Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-03

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The public library will be closed al
day tomorrow, on account of its beini
holiday.
A good furnished cottage for rent a
Newport for July and August. F. N
Derby. Phone 54F12. T..
Both the Wells Fargo and Grea'
Northern Express companies will clos'
up shop tomorrow, it being the Fourth
J. Ray Pemhert0n, physician and snr.
geon, room 212 Masonic Bldg. Phone
240. 7.E
Ross Haines, of Company @, G. A. G..
0. N. G., is in the city for a few days
He will leave soon for Cottage Grave
to join his company.
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Look out for the aeroplane at the
fair grounds tomorrow
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There will be no one liz charge of the
public Fairgrounds tomorrow and chill
dren going there will do so at the risk
of their parents.
Look out for the aeroplane at the
fair grounds tomorrow.
Judge Geo. H. Bingham will deliver
an address on Citizenship" at the
Fourth of July celebration at Turner
tomorrow.
DR.. Davis Bean will answer calls
from farmer 5 phone 5SFl3 after office
hours and on holidays. rs
Salem BARRIERS will work until p. m.
this evening, and will be free tomorrow
to make the eagle scream as they
choose. At any rate, there will be no
barber shops open in the city tomorrow.
Miss Lucille Barton announces change
Of address to sos N. 18th st. " block
N. Of Genter). Glasses are new being
formed for summer work in singing and
correct placing of the voice. Phone
1888. 7,l3
The river started a climb in accord
ance with a snail's methods, yester-
day, standing at SO feet this morning,
as compared with S.8 at the same time
yesterday.
DR.. Davis Bean will answer calls
from farmer 3 phone 5SFl3 after office
hours and ON HOLIDAYS. rs
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Ernest Taylor, an employe Of the
Logging company, was injur-
ed Yesterday afternoon, by having two
of the fingers on one of his hands sawed
off near the end. He was attended by
DR.. Byrd.
Free-A nice dian with each $1.00
purchase. Salem Market Place, grocery
5enartment. 1e1 8. Cont, 7-27
Lovers of good music will have a
treat this evening in the selection,
"Good Bye" sung by Miss Pauline
Iiska, at the regular band concert this
evening in Wilson park. Miss Liska
appeared before, and was very well re-
ceived by large audience.
DR., Davis Bean will answer calls
from farmer s phone 5SFl3 after office
hours and ON HOLIDAYS. rs
The anniversary Of the nations birth
will be marked at st. Paul's church
(Episcopal) by a celebration of the
HOLY Communion to begin at 9 O'Clock
in the morning. The service will be
choral but will be without preaching
and will last about an hour.
DR.. stones Drug Store makes free
delivery. Phone 50.
Three young American patriots ans
wered their country's call this morn
ing, and Joined the army, two in the
medical department, and one in the in
fantry. Ananias Smith, age "a, was one
of the former, the other, J. A. Gamble,
age 80. George f. Tomkins preferred
the infantry. He is 90.
The regular monthly meeting Of st.
Paul's Guild of the Episcopal church
will be held in the guild room Thurs.
day afternoon.
Jay Mccormick. proprietor of the
Hotel Owens, on the Mckenzie river at
Blue River, sent one dozen red side
trout to friends in Salem yesterday
Some Of the fish are on display in the
Cross meat market Those who received
he fish are Hauser Brothers, DIR. W. =.
Morse, Claire Inman and L. 5. Barnes
Four employees Of the local Western
Union Telegraph office had bonus
landed them by the company. Those
Who received the gift are: Pat Coffin,
our per cent Of his salary; Ben Ling,
80, and two messengers $3.50 each. |
The only condition attached to this bon.
is is six months service. The presen-
alton will be repeated in January.
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Tom Gerber, manager Of the United
'ress for this district, was in SalemI
esterday and today on business for
he news gathering association. Mr..
ierber is well-known in Salem as he
'as formerly in the newspaper business
ore He was also on fha 0reoonian