Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-07

nesday noon. A select entertainment 4
has also been provided.
! e. L. Buchanan is agent in Marion I
and Polk counties for the National Life
Insurance Co., U. s. A. See him for a
full return premium policy on your
life, it's the only kind. Phone 1922
for interview. 267
| Professor Rentfro, professor of Eng
lish at Willamette university, will
preside at meeting of the literature
section of the Salem Art league this
evening, and will give a talk on the
short story
Thirty five members of the Salem
lodge of Artisans will motor to Wood
burn tonight to take part in the ini-
tiation ceremonies of twenty five new
candidates in the latter city. Wood
Eburn already has Furnishing MEM
Ebership.
Mrs. Benjamin r. Perkins, who has
tbeen confined at the Salem hospital
flor two weeks suffering a nervous
Ibreak down, has left that institution
land is now in the home of friends 1t
was announced today by Mr.. Per
kins that she would be able to receive
Iher many friends within a few days
Had the Prince of Wales asked n.
j. Sanford, Jr., this unforgiVabie
question, ''Where is Boston?" he
would have received all kinds of val
liable information about Bunker Hill
: and a few other points of interest
MI Sanford Bostonian accent and ALL
was guest last evening at the Bligh
hotel.
Persons who live in Hood River are
very lenent in their criticism OF
Adam and Eve They contend that if
the apples that grew in the Garden
q of Eden were of the Hood River va
4 riety, our first parents could scarcely
be blamed for eating them. c. *.
Marshall, who visited in Salem yes
t terday, halls from Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Cunning
and four children have been visiting
f at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. p
Hobbs. Mrs Cunning and Mrs. Hobbs
Il are sisters They left today for Cali
fornia, looking for a location, having
just sold their farm and stock il
: Walla Walla, and may return in Jan
u uary to look into farming conditions
y around Salem.
4 Harry Wenderoth has been appoint
!, led chairman of the committee on ar
v rangements for special session Q
the local lodge of Elks, November 2
when a hundred new candidates viii
q be initiated. A banquet and dance a
the armory will follow the celebration
;s and it is expected that more than
h thousand Elks will take part in tn
Festivities.
6 Major W. Carlton Smith, presider
II OF the local post of the American LIE
1. tgion left yesterday for the first an
inual convention of the Legion, whic
Il, lis being held in Minneapolis. On hi
) 1way home he will study for wee
in with the Mayo brothers at Rocheste
Mimi. DR.. Smith plans. to be gon
about three weeks.
-, The running down of himself as h
Az was riding bicycle on South Con
mercial street yesterday evening /
ri an auto bearing Oregon license $500
~ that did not stop, was reported to pt
s lice by Loren Morris, South l3t
y. street The license number shows tn
=, the auto belongs to l.. N. Myers, o.
North 18th street, city. The bicyc
was demolished, but young Loren e.
"a capped uninjured.
nj No., pooo Gotta III
morning that more applications I
positions have been coming in Il
7hi past week to the municipal labor b
~ reau than there are jobs to accomm
me date them. There are several good p
is sitions on farms, with good wage
Mr.. Race said. Most of the applican
for jobs are persons from Portal
1gs and Seattle, or other cities whe
lto strikes have tied up industries.
;4%
James E. Stewart of Corvallis W
N. in the city this morning on his w
the home after attending the meeting
the state highway commission
Portland the first of the week. Ste
'ial art, who is back of a move to RAJ
des the limitation on bonds for road pl
j. poses expects to have his initiati
265 netition ready for filing within t
next week he stated today.
Who
Ible Will T. Kirk, industrial accide
500 commissioner, will leave Sunday
on Cornucopia Baker county, and Va
ged Malheur county, where he will &C
alse suit with employers and physicia
relative to the care of workmen W
are injured miles from hospital &C
the Iyeniences. 1t is expected that the t
will will result in the establishment
,lub better and more prompt treatment
led Injured workmen under such con
. tions than now exists.
III C. H Gram, state labor commissi
=, er, and VIM. A. Marshall, industl
AN accident commissioner, have retu
,o1 ed to the capitol after several d
y spent in a tour of the lumber
logging industries of Lane county
A. 1.-The Coos bay district, with the !
moving pictures on preventable a.
dents in the logging industry. Gi
interest was manifested in the
lures at the various camps visited
is stated 1t is planned to show
safety first" films in all the lai
industrial centers in the state vii
the next sixty days
Cards received by Governor ol
fN4k III ~.