Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-16

NAL, SALEM, OREGON, Tt
4 You can save money on groceries il
you buy of our new stores, lis South
Commercial, Ladd & Bush bldg. j. l.
Busick & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hudelston were
| called to Boise, Idaho. Wednesday on
account of the death of their son-in-law
Il. V. johnson.
We will save you money on groceries
if you trade at one of our new stores
Is South Commercial, 299 North Com
mercial. j. l.. Busick & Son.
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We wish to thanS our neighbors and
friends for the beautiful flowers and
words of sympathy and for their many
kind deeds during our recent sorrow
Mrs. f. j. Sauter, Mrs. Torrance Pugh
Mrs. W. d. Magee. Mrs. r. G. Hender-
son, John, Fred, Paul and William Rat
zeburg.
Elks attention-W. j. Cole of San
Francisco, an elocutionist and imper-
sonater, will furnish the entertainment
to night Big attendance desired. Come
and enjoy the evening.
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The second quarterly conference of
the United Brethren church will con
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at = O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
church on Twelfth and Mission streets,
The elder will preside at the morning
and evening services Sunday. All are
invited to attend the Sunday services.
Salem Academy of Dancing, latest
standardized dancing. Class Fridays
! 1880 p. m, social dancing Friday 900
p. m. folk dancing class Saturday 2:30
p. M, private lessons. Instructed by
Priscilla Fleming assisted by Willard
Hall. Hurst hall. Phone 90.
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Datus Myers, the Salem artist, has a
picture accepted and hung in the Art
Institute in Portland The picture is
of scene on the Santiam river and has
received much favorable comment
When the exhibition in Portland closes,
which will be about December 10, the
picture will be placed on exhibition
here.
Buy your groceries at cut rate prices
Two new stores for Salem, 299 North
Commercial opposite Barnes Cash store.
j. l.. Busick Il Son.
xiii Albany Is the startling infor-
by the high school football players and
their friends when. they leave for that
city next Saturday morning. Salem
high and Albany high will meet on the
football field at Albany next Saturday
afternoon and it is probable that spe-
cial will carry the Salem players and
their friends.
Next Monday is the time for all of
the young people Of Salem who have
been thinking of practical course of
study at the Capital Business college
and putting it off from time to time,
to begin. There will be new classes in
shorthand and other subjects. See the
principal afternoons, between 4 and 5.
Harley o. White, as mayor of Salem,
is in receipt Of an invitation to be pres
ent at the thirteenth annual convention |
of the National Rivers and Harbors con
gress, which win meet in Washington, |
d. c., on the tn and 7th of December. |
If he finds it inconvenient to attend. |
he is authorized to appoint delegate
and the invitation assures him that said !
delegate will receive the courtesies of |
the convention.
Those wishing to join the dancing !
class conducted by Mr. and Mrs. IIar-
old Grady of Portland may find them
at the Moose hall this evening. Young
adults at $500 Mr. and Mrs. Grady |
will give instruction in all of the late
ball room dancing, including the Two
Two, One Step, Canter WALTZ and Fox
trOt.
The wrestlers and boxers of the Y.
NJ. C. A. classes are getting into fine
shape and feel that by the first of the
year, or even sooner, they will be ready
to give some public exhibitions, or even
issue challenges to those travelling in
the same class. The wrestlers are un-
der the instruction of G. Il. Frankie,
former northwest champion, and the
boxers are learning how to dodge, duck
and hit under the teachings of l.. H.
Compton.
Mrs. j. G. Richardson, Of 1855 State
street, was elected chairman of congress
sional district No. / of the National
Woman's party at meeting held this
week in Portland. The party will re-
organize to continue its campaign to
establish universal suffrage through the
passage of the Susan B. Anthony
amendment. With the exception OF the
state department committees, the great
sr part of the officers elected are from
PortlanR
The mercury in the thermometer of
he Oregon Transportation company
vent to the low notch last night of "a
lbove. This was the coolest this year
,ince January 2S, when the record was
% above and January %, with record