THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1903.
APAQE FOUR.
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TEACHERS
SALARIES
JAISED
Principals to Get $80 and
Grade Teachers $55
The regular meeting of tho board
til directors of tho Salem public
schools was held Saturday overling,
fall mombors of tho board being pres
ent, except M. L. Chamberlain, who
ila detained by Blcknosa
Dills Ordered Paid.
Clwkfl exponso ,2.50
Urown & Lehman 1.50
'Charles Bort 10.00
TPsolflc States T. & T. Co 3.75
iSalnm Water Co 10.76
LcUoVb of accoptanco woro read
'Jmm all df tho teachers elected' for
JCbe ensuing year, except Miss Nolllo
"CoHur, who resigned, and hor placo
vn Jlllod by tho oloctlon of Miss Ilea
ujle Ghcpard, of Zena.
IS. G. Cans and J, It Davis woro en-
JSgcd to cnumornto tho pupils of the
J3a)eni public schools at salaries of
'$SQ, and 26 cents for each pupil over
A petition from tho teachors for a
ir&lBo In salaries waa read, and tho
Hollowing changes woro made:
Tho salaries of tho principals of tho
"TOast, North, Park and Lincoln
-bcIiooIs was fixed at $80 per month
f tho school year. Tho salaries of
-nil grnrto teachers woro advanced 35
jer month, so that now teachors will
Jinw recolvo flG and old teachers 5S
I Kir month. A motion was mado to
ralso tho salary of tho suporlntond-
.ant to $90 por month, but tho motion
jvns lout
TTho salaries of tho Janitors fur tho
-coming school year woro made:
Park school, $40; North school,
" 412.50; Hast and Lincoln, tG.
Sovoral bids for furnishing wood
-wore nccopted: From Mark Skiff, 70
cords of fir wood nt 13.10 por cord for
ICast school.
0. O. Itlgglns, to supply to Central
school 12 cords of ftr at $2.76 per cord,
and olght cords of oak at $4 por cord.
Jam os Scott to supply Lincoln
vchool with 30 cords of ftr nt $2.88
per cord.
Ilolntqrferos wjth tho wind, , , Av - , ,
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and Is as follews:
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fiALEM
Davis, 3b
The Bugle Call lor Ml Smokers
Sumner, It
Teabo, o i.
Saunders, lb
Lorlmer, ss . . .
Jorman, cf .. .
Downlo? 2b ..
Moshborger, -r'f
Hoss, p "...
WOODMEN
SERVICES
JsUNDAY
Camp and Circto Keep Their
Decoration Day
"Woodman momorlal day wnB oh
nerved Sunday by Salem Camp. No.
118, and Indies of Sllvor Doll Clrclo,
No. 43, Women of Woodoraft. Tho
organisation met at tholr hall In tho
Ilolmau building, and at 1:30 o'clock
proceded by tho Salem Mnrlno band
-marched to tho Hotel Wlllnmotto,
whoro they took tho cars for tho com-
olory. .Ho-forming they took up tho
march. Tho first gravo unveiled bo
lng by tho Clrclo, that of Mrs. Anna
Hanson, wlfo of R, P. Hanson. Tho
Woodmen then took chnrgo of tho ser
vices, and unvollod tho monumonts
ovor tho gravos of Geo. T nallllo. T.
II. Elmpklns, G. P. Card. 'A. Taylor.
Wm. O. Wootacott. U 1 taForo and
trunk D. Forrell; Prof. W. O. Hawloy
7otng tho orator of tho day, and K. F.
JVvorlll tho render. Tho vocal music
Tor tho oct'uslon was furnished by a
quartet of members of tho Circle.
This was tho first public appoaranco
-of tho niarlno bnnd, as It Is n recent
Organization of tho city. Bcarcoly
tthroo months old, and composed of 18
fptoccu, Thoy made, oxcollont music,
:nnd recolvod many rompllmonts for
.Uholr progress In tho Bliort tlmo thoy
working.
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Totals . .
R0SEDURC
Joorgor, 2b
Corliss, If
nay, 3b 4
Daker, ss 6
White, c ...'. 4
Dradloy, p 4
Morrow, lb . 6
Casoy, cf I
Van Lottwln, rf .... 4
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Summary.
Bases stolon Salem 1; Iloscburg&
Struck out Ross 14 j Dradley 12.
Two-baso hits Davis, Loudors,
Joorgor, Morrow.
Passed balls White 1. '
Bases on balls Dradley 4;
Wild pltchos Ross 2. t
Hit by pitched ball Sumner, Cor
liss, White, t
Tlmo of game, 2:30.
Umplro, McCormlck.
Tho gnmo botween Kugcno and Al
bany Saturday was very good ball, ac
cording to tho Eugene Guard, but Eu
gono was too heavy for Albany, Vnd
won by a scoro of C to 2.
Sundny'B gamo wnn dlfforont, tho
scoro showing 18 to C In favor of Eu
eoeo. It Is rumored that Eugene has
strongthonod hor team by adding sov
op mon from California. It Is said
thoso mor arrived In Eugene Friday
morning, and that Eugcno now stands
ready to put good monoy on Its team.
It would seem from tho scoro of tho
last two games, that there might bo
Bomo foundation for tho rumor. When
Itosoburg and Eugene moot, some
thing 1b going to happon, and It Is
pretty cortnln that Salem has got to
get a movo on and strengthen Its team
or tako n third placo. Salem Is in tho
gnmo, and, being In, It must play tho
limit or quit.
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Lewis and Clark Club.
"Mrs. William Hancock Clark has
recovored from hor rocont Illness, at'
Portland, and on noxt Tuosday will
mccompany hor husband to this city.
'jlnjor Clark and wlfo will como up
Jfrom Portland noxt Tuosday, arriving
Ton tho 11 a, m. train. Thoy will ro-
hnaln in Salem untlCthe sanio hour
."iiext day, whon thoy will visit Albany,
returning to Portland Friday evening
fond leaving -for tyolrionio in Wash
ington, D. Q, tho following Monday.
The mombor of tho LowIb and Clark
ijTIub will tofrler them an Informal re
jvoptlon on Thursday evening.
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. Raglans Lose to Roseburg
. (Continued froifx first pago.)
OAK
CEMETRY
Holds Impressive Woodmen
Memorial Exercises
At Twin Oak cometory, near Tur
nor. on Saturday afternoon, was held
tho unvolllng coromonlos of tho mon
umout orected to tho memory of Jas.
W. Drown, a Woodman, who was" a
mombor of Pine Camp, No. 198, of SI!-
verton. Mr. Drown was qulto well
known In Salem, whoro ho married
Miss Cora Adams In 1894. Ho was at
ono tlmo In tho employ of tbo States
man, and also worked at tho Salem
woolen mills. Ho was killed In n rail
road accident near Rocky Ford, Colo
rado, last winter, while in tho employ
of tho Orogon Nursoy Company, of
Salem. Ills wlfo and daughter woro
prosont ot yostorday's corcmonles
which woro bountifully rendered, un
der tho manngomout of Neighbors
Kinney and Slmoral. of Pine Camp,
and Postmastor Dobortson, of tho
Tumor Camp of tho Woodmen of tho
World Prof. 12. T. Macros officiated
as consul commander. Miss Gladys
Ulclies was tho reador of the poem for
tho occasion. Walter I Toozo, of
Woodburn,, dollvorcd tho oration.
Music waa furnished by tho Turner
band. Largo delegations attondod
from Pine Crook camp and Staytop.
Altogothor tho exorcises woro of a
most Impressive and solomn charac
ter. o
A marrlago llconso was Issued to
day to William Donnls and Irlo E.
Williams.
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dozen unlaue styles and It looks as nobby Just as though from the mil Iner's hand. Just the thine for ladles' nrcr
lltrce wear, but they're made for men and children also, and no more serviceable summer hat was ever sold for the
price which Is only 25c. Ask to see one then you will see that we hive not exaggerated In the least
Tho nofoburgbovini-o n, very clov
rlolTinuMher'Wy good ball. To
dd to their reputation In thla Una,
lowtivor. H might bo well to gag tho
first ba-jonmu. Ho plays rattling good
ialL but hla mouth is of thQli&lr-
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anu increasing wia sireugui, uyiiuiug
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we know our method to be tho right
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