Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-01
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Il On motion Of the plaintiff, order wa:
issued yesterday in the circuit court by
Judge Bingham dismissing the suit Of
Falk, Wormser & Company, versus Hen
: lry Thomas and c. f. Yeager. Suit was
: dismissed without costs to either par.
/: ty.
A decree of divorce was granted in
the circuit court yesterday dissolving
the matrimonial ties between Nellie
Jones and her husband, John Jones, and
giving the former 500 per month ali
mony until further decree of Judge
Bingham.
An enthusiastic rally was held in
chapel this morning at willamette uni
verslty in preparation for the basket
ball game tomorrow evening when the
! Multnomah Athletic club will meet the
local university quintette on the home
floor. Multnomah defeated University
of Oregon SO to 10 at the beginning of
the season and Willamette defeated the
latter 27 to 10 last Saturday. Both
teams are evenly matched and q fast
game is expected.
Cooked food and bread and pies will
be for sale at the Salem Superfluity
shop tomorrow. This is the last week the
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ceeds will go to the Y. W. G. A. war
work campaign fund. An effort will be
made to dispose of the articles on hand
in the shop tomorrow at "bargain
prices" The shop will be closed next
Monday and Tuesday and public auc-
tion will be held Wednesday night at
which time the entire effects of the
shop will be disposed of to the highest
bidder.
The fact that many farmers of the
valley are in need of spring seed wheat
while others have seed suitable for SOW
ing in excess of their individual needs.
the Salem Commercial club purposes to
act as a clearing house for information
to both buyer and seller. To that end the
club earnestly requests all farmers of
the valley having suitable seed to sell
to list it with the club Immediately,
stating variety and location of the
wheat. All persons needing seed should
also list with the club the amount and
the variety desired. White Salem Com
mercial club, or phone 302.
.
The following applicants successfully
I a n L inn
by the Oregon Board of Pharmacy at
Portland: VIM. c. Orcutt, Ontario, O-e.; !
VIM. E. Meyers, Portland; R. A. Fos-
ter, Portland; Claud M. Hutchins, Banks
Gustaye r. johnson, Portland; Franklin |
G. Rinehart, La Grande; A. W. Schad-t
Ter, Portland; G. A. Paulson, Bremen
ton; Geo. Ferguson, Union; Richard H. |
Smith, Portland; Fred M. Curry, Corval-
ms; Fred T. Snowberger, Corvallis; |
Floyd l.. Osburne, Amity; Harry N.
Hewett, Halfway; c. II. Mathis, Amity;
Harry N. White, Glenn A. Parr, Fred |
L. Peterson, II. E. Carrouth, of the U.
s. army; VIM. Hamilton and E. Strup-
ler, of Portland.
Enquiry among several fruit growers
around Salem today developed the fact
that no uneasiness is felt among them
as to any injury resulting to the fruit
crop for the coming year by the pres
mt spell of cold weather. While buds
Lave been swelling in many places for
some time they are not considered far
,nough along at present to have been
injured by the freeze of Wednesday
light. Loganberry growers state the
vines are not far enough along to be
ujured at present. The only damage
which may result would be from hard
5reeze which might come later after
he sap had risen in the prune and fruit
rees. The weather is moderating today
md it is not probable the snow which
ct during the night will remain long
lnder the rain which has been falling
he greater part of the day. +
The illustrated lecture by Professor
frederick Dunn Wednesday evening at (
he public library was attended by one
# the largest audiences which have
ver gathered at the auditorium of the S
library building. Every available scat ]
vas occupied as was also practically
very foot of standing room. The toy ic !
reated was Rome, the subject being IL
ustrated with high class eolored slides. !
hose who heard and saw the lecture s
ronounee it about the best of anything
ney have ever seen along this line. lr.
unn was introduced by Kenneth Pow I
+, president OF the Latin club at the
alem high school. The next number of
he course viii be IN illustrated lecture