Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-02

< Dancing school this evening at Hurst
( hall from to 10 p. m. Mrs. Parker
90
( Complaint was filed in the circuit
court yesterday by A. Kildahl for the
: recovery of $1400 from G. e. and Geo.
w. jenkins, which amount plaintiff
claims he was damaged by being induc-
: ed by defendants to purchase from them
e note and mortgage for $2050. Defen-
dants gave as security mortgage on
tract of land in Douglas county, alleg-
D ing reasonable value of $4,000. Plain
8 tiff claims actual value of land is only
{ $500 and wants the above amount as
damages.
Undenominational service in Moose
hall, lecture by A. A. Yereks on els
Christendom Ohrist's Kingdom "
, Upgrade cigars are more than high
J grade-they re the best to be had for
5 cents.
The Salem high school basketball
team added another victory to its cred
lit last night when it defeated the Cor
Willis high school team on the latter 3
floors by a score of 81 to IL. The game
was exceedingly close, the score at the
end of the first half being 8 to 8. Cor
wallis obtained a lead over the local
boys during the last half which looked
dangerous up till the last three minutes
of play when phenOminal streak of
Iplaying gave the Salem lads a lead of
4 points at the end of the game. /
Evangelist Yereks Moose hall, sub !
| ject ''Is Christendom Christ King
dom?"
Stereopticon sermon, First Christian
church Sunday night
o.
The moving picture reels. which the
Modern Woodmen intended to show in
this city in December will be shown
next Thursday night at the hall in the
Derby building. There will be five reels
showing the Modern Woodmen tubercu-
lar sanitarium in Colorado and also
the national headquarters at Chicago
and the parade and other events at the
last national encampment. The enter
tainment will be free and will be open
to the public.
stereopticon sermon, First Christian
church Sunday night. :
In a closely contested game of bas-
ketball between Grant and Washington
junior high schools last evening the !
former was winner by one point, the {
score being IA to 13. The lineup for d,
the Grant team consisted of Putnam and !
Tucker, forwards; Socolofsky, center;
White and Nicholson, guards. The Wash /
lngton players were Barbyte and Bay :
ne forwards; Porter, center; Hunt and
Grant, guards. At the end of the first
half the score was to 8. Staley ref f
creed. h
Mr. and Mrs G.. E. Terwilliger, grad t
uate morticians and funeral directors, S
no Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
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A rather light fan of snow in the hills
is reported by U. G. Holt, logging man I
ager for the Spaulding company, who p
returned yesterday from the headwaters n
Of the Luckiamute, At the Mary S River +
camp south of Philomath only one inch e
If snow fell, while around the head
waters of the Dnckiamute only about
light inches are reported. On the sum y
nit at Black Rock where from three to
seven feet of snow is generally found
1t this time of year, only 10 inches of
NOW fell this week. Much of the snow
has already been melted by rain and h
'un off. itl
four year graduate in medicine e.
md surgery. four year graduate in s
'steopathy. Treats acute and chronic Ia
diseases. DR.. B. III. White, SOC U. S. il
Nat. bank.
Mark Siddal has left for Astoria h
where he goes to take charge of the a,
astoria Sporting Goods company, the n
interests of which concern he has pur- q,
hased. Mr.. Siddal is one of the best
,nown spOrtsmen of the state and will Inn
'e keenly missed in local sporting cir dc
les because of the prominent interest III
e has taken in sporting events. He is er
prominent member of the Capital CITY ldi
iod 4 Gun club and has represented the
peal club successfully In many shoots n
yer the state and the northwest. Mr.. ~
iddal is owner of the Salem Fuel yards
Thioh he has leased.
Sealed bids for the furnishing of
90 cords of wood to school district of
lumber "a, Marion county, Oregon. at
all be received by the undersigned up IN \
1880 o'clock p. m. February 25th ~
BIS. A certified cheek for 10 per cent en-
the amount of the bid must accom-
any same, the right being reserved a
= this board to reject any and all bids ex
for the delivery of the Us
God may be had at the office of the
ERIK, number 81 State street, Salem, he
r. Bids to be opened at the regular ter
Getting of the board at 1880 Q clock wi
m. February 25th, 1918. bel
School district Number "a, Marion
'unty, Or. 2-6i
w. H. Burghardt, Jr., Clerk. len
The local recruiting stations have re- an,
lived notice from the adjutant gener- -,
s office at Washington that 2,00l =
lditional enlisted men are needed at an
zee for the organization of veterin- %,