Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-07

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Have you registered for the semi
annual election of officers of the Arti-
sans tonight. Refreshments.
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so cattle at auction at 254 South
Liberty St., Saturday June 9th, at /
clock sharp, some top notch mixers.
Col. E. G. Snider, auctioneer. 6-S
The chief of police says that if peo-
pie wish to leave wood piles on the
streets they must have red lights on
them to warn of danger. If they do
not have the red lights burning they
viii find themselves before the police
| judge and due for fine
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, the last
word on kitchen convenience. Buren IS
, Furniture Store.
Pay your irrigation bill and get 10
per cent discount. 60
Percy Hammond, son Of Professor
Hammond, of the Kimball College of
Theology, was yesterday awarded
prize of a silk flag for winning first
place at the Washington junior high
school in an essay contest. His subject
was "Patriotism.'' - The contest was
held recently.
One Salem boy has been under fire in
the great war. Reports from Pendleton,
near where Company M, Third Oregon
Infantry, is LOCATED, state that one of
the boys was shot at about 10 O'Clock
the other evening while guarding q
bridge. The officers refuse to give out
any information regarding the shooting.
The shot went wild.
Have you registered for the semi
annual election of Officers of the Arti-
sans tonight. Refreshments.
.
Pay your irrigation bill and get 10
per cent discount. 60
A 10 cent roll of wall paper covers
eight square yards. AT Buren s Furni
ture Store, Commercial street.
The following communication was re-
eeiyed this morning at the Capital Jour
nal office: "Dear Sir: We have lit |
tie baby boy, was born Saturday, May
27, night, at l o. clock. Yours truly, L. |
j. Hing" Mr.. Hing lives on rural
route No. 8.
DIR. d. x. Beechler, who has been
practicing dentistry at his residence
on the Pacific Highway, announces the
opening Of his office, at 302 U. s.
Bank Bldg. If
Frederick S. Lamport, attorney at
aw, has moved to ALP U. S. Natl
Bank Bldg. IL
Salem was visited today by a dozen
young ladies of Portland who are study
ing to become librarians. The Portland
year of about dozen and one of the
events of the year s study is visit to
this city to inspect the state and city
library.
Irrigation bills must be paid on or
before June 10th to get 10 per cent
discount. 60
Wall paper is cheap at 10 cents per
double roll. See ours at special prices
this week, Buren, s Furniture Store,
Commercial street
Albert Mckay, aged -four years, and
rherma Mckay, aged three years, left
their home at Union and Summer
streets this morning about s o clock and
we're not apprehended until noon, when
hey were discovered out near the state
fair grounds. The little tots evidently
ran away. Mrs. Pickett Porter was
hunting for them. The police were
and general hunt made.
Irrigation bills are now due. If paid
by June 10th will be discounted 10 per
cent. 60
Trunks, bags, suit cases, all marked
lown for special selling Buren, S Fur
liture Store, Commercial street,
Summer school commences at the
'apital Business College next Monday 1
Tune IL. A new class in shorthand. See :
he principal and arrange this week for I
Bookkeeping may be taken ]
lp any time. Ladies are awake to the :
that will soon be open to
hem ON account of the war situation.
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The Casebere Standard kindergarten
viii hold an exhibition of the year IS
work. in the educational room of the II
larnegie public library Thursday ev- !
ming, June 7, This is splendid op =
for those interested in this !
inc of progressive educational work, to ;
ee what is being done in this kinder
arten. A cordial invitation is extend :
d TO the parents and friends of the !
hildren and teachers and those interest +,
d along educational lines. No admis- I
ion viii be charged. !
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Allen A. Bynon, one of the Salem :
oys undergoing training at the Of =
icers' reserve camp in San Francisco, >
rites home that he will be transferred h
0 Douglas, Arizona, where those going !
nto the heavy artillery will receive y
heir special training. Many of the n
oung men have been given their choice
+ army work and young Bynon select I