Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-15

luntil next Friday, March %.
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Judge P. H. darcy went to Albany
this morning to attend a session of the
Albany lodge, No. $50, B. P. o. f. The
judge will preside over the session to-
night in his official capacity as dis
trict deputy grand exalted ruler. In
his honor, banquet viii be given at
the Albany hotel.
Private Dancing Lessons taught by
Priscilla Fleming, p. o. box 355.
The beautiful steinway grand which
will be used Friday at the Cadman-
Tsianina concert is loaned by courtesy
of Mrs. r. M. Hofer.
In the days of not so long ago, the
automobile agent had to get out and
hustle for business. Now this is all
changed. The man who wants to buy
Ford has to do the hustling. Deliveries
are slow on account of the car short
age. However, carload came in this
morning and Wick Bros. apportioned
five of the cars as follows w. D.
Darling, rural route No. s; S. A. Me
Call, rural route No. s; c, J. Cook, city;
Ben West, city; Fred West, city.
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The Unitarian Alliance will meet
with Mrs. Arthur H. Moore, 1910 Les
lie st. ON Friday afternoon.
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The active pail bearers for the fu-
neral of former Governor z. F. Moody
Saturday morning are Judge A. Lake,
of The Dalles; Fred w. Wilson, of The
Dalles; G. B. Moores, of Portland; Har-
ry Hogue, ofio Portland; DR.. w. H.
Byrd, of Salem, and Henry w. Meyers,
of Salem. The honorary pail bearers
are Governor Withycombe, former Gov
ernor 7. T. Geer, former Governor Os-
wald West, Chief Justice Thomas A.
Mcbride, Justice Frank A. Moore and
Justice George H. Burnett.
DR.. Stones Drug Store makes free
delivery. Phone 35.
The expert marksmen of the Salem
Rifle club are doing their bit towards
putting Salem on the map as the thou
sands of members Of the organization
known as the National Rifle Club asso-
citation each week read that the Salem,
Ore, Rifle club is leading in its class
and scoring higher than several of the
clubs of larger cities in the east Last
evening the scores We're as follows:
Fred Day, 1856; H. V. Doe, $50; A. B.
Poole, l7S; Bert Whorley, III; Fred j.
Rosenberg ia; Frank NTapes, III;
George Keuseher, 167; j. c. Mullen,
1866; C, w. Elgin, 155.
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Cadman- -Tsianina concert, seats are
selling fast-only few left. Gallery
seats on sale unreserved at 80 cents.
Many sold Wednesday. Only enough
tickets to seat the gallery comfortably
will be sold Concert o'clock.
Women are now eligible for member
ship in the "Forty-five Efficiency"
club. The object of the club is to pro
mote good Fellowship among the people
of Salem and help provide work for
all and to also help the man that is out,
to get job. The next meeting will be
held Friday evening at the auditorium
of the Salem public library at 7:30
o clock. Since the Forty five" clubs
have been organized, hundreds of men
more than Is years old have secured
employment in the larger cities and the
movement is receiving support in all
parts of the country.
Cadman- Tsianina Concert at p. m.
Friday, The Grand
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j. E. Adams, who is in charge of the
navy recruiting station in Salem, with
quarters in the postoffice building, re-
ports that recruiting for the navy shows
a net gain of 2.0S6 for the 2S days of
February, the greatest gain that has
been made in any month since the
Spanish war. There has been
gratifying increase in recruiting, es-
pecially in the southern states. There
are now 217 navy recruiting stations in
the country. There are 22,622 vacancies
in the allowed complement of the navy.
Nowadays, if the young man who en-
lists in the navy is ambitious, he is Civ
en- ample opportunity for study and ad.
Vancement.
''The Cookery is the latest in Salem
to help the good housekeepers who
haven't time or inclination to do their
own cooking or who need specialties
for any occasion. Mrs. Chas. L. Bier
and Mrs. NJ. H. Farrar have opened
home cooking establishment at S07
North Liberty street at the Bier home.
They have remodeled the residence and
will have their formal opening next Sat.
urday. Mrs. Bier has lived in Salem
nearly all her life. At the opening
Saturday everyone is invited to at
tend, especially the ladies who viii APP
preciate the advantages of securing.