Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-14
CITY NEWS
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Drs, Cashatt and Pen,bt- ton have
moved their office to 50s Bank Of
Commerce bldg. Phone sos. 81
g.
WANTED or roep house, furnish.
ed or partly furnished. Cali 81, $3.50
mornings. tt
SNANRl, Moipy o c conmandry 1rnsnS = No. 10
- - ), T.. +. this eve.
Wv ming Aug. llth. Work in
the Temple Segree. Visiting sn
Knights welcome.
The salem-Min CRY stage leaves
Oregon Electric depot Salem, at l0:3O
a. m. aud 4:20 p. m. Leaves Mill City
at GAO a, m. and ; p. m.-The Ham
mon Stage. S-l4
FOR RENT-Garage. Phone s43. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Albert and Mrs.
Griffith returned last night from an
outing Of several days at Cascadia.
They found this a very popular resort,
counting not less than go auto parties
near that place. The roads in that di
eetion are in very fair condition As
to the fishing, Mr.. Albert states that
the streams have been SO thoroughly
whipped" by the sports that the
catches are very few and far between.
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At the Iowa picnic at the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon the fol-
lowing officers Of the association were
elected for the coming year; Mrs. John
Bavne president, Ed Young Of Albany
vice president, Mrs. Y. S. Dotson see
retary. Among other items of business
it was. voted to hold regular meetings
throughout the year, TO be held on the
first Tuesday OF each month. The
first meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs Bavne in October. There are
said to be between 500 and 600 lowans
in Salem and vicinity. and It is hoped
by the monthly social meetings to en-
large the membership and aroune more
interest in the association.
ID
Rev. James e. Wagner, D. D., who
has been delivering special course Of
lectures on evangelism at the William
Ietie summer school left this morning
for another appointment in Idaho. The
attendance al the summer school is
very gratifying. aud IN addition to the
rural pastors from distant conferences
number Of workers IN the Immediate
vicinity are dropping in to take ad-
vantage Of the lectures and discuss
ions. This evening there viii be q sier-
eopticou lecture by Rev. Chas +. Ely,
IN Eaton hall 10 which all interested
persons are invited.
Workmen are today dismantiing the
wooden stage on the university campus,
made famous by The historic pageant.
The lumber will be utilized IN eonstrue.
tion work about the other buildings
George T. Wick ays the Fordson
tractors are beginning TO arrive il
Portland bat not quite as fast as he
would like. Today they are unloading
g ear loads in Portland and ace hop
ing TO receive 80 ear loads within the
coming week
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The case against Bernard Ryan,
charged with giving cigarettes 10 a
girl came up for a hearing Yesterday
before Judge rnruh and was dismissed
for want Of evidence. Instead Of Ryan
passing around the cigarettes it seems
that il was Lyle Beard. He Is NOW be
i1ng held to appear before the Juvenile
court tomorrow. He is about - year.
iold. From what can be learned Of the
ease. one Of the parties Hho Has part.
llr responsible for the trouble has left
the state and Is now living sta rel
fafiva IN Washington.
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The cost Of living IN an apartment
lia salem is aiso goiag aP. i IS under
stood those who ssfapv The Goarl