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XHB DAILY CAPITAL JOTJBNAI SALEM, OV.QOV. BATPEDAY, JUXE 27, 19U.
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Township High Schodi ls
a
Center of Community In-
ierestTo the Neighborhood
.
SPORTING JOLTS
CORBETT BELIEVES "JACK"
SHOULD WIN Bia BOOT
Xe
A i cicelies illustration of The icbool I
ia social serrter'work is the I.a Mulle
townahip high school at La Salle,
Illinois. - -
The? institution serve-, about 30,000
people, the majority of them resident
of the factory Jowni of 'La Salle and
Peru and the coal mining town of
Oglesby. Not more than four or five
thousand live in the open country. The
community center emDraeee ."?""
equipped township high school building
and separate structure- for the indus
trial arts, together with a well appmne
ed social center building and a " bygi
enie institute," which: will be describ
ed later. '
Work of the Township High School.
The school i organised f or both ur
ban and rural children. It includes eol
'lege preparatory, commercial, general,
teachers' training and agricultural
courses. For the latter, there is pro
vided a fine lnboratory, lecture rooms
and experimental plots. -While primar
ily designed for pupils who intend to
become farmers, the agricultural course
is popular with students who expect
to become .rural teachers and are striv
ing for. a brand general outlook.
The township high , school contuins
a large auditorium used as an assembly
hall for the community. This is separ
ate from the regular high school assem
bly room. Music and art courses arc
-in charge of specialists win come from
Chicago frequently to direct the work
of the local teachers. Hot lunches are
provided in well-etpiiped dining room
I at a trifling cost. This work is not
in connection with the domestic science
department.
The Social Center Building.
This well appointed structure has
' been donated by n local philanthropic
and litis jue been opened to the public-It
is attached to flit" main selmrrt.
building by a roofed gallery, A large
swimming pool nnd tmhitniium with nu
merous dressing rooms and shower
baths may be found in the basement.
There are' club rooms, linkers and bow
ling alleys. On the main floor is a
fine gymnasium, also nil auditorium,
library, and rending rooms, with spare
for billiards und pool. The school board
Vork, June 27. "Jack timul.T
. i win, saitl James .- omen . iimihj-,
, " .'' ' commenting ou tonight's scheduled bout
"' " - " j between Johnsvn aad , Frank ' Moran,
of the township-.is planning to makOjit,ut 1 understand he is not in his best
this building of tb. greatest value to i form. If Moran sets a fast ce an
the community.. It is to. be open even- the referee breaks them quickly, Prank
ings aa well as in the day time. Even- na, , rhance." '
ing courses -and : continuation courses "fa beat Johnson," said Joe Jeau-
are planned. It is hoped that an ar- ftte, "yoit've'got to. hit him, and Mo-
raoaement may be made with the em-j r,n ran 't hit Jack hard enough fo hurl
. 9 ' i i i , . ,. i p i . i i
ployers of boys above school age where
by they may be allowed to work in
half-day ' shifts, attending school the
other half. . The social center building
is. under the immediate direction of an
expert director.
To JiTfianic . tenter.
him. 1 know . .lohn-on s
Moran worf't do."
JOB CHIP GETS DRAW.
San Francisco, June 27. Fight fans
here today screed that Joe Chip whose
The same eentleman who gave the : brother George is to box Billy Murray
social ceatee knilding t the community , at Daly City July 4, was lucky to get
has organised and endowed a unique ; a draw decision in his four round boot
institute whieh lies on the edge of -the with Al Rogers last uight. It .was a
school grounds anu is to do its work slugging match from start to finish
for the entire township community. and bad the crowd on its- feet ou nnm
W'hile not immediately under the di- erous occasions. Chip held his own in
rection of the school board, the Insti- the first round, biit in the second ond
tute co-operates with the school author- third Fogers scored with heavy swings
ities in every respect. By an arrange- to the kidneys and body. Ohip came
ment with the city corporations of La strong in the fourth an,l had a shade
wollo Pem nnd OiVleshv. as well as the ' on the final round.
coimtrv districts, the institute has un- Kihtia Miller gave a disappointing ex
W. C. T, U.
4rns Cook, .of the Free. Methodist
church, wilL address the gom tern-;
peranre meeting at Hamp memorial hall
on Sunday at i:M o'clock. You are
'welcome., .' - .
hibition auainst Whitey Smith of Oak
land. Miller not the decision
Sammy Good of 1'ortlnnd stopped
Tommy Stevens in the third round.
Uark Hempel knocked out Sailor
Sehaeffer ia the first; Sailor Machado
stopped Rabbit Howe
Fred Hamilton was
Tonv r'reitu boxo I u
.ipTRRAY RESUMES TSAININO.
dertaken to direct the health affairs
of the entire township. ' -
First of all, the institute inspect all
school children. A school nurse has
been placed ia the high school Uuild
ing, nnd other nurses will be placed in
the ward building. '
1 rnnrltnhli, InhorntorV has 1 (1st IICOll
euipp'ed and a staff of physicians or opnIar decision over
..:',...i ti.. ,.l,. tn nut n henlth Tom .Reynolds beat t
ff;,.r ;,, eni.li nf the three towns to four rounds, ami 1 aul
look after contagious diseases. These
officers will call regularly at the
school to aid the .nurses in their in-,
spection work. . A force of sanitary
police officers will have charge of the
streets and alleys.
- A large number of factory workers
nre foreigners of the poorer class liv
ing in Hiiial'ul houses. These homes are at.
visited and when necessary tt nurse is
sent to looli after the Mck.
Ailing children are examined free in
this institute. The plan is to control
the milk supply of the entire township.
The herds of cattle will lie testeu Tor
tuberculosis and all dairies lining busi
ness within the township' will be in
spected nnd scored monthly; the result
to be published in the local papers.
' Jason Lee Memorial Methodist
'Episcopal.
"orth ' Winter and Jefferson streets,
J. 11.. Irvine, pastor.'.-' Snmlay school,
11 a. m., C. W. Roberts, superintendent;
sermon, 11 am., "The Hoy I'roblem
and Teen age Crisis"; Kpworth league,
7 p. m., topic, "The Immigraut Tide";
sermon-8 p. m., "What Is Thy Name!"'
Midweek prayer meeting Thursday, 3
p. m.
Tint Christian Church.
Corner of High and- Center streets,
F. T. Porter, minister. Bible school,
9:45 a. m.. Dr. H. C. Epley, director;
worship ami jwrroon, 11 a. in., subject,
"Choosing a King"; Christian Endea
vor. 7 n. m.: sermou, s p. m., way
a Chautauqua" Out in plenty of time
for the pictures at Chautauqua tent.
Beformed.
Corner of Capital and Marion streets,
W .- LIeiikcnir, pastor. Snday
school at 10 a. m.; morniug worship in
tierman at II, subject, Abrnm and
Lot"; evening service iu English at
7:45, subject, "The Xinth Command
ment"; meeting of the Heidelberg
Guild at 7, John Dcnn', leader.
Unitarian Chorea.
Corner of Chemeketa , and (Vttage -street.
R. F. Tiseher, minister. . Sun
day school has suspended for the sum- "
mer vacation. Sunday service at It
o'clock. Subject: "Twentieth Cen-1
tnry Demands Vpon Christianity."
Special music by Miss Ada Miller. Ho ,
evening service. All friends of liberal1
religion and of progressive thought are f
cordially invited to our services. ' "
I
Salem Commons Mission.
241 State Street. At 3 o'clock Sun
day afternoon service will be conducted '
in' toe above when Rev. Harry Mar-;
shall, of the First Baptist church, wi:t;
speuk, and at S o'clock, Rev. A. J. Lw-
ess will speak.. Both these men at
fully worth hearing and large audiences'
are urged.' ' '
OPEN FORUM.
WANTS L1BEBTY,
Editor the Capital .lournal: In the
Statesman of this morning' I read s;
notice under this head: "Horns and
Bells, Tabooed. There will be uo mar-;
Idigrns at the Cherry fair this .year, ac
cording to a decision reached by the
concessions coniiuuire .yesiertuiy.
:'! - IdsMj ' Tor Infant V&cA Chilgrcn. -
' fM vfpBji T hb - FOad.V You Ulava
i.iJi'U - via i;t ft j B .
' '& ! .: i In
' . v J Hon
Highland Friends Church.
Corner of Highland and Elm streets eIll,,lai in-the liasti'me will .be ar-'
Tosenhine Hockett, pastorr resilience, ..,lut,,.i vnw. tlien. mr mv part. 1
V ii the thirl4 2253 :-North t:lm " atm,t' ,hon0 .l.a"! think it n-very fitting and appropriate;
?icni a verv iin-1 -,rt"- Hu,'U!ltl1 !"'nool 10 m- fcllrl wav to close tho three dap of festivity,
r Ch'rlev Givens-'1r,,itt ''lli'",l,t' I'rearniiite U a. . mie wi tfujw om, WttV of closing the
Ed lie White in n,lrt S '' 'llrlstm" '-"dcavor, fair 9Ule anotl,er. For instance,
v:-j . in., i.io-c, ""(,, w V n0r proiuoit T lie iiuuco at inu ..
at 9 p. in.
I'ederson
lraw.
and
Story of " Vanishing
New Belasco Play, To Be Put
on Trial During Next Month
. ,. By Beau liialto. . v
Xcw'Vork, June 27. David Belasco
will be the first of the inauagers io
get away tor too. l!)I4-lrlo theutrunl
haudii-ap. The V'1'1 IH called "The
Vanishing Bride," taken from a Ger
nian source and adapted by Sydney
Kosenfekh Rehearsals have been on for
a week. The warming up sprint will
be at Long Branch on July 20. After
a few gallops at other' seaside towns,
Jielasro. Voyiiled he likes "tt well
enoimh. will spring it on Manliuttun at
the BehWo theater in September. Vp
Wie
eleve crtwcdiair is 'rnwther stout
the stunts he formerly pulled.
for
San Francisco, June 27. Hilly Mur
ray resumed active training at the
ocean bench hero today fur his 20
round bout July 4 with George Chip
Daly City. Manager Jack Kearus,
who ordered a days letup when ho saw
Httiiis of stalencts in Murray's work oil
Thursday, aid he would not allow
Murray to overwork again. Already
at the' reuulreil wright 1-S pounds at
10 o'clock Murray will have no worry
mi that feme r.iul will confine his et.
forts 'from now en to developing speed
ami hitting power..'. ,
Chip coiitim eil !-n'adi4y at work, iu
Ssin Riifin'1. ' I!'1 boxei! six rounds with
Heavyweight Tom McMahon, besides
his regulation' roaij and gviiiiinsiuin
work, chip is extremely anxious to win
the coming bout. He' figures Murray
hrs niost formidable obstacle on the
way' to tho .championship.
A Tew bets at even money have h'n
ma le, but sporting atithoritics expect
!thut Chip will be a slight ruigsidc
favorite. ,' '
Advices received here from Australia
today contained a hut dunial by Jimmy
: Clabbv that he'flejl front SH Erancjseo
to aw'iifl a return bout with Billy Mur
ray, who was liiven a iVaw decision in
ia 20 round bout with him a few days
I before Clabby sailed. ( lubby also
scouted Jack Kearns' claim of the nml
' dleweiL'ht title on behalf of Murray;
The panic mail brought a tentative offer
Baker tor a liout be
I inory, also tho dunce at i Arcy nan,
1 tlt ia fnr niinther class who could not
First Methodist Episcopal Church. I a:tell, the rocletv dance at the ar
State and Church streets, tiii hard X. ' ;ll01.Vj n, between tnese two classes we
Avisoh, ininister. Sabbath school. :4.) filllj 8llother claps that does not cure'
a. in., Mr. ii.. . 'iiiiiniiii siiperimeii- 1( ,,,.;., lM,t prefer an hour or two
of, bilni ity wlulo on the street, throw
ing confetti and ringing bells. Aga'ii,
will some one tell r. where the con
cession committee gets nuthority for is-'
s'liug an ultiiuntiiiii of this It i ml f 1 see
but one way to prevent the inuriligras,
rvsio'i
C.lVHU
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1 iOU .-OCT $t0U-.tf KJTtWJ
Yor.CovalsmMVV'Ci5
For Over
dent: sermon, 11 a. in., "The Fact and
Extent of Methodism"; class meetings,
12:otl; at li:HU p'.'nif the Epworth leugue
will stfidv "The linmiginut Tide,"
Miss Norma Harper, leader; aennon,
7 : Hi p. in., "(loin's Choice of Men."
Sermons morning and evening by the
pittor.
Exact Copy of Wrapper,
th miun MMMirr. nwm nm vrt.
Internationsl Bible Siudcnts', Associa
tion. -
The Salem class of the Intercut ional
Bible Students' association will imld
their regular weekly study. at i:'" Court
street, upFtairs, at Ht m. I'mleiiuin-
Hnational. All Bible students welcome.
No .collections.
that is to have the mayor to call a spe
cial meeting of the council and tor thai
body to forbid it. if this is not done,
the boys and girls and men and women
who enjoy, the hells, lug chains, coal nil
enns, confetti, will no doubt proceed
with the sport in their own way regard
less of the decision of the concessions,
commit tee.
Yours for liberty,
A CITIZEN'. I
3 3rs m n
Diamond
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Lutheran Church.
Kast State nnd Kightcebth streets,
tieorge Koeliler, pastor. Sundae school j . .
at !::nr! preaching service and chil- Superior tram service via Spo.uine
dren's mission, ilav at UlilHl; evening cast. Circuit tours; reduced round-tup-service
conducted " in Knsilish at. 7:43 fares. North Bunk Dining Car Service;
.iVIm-li St,i.o..eis are welcome. ' i 50it tabic .into breakfasts and lunch-
cWxal Congregational Church.. order service.
"Icons ill addition to pay-for-what-ynn-
III nils yYijuiifc . - I e j...nn :.r.. .
VanWiiiig Bride" woiild-give no ma- nieni. u mil nn -. ' ' fi
ling of how sue vanished or whether , ly in the box office.- Tiie bar receipts
she was finally caught. The. story of ( averaged about $--0 every night,
tho plav was kept 'a dead secret.
Another early one that-, will be Marcus Loew, pioneer vaudeville
shown to Broadway t'arcis who aro back magnate, is pioneering again, and H
in town in time will be the big London 0(iS ii(e ),e has put his mono.'.' on an
hit, "A Fair of -Stockings." Allan 0tber -big winner. One week ago ti.-
Avnesworth and Bronsoii Aineiy, wuo niirht Loew started a -iioiigB-iuiiK ci.
are said to ie every whit as l-.iiglis!i
as their names sound, are to be import
oil with the idiovv by Lee Shubert.
Say what you will about tho people
tiring nf the "'Follies' and such shows,
hut vou'll have to prove it to Florenr. rom sinowv'
Ziegfold. During the tirst week that twe,,n c;abbyaiid Murray to be stageil
the" iinniml frothy "Follies" frothed in Australia, in the event, of course,
and foamed at the Amsterdam a round thut Murray defeats Chip here. July 4.
$1!,."I10 grors was poured into Zieg- . a
feld's till via the box offioe counter. - BURtrLfjR 18 SHOT.
Zieg'feld, by the? way, seems to have
brought "himself much fortune by mar- jl09 Angeles, Cnl., June 27. The po-
rving pretty Billie Burke. The Ajnster- j,.e are trying today to identify a
dam Roof also is uiidei' his inanagv l,nr),ar who was shot and killed while
iiiowlinir in a home in the southwest
part of the city by Officer 1?. B. Jack
son. They believe he is William Brown,
a teamster.
Get your farm help through
the Journal Classified Ads.
Ferrv ;'nd South Nineteenth streets.
Graded Bible school, 10 'i. in.; public
worship, II a., in., sermon on "Mercen
ary Waste vs. Christian Conservation' ;
7:15 p. m., nong service; X p. in"., even
ing worship, seriupn ou '.'Seeing
Tilings." "Short Summer. Sermons on
Timely Topics." r'
First Congregational Church.
Corner of Liberty and Center, Perry
Frederick Sehrock, minister. Bible
school nt 10 a. m., morning worship nt
11 n. in., subject of morning sermon,
"The Religion of Place and' the Place
for Religion." Fvening worship at S
p. in., subject of sermon, F.dward F.ver-
ett Hale s beautiful story, i lie mail
Without a Country."
Leslie M. E. Church.
Morning service. II o'clock; sermon
by pastor; evening .service S o'clock;
sermon by Dr.. lames Moore, district
superintendent.
.0. K. LHIX, (leiiflrnl Agent,
, , . Sidi'in, Oregon.
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CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS ON
SALE AT -
if
Patton's Bookstore.
( 'ommeiclul Bookstore,
(leo. C. Will's Music Store.
Wiley U. Allen Co. 's Music
Store. .
Savage Music Store
Perry's Drug Store.
Tickelu urn v also be obtained
of Mrs. K. A" Bennett, Mrs. I).
Proctor, Mrs. Charles Weller
and Charles Knowland.
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Other sizes atcorrcsponding prices. -
' Why Pay More?
In Stock by
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.Season tickets now $2."0.
tor Monday noon
Af '
Otis Harlan, who, with rollicking
Mary Marble have entertained theater
going folks longer than either Otis or
Marv would like to remember, appar
ently have given np the boards for good
and all. They" may. go back" but nut
regularly. , ,
ifarlan has assumed charge of the
Deal'l'amno at .peal. N. J., Where 'he
tertaiiiment on the lirooKiyn .auontti
baseball club's grounds. Kverything
from circus acts to a band eutei'taiu
liient by an organization of 100 pieces'
was on" the program. The park -seats ,
21, out) persons. With prices at 10 an.4
1.") cents tiiere was always a big ami- .'
ionce. The Kghting arrangements are,
better than those at any outdoor night
circus performance.
If the success cf the past week cot.-1
tiuites, it is understood that Loew
would lie willing to extend his opera
tions to el her citie w here there tire
Why not surprise
the folks back home
this summer while
the fares are low.
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iiis leanings towards domesticity. There
de be them as tay, however, that the
run a string 01 snows similar iu inn
winter theatrical circut.
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Next season according to reports
from London,. Col. E. A. Brandon, gen
eral manager of tho famous Gaiety the
ater, where so many titled or wealthy
Englishmen have found wives, will drop
the "star system." Col. Tlrandon says
that the system of featuring any one
player in advertising or ou the bill
boards has proved to be bad.
The nsw system has aroused intense
disapproval, naturally, among the act
o?s and actresses, but the tiaiety man
agement, it is said, will at least try
out the new plau during the 1914-1915
season.
After laughing and scoffing at Amer
ican theater managers for letting Oaby
Deslys saparate them frcm an immense
sum weekly, the Knglish have jumped
into a elass house by hiring the ertst-
whilc kingdom destroyer at a salary of
$3,000 a week for 17 weeks' engage-'
merit. '
The contract carritS an option for 12
weeks more at the same price in the,
same season or during next season.'
Gaby is appearing for the three-thru
weekly at the palace, Alfred Butt's
hail, with Harry Piker. - j
WHIRLWIND COTJBTSHIF ENDS
IN DIVORCE TWO YEARS AFTIiB
I.os Angeles. Cat.. June 27. Mrs.
Charlton Warner, who formerly was
Miss 'arion.Uilchrist, of Seattle, is
free tuday af the result of her sin"
for divorce which was deciirfd late
yesterday.- The case was in court less
than an hour.- Miss (iilchrist, who is,
but 17 years of age, married Warner,
two years agiraffer a wa.irlwn.li court
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bio aKaih you can pans the good word alone; to me oyier suuuier. y i
ment U f .r young or old To Mothers of Daunbtirs, I wd cspUin how to oyercom.
"re n slckncVs (Shlorosls), trregularilics. hcvlschcs. an. luaBilude In yyunir women
nd re-tore: tli.m to plumpness and health. Tel mo if you r worried about your
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trial, and does not int.rfe.ie lth daily work. f health Is worth asking for, then
accept mv nencrous offer n1 write for the free treatment, jiicn ii.ng my n.ii...-,
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RS.M. SUMMERS, . . Box H, SOUTH BEND, INO,
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