Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-29
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Percy A. Cupper. state engineer, is
Portland on business today
Dr.. s. C. Stone will be found at Ty- /,
II y Drug Store, 157 South CONNER.
ial street.
Mrs. Robert De Armand, of Inde-
eiidence, was Salem visitor yester-
ay.
olive Thomas in upstairs and
,owh" at the Oregon Friday and
zoo
DR.. w. Kuykehdall Of Eugene spent
Tuesday in Salem calling on friends
!. the capitol.
Billie Burke in Sadie Love" anoth
,r. Larry Senon comedy and high
.lass vaudeville at the Oregon sun
lay and Monday. 2o6*
II. w. MdfSterS VI ToIeitiiu' ioA.i
arly county judge of Douglas county,
was a business visitor at the capitol
Tuesday.
Mrs. B R. Perkins. who has been
confined in the. Salem hospital since
the death of her baby, Friday even
ing, October 10, is improving and eX-
poets to leave the hospital within
few days.
Escaping serious damage, car
owned by the state industrial accident
commission and one driven by John
Minnickel of 230 North High street,
collided yesterday afternoon, the only
harm done, being a couple of smash
ed tenders.
The annual meeting of the Western
Walnut Growers association will be
held in the Multnomah hotel, Port
land, on November II and 13. knigh'
IL. Pearcy, secretary-treasurer OF the
organization, is arranging for an un'
usually interesting program. One O.
1.-THE speakers expected to attend is Z
I; A. Reed, nut expert of the unite{
States department of agriculture.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Plinsky, &C
1companied by their daughter. Mis-
Anna Plinsky. left recently for Lo
| Angeles where they will spend tn
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Plinsky wel'
formerly of the Capital hotel, an
/ Miss Plinsky is graduate nurse Q
Willamette Sanatorium. The Califor
MIA TRIP was made because of tn
Il health of Miss Plinsky
Police here Wednesday were adm
in the search for the robbers OF
Southern Pacific car last night, nea
Portland. when much ladies and men
wearing apparel was taken. The shel
iff also was requested by Portland pr
: lice and railroad operatives, to be 9
the lookout for persons who might !
attempting to sell the stolen goods.
$ Jimmy Marr, son of Mr.. and MY
John Mari has sent word that ne III
: been assigned to Ten days duty
washington, d. c. a8d expects to r
Iceiye his discharge at the end OF tn
f time. Mr.. Marr hopefully states tn
d he may be able to eat Thanksgivii
n dinner at home. He has been In e
e navy for the past two and a M
wears with the rank of Paymaster a.
has participated in a number OF !
n teresting adventures.
a Application was filed Tuesday WI
II State Engineer Cupper by Genoa
y Hackett of Tillamook for the app
~ rriation of water from an unnan
tributary of Trask river for a sAl
e. power development Chas. Kunze,
81 A Schultze and J. j. Rupp OF III
ld mok have made application Tor
20 al propriation of water from an |
framed tributary of Nehalem river
domestic purposes and small poV
ne development.
he Newton Vandalism, state dlrec
OF for vocational education lett to'
ON his second tour of the state Tor
purpose of visiting schools conou
he ling classes in vocational tram
of This tour will include the towns
to lSilyerton, Albany, Astoria, La Graz
n and Portland in addition to those
ty, tied before. Allotment OF the 81
ng and federal funds provided under
ma smith Hughes act for the purpoFe
ed C.; rrying on vocational educatloh w
in Twill be made on this tour.
a
he c. A. Davidson, director ol
w. lscilool band in the city, is asking
'er, Students, from the fifth gram
Grade to the senior high school,
have orchestra or band instrun
= al home, to take lessons prepara
rod Ito Joining the band which VIII
IN formed in the near future. Accor'
n to the musical instructors, more
,1i- ltcrest is being manifested in m
Sc this year than at any previous c
the land the promise of an aecompih
ant band is extraordinarily good.
400 = g,
1,fo Word has been received in 81
op- OF the death Oh ueorse os
F Portland, formerly resident Oh
of lcitv. He was the eldest son OF
80 late Jack Brown, and a brothe
-rea Mrs Andrew c. Brey and Al Br
Mr. Brown, printer by trade, VIZ
one time employed in the ofl1ee
III the willamette Farmer, the lea
Ill agricultural organ on the IA
AN coast in the '70s. He married