Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-30

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" Special meeting OF Multno-
~ nah R. A. c., No. 1, this
N6yAY evening. Work in the P. N.
E,A degree. Visiting compan-
NJ ions welcome.
Better Be at darcy Hall
Tomorrow night; good music.
You Are Mlssiag Something
II you are not at the Darcy hall
dance Wednesday night
arsnt Event
Our annual bargain-glying sale will
start February /. Sweeping reduc-
tons Yokohama crockery and Tea
Company. 1-SO-2t
Here q Year Ago
"The squaw MAN. which is on the
boards at the Grand tonight, was here
just one year ago today. i Is a good,
strong American play, and is present
ed by splendid company.
Property Owners Meet Tonight
Those Of Yew Park on Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, are requested to
meet tonight at the Yew Park fire sta
tion to discuss street improvements.
A Ollnger
OF 96i Mil street, reports having
some Of his best Plymouth Rock hens
stolen, and that the culprlt had better
look out
Great Event
Our annual bargaln-glylng sale will
start February / Sweeping reduce
tons. Yokohama Crockery and Tea
Company 1-SO-2t
Mall by AerOpIane
The horse editor yesterday received
a copy Of the Los Angeles Hgald, sent
from the aviation field at Los Angeles,
by the kindness Of our old friend, Alb.
Magers, These papers were sent from
the aviation field to the postofflce by
aeroplane, and the horse editors copy
Is the first mail he ever received that
was carried part Of the way to him
by flying machines.
The State Fair
The state fair board advocates the
holding Of the fair early, and II will
probably decide ON the first week in
September as the date,
Caught by Rock Slide
James Nuucr, who was working
with the rock gang on the Oregon
Electric, a short distance south Of the
city, was caught by a rock slide Mon
day afternoon, following blast The
flesh was literally torn from his head,
bns. while terribly mangled and lac
Grated, no bones we're broken, and he
will recover
Dark Bound Over
/ George Bark, who was tried yester-
day in Judge Websters court on the
charge OF obtaining money by false
pretenaes, was bound over to the
grand jury His offense is alleged to
consist Of making misrepresentation
IN a horse trade,
Gates Citizens Complain
Citizens residing at the station Of
Gates have complained to the railroad
commission with relation to the sta
tion located there, They allege that
the railroad company Is using Il as a
place for storing It's freight To verify
this statement n picturs OF the station
locked and piles OF freight on the plat.
form Is sent the commission.
Held Rally
County School Superintendent Smith
aud Prof Thomson returned today
from Turner where, last evening, they
attended a rally. the purpose Of which
was to arouse interest In the Industrial
fair to be held by the schools In con-
nectlon with the state fair
Renders Opinion
Atiorney-General Crawford today
rendered an opinion that the primary
election ls under the law general
election and that only citizens who are
nAturallEed are entitled 10 vote at H.
The opinion WAS requested by @. W.
Jones, OF McMlnnvllle,
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The Store Oi satisfaction
That's the best name for J. NJ
lawmnce's grocery on the corner OF
Commercial and Ferry streets