Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-12

As'tt 1uhiSs dulonoOlle
dealer. both of Medford, were busi-
ness visitors in Salem Friday.
Chas. H. Fisher. publisher Of the
Eugene Guard and former publisher
of the Capital Journal spent Friday
in Salem.
Several prospective members of
Capital Assembly 81, United Artisans
attended the meeting of the lodge in
Odd Fellows han Thursday night, The
regular business session was dispens-
ed with, and the entire evening was
devoted TO games. musical entertain
ment and luncheon. Reports on the
sale of tickets to the Drill Girls team
dance April were heard, indicating
large sales
Paul Wapato, Willamette's prize
winning orator. left at seven this
morning for Forest Grove to compete
in the state oratorical contest, meet
the representatives of the eight Ore
gon colleges who are members of the
state oratorical association. Mr.. Wa
patio will deliver his grafton Amer
leanization' which won the first place
in the local tryout Ralph Thomas,
treasurer of the state association, and
representatives of each class in the
university, will accompany him to
Forest Grove, to take part in the ban
quet and meeting of the association
which will follow the contest tonight.
Declaration of candidacy was filed
Friday by Mildred Robertson Brooks
to succeed herself as county recorder.
As a preliminary statement as to her
/ pledges for conduct Of the office, Mrs.
Brooks states that she is willing to
serve on her past record.
/ AT their regular monthly meeting
Wednesday night the Marion Coun-
ty Druggists Association endorsed ].
c, Perry, Salem druggist as a candi-
date for the state legislature AL
though he has been urged to make
the race, Mr. Perry has decided to
think it over" This action of the
druggists was taken because they be-
lieve that druggist is just as good
legislative material as carpenter.
farmer or book agent The association
voted to hold regular monthly meet
ings. Mr. Perry is president of the
Oregon State Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation and has been in the drug
business in this city for many years
A reward of IS each for informa-
tion as to the whereabouts of James
Taylor. Is, and Garland Brooks IS
who escaped from the state boys
training school, was offered at the
institution today. Taylor ana Brooks
fled the reformatory while it was
yet dark Thursday morning, and no
word of them has vet been received,
Taylor was committed from Oregon
City and Brooks from Hillsboro. The
escape was reported to the sheriffs
office and local police, who today
We're aiding in the search for the
fugitiyes.
Henry l.. Bents the well known hop
grower today received S5 tons of hop
wire from the Steinbock Junk Co,
! ordered during the cold spell Of last
December. This is said TO be the only
hop wire in the county.
The funeral of Elmer Dill 35, who
died at a hospital here Wednesday
will be held at the grave in Odd Eel
lows cemetery at 1880 a. m Satur-
day. Dills folks resid in Butler, Ohio
and will be unable to attend the fun
eral, which will be under the direc-
tion of the Webb q Clough company
Two building permits were issued
;, at the office of the city recorder In
/, the city hall Thursday afternoon. A
b. Wilson obtained one to erect a
house on his property at 1922 North
/ 18th street and =. L. Frazier waS
given permission 10 repair his home
at l400 North Summer street.
I, Thoroughly inebriated on SOME kind
of Intoxicating beverage which police
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