Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-09

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rians, and manager of the Postal Tele
graph company, will sell tickets at the
state house all day today for the
Cherrian ball which takes place in the
armory Monday, February Is. He will
be in the regulation uniform and it is
expected that there will be general
scramble in the part of Legislators to
secure tickets for this gala affair.
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Go to DR.. Stones for trusses.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, the Hob Mob,
Ladd & Bush bank building, one door
south of State street, will sell stamped
night gowns in best grade Berkeley
cambric for So eerts, regular price
$l.l5. Can you beat itl Exquisite new
designs.
A meeting of special Importance viii
be aeld tonight by the Salem Business
Mems league in the promotion depart
ment of the Commercial club. The reg
ular six o clock lunch will be served
The members of the legislature from
this county will be present and there
will De a general discussion Of import
ant legislation coming up of special
Importance to business men. This is
the last meeting before the state Retail
Merchants association meets in Port.
land, February Is, IS and r.
Norma N. Leffingwell, embalmer and
lady assistant with Cottage Undertake
ing Parlors, Phone 72i.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, the Hob Mob,
Ladd & Bush bank building, one door
south of State street, will sell stamped
night gowns in best grade Berkeley
cambric for So cents, regular price
$ll5. Can you beat it Exquisite new
designs. tr
Dressed in the regulation oherrian
uniform, the members Of the entertain
ment committee of the Cherrians Wis
tied the state house this afternoon
selling to the senators and represents
tives tickets for the Cherrian st. Val
entma dance next Monday evening. FoI
fear that some OF the solons might have
been overlooked, the committee left
tickets on sale at the Postal Telegraph
desk. The committee met last night
and completed all arrangements for the
dance. The music win be furnished by
| the l0.piece Peerless orchestra.
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A basket social will be given by Tho
Artisans Wednesday evening at theii
regular open meeting. A good program
has pecn arranged and you are invited
to attend.
Alma Gluck made her debut intC
grand opera five years ago-a mer'
slip Of grl-but was pronounced
primma donna from the first night. Sh,
has sung in Rigoletto, La Boheme, Tan
hauser and French, italian and German
operas, and is one Of the few singer
! Cthis year of hard times) wno is singing
cvorywhere to packed houses, and from
the number Of tickets already solC
here Salem will also do her honor.
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The postal receipts for the month 0
January amounted to "A, accord
ing to the report issued by Postmaste
August Huckestein This does no
equal the receipts for the month Of DE
cember of last year, however, as tn
Christmas, mail brognt the total TO
that month up to $96l6.30. That u ha
been a steady increase though, is show
by the fact that it is n substantial gai
over the month Of November Of 1917
when the receipts amounted to $500 lS'
The receipts for January were frof
stamps sold S6659.5i, for second@elas
matter, sl2g.76, for third and fourt
without stamps, $3l,S7, and for box rem
S236,T,
Artisans, attention. Good program
and basket social Wednesday evening
February 10, at Moose bull, Evorybod
invited,
Lincoln $ birthday will be observe
by the Spanish War Veterans aud th
Joshua Smith camp, Sons of Veteran
with patriotic program TO be give
. Saturday evening, February ID, frol
I6 to o clock at the armory, Member
Of the Grand Army and the women
auxiliaries will be tne guests. Refresl
ments will be served, Musical sele,
! tons will be given by Miss Gertrud
West and George Snyder, and II. \
Buel will give reading There will !
. addresses by ex.Mayor Lewis Lacl
Z, mund Rev. +. r. Porter, y. b. Loci
! hart, Captain Max Gehlhar r. Bcf'
and Mr. Schott.
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e Alma Gluck has equally shared n
! plaudits Of the immense opera audience
. with Caruso and the great baritor
4 Ruffo. She will be heard in Salem .
e the Rrmory Friday evening, at sil
D Mail orders received now Addres
Minuctta Magers.
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y The Pringle school district No. % HI
met All Of the requirements for stan
ardigation, according TO County scho
. Superintendent W. NJ Smith, and u
event will soon be celebrated with
huge public meeting at the distri
schoolhouse. Miss Lena y. Mize, q
principal OF the school and Miss LIT
Waters, the primary teacher, have Dol