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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08
Advises Ordinary
Buttermlk for Wrinkles
and Enlarged Pores

This Good Looking Young Woman
Jses Oid-rime Recipe of autter-
milk Cream In Ne. s3sy--A
Gentle Massage With Fingers he
fore Retiring All That IL Neces-
aaTy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08
STATE BOARD OF examiners Of

nurses VIII hold oxamin1uons hero
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-08

wTNNiPEG.--Damage OF 100000
caused by fire Mt central barns OF
winnipeg Electric Railway company.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
ANXIOUS TO AID
OTHER SUFFERERS
Daniel O'Toole Gives Re
markable Statement on
Behalf of "Mantone"

~ read in the newspapers about
the many persons wi" hsVe been help
y>A by taxing Msutono tahlcts and
after hearing from "r' nd o. 49,, >.
Who had been benefited, ! decided
30 take tho 'ull treatn'F'.t 81 \
boxes, as rad been p .uiferer from
time % time with nun' 'bncSs in my
limbs. duo 20 pad Circnlatiou and J
nave for many yesrs. be"n sm'fcra'
RON kid-rN trruNlcs.' writes DHnlel
n'roolc. l5T Y, Milton ave. Baltimore,
"'"hnc have tahor o"ly rou~
hrNee, fnCi y vnnGercul "hANT' ~
~. csr"-'l hcr'th, and do not ho,'.
ste 70 say th"t any MAN o" "'0'r" \
S'u:Ier nE Is ! have, ~ NJ" jy'T"C {.
tstlnc Of Nantonn rtNNlcfs. u ia =
,ron'2l a. Il NV ~ ~ ao~,o ~. e'st
r~n" - otto"s Effected a. nys -"
ral". weak, 'nson',". "undo y. "'@N
rrl ~ ,'.'sr. '"'o nNCl rirN. re- blo0S.
,~o-s iro". siruDaer '.~""ea ''d "e
pe'yel st"rn-'h ""d 'igo~ N-f 'Ms
,'N"yrr.'," g. 'r,a1 "a vl,.t tho. NO
~. 'nn NcDcrs'd ,'.- '"' tor %
"ua",su," hae sucrnso''.'I.. co'ihi0 4
.a~-ar'r IRON rcrrc -b"'G ~ "hosnhor-
80. ny v'''' g ~ "ih"" if'us.''"l -
ir~ r,.'tN-rorrcN' it,rrcdio-'s O.
,S"t -rn",. ta tr,-1 -a',i-lv .'"nve'o~vl
.,,-.. -c.y-"s ""-'U" N . (, &C. ITO
..'"Cr. Nvs' hor''Ny ~ y and '.o"r
49,. "Nnrtouc" is "v iAnsl S-r'r~
,r"fr' r,rrn' 80 90 A ~ 'enH'- :
,''''''Srs. S'H on8 ~u"". r'cN1 ~
80 - '"~. .'"''tg~'r cr ,,e' va most
l.i. anvwNcrc, FOR 81 oer noV.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
|ST0MACH TROUBLES
! ARE DUE TO AC|D|TY
Tells Safe, Certain. Speedy Relief
For Acid Indigestion.

so-cslled stomach troubles, such ss in
digestion, gss sonrness, stomach ache spc
Inability to rets sln food arc 10 probably nine
eases cut OF ton, simply Evidence that e1-
cessiye secretion OF SID IL taEing place In
tue stomach, causing tine IUrnatiOn vi gas
and seld iDdigestiVn. 'E
Gas distends the stomach ana cause,
tlkt iuil. oppressive, burning feeling soiie.
Hines known 8. 4hoartburR. wti!e @ act,
irrltstos and infames the deiIcste lining OF
tno --Jhis sn.a IiIe sIovS4o iI's Chs.iSIy "a
lths EXCESS development or secretion %
acid. RI t"
To stop br prevent this sour!ng Of the
food contents of the stomach anu TO neu
tialiGc the acid, and mahe II bland anC
harmless, n tesspoonfu. of b.Eurst ted Ds2
resla, good and elective c0rrector VI
acid stomach. should he taLen in a quarter
of a glass Of hot or co.d water after eating
or Whenever gas. sournrE- Ur arifit" II ieit
This swcetens the stomach and neutralizes
the sGiaity in :. lew n~lIvA..s IL =
perfectly harm,ess and Inexpensive remedy
TO use.
. An sntacld, such as bisursted ssnesii.
hich can be obtained from any drugE!-
Ia either powder or tablet form enables the
stomach to do ita work properly withou
the aid of artificial digestsnts. Mag.
nesia comes in several forms, so be certain
TO AJAX for and take only B'surated Mag
nesia, which l. especially prepared for the
above purpose.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
MILITARY DAY" MAYS
AT KENNEL CLUB SHOW
Veterans Of All Wars Invited TO
Join American Legioners in
. Celebration.
Veterans Of all wars have been in

Veterans OF all wars have been in
vited TO join with George Washing
ton Post, American Legion. in making
military day at the annual dog show
a success. As the gross profits Of the
show arc for the benefit OF that post
the Wsshinaton Kennel Club dect' ed
10 set aside Saturday afternoon, MAJ
s. for the reception OF Americans who
have served with the coiors on land
or sea. The occasion will be in the
nature of celebration and reunion.
II. II. Atkinson. chairman CT the
bench show committee, announced to-
day that Boston terriers and bulldog
will be judged the night Of May !. On
the following day the unclassihed
specials will rc judged. Three pup
pies will be the prines in the later
class.
Secretary Charles A. Watson an
Jounces that all the cups and medals
have been received and VIII be placed
on exhibition in the dow ntown Sec
uon next week.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

hssss sssssssis .sEsies 81 'As ssh
xsss~. Ar~sy esssot I~ msasUTsd Ia
s~sl~s1 z@s ~ssb4N
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
OLD SORES, ULCERS
AND ECZEMA VANISH
Good. Old. Reliable Pcterson's Oint-
y mcnt a Favoritc Remedy.

Had 81 ulcers on my legs. Doctors
wan ed 10 cut or leg. Peterson's O!nt.
t,ent cured me.''--N-m. I. Nichols. 4O2
Wilter street, Rochester, y. y.
Get n large box Tor 80 cents at any
druggist, says Peterson, Of Buffalo,
nnd money. back If It isn't the best
YOU ever used Always keep Peter
k,on's Ointmen mt in the house. Fine for
',urns, scalds,. bruises, sunburn and
tho surest remedy for itching eczem d
and piles the world aas ever know n.
Peterson Ointment is tho best for
bleeding and itching piles have ever
found. Major Charles L.. Whitney,
Ninevsrd Haven. Mass.
"Peterson's Ointment has given
rreat satisfaction for Salt Rheum.'-
Mrs J. L. Weiss, .Cuylerville, y. Y.
All druggists sell it. recommend IT.
PEOPLES Drug stores will supply
YOU under guarantee OF money back
II not satiTactorr.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
Flcckles and Blotches
Are Easily Peeled of

If you are bothered with any cutsneous
bicinish, it's poor plan TO use paint, pow.
der or anything else to cover II up. TO,
often this only emphasizes the defect. Be-
sides It's much easier TO remove the dis
: surement with ordinary mercoliZed wAA
Applied nightly, the w@x will gradually re-
move freckles. pimpleS, moth patches, Liver
snots sgllowness. red blotches or an" sur.
face eru-,ti3n. The affected Cuticle is ac.
tualy aba irbed, little each cay. unit
the clear. soft, youthful and beautiful siiI
lehnath p. brought wholly TO view.
As the druggist Cor one ounce of m er'
coli:ed wax aid use this lhc you Ne cold
cream. Remove in the morning Win sosI
md vater. Many who have tried this
ennle, harmless treatment report sstcn'
ish!ng results
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
CRAY HAIR RUINS
YOUR APPEARANCE
Q-B.a asir CsIor EestoreE MAKE,
yssr Hal, seastif.L DARK sad Lss-
treas As~is. Improves Year
Appearances.

How many times have you stood be-
fore q mirror aud wished Sour hs'r
WOULD 10 evenly dark and lustrous in .
the young folks you see, Instead "
Doing dun, gray, & re1ked, o. faded
as well as thin or falling.
Don't envy th5Ti. y Ou can have
beautifuls evenly dark, lJstruus, long.
thick hsiT, too. Just set a bottle or
q ban, the wonderful hair color re
storer aud comb IL into your hsir once
or twice a day as per staple diree-
tions on the bottle. In a few weeks
that ugly, faded, llfeless gray har
viii have tho beautiful. even dsrk
color OF youth back. and whom you
lRgn your Singers thloHgh yoLr air
khd feel how soft ana wavy il is too.
7 you will wear smile or "esl de-
Thoussnds OF enthusiastic users
lpraise Q-Bsn Hair Color lie storer 40
1.-THE greatest absolutely safe hair col
Nor restorer made. All drug store5
Pave q ban rc9dr fer yoI In f?7 d"
bottles or by mail IS cents. Peoples
Iprug stores. Washington, u. =.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
POLICE SHOOT MAD
DOG IN POUND WAGON

CINCINNATI Ohio, .\Sril Il. - Leap
ing into - hog pen, a dog, believed 20
b. nad, b't half coZou hogs.
While TIE oHncr OF tho hogs. Jp-
seph Weber, Ga'ryman, was studying
how to drive the dog ol.t Of TIE pen
the county doR wagon hove in Sigh,
Netting the dos, the wagon crew
placed il in the csee on tce wagon.
Then excitement sta "sei in earn
est.
Attacking tho other CANNES in III"
cage. the dos bit them all sevcr"l'.
For blocks, the dist, easing yelps Of
tho hNten animal were heard.
Tho wagon was dr'ren to q po'i"'
sta ION. where policeman. fi"iH.
Itrough The m sias OF the cage, Kilt.
ed IN" .vidc1tlv -;pd dog. TNe wagu,
was trsn driven to the county .pounG
whero the Olhcr dogs We're killed.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
SENT TO U. S. PRISON
FOR MOTOR CAR THEFT

KANSAS CITY, W. Arril lt.
Jpnes N.gra. sn Italian. ~ below"
90 bo the hrst pcG.on in this CountG.
- inrlr The nena,'r or row Fedora
Iao eNsc'~d to curb no o. cp- ihe.t
Nirlo ,vns .~nteuCNS 20 thA rna ven
worth te'rrs' -g'.or .'d asscssa,
So ,, t.,p hsso .hS oL--r "a.
rn b'eadsc sI'.y . rhalT- "'
s,caLng an sUtOiav5!s from =. l..
norsey.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29
Court House Netvs

Circuit Court.
R Kennedy VS. Frank c. Sihley-
sanidavit :, c,,
TB Kennedy VS. Frank Z, Sibley.
Hosicftions to application - place up
n trial docket and motion for con-
Emulation.
c,em Abstract Company, a COR
.orationys. A. c. Bohrnstedt.
Jennie Dupuis VS. James A. john
an ct al. Praecipe'
. Erma Knox VS. George d. Knox. Af-
Ffdavit.
complaint
edward F. Whelan VS. William Ed
var Of al, Proof of service by mail.
Marriage Licenses
theodore James Condo, 26, clerk
Of Salem to Leone May Estes, II OF
|1s2 North Liberty street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

President Carl Gregg Doney. oi
Willamette University, who has been
helplng the workers in the Willam-
cite campaign at Arlington. Oregon.
Is expected home this afternoon.
Conrad Staffrin. of Dallas, former
adlu1ant eneral of the state. and now
a member of the state board of phar-
macy examiners, visited in the adju-
tant generals office here Friday even
ing between trains. Mr.. Stafrin was
returning to Dallas from southern
Oregon, where the board held a ses-
sion the first of the week,
Col James S. Dusenberry, instrue-
tor-inspeetor for the Oreon Coast Ar
ullery Corps. returned to the adiu-
tant enerafs office here saturday
from Marshfield. where he has spent
several days inspectin artillery troops.
Carl f. Nelson, arrested by Night
Patroiman W. ]. White, for cutting a
corner with his auto at the intersec-
ton of State and High streets. plead
ed guilty to the charge when arraign-
ed before Police Judge Race Satur-
day morning and was fined SIS.
Fleeing before Traffic Officer Mof-
fit could reach the scene an uniden-
titled man, wearing black hat and
long black overcoat, stole "a tire
from the rear of an auto parked be-
hind the Blue Bird Cafe, les South
Commercial street, late Friday night
and made good his escape through
the darkness in the woodward of the
Chas. X. Spauldtng Logging COM
pany
Word from Washington headquar-
ters received at the local post office
Saturday, contained the information
that mail for Danzig matter from the
United States intended for delivery
in the free city of Danzig reaches the
city addressed either to Danzig, Po-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29
.asx* = = = = > = = =
3 nRRENT EVENTS

- se-Address by Wm-
= Tsft, at the armoFy; f.;
ssy Nav sS-Graduating recital
=. - N, E. church, S:15 pm.
~ H. 2s-Commencement ex-
.,sss ss at girls training school
sp. m. ,, 9r,,sana base
- same oxford park, 2:sO
Nav r. se-salem Senators vs.
,,ssnv. ar oxford park. ESQ p.
u Nov s1-stores in city clos
!. ali day. Decoration day.
~ Nav M s1-Baseball. Port
..aa league leaders VS. Salem
sasstors, ~ oxford park 3 pm.
Imue 8. - Regular open
.o.iug Salem Commercial
.,uh opera house p M
lime City council meet
Inc CITY hall. 1880 p. m.
s-Final concerts of Will
~ ,.u,otte school for music, First
NJ. E. church.
Iune Final meeting OF
s.,or, Arts league. library. 8
mne Miss Hendry's re-
.,,aI First Presbyt a n
church, s p. M.
Iune American Legion
,rssting. armory, p. M.
xSx* X X \ X =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

land; Danzfg. Prussia or Danzig Ger
many. Danzig ceased, with the treaty
of peace ito belong 10 Germany, by
whom it was eeded to the allied pow
ers All mail for Danzig and smaller
places within the Free City territory
should be addressed TO Free City of
Danzig. Europe and it will be dis
patched 10 the place for which it is
intended.
The Salem Musicians at a recent
meeting agreed ppon the following
prices for dance work; engagements
within the city limits, s5.0e for each
musician with extra dollar for the
leader of the orchestra; engagements
out of town. $500 per musician,
leader $500. Overtime s2.o0 per hour.
Taking cut building permit long
after construction of the building was
begun, the Deaeoness Hospital man.
agement Friday evening secured a
permit to erect a brick building at
their property, Winter and Oak
streets from the city recorders Of
fcie. The permit states that cest of
the building will be 5000
Moose hall tonight. singing. REV
elation" music. 12ss
Revelation" music, singing, Moose
hall, tonight, 1898
Singing tonight. Moose hall, Rev
elation music. 1899
Expense accounts showing that
each of them spent 25 cents during
their campaigns were filed Saturday
with City Recorder Race by Joe
Baumgartner and A. F, Marcus, elect
ed councilmen from Ward three. The
rs cents covers the cost of nominat-
ing petitions,
Mrs. Mary E. Bogue, of Chadron,
Nebraska, is in Salem, visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Whitney
and other relatives and friends, Mrs.
Bogue has Just come from visits with
relatives in Colfax Tacoma, North
/ Plains and Portland. She was also
the guest of her sister, Mrs. s. E,
Folsom, at Kettle Falls, Washington,
4 However, she considers that Salem is
by far the prettiest place she has vet
seen on the coast and is enjoying her
/ visit immensely.
Help make Salem beautiful, Join
the Floral society. Call at Gardner &
Keene's, Hartman Bros, or mail to T..
Howard Zinser, dues 81 per year. 134s
Tonight, Moose hall, Revelation
music, singing. 1898
The Womans Relief Corps will pre-.
sent Capital Post No. with a beauti-
full flag Monday, following the exer.
cises and planting of the memorial
trees on the court house lawn. Mrs
Norma Terwilliger, patriotic instruc.
tor Of the w. r. c., will present the
flag she will be assisted by Mrs. T.
l.. Waters, patriotic instructor of tbs
Daughters of Veterans.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the First Christian church will meet
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29
PAGE FIVE.

of the players. viii 50 TO Silvertaa
Monday morning where they will a.
sist the Silverton band in ceremonies
for Memorial Day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

/ wish to take this means of hearth
" thanking the kind taxpayers f
Marion county who contributed To nv
success in the campaign for county
/ assessor. | know of no better way nf
exhioiting my gratitude than by sery-
ing you to the best of my abilitV IN
that office.-O. A. Steelhammer 19s
Cherrian drill Tuesday evening
t1uhe 4st' city nail p. m 129s
Love. 1eweler. matchmaker, Salem. .
vernon Suckow, xylophonist extra
ordinary will play at the Dreamland
oahce saturday night 12g%
Miss Lena Belle Tartar will pr,-
sent her vocal pupils in recital at the
First Christian church Thursday eve
ming. An interesting program of songs
and other musical numbers has been
arranged. The eliminating feature of
the evening win be four part musical
selections by a ladies' chorus compos-
ed entirely of Miss Tartar's pupils.
The general public is invited to at
tend
Cut flowers and potted plants at
Arthur Plant greenhouse, 18th and
Wilbur. 129
! Dance Auburn hall Saturday night.
A new orchestra. 1898
Miss Dollie Dutton and Miss Doro-
! thy Townsend are spending several
days in Portland as the guests of
! friends
! Warren Hunt, iazziest drummer.
Hear Tilotson sing Sat. night at the
4 Dreamland dance. 1898
Attention B. P. o. Elks, owing to
unavoidable circumstances Ladies
night has been postponed until We'd
nesday June 9th. S129*
| Ouiia board at Tyler's drug store :
Twenty ladies voices in chorus. III
are pupils of Miss Tartar. First Chris
tian church Thursday evening. No
admission. Everybody invited to at
tend. i29
Announcement was made Saturday
by Postmaster August Huckestein that
the postoffice will be closed all day
| Monday, with the exception that the
stamp and general delivery windows
will be opened from 9 to 10 O'Clock
Only one man will be on duty and
none bu transient will be served ut the
general delivery window.
DR.. George H. Alden, dean of the
College of Liberal Arts, has been do
ing valuable work in eatsern Ore
gon, and in eastern Washington He
has visited Athena, Pendleton, Spok-
ane, Wenatehee and other points and
by explaining the advantages of Will
lamette has interested many in her
welfare.
Major Henry o. Miller, assistant
adjutant general, left this city satur
day for his home at McMinnyille
where he will spend Sunday and Mon
day. Major Miller will return to his
office here Tuesday, the department
being closed on Memorial Day, Mon
day.
a Special meeting of Salem
~ odge No. A, A. F. & A. M,
MPNNn his evening. Work in the M.
NNIXW. degree. 1898
pgo1egeaeGege p9eGae99RG
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

Due to the fact that Monday IS
Memorial Day the regular weekly
business men5s luncheon al the Com
mereial Club viii be cancelled that
day, il was re-asserted al the offices
OF the Commercial Club saturday.
The luneheons will be continued the
following week, however. and all
business men of the city are invited
to attend the meeting. Monday. June
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

Monday noon, at the armory. T.. S,
Grant No. 5, Ladies of the G. A, r..
win provide coffee for all persons
bringing their lunch. 1t is thought
that out of town guests in the city
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

N Special meeting of Salem
~ odge No. A, A. F. q A. NJ,
mFNNn his evening Work in the M.
NNIXu degree. 12e#
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

Oscar A. steelhammer. director of
the Salem band, and John Graber,
manager of the band. with several
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

Major Henry o. Miller, assistant
adjutant general, left this city Satur
day for his home at McMinnyille
where he will spend Sunday and Mon
day. Major Miller will return to his
office here Tuesday, the department
being closed on Memorial Day, Mon
day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

Sunday evening at : ocloek The meet-
ing viii be in the form OF memorial
services and a Spanish War Veteran
will be the speaker Of the evening.
There will also be special music. Per-
sons desiring To do 50 may bring
flowers TO be used Monday by the G.
A. r.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

that day viii be glad 70 avail them
selves of the invitation and win bring
their lunches to the armory.
Supt ana afrs. Dubhs. who nave
served for 90 years as missionaries
te China. from the United Evangel-
ieal church. bid farewell to their
many friends at the State w. II. &
+. Missionary Convention and will
again sail for China in few days.
The ladies report Improvement in all
lines of the work throughout the
state and a gain of s4s6.ss over the
amount contributed by the branch
last year. They will meet at St.
Johns next May.
Beginning Saturday the Portland
Salem Auto Stage Company began
upon an hourly schedule for its
stages between the two cities Fare for
the trip is s1.65. The stage leaves
Hotel Bligh here every hour from
Z a. m. to Z p. M. and from 10th and
Alder streets. Portland. every hour
from q. m. until D. m.
G. A. r. services win be held at
the Episcopalian church. corner of
Church and Chemeketa streets, Sun
day. May 3oth, at II o'clock. in the
forenoon. The members of the Grand
Army of the Republic and Of the
Womens Relief Corps of the Ladies'
of the Grand Army, the Daughters of
Veterans, are urgently invited BY the
Rector, and the invitation has been
accepted The members of the several
organizations win please assemble at
the church at 10;45 a. m. so they
can enter and sit in body, Let there
be generous turn out. Daniel Web
ster. adjutant.
Oscar A. Steelhammer, director of
the Salem band, and John GRADER,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29
Daily Statistics
Died..

Died.
Watt Farrar, AZ,
at local hospital. Remains are at
the Terwilliger home and the fun
eral will be from that place Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock, Rev.
James Elvin conducting the ser
vices. Burial will be In the Odd
fellows cemetery. Deceased is sur
vived by son and daughter, both
of whom reside in Seattle.
The annual Memorial service of
Gpital typographical Union will be
held at Union Hall at $500 o'clock
Sunday May 80. For several years past
the printers of Salem have held SER
vices on the last Sunday in May In
memory of craftsmen who have pass
ed the great divide. This year the ser
vice will consist of Memorial Day re-
marks by Judge Geo. H. Burnett and
+. A. Harris will speak on Printers
over seas. A male quartet will fur
lish music. The general public as well
Is the printers and their families are
cordially invited
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

that day win he glaa 10 avail them
selves Of the invitation and win bring
their lunches to the armory.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29


sons desiring to do 50 may bring
flowers TO be used Monday by the G.
\. r.
Monday evening the Daughters of
Isabella initiated a class of Is men-
bers at their hall on State street.
About SO members OF the order were
present for the ceremony. which was
followed by sumptaous banquet. A
number of toasts were responded to,
and social evening followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey left for
Portland, Saturday afternoon, where
they will be joined by a number of
friends from Astoria. The party will
motor up the Columbia Highway as
far as Cascade Locks. where they will
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Davey's
son. Lieut.. Robert E. Davey. over
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Davey will
spend several days in Portland visit
ing relatives and friends
AT meeting held in Stayton the
first of the week, several hundreds of
dollars were raised by the business
men of the town for the purpose of
having a patriotic celebration July 8,
Special features of the celebration will
be announced later.
Mnn6aN nam a. tha arta,A..xs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

DIR. George H. Alden, dean of the
College of Liberal Arts, has been do
ing valuable work in eatsern Ore
gon, and in eastern Washington He
has visited Athena, Pendleton, Spok-
ane, Wenatchee and other points and
by explaining the advantages of Will
lamette has interested many in her
welfare.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

resident Carl Gregg Doney, Of
" NHiamette University. whe has been
heIplng the workers in the Willam-
ette campaign at Arlington, Oregon.
Is expected home this afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Christian church will meet
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

Announcement was made Saturday
by Postmaster August Huckestein that
the postoffice will be closed all day
Monday, with the exception that the
stamp and general delivery windows
will be opened from 9 to 10 O'Clock.
Only one man will be on duty and
none bu transient will be served ut the
general delivery window.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

Cherrian drill Tuesday evening
June list, city hall p. m. 12ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

The Salem Musicians at a recent
meeting agreed ppon the following
prices for dance work; engagements
within the city limits, s5.0e for each
musician with extra dollar for the
leader of the orchestra; engagements
out Of town. $500 per musician,
leader $500. Overtime s2.o0 per hour.