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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY .TO, 1919.
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Today
May Thirtieth
A Great
Nation Pays It's Tribute
to those
Who Sacrificed For It's
Safety
1918
Breathes tliore ft rnaa with soul so dead,
Who sever to himself hath bald
This Is my own, my native land;
Whose heart has nere wtiltin htw burred
As home his footsteps he bath turned,
From wandering ou ft foreigu strand.
If such there breathe, go mark him well;
For htm no minstrel raptures swell;
High though his titles, proud his name
Boundless his wealth as wish can claim;
Despite those titles, power and pelf,
The wretch, concentrated all in self,
living shall forfeit fair renown, !
And doubly dying shall go down
To the vile dust from when he sprung,
Uuwtpt, nnhonored arid unsung.
Closed All Day
SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS
STORE
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Dsnzld School Closes
Successful Year Of Work
ii'npitnt Journal fyn'i'liil Perviie.)
ImhiiiWI, Or., Alny 30. - Wednesday,
M m y yx, closed tin' siliool year in the
I t 1 t wlionl. As s rinsing scene the
emitting class gate a il iiHJiit i ii I imii ou
Wi'tluvmiuv al'leinuuu, A demonstration
tium eimipnseil of Wildu 1'uwes, Vira
l:ies ami Alary Sibley demonstrated
iilte sm in o. Tin' team a a whole anil
in'lividiifilly were very efficient. Kvcry
thing (liine by them seemed just r ijjlit to
the judges, Mrs, Joaes and Mrs. Kulker
mm (if hnlern,
rath till of the fin, thirteen in
number, liml a rake on exhibit, which
was judged by Mrs. Jones, while all
were ereiV.tiiblc but the firt prize wis
awarded 'Mis Alice I'emllcton ; seeoiui,
Kclio Dt Sart: third, Zun floodo.
In the sewing content Alice rencfle
ton ag:iin ennied off the blue ribbon;
l-M i lli Ktaio. the red and Vira Dawes
and Mnrv Wilder tied on third, im
following comprise the class: Muni'H
Alice lViiilli'tiui, Kilitli Kliimie, Alice
liieh, Dorothy Kynn, Zoc Ooodc, liulti
Yeruen, Kilith Kvans, Km her I. usee.
Mary Sibley, Wilda and Vira Duwes,
hi ho m-Nnrt ami r.ihei tiixci.
The following pupil took the c!i(Mri
grade etnminntion and passed very
I'leditably ; Hal IVSnrt, Norman Yer
(ten, Melvin Kvnns, Harry Cimio, Kettii r
l.oseo , Wilda and Vira I hi wen.
MSB. ALTER GEOROE OF
MARION DIES SATUBDAY
(fajiiUl Jourmtl Special Service)
Marion, May 30, Mrs. Walter
Ueorge, -tiauuttcr of Marcus Miller, of
this city, died here Saturday at the
age of 20 years. Mrs. Oeorajn war an
active member of the (Friends church
of Marion. Besides her father and hus
band, she leaves nine brothers anil sis
ters, s'htrden, Alva, Iteulah, Albert,
Stanley, lHna, (lertrude, Cccile and
(lladvs.
After 21 yeam continuous nerviee
with the lied Onwn r'Unir.ing mills at
Albany, A. W. Jtowersos has resigned
tint iKinitiim oif manager.
BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS
Saturday Economy Shopping
Black River molasses, can..i 12c
Krinklc Corn flakes, pkg ....9c
Eidcway's Tea, small tin can 10c
Icing Sugar, er lb 11c
Jellos, per pkg : 10c
Sweetheart .Toilet soap, bar, 8c
Assorted Toilet soaps, bar 5c
Oranges, dozen 2."c
Post Toasties, 2 pkgs 25c
Light Brown Sugar, while it
lasts, 3 lbs. for 23c
We just received a large shipment of
IVlger's Coffees and Teas. Our prices
are right.
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Swift's Cotosuet, 2 lb. pails 70c
Snowdrift, pure vegetable
shortening, 2 lb. can 65c
Red Mexican beans, per lb 6c
Macaroni, per lb 7 l-2c
American Lye, per can 8c
Pink Beans, per lb 7c
Ivory soap, 4 lbs for 23c
Premium Brand Tomatoes 2 for 23c
Assorted Cookies, per lb 20c
Our stock of Fresh Vegetables and
Fruits is Complete
Milk and Cream Always On Hand
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EEMPEI, WORKING
No-Vary Grocers
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I entire time to them.
Parole Offieer Keller for a number
of weeks has been arranging the new
record system at the prisoa which, will
replace the old one now ia vogue. The
record system has received the approval
i of officials who have looked it over
and contains a number of innovations
! OB the old diia which mi eataMUhcl
(when the operation of the parole let
were m a purely eiperimeatal stage. To
eomplete this the parole offieer has
been asked to remain until July I.
Warden Stevens assumed the warden
ship of the penitentiary Peeember 1 of
last year, coining to Oregon from New
xora; to talte the position. He was for
merly sheriff of Multnomah county for
three terms and for many years eon-neeteJ-
with Portland banks.
Keller Named In 1915. j
Tarole Offieer Keler was appointed
parole offieer by Governor Withyeombe
...Mareh 8, 191."), and has served contin
uously si m-e that-time. Mr. Keller is
fontemplatinfc entering other Knes of
busineiM whieh will take up his c;itire
time.
Superintendent Steiner is a native of
niuffton, Ohio, born September 26. 1870.
Ho raineto Salem in 1HH6 where he en
; caged in the drug business. He setured
his medicr.1 degree at Willamete I'ui
; versity in 1897 aud took a poet graduate
'course in the New York Mediral school,
'lie praetieed his profession in Dnlliw,
; Lnkeview and Klamath Fall aud repre
i s'uted Wasco. Klamath, Ijiko cud Grant
I counties in the 1905 legislature. He
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E. R. PAEKXa
(Painless Parker)
SAYS:
If your child la backward,
either physically or mentally,
perhaps Us teeth need attention.
Growing children need sound,
healthy teeth as much as adult.
Consultation ' and examination
are free and do not obligate you
at an E. K. Parker System office.
PAINLESS
DA DYED
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.SYSTEM DENTIST
Htate aud Commercial Streets
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TODAY
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was appointed superintendent of the!
state hospital in September 1907 ana!
has served in that capacity steadily i
since under Governors Chamberlain,
Beu.sou, Bowcrmau, West, Withjeonibe
and Oleott. I
During his iucumbeney the tate.hos-j
pital has developed into one of the best !
in the country. Dr. Steiner has an e
ceptional ability for organization and
executive administration which he will
carry with liini to his new position at
the prison.
Griffith Well fitted.
Dr. L. T. Griffith, who will tempo-1
rarily become tho head of the state hos-1
pital, is a native of Marion county, Ore
lion, born in 1808. He attended Villain
ette University and received a medical !
degree lit Vanderbilt' University Nash
ville Tenn. in 1890. Ho then acted for
a year as resident physician at th Nsh
ville city hospital. In May, 1891, he
was appointed second assistant physi
cian at tho Oregon state hospital and
continued in that position until appoint
ed first assistant in 1903. He has served
fn that capacity all during the long
regime of Dr. Steiner as head of the ia
institution. Dr. Orriftth also took a post gradu
ate eaursn in the New York Tost Bradu
ate school in 1899.
Word is reeelved at Yakima that th
Iuilian appropriation bill carrying
I'iOO.oOO for the Wapato irrigation pro
ject has psssed the house.
OIL STOVES
Use an oil stove during summer and save your v
strength and good nature.
Big assortment to choose from. Perfection
(Blue Flame) Bon Ami and Puritan, Short and Long
Burners. Compare our prices.
Frank E. Richter
Complete House Furnishings
Phone 217 373-377 Court St.
Trade in Your Old Furniture
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Dandy little straw and cloth hats for the Kiddies, including the season's latest
designs to keep the sun's rays from scorching their tender skins. Dainty
voile shadow hats for Ladies that desire a bit of chick to their head gear.
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152 North Commercial Street
, -! ('" ' t Street .
Phone 400
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