Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-10

LWD HlOnbflS Ou lOttlRA otA4s 1ttoe oS
member of the 162d and later of the
signal corps. Since the departure of 7
the 1920 from France he has been
stationed at Bcurges.
Dance Query's hall at Livesley sta
tion every Saturday night. Talmadge
orchestra. 24l
This week 5 drapery special, firm
colors, Snowflake Drapes, reg. 75c,
SIC yard at Hamilton's. 24cs
r. E. Pomeroy, physician and sur
geon, has opened offices in the Oregon
building, rooms 30ls2-3. o4l'
VIII H. Bennett. superintendent of
banks, is 4 'amsactlng business IN
Portland today.
This week s drapery special, firm
colors, Snowflake Drapes, reg. 75c,
SIC yard at Hamilton's. 240H
Norma N.Terwilliger, licensed lady EN-
balmer with Terwilliger Funeral Home,
no Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
Six room bungalow, modern except
basement, full lot, 1888 Saginaw. $2,-
$50; half cash, balance 6 per cent. See
owners there.
G. H. Gram, state labor commission
er, is back in his office again today,
/; after an absence of ten days during
which he has been in the east on of
!, ficial business. While away he attend
! ed a meeting of the national safety
+ council at Cleveland, Ohio.
DR.. R. E. L. Holt, H. f. Mc1nturff
anu Earl j. Cummings of Portland, all
!, members of the Oregon Social Hygiene
I society, were state eapitel visitors,
= Thursday, in conference with officials
relative to funds available for social
q hygiene work in Oregon.
: NOTICE-The John III. Scott Real
: Ity Co.'s business has grown SO that
q they have found it necessary to move
= into larger office rooms. They are now
moving to rooms number 226-227- 22s
Oregon bldg. just at the top of tht
a stairs on the second floor
y Frank s. Bramwell of the Oregon
y state chamber of commerce, and son
? Frank G. Bramwell, formerly registe
! Eof the U. S. Land office at La Grand
- but now cashier Of the Grants Pas
Banking company at Grants Pass, wer
calling on friends among the state of
40 "Wednesday.
- - J. L. Van Doren, president of tn
- Van Doren Fruit cannery, who is asso
F. ciated with his brother, 2. W. Va
/. Doren in the distribution Of the Twi
er e City tractor, said Friday that the SUI
- cess of the tractor in this part of tn
10 country is practically assured. Muc
ne ~ interest in the new machine is bein
ar shown, he said.
ci Application for permission to appr
pirate water for the irrigation of
q small tract near Baker. has been filt
u with the state engineer s office by u
" "a, Koehler. The construction of smf
rn reservoir on Nelson creek for the ste
:. III age of 90 acre feet Of water Tor ir+
iio CATION purposes, is contemplated in
'he application filed Thursday, by CT
- w. Nelson Of Mitchell.
al, an AS a guide in opening set OF boo
oni ana ree0lus for ~ o14lce OF the sua
ma ~ highway commission of the state of I
ths Grad, Arthur M. Strong, auditor
an state, has written Sam A. Kozer, d
ldu uty secretary of state, for sheeis fr
phe the various records in use III Greg
/ am requesting assistance from tn
of the most up to date states in
is union, your state being one Of
lem tbroo ), +bn letter from STRONG reads
DIR. r. H. Thompson surgeon for
state. industrial accident eommiss
who has been absent from the c
about three weeks while he travel
in the east in interest of the conn
,gxrz sion, returned to. his home here "
= n nesday evening. He is in Portland
HU day. While in the east DIR. ThomT
n visited the reconstruction hospitals
~ - Toronto, Can, Washington, d. G,
r. Letterman hospital at San Francis
viii celebrate Columbus day in
\ or of our returned soldiers sailors
marines. the KNIGHTS of Columbus
\ & Daughters of Isabella, ON Monday
8 ming, October 13, will celebrate Col
/ bus dav with an informal dance in
/ H Derby building on Court and
streets. All soldiers, sailors and
rines will be admitted free. o
friends Of the Knights of Colun