Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-06


MIA, where he will spend the winte
as the guest of his sons in Los Ange
les and San Francisco.
The funeral services of Bernard A
Nathan, for more than 40 years
resident of Gervais, who died at hi
home here Tuesday at the age of Z.
years, were held this morning from
the Gervais Catholic church.
Harry Percy, associated with Perc,
brothers, and ]. w. Maruny, presiden
OF the Salem floral society, motore,
to Corvallis today to decorate the Per
cy brothers fruit display at the Cor
Wallis horticultural show.
Oneida Community Silver unob
tainable. The Rexall company coult
not furnish us with silverware and
we viii be unable to supply as adver
tlsed in our sale bills Perry's drus
store. 263'
T. Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Guthrie o.
Portland spent Tuesday in Salem. Be
side being an attorney Mr.. Guthrie i.
connected with line of theaters thru
out the valley, and was in town or
business concerning them.
W. G. Dibble and w. G. Franklin
owners of a bulb farm on the Wal
lace road, have received a shipment
| OF 10000 tulip and daffodil bulbs
|
for their own planting. The bulbs
We're held on the docks at New Yorl
for four weeks because of the long
shoremen strike in the east.
| 1t was reported to the police last
night that a woman, driving a cal
ran into a woodpile, escaping, how
ever with no personal injuries anC
with but slight damage to the automo-
bile. Hereafter, in accordance with
a city ordinance, all wood piles must
display a lighted lantern after dark
or the owners will be prosecuted.
| Plans for the bazaar to be given
next Friday, November IA. by the
members of the Presbyterian church
were developed at a committee meet
ing yesterday afternoon. The bazaar
which is an annual event in the
church, will be one of the big fall af-
falrs this year. Among the many in
teresting features will be the cafeteria
supper, served by the women of the
congregation in the evening.
| Mrs. Devier Ely direct from the
standard Fashion Co. of New York.
VIII be at the Gale & Company store
for several days to assist the women
of Salem and vicinity in their sewing
problems. Mrs. Ely is one of the
artists" of the country in this line
OF work having made it her profession
for. the last seventeen years, during
which period she has visited here on
several occasions 263*
according to number of tractor
statesmen, who met by chance in the
Bilgh hotel last evening, tractor firms
are receiving more orders for their
products than they can fill. The fol-
lowing tractor men were guests in
the city yesterday: l. c. Bracken, of
the International Harvester COM
pany; Clifford Harol, Fordson; ]. B.
McFall, La Crosse Happi-Farmer: J.
f. Foley Moline company; L. r. Wat
ers, j. |. Case company.
Chlef of Police Varney this morn
ing issued explicit instructions to his
OFFICERS to observe the provision in
the city charter relative to obstruc-
IONS on sidewalks. The policemen
were told to cause the arrest of any
persons violating the charter bv leav-
ing distractions on the sidewalks.
Attention of the police were called to
This particular phase of the charter
a1ter several complaints of a certain
market second hand store and
grocer leaving crates and boxes on
the sidewalk had been received.
The annual jubilee praise meetino o.
OF the Women's Missionary society of
the PRESBYTERIAN church will be held
Ill the church parlors tomorrow after
noon at ESQ o'clock. A splendid mus
lcal program has been arranged and
several interesting readings will he
oenvered. An enjoyable feature of the
aStherlng will be the reading OF let
ters from former members of the So
ciely, which will be followed by a So
clal hour All the members are 20
quested to attend and special invi-
tation Is issued to the other women of
the church, particularly the elder
ones.
Inc Literature section of the Sa-
iem Art league will meet in the pub
TIC library Friday evening of this
week. Professor Rentfro, professor of
English in the university will speak
10 both groups at seven O'Clock in the
educational room, on THE history of
.he snort story" The study to be fol-
lowed for the first weeks is the stud,,
.. tne short story. Just what the plan
OF study shall be. .and whether the
.eilihg or the short story shall he
,aken up at the same time is tn ba
decided at this time All who are in
'eIeseed IN the course are invited tn
attend this meeting whether or nat
.ney nave yet kesome members of
the league.
Inc following program is being fol-
iowed in the classes of Miss Ada Ross
N Inc Washington school durin.
better speech week." Mondav-ex-
pianation of better speech week
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