Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-02

CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREG
All schools will be closed tomorrow
election day.
A marriage license was issued today
to Herman V. Znmwalt of Dallas and
Amanda Jackson of Gervais.
Tickets on sale at the Armory 8. a.
m. Friday. Evans villa ms, the great
tenor, appears in Salem concert Friday
evening.
Mrs. Henry Pape, who has been in
the Salem sauatOrium for the past six
weeks suffering from stomach trouble,
and was removed to her home two days
ago, is reported very i'll today.
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The new water rates are now in eff
feet. Payments for this month will III
made on the new basis, and rebates for
last month s over-payments, when such
occurred, will be paid.
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Artisans, attention Informal meet
ing 1880 o o'clock tonight at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cook, 246 Cottage
street, to prepare for meeting NOveni-
ber Z. All Artisans requested to be
there.
Artisans, attention. Informal meet
ing 1880 o clock tonight at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook, 2l6 COttage
street. to prepare for meeting Novem-
ber I. All Artisans requested to be
there.
The higher stage and better lighting
makes every seat good one now at the
Armory. Hear America s most popular
tenor Friday evening.
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w. A. Liston, the insurance man, re-
turned to his home in this city Sunday
morning after two weeks trip to
klamath county. Mr. Liston says he
intends to remain in this county from
now on, as he finds few places that
suit him as well, and none better.
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No matter which way the election
goes, the returns always show that l..
NJ. Boggs & Co, sell none but the best
in groceries,
Twenty-one members Of the local mil
itia company reported for the second
dose of the typhoid prophyactic at the
armory Saturday. Drs. Sleeves and
Cashatt administered it, and none of
the members vaccinated reported any
i'll effects from the first application.
The third and final charge will be ad-
ministered one week from next Wed.
nesday.
Absent, Where 'er You Walk, ;,
" Forgotten are popular songs that
Mr.. Williams will probably sing by re-
quest Friday evening at the Armory.
In the horticultural line A. A. Engel-
bart Of Twelfth street has the freak Of
the season in a pear tree which bore a
good crop this year and still has a
number Of pears hanging on its limbs,
and which is also in bloom, not Just d
freak blossom or two, but is as white
with bloom as though it was spri,I
1t is probably suflragette tree coming
ont TO attend the elections. That is as
sane an explanation as any.
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A lady reader of The Capital Jour.
nal called attention this morning to tho
fact that the robbins had all left. This
is not ut all surprising when it is re-.
membered there are two election days
at hand Real self.respecting robbins
would have left two or three weeks
ago If they had read the Oregonian IS
editorials and listened to the campaign
speeches,
Among the state officials who have
"gono home to vote" from the capitol
building are; Governor West, who left
for Astoria this morning; Attorney
General Crawford, who went to Rose.
burg last evening; Assistant State
Treasurer Ryan, who has gone to Ore.
gon city to cast his ballot State School
superintendent Churchill has gone to
Bak1G and Insurance Commissioner
Ferguson will 10 to Portland tonight.
.
W. L, Fuller, formerly Of the Fuller
Printing Concern of this city, now
editor Of the Sivorton News, Il new
weekly paper which he has started in
Silycrton, was in Salem over the week
end on business Mr., Fuller says that
ON account Of the failure Of their new
printing press to arrive ON time they
were obliged to put out their first ~.
sue IN Il job press, but he promises the
plant win soon be in operation and viii
put out a firstcluss local weekly, j. s.,
Fuller is manager of the mechanical
department,
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Evan Williams at the Amory Fri.
day in an all English program. Tickets
ON sale ut the Armory, a, m. Friday
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After funeral services, which were
held at the home Of the parents, at
963l Laurel street this city, at
o'clock this afternoon, the remains OF
FnuI Leon Tucker who died Saturday
morning after a long illness, were laid
to rest In the Cityvicw cemetery, De.