Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-13

funeral and burial by the Rigdon and
Son company. Mrs. Forsberg was born
in Sweden, and came to the hospital
here from Astoria.
Electric sweeper demonstration all
this week. See window display.-C. :.
Hamilton.
100 rugs cleaned free. Phone your
orders. G. S. Hamilton. .
According to Berton F. Bronson,
executive secretary Of the Inter-
church movement in Oregon, the In
terchurch world movement is not an
Organization, but rather 'the Protes-
tant churches in concentrated ac-
tion." Mr.. Bronson is in Salem COM
pleting plas for the meeting to be
held here Friday.
See the Sweeper-Vac electric clean
er with a motor driven brush, demon
stration at c.. S. H~amilton's,
Tom Maplethorpe, who for a num-
Der of years was manager of the
shoe repairing department in Meyers
store, and who now conducts a sim
liar establishment in East Salem, is
Ill at his home and has not been able
to be at the shop, for several days.
County Clerk u. q. Boyer announ-
ces that beginning Thursday, April
Is, the registration books will be open
every day from 5 al M. to 5 p. m
This arrangement will continue until
the books close, April 20.
An uncomfortable furnace fire in
the basement Of the Baker Apart
ments 645 Ferry street, necessitated
the visit Monday afternoon of city
firemen. The fire was soon extin-
guished after their arrival, without
damage to the property.
z. G. Free of Salem, route A, Sc
cured a combination hunters and
anglers license Monday.
Charles e. Knapp of Aumsville Wis
tied friends in Salem, Monday. While
in this city, Mr.. Knapp prepared for
the coming season by applying for a
hunting license.
Friends of Blddie Bishop have been
warning him that he mad better slow
down on his overtime work in con
neetion with promotion of Salem 5
baseball club, the Senators. As Biddie
is also local manager of the William
cite Valley Transfer company, the
doubled task has proven too much
for him and a slight touch Of la
grippe has laid the hustling manager
UP. Nothing to worry about, fell
lows" says Biddie, expects to be back
on the Job by Wednesday,.
The Women's Relief Corps Aid So
ciety will meet in their room in the
armory Thursday, April 10, for an
all-day quilting. A full attendance OF
members is desired, and the
are requested to bring their lunches.
Richard Craven, representing the
National Humane Society, will arrive
lin Salem from Boston Friday, ana
will deliver a series of lectures in
the city. on Friday morning, at chapel
hour. he will address the faculty and
students of Willamette University
and in the afternoon he will speak at
the Lincoln Junior High school. Miss
Flora Case, librarian, has arranged
for him to take charge of the child
ren's story hour Saturday morning in
the public library.
According to word received from
, Eugene, Lyle McCroskey, son 0
Manager McCroskey Of the CONNER
| cial Club. has been selected to. take
the leading part in the senior play
1.-THE Man On The Box" at the Uni
~versity of Oregon this year. The play
win be presented on May IA, on the
second evening of the junior week
end. Mr.. McCroskey will be support
ed by Miss Alys Sutton Of Portland.
Other characters in the cast are Cur
tbs Peterson, of Eugene; Arvo Simola
of Portland; Adah McMurphy of Eu-
gene, Keith Higgins, Of Portland,
Helen Case of Portland; Merle
Moore of Portland; Sprague Carter
Of Portland; Norman Phillips of The
Dalles; John Hunt, of Portland; Lyle
r Balm, of Poplar, Montana; and ciar-
ence Lombard, of Eugene.
Mrs. Ralph White viii entertain the
members of her senior dancing class
with an informal dancing party at Co
tillion hall Wednesday evening after
the regular lesson.
The regular meeting of the Salem
Art league will be held in the public a
brary auditorium this evening ar . p
m. A large attendance of members is
expected, and any persons interested IN
the work Of ths league are invited %
attend.
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