Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-20

famous English actor remember the
event and the show as one of the most
notable ones that had come to the city.
Now Sir j. Forbes Robertson will ap-
pear again in Salem but this time it is
in the movies and he will be shown in
the same play that was presented here.
It is on at the Liberty theater for three
days beginning tonight.
notwithstanding SO many other at
fractions in the city this evening, the
indications are that the Symphony con
cert tonight at the opera house will be
given to a large audience. Those who
heard the rehearsal last evening pro-
Inounce the concert to be one of the
best home talent musical events ever
given in the city.
The Capital City Cooperative Cream
cry has moved from Court street to
|137 South Commercial street, directly
opposite the office of the Capital Jour
nal and is now ready to meet its GUS
toners in its new headquarters. w. j..
Kent, formerly Of Corvallis, recently
elected managed is now in charge of
the office. fn
J. A. Kauffman of American Falls,
a friend of T. b. Wedel Of the Deacon
ess hospital, has been in the city few
days looking for a location. He was
greatly impressed with the business
possibilities in Salem and vicinity and
returned to American Falls with the
intention of making his home in this
city as soon as he can arrange his af'
fairs.
The Ellzs lodge has a special pro-
gram on this evening which is to be
divided into three parts. The first is
several limitations, the second, az sd'
dress by Charles Burggraf of Albany,
district deputy and the third Johnny
Jones lay out.
The two boys who escaped from the
reform school and caused 50 much
trouble in the south part of the city
are still at large And the same may
be said of "Red'' Rupert. the convict
from Portland who escaped few DAYS
ago from the lime plant at Gold Hill.
If Rupert is captured he will not only
serve out the remaining years of hfs
term, but will be tried on charge of
felony, as the last Legislature passed
a law providing that an escape or at
tempt to escape from the penitentiary
was o felony, Before this law was
I'D 1T was not crime to escape or
to attempt to escape from the pen, or
to assist a prisoner to escape.
The Pig club of the United States
National bank, of which George W.
Eyre is general manager, win meet
Saturday afternoon at 1880 o clock in
the pudEorium of the Commercial
club. Arrangements have been made by
Mr.. Eyre for several interesting speak
ers. This pig club includes boys and
girls from both Marion and Polk
counties. A special effort is being
made to interest several boys and giFls
from Polk county in this club. II is
estimated that about 100 Will be in at
tendance.
One speeder was landed yesterday.
This time it was II. N. Hopes who
was found going something over 20
miles an hour about 9 0 o'clock last eve.
ming on North Fifth street. The even
ing was pleasant, the moon was shining
and Mr.. Hopes didn't realize that he
was taking his Ford over the legal lin
II Of fast travelling. II cost him SIS.
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Mrs. Nellie Fullerton Glass anu Mrs
Lucy Fullerton Bradner are guests Of
the Marion hotel. They will remain in
the city few days visiting friends and
relatives.
Miss Rose Powell, graduate nurse q
the Salem hospital is visiting friends II
the city. She Is now associated with
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