Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

1at turuay aIternoon to George Henry
Eckles and Elizabeth STANDBY, both o1
Portland,
The Floral Society will meet thi.
evening in the auditorium of the Con,
merelal club at eight clock. A short
business meeting will be followed bv al
address on War Gardening" by Luth.
er j. Chapin. The pubnc Is coruiaI.v ~.
Vlted to attend.
The Salem SuperfIuity Shop is closed
today and tomorrow. Wednesday morn
ing a public auction viii De ns,u. ut.
ginning at 1890 clock at which time
an tftlcles IN the shop will be sold to
the highest bidder and the proceeds de-
voted to patriotic work.
The Salem postoffice is a busy place
these days. G. d. Marhyte, one OF ,ne
clcFks, is off duty with rheumatism. and
d. A. Loomis, one of the city carriers,
Is also confined to his home by illness.
with registration of aliens and the pass
Qlg out OF war savings stamps the re-
malhIhg force of postal employees are
KEPT extremely busy.
The funeral of the late Herbert Il,
Iaylor, which was to have been held at
the Webb Clough chapel at 1880 this
morning, has been postponed to Thurs
day morning, at the same hour and place
Inc deceased has resided in Salem and
IS survived by a wife and small son.
Ihe funeral is postponed awaiting the
arrival of sister from the east.
@
Funeral services of Pomroy Clark, |
who died in Eugene February l, 1918. |
were held yesterday afternoon from the /
hlgdon chapel. Rev. II. N. Aldrich had |
charge of the services. Deceased was
II years of age and the funeral was
attended by large number of friends
ana relatives from Dallas and this sec
,lon' lnterment was in the City View
!,
Lego L. Teaney signed up at the To-
;al naval recruiting station this morn
ng and left for Portland for assign
nent. He is re-enlisting in the navy as
f1rst class fireman and during his
ormer service he and Recruiting Off
er j. b. Adams were stationed at the
anne post in the Orient His home is in
3andon.
A number of committee meetings were
cheduled for this afternoon at the Com
iercial club. A meeting of the execu-
i've committee of the War Savings
thrift Stamps sale campaign was call i,
d for o clock; the Civilian Relief 7
ommittee of the Red Cross was to meet
t 4:30, and the Social Service Center t
'as to meet at 5 O'Clock. The Floral 7
ociety is also to meet at O'Clock at
he Commercial club auditorium. t
-o-A #
The remains of the late Judge j. @. Il
were shipped this morning to +
ortland for burial. The funeral will n
e held this afternoon at clock i
-om the Masonic temple in Portland, h
Iterment being in the Lone Fir ceme- "
ry. Rev. r. N. Avison, of this city, g
i'll have charge of the services. A body
Knight Templars met at the house d
is morning and acted as escort to the %
mains from the house to the depot. e:
George Manning, VINO died recently II
France, is not the son of Mr.. and a
RS. s. A. Manning, of Salem, as has an
EN- reported. Although the two young Y, "
EN- have the same name, are the same q
e, and both were reared in Yamhill
unity and are acquainted, yet they ~
e no relation whatever. Mr.. Manning, M
Salem, is in the navy and has not -a
t left the United States, but expects
be sent to foreign duty as soon as oe
has completed a special course at ~
lumbia university, New York City. 81