Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-02
All Around Town
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4 Coming, Monday next-Dolly Dimple
the elusive woman of mystery. Watcl
for her.
Prank zinn, Corporal in Company M
stationed on outpost duty in CAM
Meacham, came home today ON foui
days leave.
Another aviator is credited to Oregon
as Hugh Hildebrand, whose mothel
lives at Waldport, enlisted in the avia
tion corps and left today for Portland
where he win receive his orders.
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Miss Lucille Barton announces change
Of address to sos N. 18th st. ~ block
". of center). Glasses are now being
foEmed for summer work in singing and
correct placing of the voice. Phone
1858. 7-13
| Mrs. Ella Watt, mother of Ivan Mar
tin, local attorney accompanied him on
trip to Stayton Sunday afternoon, and
left this morning for Seaside, where she
goes on business connected with the
United Artisans lodge. She is from
Portland.
Coining, Monday next-Dolly Dimples
the elusive woman of mystery. Watch
for her.
The steel cage that arrived few days
ago at the police station for incarcer-
ating unruly prisoners was put to-
gether this morning 1t is not a very
commodious cage and looks as If it
would be effective in restraining any
one who had imbibed too much "squir-
rel juice"
J. Ray Pemberton, pnysician and sur
geen, room 212 Masonic Bldg. Phone
440. 7.9
Three boys have signed up for the
army since Saturday noon, two of them
going to the medical department and
the other to the infantry. The former
are Donald W. Byrd, age 22, of Salem,
and Roy M. Smith, age 81, of Salem.
The latter is Forrest E. Welborne, age
23, also of Salem.
DR.. Chace will resume his classes In
music june 80, College of Music, s.
Winter st. $50
r. L. Kirk, principal of the Spring
fsal1 - - l.
of the examining board that is grading
the papers in the recent state teach
ers' examination. He started from
at O'Clock this morning
in his automobile and arrived at Salem
about 7. He was formerely principal
Of the Salem high school.
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Free-A nice dian with each $1.00
purchase. Salem Market Place, grocery
department. 121 S.sCom1. 7-27
ID
Aviator R. p Hanson has been en-
gagged to give an aeroplane exhibition
at the state fair grounds ON the Fourth
of July. This feature will be one of
the many big attractions of the celebra-
tion and all-state picnic next Wednes.
day.
.
Joe McAllister, until recently assist
ant secretary of the state desert land
board, but now at American Lake
with the Eighth regiment of engineers
who are training for work in France,
writes that the regiment will not be
sent to France as early as expected. He
says they will be kept at American |
Lake for some time longer. The regi- |
ment fully expected to sail for France
within month.
A complete change will be made in |
the course of the day in the office of |
the army recruiting officer in the Kiln
ger building, as new furniture will be
and complete renovation of |
the building has already been made
New flags have arrived from Portland,
md will soon fly from the poles at the |
windows. A room is being prepared
Is club room for the young men of
he city.
In the case of Waldemar Peterson
against the United States National
,ank and William Esch, an action to
the defendants from selling
certain property on execution, a decree
vas rendered this afternoon restrain
ng the defendants from proceeding
With the sale of the property. The de-
rec also restrains the defendants from
interfering with the plaintiff in pos
ession of his property, and declares the
,ank has no right to interest in the