Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

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< Nos. 24.-Leeture at Public X
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Z anee," by Dr. Robbins OF L. =
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x Dee. Skis Memorial sery- <
4 ices, opera house, 2:50 p. Ii. =
< Dee. City Election. x
x Dee. 4-9.-Third Annual Marion =
i* County Corn SHOW. x
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/ Dr.. MendeIsohn, specialist, fits glasse-
- correctly. q. 8. Bank. Bld:.
I 7. ?. Schram, Of Denmark, Curry
county, Oregon, viii return 10 his home
next Sunday. He is in charge Of the
(. grocery department Of q mill commits
sary at that place.
I Dr. T. II. Thompson Of 4I6 Bank Of
! Commerce bldg specializes in Eye,
/ Ear, Nose and Throat. II
I A special meeting Of the officers and
directors Of the Salem Floral society
/ has been called for tomorrow evening,
/ al the Commercial club. The society i
7 planning on. doing several things this
I winter to interest the people in the
Salem Beautiful slogan.
/ Lecture-Some Railroads we Travel.
/ by Frank z. Jones at the Bungalow,
Z 18th and Court Friday night, 7:30. Sill
yer offering taken. novlT
c. L. Starr, formerly secretary Of the
state tax commission, but now a prae-
tieing lawyer OF Portland. received
word this morning while in this city that
his brother in TillamOok. was seriously
injured. He imemdiately secured an au-
tOmObile and left for TillamOok.
Ycu will like Midgets they are bet
ter.
Word was received this morning by
Webb s. Clough from Florence Allison
at Price, Utah, that she would leave at
once to attend the funeral OF T. o.
Doyle, who was killed Thursday by
falling tree. Word was also received
from his brother FuHeral arrangements
win not be made until relatives ar
rive.
Midgets breakfast sausage that's
different.
One week from tonight, those who are
interested in the big question Of health |
insurance, will hear the subject discuss |
ed at the auditorium of the public lib |
rary by DR.. Edwin Clyde Robbins, as
sistant professor Of economics and soci !
ology of the University of Oregon. The |
doctors as well as the high schools of |
this part of the state are becoming in |
terested in prospective legislation on |
health insurance DIR. Robbins received |
his degree from Columbia university.
Start the day right. Midgets for
breakfast.
In order that the Salem golf players
may have an opportunity of seeing |!
what first class golfing is like, accord
ing tothe city standard, il is announced |
that six Of Portland's experts will
play at the Finer course on Sunday,
November %. Local players will not |
participate, as the game is a challenge
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on the Salem links. A general invita-
tion to witness the game will be ex-
tended to all who are interested in
golf.
Your furs remodeled. fuIs for sale.
West Fur Co., 2l7 South High st.
The members Of the ELK lodge were
given an especially interesting program
last evening by ". ]. Cole. an imper
senator and reader. Mr.. Cole was form
erly newspaper man and in his early /
days associated with Bill Nye, Eugene
Fields and Ben King. with a personal
acquaintance with J. Whiteomb Riley. J
His selections were from these writers
and after an hour and half of enter
tanning. the Elks unanimously gave him
vote Of thanks for the evenings en-
tertainment. Mr. Cole is member of A
the Birmingham, Alabama, Elk lodge, Il
No. 40. He intends for the present to
make Salem his home.
Varor Gas Heaters, the best heaters
for small rooms. G. : Hamilton Furni-
ture Co.
Oregon folks are regarded in the east
as well as at home as being especially /
competent to pass on all sorts of initia- Il
tive and referendum measures, yet al
the recent general election the electors 1