Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-02

some un-normal condition or some
disease which the child is suffering
and which if allowed to continue
will be the cause of death or i'll
health to the child. The duties of
the follow up" nurse are to go in
to these homes and to assist the
physicians and mothers in the
proper care Of the child and the
treatment of the disease.
Season tickets for lyceum course
on sale at the armory box office.
Phone 1915. 262*
Go to Grand theater for cleo
ton returns. 1928
Don't forget the big political
meeting, Friday night. (paid adv
Mrs. Max Solof has left for a
trip to Portland, Tacoma and Sc
attic especially in search of Bar
gains for our Second Anniversary
sale People's Cash store. 1929
st. PauIs Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet Wednesday after
noon at 1880 O'Clock with Miss
Henrietta Clark, at Fourteenth and
Chemeketa streets.
Dancers notice, the Security
Benefit Assn dance will be in the
Cotillion hall Thurs. night. Tell
YOUR friends and be there. 264*
Election returns tonight at The
Spa. AoA
Glenn A. Russell, a member Of nj
company. Salem S guard unit, reg
istered at the Bligh hotel. Monday
night. While in Salem Mr. Russe II
attended the Monday night drill OF
the newly federalized guard com
pany. He resides at Staytoa.
Attention B. P. o. r. full cleo
tion returns will be received at
Elks club Tuesday evening. west
ern Union direct wire and opera
ton at club and will remain until
e,,m nat,rns are in. 262*
Cabbage nc per lb. delivered
Ward X. Richardson. Phone Ava.
266*
Election returns tonight at The
1922
Clarence A. Miller of Dallas
transacted business in TINS CITY
Mon.
Il. B. walters of oregon City was
a Salem visitor Monday, stopping
at the Bligh.
Jvman Keene, one Of the two
cocks who aided M company in its
successful efforts to obtain the
Drake trophy at Camp Lewis TINS
summer, came in from Mehalna
for the weekly drill session at the
arnnory Monday night.
Pictorial Review $3.50 per year
for limited time only. The Ace, ~
North High.
Election returns Tues. night hot
off the wire. Grand theater. 2o2~
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Mellor oil
sheridan visited friends in SALEM
Monday and Tuesday.
Alice M. Maybury of Dallas Was
a Salem visitors Monday
Richard r. Gaines Of this CITY,
who has been working near lnae-
pendence, returned to Salem Iues
day in order to cast his ballot al
the general election.
Wool and corduroy riding pans
anderson & Brown. zo1
em 2. provn 262a
Election returns tonight at The
262s
Hunters' licenses have been is
sued recently to ]. B. Netham, y
D. Brown of Salem, F. f. VIM
and John Winn of Marion anu u
e. Kelly of Pendleton.
A bicycle, found in front OF 1he
Y. NJ. C. A. was taken 20 tne 20
lice station last night by o1l'eei
Victor.
Percy Varney it is understood Il
on his way to Seattle to get AItiiui
Waters a man who escaped iron
federal officers while on his way u
be deported. Waters, an alleh' wa
sentencedt o seven years for I'M
larceny of a dwelling, II is saiu
and will be returned to SaleH.
"Bill' Ashby, fullback on the Sa
lem high school football team, la
been chosen vice. president of TN
Salem high school student pooy
Ashby was elected at an eleeuoh
recently held, by large majority
When he left his bicycle LOT
flew minutes lastn light it was stol
en-, Roy Rice, 1147 Oak street toi
police today. Mr.. Rice said ne ma
gone into the house to get som
carbide when the wheel was taken
The Lausanne hill club, compos