Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-03

| I$\\NI%/I,Molay Commandery No
8, K. T., this evening
Work in the Order of
the Temple. Visiting sir knights
welcome.
Have you secured your season ticket
Price only SO.
DR.. F. L. Utter, dentist, suite 4l5-
416-417 Masonic building.
Mrs. II. E. Browne is entertaining as
her guest Miss Ada Rice, of Portland.
Mrs. G. D. Wilson and daughter,
Rhea, arrived in this city yesterday to
witness the Cherry carnival.
Have you made your arrangements
for securing a season tieket3 II not,
do it now.
Mrs. John Robins, of Candy, is visit
ing at the home of her brother, Eugene
Prescott, of SAL Mill street.
Mrs. Sara Brown Savage and daugh-
ter, Odell, will leave shortly for their
summer outing at Seal Rock.
Miss Ruth Plank, of Woodburn, and
also a graduate of the Salem high
school, is in this city visiting at the
home of Mrs. Grace Moore.
Governor West this morning left with
his family for Elk Horn, where the
family will spend the summer. The
governor will return tomorrow.
Attention, Germans. Meet at Ger
man hall, Friday, July 4, at 8 clock,
for Cherry Fair parade. Singers also
take notice August Kehrberger, presi.
dent Fred Heyser, director Of signers.
Miss Laura Ulrich, of Lents, is in
this city to attend the Cherry Fair.
Miss Ulrich is staying at the home of
the Misses Alice and Lettie Gregson,
of North Salem.
Leo Walton, a cadet at the West
Point military academy, is in Salem for
his annual vacation. Mr.. Walton has
been at the academy for two years and
is getting to be quite a soldier.
The proposed trip east of Mayor and
Mrs. b. L. Sleeves has been postponed
until August l. 1t was their original
intention to leave Salem July 7. On
Monday the family will leave for New
port for a month s recreation.
Some of the finest harness races on
any circuit, will be at the Lone Oak
Driving Club s meet, July 4, Fair
Grounds. Admission, including grand
stand, SOC. Ladies, 25c.
The Portland Ladies Band, which
is on the bill at the Bligh theatre, and
is also playing Cherry Fair music, gave
concert at the state penitentiary this
morning at 10 O'Clock and greatly
pleased the inmates.
Attention, Germans. Meet at Ger.
man hall, Friday, July 4, at 8 O'Clock,
for Cherry Fair parade. Singers also
take notice August Kehrberger, presi-
dent Fred Heyser, director of signers.
Recently while attending an evening
lawn party at the feeble-minded insti-
tuition, State Treasurer Thomas B, Kay
lost about $l7 and yesterday the last
$5 of the lost coin was returned to
him by a paroled convict who is work.
ing at the institution and who now has
n firm and everlasting seat of good
will in the heart of the state treasur-
er.
1t is the urgent desire of the dee.
Grating committee of the Cherry Fair
that every building in the city be
decorated either with the national col
ors or Cherry Fair colors All decora.
tions should be in place by July 4, as
upon that date thousands Of visitors
are expected,
Yesterday another convict, Harry
Lister, took "French leave" from the
penitentiary road gang which was
working near the tubercuar institu-
ton. Lister is doing to year
sentence from Crook county for obtain
ing money under false pretenses and,
although he was working under guard,
he made his getaway. The escape is
% years of age.