Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-17
All Around Town

Squash 81 for 100 lbs. A very cheap
vegetable, 8 to 25 lbs. each. Ward K.
Richardson. Phone 1874. 272*
County Judge Asa Robinson of Polk
county, is in the city today from Dial
las on official business.
Dane Moose hall Wednesday night.
Good time. 277*
Harry Gaynor of Dallas is in Sa-
lem today, visiting with business ac-
quaintances.
Four varieties of apples, 5 boxes for
$4.25, 10 boxes for IS delivered. Ward
X. Richardson, Phone 494. 272"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Drager of South
18th street, spent the week end with
friends in Dallas.
Turkey shooting, Sidney, Oregon,
Novamher %. 274
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. VAIN who re-
side on the Jefferson road, are among
the Salem folk who spent Sunday in
Dallas.
Love, the jeweler, S37 State st.
Watches, diamonds; jewelry. Repair
mo a specialtv. 276%
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Vernon J. Nc
Alister, of Shaw, on Monday, Novem-
Der II, an Sk lb. daughter. She has
been named Emma Isabelle.
Sheriff E. E.. Woodcock and wife
of Lakeview, Lake county, We're over
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il.
Waters, 495 North Winter street. Mr..
Waters was a deputy under Sheriff
Woodcock several months during last
summer.
L. l.. Thomas of Marshfield, who
arrived in Salem Friday for a brief
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Thomas 649 Center street, left
Saturday for Portland and Seattle.
The Star Electric Vibrator. All who
dIe lllClCotCu AL CA ~
I are invited to see a demonstration OF
this machine. Special demonstration
Monday and Tuesday. Perry's drug
store. 272'
: The Commercial club today receiv-
ed a letter from George w. Cantrell
1924 Broadway, Chico, CAL, asking
for information of any person grow.
= ing horseradish. Mr.. Cantrell. sale
! that he is in the market for LOT
pound lots of h~orseradish direct from
the growers, and asked that he be pu1
in touch with any one growing it.
Several hours were required to ge
three cars back on the Oregon Elec
' trio tracks Saturday evening, afte
: they had been derailed neal the Trad
X street trestle. AS a consequence of tn
q accident, the south bound passenge
train was obliged to switch to tn
front street tracks, until the blockad
X could be lifted.
. At moor today the total receipts Q
is the third Red Cross roll call for Wi
lamette chapter amounted to only So,
IT'S. "A few of the outer districts an
a small town auxiliaries a not yt
e, sent in their reports, but the outloo
l. is, nevertheless, a trifle ~disheartenin
t. to the chapter leaders. Canvassing i
Salem has ceased altogether, and tn
end of the week will probably see tn
W close of the entire roll call.
4 Future traffic requirements, an
le what Salem needs in the way of
4 more thorough traffic law, will |
brought forcibly to the attention
business men here when the Businet
la Mems League meets at eight o'cloe
IN Wednesday evening at the CONNIE
cial club. F. L. Eksward, author
IN the California state traffic law, al
r authority on traffic rules, will adore
the meeting, and explain the needs
Salem in this connection. The cor
al mittee of the league appointed to d
wise plans for Christmas decorate
will report at this meeting.
L. A meeting was held this afterno'
at 4 o'clock, and another will be he
at 1880 this evening by the worke
of st. PaulS church, TO winch All u
nt' friends and members of the pari
IT. are invited. The purpose of the gat
erings is to further a campaign
es ing conducted by h Episcol
10 church, the object of which is bel
" thoroughly explained at the meetin
ell Chairman F. ]. Rupert, of the To-
committee of the campaign, has be
notified that the following speak
ne would be in Salem today: Rt. K
w. T. Sumner, d. D., bishop of o.
nus gon; Rev. F. s. Fleming of Chicai
Try Rev. H. r. White, for two years cha
yes lain in the A. E. F., and DR.. IL.
d Fixott of Portland.
Crowded houses greeted the pres
tation of the actual moving pictures
the battles of st. Mihiel and Meu
y Argonne, which were shown at Ye L
ser erty theatre yesterday by Corporal
H. Ingleston, who shot" them hi
self. The films are authentic and b.
the stamp Of the signel cops, in VIII
~section of the army Corporal Ingles