Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-13


The Christian church will hold ba-
> zaar November 20, at Buren & Hamil-
ton Is.
Home laid eggs will be the only kind
used in the making of cakes and bak-
cry goods, as Oregon Is famous Chinese
egg law has been declared constitu-
tional by Portland judge. It remains
for the supreme court Of the state and
possibly the supreme court of the Uni
ted States to say whether the law is
Unconstitutional. The Chinese egg law
passed by the 1915 legislature requires
that dealers selling Chinese eggs, or
using them in the making of any bak-
cry goods must display a sign stating
this to be the case.
Four high class artists to be heard in
the musical artists course for SO and
81 the course. Single concert 50. No
extra price charged for reserving seats.
The Oregon Electric will run spe-
cial train week from today from
Portland to Eugene for the o. A. c..
! Oregon football game to be played at
. I.NEtUts NON tHllltl -V' Ht olN'ihi W.
leave Portland S:l5 O'Clock in tao
morning, arrive in Salem 9:4j, Albany
1880, arriving in Eugene at noon. A
special will be run from Salem at an
earlier hour if the indications are such
as to justify the special. If not, the
Salem people will be taken care of on
the Portland special. The return to Sa-
| lem may be made on any of the regu-
/ lar trains, the last one leaving Eugene
shortly after midnight arriving in Sa-
! lem $40 o clock in the morning.
! Salem musical artists course presents
Gadski, prima donna soprano; Gabrilo-
witsch world renowned pianist assist
ed by Madame Clara Gabrilowitsch, CON
tralto, and De Gogorza, the noted con-
cert baritone, i'll concert during thN
months of December, January and Feb
ruary. Reserved seats now selling at
the music stores.
IN the case of death a few days
ago, in which there was a life insur-
ance, the notary making the affidavit
of death had not filed his certificate
with the county clerk, and the clerk
when called upon to show that the no
INary had authority to take an affidavit,
could not certify. The insurance agen+
was Of the opinion that while there il
no penalty attached if notary does
not file his certificate according to
law. yet it might save trouble if potar
les were Just little mare careful in
having their certificates properly filed
with the county court.
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The musical artists course is now
forming list of patrons and patrones-
ses among representative people Of the
city, including many prominent society
ladies. leading musicians aud educators.
The list of names will be published
later. Management Minnetta Magers.
Phone 1895.
Regarding the musical artists course,
to be brought to this city during the
winter through the efforts Of Miss Min
etta Majors. a letter was received this
morning by Miss Mayors from one OF
the prominent teachers Of the Oregon
Normal school at Monmouth stating,
"I hope you will not have TO give up
the course as it is q great thing for
Salem and this vicinity to have then"
The letter also states that at least 200
students from the normal school may
he expected to attend the concerts, AZ
the subject had been taken up with tho
student body and this number had
agreed to come. In addition to the
students of the normal school, the writ
eI was of the opinion that several auto
parties would come for at least the first
concert, and probably all.
E-0--
Wednesday of this week L. G. Feyen
of Portland, state agent for the Nord
Deutsche Insurance company, H. +. Bo-
linger, local agent, was in Salem, set
ting with George Bros, the fire loss
sustained Tuesday night on the White
House restaurant. 1t was gratifying TO
George Bros. to receive a check in full
for their loss in less than IL hours after
the fire and they are liberal in their
praise for the Nord Deutsche company