Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-11

held August IL, ~phA ~ 80 =
33.OS nautical mile course, Off
Cowes, Isle of Wight. Miss Amer
ica" was equipped with a Zenith
carburetor and developed a max
imum speed Of sixty five miles an
bour and observers have stated
that she could probably have made
even better time had it been nee
essary, and her owner, Garfleio
A wood, of Detroit, only drove
her fast enough to keep the race
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Gov. Cox inspects the wrecked
train in which he nearly lost his
life shown in the pictures at Ye
liberty today in conjunction with
Chas. Ray in As Minutes from
nnaadu-ov .43s
G. A. r. convention shown IN
The pictures at Ye Liberty today
in conjunction with Chas. Ray II
Ak Minutes from Broadway 243'
Dinner guets at the Beta CHI
sorority Sunday were Misses rs
tber parounagian. Lorlel Blatch-
ford. Edna and Elsie Gilbert. Miss
parounagian and Miss Blatchfort
are new pledges this fall.
The women's literary socletle'
of Willamette university held theh
first open meetings. entertalnlns
the freshman and non-soclety girls
Eridav afternoon. These meetings
will be held until every unafffliate'
girl has had an opportunity OF Wis
lifting each society.
We wish to thank our ne1gh
bors and friends for the kindness
and sympathy shown in our re
cent bereavement. - Mrs. Q
stark and family, Mr.. and Mrs. 4
T. stark and family. "a
nancing at Moose hall Thurs
day and Saturday nights, musi
hv the New Revelation" orches
ns '''e 24S
Albert Logan of Pendleton wa
guest of the Kappa Gamma
fraternity house over the Wee'
end.
The New Revelation" orches
ira. trombone by A p. Laflar, ~
ano by Franklin Vaughn WON
NV Arlie Arthur, cornet by Charie
panst drums and marimbaphone
bv nave Talma dge at Moose mai
liiui eu'S 60 24S'
dancing.
Hear senator Piles at armorH
octoper 49, "a
can issues.
The Womans Republican clu
will meet Monday afternoon d
2.3O O'Clock in room 229 Oh ~
oregon building for the regula
study Mrs. C. P. Bishop, presi
dent urges that all women OF III
county who are interested atteno
she also wished all to notice IN
change of meeting from the CT
han to the second floor of the orc
gon building.
E. C. Sammons, cashier of IN
United States National bank q
Portland; J. S. Langner OF III
Portland Journal, and Judge JaS
Stapleton of Portland arrived
Salem late Saturday afternoon |
speak at the armory mass meeting
Mr.. Sammons dealt with the pc
cent interest measure; Mr.. Langne
spoke on the cooperative marke'
ing and market commission oil
from the standpoint Of the pusl
ness man, and Judge Stapleto
dealt with the same subject froi
the standpoint of the farmer.
The French classes at the put
lie library will meet Tuesday nigf
in the educational room. Glass.
for beginners at o'clock an
classes for the advanced pupils
o'clock. Professor Gustav Ebe
, will be the instructor.
The Chrestomathean literary Sc
ciety of Willamette university hei
open house to all university wt
men Saturday afternoon follow
ing the football game. Light RI
freshments were served.
One of his cars tenders W;
bent and tire cut when his nf'
: chine was run into by a car drive
by a man whose name he d;d n
learn, T. M. Thrasher complaint
t to Police Sunday night. Thrasl
S er said he was driving south
Church. The accident occurred
the corner of Church and stat
The other driver did not stop,
said.
I An automobile had been ara
: doned in front of his place for U
days, Leslie Robins, route l, to
police Sunday.
# - "
e When driving south on Chur
IS street Sunday his automobile G
: lided with a machine going e.
2 on Chemeketa street, Albert Ral
3 seyer, 1871 n. Winter street, ts
police. Both cars were silgh
damaged, he said, but nobody v
: injured.
!. E. C. Ball told police that VII
driving east on Center street 81
day night his car was struck
: a machine driven by F. S. Bart
! who was driving north on Capt.
A fender on the Ban car
slightly damaged, but nobody Y
hurt, according to the report
n a touring car was stolen in
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