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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1920)
C f Al'ITAL 301 i:NAL. r Growers to Hold Big Conference Here on June 28 . Fruit Growers" association, and with : his wife and baby ;1 establish rest rlence in the Lane county city. Mr. j MeCiain graduates from O. A. C. with the 1920 class. W hile at college he I acquired the reputation of beme onei ,. l i .V.' 0'U1U"' or the moat able wrestlers in the school a atbletie department. During tne last terra he was editor of th Marometer, a college organ. gon, J.iiiuury 2. 17, There art- f-ui daughters, all minors, the tiiJeM of whom resides with her father at La Pine, Oregon. The other three chil dren live in Marion county with their Mrs. Howard, who is 48 years itor, v :t at Mch:tni.t: fdnesday. Prominent fruit growers from all! over Oregon will be present at an ap ple and pear grade and pack confer-1 Miss Doris Churchill, daughter of J. I A. Churchill, state superintendent of eiiee of the Oregon Growers Cooper- schools, returned from Eugene today ative association which, it was decid-1 where she has been attending the Uni ed at a meeting Thursday, will be held j versity of Oregon, She was aecom In Salem Monday, June 28. Panled by Miss Tora Mortinson. also . Improvement of the .grade and i university student, who will visit for t of age, says that he husband whose e is given as 79, is able to pay $20 momnly as support money. She asks for this amount, custody of the chil dren and a decree of divorce. pack of western Oregon boxed ap ples and pears is one of the matters to which the association expects to direct considerable attention. It is deemed important M. O. Evans, field manager of the association, stated, that constructive action be taken im mediately along this line. ; Invitations to attend the confer ence are now being sent to many well known experts and students in this line at Hood River, Mosier, Portland and to many points In Washington. All district managers and a great many prominent members of the as sociation will be present, it is said. The conference will be held either in the offices of the association in the Masonic building, or in the rooms -( the Commercial club, Mr. Evans stat ed. . . lAll Legal Voters , Eligible To Vote ' At City Election Every legal voter will be entitled to help decide which two of the lour candidates for school board member ship will serve at the election nettt Monday, "William Burghardt, Jr., clerk of the board explained this morning. , No petitions to have names put on the ballot can be accepted after Mon day morning, Mr. Burghardt said. Paul Wallace, Walter Wihslow, E. T. Rhinehart and H. L. Clark are candidates. Grand Lodge Of Masons Elects State Officers Portland, June 18. The grand lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons Thursday afternoon elected the following state officers: "W. J. Kerr of Corvallis, grand mas ter; Prank S. Baillie of Baker, depu ty grand master; George G. Brown cf Salem, senior grand warden; George T. Cochran of La Grande, junior grand warden; James F. Rob inson of Portland, grand secretary twenty seventh term;) John B. CJe land, grand treasurer. . . In place of Wallace McCamant, grand orator, J. H. Rankin of Suu Tiyside lodge delivered ; the oration Thursday afternoon. The Rev. J. N. R. Bell of Corvallis, grand chaplain for 41 years, was vot d an annual salary of (150 per an num hereafter. The venerable Mason has a strong comeback and is activn on his feet and in his mind. . Salem Man, Oregon Baseball Star, Is 9 Back From School "Bill' Rhinehart, University of Oregon baseball star, returned o Sa lem Friday after finishing the Bchool year at Eugene. ; Rhinehart, who held down left Jield with Coach "Shy" Huntington's nine, finished the season with an ex ceptionally good record. He is a de pendable "fielder and his name was listed near the top of the batting list. He is a graduate of the Salem high school. Rhinehart also starred tn basket tall at Oregon. He expects to be In Idaho this summer. a time in this city. Both are members of Delta Delta Delta women's fratern- Transacting business with the Ore gon Fruit Growers' Co-operative asso ciation, Edward A. Foley, agricultural trade commissioner in London of the United States department of agricul ture, was in Salem Thursday. George Zimmerman, a" prominent business man of Tamhtll. who Is a cam dictate for county commissioner, was In Salem on business Thursday. Mr. Zimmerman is one of the directors ot the Oregon Fruit Growers' Co-operative association. One of the most beneficial and time ly rains 'recorded in that section has Just blessed the wheat growers of the Grangeville, Idaho, district, according to a letter received from Mrs. Carey F. Martin. . Mrs. Martin, daughter Fran cis and son Carey Jr.. are on their an nual visits to Grandma Frances Smith. A decree was rendered Saturday rs- Judge George Bingham In the case of Lloyd S. Mclntyre, and- guardian. against Mable C. Mclntyre. The de cree annuls the marriage of the Mc Intyres on the grounds that the bride groom was only 17 years of age when the couple were married at Vancouver, Washington, June 21, 1919. They lived together until November 4, 1919, when the mother of the groom started an nulment proceedings, j Announcement has been made that the Waldo Hills pioneer picnic has been postponed on account of the un settled weather. The date of the gath er will be published In the near fu ture, . H. M. Failing and David Bottsford, of the advertising firm of Bottsford. Constance & Tyler, Portland, were in conference Friday with officials of the Oregon Growers' Co-operative associa tion. Late train from Portland during Shrine week, Oregon Electric railway. On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, June 22, 23, 24 and- 25. an Oregon Electrio train will leave North Bank station 11:20 p. m., Jef ferson street 11:55 p. m.. arrive Sa lem 1:20 a. m. It will stop to discharge passengers from Portland at points between Wilsonville and Salem, J. W. Ritchie, agent. 15i Charles . Riley, now a Portland realty operator, but formerly of this city was a Salem visitor Friday. Mr. Riley is the father of Corrine Riley Barker, the former Salem girl, who is now featured in many film subject C. C. Chapman, editor of the Cne gon Voter, was a Salem visitor Friday Allen Ryman of Goldendale, Wn. visited in this city Friday. Dr. C. R. Wilson of Silverton regis tered at ' the Bligh hotel," Thursday night. 4 Ground breaking for prune process ing plants at Myrtle Creek and Rid die is underway this week by the. Oregon Growers Cooperative associa tion, M. O. Evans, field manager, An nounced Friday. The association con trols large acreage of much of the finest prune orchards in the state which are located near these towns, it is said. In the suit of the Gary Coast Agency against Fred Lowry, a Jury in depart ment No. 1 of circuit court,: returned a verdict Thursday In favor of Fred Lowry. The . verdict ' being in ' the amount of $475. The suit concerned a transaction involving a second hand truck.- Judge George G. Bingham pre sided. . . C The case of Brown against Mark Skiff was dismissed by Judge Bingham Friday morning when Brown, the plain tiff, took voluntary nan-suit In the ac Alleging desertion Rosa Howard In stituted divorce proceedings Friday morning against Amos S. Howard. The couple were married at Placer, Ore- Dr. B. N. Hamm, well known dental authority and pyorrhea expert, Port land, was a recent Salem visitor. He has temporarily released his practice for the purpose of taking over the per sonal directjon of his orchards at Sher idan. . :- Elbert Culberton of Bandon was k suest of the Bligh. Wednesday. !.-.".. - I l?-H-os. ?! fore v,m Ft"- and Hardwire store, n-drf -I STfet, I -' cur i S te .s Furnf.ur ill N. Com- f 34. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harlan of Fal City were Salem visitors. Wednesday. Stove Repairing. STOVES rebuilt and repaired. t years experience; Depot National and American fence, sizes it to 6s inches high. Paints. oU and .varn- ' ishes, etc., loganberry ana nop T hooks. Salem Fence and Stove emi-ess our thanks. Work. 250 Court street. Phone i; CARD OF THANKS We desire to to the friends ; SALEM SCAVANCiER uarbage and heartfelt gratitude and oil kin.-id removea. on for the kindness; and sympathy ex-1 monjhIy contracts at reasonable tended at the lasfaad rites of our- ratei cess pools cleaned. Dead ani- dear mother and grandmother, and! ma)s removed. Office phone Mam for the many floral offerings and 167. thoughtful care in their arrangement Water Company. also for the beautiful music render- j gALEM WATER COMPANY Office ed at the funeral services at tne church. Mr. and Mrs. John Riess back. John Riessback. Jr.. Oliver R less back. Fred LaBranch, Mrs. An nis LaBranch. 18 , Special Sale M 1 300 Leghorns 11 days old Few Reds and Buttercups. Season closes this week. C.N.Needham 558 State Street corner Commercial and Trade Bts. Bills payable monthly in advance. Phone 57 LAWN mowers, safety razors, cutlery. sharpened, locksmltning, saw iu Ing, umbrellas, repairing all kind Stewart'! Repair Shop, $47 Court Bt. MONET TO LOAN On good real estate security THCS. K. FORD -Over Ladd & Bush bank. Salem. Pra, . MONEY TO LOAN Federal Farm Loans Any amount. Long time. 5H and 6 percent Interest . City buildings loans. A. C. BQHRNSTEDT ' 401 Masonic Temple. Salem, Oregon FARM LOANS Any amount. Low rates. Full repayment privileges. Very "prompt service. Ask about our 20-vear loans at per cent. Haw kins & Roberts, 205 Oregon bldg. Salem, Or. Lodge Directory. CHEMEKETA lodge No. 1 meets every Wednesday evening at 8:00 at I. 9- O. F. hall. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS meet at AIc Cornack. hall on every Tuesday at 8. J. L. Tucker, C. C; P. J. Kunti, K. R. & S. The . case ol Francis Foley against the Southern Pacific companyAvas dis missed Wednesday by Judge George G. Bingham after non-suit motion by at torney for the transportation concern. W. L. Fuller of Brooks was a busi ness visitor, to this city, Thursday( Wiley M. Gardner, registered at the Bligh hotel, Wednesday night, glvma his address as Dallas. Claude Steprom and L. D. McAp of Bloclgett were visitors to this city, Wednesday and Thursday. Leroy Ledgerwood, superintendent of the fisheries under process of con- Sh! WATCH FOR THE BOOTLEGGERS IT'S 100 PROOF CHERRY CITY local No. 1197 of Auto Mechanics, meets every 2nd and 4th Wednesday night at 8 p. m. at Labor temple. All members be present on June 23d. Important- Financial Secretary. 164 UNITED ARTISANS Capital Assem bly No. 84 meets every Thursday at 8 p. m. in I. O. O. F. hall. P. An dresen, M. A; A. A, Gueffroy, sec retary, Salem, Or. ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA t'l--'n .ir.pe t-'.r.p No. 1 .' . o meets, every Thurs-uay evening m MvCor- rack hal!. Elevator service. Oracle ; Mrs. Carrie E. ijunn. $45 Union St.. recorder, Melissa Persons, H15 N. .TEAM, Air, 4th street, phone 14jM. t'nvers l . C,-jrt four clerk. V .1 ...... a . . - r'- - a- - Temple, g e-cl : ,V. O. W. SALEM CAMP 11S Meets j every Friday night at S o'clock in ,- r,rtrnflrk halL cor. Court and IJft PROTPOTTv erty St. visiting Woodmen welcome' W. meets "tvm v" 1 M t u Knsn i - i : i a. v irt-r. fit-r K . . o - -; MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA j Oregon Cedar tamp -no. .-tip meets every Thursday evening at & 1 o'clock in McCornack building. at 8 d. m i Court and Ubrtr' Carson M.W;: ; A. Bute ABba. Max O-Bures, lTtT. "mm Hawkins & Robert 41 Farm Mortgage vs. Bonds Comparisons are of little value. How ever we can draw certain conclusions from large investors of Trust Funds All Life Insurance Companies set aside a certain portion of their reserves for investment m farm mortgage loans. ' .' Savings Banks made large purchases of "First Mortgage Farm Loans." Trust Companies who handle large ! estates invest largely in the farm mort gage. Land is the basis of all wealth. It can not blow away or burn-up it con stantly increases in value. Place a portion of your savings in Good Farm Mortgages. Hawkins & Roberts 205 Oregon Bldg. Salem, Ore, DIRECTORY. Optician. j DR ALBERT R. MILLER Optome--.-. ..tii.n .von thnrouahly ex- amined, glasses made and fitted. 610-12 V. ft bank. Phone 141. Osteopathy DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, os teopathic physicians and surgeons, 606 U. S. bank bldg. Phone 869. Dr., White, .res. phone 469; Dr. Marshall res, phonej 834. DR. JOHN L. LYNCH, osteopathic physician and surgeon, 403-4 Ore gon bldg. Res. phone 68F6. whv FOR LESS WE will pay you more cash for your Satan Behind All Spiritism Says Theologist Chicago, June 18. That spiritism Is not all fraud was declared by Dr. J. M. Gray, dean of Moody Bible insti tute, speaking before the World con ference on Christian Fundamentals at Moody tabernacle In ression here. , "There is some fraud, of course," he said, "but the phenomena is a funda mental fact. At the bottom of it all ts satan. Satan has the power to imitate persons. Evil spirits and demons make vp his kingdom. These spirits have the power to control human beings for their own purpose, which explains the mediums' control." ' Local Briefs :' H. W. Conger, well known mor tician of this city, has left Salem for Medfcrd where he recently purchased the Weeks' Funeral Parlors. Mr. Conger was associated with Rlgdon & Son," of Salem for more than two years. He will take posse Bion of his property this week. A list of 170 residents of WicftiM. Kan., who will attend the Shriners' convention at Portland next week, has been reeclved by Gerald Volk of this 'city. Salem people who' have friends in Wichita and wish to look through fth list may do so, Mr. Volk stated Thursday. "Colonel Sam Amidon, vice president of the national democratic committee, is among those who will make the trip. . Royal Highlanders will give an en tertainment for its members and friends at Forester's hall on South Commercial Monday night at 8 o'clock, It was announced Thursday. Games, muric and dancing -will make up the entertainment for the evening. Karl Barr, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Barr of 185 North 14th street, arrived In Salem Thursday and will spend the summer here. Mr. Barr has been at tending Notre Dame" university in In diana for the past year. Miss 11a Spauldlng; who recently re turned rom the Oregon Agricultural college to spend the summer with her parents in Salem, is a Portland visitor 2cs a few days. Athur E. McClaln, cSty, has accepted a jcannery department formerly of this position in the' of the Eupene FOR THE WHOLE FAM ily we have serviceable foot wear that combines style and quality at prices that .- . 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