Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15

| The tri-weekly business mems biff-
ball tournaments at the Y. M. C. A.
have been postponed until after the
cold snap This was decided by the
captains, Alderin and Huffman. Sew
eral of the players have been on hand
at each meeting night and games
played, but no scores have been kept.
Arthur Conklin. for the past year a
resident of Portland, and before that
a resident of Eugene, has been named
by c. H. Gram, state labor commits
sioner, as assistant labor commission
er. The addition to the bureau is ne
cessitated by reason Of the increased
duties Of the department
In spite Of the inclement weather.
the social hour at the Y. W. c. A. yes
Eterday was very well attended These
affairs, held every Sunday afternoon,
are becoming extremely popular with
the young women of the city. A short
program is always featured, follow
ed by a friendly hour Of conversation
and the serving Of refreshments. Miss
Fake, girls secretary of the organiza-
ton, reports great amount OF inter-
est in Y. w. c. a. activities, especially
in the Professional and Business Wo-
mans club, formed recently.
Louis Maudine Colwell, five months
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs c. c.
Colwell, died Friday evening at the
family residence, zoos Laurel avenue.
The funeral was held this afternoon
at one o'clock at the chapel OF the
Webb & Clough undertaking COM
pany, with burial following in the Lee
Mission cemetery. Rev. Thomas Ander
son officiated
Dance Wednesday night at Moose
x.u ~ 296+
The bazaar, sponsored by the wo-
men of st. Paul's church, which was
TO have been held last Thursday out
was postponed because OF the unIav
orable weather conditions, will be hela
December 16, at the Marion
hotel. Commercial street entrance
The women have been working tIre-
lasslv in an effort to make the afIalr
a snccess. and each department mas
been supplied with everything needeo
to accomplish the ultimate object
Mrs Alta A. Martin of Los Angeles
Cal. arrived in Salem this morilins
for holiday vacation with her par
ants DIR. and Mrs. L. G. Altman Mrs
Martin is a graduate of Wiiiame'le
university, and well known in saiein'
she has resided in Los Angeles lor w
nast several years She was expec'eu
to arrive last evening at E4o 49,, csos
hut owing to transportation diIlicui
ties the train did not arrive uii
eariy this morning,
The Standard Oil company M.
hroken the road between Salem,
~. anmsville and Stayton, making
trip to supply their patrons WIN oath IN
,u;.t M extreme changes in the weae"
:. tho road will be in fairly gooa con
,..san :, @ a., few days. Local ofticiiiS
is'. - ~ comnany announce that there
- - - IN of oil on hand in Salem az
a-esent the only difficulty oeihs a. a.
of making delivery uiiue-
ssrv difficult conditions
,s-s Walter McDougal, accompan
"a hv her two children, Louise az a.
Wa,ter have returned to saieni T,,ey T
: az. shsance of several months in.'
ah ap ,.Nan s,,mmering in England ia
iase s;ng III an extended visit VIII
'r spo - puffalo and other Ne"
vorr cities. Mr.. McDougai did nv a,.ic
them on their trans,A''a ,., No.
'onp "a inc eldest child, MISS Ma
mp, M hos been staying at sacls
ore - ac.den,y during her mo.neI
,bsence. They are at pie''
lied at the Marion.
SO Of approximately = ssoSo .so
-. n done to a passenger car a..starday -
,as ,segon Electric system " broke
Iies as,ne when trolley W.T. :. " r-ag
nof'nn sl,, on If and set it afire. ~
lno len on MInto siding. IN souin =
tanosrs m and was due to leave lor orc,r- rD
en-, en- Il half hour after the llre ao0S,,ct- 0s
"a No one was in It pu' ~ naned With
). ed. IA ~ motorrnan. moi who escaped az and
r, = ana ,si,ry. Only the top Of the csr sa,.sr I
''nodgork y. l burned. The ilfe ~ call.
w. os engine responded 10 sne arsfts
nsn, 8. sseaae stalled in the sloM y, p, oar.-
~ : ! oeS oe,,ld not lend assistance N '
atting the fire.
49, ,or the o. A c--salem Salem, e'a -
!. rs rca 10 be held in the a arino.s nss pro-
as'sr = evening or December =, - 9 u O.
e rsssing rapidly PrssISTns arlss he guests
!. G. probably WI !. ao',S 2 manned tOin- |