Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-03

Open from 1880 a. m. to IL p. m. 8-12
F. D. Mcdonald. in charge of the Sa-
lem Fruit company, made trip to Dal
las today in the interests of the firm.
Dr. D. X. Beechler, dentist, 202 U. 9.
Bank bldg. Fifteen years experience.
Most modern office equipment in the
valley. Sundays by appointment. If
The Woodmon of the World will meet
tonight for their regular summer month
ly meeting for August. This will be the
last meeting until September 9TH.
DR.. Mendeisohn's office, U. s. Nat
ional bank building, will not be open
until $3.50 daily except by appoint
ment. "a
Several shipments of machinery for
the Wittenberg King plant have already
arrived, and work has begun on the
second story Of the first unit of the
Salem plant.
Yeomen attention. A basket picnic
will leave the Oregon Electric at $3.50
Sunday morning. Public invited. "a
.
Herbert Mum, state highway engineer
is in southern Oregon on an inspection
trip in Douglas and Jackson counties.
He is looking into road conditions in
the Siskiyou mountains.
Doty Market, humpbaclx salmon l5c
Whole salmon 121ac per lb.
Charles e. Brooks, of Ceres Califor-
MIA, is in the city, looking up old friends
among whom are e. Huffnun at the
State house and J. A, Mills, local real
estate man.
Loju dance, Liberty Sat. night. War
rem Hunt xylophone and drums. Truck
leaves State and Com1 at 8 p. m.
Officer j. E. Wright, night police
man, is back on his beat after two
weeks sojourn at Silvercreek Falls. He
resumed his duties last night.
Harvey Wells, state insurance COM
missioner, left Salem yesterday for AS
toria, where he and his deputies will
make an inspection of the city for fire
risks. He will be there until Monday
when he will return to Salem.
.
The Yeoman lodge will travel to
Spongs landing Sunday for their an
nual picnic, meeting at the Oregon Ell
ectric at 8 a. m. from where they will
start out in autos. They will take bask-
ct lunches, and enjoy the day.
.
Postal receipts of the Salem postof-
flee for the month of July amounted
to $6,l07.6S, according to the monthly
report of Postmaster Huckstein. The
total is segregated as follows: stamps
and stamped paper, $5,S0S,S9, papers
$ll4.53, fourth class matter, $25.31.
AL Nye mail clerk at the state house,
and family, along with Charles Know
land and family have gone to Detroit
for vacation period. The families will
camp at Detroit while Mr.. Knowland
and Mr.Nye travel farther into the
to little lake near Mt. JEFF |
ferson. The party left this morning
about three thirty o'clock.
.
Parcels not exceeding twenty pounds
may be sent to the boys in France at
cost of twelve cents per pound, accord |
ing to recent bulletin received by /,
Postmaster Huekstein from the post
master general. These parcels may not I
be registered, insured, or sent c. o. d. |
The name of the addressee, the official
designation of the unit to which he be- |
longs, and at the last the "American |
Forces" must be on the
package, and also the name and ad-
dress of the sender. Uuder no eircum-
stances should the location or the sta
ton of military organizations be in
cluded in the address. Parcel post pack
ages and mail matter viii not be sent !
free, although reports to the contrary /
are circulated, says the postmaster, /