Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-13


sometime this month to raise funds for
Fairgrounds.
The South Salem Box Factory is now
operating and Mrs. Cameron sohcits the
orders of old patrons as well as new.
Phone 726-W. ,Aprlj
A double header is in store for base
ball fans next Saturday afternoon. The
two games will be played on William
ette field, the first one being called for
1880 o'clock. The Salem high school
boys will start the afternoon with
their game with the o. A. C. freshm IN
team. After this excitement, the o.
A. C. "Aggies will play the William
cite "Bear Cats"
Iron Boards, regular S1.75, special
9Sc, today and tomorrow. Buren al
Hamilton.
The date of the monthly meeting of
the commercial club has been changed
from Wednesday, April 10, to Tues lay
nesday evening, April 10, to Tuesday
evening, April lS. This change in the
date of the meeting was deemed ad-
visable as it has been announced that
Theodore +. Burton, former senator
from Ohio, and candidate for the re-
publican nomination for the presidency,
will speak at the armory Wednesday
evening.
See the fairies dance in the Mid Sum
mer Night S Dream, April 22nd.
N-O
In the windows of the Capital Ma
tional bank may be seen the large low
ing cup presented ~ William Blake,
Jr., of Kaiser Bottom, by the First
National bank of st. Paul, for display
ing the best 10 ears of corn from this
section of the country at the First Ma
tional Corn show. Also on display is
the bronze cup awarded to A, T. Cline
of Mount Angel for the second prize
awarded to men FOR the best 10 ears of
corn.
Mid Summer Nights Dream at the
Grand Opera House, Saturday, April
22nd, 2:30 and $3.50 p. m. Any seat in
the house zoe.
"Green Stockings the play in which
Margaret Anglin made such a national
reputation, will be given by the dram
attic students Of tne high school the
evening of either April % or 20. Re
hearsals are already under way and the
students who take part in the play are
doing their best to produce Q play that
will be credit to the high school. As
in all high school entertainments, the
play will be given at the high school
auditorium.
Black shoes bronzed. white shoes
cleaned. Popular shoe shining parlors.
Specially equipped for ladies'. 3S3
state street. Opposite The Spa.
Owners of Church street property will
meet this evening at 1880 clock at
the city hall to decide among them
selves just what kind of a pavement
they want. Among the kinds that have
proved adapted to this country are the
cement, concrete, bitulithc, asphaltic
concrete, Ell Oso, and the pavement of
ing surface, The council will, of course
select the pavement the property own
ers want, and advertise the intention
of the city to make the imrovement At
ter the first publication, property own
ers nave 20 days in which to remon-
strate, but in order to defeat the paw
ing the remonstrance must be signed by
more than two thirds of the property
owners.
The Management of Hotel Marion an
nounces an informal dinner dance in
the main dining room Friday, April A.
The course dinner will be served at I
p. m, Music from 1880 to lO:3O p. N.
Please make reservations early. $l.00
per person. Hotel Marion Co., Cnas. e.
Miller, Mgr.
Plans are now under way for an in
teresting evening when the Sons Of the
American Revolution and those inter
ested give their banquet at the Marion
hotel, celebrating the date of the bat
ties of Concord and Lexington, April
10. Addresses will be made by Gov
ernor Withycombe, Mayor Harley o.
White Judge William Galloway, Rev.
r. F. Fischer and Wallace McCamant,
of Portland president of the Oregon
Society Of the Sons of the American
Revolution. Prof. r. 5. Gannett, prin-
cipal Of the Washington junior high
school, will read a paper. 4 reception
will be held for nalf an hour before
the serving of the banquet at Z clock
Members of the society and those in
terested may secure their tickets from
Winthrop Hammond, George Post or
Russell Brooks.
The Management of Hotel Marion an
nomces an informal dinner dance in
the main dining room Friday, April Il.
The course dinner will be served at
.p. m. Music from $50 to l0:30 p. M.
Please make reservations early Sl00
per person. Hotel Marion Co.., Cnas. G.
Miller, Mgr
One pole or one line only is the cor
rect style for anyone who goes fishing,
and this one pole or one line must be
held in the hand, Anyone trying to
override the fishing proposition by using
two or three poles or several lines, all
at the same time, will place himself
liable to arrest and fine of S25. The
law is very plain, to the effect that
only one pole or one line may be used
lby one party aud also that the same
must be held in the alnd. To come
within the law, not more than three
hooks may be used on one line. For the
past few lavs. several bows and men