Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
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c. c. Chapman, editor of the Ore
gon Voter. Portland. was in from his
ranch at Arnity. this morning getting
his desk at the state house cleared
for action when the special session
convenes here next month.
Last minute gift choosing is a pleas
ure here. The reason is simple-our
stocks are those from which a man
would delight to choose for himself
|-Neckwear. hosiery scarfs. gloves.
shirts, mems jewelry and scores of
other pleasing gifts These make in
stant appeal to the man who appreci-
ates practical gifts and there is a
good variety for your selection. Come
here for your last minute gifts. They
will surely please. Schei's, 344 State
street. 3O2s
MIL City schools were able to con-
tinue their work without interruption
during the recent cold weather ac-
cording to Miss Nellie Albee, a teach
er in the Mill City schools and who
was in Salem Monday. Miss Albee re-
ports much heavier fall of snow at
Mill City and also that the mercury
was a bit lower but due to the fore
sight Of the school management in
keeping the school furnaces going
day and night the pipes were pre-
vented from freezing and comfort
able temperature was maintained in
the school rooms. 4''iss
After an illness of several days, Nor
bert Hirekerson, 10 months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. i. Hirsekeron, 1345
d street, died at the family home Fri
day evening. The funeral will be held
at the chapel Of the W. T. Rigdon COM
pany Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Burial win be in City View cemetery.
Emphasis on the fact that the stores
in the city will maintain the usual clos
ing hoars during the holiday season =
close at . during the week and at q
o'clock Saturday--is being made by the
Business MEMS League The stores will
close at 9 o'clock Christmas eve
One OF the biggest fines ever i'm
posed by Police Judge Race for being
drunk and disorderly was assessed
from Ray Jones Saturday afternoon.
Jones was arrested in local restaur-
ant after he had created disturb
ance by liquor inspired roudyism. M.
d. Wyne, also said to have been drink
ing, was arrested with Jones, but was
released by Judge Race.
Herbert s. Num-, state highway en-
gineer, and r. e: Klein, secretary Of
the state highway commission, return
ed this morning after an absence of
two weeks in the east during which
he attended the convention of the Ma
tional association Of highway commits
sioners and engineers at Louisville,
KY. and visited Washington, and
New York city on business connected
with highway work. Oregon and the
west Jared exceedingly we'll at the ma
tional convention, they state, and ex-
press confidence in even more gener-
Gus federal aid in road construction
work in this section in the future
than has been accerded4in the past.
Two declarations Of citizenship have
been filed in the office of County
Clerk U G. Boyer. Isabelle Miller of
3s5 north Summer street, Salem, de-
sires to become a citizen of the Unit |
ed States. Mrs Miller is a native of
Caithness, Scotland and came to the
United States in 1910.
The second declaration was filed
by John Schumacher, now a resident
Of Mill, City butlfwho was born in
Lunden, Germany. Schumacher arriv-
ed in the United States June 10, 1891.
Word has been received in Salem |
hat Miss Orletta Krause. who has
been attending Columbia University in |
New York, will return to her home in |
Portland in the near future, and re-
'ume her professional duties. Miss
krause is a niece OF Mrs. r. J. Hen
aricks' cf this city, and is very well
Known among social circles.