Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-03

IA 4Cdd jazz OdllCC dJ OOIlluOu udli
tonight. Gents 50cents. Ladies free.
Elmer E. Westley ard Clark Ritchey
Of rural route 8, Salem applied for en-
listment in the navy through the local
recruiting office at the postoffice and
were sent to Portland this morning for
final examination.
Any member of a fraternal society
| is extended an invitation to the For
esters of America dance Saturday ev-
ening, Nov. 3, Foresters hall, over
Home Restaurant N, Com i st. Admis
sion SOC.
Free public lecture by Chandler
Something for the poor groaning
world.
H. s. Radciiff is in the city closing
out his business preparatory to his ac
cepting an appointment as federal in
spector. He will locate in Portland tenn |
porarily, but his family will remain in |
Salem. The appointment Mr.. Radcliff /
says was not through the Portland Of
flee.
Roy H. Mills, manager of the Spauld- |
ing Logging company and Alderman !
Paul V. johnson went to Portland last |
night to attend the interstate bout be-
tween the Multnomah club and the Sc /
attic Athletic club. The boxers all show
ed fine form, according to Mr.. johnson,
but Portland was too much for the
Sound city, winning all bouts except
ing one.
jazz dance, Moose hall $3.50 p. m
A real Jazz dance at Cotillion hall
tonight. Gents 50cents. Ladies free.
o.
Edward Yarmouth of Halsey, age 20,
enlisted yesterday in the regular army, +
choosing service in the medical corps. +
Norwain w. Kennedy of Salem, age %,
also enlisted in the regular army, select /;
ing service in the aviation corps. They n
both left this morning for Portland. The y
tnlistments in Oregon for the
month of October were 354 The Oregon
district also includes the cities of Aber- q
deem and Centralia, Wash. II
The Floral Society will hold y bust 7
ness meeting in auditorium of Commer-i 4
cial club Monday evening at 1890 Elec d
ton of Officers. All members urged to !
oe present-Ivan G. Martin, sec y. Ii
-o IL
"A nevS day is dawning, whst viii
It bring forth7" is the subject under !
discussion at Moose hall Sunday Sp m. !
NJ. Quay st. Claire who enlisted from
The local navy recruiting office writesl
that he is now located at the q. s. navai3 !,
hospital at Mare island and that fewi !,
weeks ago he took his examinations ford !.
pharmist mate third class. The pay isl :
al month and all found. He says he !.
will have two more examinations bel
fore he will become pharmacist of the :
iirst class and that he feels pretty well :
satisfied with himself as he enlisted last :
April as apprentice seaman, drawings :
$3.50 a month.
Ernest R. Ringo, chairman OF the CON- ,
nittee appointed by the Salem Elk \
odge to arrange for the program Of the !
annual memorial services in honor of :
he departed dead, announces that SUM- =
lay, Dec. 2, is the day selected and that +
he committee hopes to secure as thei =
peaker for the occasion one OF the bigi =
men of the state. This year the annual 4
erviees will partake OF the military, as \
o many Of the boys who are members i
( the Salem Elk lodge are now in ae-j =
i've service. As in all memorial services i
he public will be invited to attend. \
he committee in charge this year in 4
lude Ernest R. Ringo, chairman, W, a.
'runk and Lee Garfield