Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-25

e. A. Dickson, Thomas O. Need.
ham, c. c. Mahoney, R. w. Zan-
der, w. X. Cyr, William Calender.
II. II. Smith. A. A. Spelbrink, r.
A. Mofftt, c. w. Larson, f. M.
Waldorf, l.. A. Ferguson, John
Boiler, II. e. Spalding and John
Marony Of Salem, and Ralph II.
Harlan of Black Rock.
Combination hunting and fish
ing permits have been recently is
sued to Dwight Fowler, S. L. De-
Sart and George c. Mathis of Sa-
lem.
The body of Louis Selmer, who
committed suicide at the state hos
pital last Friday by cutting his
throat, was shipped to Cleveland,
Ohio, for burial by Webb & Clough,
local morticians, today.
The funeral Of Sina May Dunn,
daughter of G. G. Smith, who died
recently, will be held at 2 o'clock
tomorrow from the Rigdon chapel.
Interment will be made in the
Brooks cemetery.
The groups of men will meet at
the Commercial club tomorrow
night with a view to organizing
the local life insurance men and a
group of local bachelors. Both
will be held at 5 o'clock,
it is announced.
The Commercial club is under
going extensive repairs. The entire
building is being re-painted. The
work will be completed within a
few days.
Win H. Bennett, state superin-
tendent of banks, returned here to-
day from Medford where he was
summoned to testify before the
Marion county grand jury in the
case involving w. A. Johnson,
former president of the defunct
bank of Jacksonville. Mr.. Bennett
said the grand jury would be in
session there for several days, and
t is likely that he will have to re-
turn to Jacksonville before the
probe is completed.s Mr.. johnson is
n Jail at Jacksonville pending ac-
ion of the grand jury.
j. A. Churchill, state superin-
endent of schools, has returned to |
Salem after a few days passed at
st. Helens, Columbia county, |
where he was the chief speaker at |
he annual teachers institute. He |
Llso attended similar institute of
Zoos county teachers at Myrtle !
Point as well as giving an address
'efore the State Parent Teachers
in Portland.
Ceremonies attendant to the un-
eiling of the portrait of Jason Lee
yill be held in the house of repre-
in the capitol building
ere tomorrow afternoon. The in
erior of the chamber has been
raped in flags for. the occasion,
nd plenty of seats have been pro-
ided. Governor Olcott, Edgar B.
'iper, editor of The Oregonian,
nd other prominent Oregon men
ill participate in the ceremonies.
pecial musical numbers have been
rovided.
James Crawford, an alumnus of
university addressed
le students and faculty Of his
Ina mater on matters pertaining
, the approaching election Mon
ay morning. He mentioned par ,
cularly George M. Brown, ap- {
ointed justice who is a candidate I
n reelection, and I. H. Van Win +
Ie, appointed attorney general, a {
ember of the Willamette uni !
srsity board of trustees and dean t
; the law school, who is also t
.ndidate for er-election.
The annual interclass cross I
,untry run at Willamette univer-
ty will be held Thanksgiving day
st before the Whitman football :
lme on Sweetland field, manager r
ester Day of interclass rivalry 6
Six men will represent
tch class, and it is expected that f
cup will be offered by local t
rm for the winning class. Last t
,ar the race was won by the i
resent senior class, Robin Fisher
king first place. )
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