Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-19

| l4th. Ch1ef OF Police Welsh made a
statement in this connection which
will be of interest to all drivers of
automobiles and motorcycles. The
chief says that violations of the speed
ordinance are becoming too numerous,
and that his department will from this
time enforce the law strictly.
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Sulkies for the coast and other va
cation trips, 81 l.4S-Buren Hamilton.
The Court of Legends of the United
Artisans will hold picnic Thursday
afternoon and evening at the fair
grounds. The Junior Artisan band
will make its first public appearance.
Now is good time TO trade your
old range for a new Duplex Alcazar
gas and wood range.-Buren Hamil'
ton.
The Cherrian band, with Tom orde-
mann as soloist will appear this even
| ing at Monmouth to give special con-
cert for the 800 teachers attending the
summer institute.
improvements to cost $4,000 are un-
der way at the Steusloff meat market,
Court and Liberty streets. Excava-
tions are now being made in the base
ment for 81 by 33 foot modern cold
storage room with three inch cork
insulation. An automatic refrigerat-
ing plant is also included in the i'm
I provements. In order to make room
for the improvements necessitating a
ten foot ceiling, the concrete floor mas
been removed and another will be plac-
ed two feet lower. The work will be
completed by October 15.
Ben Levy Of the Midget market had
the misfortune to have the second
finger Of his right hand crushed in a
sausage machine this morning. He was
taken to the Salem hospital and given
medical treatment by DR., w. II. Byrd.
.
A few more gas ranges at greatly
reduced prices. & Hamilton.
The Free Methodist camp meeting
for the Salem district begins July 19,
8 p. m. Walter Clotzbach who has just
closed q successful tent meeting at
Alberta Portland will be one of the
principal speakers. Camp is on Broad
way two blocks north of Hood. Preach
ing 10 a. m, 2;D and S p. m. daily.
s. Wendell Silver of New York City
is in Salem securing the names of all
musicians for his Oregon directory. All
who are actively engaged in the pro-
fession of music or in choir work will
nave their names included. Mr.. Sill
yer proposes to issue 10000 copies of
the directory to be distributed free.
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Phone in your name for the city
bathing beach. There is no overhead
expense, as all that is necessary is to-
call 302 and mention a proper name
for the beach, and if that name hap
pens to be selected, bathing ticket
good for the entire season will be the
reward. The Commercial club wants
an appropriate name for the beach.
Some one today entered the name
"Palm Beach Park " suggestive of the
present camping PLACE of the boys I'M
Khaki.
Scandinavian church conference.
Church conference will be held in the
Scandinavian church, cor. $. ID and
Neil streets, Friday evening at a
o clock. The Rev. j. o. Mahlberg from
California will have charge. Preaching
at 8 p. m. All Scandinavians are most
cordially invited to attend.
.
Tonight at 7:30 o'clock members of
the Salem Rifle club will engage in
target practice and are requested to-
bring along their % rifles and plenty
of smells. The good news was received
this morning that the Y. s. arsenal at
Venetia, Cal, has shipped % guns and
1000 rounds ammunition and with the
average luck in travelling, they will be
ready for the boys next Monday even
ing. This will give the club 62 guns
and each man entitled 20 l20 rounds of
ammunition free. Il
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L. S. Rowland, of the Beaver State
Printers, believes the boys i -he squad
to which his son Edgar NJ. Rowland
belongs, should have patriotic letter
paper and cards, especially as many
of the boys are writing home on any
old sorts of paper. Hence, he printed
on fine linen paper n cut of an Amer |
ltan eagle anu nag, WIN luc NoiuihS1
eco. NJ, 3rd Inf. Oregon o. NJ and
sent to his sen with instructions to be
liberal with his squad as long as the
supply lasted as there was an abund- |
ant supply at home.
DR.. G. Hartley, specialist, inflamed,
bleeding gums and pyorrhea. 4l6 U. 5. |
Bank bldg. Phone 1856.
The sale of reserved seats for THE
Birth of a Nation to be shown at the
opera house three days beginning next
Monday, will open tomorrow and will
continue over Friday and Saturday,
The box office will be open in tneI
mornings from 10 until 1880 O'Clock,
and in the afternoons from until 81
clock. Two shows will be given each
of the three days, the afternoon reels
BEGINNING at 2:l5 o'clock and the
evening, at s:l5. Although this film
was produced two years ago, there has
been nothing attempted in the moving
picture business that can compare with
''The Birth of Nation in tne num-
her of actors taking part nor in gen
eral historical interest.
Dissolution sale prices on all trunks