Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-19

whose death occurred in Salem Thurs.
day, April Is, 1918, at the age of A.
years, was shipped to Portland today by
the Rigdon company for interment. De
ceased was a member of the Masons
Imperial lodge No. 159, A. F. & A. NJ
, OF Portland.
The dance with the pep at armory
Saturday night.
1.-THE last enemy conquered Evan
gelist H. J.. Brown, Sunday, 21st, $3.50
p. m. Moose bldg. 1920
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 Mrs. JeG
ME Kemp, field agent for the United
States food administration, will giva a
lecture at the auditorium Of the public
library on the subject cover the Top at
the Table,. The entire public and the
women of Salem in particular are in
vited to attend the meeting.
o
II. J. Brown Of Portland free lecture
on ""The last enemy conquered" $3.50
p. m !. April 21st. APO
The Boy Scouts Of Troupe / will hold
a meeting this evening at the First
Christian church to prepare for their
Liberty bond drive of ten days begin
ming April 20. The evening will be also
a farewell to Scout Master G. J. Hull
who leaves tomorrow for Portland.
Free lecture at Moose hall by Evan
gelist Brown of Portland, subject:
"The last enemy conquered" 4-20
o
The remains of the late Miss Angie
Kaiser, whose funeral will be held Sat-
urday morning at 10 o'clock from st.
Joseph's Catholic church, will lie in
state at the Webb & Clough parlors
this afternoon and early evening where
the same may be reviewed by friends.
The casket will not be opened at the
church.
Will ship hogs and cattle Monday,
April %. win pay highest market
price for fat stock. Phone 2357J. G. y.
Burdick. 4-20
W. s. Fits stated today that the
fishing boat "Jupiter" which his com
pany purchased recently for use in deep
sea fishing out of Newport, left Seattle
Monday morning for the Oregon port.
Mr.. Fits says the fishing season out
of Newport is just now opening up.
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The body of Mrs. Christina Feller,
Cured in this city Wednesday, April IL,
1918, was shipped last night by the Rig
don company to Donald for burial,
which will take place Saturday. Deceas-
ed was Al years of age and besides her
husband is survived by her father, Got
lieb Haag, living near Aurora. e
"over the Top at the Table, is the
taken by Mrs. Jennie Kemp of
Portland, field agent for the food ad-
.inistration of the state, to be deliv-
cred Saturday, afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
at the auditorium of he city library.
While men and the Young folks are well
to attend this lecture, it is given
primarily for the housekeepers who
every day are up against the food prob
lens and how to make the weekly table
allowance balance with the butcher and
grocery Dlll.
Now that the citizens have been pat
enough to give 1000 books for
he soldiers, the next proposition before
The Salem library is that of preparing
,hese books for shipment to Camp Lewis
other environments. This includes
he FASTING of the book label, shelf
cards, card pocket and the stamping of
each book. The work will be in charge
If Mrs. Rollin X. Page and Mrs. Louis
Lachmund. But as the preparation of
1000 books is a pretty big undertaking
are wanted for the work, be-
next Tuesday The work must
De completed next week and volunteers
ire wanted for the work, beginning next
Tuesday. The work must be completed
text week and volunteers are asked to
telephone to the library just what day