Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-19
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Tonight. "The Band from Amster-
I DAM" Elks' big show, Grand opera
I From my regular stock 1 will give
I free a pair of trousers with every suit
$ sold this week. Mosher, the tailor.
> Chas. W. Clark, distinguished bari.
= tone and world-renowned teacher, at
the ArmOry next Friday evening, Jan
t uary 90.
e Afte' being i'll for several Gays from
, ptonlaine Ioisoning, Lloyd Ramsden is
reported to be improving.
The Ladies Aid of Salem HEIGHTS
will meet with Mrs. Pray, on Jan.
uary 81.
Chas. W. Clark, distinguished bari.
tone and world-renowned teacher, at
the Armory next Friday evening, Jan.
uary 90.
A. o. Berntzen, of Eugene, was in the
city this afternoon attending the vii.
liams SiilSon wedding.
Tonight. "The Band from Amster.
dam'" Elks' big show, Grand opera
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Lytle returned
to their home in Oregon City TODAY
after visiting for a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Lythey, of this city.
Chris Lachelle of the Angora Rug
Company of this city left this morning
for Tacoma, Wash, to purchase a car.
load of Angora skins for his business
Tonight. "The Band from Amster-
DAM" Elks big show, Grand opera
house.
Chas. W. Clark, distinguished bari.
tone and world-renowned teacher, at
the Armory next Friday evening, Jan.
uary 23.
Sold by sheriff and bought by Mosh.
er, the entire stock of woolens of the
high-class merchant tailor. While tbey
last, we offer you your choice of these
exclusive patterns-you pay for the
making-at $25.OO; imported ones at
$3.50. Mosher the tailor.
Mrs. G. G. Lindekin left this morning
for her home in Portland after visiting
salem friends for several days.
Judge Galloway, of this city, will pay
a fraternal visit to the lodge of Odd c
Fellows in Woodbun tonight. b
Chas. W. Clark, distinguished bari.
tone and world.renowned teacher, at =
the Armory next Friday evening, Jan.
lary 23.
Tonight. "The Band from Amster.
iam," Elks' big show, Grand opera
louse.
Judge Bushey today admitted to pro-
ate the estate left by the late Law.
enee Woolen. The personal and real
roperty is valued at 1880 and the
elrs are: Myrtle .Woolen, of Silvertou
nd Bertha Mills, of Independence.
ne latter is named as Administrative
f the estate
Robert Williamson and wife left to.
ay for Vancouver, B. c., where they |
Ill spend a few weeks visiting with
leir daughters, Mrs, Chauncey Davies.
'rmerly Miss Helen Williamson of
alem.
Tonight. "The Band from Amster.
am" Elks' big show, Grand opera
Ouse. |
Declaring that number of casualty |
mpanies were trying to induce EN-. |
oyers to reject the workmen's com.
nsation act G. D. Babcock, n member
the State Industrial Accident Com. |
ssion, said today he was convinced !
the opposition were continued Ore. |
m would follow the example of Ohio
d provide compulsory compensation,
said that three men started today
work in Portland to canvass all
ms for information necessary in
nducting the department.
L, D, Phealan of Sacramento, Cal,
rived in the city this afternoon from
bany and will make this place his
me for the next two months. Mr.
elan is interested in Marion county's
Mt districts and says helhas little
bra change which he would like to /
'est in something of the kind pro.
ling it Is suitable The visitor has ~---
wife and three daughters in Sacra. HEm
nto who will join him just as soon
he can get located permanently. ~
hief of Police shedecS yesterday
'ised by the authorities at Independ N
% that the army of the unemployed
ived in that town yesterday morn. N
and that they were herded across I
river to West Independence. Later
vices are to the effect the gang tray. m
1 south to the station of Orville on >
oregon Electric line and is making =
way south. The gang which passed ~, Nv
on oh Snlon, 90 ,,.,,ls ,,.o. 49,, 49, nv