Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-27
All Around Town

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berg, died at a local hospital Satur-
lay afternoon. The body was taken to
he undertaking parlor's of the w. I.
Rigdon company, and was shipped to
Newberg Sunday morning for burial.
William Cavanaugh of Portland,
was at the Bligh yesterday.
Miss l.. Baker of Portland visited
with Salem friends Friday.
On a social trip to Salem, Mrs. E.
oberg of Hubbard registered at the
Argo hotel yesterday.
A. N. Downs was among the out of
town visitors in Salem Friday.
Mrs. George Matlock of Dallas is in
Salem today visiting with friends.
Prominent Falls City residents are
Mr. and Mrs. f. K Chaplin who spent
Friday in the capital city.
Lester Davis, cashier in the state
treasurers office, enjoyed day of
salmon fishing in Tillamook bay, Fri
day.
Funeral services for A. Ross Dole,
who died in this city last week from
the effects of pneumonia, will be held
at the chapel of the w. 7. Rigdon
company at 1880 p. m. Tuesday. The
Elks will have charge of the services,
at which Rev. II. c. Slower will Off
ciate. Burial will be in City View
cemetery.
The theft of 12-guage shot CUR
from his barn some time Friday eve
ming was reported to police Monday
by Henry Wolf, 525 North 18th stree
Wolf said that he had placed the guI
in the barn, and after an absence o
, about an hour, returned and found
gone.
The classes in art appreciation an
interior decorating will hold their sec
= ond meeting in the public library thi
evening. The classes are growing rap
: idly and a great deal of interest
being shown, particularly in the In
terror decorating.
Ben w WILLIAMS Of Portland,
|. Representative of the Red Cross, wa
: calling on old friends among stat
lcapital Officials and employees Satul
lday. Williams was at one time wit
y the state industrial accident commi
b sion, later joining the extension d.
lpartment of the University of Oregc
at Eugene.
Frank Flint of Salem, played tt
leading part in the Portland produ
ton of 1.-The Man Who Married
D Dumb Wife," presented by the st
as dents of Reed college last Friday. !
M. Leonard Botal, he did some We
clever acting in Anatole Francs
Of comedy. As curtain raiser for t
a long play, the students present
n ''How He Lied to Her Husband"
Bernard Shaw.
ne Finding that they could not get 81
b. ficient heat from their gas main
he heat water for the restaurant,
n White House proprietors Saturd
called on gas company officials to
move a contrivance, sold as e
en- saver" from their meter. The inst
as ment, peddled by group of men tt
ce. out the city last week, was placed
a a connection near the meter, cutt
ng down the flow of gas SO Ia perez
The troublesome apparatus was
moved and the usual efficiency of
ch gas service was revived. At the tt
US these agents came to Salem the Ca
ty, tai Journal published a story alb
his them, exposing their methods and
nature of the contrivance they
for sale. Due to this fact but few
led them were sold here.
,er,
to Word has been received that \
ids. N. A. Flegel and Mrs. Bailey, se'
ltary of the state Congress of mt
lers, will be here Thursday to conc
era the first eugenic test under the {
son pics of the Salem chapter of the {
pri- igress of mothers. This is in no '
hat contest, but amerely a test of
ice. child's mental and physical abb
nan and every mother is welcome to b
her children. 1t is hoped that not
the perfect children will be ente
,on- but those who are not as health,
amy they should be, as specialists in e
the lime of work will examine the ba
Mrs. and advise the mothers. The {
part mercial club has offered the ls
the use of its auditorium, and
tests will take place there.
ents The freshman class of the un
3 to sity held it's opening party of the
the Friday night in the new pavilio
JAM the fairgrounds. BY way of enter
rela- lment the students held track
in the pavilion arena, the comp
teams being formed according t.
CIV state of birth. Illinois won first
uild- La noints. while Ohio was sc
!. A with IA. Among the events were
will 40 and 100 yard dash; three i
. for race; sack race, wheelbarrow
The RELAY race, broad jump and stal
Calk lump. A jazz orchestra furnished
Isle for the occasion Preceding
track meet the pleasant evening
, pa opened by grand march AT the
state ciusion of the athletic events,
ester and doughnuts, and weiners and
If OF wiches were served. About one
rrest- red and forty students were pre-
after
The sophomore class of Villa
university held its first party
d son term Friday night in Masonic T
New parIors. To preyent any interv
lhxr tha frnsb the SonhomOre