Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
All Around Town
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Donald Neer, the six-year- old son of
Roy Neer, is the first sufferer from the
fireworks tnat accompany the Fourth
# July celebration. This morning the
ad was examining firecmcker, which
exploded closing both of his eyes and
ieverely burning the face. He was
csting easy this afternon, but it is
rot known yet as to the extent of the
injury.
Attention, Moose! James J. Davis,
organizer general of the Loyal Order
If Moose, the man VINO took the Moose
order with but 25O members, and
through his efforts brought it to a mem
pership Of some1j0,000, will speak at
.he Moose hall in open meeting Thurs |.
lay evening at 8 o o'clock. All Moose
are urged to be there and bring friends
and family, and n cordial invitation is
extended to the general public by the
local lodge DONALD W. MILES,
Secretary.
The Epworth league of the Leslie M.
+. church will nld its monthly meet
ING this evening. Instead of the usual
indoor affair, the league will meet at
the church at 7 o'clocl1 and 90 out into
the country south Of tine city to trans
act the affairs Of the league and also
enjoy u picnic
Attention, Moosel James j. Davis,
organizer general Of the Loyal Order
Of Moose, the man wnO took the Moose
order with but 2oJ members, and
through his efforts brought it to mem
bership of some 100000 will speak at
the Moose hail in open meeting Thurs
day evening at O'Clock. All Moose
are urged to be there and bring friends
and family, and cordial invitation is
extended to the general public by the
local lodge. DONALD w. MILES,
Secretary,
The swimming contest between the
business men Of the city promises TO
be one of the most exciting river sports
scheduled for Friday evening, AmcMg
those who will enter this contest are
raul Wallace, Robert Paulus, j, b.
Young, Dan Fry, G. e. Albin, W. NJ.
Hamilton, Allen Carson and the Rev.
James Elyin.
Governor Withycombe, Secretary Oh
colt and Treasurer Kay have named the
following three as members of the
board of commissioners for licensing
sailors boarding houses; W, l.. Kearns
Evening Telegram (marne beaO; Her
bert Holman, manager Of the COwlitz
River Transportation Co., and !. G, San
ford, Northern Grain Co. All the mem.
bers are from Portland.
The booster chautauqua parade on
the streets of the city last evening
brought ont about 10 autos, all deco
rated with chautauqua banners and
flags. After a parade in the business
section of the city, starting at Marion
park, where the autos were decorated,
the cars were all parked in Wilson
park, where a lecture vita stereOptican
views was given ON chautauqua sub
iects
To the largest crowd that has as
sembled in Wilson park this summer,
the Salem Military band rendered n
program of more than usual interest
last evening Those who attend these
public concerts just to enjoy the music
were well pleased to note that the
noisy children were absent, but regret
ted that motorcycles and several autos
always got busy just when the band
was playing its finest selections.
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James J, Davis, supreme dictator Of
the Loyal Order Of Moose, will arrive
in the city tomorrow morning on the
electric at l0:l0 O'Clock, and will be
met by Fred S. Lamport, local dictator
and others prominent in Moose circles
He will be shown about the city and
country during the day, and in the
evening will address the lodge, to which
the public is invited Mr.. Davis lives
in Pittsburg, Pa, and is now on his
way to San Diego attend the Moose
national convention.
The little girls who are to represent
the various states on the w. r. G
float in the Cherry fair parade are re
quested to be at Marion Square prompt
/ ly at O'Clock Friday afternoon. They
should be either at the Commercial
street side or at the corner Of UnioI
and Commercial streets. The w. r. Q
had previously planned to serve lunche
on beth days Of the fair, but hav,
changed their arrangements and vii
not serve on either day.
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Mrs Norma N, Leffingwell lady as
sistant and embalmer, who has bee
with the Cottage Undertaking Parlor
the past year, left this afternoon TO
Oakland, Cal, where she will take tw
weeks post. graduate course under tn
direction Of Professor Albert Worshum
of the Worsnam School of Embalming
Of Chicago, ILL., Special instruction wi
be taken in the new art, "demi.sul
gerry" and the latest and best meth
ods Of embalming and beautifyng tn
dead. After finishing she will visi
with friends in Boone, Rhoeds, De
Mones, Iowa, her natal state, return
ing to Sacramento, Cal, FOR visi