Capital journal., April 30, 1925, Image 6

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925
AT WILLAMEfTE
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Plans ore rap: illy iiutu nr.
May day fcaUvitioe to be held at
WitU. to uiii . ci ti
and 9. IJuntirttia ot vis.i.ii);
fr.tnd.s, parents and h-Kh fccuoji
etudcntti uro expected on the cum
pus. OitUUindinR am na west-kind
eve u is wU be the coronation
ot the May queen. Alias I,ucm
Card, with the dances which fol
low after the event, and the Jun
ior play, "Mr. i im I'aasis Liy." tn
be given by members ot the juuior
clans on the evening of May it. In
eomo of the May dunces men will
participate for the firet time binci
1919.
A canoe fets. which had bo en
l.-nnrd tentatively, bos been dis
carded. The complete program fur
the week-end bus been announced
ta follows:
Fridav. Mav 8.
10:00-11:00 a. m. Registration
cf visitors.
12:00 ni. Ringing of victory
bell.
12:00-1:00 p. m. Students' pic
nic lunch.
1:00-3:00 p. m. Muj court pro
gram: Address o welcome by Pro
fessor Matthews; coronation of
Queen Lucia; May dancea.
3:00 p. m. Uasehttll, Pacific
vs. Willamette.
8:00 p. m. Junior play.
Saturday Mav 9.
6:30 a. m. May morning break
fast. 10:00 a. m. Tennis, O. A. C
ve. W. U.
11:00 a. tn Musical program
In chapel at Waller bull.
1:30 p. m. Track nrct, Clie
mawa vs. Willamette.
3:00 p. m. Stunts: green cap
stunt by freshmen ; freshmau
6 p homo re log race; freHhinan
cop ho more tug of war.
7:30 p. m. Cantata, "Hia
watha's Wedding Feast, M Waller
hall.
8:30 p. m. Fountain display In
Will son park.
Dr. Dimey, president of the uni
versity. Is exported t ho on hun-1
during part of tho festivities. He
has notified local university peo
ple that he will arrfro in Salem
on May 9. whl?h Is the second day
of tho wck-enil. It has boon an
nounced that Mrs. Doney will not
accompany him went. Ho has nl
renriT loft Canbr'd-e. Miwchn-
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SCHEDULE FOR JUNIOR
TWILIGHT LEAGUE OUT
Tilt bxiuail SLheduJa lor the
junior twilight league of Salem
a as announced tudny as follow:
Thursday, April 30 Central
.Uuggera vs. Field Mice.
Saturday. May 2 Scout Troop
No. 1 vs. Klvor Rata.
Monday, Miiy 4 River Ratg va
JCentral Sluggers.
Wednesday. Muy C Field Mice
vs. Adams Alloy Cats.
Saturday May 9 Scouts vs.
iregon Journal.
' Monday, May 11 Oregon Jour
nals vs. River Hats,
Wednesday, may 13 Adams
Alley Cats vs. Central Sluggers.
Saturday, May Hi Field Mice
. Scout Troi No. 1,
Monday, hUv 18 Field Mice
Oregon Journal.
Wednesday, May 20 Scouts vs.
t'entral Sluggers.
Saturday, May 23 River Rats
s. Adams Alley Cats.
Monday, May 25 Oregon Jour
nal vs. Kiver Rats.
Saturday, M.iy 30 Adams Alley
','aU vs. Scouts.
Members of teams are from IS
to 18 years of or". The league I
'ielng held under the auspices of
the local Y. M. C. A. All games
will be played at the high school
".rounds, oast of Parrlsh junior
''h school.
setts, where he has been spending
he winter. After stopping a few
days at Chicago he will come on
to Sftlem.
SALEM
Thursday
May 7
?IS1T?VEXHIDITI0NT
ANNOUNCE ON SHOW CSOUNDS,
ffSSM DAILY AT j
Grand Stand Chair Scats
On Sale at
PATTON'S BOOK STORE
EYEGLASSES AND
TEETH CHAR! ARE
MURDER CLEWS
Gary, Ind., April SO. A pair of
'jycKlavics for a middle aged man
i woman's nroy eufrrfe left shoo where the body was found.
and a chart of her teeth were the
keys held today by authorities in
vestigating the death of an un
identified (irl whose dismembered,
burned and bulutt riddled body
was found Sunday near Chester
ton. A possibility that solution ol
the mystery hinged entirely on the
eyeglasses, like that ot the slay
ing of Hobby Frank by Nathan
ueopoia ana Ktcuard Loeb was
ronaidered by official. In a
lengthy conference last night.'
The-shoe with Due etrap burned j
off was found by a police dog,
The dog followed a trail to a
mjdl awmp lake a abort distance
away where, authorities believe
the missing legs and right arm if
the girl might be found when the
lake is pumped diy.
Tracing ot any dental work
one on her teeth was started when
the chert nf trie glrl'a mouth wa
made.
A partial Identification ot the
body as that ot the wife of a Gary
railroad employe waa upset when
t was learned that letter was
received from bar trom Farina
III.. Monday.
Her hubsand who had been heH'
for questioning was released.
Articles of incorporation w
tiled Tuesday with the etate cor
poration department by the Mi
rlne Rotary Valve Mjlort eompan
of Portland, having a capital 01
150,000. The Incorporators art
George R. Barker, S. E. Nygrer,
and I M. Barker.
-JiVs Catarrh
Medicine fr?
ch0 ca aoo uucroat, and has beer
acccwsrut ip the vestment ot Catarrk
ar es ort vesrs Sold by all dnigguta
i. CriliNFl & CO.. Toledo. Ohlc
about 300 feet from the spot
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STATE g STREET
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$1.25
Zebra heels are ultra smart
giving the costume a finish,
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All colors to match or contrast
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Salem's Leading Department Store
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A Bicycle Parade promot
ed to show the youth of to
day how to ride a bicycle
safely and well.
Every boy and girl man
and woman with a wheel
is invited.
Elegant prizes for riders
with decorated bicycles
Boy Scouts in uniform.
Oh Boy! Let's Go!
Everything Free!
"Cycle Trades of America"
Silver Trophy cup to the
school with greatest num
ber of riders in the parade.
Percenasre basis.
This will . be . the . biggest
bicycle even ever held in
this section of the counry.
Public Invited to
Willamette AWetic Field.
Seats Free
Witness prize awards.
Safety first demonstration.
I'lank riding context.
Scooter rnre.
Clrnn InvipnrMIng snort.
A (rriat lewon In hicvrle riding
for health. And howl of all
"Mfc'y."
(Couretsy Police Dept.)
SATURDAY
May 2, 10:00 a. m. Sharp
Assembley 9:15-10:00 on
Waverly Street between
State and Court streets.
Parade west on Court to
Commercial, south to
State, east on State to Wil
lamette Athletic Field.
(Courtesy
Willamette University)
Mr. W. A. Marshall, head
of State Industrial Acci
dent Commission- will give
a talk on Accident Preven
tion. 40 Prizes.
Here is a
New Stunt
Riding on a plank 150 feet
long, 5 inches wide, 1 inch
thick.
The plank lies on the
ground and it can be rid
den all the way.
Can you ride it? Come and
try.
First prize for the rider
covering the ereatest distance-
a Gold Watch.
Scooter Race
for Kids
UNDER 10 YEARS
If you have a Scooter get it out
rome to the Cycling Carnival Sat
urday morning.
50-yard Scooter Race three
prizes.
Great port for kids.
Order of Events
9:30-10:00 All riders assemble.
10:00 Hike parade.
10 :30 Safety demonstration.
and prize awards.
11:00 Scooter race.
11:30 I'lank ride.
ASK THESE DEALERS IN BICYCLES FOR ALL PARTICULARS
A. H. Moore
Bicycles and Furniture
235 Nortli High St
Lloyd E. Ramsden
385 Court Street
Harry W. Scott
"The Cycle Man"
147 South Commercial SL
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Yd -
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..79c
mm
Leona Crepe
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immm
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Satine and Silk
In various silks and sat
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Some are strictly tailored,
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Oar prices are low!
Oar quality is high!
GUbert Satine
Mercerized Finish
Superior quality in all the
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Silver Spray
Lorraine Tissue
Ask to see this beautiful
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Brasierre and Corset in One!
Here is a practical under
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It serves the purpose of s
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