Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-01

Yeyon G.. Randall signed up at the
naval recruiting office and left yester-
day for Portland for assignment. He
enters the aviation branch of the SER
vice.
Dance ct Highland hall Thurs. night
| 1-30
DR.. W. j. Patterson purchased new
Ford coupe this morning for use in his
practice. DR.. Patterson had his hand
badly bruised yesterday as the result
of a back-fire while cranking his old
machine. His hand was not broken, as
enormously reported this morning.
"The funeral beautiful" Webb &
| Clough Co. tt
Saturday morning a group of Japan
ese stories will be told at the Public
library, continuing the series of folk
stories from foreign lands. The stories
will be the "Lucky Hunter and "Su-
kenao the Sword Smith, The tive
story hours will be held at $3.50 and
1890.
1.-THE best" Is all you can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co.
Phone 100. tt
Mr.. and Mns. Otto Headrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Downing and Mr.. and Mrs.
C. l.. Parmenter had planned yesterday
to motor to McMinnville today to at
tend the funeral of friend who died
Wednesday, but the unusual turn taken
by the weather during the night caused
them to abandon the trip.
o
La Corona cigars are better made
higher quality-made in Salem, 10
cents.
A short address on the principles of
Artisanship was given to the meeting of
United Artisans last evening by DIR.
G. G. Eshelman, of Portland who is
supreme medical examiner for the order.
A short program was a feature of the
evening. Nearly $50 Artisans were pre-
sent. A debate will be the special fea-
ture of the next meeting.
Mrs. Ralph Whites juvenile dane
ing academy win meet hereafter in
Ootilhon hall Saturday afternoons
to H. 2-S
Paul Siege, g. B. Clancy and Edward |
Rostein have been appointed as a com
mittee to look after the decoration of !
the Elks temple for the occasion of the |
celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
of the founding of the order, which will |
be held ON the evening of February 16. |
A number of celebrated speakers are be- /
ing lined up and an elaborate banquet /
will be served for the occasion.
Hear the Portland Evangelist Ye-
reks at Moose hall, Feb. Sd at 3 p. M.
An arrangement for the distribution
Of the annual report of the Salem pub Il
lie library has been effected whereby Ii
The reports will be distributed through
The office of the Salem water company.
AS water dues are paid between now II
and the 10th of the month each resident
will receive copy of the report at the
window. 1t is the hope of the librarian,
Miss Flora NJ. Case, that the reports
win be taken home and carefully read. ,
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40 NAAAAoeAet4ANOA1 Ns4AlSb hAllS- s
lom3' by A. A. Yereks of Portland /
Feb, 3, Moose hall. !
The surgical dressings department. :
# the Red Cross received yesterday an :
'ther shipment Of gauze consisting of /,
1000 yards, which will provide plenty
# material for the workers for the pre-
ent. The ladies in charge of the depart
lent say they have tables and facilities ,
or a large number of additional work
re to be employed-which is intended
5 a gentle reminder for more workers
o give their services to the cause.
Geo. F. Wick, Of the firm Of Wick
spent yesterday in Portland
there he completed arrangements fer
he installment of an up to date vulcan :
ring plant in the firm s garage at this 7
lace. He also purchased another ear !,
f Sampson tractors which win be in !,
ionday. This will make the third ear :,
,ad of tractors which the firm has re- y
eived within s days. During the same
eriod the firm has received three ear r
lads of Fords, making total Of 2l Ia
Fords and Sampson tractors 10
sem to be the popular demand among \
he farmers Of the valley at present. IA