Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-04
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No dance at Macleay Saturday night
DR.. Chalmer Lee George, dentist, 3l3-
s14 Masonic bldg. Phone 1sl. 25s
Cider apples. We are ready to re-
ceive good cider apples. Bring them TO
the Loiu plant Phez company. fhone
204.
Western Conservatory Of Music Oh
Chicago, ILL.,, Frank E. Churchill rep
resentatiye Of Salem branch. Fall term
beqins Sept. 18th. Complete course IN
n;apo and theoretical subjects. Studio
suite IL Odd Fellows bldg. Phone
l671R. io-io
Dance at the armory tonight. 2s5t
Brown Art Burlap for draperies, 49c
ward. Buren, 8, Com 4 st. zoo
Inside the house is the home, let Us
show YOU how best to decorate at. dnls nult
ems, ComI Street. zoo
Dance at the armory tonight. $50
Cbeap trunks. Buren's, Com'l st.
As BisseMs carpet sweeper Will
outlast a dozen brooms. Max o. Buren
sells them, 179 N. Com st. zoo
R. E. Pinney of Portland was bus
iness visitor inothe state treasurer
office Friday.
Walter ". Fuller Of Dallas. district
f;ra warden. was q caller at the oftlce
of State Forester Elliott, Friday
Harvey Wells, former state insurance
commissioner, was member OF tne
Shrine aggregation which patrolled the
streets of Salem Friday.
G. H. Spaulding Of Ashland has beer
admitted by the supreme court 10 PiaI
tice law in Oregon. Spaldlng Is aullli'
ted on a certificate from washington
F. A. Elliott, state forester, wSls =
Eugene FRIDAY, in conference with ma =.
ior Smith relative to the future dls
Dosition Of the sairplane forest patroi
hermit to erect one story fram,
building on his property at lo5 Nortl
e1st street, was issued Friday
George J. Witty. The home viii cos
$4,000.
John Cochran, who has been dom
fine in tho state capitol as an lnde
expert since the last session OF the lee
islature in which he served as chle
clerk of the senate, was business VII
;tor al Hillsboro Thursday.
James p. Hewitt, president Of tn
national Life association OF ~
Moines, Iowa, was visitor a. ~
astate insurance department, frlda.
relative toHthe entry Of MS compsln
into the state Of Oregon. me assoc. :
tion is already transacting business
Washington and California.
Twenty more men are needed at one
FOR work ON the Dallas-Salem road,
was. announced at the municipal lap'
bureau Friday morning. Contractors.
charge Of the road work, are sendlr
out frantic appeals for help, ana 81
that unless the labor shortage IS rem
died soon, work will have to cease.
with several visiting ministers
the Methodist Episcopal ehureh
hand. the Leslie Methodist church,
regular session Sunday morning, W
celebrate the lifting of the chur
debt, a mortgage of $17OO The pap
will be burned. About $500 has be
expended by the church during t
summer months for repairs.
Due to the damp weather and "
roadbeds, paving by the county IS pr
tieally halted new Work OF repalrl
the Silverton road is being hurried
bv part of the paving crew from I
countv plant at the Miles gravel pi
North Front street. Unless more fav
able weather COMES paving
county will close for the winter 500
C.E. johnson and wife moved MI
day from Salem to the house Purcha,.
by them of Mrs. Fl. w. Kelsey. !
johnson has gone on his old run
4 brakeman on the Oregon Elect
branch. He states that his late tr
BILE in Portland where he was deta
ed while the murder of Greek
being investigated, was case OF
taken identity.-Woodburn lndepe
ent.
School Supervisor Arnold. return
Thursday from survey OF activities
the Pringle. Oakdale, Mehama
Howell schools, reported Friday sa
factory progress in the schools,
only thing holding up the WORK oe
the shortage of books. A fair atte
APPLES
The recent storm has shaken M
apples from the trees. If the sound