Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-13
All Around Town


Love the jeweler, 337 State St
watches diamonds, tewelry. Repair-
'Pee'aity' 275%
Marion county today secured n ner-
mt trom the city to erect an ono,
shea on lot eight, block eight Rnrl-
lns.oh ADDITION. The structure will
cost about $500, and will be used 70,
house roadmaking machinery.
+. biggest game of the season free
EVERY run counts. All members NAV
I at w. o. W. meeting Friday night
refreshments after lodge. Come early
'''N''''eiS ohiy' 270*
Ciiltord Latour Loveland, infant
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Latour Loveland
ol JEFFERSON, died early this morning
IN local hospital after a brief illness
Inc body was forwarded to Jefferson
Tor burial by the W. T. Rigdon under-
taking company
special meeting of Salem lodge No
o. A. f. q A. NJ, this evening. Work
IN The F. c. degree. Visiting brethren
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H. W. Hogg of Polk county, dealer
IN Poland China swine, angora goats
ana White Rock chickens, has taken
ia number of his best animals and
pifds to Portland for exhibit at the
I'VE stock exposition which opens
there next Monday. Mr.. Eogg has
never failed, heretofore, to bring
nome few prizes.
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will serve cafeteria lunch
both at noon and evening, Friday. at
lhe chufch 269@I
Mr.. and Mrs. Hop Lee, Chinese, re
siding at 18th and State streets. are
the proud parents of ruddy checked
8 1-2 pound boy. He was born Mon
day and was named Leslie Hop Lee.
Mr. Hop Lee, who is retired, will di-
rect his energies toward schooling|
his infant son in American states
manship friends say.
The Albany court of the Foresters
of America, have surrendered their
charter and become affiliated with
the local court, Sherwood No. 19. At
the meeting of the Saem court next |
Tuesday, a number of the Albany /
members will be present, and twenty
N n 1nf fag x,,iI lNo ;,,;ti
Albany court had personnel of thir-
ty members.
The Business and Professional Wo-
mems club, now in course of organi-
zation, will hold a meeting this eve
on Liberty street. Business will be the
admission of charter members and
the general outlining of the program,
to be followed by talk by Miss Ger
trude P. Bader of Seattle, national |
field secretary, who will discuss top
les of interest to all progressive wo-
men. A large attendance is invited
Frank Holder, formerly manager
of the Western Union telegraph Of |
flee here, but now a radio operator
in the U. S. navy stationed at the
Bremerton navy yard, is in Salem to-
day renewing acquaintance with his
numerous friends. Although enlisting
only for the duration of the war
Holder has decided to continue in
the service for the tinpe being at least
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ing the serious shortage which exists
in the personnel Of that organization.
The home of Arthur Baldwin, West
Salem, was burglarized some time
last night, and about $S5 worth of
clothing stolen. Police We're investi |
eating today and working on infor-
nation offered by Baldwin that he
suspected certain young man whom
he had befriended. Officer W. j.
! Wright also investigated last night the
burglary of the Roberts grocery store,
456 Court street, and found that only
| four boxes of grapes had been stolen.
| Who the men will be who shall di-
rect the destinies of the Salem Com
mercial club next year is puzzling
many. At the monthly meeting of the
club Friday evening a nominating
committee, to name candidates Tor
the offices, will be appointed Then,
at the December meeting of the club,
election of officers will be held. NO
one claims knowledge of who might
be named to fill the chairs the ensu-
| ing year. 1t is the hope of many
members, however, that the success
ors will be as progressive as those
now in control.
The Rotary club this morning dis
patched invitations to secretaries OIL
all trade crafts in the city to urge
| their members to attend the mass
meeting next Tuesday evening al
which e. B. Fish, machinist from
Seattle shipyard, will talk on true
Americanism. An effort is being
to have every Salemite attend the
meeting as the message of Mr.. Fish is
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