Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-05

pieteu untu some time next week.
| Hoosier Cabinets sold on easy pay
ments.-HamiltOn 8.
D
Socialists ttention-Regular meet
ing $3.50 tomorrow at Labor Hall, 4551a
| Court St. 10-6
| Miss Stella Goodin, niece of r. r
Goodin, while driving in an auto to her
4 home near Orenco, Tuesday afternoon,
| was struck by Southern Pacific elec-
tric train, receiving injuries that re-
suited in her death Thursday morning.
She was 16 years old. The funeral SER
vices will be held tomorrow.
We sell heating stoves for less mon
| ey than anybody in Salem. Try us and
see.-Hamilton IS Furniture store.
An error in the advertisement Of DR..
P. H. May, in yesterdays issue rather
tangled things up to such an extent
that the reading was just as good from
left to right as it was in the usual Am
erican way. What the mixed line in
DIR. May s ad intended to read was COB
solete adjuncts deceive the ignorant. -
The annual rally day of the First
Baptist church of Salem has been set
for Sunday, Oct. IA. The program of
the day will begin with the Sunday
school rally followed by morning rally
service. The Juniors of the church will
meet in the afternoon and the evening
services will include rally services and
a special musical program.
Is your child is not doing well in
his OF her school work, it may be due to
eyestrain. A scientific examination will
decide if glasses are needed. If after
making an examination, I find glasses
are not needed [ will certainly tell you
so. l make a speciality of correcting
defects of vision in children. DR.. M.
P. Mendelsohn, rooms 209210-211 u. s.
Natl Bank ldg.
One dollar puts Hoosier Cabinet in
your home. Hamilton s Furniture store
The funeral services of Mrs. Mary
Payton will be held Saturday afternoon
at o. clock from st. Paul IS Episcopal
church and will be conducted by the
Rev. R. S. Gill. Burial will be in the
Odd Fellows cemetery. Those who wi
to see the remains may do so by call
ing at the Terwilliger undertaking
home before Saturday noon.
o.
A few used heaters in good condition
Hamilton s Furniture store.
H.. AH,s -
showing about 800 pounds to the acre,
according to reports from the bean
cleaning plant of the Salem Fruit com
pany. While this company is only doing
the grading and cleaning for the grow
ers, besides finding a market, the gem
eral opinion is that the figure will be
not far from ten cents pound. Beans
for the planting cost from $3.50 to So
an acre.
Arthur w. Lawrence, state printer,
was yesterday evening appointed chair
man of a committee to secure speakers
for the meeting to be held next Tuesday
evening at the chapel of Willamette
University for the permanent organiza-
tion of the American Alliance for Labor
and Democracy. 1t is understood there
will be two Portland speakers and one
from this city.
Work at naval training station is
the life for a young man, according to
Elwell Rinehart, who writes his mother
Mrs. j. H. Rinehart of this city. After
his arrival in San Francisco, he was
transferred to the training station on
hn TolanA uora ha fi4toH o11t in
the togs of a sailor boy, which also in
cluded pompadour hair cut. He writes
that within two weeks he will be trans
ferred to the main barracks where he
win go on hospital duty.
Services will be held next Sunday
morning at the Unitarian church and
will be conducted by the Rev Charles
Murdoek of San Francisco, field secre
tary, representing the Unitarian
churches of the Pacific coast. He will
be assisted by the Rev. Edgar Maxwell
Burke who will serve as pastor of the
church for the coming year. Mr.. Burke
comes from the University of California
The field secretary, Mr.. Murdoch after
the Sunday services win leave for Seat
tie to attend the North Pacific Unitar-
ian conference Oct 8 and 10.
The Drager Fruit company begin |
packing next Monday, when a force of !
about rs will be put into the packing |
rooms. The nrager plants at Roseburg |
and Myrtle Creek began packing last
The prune situation from the
present outlook is that the crop in this
part of the valley is smaller than es-i
Iimated and that it viii run mostly to
the 5000 sizes. Prices seem to be rath-
er uneven. The demand for the small
sizes is not strong. Large sizes seem
TO be scarce everywhere as the Califor