Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-11

A evening. Work in the F. G
e%(M.. degree. Visiting brethren wei
ny welcome
Sergeant Carl Emmons, son of Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Emmons, was in the
city over Sunday on furlough of q
few days. He received message from
army headquarters at Seattle TO report
at once for duty and as he is in the am.
bulance corps, expects to soon be on
the way to France.
A letter addressed Aviation Corps >
Salem, Ore, was delivered to the army
recruiting office in this city A young
man living at Prineville wrote to find
out what his chances were for getting
into this part of the army. life He
writes that he is handy with machinery.
At the rate the aviation, engineers and
hospital branches are being filled, the
army will soon havesits quota
The special Cherrian train to leave
the Oregon Electric depot Thursday
noon is not exclusively for Cherrians.
1t is for anyone who has the price. 1t
will arrive in Portland in time for the
patriotic parade, as the Cherrians are
big part of this event. 1t will leave
Portland about IL clock, or just as
soon as the Cherrians and their friends
are ready to return.
.
The Juvenile Artisans and their band,
the best boy band i'm the state, will pic
iiic in Salem Saturday, June 23. The To-
cal organization of Juvenile Artisans
will meet the Portland delegation and
escort them to the Fairgrounds in the
Albert pasture. 1t is probable the
Portland juvenile band will give con,
cert during the afternoon. They are
under the instruction of John Coumer.
King Bing Lerchen is just home from
Portland. He reports much interest
among the Rosarians in the dinner
dance to be given at the Multnomah
hotel by the Cherrians Thursday even
ing. The Rose Festival dance to be Civ
en- by the Rosarians will be Friday ev
ening at Cotillion hall. Admission toI
this dance is by invitation and card
only.
John Graber, manager of the Cher
rian Military band, is looking for a
first class bass horn player. One can
didate appeared last week but after
hearing the band practice, frankly aek-
he was not in the Salem class
of players, although he had played in
Portland band. Another man rehearsed
three times and then found the high |
grade of music too much for him. Hence !
Mr. GRADER is still on the lookout for
a first class bass horn player
Dissolution Notice: Notice is hereby
given that the partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned, Rob
,rt Hutcheon and David Hutcheon, do
ing business as painters at Salem, Ore
yon, under the name of Hutcheon Paint
Co. has been dissolved, and that the
Robert Hutcheon, will con-
inue the business under the same name ,
md will paw all debts of the partner i
,hip and will collect all accounts due I
md owing to said partnership. Dated
It Salem, Oregon, this 9th day OF
une, 1917.-David Hutcheon. Robert {
Iuteheon.
Oregon has about one-sixth of the
imber in the United States and accord :
ngly one would naturally suppose that !
wood was almost free for the taking. )
sut it isn't. The fact is, cord wood
long with other things has been doing !;
ONE price awaiting with the result that
zoos county coal is in the market and
eing sold in greater quantities than
yer known before in Salem, Not only !
re stores and office buildings buying {
oal but many are buying for home !"
sc.
J. s. Starting. who was in the city :
overall weeks ago with a proposition for =
citing flax with an invention of his
wn, announces that he has made ar !;
angements for factory in Portland to F. .
ianufacture flax products but that he =
ill let the country in the vicinity of !.
alem raise the flax. Mr.. Starting has E
ono machinery in a mill at North
'onawanda, N. Y, and an unfavorable
eport was made on his equipment by j,
n agent who was sent from Salem. !, ,
Ience no Salem business men found it :
dvisable to invest money with Mr.. =
tarling. :
An exhibition Of the work of the stu v
ents of the school for the feeble >
linded will be held Wednesday after .
oOn and evening at the state school, II
{ which DIR. ]. N. Smith is superin T;
sndent The exhibition viii include ei
he regular work of the school The I'm
ork of the pupils in domestic arts, II
ianual training, basketry, and other m
ldustrial work win be shown. The ex- u
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