Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-03

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X Coming Events I
* TONIGHT x
$: Sept. 2.-Labor Day. Stores x
x Banks and postoffice closed. X
* Sept. I-4-"To He'll With the . X
x Kaisar,'' at Liberty theatre. x
X Sept. 14.-D. W. Griffith's x
x "Hearts of the World, Ore x
x gOn theatre. x
x Sept. 5-song Recital of Lois x
X Lucille Junk at First Methodist x
x church, s p. m. \
x Sept. 12.-Thursday: Registra x
X ton at voting precincts of all x
X men between IS and 81 and 81 x
X to 46 years of age. x
x Oregon State Fair Sept. 23- x
x 2S. x
x Sept. 3O.-School days begin =
x in Salem. x
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Dr.. Mendelshon is back in his office
and is at your service If
The army and navy Parent associa-
ton will meet Wednesday evening at
the Commercial club this being the
regular monthly session.
"The funeral beautiful. Webb &
Clough Co. tt
Buy your Tanlac at the Opera
House Pharmacy.
Save all your Gull apples, Uncle
Sam needs the vinegar. We pay high
est cash price. Fruit taken after Aug.
20. Gideon Stolz Co., near corner Mill
and Summer St.. Phone 26. 9-13
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DR.. Carl Gregg Doney is in Pendle-
ton attending the sessions of the Col
umbia River Conference. He spoke last
evening at Vale and expects to return
home next Monday.
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I will be out of town for a few
weeks and would like my patrons to set
tie their accounts with my wife. Phone
313 Or send check to 1857 s. 18th St.,
Salem, and oblige, G. v. Ellis, M. D. 93
There will be no practical blowing
demonstration of tractors at the state
fair Plenty of tractors will be on ex-
hibit but the man interested will be
obliged to take the word of the sales
man as to what can be done.
Administrative sale Of estate of John
Darby at the W. H. II. Darby farm, 2
mikes northeast of Shaw, Wed. Sept. 4,
10 O'Clock. Consisting of horses, cows.
implements, harness, household goods,
etc. Terms $40, cash; over $40 l yea9
at 7 per cent interest. If
A conference will be held in Wash.
ington, D. G. Thursday to arrange for
final plans of the Students Army
Training Corps. 1t has been suggested
that graduates of high schools who in
tend to register at some college this
fall should do so at once.
.
w. D. Albright of 694 North Com
mercial street has been appointed mo-
torcycle cop 10 succeed Bert Smith,
who has been appointed deputy sheriff.
1t will new be the duty of Mr.. Al
bright to discourage rapid travelling,
even on those streets that are tempt
ing to the speed ffend.
Ephriam T Moses, superintendent for
the past IL years of the Oregon State
school for the Blind died this afternoon
at l O'Clock from Bright's disease. He
is survived by his widow and two
daughters, Olive and Juanita. Before
taking up the work as superintendent
Of the blind school, he served as sup
erintendent of the Marion county
schools.
Two rural schools are now in session
in Marion county, as the Hubbard
school began yesterday with Miss
Frances Yoder as principal. Miss Char
lotte Jones of Salem will teach in the
school, substituting for Miss Ruth
Rosebraugh who has been called east
on account of the illness of a near
relative. The Geelan school has been
in session since August 30.
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If any farmer or any man who
thinks he knows a lot about farming
figures on being in Kansas City from
October is to October 26, there is a
chance to attend the Thirteenth In
ternational Farm congress to be held in
that city. Frank J Chapman, manager
Of the Commercial club is in receipt
of the proper credentials by which five
delegates may be appointed from this
section Of the state. Those who are in
terested might call at the Commercial
club.
Miss Edith E. Benedict. registrar of
Willamette University says an inquiry
has been received from Spokane by a
party of young women numbering IL,
who want to rent a large furnished
house and do their own housekeeping