Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-18

late yesterday afternoon. He was sen
up about a year ago from Portland. Al
yet nothing has been heard as to his
whereabouts. He had been working
around the kitchen Of the hospital fol
several months.
William Bone, "a former employee OF
the state printing department, has writ.
ten State Printer Lawrence stating that
he has arrived safely overseas.
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The meeting of the Salem BARRIERS
union last night it was voted fuf the
union to purchase 800 worth of war
savings certificates.
Adam Burns drove out to his farm in
the Waldo Hills district this morning to
spend the day. Mr.. Burns has recently
sold his farm to an Eastern purchaser,
and will hold a public auction Satur-
day to dispose of his stock and farm
equipment.
An address wa delivered before the
students of Willamette University at
chapel this morning by r. A. GOODBYE,
pastor of the First Congregational
church of Sioux City, Iowa. He is the
first theological student graduated from
Kimball college.
Members Of the Elks lodge will be ell
tertained this evening by a high class
musical company. For the benefit of the
Elks who really appreciate good music,
may be said that the show this even
ing is not a vaudeville and for this
reason a large attendance is expected.
There will be first a brief business ses-
sion, the program of the evening begin
ming promptly at 8 O'Clock.
Third liberty loan workers have not
all turned in their cards. A few are
making a final canvass of their dis
5r1cts and today more than $500 was
in to headquarters. 1t was re-
at headquarters that the work
rs simply refused to quit until every
in every district had been proper
y solicited.
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j. @. Perry returned last evening from
at the convention at Port
and this week of Rexall dealers from
'ver the state. Mr.. Perry states that
he convention was marked with a
pirit of optimism among the druggists
all of whom reported business
II their respective communities in thriv-
ng shape.
Ben Pade appeared before City Re
order Race this morning and left So
n the city's exchequer. Ben "turned
err loost" on east State street about
$50 last evening and got to sliding
long about IS miles per hour when
long anne Motorcycle Officer Smith
nd informed him the speed limit was
0 miles only.
Ivan G. Martin, secretary of the
allen floral society, stated today that
society had several vacant lots
sted which could be secured by some
ldustriols citizen who was interested
l putting out a war garden. Any
ody who cares to have the use of a
IT on which to plant and care for a
arden this season should get in touch
it'll Mr.. Martin.
A. Hucksstein wa appointed chair
an of a committee of reception and
1tertainment on the occasion of the
Isit to Salem on May z of d. P. Mar r
ey, supreme commander of the Mac :
OF the world, at a meeting of Z
10 Maccabees last night. Extensive
ans are being made for the reception
Mr.. Markey and the address of well 7
will be delivered by Mayor W. +
Keyes. All fraternal orders of the n
ty will be invited to the meeting, ;
MI. Markey is president of the Fra .
rnal Insurance Congress of America. :
ans were also made at last nights ,
for attendance of the state !,
invention to be held in Portland be-
ming On May Sth. !"
o. P. Hoff, state labor commissioner
S received a letter from his son, Nor
n p. Hoff, stating that he has been
from a military hospital in
os 90 o. p~9l09dx9 on lBql pug 9ouBId
to duty shortly. he Is connecteu G
tn a regiment, of railway engineers
d received a broken hip and two .
lctured ribs in a fall some weeks !
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rhe Willamette University Glee club y
Id its final rehearsal this evening for T.
,ir tour of two weeks or more in the =
tie and Washington. Tomorrow even &,
: at the Sunnyside church in Port 70
d they make their first appearance
d then it is night stands until the
t day of the month. Archie Smith
Il sing the baritone solos. In the quar-
tie are Messrs. Bowers, Anderson, q,
,rling and Mcintyre. As accompanies :;
SIS Florence Scheuurle will accompany II
singers. The quartette win leave to- 10
rrow morning and the remainder OF n
singers tomorrow afternoon ON the :
o'clock Oregon Electric, n
The funeral of Miss Angie Kaiser,
ose death occurred at the Sellwood
'pital last evening at $40 o'clock,
l be held Saturday forenoon at 10 ~
lock from the Catholic church in 1
. eifv Miss Kaisar was D vpora of