Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-16

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I COMING EVENTS
X Tonight.
X June 16.-Mass meeting, court :
y house steps, 1880 P. M. Red :
X Cross address by j. C. Herbs /:
X man.
X June 18.-Election Of school )
l* directors. ;
X June 18-25.-Red Cross cam )
TX paign to raise $4,000. !
X June 19.-Kay-Corby debate, 8 )
X P. M, at armory. Free. !
X June l9.-Kay. Corby debate. !
X July 9.-City election.
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Give us s. A. nugaes for school di
rector. Git
| The Pythian Sisters auxiliary met las
| Thursday at the home of Mrs. G. J
!. Olmstead. Their next meeting will b.
held at the home of Mrs. Parmenter, 7Sl
North Front street.
Dr.. D. x. Beechler, who has been
practicing dentistry at his residence
on the Pacific Highway, announces the
opening of his office, at 392 U. s
Bank Bldg. tt
Herbert Mum, state highway engin
eer, left today for Columbia river points
including Wasco and Hood River coun-
ties. He left in his car and will go on
to Wheeler county where on Tuesday
bides will be opened for the work on
John Day highway. He is expected
back Thursday.
Learn Spanish, Prof. Ebsen of VIII
lamette University offers a special
course during summer. For details call
or phone 526. GIG
Joseph McAllister, formerly assistant
secretary of the state desert land board
who has enlisted in regiment of en-
gineers for duty in France, left this
afternoon for Portland where he will
report for duty. From Portland he will
go to American Lake where the engin-
eers are encamped. He bade farewell
to host of friends this afternoon who
wished him good luck in his service.
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J. Ray Pemberton, physician and sur
geon, room 2l2 Masonic Bldg. Phone
440. 10
The Rev. James Stocker, graduate
of Willamette university, 1915, has re-
Gently been appointed pastor of the
Evangelical Association and will preach
tomorrow. During the past year he was
principal Of the Sweet Home high
school, The quarterly conference Of
the church will begin next Monday
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Miss Lucille Barton announces change
Of address to 598 N. 18th st. az block
N. of Center) Glasses are now being
formed for summer work in singing and
correct placing of the voice. Phone
1898 7-13I
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Grain sacks are worth four or five
cents more than one year ago. Excessive
freight rates from India-about four
times as high as one year ago--are re-
sponsible for part of this advance inI
price and then burlap Of all kinds isl
higher. This year grain sacks will sell
from 12 to Is cents each. And what is
put in them will also sell for consider
ably higher than one year ago.
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Ladies visiting Portland during Rose
Carnical should not fail to call on Nine.
Wampler, maker of gowns, for latest
305 Fleedner Bldg, Broadway
1886. Clio
1t rain1 occasionally in oregon and
sometimes during the winter months, 1T
Is trifle chilly. But right now the
valley has the ideal summer
,lmate of the whole country. Yester-
lay the official thermometer at Phoenix,
Arizona, registered 112 and at Sacra-
nento, 102. 1t is well known fact
hat official thermometers are on top
If buildings OR in secluded spots and
hat the streets and offices are from
i've to 10 degrees warmer 1t was
luite pleasant here yesterday.
Dr.. L. G.. Altman, homeopathic, 2e6
\. Liberty. Phone LAT.
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DR.. r. N. Avison will take for his
ubiect tomorrow morning one of gen
raj interest to the citizens of the city,
specially as the Ellison-White Chautau-
ma system is billed for Salem for the
week beginning Sunday, July 10. The
ubiect of his sermon at the regular
aorning service will be 'tThe Chautau-
ua and Commereialized Sabbath" The
i 500 necessary to bring the chautau-
ua TO Salem was guaranteed by about
wo dozen of the leading business men
4 the city and the time when these
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