narch will form In the rear of '.he marching organizations on "!ourt street and west of Church itreet. The school children will 'orm on Main street and north of ")ak street and take up the march In the rear of the other parching orgHnlzations as the oarade crosses Main street. All floats and cars will halt when the first float reaches Main itreet and wait until the schools are in line of march and then proceed In the rear of the school formation. The route the parade Is to fol low Is as follows: Start on Church street In front of the irmory, then north on Church itreet to Oak street and east on Oak street to Jefferson street. On Jefferson street the entire parade will proceed south to Washing ton street and west on Washing ton street to Main street. -Then north on Main street to Oak street and west on Oak street to Church street. On Church street the route will extend to Church street and as, the colors reach the armory the parade will Ian out and disband. , At 2 o'clock the athletic pro gram for the children wiwll be held at the armory. This pro gram for the children will be Hamilton, captain of Company L. of Dallas. Music for this feature. will be furnished by the ban! and prizes will be awarded to the winning contestants. The par ticipants In this event will be many and the children of the schools are manifesting consid erable Interest. At 3 o'clock a football -game will be played on the college campus. The contesting teams have not as yet been definitely decided upon, but It will be a contest well worth going to see. The game will be played under the direction of a committee headed by Jack Hayes. At 6:30 o'clock a banquet will be served In the Christian church at the corner of Clay and Jeffer son streets, to all ex-service men and their families in Polk county. This will be followed at 8 o'clock by a special program In the church of vocal and Instru mental music and speaking. The last thing on the program starts at 9 o'clock, which will be the dance In the armory. LIBERALS VICTORSTn" ELECTIONS IN CUBA Havana, Nov. 2. The liberal party seemed to be on top In the Cuban politics today as a result of its victories In the partial elec tions held throughout the Island yesterday. Incomplete and unofficial re turns indicated that they had elected liberal candidates as gov ernors of six Cuban provinces and had won the race for mayor of Havana, the second most Import ant administrative post on the laland. Moreover, the liberals In creased their numbers in the lower house of congress so largely that the administration may lose its majority. In Havana election day passed quietly and there are no reports from the provinces to Indicate any disorders. PREMIUM L 1ST F OR CORNS HOW AT NDEPENDENC E ,(!' Uf! Dallas, Oregon, November 2 The premium list for the Inde pendence Corn show Is now In the hands of the printer and will shortly be ready for distribution to those desiring to make exhib its. Definite dates for the show have been set for Friday and Saturday, November 17 and 18. Cash and merchandise prizes to the value of about $400 have been offered and the entry list will tar exceed that of last year. Entries for the show will close in Thursday evening, November 16, and are open to the growers of Polk county and that part of Marlon county immediately trib utary to the city of Independence. Exhibits must have been grown by the entrants in 1922 from the time of planting. In the Junior department the major part of the work In growing the crop must have been done by the exhibitor. The premium list Includes all classes of corn, potatoes, culinary products and vegetables. ' NORMAL SCHOOL CLOSED BY WATER MAIN BREAK Monmouth,. Ore., Nov. 2. Classes In the Oregon Normal school, State Training school and the Monmouth High school were adjourned yesterday for the re mainder of the week as a result of a breakdown of the municipal water system, which has left the city virtually without water. Most of the normal school students left for their homes this morning and are to return for the resump tion of classes next Monday morn ing. ' . City officials have summoned a water line expert from Portland to take charge of making repairs. The source of the trouble which has cut off the water flow had not been located this morning. The municipal water supply is received from Teal creek, 12 miles west of here. Heretofore- the sys tem has operated almost flawlessly- Thomas Kelson Pap Widely Known Author . Ex-Ambassador, Dead Richmond, Va., Nov. 2. Thomas Nelson Page, 69, form er ambassador to Italy and widely known author, died at the home of relatives In Han over county, Virginia, today. His death was sudden. Tho first intimation Richmond relatives had of his Illness came this morning, when they were called to the plantation where the former ambassador had gone for a week. CHBISTLER'S BOOY AT WATERLOO FOR BURIAL Waterloo, N. Y., Nov. 2. The body of the Rev. Leonard J. Christ ler is at the home of his parents here, having arrived yesterday. The funeral will be held Friday. The widow accompanied the body. 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