Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-06

Virgil Salmon, until two years ago a
| resident of Salem, is enlisted in a ma
chine gun corps in Salt Lake City
Utah. His mother, Mrs. B. F. Salmon,
lives here, at Ago North Eighteenth
street.
Free-A nice diaa with each Sl.o0
purchase. Salem Market Place, grocery
department. l2l s. CONT. 7-27
While descending the basement
stairs at his home last night, Judge ].
c. Moreland fell, striking his head and
shoulders. However, he was not Sc
fiously injured and is around today; Z
DR.. Davis Bean will answer calls
from farmers phone 5SFl3 after office
hours and on holidays. rs
Dr.. d. K. Beechler, dentist, So2 q. s.
Bank bldg. Fifteen years experience.
Most modern office equipment in the
valley. Sundays by appointment. II
.
Afford and Ben Wick, bookkeeper and
shop foreman respectively, of the Ford
garage, are taking their vacation by
motoring to the Columbia highway
and Tillamook.
The reason for the non-appearance
of the aeroplane at the fair grounds on
July 4 is a very simple one. Ralph
Hansen who was employed to make the
flight failed to appear as he contracted
to do. The entire blame in the matter
rests with Mr.. Hansen and not with
the management of the celebration.
The Woodmen Of the World will hold
their semi-annual installment at the
lodge rooms tonight. The officers who
will be vested with office are: c. G.,
George Donaldson; Adv, c. c. Cory;
escort, 4. c. Crawford; manager,
Charles Jacqnet; Waterman, 9. d.
Ross
Waldo Hill Pioneer association will
hold its annual picnic at the Mrs. gohn
A. Hunt grove on June IA. Mayor wal
ter Keyes will be the speaker of the
day. Everybody invited and especially
the pioneers of Oregon.
Payment Of subscriptions to the Am
erican Red Cross War fund should be
made at the headquarters of the William
ette chapter on Court street. Consider
able inquiry has been made as to where
payment should be made. Miss Gorgia
Petit has charge of this work and can
be found at headquarters after $3.50
o o'cloek in the morning.
.
orton school for girls. Pasadena, Cal
fornia. Los Angeles military school for
bows. Los Angeles, California. Person
aIly represented at Hotel Marion by
Edward r. Slower Friday and Satur-
dav. July 9th, 7th, 5 TO 5 p. m. Cate-
logue and information free of charge.
Public cordially invited.
Mrs. Olive Heiser and Mrs. Bessie R.
smith. formerly of this city, who have
been living in Wichita, Kansas, for
some time, have returned 10 Salem and
EXPECT TO make it their home. Some
time ago Mr.. Hiser conducted a store at
Hopmere. They are now located at 54l
Min street and like this climate much |
better than that offered by Kansas.
Mrs. smith is a daughter of Mrs. Heiser
and is accompanied BY her little son.
Billy. I
One important piece Of business
at the last meeting Of the
,oard Of directors of the Commercial
.lub, was that Of eleeting man to sue
.eed John ]. Roberts, who resigned
rom the craftsmanship Of the social
lenartment on account of business
Which took him from the city. His sue
essor is w. A. Marshall, a member OF
he Industrial Accident commission.
NE for IAberty sheatre Sunday, three
81 Hippodrome vaudeville aetss eight
eature pictures, fifteen cents, mao- |
ee and evening.
Rev. John OVAL arrived home yesteT,.. =