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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

| the second of the series of card
parties which the society is giving
during the winter. It was given in
the Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs.
U. S. Page was chairman of the
committee which included Mrs. X.
x. Quinn. Mrs. Charles Kupper and
Mrs. E. Burrell, which was in
charge of the evening.
Little Harry Mimic will be host
tonight for merry little parry to
celebrate his thirteenth birthday
anniversary ia the home of his par
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mimic. 1t
viii be dinner party and the ta-
Die appointment will be in keeping
with Hallowe'en's season. The
guests will be Robert Halvorsen,
Harold Jensen, Iras Summas, Earl
Douglas. George Douglas, WINSTON
Williams, Paul Harold Hauser,
John Douglas Mimic and the host.
Carl D. Gabrielson, Lyle Brown
OF Portland and Mike Walker of
Independence formed a party to go
to Seattle for the Washington Ore
gon Agricultural College football
game Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McAllister
have returned from Portland where
they were the guests of friends for
several days stay. While there
Mrs. McAlister who is a former
popular Portland girl attended a
large tea which Mrs. III. S. Cole
gave.
Mrs. Homer Smith passed a few
days in Portland during the week
visiting with friends.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Cochran will be interested to
know of their change of residence
They have removed from their
home on South Church street and
are now domiciled on Saginaw
street.
Miss Tia Spaulding accompanied
by Miss Susan Haley an Alpha Chi
Omega sorority sister of Miss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

Spauldin's at Oregon Agricultural
College came down Friday night
and are at the Charles X. Spauid-
in home over the weekend.
DR.. Richard N. Avison of Spok-
ane who was in Salem for a few
days during. the week was the
honor guest at dinner Thursday
night at the H. HI. Vandervort
home. Other guests were Mrs.
Elva Nelson and her two sons,
Vincent and Leland of Los Ange-
les. who have arrived in Salem
and are to be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Vandervort for two
months.
Mrs. Hal d. Patton and child
rem spent several days in Portland
during the week.
The many friends of the Oscar
E. Prices will be interested to
know that they will soon remove
from the house at Winter and
Center streets which they have oc-
cupied for a few years and will
be domiciled at SIS North Cottage
street, the house formerly occu-
pied by the d. r. Waggoner
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo White leave
ern Oregon where Mrs. White will
visit her sister for a week while
the former goes further in the
state on business. They are
and expect to be back
next Sunday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

hart, captain of the football team
was among the speakers. A short
talk was also given by DR.. w. T.
Millikcn, pastor of the First Bapt-
ist church.
Nominatica for vice-pr 4sidcnt
OF the student body were made to
III vacancy created when Archie
Holt, chosen for the office last
year, failed to return. "Bilr
Asnby, fullback on the foorhall
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

Mrs. Fred Stewart returned
Thursday night from Portland
where she was a guest for a week
Of her sister, Mrs. Grace Stevens,
Mrs. Russell Catlin has gone ia
seattle where she is a guest oi
her sister, Mrs. l.. s. Robe. Mrs,
Catlin left the early part OF the
week and plans to lie in the north.
ern city until the first Of Novem-
Der.
Mrs. Arthur Brassfield who has
been guest of her mother Mrs.
E. c. Small and her sisyer, Mrs.
George j. Pearce for several wee ks
left Wednesday nigot for her
home in Berkeley, Cal.
Mrs. L. K. Page is entertaining
Moore of Donald who arrived
yesterday to spend a few days.
Mrs. Page also had as guests last
week, Mrs. Il. Stolman Of Spring
field, Colo, Mrs. 5. q. Mooie, and
Mrs. j. c. Freeman Of Donald who
were with her for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Young of
Albany were the guest of Mr.. and
John j. Roberts Wednesday for
the day enroute to Portland where
they plan to pass week.
The Misses La Verne and Con-
stance Kantner returned Thursday
night from Portland where they
passed a short visit with friends.
Salem friends of Mrs. George
Deickman (Clarabel Seeley) Of
Portland, a niece or Mrs. Charles
Elgin of this city will be grieved
to learn of her serious illness in
Portland.
Mis- Gertrude Hartman left Fri
day morning for Portland to pass
week visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Molden (Mol-
ly Bernardi) of Hood River who
have been visiting their uncles
A. Bernardo and Jake Bernardo
left Friday night for their home.
Mrs. R. B. Fleming returned
Friday morning from Portland
where she was guest of friends
for a visit of several days.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Kurtz who have been spending the
summer on their ranch near Sa-
lem will be glad to know that they
have opened their Church street
house and are in Salem for the
winter.
Miss Louise Croshow of Halls
Ferry and George Bozosian of Oro-
vile were married in Salem FRI
day afternoon at o'clock by Rev.
M. B. Parounagian. They will
make their home in Oroville
where the groom is in business.
:: ''- S ~
Mrs. Walter Spaulding and her
sister, Miss Ava Miller will motor
to Portland tomorrow to attend
studio reception for the pupils OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Petri. Miss Mil
Ter who is student of Mrs. Petrl
will play, Franklyn Launer will al
so go down for the reception.
Justice Henry L. Benson has gon
10 Pendleton to hild court for
week. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Mimic were
hosts Thursday night for the flrst
meeting of the year of the Cherry
City club, entertaining them at
their home for dinner. Zinnias ana
yellow gladioli made an attractive
center piece around which covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Fry. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steuslof1,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cooper, Mr. ana
Mrs. Clyde Rice, Mr.. and Mrs A. j.
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Downing,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hartley, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Douglas Mimic.
Five Hundred was the entertain
ment for the remainder of the ev-
ening and at the games Mrs. X. r.
Downing and A. r. VAIN were sue
cessfuI in scoring highest
The st. Monicas Altar society OF
st Joseph's Catholic church gave
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

Salem for two days during the
week while the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Everett Anderson
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Todd are
sisters and the Todds were motor
ing through to their Washington
home after sojourning for six weeks
in Los Angeles.
Delightful visitors in Salem dur
ii ng the week have been Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Morgan Marguerite
Wilcox) who were here for a few
days with Mrs. Morgan's .aunts,
Mrs. V, A. Lewis and Mrs. A. Klein
They have been travelling through
thes tates for several years and
will now make their home in Bend,
Oregon. They arrived Thursday a.
ternoon accompanied by their
small daughter. Betty Jane and will
leave tonight.
Mrs. Amos Strong leaves Monday
with Miss Mary Bell of Portland,
for a tour of the eastern states
planning to be away for three
months. They will first go to Salt
Lake City where they will visit
Mr. and Mrs e. Fritz Slade for a
week and from there they will go
to Chicago, then to New York City,
then down to Washington, ID.
and in New Orleans. They plan to
spend several days or a week at
each of these places and will return
home by the southern route spend
ing several weeks in southern Call
fornia before returning to Oregon.
Honoring Mrs. ]. j. Murphy OF
Portland who has been the house
guest of Mrs. w. p. Lord for sew
eral weeks, Mrs. S. c. Dyer asked
a few old time friends of the hon
oree in for an informal luncheon
Thursday.
Mrs. C. ID. Gabrielson went to
Portland Thursday to meet her
grandson, Robert Bishop. who came
down from Pendleton to spend
few days with relatives.
Mrs. w. C. Knighton of Portland
came up and spent Thursday with
her mother. Mrs. e. +. waters
returning to her home in the eve
ming.
The woman's Home Missionary
society of the First Methodlst
church were hostesses for a very
delightfully."- planned banquet Wed
nesrday night for the Queen Estn-
er society Of the same church.
The guests who numbered over oo
were seated around large square
table which was artistic with its
adornments in yellow and bright
orange. A huge basket 1iliea
with marigold formed the center
niece and hand painted place.
cards in yellow and white marked
the covers
Miss Hortense Bean is a charm
ing visitor in Salem from Eugene
while she is the house guest OF
Mrs. Fred SteuSloII over IiAe "o0
end.
DIR. and Mrs L. F. Griffith had
as their house guests over last
weekend Mrs. Griffith's brother IN
law and sister, Mr.. and mrs D.
r. Flanders. They returned 10
their home the early part OF the
week.
sEsIsExssIKs lsE 4. !.
Lewis Griffith came down TINS
morning from Oregon Agricultural
college and is spending the Week
end with his mother, Mrs. ). o.
Griffith. He is a Phil Delta Theta
man.
Mrs. George G. Bingham was in
Lafayette Thursday to spend th9
day with friends.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23
Football Support
Is Urged at S.H.S.
Student Meetin 9

Deploring the lack of scllool
spirit shown at local football gales
this season, a half dozen prominent
high school students addressed a
special assembly called at the
school this morning. Pete Rein
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23
cam, is among the candidates.

Government is afraid low,
ering of prices win reduce the
excess profits tax receipts.
We wonder why government
didn't prosecute those fellows.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

Lewis EMfflth caHIe Uo"H
morning from Oregon Agricultural
college and is spending the week
end with his mother, Mrs. D. u
Griffith. He is Phil Delta Theta
man.
Mrs. George G. Bingham was in
LAFAYETTE Thursday to spend th9
day with friends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

HIGH SCHOOL
HERE'S URGED

The need for a commercial high
school entirely separate from the
present institution and devoted ez-
clusiveIy 70 the teaching Of practical
subjects or value TO the students who
VIII be unable TO attend college was
urged before the Young Mems bust
ness league by A Il Hughey. city
superintendent Of schools, at its
luncheon Thursday
Mr. HuEhey suggested that the
Sunset Heights building could be
used TO excellent advantage as a COM
mercial and night school. IL arrange
ments could be made to handle chill
dren now attending there He en-
phssized the need for a down town
night school 10 replace that cnoducted
at the high school building, whose
outlying location Inconvenience most
OF those attending.
The training needs for cultural and
practical educations are entirely sep
arate, Mr- Hughey asserted and
should be taught separately. The
cultural which prepares students for
college training iuterferes with at
tempts 20 teach the practical in the
same building. Practical education.
which includes short hand. typewrit-
ing, bookkeeping and similar subjects.
must be taught along distinctive lines
for most successful results, he
asserted.
Mr. HuEhey. in discussing the
junior college course made part Of
the curriculum at the high school
asserted that the subjects taught
there are exactly the same as those
taught at the University Of Texas
VIII H Ransom, vice president OF
the league. presided ar the luncheon
in the absence Of The president A. W.
Norcop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
RAILROAD line TABLE


All trains arrive and depart from Union
Station, foot OF San Franeisco street All
arrtVals and departures given ~ e PaEo
or mountain standard time.
SANTA EE.
Tor AibuQuerque. Denver, Chicago, Los
Angeles--so. sos. leaves 2 an 10. SO
at pm
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles
Chicago-No- sol arrives 10 an; No s07
Il FAs0 & SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines East.
ArHve-From north and east. No. 4.
The Californian. am. No. q Golden
state Limited. $40 pm,
q Golden state Limited. 1901 pm 40. o
The Californian. g-55 pm
Lines West.
Arrive-Fron the west: 10 2. Copper
CITY. Special. ESQ an; Nc 2 The Cali
Depart-For The vest: No. 3. Golden
state Limited. 4 pm; Ne 2. Copper City
sOUIHERN PACIFIC LINES.
For saH Antonio. New orleans and wash
ington-1Co. 100 leaves $3.50 an no. 10
a. 1880 pm
Prom washington. New orleans and san
Antonio-ioi arrives az s;i5 Pm. 10. los
FOR Arizona and California-so. leaves
Ts15 an no. 1o1 a. 1900 pm; No. 100
From Arizona and Calfo-nia-So. g ar
rires e mas AM No. 1o2 arrives $3.50
TEAAs PACIFIC
For Dallas AID St. Louis-eSo- &c leaves
an; No ~ fsl5 PA
From 81 L9gis and Dallas-So- : ar
MEXICAN CE-sTRAL-
T,ar schedule.
% & NORTHWESTERN
IHaH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
PROTEST MADE
BYROTARY ON
RAISING DUES

II paso Rotary's financial condition
was the chief topic Of discussion
Thursday at the clubs weekly lunch
con az the Hotel sheldon President
VIII Winch told the club that a bal
ance Of S918.7s remained on hand. In
view OF this uneNpended balance there
was some opposition TO increasing the
dues when that matter came up later
Julius Lorentzen opposed the increase.
as did Joe SegalL Julius krakauer
and Frank Farrell spoke in favor Of
the increase on the ground that
Rotary had big things TO do and was
not now taking its proper place iu
the community. Consideration OF the
proposed increase was postponed un-
IN next Thursday on motion Of rabbi
Martin Zielonka-
Talks On Mexico.
FNiu Cromhie. former president. had
charge OF the program Thursday
Edgar kayser made a talk on Mexico.
urging the organization of a Rotary
division among the 100 eNcursionists
who go on the trade trip into Mexico.
starting October 10. 1Ir. kayser said
this is an opportune time TO get bust
ness in Mexico that belonged TO Fl
Paso.
Frank Fletcher had as his guest Il
owners OF laundries in Texas cities
who are on their way TO a convention
in san Francisco. Eugene Cherry. OF
Sherman. Texas. and ". a. Johnson.
OF Galveston. Texas. both laundry
owners, made short talks.
The resignation OF a. +. Kerr was
read Mr. Kerr. vice president Of the
FL Paso Bank & Trust company, said
he could not attend the Rotary lunch
cons because he is on the clearing
house board which meets at the same
time, so he thought the classi fication
should be opened TO somebody else
His resignation was referred 20 the
board Of directors.
Douglas Wants Club
A letter from Douglas. Ariz-- was
read by Charles Andrews. secretary.
in which advice was asked about
forming a club there.
The announcement OF the marriage
OF Charles Walker. former sergeant
at arms. to Miss Anna Nachin. in
Colorado Springs. was read
Several members were dropped for
nonarteudance- E H Rogers paid
s2-15 birthday money and Walter
kohlberg paid S1-75.
sam Given is the goat and Joe
Evans the prize winner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
T. J. MCAMANT
HEADS GAME
ASSOCIATION

Mas. q. j. UcCamant was elected
president OF the FL Paso Came Pro
tectivs association at its annual meet
ing at the chamber OF commercs
Wednesday evening. succeeding w
r. shelton. the first president
Porter C.. Thede was elected secre-
tary. succeeding Alves Dixon
" c. Gibson was elected treasurer
succeeding J. D. Bryan
f. L Barrow Lee Burdicl carl
LonEuemars- A. T. Mcknight A. J.
Strayer. Horace B. stevens and 7. G.
Billings were elected directors.
The next meeting OF the orEaniza-
tion VIII be held Friday evening, Oc-
toher s. I'm the chamber OF commerce.
II was decided 20 keep the dues at
81 year and pat on q campaign 20
treble the membership. Each mem
Der Of the organization IS 10 be asked
TO get 10 new members
TIE organization now maintains 2
special deputy same warden TO en-
force The law against shooting out or
season and begging more than the
legal limit. and it was decided 90 or
fer a reward for the conviction Of any
shooter who damages property any
where.
Buttons Cor Identity.
I'VE wanr the farmers and property
owners Of the valley 70 know said
president LcCauant "that we are
laW-ahidiuE and do not want 20 de-
stroy property. shoot cattle or chick
ems. tear down fences nor leave gates
open We wiz suspend any member
from membership who does any OF
these things and we viii pay re-
ward OF S25 for the conviction OF any
person who does g."
Membership cards are to be issued
to all members. also a button TO wear
on the hunting coat, and e Is TO be
the purpose Of the association 70 show
land owners that when a member or
the association IS out hunting he IS
not going TO molest anything nor DO
any damage TO property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

The above rate o. based o. q minimum
OF g 20 word count Ads containing lenI
thar this number Of words VIII be counted
aE 20 words
Two dollars Per agate line per month
Minimum OF two lines on monthly rate.
Bod face unes double price.
Three cents per word for Etoc@ or bond.
OIL. mining OF other promotinnal adver-
Using
40 I'd run FOR an indefinite period q.
p taken over the telephone OrderH 70
discontinue Ct. p ads must b made n
writing
All new Advertisements appear first IN
come edition
Accounts for Classified ads are due after
frat Insertion Not reEpousidla Tor more
than one incorrect Insertion
In order 20 give tine for proper CLASH
f.cztion 90 Ia Necessary 20 close TIE Herald
classified pages Saturdays ~ 11-13 q. n
All other days al 1890 2. m want ads
received after this hour VIII appear the
next day. Orders 90 discoutinue want ads
must be On Eerald office before e. n o.
day OF publlcltio1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

~-~-~-~-~-~---~-~---~-~
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the United States District Court for tho
Western District OF TEXAS IN the mat
GER OF Harry s. Holloway. taukrupt-,-o.
2l5 in Bankruptcy
The creditors o. said Harry s. HoIIo-
way are hereby notified that he has fled
a petition for a certificate OF discharge IN
1zrl-ruptcF. and that the same. under an
order OF said Court. win be heard before
= r Gamble. referee. az his office 10 Fl
Paso- Texas az 10 o'clock iu the forenoon.
on the 18th day Of October. A. D. 1890. az
which time and place the creditors or said
bankrupt may appear and show cause. q
any they have. why the prayer Of she said
petition should not De granted
-. r. HART. Clerk
BY = -. Phillips Deputy
Date. September 9. 1890.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30


ROOM for shine stand for rent. les z.
san Antonio
FOR sALE-Thrse chair barber shop. old
stand. doing good business T. 7. O'Eailey.
Alaucsordo. n d.
OWNER-stock Of grocery and fixtures.
also meat fixtures. Tor sale az invoice with
good lease. low rent. market leased out
address 20. care Herald
WANrED-Partner en- brick aud concrete
business who can invest 500 in the BUSH
ncsss you wiil get square deal ]. r. n.
Room go. savoy Hotel IFS s. Stanton
FOR sALE-By owner. the leading hotel
of Alamo gordos n n, doing the best con-
ulercial trade must sell on account OF
heal-h- Fer particulars write New Hotel
Meigele, AlamoEordo. ~ r.
EXCEPTIONALLY nigh Grade positions
for experienced business men available
through z H. c. A. vocational depart
rlent. paying from $500 per month up
See Ar. Mheeler, $3.50 an. 70 - noon
BARBER shop for sale. very best location.
All up 20 date fixtures. doing big business.
owner sick. must sell and leave climate al
once part cash balance easy terms. For
fan particulars. see Lzthrop. Fl Paso
business Exchange. 112 ". san Antonio.
Ph. 1906
MANT-Party 20 assist IN financing a
business already established. but rscuir-
Ing additional capital because OF business
expansion. u you have $4,000 70 $4,000 20
invest this offers an exceptional cupor-
tlnlry either with or without your serr-
ices. proposition VIII stand closest investi-
cation address as, care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Rooming Housss-For Sale and REM

Rooming Houses-For Sale and REM
--o------e---
BUY from owner 10 beautifully furnished.
all outside rooma- steam aeat. close In,
bargain for quick sale 8l5 ~ kansas- o.
TO BUY Oh SELL that 7oominE or apart
ment house. hotel or business. See MeierE
JAMES T. MARI & COMPANY.
Phone $3.50 1of san Antonio ST.
MUST sacrifice my apartment. 90 rooms
heating plant price $4,000. $500 cash
l12s Myrtle. Phi 95oI. no agents. cali for
~. Brown
HOTELS FOR SALE.
Havs good hotels with splendid income
for sale az a bargain. win consider resi-
dence as first payment Ph. os9-
ONE Of the best SIS room hotels IN Fl
Pazo- thoroughly modern, centrally locat-
Cd steam he1tl l6 rooms with bath al
ways fun clearing $500 monthly. hy own
er. no AGENTS. address 2 n. care Herald.
l. ROOMS, several sleeping porches. ar
ranged iu snail apartments. excellent To-
cation. reasonable rent. this place is clear
Ing $50 per month above an expenses.
price only $500. about $1,000 cash
DANDY BUTs
roomEs sleeping porch arranged in
very small cash payment balance monthly.
JAMES T.. MARR & COMPANE-
Phone fs5o 31i san Antonio St.
20 room8 n good location. furniture in
excellent condition. clearing $500 per
month above eEpensss, owner must leave
on saccount OF health and VIII sen for
$500 cash u taken at once. easily worth
$1,000
APARTMENT HOUSE.
Il apartments. q real good place clear
inE $500 per month. price $3.50 and $500
VIII handle e. See Mr. Eivel with
GOODMAN BROS. & CO.. nc.
Real Estate Realtors. Insurance.
EOS ~ Stanton Sd. Phones zfei-ef05-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
DEER SEASON WILL OPEN
IN ARIZONA TOMORROW

Phoenix. Ariz. Sept. son many
communities OF Arizona hunters were
awaiting arrival Of tomorrow morn
ing 20 go after deer. following an an
nouncement by state game warden
Toe y ProchaEza calling attention
that the deer season opened Oct J.
It closes October 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
DAILY PUZZLE


ROBBIE stopped TO ask a brick
- 1arer how much a brick weighed
- and The workman Informed him as
follows
"a brick weighs three-fourth OF a
brick and thrse-fourths OF pound
Vow tell me how many bricks there
are TO q hod 10 half a bod and half q
brick weight "a pounds less than
rhrea-fourths Of a hod plus three
fourths Of brick
Bobbia suddenly discovered II was
getting late for school, SO did not
wait 70 figure out The answer
can you solve the Workman's puz-
Ele1
ANsWEH TO EEsTERnATss PUZZLE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Money to Loan

Money to Loan
r7a7-~=7-~-----~---~-~-~
MONEY TO loan on diamonds. watches and
1eEelry-. ElLLAN's, 11f n. stanton 81.
- TO $50 loaned honest employees. confi-
Dental Dralzs. COZ Roberts-Banner Bldg.
NEED S30e-LonE time easy payment plan
lor SHARED furniture owners. confidential
He-fare Loan Co. 2o3 Herald Bids
THERE Is A MONEY DEPRESSION
Nevertheless we sill loan money 90 large
or small amounts
BARNETTS-219 san Antonio St.
MONEY leaned on furniture. pianos auto
mouilez- livestock, Liberty bonds or other
collateral at lowest rate on liberal terur.
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION
SIS Trust Bldg.