Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29
All Around Town


For Gilbert's homemade or salt-ris-
ing bread, Phone 1862
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The Salem Iron Works bought all the
iron in the Salem Flouring Mills burned
September 81, and today is putting mp
"a derrick to remove the heavy rolls.
These rolls each weigh from 400 to 600
pounds and are % in number.
Nine. Jomelli at the oregon tonight.
Concert starts at $3.50. No pictures
will be shown.
Prof. Wallace MacMurray, of Viii
lamette university, will address the Sa-
lem ministerial union at 1880 O'Clock
next Monday morning at the Y. NJ. C..
A., taking for his subject, "'The Amer
lean theatre as 1t Ought to Be, +"
Special, $500 piano player, used three
months, perfect condition, $3.50, terms
to right parties. Geo. C. Will.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank E. Brown, of
Council, Idaho, are visiting in the city
with George Harris, Mrs Brown s
brother and other relatives. DR.. Brown
was graduated from willamette uni
versity in 1900 and it was through ais
efforts the present gymnasium was
built. They will continue their visit
here several weeks.
The Juggerant will not be shown at
the Oregon tonight on account Of the
concert which Nine Jomelli gives. This
wonderful picture will be shown again
tomorrow.
Saturday afternoon will be lively
day in Salem for football fans. The
Corvallis high school team will play
the Salem high on the Salem hign
school field, the game beginning at
2:3O O'Clock. By the time the high
school boys get into action, another
game will be called on Willamette
field, between the University of Ore
gon and Willamette university.
Special service in Pratum, Oregon,
next Sunday, October 81, at IL a. m.
Rev. John OVAL, of Portland, will
preach. All are invited to attend.
Just at present, not only in this
country, but especially in Europe, many
grand opera singers are out of jobs, or
to put it in other words, are tempOrari-
ly out of employment. Consequently,
instead of appearing at the royal OPP
era house in vienna, or with grand
opera company in one of the capitals in
Europe, Mme Jeonne Jomelli will APP
pear before Salem audience this even
ing.
Special flour sale on at the Pratum
FIGURING mills, Waldo Hill flour, $1.10I
per sack. Hard wheat flour made from
choice bluestem wheat, $l.25 per sack.
Every sack guaranteed. Come to the
mill and get your winters supply be-
fore prices advance 40 pounds of flour
given in exchange for bushel of wheat.
w. B. McCallister, Pratum, Oregon.
Salem women Jared well in the cleo
tion of officers held yesterday in Eu-
gene by the Central Willamette Dis.
trict convention of the Degree of Hon
or. Mrs c. NJ. Tfolman was elected
Grand Chief of Honor, and Mrs. So
phie Keene and Mrs. Millie White as
members on the committee on resom-
tiOns. The committee ON courtesies is |
made up entirely of Salem women, with
Mrs. Edith Door Mrs. Laura Anderson
and Mrs. Viola Mason.
AS a preliminary booster to keep up
their spirits and also to arouse enthus-
iasm in the football game to be played
Saturday afternoon between the Uni
versity of Oregon team and willamette
big rally will be held on
field tonight. The fresh.
men will serve as fire builders and
those who live in Lausanne hall will
grace the event with their presence Be
sides the usual amount of stunts and
college yells, addresses will be made
by President Doney, Coach Mathews, |
Professor j, o. Hall and football man.
ager Gillette.
Russell Brooks and Harvey Slater,
who have charge of the U. of O. alumni
banquet at the Hotel Marion tonight,
report that the tickets sold indicate
that abont so fomer students of the
state university will be present to aid
in the organization of n Salem alumni |
association. President p L. Campbell, !
Of the state university, will be present
to make short address. The pro.
gram of speeches will be cut short in
order that those present may attend
The Iomelli concert and the banquet ,
will begin at $50 sharp. /
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Earl g. Beck, member of the Salem
fire department, surprised his fellow
tiremen yesterday by being quietly mar.
ried to Miss Frances Goughnour and not .
telling them about il until today. His
friends had been expecting the coming |
nuptials, however, but were not aware
of the date, Both young people are
we'll known in this city and are busy |
today receiving the congratulations OF
their many friends. Rev. H. b, Dorks
Of the United Brethren church perform
'd the ceremony, which was witnessed \
by Mrs. c. C. Chappel, sister Of the
bride, and by Mrs, Dorks.
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If anyone in Salem wonders where
'hralie Chaplin, the movie comedian,
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