Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-28

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An automobile driven by John F.
Pillman was slightly damaged
when it collided with truck on
the Pacific highway north of
Salem yesterday. the police report
stated. Pillman, it was stated, had
slowed down to give assistance to
ment when the accident occurred.
Nobody was injured.
Masquerade ball Dreamland
rink, Halloween eve, Sat. Oct 80.
Good prizes. Dance every Wed.
and Saturday. Bungalow orches-
ira. 259*
Salem lyceum course seat reser-
vations Friday, 8 a. m. to $50 p.
m. at the armory. Also Saturday
9 a. m. to p. m. You may pur-
| chase season tickets at this time.
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| All Salem insurance men who
failed to attend the meeting which
writer's held at the Commercial
club recently, are asked to get in
touch with James I'll. Nichols, chair
man of the membership commit
mittee. A temporary committee of !
the local association was named as
follows: 3. r. Perkins, chairman,
and e. J. Willard, secretary. The |
next meeting of the writers will be
held a week from Saturday at noon |
at the Spa.
Pictorial Review $3.50 per year
for limited time only. The Ace, 127
North High.
Salmon cents Fits Market.
Phone 211.
Love. jeweler, matchmaker. Sa-
lem.
Conducting study ot Persia,
it's customs ana needs the Y. w.
G. A. members of Willamette uni
versity will meet Thursday after
noon at the home Of Lucille st.
Pierre, where they have access 20
a number of curios and products
of that country. A large number
of girls are expected to attend.
Salem lyceum course seat reser-
vations, Friday a. m. at the ar
mory. One person cannot reserve
more than 10 tickets. 25S*
Don't forget the big political /
meeting, Friday night. (paid adv
r. A. Elliott. state forester, re- {
turned here last night from jose
phine and Jackson counties where t
he passed several days inspecting S
trails, telephone lines and lookout i
stations constructed during the I
past summer MIR. Elliott said the :,
were very satisfac- t
tory, and were made with a view Y
of permanency.
Masquerade ball at Livesley sta t
ton Friday October 29th. 258 a
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her 26O S
The funeral of Mrs Sara ]. wy
att, who died here October 23, was
1eld from the Webb and Clough
chapel Thursday morning at IL
,'clock. Interment was made in the
!. o. o. F. cemetery.
Judge Kavanaugh will speak, b
.o-ed university club fifty strong, C:
will sing, DIR. Epley will sing, the ir
,and will play. Come to the big n
epublican rally Friday night at n
,'clock p. m. (paid adv.) 259" te
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The funeral procession of Will -
am M. Patterson left Rigdon's Y
morning at 1880 a. m. I
or Fox Valley where the funeral !
vas held and interment was made. I
The subject for interclass de- !
ate at Willamette university this =
ear will be Resolved, that the !
apanese should be granted citi- I
enship on the same basis as Eu- I
opeans." The debates will be held
efore Christmas, manager Tink- Z
am Gilbert announces. !
Mrs. E. G. Scott of Marshfield =
as the guest of Misses Grace ana
rene Brainerd at lausanne hall 7
uesday.
Earl Cotton, a graduate Of VIII ]
-mette university in the class oi =
31S, visited the campus Tuesday I
e is preaching at Seaside.
Several different orders in Sa- ]
m have been taking quite an act =
e interest in the child wei1are 4
Iovement. At a meeting OF the !
ythian Sisters held Tuesday eve Z
ing it was voted to provide for ]
ne needy family of children IN the
ty indefinitely. Z
A few Salem Pythians went 10 Z
r.-o~4or 1.os avauiOO TO attend r