Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-05
All Around Town

Dance Moose hall Wednesday night
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| Change of date Elks dance. Owing
to the Cnerrian dinner dance on
Tuesday evening Jan s, the Elks
dance will be held on Monday night
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| A slight accident occurred Saturday
afternoon when an automobile belong
ing to Thomas McGilchrist. route 4.
and one belonging to G. NJ. Camp
bell, route 8, collided at State and
Liberty streets. No one was hurt.
Glaring headlights were given by
Thomas Holman of Eola as the cause
of an automobile accident Saturday
evening, when his machine collided
with one driven by Emmett A Dick
son of route 2, about 800 yards west
OF the Marion-Polk county bridge. A
front wheel of each machine was bad
ly smashed, but none of the occupants
or the automobiles was injured
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A navy recruiting station will be
established in Salem as soon as suit
| able office has been found. Chief Ma
chinist's Mate ]. c. Adams and Chief
Boastwain's Mate E. G. Gates are in
Salem for this purpose. AS soon as
the station is established Mr.. Adams
will return to Portland and Mr.. Gates
will be in charge
Carl Gregg Doney, president of Will
iamette university, will leave early
this week to attend the meeting of the
American association of colleges and
the association of Methodist colleges
being held in Chicago from January
to January 8. Mr. Doney will ad-
dress the meeting on Evangelism
and the academic atmosphere.
Willamette university will open
Tuesday after three week holiday
Quite a number of students returned
Sunday and the rest are expected
Monday and Tuesday. Although han
dicapped by the loss of Waller hail.
the university will conduct all classes
about as before. The chemistry de-
partment has been moved to Science
hall, the music department moving to
the First Methodist church. Chapel
will be held on Tuesdays and Fridays
in the church.
Do you want to hear the musicians
that were called back and 10 times
for single number, on the Artist
course in Portland and Seattle? Then
"Wednesday evening (Adv) A.
Supplementary answer was filed
Monday by Laura Glandon in prose-
cution of her divorce proceeding
against John NJ. Glandon. In his re-
ply Glandon stated that his wife
would willingly return to him if her
parents would discontinue Interfer-
ences with Glandon's marital life. In
her rebuttal filed Monday. Mrs. Clan
don re-asserts that she has absoute-
ly no affection for him an ylonger
and that he had forfeited any right
brutal acts.
Judge Bingham issued a decree of
divorce Saturday to frank Basl from
Walburga Basil The couple We're mar
ried at Bodenwer, Germany in 1885
and have nine children living. three
of whom have not attained their ma
jority and are given into the care and
custody of their father. Basl elaine
that his wife deserted him in 1918.
John Wyatt 22, Silverton mechanic, |
against who an indictment was return
ed recently by the grand jury, was
arraigned before Circuit Court Judge
Percy r. Kelly Monday and entered
a plea of not guilty. His hearing has
been set for Monday, January IL, at
p. m. Elvis Pulley, indicted on q
larceny charge was arraigned and will
enter his plea at 3 p. m. Monday
"MADE IN OREGON WEEK"
The Associated Industries associa !
ton of Oregon are asking the mer-
chants of Salem to put on Made in
Oragon Weak - the later mart of Jan |