Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-17


Harry Plant, cook for Company M, is
in the city for short furlough. He
arrived in Salem last Friday but went
to visit relatives in the country. He
expects to return to the company Fri
day, and reports everything well at La
Grande.
Davies Place lat s. Commercial, can
dies, soft drinks, Davies pure ice cream.
Open from 1880 a. m. to IL P. m. S-12
Boy Scouts came to the front Friday
at Amity and saved the life of Mrs.
Fleeta Northrup johnson, who sank in
F, Yamhill river while swimming, and
when rescued had gone down for the
third time, and was lying on the bottom
of the river. The boys worked valiant
| ly for long time before their efforts
were rewarded, but they succeeded in
saving her life.
Mr.. Dotson will begin his summer
school Monday July 23d. Any student
desiring to make up work, review, or
do advanced study can be accommo-
dated. Special instruction in arithmetic.
| Call 2237W or come to the Washington
building the morning of the 23rd to ar
range for work. TIT
]. E. Adams, in charge of the Salem
recruiting station. is in Dallas and Falls
City after recruits. He says he ex-
pects to land at least two huskies for
the navy. He is required now to spend
two days each week visiting outside
lo fba wv
! wants.
Economize by buying your canning
needs now. Complete line of jars. caps,
GabIsdorf TIT
These warm, bright days the days
looked for longingly in the winter, find
many people. taking advantage OF the
parks in the city. Wilson park, be-
cause of its location, attracts large
number of those who seek to evade the
heat. Marion Square is also populated
during the heated period with those
who like the cool freshness Of its shade
Free-A nice dish with each $1.o0
purchase. Salem Market Place, grocery
Senortment 191 s tomI 7-27
o.
Captain Rosenberg, of the Salem Rail
way company, expects to receive his call
| into active service sometime this week.
He was notified the other day that a
request had been sent into the war de-
partment asking that he be called. The
REQUEST was sent in by Quartermaster
General Sharpe and Captain Rosenberg
expects it to be acted on within five
days. Accordingly he may receive his
cali Wednesday or Thursday. He has
resigned his position and is settling up
| his affairs.
Do you want to learn Spanish Class
viii be formed if enough are interested.
Price for course $40. Phone 1903. IT
There are big times coming for the
Cherrians, as plans are under way for
grand picnic. field day, blow out or
what ever it may be called. Time and
place will not be decided until Thursday
and the location will be some place up
the river. Prizes will be awarded for
the most beautiful bathing suit, the
most graceful dive, and other sports.
This according to statement of William
| Gahlsdorf.
This may appear to be an advertise
ment for Max Buren but 1t is not par
ticularly intended so. But when the IRE
inspectors went over the city of Salem,
they reported they found no store, elth,
or in Portland or Salem better ARRANGED
for fire protection and prevention. ms
store they said was practically ideal, IN
The way of furniture stores, and was
.scited in dispatches from the front for
notable precaution." +"
Dr.. D. x. Beechler, dentist, 2O2 U. 5.
Bank bldg. Fifteen years experience
Most modern office equipment IN the
valley. Sundays by appointment u
.
william Nelson, an inmate OF the
state hospital for the insane, commit
| ted from Columbia county, escaped yes
terday and was captured after an exert
! ;no chase which led to Gervais. One
of the officials of the hospital wanted
70 find speed-cop Chittick and get hln
| 70 assist in the catching of the escaped
man. and therefore called up the sher-
iff,s office. They told him that the
con was somewhere between Aurora and
salem. and that the best way to flnd flndi
4 him was to get out ON the road ana
speed up to S5 miles. Instructions were
| followed to the letter, and sure enough,
Mr.. Chittick showed up to pinen the
offender. He then assisted IN the cap
ture.
Lighting fire with mixture OF
kerosene and gasoline is not 10 De an'
vised, as Ollie Fried, second englnee,,