Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28
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w. C. Emmel, who has been with the
Barnes store for the past five years
left Saturday evening to accept a po
sitiOn as assistant manager in one OF
the Golden Rule stores in the eastern
part of the state. His family will re.
main in Salem few weeks.
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Shortage of cars is again interfering
with the business Of the Spaulding
Logging company. Shipments have
! been delayed to some extent for the
II past 80 days by car shortage, but this
week it has become more serious as
the company today is in need of u
cars when cannot be supplied.
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/ The Southern Pacific has notified
the state public service commission of
/ intention to install warning bell ON
its Mill City branch near the Albany
/ Lumber cOmpany's mill. The William
cite Pacific has applied for permission
to cross the highway in Lane county
between Eugene and Marshfield.
A good citizenship service, in recog-
milton Of Independence day will be
held in the First Methodist church
Sunday evening. Patriotic organiza-
tions Of the city have been invited to
attend Besides musical program
Justice Henry L. Benson of the state
supreme court will deliver an address
The offering to be taken is for the
benefit Of the Salem aPtriOtic League.
The Rev. Petereit of San Francisco
will arrive in the city Friday and re-
main here for a time as temporary pas
tor of the German Baptist church,
preaching his Introductory sermon
Sunday morning. He is well known
among members and friends of the
church, having conducted evangelistic
services here for a week during the
month of May.
Final reports of all committees ap-
pointed by director Benjamin Brick
will be received at the meeting called
tonight at the Commercial club. All
premium lists will also be submitted
and the final business of committees
turned in to the tourist and publicity
department of the club. For this rea-
son, Mr.. Brick earnestly requests ali
committees and their chQirmen to at
tend.
DR.. W. B. Hinson Of Portland be-
gins tonight a series Of services at the
First Baptist church which will con
tinue through next Sunday. These
services are free and the public is cor!
daily invited to hear this eloquent
preacher DR.. Hinson 5 messages es-
pecially appeal to men. In his pastor
ate at Portland and other cities on the
coast he has had large numbers of men
in his congregations. The service be-
gins at eight 0 o'clock.
Southwick and Headrick were
awarded the contract for building the
- room addition to the Marion hotel,
by the directors of the Capital Invest
ment company at their meeting last
night. Their bid of Sl4,672 was the
lowest. These figures do not include
heating, as this will he awarded in a
separate contract. The work will be-
gin today and will be rushed forward
to completion as the contract specifies
September - as the time limit for the
work.
The Douglas Ice and Storage COM
pany mas filed intention to do business
with the state corporation office; cap
ital stock is $4,000. Articles of dis
solution have been filed by the Coast
Investment Co. of Albany; Rogers Bar
ber Shop, Portland; jackson County
Faiar association, Medford; Imbler
Warehouse company, lmbler; Estaca-
da Fruit Growers association of Esta-
cada; Odd Fellows Hall association Of
Albina; Portland Clay Co., Portland;
Sellwood Wet Wash Laundry Co.,
Portland.
While pulling a truck heaped high
with baggage for $. p. train y last
night, Pete Latham, assistant freight
man at the Twelfth street depot
caught his hand in a hook on the SIDE
of the truck. His finger nail was torn
out ana lut llU4tI ldlN hItu ~ thC
knuckle. Almost fainting, Latham
was forced to put the truck back in
the baggage room before he could
Jump aboard an auto and visit ply
sician. The injury will not prove ser
ious as it was found that the bone was
intact.
''Cereo" the new drink manufactur-
ed in Salem, as a substitute for coffee,
has been making a very favorable i'm
preston by the free service at the Of
flee of the Portland Railway Light and
Power compauys office. Yesterday
500 cups were served and orders taken
from l9 of the local grocers. There
seems to be general opinion that
"Cereo" has the right flavor and
compares favorably with any coffee
substitute on the market 1t will be
served tomorrow as the last day of the
present demonstration.
Word was received this morning of
the death of Ebin T. Albert at his
home in Columbus, Ohio. in his 66th
year. ne is survived 10y three broth
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