Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-04
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In line with campaign to sell
more prunes and air Oregon prune
growers to get rid of their pro-
duct, the Cherrians will serve
prune luncheon next Tuesday eve
ming at O'Clock in the CONNER
cial club. The time of the lunch
con has been changed from eight
to six, my motion passed at the
last meeting. Each Cherrian will
be assessed his share of the ex-
pense of the lunch whether he is
there or not.
Word was received by Salem
friends of Mrs. Thos. Dugger YES
terday to the effect that she was
stricken with severe attack of
paralysis at her home in Scio Wed
nesday evening. Her condition is
said to be extremely critical. Mrs
Dugger is the wife of Thos. Dug
ger, editor of the Scio Tribune
and is quite well known in Sal m.
She has spent many years in Ma
rion and Linn counties.
Wilder Farnham, former as
slstant postmaster at Eugene who
is now employed at the forestry
building in Portland, is in Salem
for a short time transacting busi-
ness at the state house. Tonight or
tomorrow he expects to return to
Portland.
I. r. Smith, proprietor of the
Smith cigar store, is confined to
his room as a result of an illness
following an operation which he |
underwent a short while ago.
Big dance at Dreamland rink |
every Wed. and Sat. Best hard
wood floor in valley. 32*l
That his automobile, left on the /
Pacific highway near Brooks, was
stolen Wednesday, was the COM
plant made to police yesterday by
Frank l.. Miller of Aurora. The
car had a broken windshield ana |
the right front headlight had |
been smashed, Mr.. Miller said.
Salem basketball fans are urged |
to lend their moral and financial !
support to the Salem high school
riday night when the red and |
black tossers clash with the New
berg high school five. The game
will be held at O'CLOCK. in the
armory.
Dance at Auburn Friday night.
Free bus from o. E. 81
Several Salemites will leave this
for Corvallis to wit
ness the Oregon-O. A. C. basket
bali game to be held there this
evening. Another game will be
played tomorrow night. Odds at
present favor the Eugene school.
Forty Poland China hogs by
three consigners are 10 be sold to-
day at the state fair grounds. The
hogs were brought here by c. X,
Low, o. A. Low and A. J. Fox. Col
Onel Satterlee will act as auctioneer
Money to lend. Elmo S. White,
i02 Masonic bldg. 31f
ftara prnn1ftar dow o. !
he legislative session, P. L. Camp
bell, president of the University of
Oregon, and Eric w. Allen, dean
If the school of journalism at the
same school. returned to Eugene
VALENTINE PRESENT. Give
| record for a Valentine present.
1. L. Stiff Furn. Co. S91
Nothing of a particularly inter
.sting nature is at present due to
,ome before the city council at
is next regular meeting to be held
lext Monday night.
President Campbell of the Uni
'ersity of Oregon, was in town
rom Eugene yesterday where he
lad business with the legislature.
Get your valentine at the Salem
store. 31%
Senator Gus Moser and Speaker
f the House Bean will be the
peakers at the Business mems
to be held Monday noon
t IL o'clock. :
Basketball, Salem VS. Newberg,
friday Feb. 4, armory. Admission
SC. 81"
Dean J. F. Bovard, of the Uni
'ersity of Oregon, is in Salem to-
ay transacting business.
Love the jeweler, Salem.
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