Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-05

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Luckiamute river has been very high
and has done some damage in his vicin-
! lty to farm land. He will leave on a
trip shortly for Baker, Ore, where he
IS interested In large sawmill.
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When you purchase tomb in Mount
crest Abbey Mausoleum you provide,
the burial place, the monument, and
care of the grave forever. Tombs
1925, $3.50 or $275 each. Manager,
Phone 1O6OW. If
Tho basketball game last evening be-
tween Salem high school and the team
from the Silverton high school resulted
in a score of 81 to 10 in favor of the
local players. The game was played in
the local high school and a first class
exhibition of basketball is reported. The
Salem boys were at no time in serious
danger and had their opponents outclass-
ed from the start.
The famous patriotic film "Eagles
Wings, arrived in town today and
will be thrown ON the screen Sunday
evening at the big patriotic rally in
the First Congregational church.
Doors open at Z; service begins 1880.
Everybody invited.
Mrs. Chass. Thompson left today for
North Yakima after spending the week
with relatives and friends in the city.
Mr.. Thompson, who was formerly en-
gagged in the contracting business in
the city, has just completed a large
sugar beet factory at North Yakima and
is now beginning the construction of
a large garage building in that city.
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Election of board members of the
oung Woman s Christian association |
las been in progress today at the asso-
:iation rooms. The list Of names sub
nitted by the nominating committee
we're Mrs. B. e. Carrier, Miss Margaret
Tray, Mrs. IL. S. Gile, Mrs. G. A. Park,
Mrs. He. Epley, Mrs. A. N. Bush and
drs. John II. Albert. Other names may
'e added by members of the association.
The election will close at 600 p. m. to-
-ay. i
Attorney Ray L. Smith has discon-
inued his law practice in Salem in or
er to accept a position with the Stand S
I'd Oil company. The office of secretary
f the Marion-Polk County Farm Loan
which he held, he has turned
yer to his father, w. D. Smith, who will
ontinue the office in the Salem Bank I
f Commerce building. Mr.. Smith has
eft for Portland to take up his new
uties with the oil company. His posi-
ion will be permanent.
Yesterday Afternoon sheriff Needham
7as notified by SilVerton to keep watch
or Ramon Naybaso, a Filipino, who
J was claimed had stolen a watch, a |
hahn and a diamond ring from parties
t the Silver Falls Timber company S
liant. The sheriff notified the police {
nd this morning Officer Wright arrest
d the man wanted at the Southern Pa
lfic depot. He was taken to the coun-
? Jail where a search brought to light |
ne missing articles. He was not given
preliminary hearing as the grand jury t
in session, and his case was submit
ID directly to it. l
A telegram has been sent to Geo. F. S
odgers, the Salem capitalist who is d
lilding ships for Uncle Sam at Astoria,
,questing him to be in the city next
uesday evening at the Oherrian annual "a
,ronation and installation and "erown
le valorous and notorious Hal d. Pat-t
N, King Bing of the Cherrians. +"
hat S the way it was worded. Mr..
odgers was the first man who ever II
Gre the royal purple and walked the v
reefs of Salem as King Bing, and an n
fort will be made to have him here P
,xt Tuesday night and coronate Mr.. h
alton to his royal office. n
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q. G.. Holt returned last evening a
ON Philomath, where he has been ii
veral days this week in connection Il
tn logging business on Mary S river.
e says the Mary S River Logging com F
ny is resuming operations again, a
tting out logs which viii be shipped W
rail to the Spaulding mill at Salem h,
d used here in filling government and L
her contracts. The company s railroad OF
the Mary's River camp is being ex-
nded back to reach fine body of vel W
" fir timber. Mr. Holt reports the d.
,ather very mild, there being no snow fl
Mary's mountain, which has an ele-
tion of some 4,500 and is usually cap 81
d in white at this time of the year. ms