Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-15

team OF the local assembly VIII also ap'
pear in fancy drill. Admission, free
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The prize checker players of the city
will meet tomorrow evening at the Y.
NJ. c. A. and begin a series of meetings
for the winter. Among those who will
take part in these contests are ]. Green
baum, Roy Bryant, Mr.. Irvine, of Port
land; j. l.. Peetz, c. j. Givens, David
Drager, DR.. Lane and Others
Attention! The Salem Lodge No. 6,
Sons of Herman, wish to announce that
the national grand secretary will speak
at Hurst Hall, Wednesday, November
II, at 1880 p. m. All citizens who un-
derstand German are invited to be
present.
The river this morning was IL feet
above low water mark, according to the
governments 5 guage at the o. c. t..
| docks. During the past week, the river
has raised Ia feet. For the "a hours
ending at O'Clock this morning,
rainfall Of .l5 foot was recorded.
The attendance at the armory dance
last Saturday evening was almost
double that of former occasions. The
dances are now held under the man
agement of II. N. Stoudenmeyer and the
Peerless orchestra, the fine music of
the orchestra adding much to pleasure
of the dancers.
Juvenile Artisans attention! The en-
tertainment of the Juvenile Artisans
will be held in the armory Wednesday
evening. All friends invited. There
will be rehearsal at O'Clock this even
ing in the armory. Don't fail to be
there.
A bicycle belonging to G. E. Barber,
a Capital journal linotype operator,
which was stolen recently was found
by the Salem police yesterday on FIT
teenth street near Mill street in the
brush. The hub had been cut from the
rear wheel with a pair of pliers and the
tire was taken from the rim.
Juvenile Artisans attention! The en-
tertainment OF the Juvenile Artisans
will be held in the armory Wednesday
evening. All friends invited. There
will be rehearsal at clock this even
ing in the armory. Don t fail to be
there.
Instructions will be given to one Of
the opposing teams in the Y.M.C.A. con
test, at the banquet to be given tn
evening at 6:45 clock. 1t is expected
that more than 100 active workers viii
be on hand to partake Of the banquet
and to also receive instructions as tC
what is expected Of them in the coming
contest
While 81 arrests were made during
the month of October by the Salem po.
lice the present month bids fair to III
far below the record as but eight an.
rests have been made in the first half
Of November and two of these were Of
prisoners who were held for Portland
authorities. The other six were on
drunk charges.
The steamer Great Northern will sail
for the last time this season from
Flavel to San Francisco, tomorrow aft
enOOn. The steamer will be placed in
service during the winter, running be-
tween San Francisco Los Angeles and
Honolulu, sailing from San Francisco
November 26, and every 20 days after
wards. The fare from Portland ON the
boat to Honolulu and return is $3.50.
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The Salem Minister'S association at
their regular Monday meeting was ad.
dressed this morning by the Rev James
lisle, who spoke on, " The Hebrews and
Their Neighobr Nations" The Rev. A.
A. Winter is president Of the associa-
tion, the Rev. Carl H. Elliott, vice
president, and the Rev. II. B. Dorks,
secretary and treasurer. Sunday after
noon Rev, H. B. Dorks spoke at the
Girls Training school, and Rev. r. N.
Avison, at the tuberculosis hospital.
Juvenile initiation at the amory.
Owing to public interest in the organ.
i2atiOn Of the juvenile lodge Of Arti
sans, it will be impossible to accomo
date all those wishing to attend in the
lodge hall, therefore the armory has
been secured, and an invitation is ex-
tended to the pubic to witness the ritu-
| al work and enjoy the program which
will be given in the armory Wednesday
evening Many prominent state off
cials and Portland visitors will be pres
ent.
James R. Burton, of Polk county, who