Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-24

lean OolNln V. Dyment, repre-
senting the University of Oregon
at a meeting of the committee on
college entrance requirements
which was appointed by the col
lege section of the State Teach
ers association last Decebmer, was
in Salem Saturday The meeting
was attended by representa- tives OF
nearly all higher education insti
tutions in Oregon and numerous
high school instructors of Marion
county.
Doerfler Brothers of the Waldo
hills will have on exhibition at the
Duroc show and sale at the Ore
gon state fair grounds on February
3, several animals from the Ioka
Duroc farm. 1t is said that 90 of
the leading breeders of the state
will offer some of their best Du-
rocs for this exhibition and sale.
DIR. l.. r. Stringer of this city
and DIR. l.. e. Barrick, formerly of
Independence, who recently re-
turned from Chicago where they
took a special course in dentistry
specializing in extraction and .---ray
opened their office rooms in tha
Masonic building today.
Through information furnished
police by J. B. Giesy, the automo-
bile of Paul Stollar, which was re-
ported stolen Friday, was located
yesterday on Mill street near the
Richmond school. The machine had
b'en abandoned. Mr. Stollar call
ed at the police station and claim
ed the car.
Seven bricks of ice cream were
stolen from the rear of his house
Saturday night, Roy Mills, 1884
Court street, complained to po-
lice. Officers were sent to the
house, but the thieves, believed to
be boys, had departed and Mr..
Mills did not recover his ice cream
MI. anu MIS. AlllSOn OF NC
Minnville, motored to Salem Sat
urday afternoon to do some shop
ping and attended the show in the
evening. While here they were
guests of Mr.. Allison's sister. Mrs.
Varney.
Basket social by United Artisans
odd Fellows hall, Thursday eve
ming Jan. 27th. Good program. All
invited. "a"
II. c. Ackerman is moving his
family to Stayton. Mr. Ackerman
has been a resident of Salem for
some time and is now associated
with the Ackerman-Stout Motor
company in that town.
Delos Eldridge of Independence
is in the city, and has a position as
page in the house of representa-
tives. He went to Independence
Friday to spend the week end with
his parents.
A large crowd of fight fans are
expected to attend the American
legion smoker to be given at the
armory on February 4. There are
to be six bouts for a total of 36
rounds.
Otto Busch of Salem, fomer
baker of Silverton, was in that city
a few days during the preceding
week settling up his business af-
fairs.
FLOURi FLOUR! FLOUR!M
A shopping bag free with every
sack of Cherro. You gain, by using
Cherro flour, three ways; first you
get the best flour, second for less
money, third a shopping bag free.
Every sack guaranteed. Just phone
your grocer, 21@
Salem residents returning to
this city from Portland this morn
ing stated that it showed in the
Oregon metropolis for more than
an hour early today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jack OF Sill
verton visited in the city with
friends Saturday and Sunday. Mr..
Jack is a pioneer undertaken Of
Silverton.
Two lap robes were stolen from
his automobile while it was park
ed in front of Hartman's store
Saturday night, c. Smith. a Ger
vais resident, told officers
Miss Vivian Browne went to
Eugene Saturday evening where
she spent the week end with her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Davis.
( Columbia river smelt, 4 lbs FOR
25c. Fits Market.
Miss Glover B. Miller, a teachef
in the Silverton schools. was visit
ing in the city Saturday. Miss MI
Ter formerly lived in Salem.
Mrs. K. S. Holder of Stayton has
been visiting friends in Salem 10Y
Z several days
s.Tbe Higher Christian Life as
Taught by D. L Moody ana ne
Associates" will be the subject q
an address to be given BY MIS- =
! A. Park at the Kimball scilooi %
Theology "Wednesday afternoon =
? o'clock it was announced tii-s