Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-26

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A marriage license was issued yester-
day by the county clerk to r. d. Thom-.
as, farmer Of Salem, and NJ. c. Miles,
also Of Salem. This is the groom 5
second venture in matrimony and the
brides third.
"Get- Rich Quick Walingfurd' will
be given this evening at the Oregon
State hospital and as a compliment to
the players, DIR. X. f. Lee Steiner will
tender them a banquet after the play.
Friday evening the play will be given
at the opera house for the benefit Of
Willamette chapter Red Cross.
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Two gold medals were won by the
pupils of the commercial department of
the high school, offered by the Reming-
ton Typewriter company for pupils who
can average 81 words minute, writing
for 10 minuteh. The fast writers this
month were Miss Blanche Applegate
and Hugh Walker.
A shipment of sugar amounting to
16l, 900 pounds was received today by
the Northwest Fruits Products company,
generally known as the Loju plant. The
shipment came in 1000 sacks and the
shipment from San Francisco was en-
tirely by water This amount of sugar
will be used in the manufacture of
Loju and other products of the North
west Fruit Products company.
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The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society
will meet in the parlors of the Presby-
terian church Friday afternoon at 2:30
o clock. Several matters of Importance
will come before this meeting, one of
them being the advisability of organ
izing an auxiliary to the Willamette
Chapter Red Cross.
Mrs. H. M. King, and daughter, Irene,
of Occur ID 'Alene, Idaho, arrived in Sa-
lem yesterday to spend several weeks
visiting at the home of Mrs. John Bart
ruff, on rural route No. Z. When she
left Idaho Mrs. King said the snow was
Just beginning to disappear and that Sa-
lem, with its green grass, looked good
to her.
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Notnlhg IKE having plenVy VI 4ii0nu0'
Wllham Alien, a cohdpetor on tne ga
lem Street Railway has been sick for
some time with malaria and unable of
course to attend to his spring garden
ing, In order that he should not wor-
ry on this score, about a dozen of his
friends went to his home yesterday ev-
ening and proceeded to plant his garden
anu ho" every 'hiie Is hh snip snape'
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trlG@y evening moinDeis u INC "
tlcers reserve framing corps Wlll meet
at tne arlhory Iof INSTRUCTION. anu sen'
eral discussion u ta,nlhs camp Molh
IL is propaple thls VIII pe the lasI lnee'-
ing OIL tne corps IN ,pouy as tne ni- llli-
presslon - general tnat mi.nln d MeeA
or 50 thele WI og = oali 10 IeP?I' az
the rresluio' san rlahclsooi ~ 10 un
the last gay "hel aPphcatlohs I0r tnlS
corps VIII De received III foFtlaho'
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Ihe team pe4ohslg 10 OAaleilce meG7
rms, driVer OF an express wagon, TOOK
1rlght TINS morning on Norm CONNER,
clal street ana ran away. Ihey clrcleu
blocK and wound up at the ochramm
feed barns on Front and Center streets
The wagon mad the tongue broken out
and one horse was slightly cut. One
horse was thrown to the ground and
| dragged short distance.
The morning papers tell of an Amer
lean gunner hitting perlscope at a
distance OF 1000 yards, II the report
is correct, the gunner evidently was
some gunner as shooting at l,OoO yards
at a small target Is equal to putting
gun on top OF the LAID q Bush BANK
ana hittlhg a Dulls eye on target 10
eateu ABOUT nalt way petween the @ state
nouse anu supreme court pullulGs lheI
L imagine .Ie panh pullulhg ana targe,
uoen as9ia"s at pio''y iepiu ia,e VI
sPeeu' anu eiopPy sea 10 give oo'h al
W ''n" Uo"n iA0'ion'
The Arenz cops+y7c+io, m of 1eAc
South H;oh stroo+ LoSShnnn % ~ owordaS IA q
contract For S70 7o00 l,' worth of navir a q
in tbe citv of kstoria II ;s 70 be of 5
five inch base concrete with y two and
one half inch surface The salem firm,
was awarded the contract in competi