Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-03
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Bishop ID. S. Warner of Glenn
IEllyn, ILL.,, is holding meetings at
l the Free Methodist church on the
corner of Market and Winter
streets. The meeting will continue
every afternoon and evening at
2:3O and 1880, with the exception
| of Saturday, until February II.
Bishop Warner has addressed
| gatherings in all north Pacific
coast cities and his work has at
tracted = great deal of attention.
He came here after conducting
weeks campaign in Portland and
will leave for Ashland as soon as
his work here is closed
| Elks attention: The Tennessean
Jubilee Singers, one of the biggest
productions on the lyceum course
tonight 8 o'clock. All Elks, includ-
| ing visiting Elks, are invited to at
| tend. No admission. 500
| The executive committee of the
| Wisconsin association which held
a meeting at the GraybeIe last
night, decided to hold their mid
| winter get together" meeting
February II, in the basement of
| the Leslie NJ. F.. church. Further
arrangements and program for the
event will be announced later.
Grand opening of Valley Pack
ing Co. Thursday Feb. 3, all day
and evening. A luncheon will be
served during the evening, with
dancing from until 70. Every
body is cordially invited. Souve-
mir for everyone. 800
Two thousand, five hundred dol |
lars will be spent by John G. |
Moody, of this city, in erecting a |
one and one half story dwelling
at 724 North High street, accord I
ing to the building permit yester-
day issued to him by Mark EUul-
sen, deputy city recorder.
Basketball, Multnomah A. A. |
club VS. Willamette university, Sat
urday Feb. 5. at Salem armory |
Sis p. m. Admission soc. 32*
A number of Salem basketball
enthusiasts plan to journey to Cor
wallis this week end to witness the
games to be played between the
University of Oregon and the Ore
gon Agricultural college. One ses-
sion will be held Friday and the
other Saturday night. Dope seems
70 favor the Eugene quintet.
All Shriners attention: Special
meeting for all Shriners in Salem
and vicinity. Business of import
ance, Friday February 4th, D.
M, Masonic hall. 31+
Several Eugene high school stu
dents will canvass the business
district of the city selling tickets
for the Salem -Newberg basketball
game to be held at the armory
Friday night. it is stated. A big
lowd attended the Corvallis-Sa-
lem session here last week end
While Frank Bakers automobile
was parked in front of the Y. NJ.
c. A yesterday, somebody stole an
o1rorooa+ opd a botbino sniff ont Of
the tonneau, Mr.. Baker complain
ed to the police last night He said
the overcoat was of dark color |
and that the swimming suit was
green.
Basketball, Multnomah A. A
club VS. Willamette university, Sat
urday Feb. 5, at Salem armory
S:15 p. m. Admission soc. 32*
William Beard, after being cap
tured yesterday, again escaped
from the state school for feeble
this morning abou: 5:45
o'clock, according to a report made
to the police. Officers were urged
to keep close watch for him.
Beard has escaped from the school
several times. 7
Mrs. E. c. Hout, who has been r
her daughter in Salem for {
several days, has returned to her 7
home in Corvallis. She stopped in
independence on her way home )
for short visit with friends. a
VALENTINE PRESENT. Give @
a record for a Valentine present. a
II. L. Stiff Furn. Co. S9t :.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Cummings of AL f
bany, county school superintendent I
Of Linn county, was in the city +
few days ago comforting with the
Linn county delegation in the leg
stature relative to an increase in 7
her salary.
Busick's 5th Anniversary sale is
now in progress. Get prices from
full page ad in last nights paper. I
3Os v
Willard L. Marks, an Albany at >
.orney and former county clerk of u