Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

ASdA his farm anu I leIL them II
that vicinity. Mr.. Shar has taken the
horses up and holds them for claim
by owner. One of the animals is black
and weighs about 1909 pounds, one
is a bay. weight Ie0O. and the third
a white, weight l0e0.
George Downing. who is interested
in logging operations near Shaw, stay
ed at the Bligh Thursday night and
transacted business in this city Friday.
c. c. Caples,> of Forest Grove, spent
a few hours in Salem, Friday.
j. G.. Garrow. resident engineer for
the state highway commission. will
leave this city next Tuesday for Cor.
wallis, from which city he win super
wise the highway paving between Coz
Wallis and Sulver and to Aurora. Engi-
neer Garrow's residence is al Port
land.
Harry w. Scott. Harley Davidson
representative, boasts of having one
of the most attractive of the many
Easter windows especially arranged
for the occasion. There are special
decorations, with the exception Of a
small wooden rabbit hutch, but seven
of Howard Zinzer's New Zealand red
Dummies attarct attention, just the
same. One small bunny gives a re-
peated performance by getting into a
small food crock to the delight of the
many youngsters (of all ages) who
pause in front of the window.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E.. Henderson rf
Detroit, Mrs. w. E. Freeman, Mrs. T..
Ward, Mrs. Nina Foren of Albany
and Mrs. Bertha Slater, Mill City,
formed a party that registered at the
Bligh hotel Friday.
X. B. Miller of Cheyenne, Wyo, is
spending a few days in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morrison of Ma
pleton stopped at the sBligh Friday
and Saturday.
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Charles Sheriff., Talbot resident,
transacted business in Salem Satur-
day.
G.. A. Brandon of Walla Walla.
Wash, was a Salem visitor Saturday
The Marion-P Polk Yamhill County
Dental Society will hold it's regular
monthly meeting. Saturday, April g.,
It the Marion hotel. The principal
speaker of the evening will be DIR.
James S. Miller, of Eugene.
Watt Ship, manager Of the tract
company leaves Sunday on a com-
bined business and pleasure trip to
San Francisco. Mr.. Shipp expects to be
gone for about 10 days.
DIR. G. V. Ellis, sailed for Ketchi
can, Alaska, Thursday, on a business
trip of indefinite length. He took the
gram from his son who is located
there.
James Elvin, secretary of the Y.
M. c, A. will address the children at
the regular story hour next Saturday
at the public library at 10 a. m. He
will choose as his subject War Dogs
Mr.. Elvin recently spoke on this, sub
ject at a public gathering. and is
scheduled to deliver a similar one
in Portland in the near future.
f. A. Elliott, state forester and H.
j. Eberly, deputy forester, are in
Portland today attending a meeting
of the state board of forestry. From
Portland they will go to LaGrande
to attend a meeting Of the Union
Waallowa county fire patrol associa-
ton.
Roy e. Klein. secretary of the state
highway commission, is in Portland
today on business.
Reverend James A. Franklin, for
eign secretary of the foreign mission
airy societies of the Baptist church,
will speak at the church, Sunday
morning. He is in Oregon in the in
terests of the Baptist new world
movement. His itenerary in the state
includes Portland, Baker, La GrandeI
Pendleton, Corvallis, Albany, Eugene
Roseburg, Grants Pass, Medford and
Ashland.
Equipped with automobiles menu
bers of Capital Assembly No. "a, Un-I
tied Artisans, will leave the Oregon
Electric depot here at 9 a.. M. Sum
day for the woods to procure fernsI
and other decorations for the armoryl
and the Artisan DEilI Girls Team
dance next Wednesday night.
Ivan Martin, attorney of Salem, was
principal speaker at the social at Lib