Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-08

care OF the grave forever. IOHlOS
1925, $3.50 or $275 each. Manager,
Phone 1060W. If
A telegram was received this morn
ing by Mrs. w. H. Cook from her
nephew, Lieutenant Ivan e. Bellinger,
at Fort Riley, Kansas, saying that he
was much improved Lieut. Bellinger s
wife and brother, Allen, left yester-
day for Fort Riley, at which time
serious doubt was entertained for Mr..
Bellinger Is recovery
I will ship Thursday JAN 10. Top
prices for hogs. G. w. Eyre, phone
l2206M. 1-S
While all graves in cemeteries are
filled with water this rainy season the
tombs in Mount Crest Abbey Mauso-
leum are always dry, all seasons, for
ever. H. V. Mclean, manager, 532 NJ
High st. Phone 1060W. tt
The recruiting office has notified
Dan Fry, Jr, j. B. Young, E. T. Slade
aud Horace Wilson as fo1lows "This
office has received instruction to com
plete your induction into the ordnance
corps of the national army and send
you to Rock Island arsenal, Illinois. 1t
is desired that you report at this office
as soon as possible having all private
affairs arranged so that You may depart
immediately"
The oregon Taxi company has NOV
ed from 457 State to 81 State. 1-l2
Dance at Highland hall Thurs. eve,
Jan. 10. 1-l0I
The annual peeting of the Salem Ri
file club will be held tonight at the
new armory. The annual election of
officers for the coming year will be
held, and other important matters
taken up. The meeting will be called |
at O'Clock, in order to enable the
to get through in time to at
tend the Cherrian installation. All
are urged to be present and
On time.
H. L. Clark, sales agent for the Mil
er auto tires, tubes and accessories.
stitched ON your old
tires y. M. c, A bldg. liz
I will pay the highest market price
ior fat hogs price improving.) Phone
2357J evenings, after Wednesday. G.
D. Burdick.
w. P. George and wife and daughter
Isabel have just returned from a two
week s visit with relatives in Idaho.
Hero was a family reunion New Years
lay at which 33 sat down to big din
Ter, He says the superfluous fat so no
iceable ON him, is due to the way the
'olks in Idaho fed him up during the
holidays and just forced him to absorb
hieken and such things, The weather
le says is about as it is here, warm
md wet.
The lecture which was scheduled for
night at the public library
as been postponed to an indefinite
ate, in order to allow all who can to
ttend the mass meeting at the armo-
Y tomorrow night called for the pur-
ose of hearing the Canadian army of 3
ieers who arrive in the city tomorrow
liss Case, librarian states that an !
ffort will be made to have Prof. !,
'unn here at another date to give his !
lustrated lecture ON A Trip Through !.
ome.
-O-
Complaint has been made of the mu- c
lation of the U. S, army and navy t
Dsters which have been placed at va il
Gus places over the city. The post
s in some places have been marked
ith lead pencils and cut up with
nives. In many instances it appears
lie mutilation has been the work of a
,hool children passing by. IN Oder c
lses it may have been the work of '
rorGermans, The feoruiting officers "
ouId call the attention of parents to b
le matter, and matured persons, if f
ie depredations art continued, will n
I'VE Uncle Sam to deal with. The max ii
Ium penalty is fine of $500o or p
70 years in federal prison, or both 10,