Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-13

industry, the large dryers Delhg IuIheu
into evaporating plants.
.
Hooverixe-See the best pictures at
only Sc, sl0c and 15e, including war
tax, at the Bhgh theater. tt
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New Picture Prices Children, &c;
matinees, 1Oc, and evenings, l5c, in
eluding the war tax, at the Bigh thea
ter. u
rhe Willamette has remained at a
stationary stage the past "a hours,
standing this morning at S.S feet above
low water.
"The best" Is ell you can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co.
Phone 100. tt
Patton Plumbing Co., 335 Chemeketa
Phone 1906. We do repair work. Stoves
and furnaces cOiled. tt
Mrs. d. A. White received letter
yesterday from her husband who was
called to Spokane the latter part of the
week by the serious illness Of his moth
er, stating that the condition of the
latter was somewhat improved. Mr.
Whites mother is near the 90-yeaT
mark.
Tho funeral beautiful Webb &
QOugh %. tt
We now have several second hand
Fords at attractive prices All models.
See Wick Brothers. PA
A dancing party at armory Feb. 14th
Aux. U. S. W. V. rs cents per couple.
2-13
An Epworth League convention and
district meeting will be held at the
German Methodist Episcopal church OF
February 26, 81 and 2Sth. Rev. Roeder
is making accommodation arrangements
for So or 40 delegates from the various
churches Of the district. A number Of
interesting addresses on various subjects
will be heard during the session.
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Buy your SECOND hand Ford now
while we have number to choose
from Wick Brothers. 2-14
See Wick Brothers for bargains in
second hand Fords. PA
The trial of w. R. Cline, who was ar
rested Saturday on warrant sworn out
by E. Il. Kapphahn, charging him with
forgery, was set to come before Justice
Webster today at 10 o'clock but was
postponed till 10 O'Clock tomorrow. Cline
is charged with raising freight rates on
bills which he collected from local con-
signecs. He is also said to have writ
ten in the war tax on bills which were
prepaid and collected the same. He is
said to have been engaged in altering
the hills for long time. Cline has a
wife and several children.
The regular annual stock holders
meeting of the Salem Fruit Union will
be held at the office of the Union, cor
ner High and Trade SITS, Saturday
Feb. 10th. The election of two direct
ors will take place and such other bus
mess as may properly come before the
meeting. All stockholders should be
present 2-15
Leak leak, leak, I can repair them.
Phone 53SM. If
A banquet at the Y. M. @. A. last
evening was n feature of "Father and
Son" week now in progress. Justice
Harris, of the supreme bench, presided
as toastmaster. A number of speeches
were made by fathers and sons. Dewey
Probst rendered toast to "Our Dads ,
Max 0. Buren, responding with a toast
TO "Our Sons.'' Seymour Jones gave
a toast to "The Sons in Uniform" Jo-
seph Il. Albert to ''The Homes of En-
listed Men, Leslie Springer spoke on
" From a Son s Point of View," And
% Getting Acquainted and Working To-
gether'' was the subject treated by At
torney General Brown. Tonight is NOV
ing picture night and fathers and sons
are to be companions to the various
places of entertainment in the city.
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Upgrade Salem msde-better made
cigars-always cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Terwilliger, grad
uate mortieians and funeral directors,
40 Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
Lee Morelock was appointed first
sergeant in Company ID by Captain A.
T. Woolpert at drill last night, and Pri'
Yates Raymond and ChenOweth were
made eorporals.
CARD OF THANKS