Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-06

A genuine sale of home furnishings.
A visit will convince you. Buren, &
Hamilton.
Two special trains, one from Inde-
pendence on Tuesday, and one from
Dallas on Wednesday, will bring be-
tween so and 100 Moose and visitors to
see the big home talent show, "The
Girl of the North, " which the local
Loyal Order of Moose lodge is present
ing, under the direction of McNaugh-
ton Bros, at the Grand theatre, on both
those evenings.
A big sale. Genuine reductions in all
prices. Buren & Hamilton.
In the free extension course of lee
lures at Central Congregational church,
South Nineteenth and Ferry streets,
Mrs. Brooks, Of Oregon Agricultural
College, is to speak next Friday on the
topic "shopping." All are cordially
invited, in the confident expectation
that men as well as women will find
pleasure and value in the words of the
speaker. 1880 p. M, Friday, December
10.
The Salem Gun club, Have made ar.
rangements with A. G. Mitchell to keep
their trap shooting open for shooters
Sunday forenoons. The grounds are 10.
Gated near the mute school and are ac.
cessible by auto or the Oregon Electric.
This win offer to parties who enjoy
shooting at the traps good opportuni-
ty to indulge in the sport. Rifle range
also on grounds, A supply of ammuni-
tion will be at the club house. Grounds
are open to everybody.
Cheap fire insurance. One of our
spark guards for your fireplace, Buren
& Hamilton.
Judge Bushey has today admitted the
estaet Of l.. c. Griffith, who died No.
vomber %, to probate. Real and per.
sonal property totaled $4,000, the n
nual rental Of which amounts to $25O0,
while the personal portion comes to
$4,000, The heirs at law are Virgie
PEBBLES, daughter, aged 80 years, re.
siding at Macleay; j. C, Griffith, a
son, aged so years, Of Salem; L. +,
Griffith, n son, aged &C. Salem; Helen
Giesy, aged IS, Portland; Carl Griffith
aged 30, OF Burns; and Eugene, 10;
Margaret, II, and Carl McMahan, 8
Of this city, all grandchildren, ]. c.
Griffith was appointed executor.
The state railroad commission, adher
ing TO the principle involved in the Ho
tel Oregon case against the Pacific Tel
ephone & Telegraph company, has or
dored an interchange Of calls between
the United Telephone company and a
system owned by Henry Chappelle
Chapelle, who has an exchange in Wood
burn, filed a complaint against tn,
United company insisting upon an in
terchange of service with the Unitet
company, II also having an exchang,
IN woodburn The Interchange former
| " was allowed, but was discontinued II
1919,
Money saving prices on heating
Istovcs, fire screens and andirons, Blu
rem s Hamilton.
Holding chat thcrc Ia a public neces
sity for the service, the state rairoa,
commission has issued an order in IN,
complaint of the Wright, Dickinson
Hotel company, owners o. the HOte
Oregon, IN Portland, against the Pa
cifie Telephone & Telegraph company
that tho telephone company intorchanr,
calls with the Homo relephonc & Tcl
eeraph company in the hotel. II Is N,
first time In the history Of tho tw,
companies that the older one has becl
ordered TO give an Interchange service
with its rival, and Il fought to th
last against doing 30 The victory o
the hotel is not complete, however, 10
~ viii have TO pay the Pacific compan,
2 l.s cents on Oh outgoing calls trans
ferred from Home lines to Pacific line
In the building, There will he n,
charge for calls coming into the hotel