Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-15

"E"" An members requested TO be
present Donald W. Miles. - Busb
Bank building.
Ed. Tallman, Jr., boys secretary at
the Y. NJ. C., A., will leave this citv
Wednesday for Portland, where he will
purchase the cafeteria that will be in.
stalled at the state fair grounds for the
salem association. He has made sew
eral trips to Portland during the prog
fess of the negotiations and has made
ilhai preparations now for tine install.
ing of the eating house.
'Rainershine" Hoosiers will picnic
tomorrow at fairgrounds under shelter
Mrs. A. w. Fish, reader; B. Kennedy
and daughter, Ruth, have been added
10 program, with June Reed, yiolinist
About $3.50 o'clock last evening the
FIRE department was called out bv what
proved to be false alarm. The fire
was supposed to be on Liberty street
nut when the department reached the
scene no fire was found Ii is believed
that shower of sparks thrown from
the electric company's power plant near
there caused the alarm to be sent in by
some one who thought a fire was in
progress.
Jack T. Welsh, former police officer
OF this city, filed his original petition
TINS morning for city marshal and i'm.
mediately began to fiji it up with
signers. During the time he was on
the force Officer Welsh was popular
and efficient and made many friends
by his careful work. 1t is expected bv
his friends that he will make strong
hid for the nomination at this prim,
aries in November.
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Bring your agates home to have them
polished and mounted. Gardner &
Keene, 3SS State street.
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A suit was filed in the circuit court
Yesterday by NJ. +. Philips against
James j. McEvoy and Michael MrEvov
proprictors of the Chicago Store. 10
collect the sum of S9l 80 alleged due
for goods sold to the defendants by
Weinberg \ Weiman. The claim vos
assigned to Mr.. Philips. Walter Wins.
low appears as attorney for the
plaintiff,
Five new bowling alleys are being
Installed IN the basement next the
Masonic Temple on State by Harry
Ralph and Merle Steutsman. The nj.
leys viii be opened sy September 2S
and will be dedicated on the first night
OF the fair. The proprietorS say their
alleys will be up to date in all respects
and the equipment will be second 10
none IN the city They have annie
room for spectators and players and will
have number of individual lockers
for the use of the patrons.
Letters of acknowledgements from
winners of the tennis tournament euUs
Of the receipt of the tokess OF their
SKILL have been received by Secretary
Moores of the Salem commercial club.
These letters speak hignly of the treat,
ment accorded the visiting PLAYERS bv
the people of Salem and express their
appreciation of the beauty OF the cups.
The trophies were donated bv Barr
brothers, the Gray Belle, Hauser broth.
ers aud Watt Ship.
Friday night the young men of vii.
lamette university, under the ausniees
Of the Y. w. c. A., will gather for the
iirst meeting of the year. Ii will he
held in tne university gymnasium
which has always been the scene OF big
booster aud get.together rallies for
many years. The event is called .'stac
mix and the purpose is to pei every.
body acquainted with each other There
will be games of all descriptions and
"eats.
AT the meeting Of the members of
the board of governors OF tha salem
commercial Club Yesterday afternoon
Rev. Robert s. Gin, pastor Of the
Episcopal church here. who spept the
summer working with the Spokane com.
mercial club, spoke of the methods bur.
sued by the Spokane organization in
drawing immigrants 70 that part OF
the country. The plan receutlv laid
out by Secretary MOores 10 bring peo.
i pie here through personal letters writ.
ten by satisfied people was commended
other routing business was transacted