Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
Girl wanted. at the Sna


$40 bonus for modern house to rent
before Nov LIST. Phone 1716J. 23S
Dance Chemawa Thursday night.
2s9*
DIR. Chalmer Lee George, dentist, 313-
214 Masonic bldg. Phone 1Sl. 23S
Dance Wednesday night, Independ-
ence opera house. 4 piece orchestra.
237*
Alec Connoyer. old time resident of
Salem, spent the week end visiting his
daughter in Albany.
Dance Wednesday night, Independ-
ence opera house. 4 piece orchestra.
237#
G. w. Allen, deputy fire marshal, is
back from Hillsboro where he has been
conducting survey of fire hazards.
Old time dance Wed. night in the
new Auburn dance pavilion. 23S*
The building near the meat market
on Liberty street, between State and
Court, will soon be opened by Roy
Cooper, well known Salem man, as
confectionery store. Work of installing
material fir the store is now under
way.
, Elma WeIIer, teacher of piano, en-
- semble playing, and the Dunning sys-
a tenn improved music study for begin
ners. Studio 695 y. Liberty st. Phone
1851. 237
Alvin G. Stewart the razor grinder,
will leave Salem the latter part of the
week for Portland where he will meet
his wife, who is teacher in the state
deaf mute school in Washington. After
visiting in Portland, he will return to
this city.
Roy Rice, 1146 Oak street, nephew of
City Treasurer Rice, who was operated
en at st. Vincent s hospital in Port
land Monday for goitre, was resting
easily Tuesday, the family learned.
y Officer Morelock returned Tuesday
from La Grande with John Tuel, 20,
son of G. E. Tuel Of this city, who was
arrested in the eastern Oregon town as
parole violator from the state peni-
tentiary. He was returned to the pris-
on upon his return here.
Western Conservatory Of Music Of
Chicago, ILL.,, Frank E. Churchill rep
resentative Of Salem branch. Fall term
begins Sept. 18th. Complete course in
piano and theoretical subjects. Studio
suite 1-2 Odd Fellows bldg. Phone
l671R. 1915
Mrs. Geo. T. Pratt and children who
have been visiting for several weeks
Rpast with her father, E. P. Cochran,
1157 Chemeketa street, left Sunday
evening for Pacific Grove. Calf, to
join her husband, Rev. Geo. I. Pratt.
at their new home.
John Dutton, former waiter at the
White House restaurant, who has serv-
ed 10 months at Ellis Island, and II
months in transport service in the
United States navy, has returned to
- Salem. He received his discharge at
Bremerton several days ago. While in
the navy he served as cook.
Several tons of seeds for fall plant
eng have been sent through the mail
already by the D. A. White feed and
seed company, according to Mr.. White
Tuesday He said that farmers in all
parts of the county are planting now,
and the demand for wheat, eats and
vetch is great.
Attention, American Legion Capital
Post No. 8, will hold its regular meet
ing at the Commercial club Monday,
October 6, at 7:30 p. m. Delegates to
the state convention will make report
and plans for the Legion dance to be
held soon will be discussed. All SER
vice men and women, whether they
have made application for membership
or not are invited to the meeting. 237*
H. Fl. Pomeroy, deputy fire mar
shal, returned Monday from Pendleton
where he appeared as witness for the
prosecution in the case Of the State VS.
Il j. H. and A. G. DeVleming, charged
with setting fire to a dwelling and
barn near Hermiston with view to
defrauding the insurance company.
Found acting strangely late Monday
night around the Southern Pacific de-
pot, man giving the name of Relnich
of Chicago, was arrested by Officer Q.
d.. Victor, and placed in the city Jail.
"A charge of insanity was placed
against him Tuesday. Police learned
that Reinieh was discharged from the
state hospital here last April. He prob
ably will return there.
Circulars calling the attention Of the
people to the fact that October is
Patriotic fire prevention day. thru
out the state, and being issued by the
state fire marshal. The circular urges
all persons to inspect their homes, Of
fices, shops, stores, factories and ware
houses on this day, and eliminate all
rubbish and hazards that might cause
fire. The circular says to "think
fire prevention, talk fire prevention,
W. T. RIGDON & co.
Undertakers
252 North High Street