Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-19

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1T thanking the executive for the
rompt manner in which he rallied to Il
he relief of Texas people made home a
SIS and destitute by the recent hurri- jC
ane and tidal wave. Many other sim a
ar letters of appreciation also have t;
cen received by Governor Oleott. a
DIR. Lucas of Portland will arrive in
alem Monday, September %, and will
OF leave until Sunday afternoon, Sept. t
8. Phone Bhgh hotel or see Mr.. Lucas
n our booth, fairgrounds, for appoint,
lent. 9-zO 7
Dance Sat. night armory. {
Go miles south tonight and you
will be at the big hop yard dance at
livesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roman of Port.
land, passed the day at the capitol
conferring with the state officials. Mr..
Roman is civil engineer, and prior
to coming to Oregon two years ago
was employed by the Michigan high
way department.
Regular 75c perfumes 25c an ounce.
Tyler's drug store, 157 South CONNER
cial.
Dance Sat. night armory.
Attention to Prune Growers - The
Salem Manufacturing Co. will exhibit
their power prune dippers and trayer
in the machinery building at the state
fair, this being something new in the
line of prune dippers those interested
in a machine of this kind should see
them. They are quite small, yet have
capacity for the large lriers. The wash
i inc system IS complete as indicated by
many tests this season In addition 70
the dippers they will also demonstrate
their land plaster sower for use IN
sowing all fertilizers.
w. A. Dalziel, deputy sealer OF
weights and measures, left for Portland
TODAY where he will pass couple OF
days on business. While there he VII
call on the various oil companies t
determine the status of the presen
gasoline shortage. Several towns am
] cities in the state are said to pe WIN
ont motor fuel oil, but it is not behev
ed this situation will prevail for an.
great length of time.
All contributions Of fruit or vegt
tables for the cafeteria to be conduc'
cd hy the First Congregational ehurc
at the state fair should be sent to tn
church.
Big hop yard dance at Livesley ST
2 Ition. 4 miles south, tonight,
!, Regular 75c perfumes 25c an ounc
Tyler's drug store, l57 South Conine
cial.
f A. G. Barber, state insurance COZ
missioner. returned to the capitol tn
D morning from Portland where he TO-
# an active part in the annual conve
ition of the Pacific coast fire chic
n Mr.. Barber says the convention "
If great success and fire PREVENT
was discussed from all angles.
as Western Conservatory of Music
.. Chicago. H., Frank E. Churchill T.
at resentative of Salem branch. ran .e
begins Sept. 18th. Complete course
piano and theoretical subjects. stu
20 suite 1-2 Odd Fellows bldg. Pht
,e 1671R. ~
= e Last dance Saturday night, La
brook.
- Conference on Christian fundamt
~ No ais opens at the First Baptist chu
,ic tonight.
80 A crew of painters were put at "
nd yesterday Frightening up the cap
ne steps and otherwise improving the
On, pearance of the property. The wor
~, beinc done under the direction
= George Dunsford, superintendent
. buildings.
Your last chance to dance TINS
at Lakebrook, tomorrow night.
. Hear DIR. Henry Ostrom in an ad.
at the First Baptist church tonlgi
Hear B. f. Fellman in the song
vice at the First Baptist church TOT
Louis Compton, state parole OF
left for Portland this morning v
he is investigating the status of a
Der of men paroled from the state
itentiary. Upon his return here t Z
row he will leave for. Oakland, I
to return parole violator to the
eon prison. The man is now in Ja
Oakland where he is serving a
for crime committed at that CIT
Is the Bible Gods Word, is the
VI ic of DIR. Henry Ostrom's addre
anhs the First Baptist church tonight