Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20

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writer because their efforts show to
best advantage, and another reason is
they can turn 4otft more work with less
effort on the RcsH than any other
typewriter made. For sale by Graham
q Wells, Corvallis, Or. If I
Notiee-Several good positions open
for girls that want steady work. Sa-
lem Laundry Co.
Brother Elks: All Elks in this xiein-
itv with their ladies are requested to
meet at the Salem lodge rooms on Elks
day, Thursday, September 25s at $3.50
| a. m, where a light luncheon viii be
served. At 10:30 a. IN. all will join in
\ the auto parade to the state fair
grounds and new coliseum, where a
grand vaudeville performance and the
latest New York success, a ladies style
show, will take place between 1880 a.
I'm. and 1890 p. m. In the evening there
will be a high class musical entertain
tment in the coliseum. Remember this
lis Elks day at the state fair. Big time
Glad time! Wharton L. West, chairman
/ 9-22
| Hear! Hear. DIR. George H. Parkin-
lson, IL a. m. James Elvin 1880 p. m.
lLeslie Methodist church Sunday.
4 J. B. Fisher has brought suit against
lW. J. Linfoot and others. He alleges
tAat MISREPRESENTATION were made to
him BIZ Mr.. Iinfoot in an exchange Of
: Hands wherein he decided his 800 acre
} farm near Alberta Canada, for Polk
county farm. He asks a decree re
scinding all transactions between hin
and Mr.. LinfoAt and also for $660.sl
and also the sum of 1920.
G. B. Mccullough, bridge engineer
and J. M. Devers, attorney for tht
Estate highway department, returned
this morning after an absence Of sew
: eral days during which they have beel
at Arlington, The Dalles and Heplne
e in attendance upon hearings before
q the public service commission witt
3 reference to highway crossings owe
8 the tracks of the O.-W. railroad.
James Elvin will bring a thrilling
message to you Sunday evening at tn
L Leslie Methodist church.
q No money may be sent through pos
5 office money orders to parties livin
L in Germany, Russia, Austria or Rot
L mania but money may be sent throug
=. banks to these countries except bo
sheyiki Russia. The Home service d.
L partment of the Red Cross is in n
,e cenit of a bulletin stating that if MOI
II ey is to be sent to these countries, e.
1t cepting Russia, it must be done thT
2, the banks. No instructions have bee
10 received at the Salem post office
T. resume money order business with Au
: tria, Germany or Roumania.
e. Due to the fact that an entirely ne
Il. line of text books will be used in Q
IN public schools, County Superintendel
u: Smith is sending out notices to 0
Oh county teachers, urging them to after
.,s eS sfPlan day." to be held Saturday Sci
III l27 in the Salem high school buildin
Ia beginning at 10 O'Clock. The purpo
as Of the meeting, Mr.. Smith states, is
IN discuss plans for the school year al
on to call attention to the many chang
nd in teaching that will be necessary, d
I'm to the fact that many subjects will
70, presented in different way. o
no Imethod of teaching remains the san
an and that is in handwriting.
Rev. George III. Parkinson d. d., W
Ipreach at the Leslie Methodist chur
~ Sunday morning.