Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-09


The Cherrians will give dance on
Thanksgiving evening at the armory.
The committee i'll charge win meet in a
few days and complete arrangements.
Home treatments free. Get White
Cross Electric Vibrator ($ll.50 to $3.50
and treat yourself in your own home.
Get free booklet at Lockwood s, PIG
North Commercial street.
More than 150 prizes have been
awarded to the exhibits from the Viii
lamettc valley at the Panama. Pacific
exposition at San Francisco. AS the ex-
position will be closed December 4, all
entries are now closed.
D.
Judge Moreland will deliver the ad-
dress this evening at the monthly meet
ing of the Pilgrims club to be held
at $3.50 O'Clock in the parlors of the
First Congregational church. He will
talk on, "The Making of Oregon's Con
stitution,
The Six O'Clock club of the Metho-
dist church will meet this evening in
the parlors of the First Methodist
church and will be addressed by DR.. f..
Il. Fisher on, "Health and Sanitation" "
Preceding the address, dinner will be
serV ed by the ladies of the church.
If any ore lest buggy on Hal.Cw-
'cn night, tie same may be fou'I at
the corner of Bush and Saginaw stress,
South Salem. Since the evening of the
9lst, the luggy has been standing on
this corner and up to date, has not beea
claimed by the owner.
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Governor Withycombe today honored
the requisition papers for the return
of W. L. Clark, alias Jack Graham, to
Utah to be tried on a charge of forg-
cry. Thomas 7. Burk, city detective of
Ogden, Utah, arrived in this city today
to return with the prisoner who is now
in custody in Portland.
The state public service commission
has furnished District Attorney Evans
with the information that s. 7. engine
No. 2130 is being operated between
Brooklyn and Hillsboro without an
electric headlight. There are about 100
counts against the engine and the CON
viction on each count carries a fine OF
from 800 to $500.
The organization of the West Sa-
lem band is now an assured fact, as the
meeting last evening was attended by a
sufficient number of musicians who
have had band experience. About 20 sig.
nified their desire to join the organiza-
tion, and these will be joined by mem
bers of the "Brush College" band. w.
C. Heise is the manager and meetings
will be held every Monday evening.
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Francis J. Stewart, son of farmer
living in Polk county, successfully
passed the examination at the recruit
ing office in the city for admission
into the Marine Corps, and left yester-
day for Portland for further tests and
examinations. If he passes the medical
inspection Of the Portland office, he
will oe sent in few days to Mare Is
land, near San Francisco, for a]ditiOntl
examinations and drill.
.
A message was received late this af-
tetrnoon by Webb & Clough from
Harold Coidbeck. who is bringing the
bodv of his mother from Marshfiel,l,
stating that he would arrive in the
city this evening with the body. Fun.
eml services will be held Wednesday
afternoon Mt 3:3O O'Clock from tine
Paptist church the Rev. Harry Il.
Marshall officiating. Burial will take
plaee in City View cemetery.
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The checker champions are prepar
inr for their winter tournaments. This
evening I Cireenbaum will entertain the
, nlovcrs NJ the Y NJ C. A when n ner
l ,,,non+ oroon;,ot;o,, ,c;u bo offooted
: and Mans Sade for tbc seyias of game,
during the winter. Those who will at
: tend 1be meeting This evening are Ro,
Brvant 7 l. peetz F V. NeReynolds
Halls Incous e = Givens u y
Rruonor and Ccorce ,orrohee. all cham
MON or exclamation nlayers.
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Tn order 10 rive the people of salen
tbe onnortunity op enioyinp vaude
y y;Ile t,yo davs each week Edward Kel
; Iie ncrsonoI renresentafiye of Sulli
u yon and Considine. has arranged I,
snow the Empress bin on Sunday anC
,, Monday. instead of Sunday only. T,
do this at a price that all can afford
= Iit was necessary TO split the bill. any
u - ho4 III; ,.vo,,,,o,,on4e ,,,o,o mad,