Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-11

See Warren Hunt.
The small boys of the Leaders class
Of the Y. NJ. G. A. are preparing to be-
come good lodge men later on, as to-
day they were initiating several new
members, The new members were
blindfolded and caused to walk around
the streets, with an escort on each side,
with the assurance that no harm should
befall them.
IF you want wood chopping tools,
call at r. j. Herschbach, they are guar
anteed.
The literary and social entertain
ment and Ladies Aid society sale at
the Swedish church, corner of South
Fifteenth and Mill streets, last night
was in all success. The church was
finely decorated and filled with an ap.
preciative congregation. Services will
be held tomorrow at p. m. and p.
m. All Scandinavians are most cordial
ly invited to attend.
Best singers and instrumentalists in
the city at Y. NJ. G. A. concert We'd
nesday night at opera house.
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The supreme court today Is hearing
testimony in the case of Contractor
Peterson of the Columbia highway
against State Engineer John II. Lewis.
This case was brought for the purpose
Of deciding the Lewis-Cantine contro-
versy as to whether Mr.. Cantine is
subordinate to Lewis or whether each
is independent of the other in the mat
ter of experimenting highway con-
structiOn in this state
Fifty cents buys any seat in the
house Wednesday night at the annual
Y. NJ. I. A. concert.
The brick laying on the W. w. Moore
building, Court street started this
morning with six brick layers on the
job. S. A. Hughes, who has the con
tract for the brick work, hopes to push
the work forward so that within ten
days, the building can be placed under
cover. Dalrymple and Buley have the
contract for the building.
Tickets for Y. M. G. A. concerts on
sale at Patton's, Wills, Commercial
book store, Y. w. G. A. and Y. NJ. C,
A.
Commissioners Clyde Atchison and
Frank Miller, of the state public ser.
vice commission are. conducting a
hearing at The Dalles today. Resi-
dents of that section have asked that
the Great Southern railroad be extend
ed to connect with the boat lines on
the Columbia. To do this the line must
cross the lines of the O. w. R. & N
and permission must be secured from
the state.
Get your chilled plows ground at r.
j.. Herschbach, 10 cents each. Steel
plows at 25c.
BY winning the bi1f ball and volley
ball games last evening at the Y. NJ
Y. a., the team captained by Lee I'm.
run went into lead of 3.4
OF point over Captain Harry Elgin Is
team. Scores are made on the basis of
point for each game played and q
quarter point additional for every man
one team has above the number ON the
opposing side. The idea is to stimulate
attendance at the contests of the busi.
ness mems class.
One price for every seat In the house
First come first served. Y. NJ, G. A
concert at opera house Wednesday ev
ening.
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Gift day at the Price Shoe store
brought out crowd that blockadej
the sidewalk for half an hour before
the opening of the store. And when
the doors were opened, the grand rush
to get in first and benefit by the spe
cial offers made by Mr.. Price, resem.
bled muchly genuine football rush
only in this case there were more priz
es and more people satisfied with the
outcome.
stereopticon, First Christian church
tonight causes Of disease.
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The dance TO be given by the M11si
cans association at the armory Mon
day evening, when 20 musicians will
furnish the music for the dancers, will
begin first with concert from $3.50
until 0 O'Clock, when the dancing be-
gins. The program is as follows;
March, Under the Banner of Vic
tory"j Overture, Beautiful Galatea. by
Suppe; Spanish Dances, Moszkowskf,
Musical .omedy, "The Only Girl, j
Hubert; March, Entry Of the Gladia,
tors,
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You have a refined feeling If you
smoke La Corona Salem made 10 cent
cigar.
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Despite tho very unfavorable wealth
er, the concert given to It's members
last evening by the Elks' lodge was
well attended, a majority Of those pres
ent remaining for the dancing whicb
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