Monday, October 10, 1921
The Capital Journal. S em. Oresoi
SALEM
MF.ET
Forest Grove. Or., Oct. 10.
I'Sope that the list of appointments
; i-rould be read last nigni ai ic
H the erangelistlc services ol the
! $9th Oregon annual Methodist
I Episcopal conterence vanished
jSben the cabinet, composed ot
': Jishop William O. Shepard and his
Ffliree district superintendents
laime Bt of a closed session Just
I Wore the services opened and an-
onnctd they had not compiewu
he list.
iri.m nive Sermon.
The sermon in the morning was
.nrMl hv Rev. R. N. AvIbou, the
ew minister to succeed Rev. C. R-,
Carlos at the church In Forest
jjrove. It was to have been preacn
Im h the bishon. but on account
it the duties pressing on him and
tie to his slight illness, Dr. Avi
on was substituted.
Th nrdlnation of two deacons
ind four elders during the after
noon was an impressive and beau
tiful ceremony. The six men were
(rdained by Bishop Bhepara, as
isted by Rev. W. W. Youngson,
Rev. K. B. Gilbert and Rev. S. A.
Danford, three three district su-
'oi-intoiwlMniK The two men to
e ordained deacons were P. M.
ftlenkensop of Salem and F. Aud
fley Brown, a circuit preacher in
ihe southern district.
St The four new elders are Alex-
t-inder Hawthorne, West Salem;
Mohn D. Woodfin. Myrtle Point;
ffeev. Kimball K. Clark, a former
ffcongregational minister admitted
(yesterday to the Methodist confer
jpnee, and preaching at Dayton,
Dr., and Rev. S. Uemera, the pas
Kor of the Japanese Methodist
'iChurcU of Portland.
Appointments Made.
ArwiolntiirisnsH and elections to
rare Rev. W. W. Youngson, Port
laiiUi aiiu ii'i .1 . i
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f ihMilnirv' lie" K 1'. (, H-rt.
Balem, as oftfclal visitor to the
tlmlmll school.
ttev. uiaine n. n. irspai i ic
Snade an Impromptu address hut-
kxtn .t the annual Institute of the
JBpworth league, and declared he
Sfcad talked with ministers who re
fferred to the organization as
!"fjomethlng for young people
only," and dispared it on the sup
position that it was for the pur
pone of having good limes. He
aid the members of the league
learned more about church work
In a Week of meeting during the
summer than the entire year of
finnHiiv afhivtl u t I en 1 1 a iwc "Fllr-
Iptbemore," he added, "the expres-
elons Qf purpose and aim in church
' 1. ... k. U I L... I. ., I k. In
i' wui n nuiLii t unto unm u iuu it.
etltute meetings have Inspired me
to a greater extent than any other
' thing in my whole life. If the
church must prosper, we must take
care ot the younger generation."
The statistical report on Sunday
school attendance showed a total
(membership of 28,425, divided
among the districts as follows:
Portland, 11,239; Salem, 9344,
and southern, 7842.
i Salem Gets Conference.
Snlem was chosen as the loca
tlon for the 1922 conference. Rev.
Blaine R. Klrkpatrlck of the First
church of that city extended the
invitation and urged Ub accept
ance on account of the stimulation
It would give the $1,000,000 en
dowment drive to start ...nun the
aame time, for Willamette unlver
tly, located there.
He aald the minister coming to
Salem and seeing the university.
studying Its needs and realising
Its adratages, would give them an
Interest in the affairs of the insti
tution which would send them
back to their posts enthused and
eager to secure the pledges ror the
proposed endowment.
The conference was held in Sa
lm in 1919, but pastors from Eu
gene and Medford both withdrew
Invitations to their towns because
ot the wisdom of the suggestions
of Dr. Klrkpatrlck, and the vote to
hold the 1922 conference in Salem
i was unanimous. The slate bouse
Is the probsble meeting place of
the next session.
large and well formed.
Another feature of the new va
riety is the hardiness of the tree.
There has been no sign of blight,
according to Mr. Lewis, and the
severe freeze two winters ago did
not affect it In the least.
Diamond Worth
$10,000 Found
Little Rock, Ark., Oct. 10. The
largest diamond mined in Arkan
sas field in Pike county was found
late last week, officials of the
mining company announced today.
The stone weighs 20.25 carats in
the rough and is estimated to be
worth $10,000.
Aerial Police To
Patrol Skies at
Aviation Circus
Kasas City, Mo., Oct. 10. Visit
ing airmen are to be watched from
the clouds by an aerial policeman
during the three days of the forth
coming national convention and
aviation circus of the American
Legion.
Liquors Worth
$300,000 Stolen;
Thief Is Sought
Washington, Oct. 10. Well
ington police were co-operating
today with Vlrelnla nnihri.i....
and private detectives In an effort
to trace wines and liquors, esti
mated to be worth $300,000, said
io nave Deen stolen from the coun
try home near here of Joseph Lei-
""nuucr, a week ago
A real treat for Salem movie fans.
B
ARGAIN DAY
One Day Each Week
THURSDAY ONLY
At prices never heard of since heck was a pup.
Matinee f CZf Evening
Evening ' Matinee
Thursday each week. We guarantee the shows
will be nothing but the best
NOTHING CHEAP BUT THE ADMISSION
BLIGH THEATRE
inn Fein Envoys
i i Beady for Parley
i jLonfon, Oct. 10. Michael Col-
HiUts, Sinn Fein minister of fj-
' nance, an
arrived In London ths
mornng, completing the Sinn Fein
.delegation which tomorrow win
confer with representatives of the
British government to ascertain
"how the association of Ireland
with the community of nations
"known as the British empire may
best be reconciled with Irish na
tional aspiratons." The Sinn Fein
delegates were early at work to
day completing arrangements
the meeting.
for
Prime Minister Lloyd-Georg
and the members of his cabinet,
forming the Britsh delegation ajf
so had a meeting1 to decide upon,
the course of procedure.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
"Korrect Dresses"
Individual Frocks for Fall
They are char
acteristic of the
entire "Korrect"
line of dresses for
Fall in that they
are correct with
out being ex
treme tailored
with detailed per
Ifection and
priced much be
low what you
would expect to
pay for them.
ARE YOU PREPARED FOR
Blanket Time?
There is an underlying cause for a sale of such magnitude, but
we are not going to relate it. We prefer to let the prices speak
for themselves. It is of prime importance though that you
should know that every pair of blankets concerned in this sale
will stand the acid test, and thereby proves that nothing but
the best entered into the making.
Double Cotton Blanket Bordered Cotton Blanket "Subwool" Plaid Blanket
Size 45x12, in an assortment of Size 66x80 gray, tan and white, a Size 64x76 .gS
Blanket, $8.00 value, special at $2.50 value, special at, value while stock lasts, special
85c $1.49 $2.49
Nashua Wool Nap Blanket Derset All Wool Blanket tj. g, Army Wool Blanket
Size 72x84 n MaaI hih .,! size 72x40 dainty and harm,on' A new shipment of large propor-
ribbon'Sid " g izing plaids, former $12.50 value, tion to be closed out during the
Blanket, $8.00 value, special sPecial &x aiaX Blanket salling-
$4.98 $849 $2.49
$1.75 Large Size Feather Double Size Silkoline $4.50 Double Size Sateen Center
Pillows Comforters Comforters
98c $1.95 $2.98
STORE CLOSES WEDNESDAY
In Observance of a
JEWISH HOLIDAY
Kindly favor us with your patronage early
Tuesday.
Youthful Modes for the
LARGER WOMEN
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Worth & Gray Dept. Store
Good Furniture
SUCCESSORS TO W. W. MOORE
177 NORTH LIBERTY STREET
SALEM. OREGON
California Oil
Strike Enters On
Third Week Today
Bakerstield. Cal . Oct. 10. The
! striking oil workers from the
fields of the San Joaquin belt en
tered the fifth week of their strike
! Iter today with repeated deter
mination to continue their rourup
. until tbey could bring the pro
4MtN to sign Contracts making
the government a third and arbl-'-
listing party to their agreements
There were no developments re
ported over the week-end and the
struggle appeared to be one of en
durance.
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Do not delay furnishing your home that you have so wanted do it now!
Today you can buy furniture at pre-war prices from our great stocks. Not
only are the prices low but the goods themselves are of the highest quality
and there are hundreds of bargains that demand your inspection. So delay
no longer; your better judgment demands that you inspect our stocks to
day. Take advantage of the values we offer.
Qresham Man
Develops New
Walnut, Claim
Grtahara. Or.. Oct. It) Walnuts
(ar superior to any that have ever
Eeen grown in this section of the
country were brought Into the of-
tto of the county agricultural
t agent by H. A. Lewis last week
I The aula, which Mr. Lewis calls
Rogue Mayettea, were grown rroni
Mag which came from France. The
, tats arc uniform in sise sad qual '
Hy. large and between the Mayette
ad Franquet la fhmpe The shell'
ta xrptloaally smooth and thin and!
Not In Years Have Yc 1
Seen Such Values as These
Fall Suits
$30 to $55
Uner Clothes cannot be produced at the
price. That s a certainty. The volume of busi
ness make. thea. low price, possible from
such high quality materiala.
Then you have such a wide range of patterns
to select from serges, worsteds, cassimerea
nd a wonderful array of novelties freak
from the beat mills of the country.
Let as show you the line this week and
take your measura.
Scotch Woolen
Mills
EXTRA SPECIAL
For only a few days any
Davenport in our window,
values to $175, for only
$125
Warn. Orafca
C. S. HAMILTON
GOOD FURNITURE
M Stat Stmt
i
at la aaW to be very tweet.