Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31

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Moore. Mr.. Moore crossed the burning
sands for the first time, and is now en-
titled to wear I Shrncr S pin.
A petition was presented at the of
flee of the Public Service commission
today by about 100 residents of Har.
per, a small station ON the Oregon Short
! Line, asking that the railroad place an
agent in charge of the depot. All goods
shipped from that point at present is
shipped at the owners risk and the
shippers ask that an agent be placed
there to receive the goous
No effort has been made in oregon to
raise funds for the improvement of the
Militia Aviation corps to take advant-
age of the offer of Emmcrson Mcmillan
of New York, who promised to increase
the fund 10 per cent of any amount
raised by the states. His offer expired
today. Michigan, Missouri, New York,
New Jersey and Maine raised from $10,-
600 to $4,000 for militia aviation pur-
poses.
The Alfalfa Cheddar Uheese company
changed its name to the Nyssa Cheese
company and filed supplementary arti-
cles of incorporation to that effect to-
day. The plant is located in Malhuer
county. The Pendleton Ice & Cold Stor-
age company was incorporated at $lS.
600 and the Wilcox Investment com
pany was incorporated at 100000 The
Union League club was incorporated at
$4,000. The last two companies are
| Portland concerns.
The Six O'Clock club of the First
Methodist church will have the pleasure
of hearing an address Tuesday evening
from Judge Henry l.. Benson on the
subject of ''Thc Recall and the Tudici.
ary." The East Central Circle of the
church will serve the supper at G:30
O'Clock. These meetings of the Six
O'Clock club are not confined 10 the
members of the church. They are for
all men who are interested in live topics
of the day.
Time flies pretty fast and what hap
pened week or ten days ago is often
forgotten, All of which means that
letter mailing day, about ten days ago,
when the Cherrians and school children
( showed their patriotism ON cold
rainy day, will he brought once again
| to the minds of Salem folks next sun
/ day, when the moving pictures taken of
the great event will be shown at We
Liberty theatre.
AT the Grant and Lincoln junior high
schools, the primary second grade viii
[ attend school only in the mornings.
from Q until 10 o'clock. In the after,
Moons, from l until 3;30 O'Clock. the
iirst primary grade will attend. Tins
giving half days sessions to the two
| primary grades Of these schools. This
Is only temporary, and will be con.
tnued until accommodations are pro.
| Nlded, when the hours of the last semes.
ter will be resumed.
Charles R, Wick will build a $4,000
bungalow on Bush and South Hipb
streets as soon as weather conditions
] permits the beginning of the work.
Mhlch viii be in charge of Elbert
thompson. The house will contain eiobt
rooms and win be Of the later DESIGN
OF bungalow architecture. A double
lot. VI '"'
.
Relief is at hand for those who have
been iueonveuienced by freight ear,
blocking the road at Mission and Hines
streets These crossings nave recently
been blocked by freight trains, from
10 to 30 minutes much to the inconveu.
ienee Of the school children. When the
matter was brought to the attention OF
the railroad officials, assurance was
given tnat the matter would be taken
| up at once, and that the city ordinauc