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The Capital Journal, Sate, Oregon
News Notes of Salem and Vicinity Briefly Told
Bringing Up Fathsv
Events
By George McManus.
Copyright 1M0 bjr H. C. Flatter.
Trade mart Keg. U. B. Pat. otftoa.
fining
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June 3 r7. J music.
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dance, armory
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class
) OOt'T E-VErs
;T TREATED
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0Chemawa uni-
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Jnae r" ...,nt week
urttty
Baccalaureate
nine a
HERE
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, jrnon
tit s
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tudents ol Chemawa, 8
pre-
by
P'f 7 Presentation of
J . "The Maid and
."-Dramatic depart
raent Willamette university
!res ntB Julius Caesar.
ZZ. schemawa grad
uation exercises and
of diplomas
Governor Ben O.cott ,8 P . m.
June 15-Minnesota as
l ion Picnic, state fair
grounds.
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Court House Notes
Circuit Court
iit Hummons
rce .rr;:. Met-
Lnd order m" 7"
F"U , n,l.ir MRtCall.
kali against -
Summons tueu m m
of Classen vs maoc".
Probate Court
iQ9i bv lur i FiiTuai Sanvica
Dr. H. C.
d- U. III
6 2 i"f"
Inventory
and appraisement
Ellsworth of Pendle-( Percy A. dinner
ton will be reappointed a member;eer, and Frank C. Bramwell, su-'ate expected to attend the first 'pany of Portland aud the Seattle Iby Coroner Rigdon from a party
or the state board of chiropractic perintendent of banks, will leave annual state picnic of the North j National Bank of Seattle Jointly of Crabtree who did not leave hla
examiners upon the expiration of Sunday for an inspection of the Dakota association to be held In bid in the $121,1275 issue of Ore-: name, tn regard to the. body of
his present term, Friday, June 3, Silver Lake and Sumner Lake ir- , McMinnville in the city parkigon district Interest bonds offer- the boy found on the Santiam rlv
according to announcement ofjrigation districts in Lake county, .there, June 14, according to anjed for sale Wednesday. The bid er. He reported that his 14 year
Governor Olcott. The governor These districts are asklne- for tii ,( h k t r tp f. otn ,.,,.,!.,.,, -rfn Ly mn hart Hoot, rtrr.wr.ort
has also signified his Intention of approval of the sale of bond issues ley of Standley and Foley, who is accrued Interest. Only two
re-appointing Arthur Berridge 1 aggregating $5.15,000 at 80 cents ,n charge of the arrangement here were entered.
ana w -u. wnucomb, both of;on the dollar, approval of the and will gladly furnish-any intor
Portland as members of the state sale by the state irrigation secur- nation to any one desiring it. All
' ul jwiuuuiiiaucy upon ine ities eomm s nn he no- nvnnra , , ,k t-i... -
bids
f AlhArt F.
died in tne esiaico
rn, Kate R. Martin and Clara
t 'arner- . .1-. i
Order appoinuns apji
f the PKtate of Mar-
ltie propei i ------ v
tha A. Calvert located in Marion
county filed.
Order approving nnai accounu
I cf the estate oi cueu u6u" "
it
Marriage Licenses
William Woelk, 23u PorUand,
lind Lily M. Blake, zu, baiem.
Ursule Q. Wolfer, 2Z, tiunoaru
hnd Eulalie Braden, 20, Salenj.
Jobn J. Franal, Z, Haiem. anu
IMercury East, 35, balem.
expiration
row.
of their terms tomor-
Realty Transfers
Compiled by Salem Abstract
Co., Bank of Commerce Bldg.
before the sale can be made.
urged to be present and bring
i well filled lunch baskets. Good
President Carl G. Donev nf ,...,..;,.,, 1 u.j ,
. J. Eberly, for several years Willamette is leavine toniEht for t.-
a member of the state forester s West Linn where be will driver ;T.'M. Major, state secretary, is
staff here, is slated for the posi- the commencement address for , eharge of arrangements at Mc,
tion of deputy forester created by . the high school class there. To- Mlnnville
the last legislature and which is morrow night he will be in Hepp- j '
to ue riuea at a meeting of the ner for the same purpose and Sun-
scaie uoara or lorestry in Fort- day he will give the
land Saturday. The new position j reate sermon before the graduat
carries witn tt a salary of $2500 ,jng class in Chemawa
a year.
Lester Proebstal, recently return
ed from the Orient, spoke last
night before members of the stu
dent volunteer band of the uni
versity, telling of his work withl
the natives there as a missionary.
Proebstal is a Willamette student,
having completed his work here
about saven years ago.
E. J. Roth, member of the firm
baccalau- of Roth Grocery company, left
Tuesday for a trip through the
midSle west, his destination being
Whitewater, Kan.,' his former
home, where he will visit friends
Big removal sale. Big assort
ment of trimmed, tailored, sport and relatives. He went by way of
hats, tale ssarts Friday. Miss Lar- California and expects to be gone
sen (Fullerton's)
132 about five weeks.
An Indian robe was stolen from
his automobile while it was. park
ed on North Commercial street
yesterday, I. R. Smith, proprietor
of Smith's cigar store, complain
ed to the police last night.
"Mem" we, tiavo just received a
new shipment of Oxfords, get
yours today. Price $8 and $11.
Salem Woolen Mills store. 132
Boise, Reuben P. and M. B.
I Boise, his wife, Whitney L. Boise
and L. H. Boise, his wife, to H.
M. McDaniel, lot 8, bloca 6,
Boise's 2d add. $10
Taber, M. E. to E:na Fay Cozal,
lot t, block 5, R R add to Brooks
110
Stafford, Violet F to Henry C.
Stafford, pt. E. D. Jones cl. Z-6-3
I and pt. M. bevicK ci. a. i-o- William Ralston, student iii the
w. S'fl ITnivpraitv nf Oregon, arrived in
Prite, Frank to Andrew Wein- tQWn ,agt night He is nere in
mar., lot 5, block , Lomptons aua i nnn.Hnn ,tl the management
'350- ! nf the university senior play
E. M. Page to Lovina If. Renal- which will be given Friday.
Iff 1U 6, block 22, Pleasant Horn-)
KM -It ! Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Olsan of
Gtotge Cassidy to H. C. Mack. Brusn College are leaving for
lot 3. block 20 R R add to Hub- ,,).. where thev will spend
card, f 400. L minle nf months visiting rela-
josepn W. Kirk to E. P. Mor- tives.
ton: snd M. E. Pog'ie, 21 acres in
Frank C. Bramwell, state su-
Newbarry & Tumbleson have
perintendent of banks, left "Wed- opened a first class barber hop
nesday for Seaside to attend the!at 173 North Liberty St. Call and
state bankers convention.
C. B. Jacobs of Cottage Grove
has been in Salem a couple of
days.
see us.
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O. Amundson came up
Woodburn yesterday and
the night in S'-.lem.
from
spent
A. C. Hall and wife of Port
land were in Salem over night,
stopping at the Marlon.
Big barn" dance C. F. Schml
dicker farm Saturday eve, June
4th, on Salem-Silverton road. 132
Glen H. Taylor of Roseburg
was In Salem last nigt.
Handy rolls of white paper, ue
ful for many purposes, 10 cent
up. Capl'Tj Journal office.
G. W. Anderson arrived In Sa
lem from the coast yesterday.
Salem Hardware Co. will have
bargains on alumlnumware June
11. Wait for it. 133
Bora
-In Salem, June 1.
to Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Grosva
tior, 330 South Sixteenth street,
a daughter, weight seven and
one half pounds. Shu Is to be
named Martha Eulala.
Died
DAUGHERTY -At the Salem hos
pital June 2, 1921, Ethel .,
wife of Edgar B. Daugherty, of
1035 N. 21st St., at the age of
24 years. She Is survived by
ber husband and two children,
Florence age 5 years, and James
aged 3 years. Funeral services
will be from the Terwllllgcr
home Friday at 2:30 p. m. Rev.
J. J. Evans officiating. Burial
will be in I. O. 0. F. cemetery.
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the same time and the body bad
never been recovered. When the
newspaper report came out that
an unidentified body had been
found, he had not stopped to con
sider that it was found on a dif
ferent fork from the one that
runs through the Crabtree section.
Chester Defense Rests.
Kansas City, Ho., June 2. The
defense in the case of Densel Ches
ter accused of the murder of Miss
Florence Barton, rested its case
this morning, with the understan
ding that It would be allowed to
Introduce one jnore witness this
afternoon.
Men's Oxfords, new shipment
arrived today, $8 and $11. Get
yours now. Salem Woolen Mills
store. 132
Captain I. B. Sanburn of Fort
land was in Salem for a couple
of dayB looking up business connections.
i
t
S
LAST TIMES
TONIGHT
LOUIS WEBER'S
WHAT'S
WORTH
Clara B. Hougham of Mt. An
gel was in town yesterday on business.
WEBB & CLOUGH
CO.
Funeral Directors.
W. T. Rigdon Lloyd T. Ulgdon
W. T. Rigdon & Son
Lending Undertake
Don't forget the Artisan dance,
Dreamland rink, Wed. eve, June
a. Dreamland orchestra.
WHILE"
FARMERS WEEK
and
HOMEMAKERS CONFERENCE
A Week of College Life at O. A. C.
COOPERATIVE CONVENTIONS
EXCURSIONS LET'S GO
1J7 Corvallts, Or. June 13-18
Hamman Auto Stage
Two Stages Dally
Leave Salem 10:30 am; 4:20 pra
Leave Mill City 7 am; 4 pm
Leaves O. E. depot, Salem
Wayside stops at Gooch, Lyons,
Mehama, Stayton, Sublimity,
Aumsvllle, Turner, State hos
pital, Cottage farm.
Jos. H. Hamman, Salem.
Phone S04
I Special Merchants
Lunch 35c
OPEN 11 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
Nomking Cafe
Upstairs &t
162VSN. COM'LSt.
American or Chines
Dishes.
Ice Cream and Drinks
Open 11 a. m. to
la. m.
FREE DANCING
Every Saturday Night
Elite Orchestra
p. L White cl. S. .".i-fi-1 W $2,-
Ed H. Adam i t-. Frank E. Nel
tcn. rsrt of John Burger cl. S.
I J M W, $10
I E. Linville ti V. illard Per-
IBw, 4.94 acres 1? J. McHaley cl.
ii-i l W. $10
0. fiewley to V It. Phelns. 10
"On E. Carnson rl. S. 12-8-3
v no.
H. f. Radcliff I" O. Bewlev. 10
"' in E. (.nriison rl s 1 ...
v, no.
R. D. Dilley and family of SpoT
kane are in Salem for the week,
visiting Mr. Dilley's daughter,
Mrs. Lawrence Bulgin.
Men's Oxfords, new shipment
arrived today, $S and $11. Get
yn-"-s now. Salem Woolen Mills
store. 13 2
Alexander Brown, student in
the university at Eugene, is in
Salem for a couple of days.
Roy McDowell ham mnva Vio
hmily from Portland to Salem
ne win take an active part
li McDowell Bros, market. All
"ree of the McDowell boys are
r reterans and started In busi-
less than a year ago at 173
South Commercial street.
Cloid Miller, farmer of Dallas,
was in town last night, stopping
at the Argo.
Save money. No wis the time
Mt your mid-snmmor W. ol
really reduced prices during the
"ovai sale at Miss Larjen's
Ifullerton's ) U2
Men's Oxfords, new shipment
arrived today, $8 and $11. Get
yours now. Salem Woolen Mills
store. 132
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. La Rue of
McMinnville were in Salem yesterday.
i uf anrt Mm B. R. Hooe of
Tacoma spent last night fh Sa-
MB.
The body of Mrs Ens Housen
'1 years, was forwarded to
Portland Tuesday where Mrs.
ET has bn until recently a
'"Went. Mrs. Housen died in this
Monday evening.
Wanted, strawberry pickers.
r,i nii rarms Ov. U. S. Nat.
hank hide-, room 309. 134
Package social and g,,.
"i church, 15th and Mill.
y at 8 p. m. ;,.. mss n.
its
Lee Rusk of Portland has been
in Salem several- days.
R. L Adams, Southern Pacific
freight man, whose duties bring
him to Sale moften, dropped In
again sterday.
W. C. Tichner of Portland was
here over night.
va r,rt wilmi lavage of Mar-
cola were in town this morning.
Bishop's
Virgin
Wool
Suits
$35
WIS WEBER'S
'WHAT'S WORTH
WHILE"
TOMORROW
SAOEBRUSHER"
C. R. Simmons of Lyons stop
ped last night at the Bligh hotel.
Dance Marl cay hall Thursday.
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TOMORROW IS
MILLER'S BARGAIN FRIDAY
Bungalow Aprons
Here's a Bungalow Apron, that thoroughly
covers and protects the Suit or Dress, and yet so
cleverly designed as to he neat and dressy. Tho
taiJoring is perfect. Made of Scout Percale in most
beautiful new patterns the colors, absolutely
guaranteed ; trimmed in white rickrack braid,
with Pearl buttons, regular A Q
price $2.50. OPPORTUNITY FRIDAY MTtO
Mr. and Mrs. Parmat were In
Salem from Astoria yesterday.
T. L. Hedge of -Grays River.
Wash., stopped In Salem last night
Gladys Savage was here from
Eugene yesterday.
Youths, Youngmen and Men's
Virgin Wool is the best, that's why we sell it.
Salem Woolen Mills Store
. C. P. BISHOP, Iro.
The Home of Oregon Made Virgin Wool Products.
Huck Towels
This is a plain white, soft finish, good quality
Huck Towel with hemmed ends.
Now is the time to replenish your Towels.
At this price better get a few to have for those
picnic, camping or week ends. 1 An
OPPORTUNITY FRIDAY 1UC
Limit 4 to a customer.
These Are Two Top Line Specials for
Tomorrows Big Sale
' Good Goo LV
1 j Lore, the Jyelr. SIn.
Li