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

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tionthi Wednesday, evening. All mem
bers requested to be present, by order
of G. G. McElroy, noble grand.
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$50 extra chairs have been placed in
the First Congregational church in or
: der to accommodate all who wish to
e hear the famous boy evangelist, Chas-
S Forbes Taylor, every evening 1880.
FL At stage of 40 feet, the river is the
lowest since March g. The "rare''
(June day is row with us and the tenn
r perature registration day ranged from
{ 20 to As.
Irrigation bills are now due. If paid
by June 10th will be discounted 10 per
cent. 90
u Slip Is cents or a quarter in your
D pocket to buy hymn book and join
5 the splendid singing at the Taylor
| meetings, First Congregational church
every evening 1880.
J, Fred Gahlsdorf, of the Gahlsdorf
! store, has enlisted in the hospital ambu-
lance corps at Portland. He expects to
, be home Saturday to say goodbye. The
hospital ambulance corps is one of the
first that will be called for duty in
France and Mr.. Gahlsdorf joined this
corps in order to get into action among
the first.
j Dr. J. Ray Pemberton has moved into
DR.. W. @. Smith Is offices in the Ma
sonic Bldg, Room 212. Phone 440. 72
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i Charles Forbes Taylor the famous boy
preacher will preach one of his best and
strongest sermons tonight at 1880. First
| Congregational church. Subject FThe
Sign of the Cross" Don t miss it.
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The Elk lodge of Salem has given the
use of the Elk temple for the dance to
| be given tonight under the auspices of
the Illihee auxiliary of the Willamette
chapter. No invitations have been sent
out for the dance as it is expected tha t
all who are interested in the Red Cross
work will make 1T point to be there.
DR.. L. G.. Altman, homeopathist, 296
N. Liberty. Phone 147.
Attention men and women of Salem.
A famous visitor is in town. 1t is very |
seldom that he visits such small town
as Salem. Hear him while you have the
opportunity. Charles Forbes Taylor:
First Congregational church 1880 to-
night.
Reports from all parts of the coun-
try are to the extent that the berry,
fruit and grain prospects are fully up
to that Of one year ago. In other words,
everything looks good i'll the country,
and the loganberry crop promises at
this stage of the game to equal that of
one year ago.
Mr. and Mr1 G. E. Terwilliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors,
no Chemeketa oV. Phone 724.
Miss Hazel WaTing and Luther Crea-
son, both of Salem, were united in mar
riage Sunday afternoon at O'Clock at
the residence Of the bride ON Turner
road. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Frank Jones Of the Christian
church. Mrs. Creason is one of Salem Is
first war brides. For the occasion, the
home was decorated in patriotic colors
and the ceremony vas performed under
the flag.
S. H. Snyder, rentals, successor to L.
Bechtel & Co., 34l State ST. Phone 452
There are no aliens living in the Sa-
lem Heights precinct, according to the
registration records of yesterday. One
man claimed exemption as his father
was Quaker and he thought that
should let him off Almost all of the
exemptions claimed were on account OF
having parents or close relatives de-
pendino on them for living. Only four
in this precinct did not claim eXemp-
ton of some kind.
All members of the Salem Commercial
club have been mailed notices OF the
annual meeting as follows: Annual
election of the officers of Salem Com
mercial club will be held Thursday ev-
ening, June Z, 1917, at O'Clock, III
the Commercial club rooms. Annual re-
port of president, treasurer and seere-
tarv will be read. Discussion OF pro
posed city charter amendment. Make
It point to be present. Jos. Il. Albert,
president. }" /,
The Vaughn family, 1896 Fir street,
can truthfully hang up one of the CARDS
furnished by the navy with the lnfor-
nation "this house has son enlisted
in the navy" But one card would not
fill the bill as there are three sons from
tbe same household in the navy. Norvel
Vaughn, age 10, enlisted yesterday as
annrentice seaman. His two brothers,
Bert and William Vaughn, enlisted as
firemen May 8. To some extent it was
the letters from his brothers telling OF
their work that induced Norvel to en-,
list. He went to Portland today and i
will be sent to the training station az {
San Francisco.
The Glee club of the Salem high t
school will put ON its annual concert Z
this evening at the armory, beginning
at Sis. The chorus will consist OF l20
voices and the work this evening will r
show the result of the year S training. .