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

Dance at armory tonight. PTS
Tonight dance at new Auburn hall.
See this line up of musicians, Mrs.
Hunt, piano; Wroten, violin; Pabst,
drums. Salem's best five piece orches-
ira. 277s
DIR. G. F. Holt, who has been at
tending the Northern Baptists CONVEX
ton in Chicago, returned home yes
terday after an absence of two weeks.
He visited his son, William Holt, in
Minneapolis, and was the guest of
friends in Waterloo, Iowa, on the way
home.
The Moore Multiple Exhaust, an ex-
elusive Lexington feature, takes the
overlap out of exhausts, increases
power, saves gasoline. Drop around
to The b.. & C, Motor Co., 256-5S
State, and see this enemy to trap
ped gas" 277*
John r.. Wyatt, 2S, a machinist at
Silverton, arrested Friday morning by
City Marshall Yates on Information
from Sheriff Needham charging him
with attacking a IA veal old girl,
pleaded not guilty when arraigned in
Judge Unruh's court Friday afternoon
His hearing was set for Monday at
two o'clock. The assault is said to
have been committed the night of No
vember 8.
The Moore Multiple Exhaust. an ex-
elusive feature with the Lexington
Minute Man Six, gains one fifth in
power, which means a saving of one
fifth in the cost of gasoline. Let The
B. & G. Motor company, 256-58 State
explain this system to you. 277*
Among the attorneys appearing be-
fore the supreme court on business
Friday were the following from Port
land, Writ Mason, Jas, G. Wilson,
Wilson 7. Hume, o. A. Neal, Ralph
r. Duniway, Geo. Modry and E. F..
Bernard.
Otto Hartwig of Portland, a mem
her of the state board of cancellation,
was a capitol visitor Friday relative
Ito making arrangements for head
quarters for the board in one of the
state buildings.
Sam A. Kozer. deputy secretary of
state; Don H. Upjohn, private secre-
tary to Governor Olcott, and r. f.
Loo Gfaina. ryorln fsf %k.a es<afo rx,;s.
on, metored to Portland Friday eve
ming bent on viewing the livestock ex-
position.
The body of Mrs. Nellie Monteich
.Ritchie, 81, who passed away in a To-
cal hospital yesterday afternoon, was
shipped to Albany today by the Webb
& Clough undertaking company. Fun
eral services will be held there.
Funeral services for John Keish-
nick, II. who died at his home two
miles east Of Ankeny Bottom Thurs
day, was held at the home at four
o'clock this afternoon. Burial was in
the cemetery e Ankeny Bottom IN
der the direction of Webb & Clough,
u~ndertakers. Keishniek is survived by
his wife, M daughter, Emelia and
n brother, Robert.
Lexington touring cars, while made
for five passengers, have two auxiliary
seats in the %tonneau, for emergency
use. Its equipment is complete-motor
meter, engine driven tire pump, non
glare headlight lenses, and other
items ordinarily listed as extras. The
B. & c. Motor Co., 256-5S State, in
vites your most critical inspection.
277*
The ladies of the Three Link club
n their husbands, were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Simeral last evening. Refreshments
were served and a pleasant evening of
informal enjoyment spent.
There will be a social hour In the
Y. w. G. A. rooms on North Liberty
street tomorrow afternoon at four
o'clock. A short program, followed by
a light luncheon will be features of
the hour. 1t has been decided by Y.
w. G. A.. officials to make this social
hour ar event of each week during
the winter.
HI. ]. Hildeburn of Roseburg, high
way contractor, called on Herbert S.
Num-, state highway engineer, Friday
relative to the work in Douglas coun-
ty. Hildeburn, who has the contract
for the Canyonville cutoff job states
that he is ready to begin work on this
highway as soon as the court decides
the injunction suit which is now pend
ing in an effort to force the commits
sion to change the route to include
the town of Riddle. |
After the business session of the
Pythian Sisters last Tuesday evening,
the knights of Pythias and the Sis
tiers gave an informal reception in
honor of Miss Irene st. Helen. who
left Thursday for New York where
she will make her home. Ruth Tuck
err, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothea
Nichols, rendered a vocal solo and
Miss Esther Davies contributed a pi-
ano selection to the program. Miss
st. Helens was presented with a Pyth-
ian Sister min nv hpr lOdoa acoaciatac