Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-25

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: COMING EVENTS /.
x May 29.-Senior High school !
i; play, "Man of the Hour" High !
K School Auditorium. J
x May 3y.-Memorial Day. !
X June 4-7.-State Grange meet !
x ing in Salem. !
X June 5-6.-State Jewelers. !
x Convention in Salem. !
x June S.--Partial Eclipse of !
< the sun, $3.50 to 4:30 O'Clock p. 4
x m. !
X June 12.-Commencement day 4
X Willamette University. !
X June 14.-High school gradua- 4
Il tion. \
X June 17.-Election of two !
X school directors in Salem. \
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Dr.. n. p. Mendelsohn fits eyes cor
rectly, Z. S. National Bspk Bldg. If
The commencement exercises Of the
Salem Indian school at Chemawa will
be held from June 2 until June z.
''The best" Is all you can do when
death comes Call Webb & Clough Co.
Phone 100. If.
"The funeral beautiful" Webb q
Clough Co If.
| DR.. Dunsmore of Independence will
lecture at Rickreall next "Wednesday
evening telling of his travels in Pales-
tine.
Patton Plumbing Co., 9S5 Chemeketa
Phone 1896. We do repair work. Stoves
and furnaces coiled. If.
The senior class presents the "Man
of the Hour" May Goth. Reserved
seats Soc, general admission 25c. Seats
reserved at high school Monday. 5.2S
George Beatty, formerly speed cop
of the local police force was injured
yesterday while working at saw mill
near Chemawa. His nose was broken and
his face received other injuries. He was
brought to Salem last evening for med.
ical attention.
Moose hall tonight, always some
thing new for the dancers.
Open all night Saturday night, also
remember chicken dinner Sunday from
IL to 2;30 for 35 cents. Cherry City
Home Restaurant, 1856 S. High.
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The country club will hold open house
tomorrow which means that anybody
who wants to see others play may do
so by going to the golf grounds six
miles south Of the city. Several pro-
fessionals are expected to come from
Portland.
Special musical numbers from the
cantata Ruth will be rendered by the |
choir of the First Baptist church Sun
day evening.
The dancers dance Moose hall To-
night.
Mrs. Carrie Buell., Mrs. E. e. Fisher,
Walter A. Denton and W. M. Smith
yisited Central Howell last evening for
he purpose of organizing a Red Gross
Mrs. Buell. spoke on home SER
ice, while Mrs. Fisher told of the
methods of organizing Red Cross aux
liaries. Walter A. Denton's address was
IN patriotic lines.
The choir of the First Baptist church
viii render several choice selections
rem the cantata Ruth Sunday even
ng. Do not fail to hear them.
.
Help us and help yourself, We want
0 close out our shop and feel sure
We have many things you need; espe-
ially do we believe that you have
ome pictures you have been planning
o have framed. We offer 25 per
ent discount on framing and so per
ent ON gifts and pictures. Come in
nd "browse around. " The Frame !
hop and Giftery. 377 Court street. I
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Word was received this morning that 8
arl Muths, well known in the city had 4
cen injured while working in one of |
ne ship yards at st. Johns, Portland.
lis brother-in.law, William Ivan of
lie fire department left this morning
Or Portland to see that he received J
roper attention. d
Globe -Werneck book cases and office v
les. Buren's Furniture Store, Com e
ercial street. I
Hear the beautiful selections from il
10 cantata Ruth, at the First Baptist @
iurch Sunday evening, il
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Mrs. F. e. oliver, president of the w. I
I. U. for Marion cuaa,y win speak r.
4 o. 'clock Sunday afternoon at the w. Il
t. U. hall on South Commercial and p
cry streets. i
Don't forget the patriotic benefit