Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-29
All Around Town

Dance at armory tonight. 28Ss
Arthur Marshall has returned from
Hood River where he has been pick
ing and grading apples for the past
several weeks He will leave this eve
ming for Oregon City where he has ac-
cepted a position in the paper mills.
c. S. Davis secretary of the New
port commercial club, was a capitol
visitor Friday. Davis, who has been
actively associated with Ben F. Jones
in the fight for the Roosevelt high
way, is confident of ultimate success
for the project.
The loss Of cow belonging to Mrs.
Nellie Hughes of 1885 Market street,
on the evening of November 26, has
been reported to police headquarters.
Mrs. Hughes is not positive that the
COW was stolen, but as it was fastened
securely with a strong picket rope, the
are that it probably was.
No description of the lost animal
has been sent to the authorities how
ever.
Two cases are scheduled to be tried
in Judge Unruh's court next week.
John NIcAlliSter, who resides several
miles south of Salem on a farm, will
be. tried probably Wednesday on a
charge of shooting pheasants out of
T " ~I..~.
ner, will be tried before a jury Tues
day morning at ten o'c,ock. lie is ac-
cused of dealing in Salem without a
license.
John Likusky Jr,, has been appoint
Likusky, who died November 90, Rob-
in Day, f. l.. Wood and B. L.. Boedig-
heimer have been named appraisers.
The estate is valued at $500 and by
the terms of the will the bulk of it
goes to John Likusky, the other chill
dren, August, Fred Daniel, Merrill,
David and Mary, each re-
ceiving 81.
The program for the business mems
MONDAY luncheon at the Commercial
club Monday promises to be one of
great interest to the business men of
Salem The name of the speaker was
not announced today, but it is under
stood that treat awaits all those who
attend the luncheon. The biggest
Of business men ever to at
tend the Monday luncheons was on
hand last Monday, and each one who
attended then, and as many others
who will, are urged to come Monday
noon.
The finishing touches have been
put on the big Wurlitzer at the Ore
gon and beginning with next Tuesday
there will be a special organ recital
each week by Miss Margaret Faber
n addition to the regular feature pic
-ure. The same program applies to
Wednesday nights. Salem music low
srs can soon satisfy their craving for
good music by attending the mid
week shows at this theater.
Advanced milk prices to take ef-
ect Dec. 1st. 1919: pt per day per
month $2.40; 1 qt. per day per month
$3.50; pit. per day per month $500;
at. per day per month $50; 5 pit.
Der day. per month $10.75; at. per
lay per month $12.25; at. per day
Der month $15.25. All extra milk SC
Der pit 15c per qt. Cream 35c pit,
able cream 45c pit, whipping cream
a pit table cream 10c per bottle.
in bottles per gal. 4Sc. in
cans 2 gallons or less 45c per GAL,
n cans gallons or more 40c per gal.
'he advance in price was demanded
~ producers owing to high price of
mill feed and advance in operating
expenses in general over that of a
ear ago. The dealers being aware of
he shortage of dairy timber of the
kind, agreed to pay an ad-
litional 40c per hundred to reliable
lairymen and charge approximately
he same in proportion to the consum-
II, as the dealers do not feel that
hey should forfeit the additional cost,
s. the general cost of operating and
has increased very much
gree to continue to serve our pa
rons with milk of good quality and
ender good service during the winter
months, for prices listed, Salem Sani-
airy Dairy, Meadow Lawn Dairy, Fair
lount dairy. 1857