Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-26

Most modern office equipment In the
valley. Sundays by appointment. tt
.
G.. e. Cox purchased new 1917 cleo
trically equipped Harley Davidson mo-
torcycle yesterday from the local deal
ers, Scott & Piper.
Midget Market open every day, ESQ
state 1926
The Macabees will send large dele
CATION from the local lodge to Silver
ton tomorrow night to visit the lodge
there.
ket 7-26
Corporal w. r. Putnam, of Company
M, will return to La Grande tomorrow,
sfter short furlough spent with his
relatives in the city.
DR.. stones Drug Store makes free
delivery. Phone 35.
Word comes from Montana that
Floyd A. Boyington, formerly lawyer
in this city, has been appointed United
States commissioner for the federal
court Of the Montana district.
s.
Phonographs. Oveflearing the New
Edison. one instinctively asks: Who 8
that?n Overhearing a talking machine
YOU ask, "What machine is thatY
George c. Will, 432 State street, Sa-
lem, Oregon, handles the Edison.
.
The steel for the front of the John
Farrar building has arrived and work
will be pushed vigorously, in order that
the building may be finished by the
first Of September.
Members of the Wisconsin association
are requested to meet at the office OF
Judge Webster, Murphy block, Satur-
day evening July 20, at s clock, to ar
range for their annual picnic. Let there
be goedly number present. w. l.. Cum
mings, President.
The Wittenberg- King company Is
shipping green beans daily from this
city to its process plant at The Dalles.
whe shipments are not large, owing to
the excessive dryness, which is shorten
ing the bean crop considerably.
.
There will be called meeting of the
Woman IS club Friday eve, 1880 in the
auditorium of the library. Important
business. BY order of the president,
| Alice II. Dodd.
Mrs. A. G. Turneaure (Effie Boggs)
arrived in Salem this morning to visit
her aged father, Mr.. g. V. Boggs, of
55S South Nineteenth street, and brings
with her two fine Wyoming boys for
grandpa's S inspection.
q, Special meeting of Pacific
x lodge No. so, A. f. & A. NJ,
IA this evening. Work in the M.
sZCM. M. degree, Visiting brethren
EN welcome. .
Art Kolstad, of Hood River, formerly
"A Salem man, writes Ivan Martin that
he recently gave a benefit ball for the
mess fund of the local artillery com
pany with the result that $l0l were
turned over. He is the proprietor of
the Hood River theatres.
@
Charles K. Spaulding, president og
the Spaulding Logging company, ar
rived in Salem last night from Portland,
where he has been for the past two
months, recovering from serious oper-
alton. He is now able to walk little,
but is very weak. He is reported,
though, as feeling very well.
.
According to County Fruit Inspector
Constable, the prune crop of this county
win be better than expected although
the long dry spell has taken the mois-
ture out of the ground 1t was thought
81 first that the crop would be far short
en account oil the large number that
would drop, but it appears that the fruit
is hanging on better than expected and
filling out with promise Of fairly
large yield.
That agreement between Joe Meal
Ilister and the state house girls is being
faithfully performed. They appeared at
the bean patch yesterday evening minus
the oyeralls But in ful dress with
fces and made gallant assault ON the
weeds Some patriotic citizen placed an
American flag in the center of the
fateh.