Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-06

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pised;" solo, baritone, "Come Unto
HIM" choral march, "The Savior King
Goes Forth to Die;" chorus, "Droop,
Sacred Head
Auction of the McPeek furniture
stock continues 1880 p. m. Saturday,
271 N. Commercial street E. L. Stiff
& Son. 4-6
The Drager Fruit company today
shipped its last ear of prunes of the
1916 crop. The shipment was made to
Brooklyn, n. Y, and weighed 10000
pounds. All stocks of the Salem plant
have now been sold and shipped.
The Honor Guard are especially in
vited-Unitarian church Sunday IL a.
IN. Al
The Rodgers Paper company makes
the announcement that after April
and until October /, it will be closed
Saturday afternoons, all of which is in
line with the custom of all wholesale
houses in the country.
Dance at the Armory Saturday night
Ladies free.
H. L. Pratt, expert golfIst and in
structor, will be in the city Sunday and
Monday and will give lessons to those
who would like to improve their play.
He is instructor to the members Of the
Portland Waverly Country club,
.
Dance at the Armory Saturday night
Ladies free.
Verd H. Schrunk, age 81, whose home
is 10. miles south of Salem, enlisted this
morning for service in the aviation corp.
After the preliminary training at Van
couver, he win be sent to the aviation
field at San Diego.
We Pay 26c cash and &c trade for
eggs Saturday. Seamster Bros.
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Miss Florence Martin was last night
elected captain of the Artisan cadets
She has been a member of the drill team
for more than year. The team will
begin drilling in its new work prepara-
tory to the visit to be made at Wood
burn within few weeks.
For Sale-Good delivery car in good
repair. A. L. Seamster, l2l S. Com ].
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The Potato Growers association of
Marion county will meet Saturday
morning at the Commercial club. A
lunch will be served to the members
in the auditorium. OFFICERS for the
coming year will be elected.
Have you hay or grain to sell, Phone
1855 for best price.
Mr.. w. H. Hush, field Secretary of
the American Red Cross society will
address Chemeketa chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
at $3.50 Saturday afternoon, April Z, at
the home of the chapter regent Mrs.
Jas. G, Heltzel 470 North Summer
street. All members are urged to be
present.
d
Now that spring is here according to
the almanac, the Salem Canoe club is
about to awaken to the fact that canoe
ing is becoming aGpopular sport and
that the annual election is due Tues
day, April 10, DR.. B. f. Pound has
been admiral of the fleet for the past
year.
Judge Bushey today set the time for
hearing the final account of the admin
istrators of the estate of Matthias Cool
ey, deceased, as May IA, 1917. The final
account was also filed at this time. The
administrators are Cornelius J. Cooley
and McGirt E. Cooley.
d
A large mixed chorus will present to-
night, as a part of the observance of
Good Friday at st. Paul s Episcopal
church, Sir John Stainer's oratorio,
"The Crucifixion" The oratorio takes
up the story of the passion of our Lord
from the agony in Gethsemane to the
final scenes on Calvary, in manner
which exhibits musical treatment of the
highest sort, of a deeply devotional
type. Messrs. George G. L. Snyder, F.
G. Deckebach and Thomas Larkin Will
liams will take the solo portions, Miss
Myrtle Knowland presiding at the or
gan. The service begins at 1880.