THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1919.
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M Around Town
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Lyman Lee, a former Salem resident,
paid a business visit to Salem yesterday.
Dr. F. 8. Schut. with offices in the
Steusloff building, is spending the day
in Portland.
CURRENT EVENTS
Nov. i and 4 Bazaar in St.
Josephs hall.
, Nav. 3 Businessmen's
luncheon, noon, Commercial
club.
Nov. S American Legion
meets 7:30, Commercial club.
Nov. 4 Salem Floral soci
ety, 7:30, Commercial club.
Nov. '8 Salem Woman's
dub, 2:30 p. m., Commercial
club.
'
Co.
'30x3 Casings,
39.80. Valley Motor
261
Edward Baker of Independence
was a Medford visitor Tuesday.
C. It. Starr, Portland attorney, call
ed on the public service commission
this morning on business. .
Dance
hall.
Wednesday night
Adjutant General Conrad Staf rin
has returned from a business trip to
St. Louis and reopened his offices in
Salem. Mr. Stafrin spent the week end
with his family in Dallas.
S. T. Northcutt of Turner was a
Balem visitor Monday.
Save money on tires. 30x3 casings?
JS.B0. Valley Motor Co. . zoi
Miss Iva Stanley and Mrs. Nancy
Fowler of Dallas spent Monday In
Balem.
Moose
261
H. Stsinbock, Salem Junk dealer, at
tended to business in Portland Mon
day. , . . .,
R. Cole, an official of the S. P. &
S. railroad is paying a business visit
to Salem.
S. P. . Snyder, representing the I.
C. S. is here from Portland on a short
business trip.
Charles Clark, of the Stayton Mail,
called on business acquaintances in Sa
lem yesterday.
Mrs. Guy Howard, of Yakima,
Washington, visited with friends in
the city yesterday.
Hoskins is a flourishing little log
ging town, and is the home of Wal
ter Wickason, a Salem visitor Monday.
Dr. S. C. Stone can be found at
Tylers drug store, 157 South Commer
cial street.
Seth Roberts an expert accountant
Is in the capital city from Portland
today on business with the secretary
of state's office. . - '
D. C. Herrin k of Portland, grand
master of the A. O. U. W., is in Sa
lem today visiting the local lodge and
calling on friends.
R. A. Klein, secretary, Herbert S.
Nunn, engineer and J. M. Devers, at
torney for the state highway commis
sion are in Portland today attending
the November session of the commis
sion. .
Retire your Ford,
Valley Motor Co.
30x3 tires, $9.80.
261'
Lena' Belle Tartar, teacher of sing
ine. 162 Liberty St. N. Phone 334 or
1615.
Rexall -One Cent Sale Thursday,
Friday, Saturday, Nov. 6, 7, 8. Circu
lars at store giving list of goods and
prices. Perry's Drug Store. (adv)
261
The body of Nancy Blondell, B8,
who died in a local hospital Monday,
was shipped today to Gold Beach,
Or., by the W. T. RIgdon Undertak
ing company, where burial will take
place.
Special price on 30x3
$9.80. Valley Motor Co.
casings,
261
J. A. Likens, a rancher of Amity,
spent Sunday in Salem.
930x3
Co.
Casings, $9.80. Valley
Motor
261
Asserting that the city park bureau
planned many improvements in local
parks during the next year, members
last night submitted a petition to the
city council for a re-appropriation ot
$3500 to carry on the work. The conv
mittee report gave specific account
of its expenditures during the past
season, and asked a special appro
priation of $100 for certain shrubs
and bushes for Wilson park. The coun
cil took no further action on the pe
tition than placing it on file. .
Tourists from the east, Mrs. William
McDerby,, of Crawford, Nebraska and
Eliza Wolfe of Dixon, Illinois, are
spending a few days in Salem.
Mrs. P. McTimmonds, of the Argo
hotel received a letter from her
daughter in Wheeler county yester
day, stating that that section of the
country was covered with a foot of
snow.
Marriage licenses were issued Tues
day to .William Anderson Taylor, 29,
Silverton and Grace E. Sears, 32, Sil-
verton; Roy H. Edwards, 38, Salem
and Elizabeth Edwards, 23, ;Baker
house, city.
Marion county's paving work is be
ing recognized in the east. County
Roadmaster William J. Culver Tues
day received a copy of "Successful
Methods," a magazine published at
Chicago, containing a full page pic
ture of the Marion county paving
plant and a stretch of the new pave
ment near Liberty.
The funeral services of Lenora E.
Miller, 2 year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. J. Miller, who died at
their home in Gervais, last Sunday,
were held from the Fairfield church
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Save money on tires, 30x3 casings,
19.80. Valley Motor Co. 261
S. A. Perry and J. Minnickel have
formed a partnership under the name
of the Perry-Mlnnickel Taxi company,
nd have their stand in front of
Kleets pool hall on State street.
"Viavi, the home remedy. Mrs. Foor,
lietel Marion. ' 261
Engaged in making the decorations
for the Joseph N. Teal wedding the
largest to be held in Portland for
many months C. B. Clancy, Salem
florist, is in the Rose City this week.
He will return to this city Thursday.
Funeral arrangements for Phyllis
Potter. 2 year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Potter, 1146 South Fif
teenth street, who died yesterday af
ternon at the Salem hospital, have
not yet been made.
At an enthusiastic meeting last
night at the Commercial club of the
shriner's club plans to hold a theater
party to the Masqueraders, scheduled
to show in Salem November 12, were
formed. A committee of three, Lee L.
Gilbert, Hal Patton and Walter
Smith, was appointed to perfect de
tails for the theater party, which will
bo attended by about 80 Shriners. The
Sliriners also decided to have a ban
duet next Monday evening at 6:30
o'clock at the Masonic Temple when
officers for the Arabian Knights will
be elected.
Harold Miller, a student at Willam
ette university, spent the week end at
lus home in Dallas. Mr. Miller is a
tvteran of the world war and a cor
poral in Company L.
' Special meeting of
DeMolay Commandrey
ilSSN No. 5, K. T: tomorrow
lW evening, Wednesday,
Navombor 6th. Work in the R. C. and
Malta, degrees. Visiting Sir Knight
welcome. 261
Escaping from the state training
school here last night, Andrew Frei
sinerer. 15. had not yet been taken
into custody today. When he made a
break for liberty yesterday he wore
a regulation school uniform. Police
here are aiding in the search for him.
A Review oi J
W. C. Knighton of-Portland, chair
man of the state board of architect
examiners, was a state capitol busi
ness visitor Monday.
Oregon Taxi & Transfer Co. Phone
11. for quick taxi service. ' 263
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Claiming no relationship with the
lOTmMa Hmtch noet of the same
name. Mr. and Mrs. L: Burns of Port
land visited friends in the capital city
Sunday.
This week's drapery special Fancy
Madronettes, full line colors. Regular
75c now 49c. Buy W. S. stamps.- Ham
ilton 22
The membership committee, con
sisting of 12 men, of the Salem Com
mercial club, will meet at the club
rooms Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock. Each month a new member
ship committee is appointed, and the
successors of this organization, ., for
the month of December, may be
named.
That the relations 'between Che-
mawa and Willamette are amicable de
spite the bout of November 1, is shown
by the action of the Bearcat T. M. C.
A. in their deputation to the Indian
school last Sunday evening. Fifteen
of the Varsity boys went to Chemawa
to put on a sample varsity devotional
meeting. The meeting was led by
Captain Harold Dimick, the subject of
discussion being "A Christian Man.
Guard Lester Day and Halfback Rus
sell Rarey were other Bearcats- who
led in the discussion. In addition to
the football speakers, Robin Fisher,
Edwin Socolofsky, Herald Emmel,
Ralph Barnes and Lawrence Davles
made short talks. The Wesleyans made
the trip in three machines.
Dr. D. X. Beechler was elected
president of the biffball team at the
meeting of the class which was held
in the, Y. M. C. A. last evening. Rev
erend James Elvln and John W. Todd
were appointed captains for the month
and Dr. M. C Findley and John Bayne
lieutenants. The next class meeting
will be held next Wednesday.
Ross Farnum of Bend was in con
sultation with State Engineer Cup
ner Monday, relative to the . water
rights of the Bend Light and Power
company.
KhmIsI Cretonnes, values 50c, 60c,
75c and $1 now 35c. Hamilton's. 262
An effort to have Clarence White
head, the famous metropolitan bari
tone, and Miss Winifred Byrd, for
merly of Salem but now a distinguish
ed pianist of New York city, to come
to Salem for a concert the first week
in December, is being made. No tan
gible results have been realized, but
is believed that the arrangement
can be made, ana tne music lovers
of Salem will get a real treat.
All roads do not lead to Rickreall,
1nt most of the Polk county highways
meet there. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Leach
of the little town visited with friends
In Salem over the week enu.
leather belting. F. B. Shafer, liar
nest and Baddlery. 170 S. Commercial.
M T.. Ondvcke of Grants Pass, a
familiar figure about the state capitol
ii,rnir r,niit sessions of the state leg
islature, called on friends among the
state officials Monday on nis way i
Portland on a good roads mission
th. A f! Stone will foe found at Tr
ie. Drug Store, 157 South Commer--
cial trees.
ttrm. ifalnh white's advanced sen
a .i... win meet every first and
t.ia wlnesdav of each month be-
rhnilnr November 6. Lessons on the
latest steps from 8 till 9. Special danc-
- fcnm S till 11:30. "I
-Norma N.TermUiger,licened &iy em
lmlmer with TerwiUiger Funeral Home,
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770 CbemeEeta ot. xuuiu
B. IV, Buchanan Is agent la Marion
and Potk counties for the National Iflfe
IgnMS CO.. V. S. A -nee Dim lur
full return premium policy on your
k. tt. ihs nnlv kind. Phone 1332J
tot interview.
Reporting on their activity the past
week among employers of the city to
get them to have their employes be-
pome interested in the Commercial
dub, the committee appointed for
this work will appear before the di
rectorate of the club at their weekly
meeting in the Spa tomorrow evening
This committee also spent some time
in recruiting members for tfee propos
ed Salesmen's club, it is. understood.
267
Charged with driving an auto while
tttA R. H. Keith. 1175 Hood
.r was fined $10 in police court
this morning. He was arrested last
night by Traffic Officer Mof f ltt on
Capitol street after he had collided
with another machine. In court this
hA an-eed to pay for the
damage done to the other machine.
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LAST DAY
,Tr. Carl G. Doney will leave Wed
nesday for a week's tour in the east.
On November 13 and 14 he will attend
the World's Christian Citizenship con
ference in session at Pittsburgh, and
on November 15 he will be present
for the conference in New York on
ministerial training and supply. He
will attend the university senate-meeting
in New York on the 17th and 18th.
The Methodist universities Of the coun
try are divided into fifteen districts.
Dr. Doney will represent the western
or fifteenth district. Among the noted
speakers slated for the Pittsburgh con
ference are: Ralph Connor, Gifford
Pinchot, Sidney Gulick and Charles
Evans Hughes.
Mrs. Sara Robinson left this morning
for a visit with relatives in Portland
and Barton.
Ye Liberty
Sheridan is the town whose busi
ness men dropped their affairs, a few
weeks ago, in order to help harvest
the fruit crop of the county, W. H.
Erwin,- of that- city is in Salem today.
BUY REMNANTS
AT THE
Remnant Store
254 North Commercial
SPECIAL
Good 5 passenger car will trade
for what have yon
U. S. GARAGE
Phone 1753 554 Ferry St.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
I am no longer connected with the
poultry market at 255 Ferry St. Ben
Morris. . 261
An act of congress approved July
11, 1919, provides for changing a
character of discharge issued to men
of the navy and coast guard since No
vember 11, 1918, to "honorable,"
where the record of the enlisted men
warrants such change, regardless of
whether or not he has been discharg
ed prior to the expiration of his en
listment. All men wishing such
change made should bring their cer
tificate of discharge to the Home ser
vice section in the post office build
ing where they will be forwarded for
re-issuance.
No serious results occurred yester
day evening when an automobile and
blcvclo collided at the intersection
of Court and High streets. The driv
er of the machine stopped immedi
ately and rendered assistance to the
bicycle rider, and the affair was .set
tled before any names could be ob
tained. Chief of Police Varney, howr
ever, said last night, that because of
the frequency of such minor acci
dents the laws governing the traffic
would be more than ever strictly en
forced, as warnings and admonitions
seem to have no effect upon the violators.
BIG ORGAN OPEXING Jjjg
7:00 P. M. 8.45 P. M.
WM. FARM M IS j
R1DF.KS ur inn
PCRPLE SAGE"
Declaring that rotation of crops in
Marion county should come as a step !
toward greater agricultural and hor-
'ticultural development, L. J. Chapln
of the Kings Products company, Mon
day told business men at the noon
day luncheon of the advantages
brought to the city by a dehydration
plant This plant, he asserted, makes
it possible to handle great quantities
of vegetables and farm products that
otherwise would be destroyed. In ro
tation of crops, he said, every other
year would assure such a plant suffi
cient produce to operate successful
ly. This brings to the city many de
sirable laborers, Mr. Chapin said, and
opens opportunity for greater indus
trial development In this line.
W. T. KIGDON k CO.
Undertakers
52 North High Street
Judge Wallace McCammant of
Portland is in Salem today appearing
before the state tax commission as
attorney for the American Railway
Express company in a formal protest
against the assessed value of the com
pany's properties in Oregon. .,
NEW
SHOW
TODAY
HOWARD
FOSTER
PLAYERS
Presenting the Big
SHOW
"MR. HOOK
FROM
- HOLLAND"
It's a Roar from Cur
tain to Curtain
Wm. Desmond
in
"WILDLIFE"
And
KEYSTONE COMEDY
BLIGH Theatre
MMMM
Free Dance!
t Under new management
t EBAHALL
I Chemawa
t The hall has been re-
X modeled and eayly dec-
orated in anticipation of
:: the GRAND FREE OPEN
ING THURSDAY, EYE,
NOVEMBER 6th.
Five beautiful prizes
will he given away to
the ladies holding the
lucky numbers.
1 THE NEW REVELATION
ORCHESTRA
t (Some Music-I'll Say)
t RefreshmentsA good
time assured. Dance
every Saturday night.
MEET ME AT MEYERS
EXTRA SPECIAL SUIT SALE
IF"
waS
GRAND
Salem, One Night
Wednesday, Nov. 12
The greatest theatrical event ever
in Oregon, coming in all its com
pleteness, headed by America's
greatest actor
Guy Bates
Post
IK
The Masquerader
Prices II to $2.60. Advance sale
onens Nov. 10 at Opera House
Pharmacy,
Our entire stock of suits
Must Be Sold This Week
All this season's models. The stock has been
divided into 4 lots for a thorough CLEAN-UP.
Here are the prices and remember you are con
sidering the best suits of their class obtainable
every garment is "MEYERS" GOOD GOODS,
meaning
Quality, Style and Yardage
Formerly $45.00 Formerly $65,00 Formerly $85.00 Formerly $125
sold to Sold to . Sold to Sold to
XTRA SPECIAL XTRA SPECIAL XTRA SPECIAL XTRA SPECIAL
$29.85 $39.85 1 $59.85 $83.85
National Blouse Week November 10 to 15th
Tomorrow's Big Sale
w, Bungalow Aprons
Blue and White Checked Ginghams. An Absolute
; necessity for housework.
Tomorrow only
49c
Quality
First
YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT .
1LV XloooiU
GOODS
Who Always Does Better By You
Quality
First
BREAD '
THE WELL-NOURISHED BOY IS A SMILING, HAPPY,
HEALTHY BOY.
AND BEING WELL NOURISHED, HE GROWS INTO
STRONG, VIGOROUS, HEALTHY MANHOOD.
BREAD-THE BEST OF ALL FOOD FOR ALL AGES.
GIVE YOUR CHILDREN PLENTY OF BREAD AND
MILK.
EAT BREAD MORE FREELY, YOURSELF-TWO SLICES
WHERE YOU ATE ONE BEFORE.
Order that EXTRA LOAF of
HOLSUM
From your grocer today
Cherry City Baking Co.
Neffl
Dr.C.B.0'
OfTOHETRIST-OPTICIAN
STATE r, STREET. , . . "r.l on. RiU;n
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T-O
DRAPERIES
MADE TO ORDER TO FIT
YOU RWINDOWS.
C.S.HMLT0N
340 Court Srect
1918 Chalmers, ftrst class mechan
ical condition, electric lights, start-
er, all leather upholstered, $850. I
Oscar B. Gingrich Motor
& Tire Co.
371 Court street. ' Phone 635