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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

chociaz nova jcgo nie byia wy
"stepem krasomowczyrn, tylko,
jak sam zaznaczyf, opisem kro-
koW poczynionyCh ku utworzeniu
armii polskiej we Francyi, powo-
dow / argumentow uzytych, ce-
low, do ktorych dazono, skiadu tel
armii, jej finansow, zarzqdu, sto-
sunku do rzadow alianckich i do
rzqdu Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
M6wil takze obccnym stanie
przedstawicielstwa polskiego MIC
dzynarodowego, jego cel6w, Gzia-
lalnoSci i utworzenia. Nova ic-
60 zawierala szczegolY przedtem
publicznie ME ogIaszane. Siucha-
no go Z najwieksza uwaga. Od--
powiadaI takze ma zarzuty czy-
nione tworzeniu polskiej armii i
wspomnial o oSwiadczeniu sekrc-
TARA wojny Bakera ogioszonem
s pazdz. Odczytai takzc tekst
przysiegi, jaka wszyscy zolnierze
sk}adac muszq, co wywo}afo ME
s4ychany entuzyazn. L wielkim
tez entuzyazmem przyjeto jego
zapowicdz, re prezydent Wilson
wkrotce wazna akcye powezmie
w sprawie Polski
DR.. Smykowski w wymownych
slowach podziekowal por. Casio
rowskiemu "a jego przemowienie,
ktore zawieraio mn6stwo dowo--
dow na to, re aspiracye Polakow
beda urzeczywistnione. Ze WRIT
szeniem zapewniaf goScia, ze
Zjednoczenie poprze Polska Ar
mic wszelkiemi silami W przeko-
naniu, re eel to szlachetny. Ma
zawezwanie jego izba powstaje i
Z niezmiernym entuzyazmem
wznosi okrzyki ma czesc komisyi
Mech zyje!
Ku koicowi mowy por. Casio
rowskiego wszed1 wikaryusz gen.
dyecezyi Albany, Mgr. Delaney.
Powitano 60 serdecznie i wpro--
wadzono go ma scene, gdzie "a
interesowaniem wyslucha1 dokoh-
czenia mowy i przygladai sic en-
tuzyazmowi powstaiemu.
Przedstawiouy przez ks. Cell
chowskiego, Mgr. Delaney pre-
m6wiI do delegat6w serdecznie L
wielka przychylnoScia dla Pola--
k6w, re zrozumieniem sympathy
cznem ideai6w Polak6w i zrobil
g}ebokie wrazenie ma delegatach.
Oswiadczyl, re Biskup dyecezyi
mocno zaiuje, IL ME mogi przy-
bye powodu, re chory jest ma
zaziebienie ! lekarz stanowczo
D-,-.l: :. .tror;.,, Q -;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11
CHAOS w NIEMCZECH.
POMRUKI REWOLUCYI. ...
BUNT WE FLOC1E.

Londyn, 11-go pazdziernik. -
Juz onegdaj picrwsze byly wiesc',
il we flocie niemieckiej wykryto
spisek rozgafeziony - na wzor
organizacyi marynarzy / Office
row floty rosyjskiej, ktory to spl-
SEX rniai na celu akcye przeclw
wfadzom rzadu, by tenze Emusic
do pokojowych pertraktacyi, O.
becnie So dalsze wiadomoSci w
tel niezwyktej ola stosunkow ME
mieckich sprawie. Oto cztery lub
piec wielkich okretow floty ME
mieckiej nalezaio do spisku - t.
j. Gala zaioga statkow tych spl-
skiem byia ogarniona; jednym z
tych byi ,,Westphalen' wojenny
okret $4,000 ton pojemnosci,
ktorego zaioga wrzucl@a kapltana
do morza, poczem wysiad}a ma
lad bronia w reku da}a hasfo
buntu, ktorego zadaniem glow
mem byf - pokoj: komenda rza-
dowa wyprowadziia z barakow
wojsko marynarki przeciw BUN
townikom, lecz zo4nierze ME
chcieli strzelac do zbuntowanych
towarzyszy; wowczas sprowadzo-
no wojska zwyczajne armii te
otoczyfy zbuntowanych, ktorzy
w koncu sic poddali. Dalej dono-
sza 0 buncie ma wojennym okre-
Gle Nuremberg" ,ktorego zafoga
uiefa uwieziia oficerow, a sta
tex zwr6cita do Norwegii, by go
tam dac internowac; lecz ME
mieckie torpedowce doscigfy
Nuremberg" i za1oge jego zn1u-
silly do poddania. Natychmiast
ma wiest o tych zajsciach przybyf
do Wilhelmshaven ces. Wilhelm
i zfozywszy surowe sledztwo, roz
kazai rozstrzelac co si6dmego z
uczestnikow buntow owych, a
ra reszte inne srogie naiozono
kary; kanclerz Michaelis zalozyf
veto przeciw srogiemu wyrokowi
karania srniercia co siodmego zoi-
nierza, dlatego, il "a czyn ten ME
chcia1 brac odpowiedzialnosci
przed parlamentem. Wszelkie bye
maja poszlaki, il jeszcze caiego
buntu ME wykryto, re spisek ma
wyglad TAXI, jakby byf nadzwy-
czajnie rozga'ezionym; W caiej
flocie niemieckiej, a iw armii
duch oporu i niezadowolenia wy
razii sic ostatnio W kilku bum
tach zoinierzy na samych liniach
bojowych. Ma temat spisku we
flocie przemawiai w parlamencie
minister marynarki. adm. v, Ca
pelle, ktory wyrazif sic, il to re-
wolucya rosyjska przewrociia W
giowach niektorym czfonkom flo
ty niemieckiej, ale najsmutniej-
szem re wszystkiego jest to, il
buntownicy agenci gi6wni bun
tu porozuniewali sic W sanlymze
budynku parlementu niemieckie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11
czionkowie Zarzadu drukarni.

cZ4onkoWle Zarzadu druLk uLkarnl.
.-Dsl...korzeniewska wrosi, by
wyznaczyc penSye dyrektorow we
wszelkich komitetach. Czekala
wnosi, by placic tylko dyrckto-
rom w finans. komitccic; kamii-
ski wspomina o komitecie; taksa-
cyjnym. Piotrowski Przybylih-
ski tlomacza, jak jest obecnie. Po
dalszej dyskusyi uchwalono, by
dyrektorzy otrzymywali po S.
"a kazde posiedzenie, dyrekto--
rzy we fin. komitecie dodatkowo
po So "a posiedzenie. Pr6cz tego
maja otrzymywac S. dyet kosz-
ia podrozy ma Sejm.
Komitet poleca, by dyrektorzy
zamiejscowi otrzymywali S. dyet
i koszta podrozy, gdy przybywa-
ia ma. posiedzenia Zarzadu takiez
wynagrodzenie "a Sejm. Debaty
staja sic ozywione. Starzyk tho
macy, re zamiejscowi dyrekto--
rzy otrzymuja So dyet S. "a ka-
zde posiedzenie opr6cz koszt0w,
podr6zy. Uchwalono, by tax po-
zosta}o.
Wiceprezydentka dla kobiet ma
otrzymywac S. "a posiedzenie, S.
dyet i koszta podr6zy przy objaz-
dach w czasie Sejmu.
Wiceprezydentka dla kobiet W
Stanach Wschodnich ma otrzy--
mywac So dyet koszta podr5zy
Co do syndyka byiy diva pole
cenia: pierwsze, by otrzyn!ywai
5000 rocznie, $15 "a pozyczki po-
nizej $4,000 i $40 "a pozyczki
wyzsze, a drugie, ably otrzymy--
wal $4,000 rocznie, a zadnych bo-
cznych wynagrodzeh. .Nastepu-
ja debaty ozywione; !. marszaieh
wzywa obecnych adwokatow dc
wyrazenia opinii, Piotrowski po-
piera wyznaczenie staiej pensyi
$4,500 bez osobnych dochodow, d
lie ostrzega, &c W nadzwyczajnych
wypadkach Zarzad powinien
mice prawo zaangazowac pomoc-
nikow dla syndyka "a osobnem
wynagrodzeniem. Zabieraja CLOS
ks. Pubic, adv, Rybicki, adv
Jankowski. Pc dalszych dyskre-
syach przechodzi ostateczny
wniosek ks. Pudiy, by syndyk O.
trzymywai $500 stalej pensyi,
S. dyet i koszta podr6zy nd Sejm,
ably Zarzad W nadzwyczajnych
wypadkach angaiowai pomoc i a
by syndyk miai stale godzny IT,
rzedowe W biurze Zjcdnoczenia.
Przechodzi tez wniosek, by
wszelkiej nalezytosci "a pozyczki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11
SRODA. SESYA PORANNA.
Konitet budzetowy.

Schenectady. 10. pazdz. - Sc
sys poranna W Srode rano otwo-
rzyi AIarszalek DR.. Smykowski o
godz 9:+5. Zwlo]le spowodowaio
uabozenstwo zalobnc odprawione
przez k. kapelana. 70 mOdlitwie
odm6wjonej przcz kapelana, Sc
irctarz odczytaI protokof, kt0ry
przyjeto.
KS. Michalski W imieniu komi-
.ctu rcguI odczytuje porzqdek
dzienny: Sprawozdauic komite--
tu mandatow, komitetu budzeto-
wego, komjtctu wuioskow, in
nych komitet6w nominacye.
rs. kapclau odbiera przysisgs
cd kapeIana. Aiarszaiek oznaj-
mia. zc rcdaktor Bare jest obecny,
ale ME przediozyl jcszcze man.
datu.
Komitet budzetowy. - Pensye.
rs. Pubic sprawozdaje w imic-
niu komitetu budzctowego,
Komitct poleca, by Pensye pre-
zvdenta podniesiono do s., 400 o.
procz wydatk6w dyet po s.
dziennie "a podroz W interesie
Ziednoczenia w czasie Sejmu.
Przyjeto.
Wiceprezes ma otrzymywac
$500 rocznie, jakotez koszta podro
" ! dyety "a podroze W interesie
Ziednoczenia i w czasie Sejmu.
Przyjeto.
Komitet poleca, by wicePrezy-
denci ma Stany otrzymywali ko-
szta podrozy dyety po $4, gdy
podr6iuja dla Zjedn. KS. Michal-
ski proponuje 81 dyet. Del. Pho
trowski proponuje s. dziennie
aktualne koszta podrozy. Who
SEX ten przyjeto.
Sekretarz ma Otrzymywac
$4,000 rocznie, koszta podrozy, 81
dyet W czasie Scjmu. Wniosek, by
pensya sekretarza rownala sic
pensyi prezydenta upada. Police
ME komitetu przyjeto.
Skarbnik ma otrzymywac
$500 rocznie, koszta Podr6zy
dyetv w czasie Sejmu. Przyjeto.
Przyjeto tez POlecenie komite-
tu, by Zarzad Przyja& pomocnika
skarbnika Z odpowfednia Pensya
Buchalter ma otrzymywat
$500 rocznie. PrZyJeto.
Asystent gen. sekretarza 81 ,2OC
rocznie. Przyjeto.
Komitet poleca, by stenOgrai
otrzymywai $1,000 rocznie. Del. A,
damkiewicz radzi, by Zarzadowc
pozostawic wyznaczenic pensy
dla pracujacych W biurze; DIR. Pie,
lrzykowski poPiera POleccnie ko,
mitetu. Del. Piotrowski w diuz-.
sci przemowie wykazuje waz,
nose urzeda i Popiera wniosck a,
damkiewicza. Popicra to tez del
Rybicki, czionek kom. budzetO--
wego.
Piotrowski wnosi, by Sejm wy
zuaczyi pensye wszystkich urzCd,
nik6w, take poza urZednikami
Drzez Sejm obranymi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11
SESYA POPOLUDNIOWA.
Komisya francusko polska.

homlSya .1rdncuSKo polSKd.
Sesye popoiudniowa otworzyl
marszalek dr.. Smykowski O godz.
2::20 odmowii modlitwe. Odczy-
tano telegramy cd Osady No. l Z
Buffalo, Cd ,,Nowin" milwauc-
kich, Cd pewnego Tow. Z Milwau-
kee innego Tow. re Schenecta-
dy.
Komitetowi wyborczemu pole
como urzadziG budki wyborcze W
sail oddac klucze cd skrzynek
wyborczych marszalkowi,
Sekretarz odczytuje protokol re
sesyi porannej.
w czasie czytania wchodza, ell
tuzyastycznie przez delegatow
witani, reprezentanci komisyi
wojskowej polsko francuskieJ.
Przeprowadzaja ich ma scene, a
tymczasem protok6i zostaje przy-
jety malemi poprawkami. Kape-
Ian, jako prezes komitetu zapro--
szen przedstawia (posrod wiel-
kich oklaskow okrzykow) cz}on-
kow komisyi w uniformach pol
skich: por. Gasiorowskiego i in2.
Szaniawskiego.
Porucznik Gasiorowski pre-
mawiai przez poltorej godziny
przerywano mu czesto oklaskami,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 2-giei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

gOSClC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11

przechodziiy do funduszu bieza-
cego.
Polecenia komitetu co do lcka--
RIA naczelnego So dwojakie; albo
Is centow "a kazda egzaminacye,
albo $1,000 stalej pensyi.
Tu marszaiek odczytujc tele--
gram Cd Paderewskiego, btory
.przyrzeka przybyc ma Sejm jutro.
Oklaski.
Obywaja sic dyskusye mad wy
nagrodzeniem lckarza. DR.. Smy-
kowski, ks. Koiodziej wykazuja
potrzebe dobrej pensyi, gdyz po-
wierzchowne egzaminacye przy--
nosza szkode Zjednoczcniu. Dr..
Pietrzykowski proponue $4,000;
popieraja dr.. Gieraltowski DIR.
Klarkowski, ostatecznie ma who
SEX podany przez ks. Pudie, IL
chwalono, by lekarz otrzymywal
$500 rocznej pensyi mial swe
godziny urzedowe wbiurze Zjedn.
Nastepuje odroczenie do godz.
2 popoiudniu. Zebranie ksiezy
ma sic odbyc ma plebanii O godz.
1:3O.
Delegaci maja sic fotografo-
wac o godz. 2. Sprawe wyboru
fotografa ziozono w rece komitetu
lokalnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11
KALENDARzYK.

.Iutro. Il pazdziernika: sw.- VIII
fryda, b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-11
zjednoczenia
Sroda. 10 pazdziernika.
Trzy sesye.
Ma pOraDNej Sesyi komisya budzetowa
SkIada Sprawozdanie.
Pensye znacznie podwyzszone.
POpOludniu reprezentanci kOmisyi pOlsko fran
cuskiei wikaryusz generalny goscml.
DaIszs spraWOzdania konjsy budzetowej.
WieCzorem nom1nacYe.
L.. PiOtrowski jedynym kandydatem ma prezydenta.
Cwasny telegram ,Dzennika Chicagoskiego'.)
aIszs sprawOzdania kOmisyi budzetowej'
Wieczorem nom1nacYe.
PiOtrOwski jedynym kandydatem ma prezydenta
,w,.,uv telegram .,Dziennika Chicagoskiego"D

W tel chwili wchodza do sail
goScic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08
WILL STOP
SALE OF EXTRACTS"
Proposal Made to Increase
Pay Of Street Department II
LabOrerS

On account Of the fact that % MI.
essence, extract, and tinctures ,,o n
ing used TO alleviate the thirst e sa,ana W.,
by the "bone dry" conditiop oS ',tu nv
state, the council last night introd,sns sns
an ordinance 20 prohibit tho ssio .u W
gift of such essences. extracts ,;.,
lures, etc, which contain an excos. 70
i've per cent alcohol by volume
The ordinance caused consi5e,oll.
comment in that IL proposed 10 include
only drug stores. II was Thought h,, "
number Of eouncilmen thai Sons..1 -
grocery stores should be included ma
much as they sell large quantities Of
essences and extracts for family use
The proposed ordinance would con.
slider also the selling of medical com.
pounds that exceed the five per cent
limit of alcohol. This ordinance is tbe
outcome OF the sale by certain drng
stores of jamaica ginger, peppermint
etc, TO boys. Some of the essences apJ
extracts are declared 10 contain as hipb
as 50 per cent alcohol, and the ordi.
nance proposed TO eliminate this sale
In view of the rising cost of living
- kNhNA'AF an AhHNAutANh WIS introduced
in the council giving the men who work
in the street department a raise in
wages of twenty five cents a day. The
men are now receiving ~ n day and
because bread has gone up so that fif
teen cents will ouly buy two loaves
when 1t bought three before, and 9th
er things necessary have gone up in
proportion, it was deemed only Justice
that these men should be given wages
that will enable them to live.
This resolution caused considerable
discussion and practically all the coun.
cilmen took fling at it, They were all
agreed that the men deserved a raise
hut 10 determine just how much was
the question. Councilman McClelIand
moved that the pay be made on a basis
of thirty cents and hour. The resolution
with the amendment was referred to a
committee composed of the ehairmen
of the committees ON streets, sewers
and bridges for adjustment.
General routine business occupied the
greater portion of the meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

in the engineers corps, and John Ruble,
of Salem, in the hospital corps. Business
at the army recruiting station was
good today. There are several married
men of military age called on Corporal
Toy this moning to get line on their
chances of enlistment They feel well
qualified for fighting. The corporal will
write headquarters for information as
to whether the army service will take
married men just at present.
Work started this morning on Church
steet whee the mill race passes under
the bridge. In order to bring this
bidge to a level of the street, the
water in the mill race will be passed
under in the form of concrete siphon,
three feet and eight inches deep and
fourteen feet twidc. During the con.
struction of this concrete siphon, the
water from the mill race has been shut
off near the Kay Woolen mills and run
into Mill creek.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08
New Fire Ordinance
Introduced In Council
Gives Chief Much Power

In line with the new regulations of
the state law for the prevention Of fire.
there was introduced in the city coun.
ell at its regular meeting last night an
ordinance that win make City Fire
Chief Hutton an Assistant State Fire
Marshal, with power to require the
owners of buildings to observe the reg
ulations for fire prevention as provided
by the city ordinances and by the state
fire marshal law.
The fire chief by virtue of his office
is a deputy ire warden, and the ordi
nance now introduced and passed to its
second reading is in compliance with
the new law which was passed at the
recent legislature. The aim of the
state law is to require the cleaning up
of rubbish, and to remove combustible
materials from places where they may
cause fire. The duty Of seeing that
this work is done is up to the local
fire marshal, who works under the
direction of the state fire marshal and
two deputies.
The ordinance was referred to the
committee ON fire and water and 1t is
probable that it will pass. The new
state law goes into effect on May u,
and the city ordinance is required to
give the fire chief the power OF fire
marshal within the corporate limits OF
the city. Where there is no organized
fire department, police officers are
given the authority of fire marchal
Fire Chief Hutton, when the ordi
nance becomes effective, will have
power to order dangerous fire traps
cleaned up and made to comply with
the regulations for the prevention OF
fire,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08
PERSONALS
x 4 I X * < = Z 7 !

B. A. Case, Of Mill City, was Sa'
lem visitor yesterday.
w. Van Schaack, of Palmer, Ore, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. +, w. Royal left this morning
for an extended visit at Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
Mrs. Lucille Harlow, of Portland, Is
in the city the guest Of Mrs. b. Cooke
Patton.
J. G. Taylor and wife left this morn
ing for Los Angeles, called there by
the death Of Mr.. Taylor's mother
Miss Eva L. Scott is home from rev
days visit with her sister, Miss Hazei
Scott, superintendent of the hospltal
at that place. CA
Merrill L. Lamport leaves for san
Francisco Wednesday evening on the
1905 Southern Pacific, to report 1ot
duty for the officers training camp at
the Preside.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

About $50 Of the soldiers who have
volunteered in Oregon viii pass through
the city this evening on the 1905 South.
ern Pacific ON the way 90 southern Cali.
fornia. Among thcm are several salem
bows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08
DIED

;. X X X X X X X * X X X x x y g
PRESCOTT-At the family home, vo-
South Commercial street, Moho'S, q
May 7, 1917, Augustus Prescott -
his s9th year. .3 Nv
Besides his wife, he is survived ~ ~
two daughters, Mrs. Isabel White ~ anp
Miss Cora L. Prescott, both OF oai'Nl'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

The United Artisans Of Portland, az
meeting held last Saturday attended
by Ivan q. Martin, voted TO iyest $25,
600 in the new government three and
oue.half per cent bonds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

Mrs. Ada swank, Of Aumsville, is in
the city in the interest of the Red Cross
work. Mrs. Swank will take the lectures
in surgical dressing and qualify to help
the Aumsyills axihary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08
COMING EVENTS

Tonight.
May S.-Cherrian jitney dance,
armOry.
May 1l.-Cireus day in Salem.
MAY is. - "Maneuvers of
Jane" senior play, high
sehoou auditorium.
May 17.-Salem Festival Chur-
us, First NJ. +. church.
May 19.-Last day Of register
ing for special election,
June 4.
May 29.-Coneert by College of
Music, advanced class, First
NJ. E. church.
June S.-High school commence
ment at armory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

Elks to the number Of 30 turned out
last night for the weekly drilling. They
are under command Of that veteran Of
the Spanish-American war, George c. l..
SNYDER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

Two appointments will be made for
midshipmen at Annapolis this year from
this district, according to recent ruling
of the navy department. The appoint
ments will be according to competitive
examination TO be held at Willamette
university, May 25.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08
Two marriage licenses were issued by

Two marriage licenses were issued oy
the county clerk yesterday, One was
granted to Emery c. Van Slyke, of s45
North Twenty.first street, u printer
and Minnie C. Clark, q nurse, of 2lS
North Twentyfirst street; aud the 9th
er to Archie Wiley Lightfoot, farmer
of Salem, and Katherine Mohler q nurse
of Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

The woman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety Of the First Methodist church will
meet Wednesday afternoon az ESQ
o'clock at the home of Mrs. \. ). sav'
age, 993 South Fourteenth street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

Also a grandaal,"ns l,nir, -. 4 N
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made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08
ROseburg wants the Cherrians for the

hOseDUIB WANTS INC OHeIIINII9 IV1 Vll0
Strawberry festival, May 10, and the
members of the organization will have
the matter brought before them Wed.
nesday evening at the amory. should
the Cherrians vote to 60, they will
leave here Friday night, stay all day IN
Roseburg and leave Saturday evening
arriving in Salem Sunday morning
about 6 clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

their their names. No surgical dressings
are taken away from the rooms III 'ne
postoffice building but such work a. ~
knitting and the making OF garmena' na
may be done at home. But first, con,
suit headquarters. The higher-ups az
Washington make these rules ana ho'
the local chapter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

Everything is now ready for the
Cherrian iitney dance tonight at the
armory. Dancing will begin at 8 O'Clock
and the Cherrians will be there in uni
forms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

You and your friends are invited to
attend the May tea and sale Thursday
afternoon at the Episcopal rectory. A
fine program. 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

Judge Galloway yesterday evening re
coived notice OF his appointment as ap,
praiser for the federal farm loan board,
in Spokane. He leaves tomorrow for his
new field, and the good wishes Of the
whole Willamette valley 20 with him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08
The navy recruiting office in the post

office building reports the following
recruits: R. S. Radcliffe and Earl l..
Anderson, both of Salem and both going
into the yeoman school. They left today,
Applications for enlistments were re-
ceived today from the following: Dean
Curtis, fireman third class; John j..
Lynch, yeoman; Cyril f, Nadon, cook,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08
The program for the First Methodist

church for this month is rs follows'
Nav II and L. rehearsals for the festi-
val chorus. May Il, concert by the fes
tival chorus. May 10, Epworth League
anniversary services. May %, Chill
dren day exercises by the Sunday
school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08
Ray A. Fasching, formerly of this

city. but now of Seattle, with the Ken
nv Economy Hydraulic company, is in
the city for few days en- route to san
Francisco. Mr. Fasching is the inventor
of several useful devices. His latest is
a submarine bullet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

to the graduating class Of The Turner
high school sunday, June 10.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

A man was seen on the streets this
morning wearing a straw hat. Spring
has come.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

The army wants goodly number of
clerks besides those who are training
for trench warfare. Especially are type
writers and stenographers welcome.
Young men who feel well qualified for
this kind Of work and who would like
some army experience while young, may
enlist as clerks and be assigned to this
work.
Mrs. N. o. Bales, of the Englewood
grocery, has done her bit for the eoun,
try as she has given two sons for serv.
ice in the army. Yesterday Paul D.
Bales, is, enlisted in the aviation Sec
tion of the signal corps and today Carl
Z. Bales, %, enlisted as clerk in the
quartermaster s corps. They will both
leave in day or so.
Corporal Toy, in charge of the army
recruiting station enlisted Silas F.
Scott, of Scio, in the cavalry; Eugene
d. MeViekers, of Turner, in the engin-
eers' corps; Ralph P. Neer, of Turner,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

Mrs. G.. H. Poland, Mrs. George O.
Swabb and two children of Tillamook,
and o. w. Kinnamon, of Beaverton, a
brother of Mrs. Poland, arrived in Sa,
lem last night to visit brother who is
i'll at the Salem hospital. They came
or the IL clock Oregon Electric and,
being strangers, were taken in hand by
the police matron, who assisted them in
securing rooms
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

The river is two feet higher than it
was yesterday, with stage today OF
S.5 feet. The temperature for May 7
ranged from 63 to A according to the
governments official record at the o.
C. I. dock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08
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