Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-18
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Jitney dance tonight armory. 2+7F
See Diamond t Farm special at Ma
rion garage. e9o
Jitney dance tonight armory. 247S
Viavi-The old original home rene
DIV, for e women and children. Mrs.
Foar, dealer. Hotel Marion. 24S
Dance tonight new Auburn hall. Take
a jitney 25c. 24f"
State Labor Commissioner Gram left
his noon for Portland on official bus
mess.
DR.. S. c. Stone will be found at Ty-
ler's Drug Store, 157 South CONNER,
cial street.
Men wanted to put down loganberry
tips, 40c per hour. Indian Hill farm, .
-plocks from end of II st carllne. i.
T. Doy ;1son PAT
Wanted-$14O0 loan on modern city
,roperty value $4,000. See VIM. Fleming
AL State street.
Dance tonight, Hurst hall, Knights y
aides of Security. Lunch served, 10
nd 25c 247
Harold Cook of the state engineers
ffiee, is spending a few days with u
BROTHER at Riddle.
" Dance tonight, Hurst hall, Knights Y
aides Of Securitv. Lunch served, 10
o5c 247
Will be a session of Salem Heights
Sunday school Sunday. 0ct. 10, at 9;4a
a m 247
T. B. Cameron of North Bend, editor
of the Sunday a. N. Bee, was a business
visitor at the office of State Labol
Commissioner Gram, Friday evening.
Fred Williams, public service com
missioner is in southern Oregon for
few DAYS on official business.
. DR.. John l.. Lynch, osteopathic ply
stefan and surgeon, announces the open
inu of offices in the Oregon bldg, room
4O3-404. Hours S-12. Office phon
1894. "a
Miss Kichle of Portland, a membe
of the faculty of the Failing schoo
called on j.. A. Churchill, s~uperintent
emit of instruction this morning 0
school matters
Men wanted to put down loganperr
tips, 40c per hour. Indian Htil 1arm,
blocks from end of u st earllne' +.
=, nay;dson "a
E. L. Buchanan is agent in Mario
and Polk counties for the National Lh1
Insurance Co., U. S. A. See him for
full return premium policy on yol
life, it's the only kind. Phone l35z
for interview. =
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. ALBERT, i
summer street, and Miss Clara Albei
s64 Mill street, formed a motoring pa
tv that left this, city this afternoon t
Portland. They will spend the WEI
end and Sunday visiting friends al
relatives in the metropolis.
six autos, bearing 16 ardent spor'
men of the city, will leave Salem
about 7 O'Clock tonight for parts U
known to enjoy the week end fish,
and hunting. A trip to Silver Gre
falls was discussed, but the deIln
course of the sportsmen has not
been decided.
Funeral services for Joseph Her
Whit. IA, who died in Portland frld'
will be held from the TerwlllIger no
here Sunday at 2 p. IN. The body Y
forwarded to this city by the und
takino firm of F. E. Dunning, "a
land. Mr.. Whit is survived by EdV
B. and Howard H. Whit, both OF
Rose City.
Word that the Miller Mercant
store. at Yamhill was robbed wear
dav night, and approximately p
worth of goods stolen, reached pc
h~eadouarters here Saturday morn
from Sheriff W. G.. Henderson Oh !
Minnville. Local authorities are as
TO be on a lookout for the stolen
tisxes, a list of which was PROVIDED
lice here. IS.
While funeral services for Gee
Washington johnson, ST., pioneer cl
ier. were being held at Rigdon,s un'
taking chapel Saturday morning
store Of G. w. johnson and compf
North Commercial street, was clio
Services were in charge Of the VI
ian Science church. The body
sent TO Portland for cremation.
- Parts for the DeHaviland alrpl
that was forced to land here wed
dav with a broken engine, are expe
TO reach Salem Monday. Pilot Ii
; 1raa.ln of he plane said Satul
that. if the parts and a mechanic
riyes Monday, he will be able to
sumo his flight to the base at
Bluff, Cal, next week.
Fred R. Waters of Portland, a
Der of the reportorial staff of the
ming Telegram, is visiting in the
with his mother, Mrs. Z. +. wa
$40 N. Summer street, and his D
er, George E. Waters, 3S4 y. sun
street. Waters was at one time m
of Salem and also served as state
tai correspondent for one OF the
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