Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-15
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DR.. Stone makes no charge for con-
sultatiOn, examination or prescrip-
tion. II
Although the average adult will be
interested in the primary election next
Friday, this excitement will not extend
to the schools, as their sessions will be
held as usual on that day.
Cemetery Cleanup Dny-Cemetery
cleanup day Monday, May 90, all in.
terested come out The Howell Prai-
RE cemetery association. Ralph I.
Stevens. If
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Lloyd L. Ryan, local agent for the
Saxon car, reports the sale of a six
cylinder touring car to T. +. Preston, of
Silverton, who win become the agent
for the Saxon at that place.
Lee w. AchesOn, No. SO on the bal
lot, for constable on the Republican
ticket. Cpd. adv.) mayl9
T. w, Becker made record in his
Saxon six, driving from Castle Rock,
Oregon, to Salem, a distance of 1876
miles, in six and a half hours. The
trip was made using one gallon Of gaso-
line to each q 1-2 miles. In general,
the roads were not in good condition.
Vote No. 91-for J. w. (Jim, Rob
erts, Republican candidate for con
stable. paid adv.0
Harriet Luton and Addie Rounds,
two girls who escaped from the Che
mawa Indian Training school Saturday
night, were picked up by the Salem po-
lice and returned to the school The girls
said they had intended to walk to the
Siletz reservation.
Smoke and the world will smoke with
you if you smoke Upgrade cigars. Sa-
lem made. cents
P. M. Losey, charged with disorder
ly conduct, who was arrested Friday by
the Salem police, entered plea of guil-
ty this morning before Judge Elgin and
was given fine Of $40 which he paid
Tt was charged that Losey made improp-
er proposals to an 11-year.old girl in
this city.
Hear all the worlds artists on the
Sonora Talking Machine. Myrtle
Knowland, 42l Court st.
The annual memorial services of the
Capital Typographical Union, No. 2lO,
will be held Sunday May 28, at the
Odd Fellows cemetery. Members and
friends of the union will assemble at
the union temple at 2:3O o. o'clock and go
to the cemetery by special ear. In case
of rain, the exercises will be held in
the hall.
Make that necessary Improvement
BODYBUILDING materia1s at moderate
prices.-Falls City-Salem Lumber Co.,
$40 S. 18th. Phone S13.
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About 60 of the 1OS seniors of the
high school are in Corvallis today on
general tour of inspection They are in
charge of Merit Davis, head of the
commercial department of the high
school and Miss Gertrude Walling, a
teacher in the department They will
return on me 1865 Oregon Electric this
evening.
Special meeting of Hodson Council
No. l, r. & S. NJ. this evening. Work
in the R. & S. NJ. degrees. A full at
tendance is requested by order ofthe
Thrice I'll. Master. Visiting eompan-
ions welcome.
Rev. George F. Holt, pastor of the
First Baptist church, left yesterday to
attend the Northern Baptist convention
at Minneapolis. He will be away two
weeks. Next Sunday the pulpit will be
supplied by one of the professors from
McMinnviTe. He will be accompanied
by double quartette from the college
glee club.
A general admission of five cents
is announced for the grand carnival to
bC htlu III inc HtuOUl HOust at Allll NltNs
Three hours of fun and frohc are prom
ised, according to the poster, in which
one may view the carnival queen, see
the Hottentot village, hear high class
vaudeville and have ones fortune told.
The carnival is announced for the ev-
ening of Thursday, May Is, and the
gates are to be opened at o'clock.
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Beryl Day was arrested yesterday by
the Salem police on a charge of larceny
from building and Chief of Police
Welsh is now in The Dalles where Ken
meth Day has been arrested on the same
charge. II is stated in the complaint
that the boys entered the flax mill Of
f. G. Hansett, east of the asylum. and
stripped some of the machines of the
brass gears, brass springs aud also took
some leather betting which was sold to
the junk shops in this city
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Professor Morton E. Peck, of William
cite university, viii lecture next Friday
evening at the Salem public library on
" Between Two Kingdoms. He will
discuss the forms of lie that even the
scientists have difficulty in elassifing,
forms that are found in both plant and
animal life The most common nf those