Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-12

nd Town
Just arrived at Bishops, a full line
of corduroy trousers. Get yours he
fore they are all gone. SO.
See Doris Mccartney, the child
wonder of Portland. at the high school
Tues. 5 p. m. Hospital benefit. Adults
25c. children 1oc. ss-
Taking a much-needed vacation
Henry Meyers, formerly of Never.
store. left Saturday night for Silets
where he will spend a week or ter
days.
Everybody invited to the Elks liz
ney dance at armory Wednesday
night, April 14th. sos
Help wind up the hospital cam
paign by attending the concert at the
high school Tues. evening. Adults Csc
children 10c. $50
Boiling dry and catching fire, a
boiler filled with clothes in an apart
ment at the Court apartments, Cot
tage and Court streets, so excited res
idents there that the fire department
was summoned to extinguish the fire.
No damage resulted as the fire was
put out before it could spread.
"Huckleberry Finn special 10c
matinee for children under IA Satur-
day morning at 1890, at The Oregon.
92s
Doris Mccartney. the child won
der of Portland, who appeared before
the state fed. of music last week IN
that city, will be seen in 2 numbers
on Tues. evening at the high school.
$50
r. r. Kearns, from Turner, report
ed to police Saturday night that his
motorcycle was damaged swhen an
auto, the owner of which is unknown
to police, collided with him.
Get your new spring and summer
shirt at Bishops. You nke no chance
to lose. 90*
The Cherrians will hold an import
ant meeting April 18th at CONNER
cial club rooms. The losing team of
last month will entertain. This is the
most important meeting-of the year.
C. B. Clancy. So
In a statement relative to activities
of the municipal labor bureaus ac-
tivities several days ago it was an
nounced that "Mr. Race had direct
ed several men to Silverton and SCOTS
Mills to work in the mills" MFR. Race
corrected this statement today, saying
that at no time has he lent men to
Silverton to work in mills there; and
that he has received no application
for workmen from there.
Concert at the high school Tues.
18th 8 p. m. Hospital benefit. $50
The funeral for Miss Lois Smith, IT,
daughter of Earl Jory and adopted
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. ]. N.
Smith, of this city, will be held at the
chapel of the Rigdon & Son company
at 2 p. m. Tuesday, burial following
in City View cemetery. Miss Smith
died in San Diego several days ago,
after a lengthy illness. She had gone
south with her mother for her health.
The body arrived in Salem Sunday
night.
Queen of Hearts and her court in
vites you to high school Tuesday 10
8 d. m. SSs
Hear Joanna James, Marion En-
mons in the Glow Worm, pantomin-
ed by two little fairies, high school,
Tuesday 18th, 8 D. m. $50
The funeral for Mrs. M. L. Triple,
SO, who died at her home here Sat
uTudy, was utlu at tuc tndpti VI -hV
Webb & Clough company at 2 p. m.
today. Burial followed in City View
cemetery.
Florence Cakins, %, a stenographer,
who has been i'll in a local hospital
for three months, died at the i%nstitu-
ton Saturday evening, a victim Of
influenza. Miss Calkins came to Salem
from Portland. Her relatives reside
at Eugene. The body was taken in
charge by the Webb & Clough com
pany, and will be buried in this city.
The board Of directors of the Salem
Floral Society will hold its first meet
ing under new officers at the offices
of Homer Smith, president, this even
ing at eight o'clock. Plans for activ-
titles of the organization during the
year will be discussed by the directors.
A meeting of the boy scout council
of Salem will be held at the CONNER
cial club this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Important business matters are up for
discussion, and all members of the
council are urged to attend.
Be sure to see the famous wedding
with party of IL little tots, high
school, Tues. 10, 5 p. m. So
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