Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21
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X Nov. 21--Business Mems X
X luncheon. Commercial club. x
X Nov. 22-Kiwanis club X
X luncheon, Marion hotel. 4:
X Nov. 21-23 Marion Coun- X
X ty Teachers institute, Salem \:
X high school. X
\ Nov. 23 Rotary club X
X luncheon, Marion hotel x
x Dec. 4-Salem Elks club X
X memorial exercises, Grand X
x theatre. X
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Circuit Court
Divorce complaint. answer and
reply filed on a change Of venue
from Coos county, naming A. e.
Kiser as plaintiff and Roby M.
Kiser as defendant.
Probate Court
inventory and appraisement
filed Of the estate Of Carrie NJ Ell
we'll.
Petition asking for the appoint
ment of Elizabeth Walker as ad-
ministratrix OF the estate of Jas.
Forbis.
Final account of the estate of
James F. Parlow filed and ap-
proved.
Petition asking for the ap~
pointment of Clarence w. Keene
as administrator of the estate of
Josef G. Burik filed i
Marriage Licenses
Charles r. Brown, 36, Salem and
Winnifred Taylor, 26, Salem.
Pantages vaudeville tonight.
6:45, 8. Grand theatre. 278*
Denton Burdick, member of the
last legislature, and his father
from Redmond, spent Saturday
night and yesterday in Salem as
guests of tn eMarion hotel. They
motored down to Eugene from
their home to see the game be-
tween Oregon university and Ore
gon Agricultural college. and in
tended to make their return trip
today If the weather would per- /,
NIT.
Henry Souvaine, pianist and
Miss Penelope Doyies, soprano, in
concert at armory Wednesday
night, Nov. 23rd. Tickets soc.
Seat sale all day Wednesday,
armory, 27S*
Some residents In the vicinity
of Capitol and Union streets were
this morning forced to wade to
their ankles in water if they wish
ed to make their way about their
yards. The water in that vicinity
is the highest 1t has been in years
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Porter of
Portland arrived in Salem yester-
day to make their future home.
Mr.. Porter has been employed at
a local state Institution and will
assumed his duties today
A bicycle which had been aban-
doned on Church street, near the
First Methodist church, was yes
terday taken to the police station
by s. D. Bidwell, of GAS Ferry
street. Today the wheel had not
been claimed by its owner.
The Northwest Lumber G. Ex-
port company OF Portland, capi-
talized at $4,000 filed articles of !
Incorporation with the state cor
poration department here Satur-
day. The incorporators are M. e.
McDermott, Maurice w. Seitz and
G. D. Christensen.
Frank Miller, formerly mem
Der of the Oregon public service
commission but at the present
time engaged in conducting a
foundry at Albany, was in Salem
Saturday. Mr.. Miller said busi-
ness at Albany is prosperous and
he is working his plant at full
capacity.
A statement submitted to the {
secretary of states office by the
Shell Oil company shows sales OF I
gasoline In Oregon during 0cto- I
ber total1ing 250,415 gallons with {
distillate sales of 2065 gallons.
The statement was -~~Smpanied
by a check for s5o39.S2 to cover
the state tax on motor fuel oil
sales.
An automobile driven by man
whose name was not learned was
slightly damaged yesterday when
1t was struck by a truck piloted
by S. P. Powers of route s, ac-
cording to his report to the police
The accident occurred about one
half mile from Salem on the PEN
itentiary road. No one was hurt.
Several poor families of Salem
were assisted to the extent of $500
last Friday, when pupils attending
the various schools OF the city :.
Joined in gathering clothing and
edibles. The response was gen