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-Zgg- DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON- THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1920.
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EVENTS
Annual
lave, watchmaker, jeweler, Salem.
H c M of Eugene was a busl"
jai' visitor In Salem Thursday.
nance Auburn hall Saturday night.
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in. 15 Basket ball. Wil
Jwtt. vs Whitman, armory.
t:j. IS. American Legion
K'iHom. Product,
.nd Thrift week.
Jul 19 Business men1!
Jcheon at Commercial club.
VZn IS. Sunday achool
fining course at library.
19-25-Sixth Am
vrioii County Corn Show,
VaUej Motor Co.. tractor de
partment, State and Front
21. Business Men's
league meeting, 8 p. m. Com
mercial club
nieets in toramer
2:30 p. m.
Jan.
can club
cial club,
RIgdon company, leaning funeral
directors. Superior service. Moderate
price. t
On a charge of carrying a conceal
ed weapon W. P. Galley, a former
Salem man, is being held In Albany.
He was arrested here Wednesday
night by Officer Victor and S. P. Spe
cial - Agent H. F. Shockley, and re
turned to Albany by Officer Shockley
1920 Calendars for practical use.
Homer H. Smith, McCornack bldg.
A speclar meeting of the parent
teacher association of the Lincoln
school will be held Friday afternoon
at 3:15 o'clock in the school build
ing. The gathering will be one of es
pecial Interest to members of the as
sociation and a large attendance is
desired.
Thirty five dollars was realized by
the Home service section of the Red
Cross from the sale of the meat of the
big elk, which was killed at the state
fair grounds some time ago. The ani
mal was killed after It had killed one
deer, a female elk and an elk calf,
and had attacked Secretary A. H. Lea
of the fair board.
1'aed car sale of exceptional values
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at Salem vene
J. 0. Lokke of Davenport, N. Dak.,
Ja a guest at the home of Ed Keene,
(92 Front street.
An example of the work of indus
trial clubs in schools is that of the
Donald school, according to Mrs.
Mary Fulkerson, co,unty school super
visor, who visited that school Wed-
I nesday. The members of the Indus
trial club serve hot lunches at the
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Scollard is principal of the school.
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Upon federal warrants sworn to by
revenue officers working under Col
lector Milton A. Miller of Portland,
A. L. Fraser of Salem, was released"
under $500 bond, after appearance at
United States district court in Port
land, Saturday. The warrant was
served by deputy United States Mar
shall A. Willis.
A raid was made upon the Fraser
plumbing establishment here, about
three weeks ago and distilling appa
ratus, which the revenue officer
claim had not been registered, were
discovered and seized. The authorities
alleged that these stills were intend
ed for the production of alcoholic
drinks. One man who admitted order
ing the stills admitted that he Intend
ed to make a little moonshine, which
he claimed,' was far his children's
"colds." The stills were of 20 gallons
capacity.
Further action In regard to the In
dividuals who ordered the stills was
expected, but nothing definite has
been reported to date.
Remember the dance
rat Saturday night.
at
Macleay
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Dance at armory Saturday night.
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See unusual buys In
Salem Velie company.
used cars at
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C. J. Pugh, prominent business
man of Falls City, spent Thursday in
tie Capital city us the guest of friends
Cyclamen, English Cyclamen
Maruny's given house.
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Good used cars Bargain prices.
Salem Velie company, 1S2 N. Com'l.
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Mayor George L. Baker of Portland
k In Salem on matters of business.
While here he is at the hotel Marion.
Request that Salem police keep
close lookout for a man named Phil
Hps, who is believed to have stolen
machine at Eugene and fled north
Wednesday, was made by Sheriff
Stickles, at Eugene, in a telephonic
message received lata Wednesday
night Philips Is described as being
36 years old, five feet ten Inches tall
and of stout build, and drove a Ford
car.
The public library will be open
from 1 p. m. until 9 p. m. Thursday
for the return of books borrowed be
fore January 1. The time limit was
extended because of the fire, but tin
less they are returned Thursday'an
overdue fee will be chargd. In the fu
ture the library wUl be open as much
as possible until all the necessary re
pairs are made.
B. P. 0. E. dance Tuesday evening
Jan. 20th for Elks and ladles. - 17
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Munkers and
daughter, Miss Ethel, of Dallas are
gueats at the home of their sister.
Mm. E. B. Keene.
C. N. Needham about Baby Chicks,
65 State St. Phone 400.
Fat hens and chickens
Highest market price paid.
Bros. Market. Phone 1528.
wanted.
Steusloff
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In the interests of the national ad
ivertislng campaign being conducted
by the Marlon corps with a view to
bringing that branch of the service
up to its authorized strength, "The
Roving Marines," a group of enter
talners, Will visit Salem in the near
future for an engagement of several
days, according to word received by
Sergeant J. L. Henry, recruiting of
ficer of Salem. The group includes
the Mare Island marine band, several
vaudeville sketches, moving pictures
and song presentations.
R. N. Stanfiekl of Portland, former
.candidate for the office of governor,
h among the out of town visitors in
eaiem during the legislative session,
Spotted apples for cooking or can
ning 30c per box while they last.
iu a. mcnardson. Phone 494. 13
the Pa-
durlng
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Palmer of New
Tork city, are stopping in Salem for
'bl visit while toui
" vuusl- ney are guests,
"Mr atay, at Hotel Marlon.
Big dance, Moose hall, Friday eve
hWead Hurst hall Thursday eve. Glv-
f y tn Knights and Ladies of So
Mnty. 13
Epworth hall, a building on Church
d,3ominS the First Methodist
wch, is being used by the music
STSr'n f Will'l'ee university
nce Waller hall was partially de
stroyed by fire during the holidays.
Basketball tonight and Thursday,
hitma college vs Willamette uni
nfe,ence game' Salem ar
10,7,1 F J"' Admisin. one night
,Uc. two nights 75c. 13.
Pat hftna an.t Iui, . .
d. . tmcnens . wantea.
n,apkt Pfica paid. Steusloff
Arthur Booth of Portland, connect
ed with the Phez company, Is In
Salem. Mr. Booth- plans to make his
home In the capital city and Is look
ing for a desirable location.
C. A. Whalen of Oakland, Cal., was
the guest of friends In Salem Thurs
day.
Mrs. Elsie Woods, who has just fill
ed a professional engagement at the
KiDnodrome. theater in Portland, was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Effle
Young, 495 North Commercial street
Thursday while on her way to Cali
fornia.
CARD OF THANKS
To the friends and members of the
L O. O. F. who, during my recent be
reavement and death of my husband,
Kli Emanual Johnson, extended me
every consideration, I
heartfelt thanks. Mrs.
son.
extend my
E. E. John
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Bnw. Mark
et. Phone 1528.
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ce at armory Saturday night.
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J"" Flnley' former bio1
w w summary removal
"-sin aoout the storm In fish and
matters, spent Wednesday eve
" ,n oaiem enroute to Eugene
-nj ne lectures at the university to
Dance Auburn hall Sat. nlsrht Mrs.
t'i five piece orchestra, including
"-a, piano, saxaphone, cornet and
The very best of order and a
time Insured. 15
George Cornwall, publisher of the
?MDerman, was a Salem visitor
""wlay. having just returned from
sui trip throuRn the southern
a The south never was so pros
"," he states.
o carload pianos, Geo. C. Will,
music dealer, yesterday recehr
r'oad " Pianos and a carload
ed Dec. 23. This again gives Mr.
aS90rtnent of pianos to
hi. Both cars were shipped
fcctory188' n0t bXed' d,rect from the
ROBERT WARWICK
IN
"AX ADVENTURE
IN HEARTS
POLLARD COMEDY
Circuit Court x
Levi B. Hanson vs Howard E. Clark
et al. Reply.
Helen M. Southwick vs Fraternal
Aid Union et al. Amended complaint,
Charles Coghlan vs N. Miller. Cost
MIL
Salem Kings Products Co, an Ore
gon corporation, vs S. V. Ramp, Bruce
Cunningham, Brltt Aspinwall. c. n.
Denser. C. L. Denser, Clyde Harris,
AiiB-iiHt Lentz. L. S. Murdick, W.
Howard Ramp and E. A. Harris. Un
dertaking on appeal.
Probate Court
Margaret J. Ostrander, estate. Bond
of Stanley J. Ostrander, administrator
of the estate. i
W. H. Claypool, estate. Order lor
fixing time for hearing final account.
In the matter of the guaraiansmu
of Harley Minch, a minor. Guaraian s
bond on sale of real property.
N. E. Milstner, estate. Order.
Marriage Licenses
Millard LeRoy Opdycke, 48, wa-
termaster of Grants Pass, to Helene
Hogan, 37, of 745 Ferry Btreei, bm.
Rnnkmln O. Faught, 27, a nrenwu
of Salem to Sadie Norman, 25,
43S North Liberty street
Police Here Asked To Aid
In Preventing Uniform Abuse
Aaaiatiinne of Salem police In a cam
paign against the "deplorable misuse
bf suits of the United States navy Is
sought in a communication from naval
recruiting headquarters at jrui
reeclved by Chief of Police Varney
Thursday. .
The communication saio. imu '
-,..,11 n,rariinir In the navy uni
form and are using It as a medium of
getting work and eliciting w
and set forth the federal fine and sen
tence imposed in cases where viola
tions are found.
The fine is 309 and sentence o
six months In federal prison, or notn.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Elks lodge, 336, Salem will stage
a special initiation and ritualistic pro
gram at the Elks club tonight where
deputy grand exalted ruler, Wilson S.
Wiley, will be the guest of honor.
A banquet will be served and fol
lowing this, the lodge will be enter
tained by the Foster Players, from
the Bligh theater, giving a short com
edy sketch.
Special business Is expected to come
before tonight's session and Exalted
Ruler Charles R. Archerd is urging
all members to be present.
UltoCRONein
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STATE STREET
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FORD TRUCK WITn TWO TON
ATTACHMENT. RUNS LIKE A
TOP
OSCAR B. GINGRICH
MOTOR & TIRE CO.
371 Court Street Phone 035
W.W.MOORE
House Furnisher
HOME OF THE VICTROLA
You get more for your
Money at Moore's.
GR
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OPERA HOUSE
THURSDAY, JAN. 15
CLIFFORD
DEVEREUX
And his Company
Including
ZINITA
GRAF
Eighth annual tour
in
OLD ENGLISH
COMEDIES
"THE SCHOOL FOR
SCANDAL"
Prices 75c, $1.00, $1.50
Seat Sale at Opera
House Pharmacy Today
BUY REMNANTS
AT TM
Remnant Store
254 Nortk Coauaereiai
DRAPERIES
MADE TO OEDEB TO FIT
YOU HWINDOWS.
Ci HAMILTON
840 Court Sreet
MEET ME AT MEYERS
STARTS TODAY
PAULINE
FREDERICK
Supported By
CORINNE
(RELY)
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JUL
BARKER
A Former Salem Girl
IN
PAULINE FREDERICK
6oldurya tidwwflor
"ONE WEEK OF LIFE"
Seven Days on the Narrow Path
"MR. AND MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN
in
THEIR DAY OF REST"
It's a Scream of a Comedy
Sunday Lillian Walker in "The Grain of Dust"
it
TUTF
Dr. Mendelsohn
Specialist in Eyesight
Re-Opens Offices
in Salem
The thousands of satisfied patients of Dr. M. P.
Mendelsohn, who "Fits Eyes Correctly," will be glad
to learn that his services are again available by sim
ply visiting his new offices.
Dr. Mendelsohn practiced his profession contin
uously in Salem for nearly 9 years and is one of the
most widely known and esteemed Opticians in the
state.
Ill health compelled him to relinquish his prac
tice in Salem and he went to California for rest and
recuperation. Having recovered his health he has re
turned to Salem and opened attractively appointed
offices in the Oregon building, His new quarters are
on the second floor, directly over the Oregon Elec
tric Railway Depot. -
Dr. Mendelsohn, extends a cordial invitation to
his friends, patrons and acquaintances from both
Polk and Marion Counties to visit his new offices.
Patrons will be given the same careful attention
received during my nine years practice in this city.
If you are so unfortunate as to break your glas
ses, bring the broken pieces to Dr. Mendelsohn and
he will return your glasses the same as new.
My prices are very reasonable and I guarantee
satisfaction in ever yrespect.
DR. M. P. MENDELSOHN
1 FITS GLASSES CORRECTLY
Phone 443 Salem, Oregon.
NEXT
JANUARY 19 TO 24
Marion County Corn Show
HOME PRODUCTS WEEK
THRIFT WEEK
All important events, but
THE GREATEST EVENT OF ALL
Will be announced in this space Saturday
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