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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1922)
pftp mm. PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, ig22 HUNDREDS -TBI OF GREAT DEEDS OF WANAMAKER Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 14. Among the host of tributes to the memory ot John Wanamaker, mer chant prince, religious leader and philanthropist which continued to pour into this city today from all sections of the country, this one stands out as unique: "He was always at work on time." With these seven words, Mr. Wanamaker's first office boy, George W. Stull, summarized the secret of the world-renowned mer chant's success. The one-time of fice boy, who swept out, ran er rands, delivered parcels. and grad ually learned to do more import ant routine work for his employer. now is superintendent of the store, Since the death of Mr. Wana maker Tuesday thousands ot let tera and telegrams of condolence have been received by his family Flags are at half mast here for the first time on the occasion of the death of a private citizen. An Innovation in the realm of adver tising in which Mr. Wanamaker was one of the first big leaders: was the publication here of eulogies of the merchant's life in connection with the advertising of his principal store competitors, Philadelphia's schools will be closed for one session today. JEFFERSON GIVES $99 TO R E D CROSS MUTT AND JEFF Mutt Had Nothing On Jeff. N'T t 1 Copyright 1920 by Int'l. Feature Service Ine Trale Mark Eeij. In the U n WAITRESSES TO LEARN ALL TRICKS 'J lie 25 or more waitresses in the city will have opportunity Fri day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Marion hotel of receiving spe clal instructions on the following subjects: Personal appearance, approach of guest, taking the order, serving ; the breakfast, luncheon and din ner, serving special dinners serv ing salads and desserts, conserva tion of food, care of table linen and silver, also glassware, and as a final chapter, general qualiflca lions of a satisfactory waitress. Instructions will be given 'un der the direction ot Miss Jennie Ilaker, head waitress of the Mar lon, with instructors from the slate board of vocational training, department of trade and industrial education. ' For those who expect to take up tills work, as well as those who have had experience, it Is under stood that the instructions will be ot real practical value, all under the direction of E. E. Elliott, di rector of vocational training for Oregon. In taking up the practical work of training waiters, Oregon ranks eecond in the United States, as only one stale, Texas, has given attention to this vocational work. While a nominal fee will be charged for those who continue to take Instructions, It is the inten Hon to extend an Invitation to all Interested to attend the tirst lec ture next Friday afternoon at the Marlon. Realty Transfers Compiled by Salem Attract Co. Robinson, T. B. and wife to Race, E. and wife, lots 9, 10, 11, 12, block 30, Eosedulo addition to Sa lem, Oregon, flO. Whitlow, J. A. to Dawson, J. C. lot3, block "M" North Side addi tion to Silverton, Oregon, $717. Baldwin, T. J. and wife to Coff nian, N. B. ot al, hind in sections 10 and 11, 9-2-E, Marion county, Oregon, $10. City of Sulem to Strublo, F. II. and wife, lot 6, block 6, Oakg ad dition to Salem, Oregon, $970. Dlllman, B. and husband to Brass field, (. L. and wifo, lots 11 and 12, Highland addition to Salem, Ore gon, $10. Slcasinan, W. N. and wife to Ke ber, J. J. and wifo, land in section 19, 6-1-W, Marion county, Oregon, $10. Thomas, J. M. to Durham, II. F. and wifo, lot 58, Waller's addition to Sulom, Oregon, $10. Powers, W. I. and wife to Tlioilcn J. and wife, lot 3, West Hollywood Fruit Farms, Marion comity, Ore gon, $10. Duly, J. H. to Ellingson, E. I. land in CI. 39, 0-1-E, Mariou coun ty, Urejron, $10. Brassfield, 0. L. and wife to Dill man, C, land in CI. 81, 5-2-W, Mar ion county, Oregon, $10, Wenger, A. to Hanna, J. W. and C. W., land in section 9, 7-1-W, Marion county, Oregon, $10,230. Jefferson responded to the call of the Red Cross by sending $ to 'headquarters in Salem. The Hazel Dell echeol district recently forwarded $3 for the three mem berships in that "district In the an nual Red Cross roll call. Mrs. Arthur R. Benson, cecre- tary, says that she is depending upon the girls' reserve of the Sa lem high school to furnish enough solicitors next Saturday to solicit in the city where no efforts have been made to secure names on the roll call. Last Saturday, four girls from the high school put in time solicit ing for the Red Cross, and their work was most satisfactory, Mrs. Benson says. Up to date there has been re ceived from the present annual roll call, $1,519 from Marion county, and It is hoped that the soliciting campaign may be closed by next Saturday evening. Polk county has not as yei re ported, but Information has been received at headquarters that the various districts in the county will be ready to report, when the roll call Is closed, with a most satis factory membership. ARMY PERSONNEL REMAINS 86.000 Washington, Dec. 14. An en listed personnel during the. fiscal year beginning next July 1 of 86, 000, the same as at present, is provided for in the navy budget, carrying a total of $293,80(5,538, or approximately half a million dollars less than last year, report ed to the house. f Pardon we. But tibw'T r 1 A k U x w RiSht: r owlv Mr V I He". worfw. s FoR iwjtawc.'-on A I Z Ner foii iMpimBuR iSffl Hi rot? a teZi MjwuTes THAT 1 foMet tHjTA6uywrai APRn- Tnc third 91', , w om oewsea tes U&o; . r$ fJIM Ti J HlNATOfcAY t TieCOGMIlCFD HffA1. PUcleSj Aj JONS TH VovR: vilFF Suet C P f Sflul 1111 -e L FAC 1 V,""" j-HAve YOU MC-MOOV I ( SlTeeNTH 1917, "QO FoR fe-J Zpl ( ,!l i) Km X , U,. spot; owJAwuAfty -25 closed to be awarded their official "O" and sweaters.. Following is the list of letter awards: Three year letter men are Archie Shields (captain), Washougal, Wash; George King, Salem; Prince Callison, Eugene, and Rud Brown, Baker. Two year letter men, Floyd Shields, Wash ougal, "Wash; . Carl VonderAhe, Eugena; Harlan ("Dutch") Gram, Portland; Ward Johnson, Kene wick, Wash.; Charley Parsons, Portland. ,Those getting their let ter for the first time this year are: Horace Byler, North Bend; Dick Reed, Eugene; Gogswell Campbell, Eugene; Ray McKeown, Marsh- field; Bill Spear, Seaside, and Ter ry Johnson of Prince Rupert, B. C. CONTRACT IS LET FOR ADULT BLIND SCHOOL The contract for the construc tion of the buildings for the em ployment institution for adult blind, to be located at Eighty second and Glison streets, Port land, was awarded by the state board of control Tuesday to the land on a bid of $105,148. Tkere were seven bidders for this con tract. The plumbing and heating contract was awarded to Fox and company of Portland on a bid of $28,500. Eleven bids were enter ed for this contract. Of the $107, 134 appropriated by the legisla ture for this institution $17,227 remains for the purchase of fur niture and equipment. The grounds on which the institution will be located tost the state $12,500. WANT REDUCTION OF ARMAMENTS WIDENED Washington, Dec. 14. (By As sociated Press.) A request that President Harding seek to broaden the scope of the naval limitation agreement so as to include a lim itation on construction of smaller types of war vessels and on mili tary and naval air craft, Is in cluded in the annual naval bill as reported in by the house ap propriations committee. PLANES SEARCHING FOR LOST AVIATORS FALL El Paso, Texas, Dec. 14. Three of the five airplanes which left San Antonio, Tuesday evening, to join in the search for the missing aviators, Colonel Marshall and Lieutenant Webber, arrived here yesterday afternoon. The two oth er planes fell on their way here, It was anounced today at head quarters of the twelfth observa tion squadron. FOBD OWNERS LOOK Have your Ford painted for Xmas. Surprise your friends. We are running a special on Fords during December only. Don 't miss this unusual od portunity. KELIANCE AUTO PAINTING CO. 219 State, cor. Front St Second Floor $3,000,000 FOR ASTORIA SOUGHT J. C. Perry, president of the chamber of commerce, is in receipt of a telegram from Astoria, urging the cooperation ot the Salem chamber In presenting to congress the necessity of government aid to Astoria, to the extent of $3,000,- D00. The telegram recites the story of the calamity that has overtaken the city, and the immediate need of help from the federal govern ment for funds 'to reconstruct the streets of the city. Congress Asked for Sum. Washington, Dec. 14. A reso lution for immediate appropriation of $3,000,000 to relieve fire suf ferers of Astoria, Or., was intro duced Wednesday by Senator Mc Nary, Oregon. The resolu tion, which was referred to the appropriations committee, would authorize the secretary of war to distribute food and other supplies to the needy and also to take tem porary Sanitary measures. 17 OREGON GRID MEN WIN LETTER AWARDS Universitjr of Oregon, Eugene, Dec. 14. (Special.) 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