Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13

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wanted--Girl to work in parlor, Ap-
ply The Spa. tt
Wanted, lady clerk, must play piano;
4a9 State St. 9-l3 !
The Liberty section as far south from
the city as the F. L. Scott farm is now
receiving electric service. Several pros
porous fruit men have put in electric
pumps and not to be behind in the
latest deas of doing things, a number
Of housekeepers have installed electric
vanges. Although nothing is now being
done to extend the line beyond half
mile south of Liberty, it is understood
the residents as far south as Rosedale
are lookinb with covetous eyes on those
with electric service around Liberty
ad that efforts will soon be made to
have the line extended to the south as
far as Rosedale.
Artificial teeth, nave expert plate
man, with over 81 years experience,
at nv office. DR.. D. x. Beschler, den
I tist, 3O2 U. 8. Nat. bank bldg. tt
We buy liberty bonds. 2o5 Oregon
building. II
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Wanted-Girl to work in parlor, Ap-
ply The Spa. II
G. I. Lewis, office manager and pub
licity manager for the Oregon Growers
Cooperative association, will leave to-
morrow to judge the horticultural ex-
lhibits at the Washington state fair at
Yakima.
| At Mt. View in Polk county, a meet
ing was recently held of growers in
terested in fruits and berries and all
voted to sign up with the Oregon Grow
ers Cooperative association.
Music for the dances to be held at
the Linn county fair to be held at Sclo
will be furnished by Warren Hunt and
his "knock 'em dead" jazz band, Mr..
Hunt announced today. The band will
be accompanied by Vernon Suekow, the
premier xylophonist.
And now comes the sad news from
|a prominent dry goods merchant that
silk hosiery for women are almost out
of the market. That is, after the pres
ent stocks are exhausted, many deal
ers will find it difficult to place Or
ders One big manufacturing concern
lof we'll known brand has withdrawn
: all it's silk hose from the market.
The No-Vary grocery on Court street
5 opposite the Meyers department store,
(, has found business conditions in the
5 lefty such that it has been obliged to
, do considerable expanding, until now
4 1.-THE floor sIace IL almost double that
, occupied when the store opened fol
] business lltt May. They have includ
ed basem ant under the entire build
? ing in the expanding, for carrying re
serve stoc s. The firm is composed OF
= Remple & Working. Mr.. Remple cam'
to Salem direct from Saskatoon, Can
y ada, and is interested in shipping fresl
fruit to hat part of Canada.
: Will S. Walton cashier of the Ladt
Il & Bush bank, and August Auckestein
/. postmaster have received invitation
l. from c. S. jackson of Portland to NEE
the PRESIDENT and Mrs. Wilson and t.
4 attend the dinner to be given then
j at the PORTLAND hotel Monday aftef
! moon at o clock. The invitations ar
! engraved, simply stating that an invi
= tation is extended to meet the presi
dent and his wife at the dinner, an
y there is the customary r. s. V. L.
le Miss Mady Talmadge left for Port
a land Friday morning to begin rehear'
'd ais with the concert company wit
IN which she will open season Octobe
Il, | under the Ellison White manage
Z, ment. She will be musical director 9
n the company Miss Talmadge has bee
n spending a vacation of several week
o. in Salem at the home OF her parents
ar A peculiar and very painful acc
dent befell John Albrieh and Fred Arr
priest, two of the workmen in the Bal
. plumbing shop yesterday Afternoon
- They were repairing an empty gas
= line tank, which proved to have Jul
\, enough of the liquid left in it to for
III an explosive. The heat Of the solderiD
ts torches set it off and both ends
e; the tank were blown out by the for'
y, of the explosion, severely burning bot
Id men about the face. Fortunately the
M leyes escaped. Armpriest came back
", the shop this morning and offered
IS; go to work but the doctor advise
m; against it.
*
r Floyd Volkel an assistant pressm'
q. lin the Capital Journal office, suffer-
ID painful injury yesterdy afterno'
-. - while running the regular edition
~ the paper. In working about the hea'
'n' steel rollers that make the final TO
an of the paper the fingers of his rig
"a hand were caught between the role
and his hand was drawn into the m
chine several inches, stripping :
flesh from the bones. The physical