Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19

of the public library tonight at $500
o clock as the second number of the
public library lecture course.
.
You may not have riches, but you can
enjoy life. Smoke La Corona.
The river today is 10 feet above low
water mark, rise of four feet within
the past "a nours. During the past
week, the river has risen IL feet. A
rainfall of 10 of an inch was recorded
for the past "a hours, up to s o'clock
this morning.
371 State street. Don't be misled,
if you get your Sunday roast there you
will be pleased
Governor Withycombe today issued a
requisition for the return of Albert
Haffey, alias George McConkey to this
state from Los Angeles where he is in
custody. 1t is charged that Hoffey
stole Ford from w. H. Lydiard, at
Medford.
Have we not proven to you that meat
can be sold for less. Then all together.
Boost for the Midget, 31 State street.
Willamette Encampment No. 2, I. O..
0. F., is preparing for a special meet
ing to include degree work, limitations
and q banquet to be held at their hall
next Tuesday evening, November 23. A
special program will be prepared for
the evenings entertainment.
.
The Hoffman Confectionery will be
glad to meet all of their old and new
friends at their new location, lat North
High street.
q. w. Eyre and Lafe Cavanaugh are
now associated in buying hogs for ship
ment to Portland. Mr.. Cavanaugh has
been buyer in this section for the past
80 years, and before coming to this
country Mr.. Eyre bought for the Chi
cago market in Illinois.
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Every member of every church in Sa-
lem is invited to attend the Harvest
Home at the Methodist church Monday
November %.
Charles Babbitt accepted the hospi-
tality of the city for 15 days this
morning when he pleaded guilty before
Judge Elgin to charge of being in
toxicated. Babbitt recently served 10
day sentence and then was arrested
again before night and served another
10 days.
Millinery. Tommorrow is the last
day of the sale on trimmed hats. Will
move temporarily to 1928 Hubbard
Bldg. Mrs. II, p. Stith. Nov20
Tomorrow morning at $3.50 O'Clock,
the children of the city will have a
story hour at the public library, under
the care of Miss Flora Case, school lib
rarian. The stories among others, will
include, "Little Mr.. Thimblefinger," "
and "Uncle Remus." Children be-
tween the ages Of six and 12 will find
this an interesting hour.
Elegant big pork roasts at the Midget
Market Buy one and help keep the
price of meat wnere it belongs. 37l
State street.
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The Salem Chess and Checker club
will meet this evening in the club rooms
over the Frank S. Ward drug store. At
the meeting last week Six tables were
taken and tonight 1t is expected larg'
er attendance will be on hand to brush
up on the games before the regular
tournament which will begin early in
the year.
Attorney Benjamin Via who has been
away from Salem for the summer, has
returned and will take up his general
practice Of law at his office in the
Bush and BTeyman building.
President Carl Gregg Doney, of VIII
lamette university, will give his noted
lecture on "The War and Religion, -
at the First Methodist church next Sun
day evening. Those who heard tne lee.
ture in the university chapel several
weeks ago, are enthusiastic in their
praise, declaring it to be the ablest
treatment Of the subject heard in Salem
since the beginning of the war. All
are invited to the services. The lee
ture, of course, is free.
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Shelby nitrogen electric lamps for
brilliant lighting of homes or store
windows. You should have at least
one well lighted room. Call or phone
06S. Lockwood, 2l6 North Commercial.
The life and philosophy Of this great
German thinker will be the subject Of
the lecture this evening by DR.. Carl
Gregg Doney, president Of Willamette
university, in the auditorium of the
public library at o clock. The phil
osophy Of Nietzsche has had great in
fluence ON German life and though, in
deed some people say That Nietzseao
land his teachings are TO blame for this
great war. DR.. Doney will interpret
his philosophy and his great idea OF
"Superman." The lecture is free.
Tho vacancy left by the death Of
Frank l., Pound, commander Of Sedg-
wick Post No. 10, Grand Army Of the
Republic, viii not be filled until the
regular election Saturday evening,
December 4. w. II. Harris of West
Salem, senior vice commander Of the
post will act rs commander until the
election. There are several possible
candidates all Of whom disclaim any
wish to hold the office, but the impress
sion is general among the old soldiers
that r, c. HALEY, who volunteered from
1 - = a. tsalas N l.