Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-06

Undertakers; Webb & Clough Co.
Phone 100. u
Mr., and Mrs. G.. E. Terwiliger, grad
nate mortieians and funeral directors,
ITO Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
The county court opened session TO-
day and will continue in session tomor-
row and Friday. Judge Bushey says
he has not yet seen any evidence OF
the reported protest to the appointment
of S. il. Van Trump as county fruit IN
spector and that if the fruit men of the
county have such protest to make they
should see the court this week.
.
Confetti dance at Highland hall
Thursday evening.
Funeral directors: webb & clough
Co. TT
Mrs. G. e. Halvorsen received cable
gram yesterday from the New York
headquarters of the army Y. NJ. c. A.
stating that her husband, together with
James Elvin and Geo. j. Watson, had
safely arrived - The message did not
state where the party had arrived but
it is taken for granted that the Salem
men have reached European soil. OBJ.
Gingrieh, of tn local Y. NJ. C. A. is un-
derstood to have received message to
the same effect.
.sTr, s,,,nr.i tAau+iful - webh &
Cough %. u
If you are interested in the war on
tuberculosis don t fail to see the NOV
ing pictures at the Derhin-Lafky bldg
Feb. I. No admission charge.
Attention is called by the Salem po-
lice department to the fact that the city
traffic ordinance requires that auomo-
biles need be parked at an angle of so
degrees only within the fire limits. Out
side this district machines may be run
alongside the curb and parked paral-
lei to the curb. The police officials state
that outside the fire district it is really
better to park machines parallel to
the curb, especially in narrow streets,
and on streets over which the ear lines
PASS, as more room is thus left for traf-
fic to pass. The fire district extends
from Front street to Church and from
Trade to Center street. The Officials
also call attention TO the fact that ma
chimes cannot be parked within 20 feet
east and north of the railing at the
comfort station.
Everbearing strawberries S1.oo per
hundred. G. L. Warren, RI 3. 20
Benefit card party and dance by
Maccabees, Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 6, $50. Cards Is cents. Dance,
gentlemen, S5 cents Dainty prizes and
good music. Don forget Moose hall,
$50. 20
In connection with the national cam
paign launched yesterday for the enroll
ment Of skilled workmen for possible
service in government Shipyards, Sa-
lem 5 four minute men addressed aud
fences at the local theatres last night.
Walter 4. Denton spoke at the Liberty,
Frank Davey at the Bligh and Walter
Tooxe at the Oregon, Tonight Mr.. Den
tom viii speak at the Oregon, Mr., Davey
at the Liberty and Mr., Tooze at the
Bhgh. Tomorrow night Mr., Denton will
Speak at the Bhgh, Mr., Davey at the
Oregon and Mr.. ToO4e at the Liberty.
Skilled artisans are urged to register for
public service and viii be held as a
sort Of volunteer reserve body for use
in shipyard operations should occasion
arise.
Yard men wanted-we need 10 men
for ward. and car loading work. Good
living conditions, steady work and
chance for advancement. Wages $S-S5
per day. Married men preferred Falls
City Lumber & Logging Company,
Falls City, Oregon All
Sealed bids for the furnishing Of
700 cords Of wood 70 school district
number -. Marion county, Oregon,
will be received by the undersigned up
70 1850 clock ?. m. February SSth,
1918. A certified check for 10 per cent
Of the amount Of the bid must accom-
pany same. the right being reserved
BY this hoard 80 reject any and all bids.
Specifications for the delivery Of the
wood may be had at the office Of the
clerk, number S7l State street. Salem,
Or. Bids to be opened at the regular
meeting Of the board At 1880 clock
p. m. February s5th. 1918
Sehool district Number 81. Marion
county. Or. 80
Nv. Il. Burgsarat, Jr, Clerk.