Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-02

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Itional church.
Artisans attention Secretary out of
town Monday and Tuesday.
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Mary Pickford at the Oregon tomor-
row.
The Salem Electric company has been
awarded the contract for the electric
work of the new library building now
in course of construction at Corvallis.
The bid was exactly $4,000. The Salem
firm won in competition with five Port
land firms, the next to the lowest bid
being $3,162. Shook & Traver, of this
city, are the contractors.
The people of Salem are cordially in
vited to hear the famous boy preacher
tomorrow at IL and 7;30, First Congre-
gational church.
We can take care of the first thous-
and people nicely when Charles Taylor
breaches at the First Congregational
church tomorrow at IL and 1880.
The campaign for the sale of Liberty
bonds in Salem will become an active
issue next week. Every business house
and individuals as well will be given an
opportunity to show patriotism by pur-
chasing bonds. A house to house canvass
will also be made. Those who cannot
buy the bonds outright will be given an
opportunity to borrow and pay on the
weekly installment plan. The bonds
draw 8 IL per cent interest and are not
taxed.
Come early if you want aeat at the
Oregon tomorrow. Mary Pickford in her
latest will be there.
o.
DIT. J. Ray Pemberton has moved into
Dr.. w. G. Smith s offices in the Ma
sonic Bldg, Room 212. Phone 440. 70
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The Smiths and Johnsons and people
of ordinary names have not been buy
ing many Fords lately. From the last
two carloads received lately, Wick Bros
have made the following assignments:
William Bouffleur, rural route No. 2;
Fred Zwicker, Salem; Peter Reyelts, Sa-
lem; H. J. Zercher, rural route No. 3;
G. Jepsen, Salient George L. Richards,
Rev. Carl H. Elliott, Salem.
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"a Romance of the Redwoods' Miss
Pickford's latest artcraft picture at the
Oregon Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Mary Pickford at the Oregon to-
morrow.
Willard Benson, age %, of Silver
ton, cast his lot with the navy as he
made application for enlistment as ap-
prentice seaman this morning. Clifford
G. Knight, 25, of Salem, has enlisted as
electrician and has been accepted. Mr..
knight is now with the Southern Pa
cific and will not leave for his new
work until some time next week.
Attention Modern Woodmen = You
are requested to meet at the hall, Sun
day June 8, to take part in the Memoir
al exercises.
Attention Modern Woodmen : You
are requested to meet at the hall, Sun
lay June 3, to take part in the Memor
al exercises.
White circular discs have been paint
I'd at the intersection of streets in
The business section of the city for the
purpose of enabling automobile drivers
to turn the corners correctly. How
sver a large number of auto drivers
gnore the white circle and drive inside |
t when making turn and thus violate !
/ city odinance which requires them to |
20 past the center of the intersection
1efor turning.
County Clerk Boyer was busy up un-
il midnight last night making out GER
ificates of registration TO members of
Company NJ, who are registered for the |
coming special election on Monday, |
Tune 4. He has been busy today on
hat matter and has been able to get .
nut some of the registration charts but |
N account Of the difficulty in secur-
ng the home address of the soldiers it |
las been necessary to go through the |
ist of the rs precincts several times,
which was no small task.
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The annual election of the officers of
he Salem Commercial club will be held |
lext Thursday evening, June T. Joseph
/. Albert, who has been president for
he past year, is not a candidate for
e-election. At this annual meeting the
Iirectors of all departments will make
report of their YEARS. activities and
Ianager Mcdaniel will submit his an
ual report and present the budget for
he coming year.