Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-08

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the north there has not as yet been any
frosts, that crops are good and that
threshing has not commenced. The good
crops has added much to the prosper
ity of that part of the country.
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DR.. D. x. Beechler, dentist 500 u. s.
bank building. Fifteen years experiences
Most modern office equipment in this
valley. Sunday by appointment. If.
y. A. White who left on a business
trip about a week ago for the east wir-
ed Harley o. White that he had arrived
safely in Chicago last Saturday. The
telegram did not say whether Mr.. White
was attending the base ball game or
just attending to business.
High school students studying French
with Mrs. Gleaser, 1150 N. 18th st.
will have the privilege of taking test
in French and receive credits for
same. 1913
Complaint having peen made to Labor
Commissioner Hoff that laborers were
being induced to goSto Astoria from
Spokane under false pretenses, it being
stated that there was no strike there,
Commissioner Hoff went to Astoria Sat
urday and after looking into the matter
has gone to Spokane in an effort to
stop this Illegal action.
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I can assist you IN the most import
ant choice in life-the choice of a vo-
cation. Find the task for which you
are best adapted. James M. Heady,
room 2, Salem Commercial club. If
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Although tomorrow Is fire prevention
day throughout the state and the COVER
nor has so proclaimed, no special at
~tention will be paid to the observance
in the city. Nor has any arrangements
been made whereby the school children
of the city will be given any instruc-
lions as to fire prevention.
Meet me at the Club Bowling and
Pocket Billiards, 122 N. Commercial
st. u~pstairs. If
The Browning Amusement company
arc coming back to Salem to spend the
winter as this is the company's regular
winter headquarters. After showing at
the state fair, the show left for Forest
| Grove for a week. They were delayed
by the railroad and were not able to
open up for business until Wednesday
of last week.
Mary G. Rowland, M. D., office over
Golden Rule store, special attention to
women and children and diseases of the
skin. lO-2f'
Mrs. F. r. Porter is now officially a
minister of the Christian church. At the
services held in the, church last even
ing, she was ordained by the Rev. Grim
of Eugene, assisted by the Rev. F. T..
Porter pastor of the church and Adam
Burns, senior deacon of the First Chris.
tian church. Mrs. Porter left this morn
ing for st. Johns where she will speak
tonight at tho first services of the rally
week of the st. Johns Christian church.
Suits made to order for $40 and up
Capital Tailoring Co, Felix Kordins,
ara State st.. up stairs. Ill
Announcement is made by o. B. Cling
rich that the annual meeting of the
board of directors of the Y. NJ. @. A.
will be held at a luncheon to be given
at the Y. M. C. A. Wednesday noon
when officers for the coming year will
be elected. 1t has not been decided yet
whether the campaign for the amount of
money needed for maintaining the Y.
NJ. G. A. the coming year will be put
on as a separate campaign or whether
it will be included in the national cam
paign for funds.
New Ansco Cameras and photo chem
ieals ia close out, half price. a on
Herman W. Barr, 1876 N. Liberty St;
upstairs. 1918.
"oh Joy, oh Boy, Where Do We Go
From Here" This popular song viii be
sung as one of the numbers of the min
strel show to be given Wednesday even
ing at the state prison at the Red Cross
benefit. As the show is really the best
that has wei been put on at the pen
itentiary and as this is the first time
such a show has ever been given for a
Red Cross benefit anywhere in the I'm
tied States, the chances are the seat
ing capacity Of the ~penitentiary audi
torium will be taxed. The show is for
two hours only, with the first curtain
going up at Sis O'Clock.
All members of Tia Juana camp No.
l, department of Oregon. Mexican ex
petition veterans are directed to re
port in full uniform at the armory
Tuesday evening at $3.50 for military
service. Equipment similar to that
worn the last time drafted men were
fed in this city.-A. A. Hall, command
ing officer.