Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-21

De Impossible otherwise Tor the can
vassers TO reach. The drive is expect
ed to continue until the end of She
year.
Big manufacturers sale and dem
o~nstration Saturday at Peoples Cash
store. See our ad in this paper. 276*
Edward N. Coffee, "a, and Walter
Larson, "a. San Francisco men. who
three days pending investigation of
their suspected participation. in the
Centralia armistice day murders, were
released this morning after thorough
questioning by Deputy Sheriff Pres
ton Mcdonald and j. c. Hampe. rep
resentative OF the C%entralia post of
the American legion, in the city Jail
last night, it was decided thai the pair
had no part in the massacre, and their
release ordered.
Big manufacturers sale and DEM
onstration Saturday at Peoples Cash
store. See our ad in this paper. 276*
The Salem War Mothers will hold
a meeting in the Commercial club
auditorium tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock, to which all war mothers,
whether enrolled in the chapter or
not, are invited. Mrs. John Carson,
who attended the national convention
of war mothers in Washington, d. c.,
during September, will give a report
of the convention. Meetings of the or
ganization have been suspended for
the past few weeks, and the work will
be resumed with renewed interest.
Portland is attending to interests in
Salem today.
Big manufacturers sale and dem
onstration Saturday at Peoples Cash
store. See our ad in this paper. 276*
Charles Burggraf Of Albany is
among the out of town visitors in the
capital city today.
Big manufacturers sale and DEM
onstration Saturday at Peoples Cash
store. See our ad in this paper. 2T6*
Jacksonville is the oldest city in
is in Salem today on business affairs.
Big manufacturers sale and DEM
o%nstration Saturday at Peoples Cash
store. See our ad in this paper. 276"
At it's regular meeting in the Ma
sonic Temple this week. Chadwick
chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
had as it's guests, representatives
from the chapters in Donald, Stayton
and Turner. A banquet was served
and a well rendered program was en-
joyed.
Big manufacturers sale and dem
on%stration Saturday at Peoples Cash
store. See our ad in this paper. 2T6@
Billings, Mont, was represented on
the register of the Marion hotel to-
day by J. w. Bearer.
The bazaar held recently at the
First Presbyterian church, was one
of the most successful in the history
of the parish. The women of the
church had charge Of the entire af-
and a cafeteria luncheon was
each evening. A net profit of
$50 was realized from the bazaar.
Gerald Kneeves, a resident of Wood
burn, was in Salem yesterday on a
business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer o. Warner of
visited friends in Salem yester-
day. They returned to their home to-
day.
If three mel who signified their in
of becoming citizens of the
United States today at the court
house carry out their plans, Canada,
and Finland will be short
countrymen. The men are, Marion
Benjamin Thomas, 35, Canada; John
Anderson Nymer, 23, Finland, and
Carl John Peterson, 81, Sweden.
On motion of attorneys for Harry
L. Hart the case against Adam ORGY,
w. J. Bishop and the Oregon Elec-
trio company was dismissed by Dis
Judge Bingham today. Hart. was
suing the company and Mr.. ORGY and
Mr.. Bishop for alleged failure to ex-
ecute a contract governing the hand
ling of a large quantity of hops.
With logan berry growers from all
parts of the county and many curios-
ity seekers thronging department No.
l, of district court, the trial of the
company against the Salem Fruit
Union and SS loganberry growers be-
gan at 10 o'clock this morning before
Judges Kelly and Bingham. Much of
the morning was taken up in admoni-
ton of the jury, and the plaintiff was
it's case this afternoon. .
III. j. Hildebrand, a resident of Rose
burg, is spending a brief visit with
city friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Holland of
Mont, are out of town guests
in the city today. Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
land are en- route from a trip in the
c. &. Rees, prominent Stayton resi-
dent and well known in Salem, is look
ing up old acquaintance today, while
IN a business visit in the city.
Children's hour at the public library
$500 - a