Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
All around Town


J. T. Welsh (present incumben,l
for city marshal Efficiency and econ
omy. Your vote viii be appreciated.
4 am a taxpayer. tpaid adv. l21s
i We have a good position for man
who is not afraid of work and Will
take interest in his work. Charles r.
Archerd Implement Co. =
/ University fund campaign, Dean
George Fl. Alden. of the University.
has left for eastern Oregon and Wash
lington, where he win do all in his
power to interest the public in the
needs of the institution.
4 Vote for ]. NJ. Watson candidate
for representative, commander Salem
post No. 10. G. A. R. Ballot No. Is.
trad adv.9 1919
L Big dance. Hurst hall Thursday
evening by Knights and Ladies of Sc
lcurity l21
The Terwilliger home yesterday
sent the cremated remains of Joseph
Aspen, Frenchman, to Harbin, Man
ehuria. Mr.. Aspen died in Salem in
February, 1917, but owing to the war
regulations upon parcel post, the
ashes could not be sent before. They
were directed to a brother of the
deceased.
Vote for ], NJ. Watson candidate
for representative, commander Salem
post No. 10, G. A. R. Ballot No. rs.
(Paid adv) 1918
Mrs. Lucy Hall, Mrs. Minnie Bates,
Mrs. Murray -Keefer, Sydney w. Hall
p, NJ. Blenkinsop, c. Murray Keefer
and Alfred Bates will give an enter
tainment at the Methodist Episcopal
church at Shedd, Friday evening.
| A mature mind stands for conser-
walton of taxpayers money. Vote for
A. NJ. Clough for coroner. paid adv)
| 1918
Years, experience and a mature
mind have conserved taxpayers mon.
ey for twenty years and are qualified
to continue. Vote A. M, Clough for
coroner. paid adv.) 1919
LOCKLEY WILL MAKE GOOD
Vote for Fred Lockley for ss&re-
tary of state. He is thoroughly famil-
lar with our state, its resources and
its needs. He stands for economy, eff
ficiency and square deal. (Paid,
tadv) 121'
Vote for Fred Lockley for secre-
ltary of state. He is short on promises
but long on performance. paid
adv.) 121
Miss Mildred Marcy, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Minnie Bates
for the past two weeks, will go to
Dayton Friday to visit her brother
Reverend Milton Marcy, before re-
turning to her home in Portland.
Experience and years go hand in
hand. Vote for A. M. Clough for cor
oner. IPaid adv.) 1919
1t has ever been so, mature mind
goes hand in hand with experience
and years. Vote for A. M. CloELh for
coroner, paid adv.) 1919
Clanceys for Pansies. 1913 N. Lib
erty. 1919
The funeral for William Hoppe, SO
who died Tuesday night on his farm
12 miles north of Salem, was held at
the chapel of the Rigdon & Son
company 252 North High street at
2:3O p m. Thursday. Rev. Porter had
charge of the services, and burial was
in City View cemetery. Mr.. Hoppe is
survived by two daughters and one
son.
Clanceys for Pansies. 1913 N. Lib
erty. 121*
Dancing, singing and that "Reve-
lation" music at Moose hall Saturday
night 12l@
A mature mind and an experienced
man for coroner. Vote for A. M.
Clough. (Paid adv.) 1919
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l.. Unruh was arrested Wednesday
evening by Traffic officer Moffitt on
charge of speeding on East State
street. Unruh was cited to appear in
Municipal court Thursday afternoon to
enter plea to the charge.
Clanoeys for Pansies. 129 N. Lib
erty. 12l%
Otto Nichols, az the escape from
; the Sanitarium at Montavilla who was
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