Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-15

Als ~ n I1U0OnIC4s A0hbA1S " ~ -
bank building. Fifteen years experiences
Most modern office equipment in the
valley. Sunday by appointment. q.
Now that the temporary bridge has
been completed, Ch~emeketa street from
Court to the river will become n of
the main Travelled thoroughfares of the
city. Those who wish to cross on the
bridge from Salem should drive down
Chemeketa to the river.
Meet me az the Club Bowling and
Pocket Billiards, 122 N. Commercial
ST. upstairs. u
Tom Ordemann, the well known pop
ular singer was in the city yesterday,
the guest of friends. Next Sunday he
will leave for New York city to con
tinue his studies in voice culture the
coming winter.
For the next ID days Farmers CT
der Works will sell cider in 20 gal. lots
af Ice per gal. = l0-lS
The Scandinavian Ladies' Aid Society
''Doreas" will meet in their church,
corner south 18th and Kill streets to-
morrow afternoon, Oct, 16, at 2 p. N.
A good program will be rendered. Re
freshments will be served. Free admit
lance. All are most cordially invited
to attend.
Cider appies wanted. Gideon Stolz
Co, corner Mill and Summer SITS. Call
! for sacka and prices. 1917
A warrant was received at Red Gross
headquarters this morning for the suNn
of $2S9.80 the amount the government
pays for the serving of dinner to the
last troop train that was cared for in
Salem. From this of course will be de-
Quoted the expenses of the dinner n
the profits will go into the Red Cross
treasury.
We are now taking orders for s loads
l6-inch mill wood at $3.50 per load
for immediate delivery. Spaulding Log
o;ng Comnanv 1916
This evening at the armory, in the
tabeaux, "The Call to Colors," the
band will play the national anthem and
the audience will be asked to join in
the singing. After the average man
sings, "My country, it's of thee, sweet
land of liberty he is up against it to
figure out what the next line happens
to be.
I want to rent a 5 or 6 room mod
ern house, not too far out. Address ,.
w. ]. care of Journal or phone 81 tol
night.
The paving of south Church street
will begin tomorrow morning on the
Mission end. After the street has been
paved to the bridge, the work will be
transferred to the State street end of
the street. South of Mill street, the paw
ing viii be so feet wide and from Mill
street to State, 81 feet wide. With fav-
orable weather, the work will be COM
pleted in three or four weeks.
Cabbage wanted for saul kraut pur-
joses. Gideon Stolz Co., near cor. Sum.
mer and Mill. Phone 20. 1920
To buy a second hand "Flivver'' one
day and then ON the next to attempt
TO run down a street ear, raj the ex-
p~erienee Of Fl. II. Hamilton of Shedd,
county. It seems that Mr.. Ham,
ilton bought his Ford in Portland and
was hurrying home with his machine
he got tangled up with a street
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
He was driving at such a speed that he
aud the two other occupants Of the earl
were thrown to the street and the front
Of the ear pretty badly damaged. The
ones were attended to by DR..
". II. Byrd. The Ford was taken to the
Wick garage for repairs and Mr.. Ham.
Ilton and friends proceeded to Shedd
the ear. The street a was going
on Liberty and Mr.. Hamilton