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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1927)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1927 PAGE TWELVE AUT01STS FAIL TO OBSERVE BUS LOADING ZONES With violator! of the ordinance providing lor bus loading cones In th downtown area being "tagged" by the wholesale yesterday and to day and pouring Into Uie police court to tell their troubles and offer their alibis to Judge Poulson. it was evident today that some ad justments must be made before the ordinance can be successfully en forced. Pointing out that the painted erub stripes for the busses have not been designated as "no parking" lows, that the parking lines on the pavement have not yet been re moved, and that the "one hour" parking signs still stand before the loading zones, all of which offer possible excuses for offenders, Judge Paulson was today following policy of reprimanding violators and advising them to go jorin ano sin not so much. The police are continuing their "tagging" activities, and are pre' paring to close down on the bus drivers who do not draw their ve hicles close In to the curbs and out of the traffic. Complaints that the bus drivers are not pulling In close to the curbs out In the residence districts, but are stopping wherever It best suits their convenience, are OLD SKETCHES SHOWN IN PARIS Paris CP) Three centuries of opera costumes and scenery are be Jug shown at the Paris Opera. Min iature stage settings by eminent ar tists, made In the days when they were little known, are grouped now In the museum and library of the National Academy of Music and Dance as the government opera is called. A portrait of the composer Wag ner, made ten years after his death by the great French painter, Renoir, Is among the treasures of the exhi bition. Sketches of costumes for many operas, long buried in the archives, have been dusted off and records earched to determine exactly who made them. There are scores of works, signed and unsigned by Boucher, Bocquet, Be rain, Ceccri, Hubert, Robert, and many others, some of whom have been forgotten In the art world. COURT HAS MEET Bt. Paul, Nov. 21 The Victoria court of Women's Catholic Order of Forresters met for the regular monthly session at the home of Mrs. E. C. Davidson yesterday after noon. A good number attended the meeting. A lunch was served by Mrs. Davidson during the afternoon. TESTS REPEATED Oervals, Nov. 21 Dr. Warren examining physician of the health center was In Oervals Frldny after noon to examine those taking the diptherla immunization, finding about 20 per cent which did not take and will be given again at a future dote. 12 LB. TURKEY WITH EVERY BRIDGE - BEACH RANGE AND CIRCULATOR SOLD BEFORE THANKSGIVING YOUR OLD RANGE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE Um Tour Credit Member Commercial Associate Inc., Largest Furniture Uuying Organization in the.U. 8. NEWS BRIEFS While the population within the territorial limits wnicn emorace Germany' Is trlay one-tenth greater than 20 years ago, the number of workers has Increased nearly 40 per cent, according to official figures. Just given out. nUc Motion picture allows are being Is given by the government In small towns of Italy, several auto trucks, with projectors and a screen which may be quickly erected out of doors, making regular tours of the country. Austria has 2.917 miles of rail roads and operates for private In terests 888 miles of additional track, according to the first government report following establishment of the Austrian Federal Railways as an autonomous concern, which has Just appeared. well While dismantling ft war tank that had been ft favorite place of could play for hundreds of children, work men at Battery Park, Glasgow, nar rowly missed being hit by bullets from cartridges that had been sec reted there during the World War. GLATTS ARE HOSTS FOR CARD PARTY Woodburn, Nov. 21. Mrs. John A. Otatt was the guest of honor at a "500" party which was given by her son and wife, Mr.- and Mrs. Ray Glatt at their home on Montgomery street yesterday evening to celebrate her birthday. A feature of the re freshments was the time honored birthday cake with lighted candles. The guests, all of whom were re latives of the guest of honor, were Mr. and Mrs. John A. Glatt, Mr. and Mrs. Aclolph Glatt. of Wood burn, Mr. and Mrs. John Dimmer of of of Tacoma: Mrs. Joseph Erbsland, Mr. and Mrs. George Gooding, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gooding. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gooding and Pred Dentle of Aurora: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Da vidson, Miss Alice Davidson. Miss Zella Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Laur W. home ence Gooding, Miss Erma Gooding, Miss Loretta Gooding, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gooding. Mr. Bert Gooding, Mr. John Gooding, Mr. and Mrs. Will Gooding. Miss Marie Gooding and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davidson of St. Paul: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Good ing of Portland, and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Glatt. Bladder Weakness If Bladder Weakness, Getting Up Nights, Backache, Burning or Itch ing sensation, leg or groin pains make you leel old i.ijjjjujiI tired, pepless. and worn out why not. """ make the Oytex 48 " Vyetex Hour Test? Don't C wait Don't give up. J t".i',.;T, Oct Cystrx today. C " ""' Put It to a 8 hour; I jsTfSSi test. Money back lf "iT you c'on't soon feel" i like new, full off pep, with pains al-rUttimY levlnted. Try CvnlrKSX3C today., uniy. fiue. IKV'S DltUO STORE If sold at a Drug Store. We Have It. 280 N. Commercial St. tp vr w WGODBURN HI JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SUCCESS Woodburn. Nov. 21. The Junior .f t K. Wrvwthiirn htffh school to be congratulated upon the ex cellent presentation of "Whose Lit tle Bride Are You?" a farce come dy In three acts by Edith Ellis., which was given In the high school ; auditorium Friday and Saturday nights. I The plot centered around several cases of mistaken Identity and the ( entire performance was full of fun , and ludicrous situations, which kept the audience In an uproar until the final curtain. The characters were! sustained, the action snappy and the lines perfect and the cos tumes and setting were all that be desired. A packed house greeted the first performance with the second night almost equally well attended. Music by the high school orchestra pre ceded the play and clever specialties were Introduced between the cur tains. The play was under the di rection of Miss Ruth E. Ross and a capable staff. The cross receipts amounted to about $250. M'NEALS PAItKNTS Marlon, Nov. 21 Mr. and Mrs. George McNeal of Aumsvllle are the parents of a daughter named Ruth Ethel Mr. and Mrs. McNeal were former residents of this place. Following compilation of statistics showing that the expectation of life in that country Is 62 years for men and 65 years for women, New Zea land claims to be the healthiest country In the world. Woodburn, Nov. 21 Ray Durant Oakland, Calif., arrived the last the week to visit his father, L. Durant, who Is very 111 at his on Young street. DANCE Special! Cole McElroy and his Spanish Ball Room Dance Band CRYSTAL Tues. Nov. 22 umar 'Baking Charge No Interest tV X" liT I -i.TTW Never Before Have We Been Able to Offer Such a Variety . Of Tempting Foods for Thanksgiving Grain Fed Young Oregon Turkeys, Ducks, Chicken-Capons, Prize Winning Beef and Loads of Fresh Vegetables, Fruits, Nuts, Mince Meat with that Real Rum Flavor Raisins, Figs, Oh! 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