Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-22


day business men of the city We're
being notified personally to attend the
luncheon, and one of the biggest
gatherings ever TO come to the lunch
cons is expected Monday.
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ilton furniture store. 277e,
f. A. Elliott, state forester, is in
Portland today attending a. session of
the airplane committee of the West
ern Forestry and Conservation con-
gress of which he is a member.
Carl Shoemaker, state game war
den, Senator Bell and Representative
Bean and F. L. Armitage of Eugene
were state capitol visitors today in
conference with Governor Olcott rel
alive to game farm problems.
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ilton furniture store. PITS
Under the direction of Reverend j..
r. Buck, the young mel of st. JOS
eph's parish have been organized in
to an athletic association, and are
having regular meetings for the fur
therance of their plan. Three classes
have been organized. Boys from five
to twelve years will be known as the
cadets; boys from IL to IS, as boy
scouts, and young men of is and over
will be active members of the organ
ization. The cadets and scouts will be
trained along military lines, and will
be prepared for reception into the
regular boy scout order. Meetings are
held daily, and a great deal of en-
thusiasm is being shown in the pro-
ject. Reverend L.. j.. Derouin, assisted
by w. G. Niemeyer, are in active lead
ership of the classes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. JAM, were Salem
visitors last evening, motoring in from
their home at Central Howell.
A special meeting of the Hal Bib
bard Auxiliary u. S. w. ". will be
held at the armory at eight o'clock
Monday evening. Business of impor-
lance will be discussed. and all MEM
bers are urged to be on hand.
Glen Unruh, Justice of the peace,
today was named administrator Of the
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the larger auXiiiaries yet to be re-
ceived, the complete report of. the
Third Red Cross Roll Call will be
sent in to headquarters next week, and
the campaign definitely closed. The
the many workers for their generous
efforts to bring the Willamette Chap
ster quota to a high standard, and the
subscribers who responded to the APP
peal for funds. A vote of thanks is
its support of the Roll Call.
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Peter G.. Schmidt, who manage the
Appleju end of the Phez company, is
here from Tacoma, visiting his broth
er, Paul Schmidt, of the LOU depart
is accompanied by Tom Kenny, also
of the Tacoma offices.
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Tourists from Puyallup, Washing
ton, w. H. Paulhamus and A.. E.
,Bartel are spending the week end in
Salem. They were joined this morn
ing by w. r. Scott Of Albany. :
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A party composed of A.. B. Gritty,
Mrs. A. E. Chitty and F. A. Terry mo-
,tored from Portland this morning and
will spend the. week end with friends