Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-22

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+ Oct. 23.--Election of Directors .
X Willamette Chapter, Bed Cross. .
X Oct. 27.-Sunday. At night, !
X turn the time back one hour. ,
l* Nov. 5.-Election day.
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''Tns funeral beautiful WEBB
Clough Co. t
The BEST Is all you can 40 whel
death comes. Call Webb g Clough CO
Phone 100. II
The postal receipts Of ths Salem pos
office for September were $l2,7455(
For the county outside of Salem tn
receipts were $1l, l,197.82.
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DR.. @. Hartley, dentist, Moore build
ing, 407 Court st. Painless filling an
extractin. Pyorrhea. I
DR.. schenk has now returned from
his vacation and he extends q cordia
invitation to his patrons and friend
to visit his institution. Il
A marriage ncenss was issued yes
terday to Joseph George Halter Of
Scctts Mills, age "a, laborer, ant
Miss Ruth M. Robinson, age is, stu
dent of Scots Mills.
l. O. Dawson, who had his leg broker
while loading steel from the old
bridge about the first of the month
and who has been in Willamette sani
tarium, has SO far recovered that he
has been able to return to his home at
Medford.
Public stenographer. Patricia Graf,
first door south of Salem Bank Of
Commerce, 124 South Liberty street
Phone 937.
DR.. o. B. Miles, city health officer
reports nothing especially new in the
influenza situation in the city. There
are few new cases and about an
equal number that have recovered from
slight attacks. No serious cases are re-
ported.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sproed of
Cherry Ave. wish to express their great
appreciation to the kind friends and
neighbors who have. assisted them in
the sickness and death Of their son,
John.
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Marriage licenses may only be issued
in the county in which the prospective
bride lives. About every SO often Miss
McGee, who issues the licenses in the
county clerks office is obliged to dis
appoint folks and this was true this
morning when an cxpectant Portland
couple stepped up to the desk and
made the all important announcement
that license was wanted. After learn
ing that the birdie lives in Portland,
all she could do was to advise them to
return to Multnomah county to Sc
cure the license, They did.
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1t seems that women who have had
experience in nursing are little back
ward about sending in their names to
Miss Grace Taylor at Red Cross head
quarters in the U. s. National bank.
The government has asked a census OF
nurses who have either graduated or
have had experience not for army serr
vice, but for local needs such as the
present. All work will be paid for. Nhis
is not an appeal for free service but
just an effort to get the names OF all
nurses in abe two counties. Signing the
QUESTIONABLE does not imply govern
ment service of any kind.
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Mrs. H. y. Wenderoth received a
cablegram this morning from her broth
or, Captain Phil. ]. Keizer, in France
that read as follows: Well Report
Everything fine This
rablegram was most welcome news to
Mrs. Wenderoth as on Sept. te govern
mcnt reported that Captain Keizer had
been killed in action July 23. He is
With the 30th Engineers gas and flame
.egiment ,enlisting from Marshfield. He
was woth RE first gas and flame regi-
nent that left this country for France.
Lieutenant Paul Wallace has been
slightly wounded while in action at tch
Front. A cablegram was received yester-
lay by relatives from Lieutenant Wal.
ace with this information and also me
'act that there was no need Of worry.
Il read: 'Shgtly wounded. Don 7
He left with Company NJ over
'cas.
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The barracks in the science build
my of Willamette university are fully
equipped and all members of the s. A.
L, G. are now being taken care Of in
The barracks. just at present, during
he influenza, no soldiers are permit
sed to 20 off the campus, and to date,
rnnn 40 suffarinu From, thn q FIN ~