Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-03

A. Musgove Robarts baritone, in the
"Eliah" " Friday night. A singer of
rare excellence.
The tourist and publicity department
of the new commercial club, and the
taxation and legislative department will
each hold meetings this evening at the
rooms of the commercial club and elect
officers for the coming year.
The building committee of the school
board, B. j. Miles, Max 0, Buren and
E. T. Barnes, with Geo. NJ Post, archi-
tect of the new Mckinley school and
the contractors, Shook & Traver, were
yesterday in Willamina, selecting the
brick for the building 1t will be of II
buff color and more than 10000 will be |
used in the construction Of the building |
Superintendent o. NJ. Elliott accom-.
panied the party and renamed over at
McMinnville to look into the workings |
Of the McMinnville Junior high school.
The Cherrians were out in full num-
ber last evening for their drill, going
through various new eyOlutions under
the direction of Captain Dick. The Sa-
lem Military band also took part in the !
drill led by DR.. H. C. Epley, 1t is eX-
pected that fully so Cherrians will be
on hand for the trip to Portland, Fri
day, June il. They will drill again Fri.
day night.
A letter was received this morning by
Fred S. Bynon from the manager of
the Imperial hotel, Portland, stating
that two large rooms had been reserved
for the Cherrains and their ladies', for
June IL. Arrangements have also been
made for the six O'Clock dinner to be
given in the Red room of the hotel, at
IS cents a plate. The management asks
that he be informed as soon as possible
of the number who will attend this ban.
quet.
The Jason Lee Memorial church is
just $3.50 ahead; all on account Of
the large attendance at the regular
weekly prayer meetings on the nights
of May Is, 20, 27 and June Q. A spe.
is unknown, Offered to donate 81 for
each me OF the average attendance at
the above four evenings, The atten.
dance for the evenings were 20 ON May
10, IS on the evening of May 20, SO on
May 27, and the last evening 50. This
brought the total attendance up to 274
an average of 1879.
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Reserved seats now selling at Will S
music store All seats 80 cents.
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Judge j. T. Bloomfield, who died a
few days ago at Oakland, Oregon, was
supposed to be at the time of his DEATH
one of the Oldest odd Fellows in the
world. He had been an Odd Fellow for
go years, In 1866 he was elected grand
past master at Corvallis when the dis
trict included Oregon, Washington and
Idaho. On the 18th of last month he
was in attendance at the state meeting
at Newport whore many members Of the
with him regarding the lodge work in
with him regarding thelodge work in
the valley so years ago.
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Mendelssohn' oratorio "Eliiah, "
Friday night June L. First NJ. h.
, church, Promptly at S.15.
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, A meeting of the prospective mem.
bers Of the Llauo Del Rio Cooperative
| ConolN which is located near Los An.
+ geles, CAL, was held nc the w. II. Pc.
, tcrson music studio last night, An en-.
. joyablo evening was spent in talking
over the achievements and possibilities
of the colony, q, y. Sherwood read an
article ON the roIony's progress from
a Los Angeles newspaper, aud pointed
to the fact that progress in the build
ing OF tne 'WMtc city" of Llano, a,
well as the breaking and planting Of
new land, was mprcssing visitors from
+ all parts OF the United States. Mr.
$ Peterson reported ON letter from Or
;. ganizer G., B. Clement, and said tina
3. visitors were at Llauo in one day las
q week.
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+; THE Responsibility of the Paren
Il to the Child will he the subject [,
!. he discussed at the Social Servic
SUNDAY evening Sunrnnp Ioprt Inns
ticc George ii. Bmac,t, Mr. Mr.. W. 5. Hale