Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-11
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the corn properly dried will stand about
20 per cent more chance of receiving
a reward.
Buy your furniture Xmas presents
now at a big reduction. Buren, & Ham
iltOn.
AS there has been considerable COM
plant regarding the sanitation of the
waiting room in Marion square, the
Park board made investigation and now
announce that everything has now been
placed in a satisfactory condition.
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Alva Robertson was committed to
the Oregon state hospital for the In
sane today after an examination before
the city physician, DR.. C. L. Cashatt.
and County Judge Bushey. 1t was stat
ed that the young man S head was in
lured when he was seven years old by
falling from wagon.
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A series Of lectures will be given
this winter in the High School audi
torium by DR.. II. D. Sheldon, of the
State University, before the City
Teachers association and the Marion
County Principals Association. The
first lecture Of this series will be given
next Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
on the subject "Some of the Larger
Meanings Of Education"
The faculty and officers of the Ore
gon State Training school, 10 in all,
organized a dramatic club few days
ago, electing c, Il. Knapp, president,
Miss Beuna BiclSnell, secretary, and
Herbert Davis, chairman of the COM
mittee for the first dramatic produc-
ton. Mrs II. r. Presnall, Miss Bertha
Powell and r. V. Wright were elected
a committee on amusements. The dram
attic society expect to give several en-
tertainments this winter.
Good team of horses worth $500, will
sell them for half this amount See
them at 264 North Commercial street
today.
The cryptoners of Mount Crest Alb
bey Mausoleum will meet this evening
at the commercial club to form an asso-
ciation and to elect a board of trustees, |
who win look after the interests of the /
An endowment fund has
been created and win be turned over to |
the association by the Portland Mauso-
Ieum company. The duty of the trus-
tees will be to properly invest the funds
to assure an income for the maintain
ance of the mausoeum.
Don't forget that the Valley Music
House is selling the world famous talk
ing machines-the Grafonola See them
at 264 North Commercial street.
The ladies Of the United Artisans are
making uniforms and paraphernalia for
the Court of Fairies the juvenile organ
zatoin of the Artisans, for the initia-
tory work and installation of the Off
'ers to be held next Wednesday. No
vember II. As this is the only juvenile
odge of the kind in the country, much
general interest has been shown in the
work and it is expected that the two
Portland lodges will send representa-.
ives to take note, with the view of or.
similar lodge in Portland.
Have you tried the chicken supper at
he Catholic baZaar9 II is certainly
delicious 35c investment. Fish supper
Friday night. Supper served from 5
o s p. m. Tom Ordeman will sing
With orchestra accompaniment tonight.
Inspector Limbaugh, of the postof-
ice department at Portland was in the
ity yesterday investigating the pro.
Dosed removal of the contract station
lear the fair grounds to a location in ,
he down town district. The station !,
lear the fair grounds was ordered re.
moved by the postoftice department to
he Crown Drug store about the middle
# October, but was held up by the de.
'artment on the receipt of protests
rom those living near the fair grounds.
The investigation of the inspector and i
lis report to the department at Wash.
ngton will determine whether the sta
ion will remain at its present loca.
ion, or be removed to down town
ocation.
Dancing classes tonight at Moose
all. Prof. Ringler, of Portland, will
pen his classes, beginning at 1880
clock, advanced and social dancing
:45 o clock. All of the newest stand.
rdi2ed dances taught. Tney are simple
raceiul and easily acquired BE sure
nd attend the first lesson.
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To keep the public, as well as the |
onool children from passing over tae
abroad bridge ON Twelfth street in
DING into the athletic field, Alderman
!. NJ. Macy moved last evening in the
ity council, that the city donate one 8
alf of the cost, not to exceed $50 of d
bridge across Mill creek ON 18th 4
-reet, A bridge at this point on 18th II
treet would lead directly into the ath. o
'tic field. The motion was referred q
} tine street committee to rport at b
mir next meeting. 1t is tnought by 10
,yeral of the alderman that the school n
lrcctors will cooperate with the city q
nd build this bridge across Mill creek q
bviating the necessity Of passing over a
D the railroad bridge to get into the q
thletic grounds.