Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-23

yesterday morning on the annual
Indian day parade to Salem which
was staged under the auspices of
the Indian Motorcycle and Bicycle
| company of Portland and LLOYD
E. Ramsden, the Salem agent.
| Many of the machines contained
| side cars and the riders were ac-
companied by their wives, sisters
and sweethearts. B. w. Rice, EN-
| ployed at the Portland house, was
| chief of the tribe and chaperoned
the party. Mr.. Rice gave out sew
eral hundred souvenir match boxes
which are manufactured by the In
dian Motorcycle company.
The Father and Son club of the
Central Congregational church
held their regular monthly meet
ing and banquet in the Sunday
school rooms of the church build
ing last evening and was attended
by rs members and friends of the
club. The Ladies Social circle serv-
ed supper and a program of unus-
ual interest was rendered. Miss
Florence Shirley gave a pianoIogue
and Ernest Craven rendered
solo. Geo. Eyre spoke from the
fathers standpoint on "FIis dutv
to his son." and Rev. D. S. Bel
iinger, a missionary from Alaska,
gave an interesting talk on the con-
ditions in that country. The next
meeting will be held April 8 and
Warden Compton of the state pen-
itentiary will be the speaker.
Salem friends of Dave Findley.
known in this vicinity as the pro-
fessional golf player at the lila
hee club, will be pleased to learn
that he has been chosen as one of
the professionals to play in the
tryout game at Coronado Beach |
Cal, next week. This is a contest
among the best golf players in the !
union.
Vacating the building on State
street which he has occupied for /
some time, e. Tallman will move
his shoe repair shop Monday to
the rear of the Bootery on CONNER
cial street, where he will continue
the business. The Adolph building
has been leased to other parties
for a term of years, and beginning
March first will be remodeled and
improved to suit the needs of the
parties holding the lease.
The observation of Indian day
was discouraged Sunday Several
Indian riders had anticipated a
ride from Eugene to Salem, but
the condition of the weather was
such that little attention was given
the event. The arrangements for
the trip were in the hands of Lis
ton and Potter, Eugene agents for
the Indian machine.
Conference basket ball game,
VS. Whitman, 2 games,
Feb. "a and Feb 25, 8 D. m. sa-
lem armory. 49*
Nine men and teams are at work
on the Polk county road near Crow
ley making improvements. Consid .
cradle gravel has been hauled on
the road and it has been greatly
A basket social will be held at
the Middle Grove school on Friday
evening, February 25, at eight
o'clock. Four miles out on the Sill
verton road. A good program and
a good time is promised to all.
Capital assembly, United Arti-
sans, invites their many friends to +
enjoy their social evening Thurs
day Feb. "a, odd Fellows hall. At
Glenn Mcmillan, fireman on the I
D. w. r. & N. railway out of Port
and, is visiting his parents, Mr.
md Mrs. A. G. Mcmillan. He ex-
1ects to be home a couple of weeks
The Misses Ethel and Mabel Ar !
of Eugene were week end
,isitors at the home of Judge and y,
Mrs. L. T. Harris in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crawford
vent to Albany Sunday to visit his
Mr., and Mrs. J. G. Craw-
ord.
Harry o. Hobson of Gates was l
n town during the latter part of f
he week returning by way of AL
amy yesterday. .
Mrs. Albert Robinson visited a
riends in Eugene during the week Y
nd, returning yesterday. t
T. w. Riches and L. o. Harvey a
( Silverton are in the city on bus g
ness.
Midsummer Madness will con-
inue at the Grand theater tor I
hree days starting tomorrow. Az 1
c. F. Booth was transacting bus
hess in Oregon city the fore part
f the week.
DIR. and Mrs. Alexander of Glar- Il
tone were week end visitors with K
riends in Salem. G.
Miss Nellie Burns, an instructor le