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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1929)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1929 NEARLY HALF OF . M COMPANY AT ANNUAL DINNER of Portland, spoke of the annual GRUNDY TAXES SENATE SEAT AFTER YEARS ington by a special delegation In order that they might be admitted at the outset of Thursdays session and the oath of office administered, giving to Pennsylvania lta full quo ta of two senators for the first time since March 4, 1827. But opposition, however weak, was brewing. Senator Nye, repub lican. South Dakota, was the au thor of a resolution framed to pre vent Grundy's admission on virtu ally the same grounds that consti tuted the basis for Vares exclusion, the circumstances of the Pennsyl vania state primary campaign of 192. Most of those who were prominent in the fight against Vare, could see no valid objection to seating Grundy. His appointment they regarded as entirely legal, consti tutional and one that must be hon ored. From all Indications, Nye was decidedly on the losing side of the controversy. Although Grundy has been con- tent throughout a lifetime devoted largely to the advancement of the republican party in both state and nation to remain quietly In the background, word came with the announcement that he would be- a candidate for election to the senate in the primaries to be held In Penn sylvania next spring. Vare also will be a candidate and It is possible that former Governor G Li ford Pin chot may enter the contest. Whenever tariff legislation has been pending in congress, Grundy with hts shock of white hair and easy-going geniality has been a familiar figure at the capltol. There he is known variously as "Old Joe," "Uncle Joe," and sometimes as "the high priest of tariff protection," depending upon the tariff views of the legislators supplying the pseu known friend of the school has do nated 75 to be used In a prize con test for songs of a more rollicking nature. "Alma Mater." hymns are taboo Dallas Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Moore of Dallas, are the parent of a son, born at the Dallas hos pital Tuesday regimental reunion which will be held at the armory beginning at 1:90 o'clock Saturday night. The reunion Is being held In Salem this year to attract many of the men In the different valley companies outside of Portland. Reading of the company roster was by Captain Roy Neer, of Port land. Members of the company stood In silence In memory of the IS men who failed to return home from overseas, short talks were given by General Oeorge A. White; Captain Conrad Straffrin, of Dal las, and Lieutenant Paul Wallace, of Salem. Upon adjournment mem bers were guests of the Salem box ing commission for the bouts on the main floor of the armory. The reunion Saturday will be featured by vaudeville supplied by Archie Holt with Harry Plant In chfliye of the dinner. with the donor. He wants football marches and songs of the "Boolo boola" type. donym. TOPS, CURTAINS, AUTO CLASS, ENCLOSURES HAIK8 TOP BODY SHOP 267 8. Commercial Street ruONB S.t OFFERS PRIZE GRID SONG NOT HYMN-LIKE Boston (IP) Because he believes there are too many hymns in the Boston University song book an un RAIN DAMAGES ROAD Donald The hard rains washed out a new fill two miles west of here. J. H. Miller and his road Forty per cent of the original Salem contribution to Co. M of the Washington W) Joseph R. Grun dy, In whose scheme jf things a high protective tariff cornea just after religion, stood Thursday wlth lng the ranks of the legislators of Capitol Hill, after a quarter of a 112nd Infantry attended the annual dinner at the armory Wednesday evening on the 12th anniversary of crew repaired the damage on Mon day and the road to open for travel. the unit aaillng for service over- raL It was decided to hold the banquet at the same place next year on December 11. Paul Hendricks presided as toastmaster. - Moving pictures taken prior to Co. Ms erxtarklng for camp from here In 1917 were shown by Archie Holt. James Alexander, president of the 162nd Infantry association, century of intimate but unofficial association with them. Grundy, a republican, was desig nated by Governor Pisher of Penn sylvania to fill the seat In the sen ate which the members of that body considered William 8. Vare unqual ified to held. SEE Credentials were rushed to Wash PAf.R SIXTEEN i Starts Tomorrow The most important blanket event of the year 100 PERFECT BLANKETS lr 2 100 Perfect Pendleton Blankets The above illustration depicts exactly, the patterns of this gorgeous assortment of blankets sent us by our mill. To assist in making this month the greatest Christmas blanket month in our history pur mill has authorized us to put, these blankets on sale at the prices listed below. Here is your chance to buy the gift of gifts at a saving of many dollars. All these blankets are packed in individual boxes and wrapped in tissue paper. See them tomorrow! 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