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

4 American Institute of Banking Of Sa
X lem. This organization includes all the
X young bankers in the city who have or
4 ganized for the purpose of studying the
X various phases of banking.
X -o-t
X The only one in existence, the Indian
X string quartet at Ye Liberty today and
X tomorrow.
X Weird music by the Indian string
= quartet at Ye Liberty today and to-
= morrow.
= The baby boy who was so unceremon-
3 iously born in a store on Commercial
= street Thursday afternoon, is reported
r by the authorities at the Salem hos
{. pital to be getting along much better
= than could be expected. The mother,
= who was at first reported to be danger
= Ously i'll, is said also to be getting along
oo nicely.
.et Fascinating music by the Indian
string quartet at Ye Liberty today and
49, tomorrow.
Indian String Quartet at Ye Liberty
today and tomorrow.
.
,o~ When the new law goes into effect in
May, it will be misdemeanor in Ore
gon for person with insufficient funds
.. in the bank to cash a check, providing
,w W. he does it with intent to defraud. Here
Q O. . tofore it has only been possible to pro-
secute for passing worthless checks by
on, charging that money was obtained by
false pretenses.
nit
viii Aooeo attraculon, no raise III prices,
the Indian string quartet at Ye Liberty
todav and tomorrow.
ing
lay Men and women, if you are looking
dy, for well made tailored up to date suit
If. see d. H. Mosher, 474 Court.
@
ely The Polk Yamhill- Marion Medical So
3.3 ciety will meet next Tuesday, March 8,
7:45 p. M, at the medical building, Sa-
the lem. The address of the evening will
lay be by DR.. J. A. Petit, of Portland, on
eld "Bone Crafts and Fractures" F" DR..
md Petit is very much interested in this
work and will deliver a very interest
ing paper on these subjects.
zen Dance tonight at Liberty.
If D.
Rev. H. E. Pemberton will speak i'll
at the Salvation Army Sunday at 2:45 p.
3-3 m.
wn, DR.. Frederick S. Thompson, of the
'es- State Industrial Accident commission
the was in Eugene on Thursday, where he
Gus delivered a paper before the medical So
hes ciety at banquet. He returned Fri
day and today is in Portland on business
connected with the commission. DR.
504 Thompson recently read a paper at an
-23 important medical gathering in Port.
land.
rch .
3-3 Dance tonight at Liberty.
-O-
| a Attorney g. M. Inman has removed
an his law offices to 32632S Hubbard
'es- building.
lgo d
7. Eggs for breakfast are now about
the most economical food the lady OF
of the house can serve to the providel
at- of the household as today several stores
3-3 are displaying signs, "Strictly fresh
eggs, 25 cents a dozen'' And on tor
E. of this reassuring news come the hint
ur- that potatoes have about reached the
ial. top notch and that within six or seven
3-3 weeks the new crop will begin to ar
rive which will have something to do il
or taking the potato out of the luxury
OF class.
his =
at DR.. R. Meuric Roberts, osteopathlc
the physician, 300 Masonic bldg Phone 409
Dance Turner tonight Salem orchestra
rch .
3-3 The National Mail Order Exchange
of Minneapolis, is in bad with the U. S
E. postoffice department. Having made :
ur- thorough investigation, the department.
ial. has issued to all postmasters bulletin
3-3 stating that the brokerage exehang,
was conducting a scheme for obtaining
cen money through the mails by means OF
OF false and fraudulent pretenses. AL
rg postmasters i'll the country are instruct
are ed to withdraw from the mails all mat
vail ter of any kind addressed to the firm
and return to the sender where known.
rch DR.. L. G. Altman, homeopathic ply
3-3 sician, 296 n. Liberty, Phone l47.
'wn Terwilhger Funeral Home (Cottagt
OF Undertaking Parlors) residence par
at lors, homelike. Lady embalmer. Phon'
3-3 724.
So The state conference of the Daughter
ing of the American Revolution will be helt
DIR. in Eugene Friday and SATURDAY. Marcl