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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-30
THE SANTA MARIA

THE proposed visit of ih Santa
Msria ihe bog hydnp.anc. 20 cor.
pas Christi BRING, mf another
point in the prominence of Corpus
Christ and iis strategic location
on ihe gulf coast The Santa
Maria T. THE largest flying hoat
On America ana has put IN several
months service as daily mail
boat in Florida waters
Her trip is now planncd 10 cover
the distance down the Mississippi
river to New Orleans The boat
is then expected 90 proceed 40
Mexico with Corpus Christ as
one of the stops ON hcr Itinerary
The Commcrcia' Association has
agreed go comply with certain ro-
quests made for the visit Of the
Santa Maria here and within al
probability Corpus Christi win be
included in the course
The coming of Che Santa Maria
into 5he waters of Corpus Christi
is only another az the many rcroe
nitions Corpus Christi has been ro-
ceiviug I'D late and while the point.
within itself might not bc So great
il mems another attainment mI
thc future suceess of Corpus
Christi
Corpus Christi will be- interest
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-30

Fly lime has nearly aown.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-30
Tuesday. August 80. 1921.
AMERICANS ceeep.

- believe ir tho United States o.
America as government o. tho
people hy thc rccpIe for thc nca
PIE whose iast powers arc derived
from thc consent Of the governed
o democracy in rspuhiioi a Sow
rrriqn nation o. many sovereign
statesi perfect union. one and
inssparahlci established On those
prineiples % freedom. equality.
justice and humanity FER which
American patriots sacrificed thsir
llv~t and fortunes. g. therefore.
believe L Is ny duty 20 my coun-
Try 20 love il. 20 support is COM
stitutien 90 obey rs laws. 20 re-
spcct IL, flag. and 20 defend Il
against al enemies
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

started the report that he would
follow Coach Mathews to the mi.
versity OF Washington. Aside
from the fact that he has been
working with paving crew dur
Ing the summer and reports for
practice in Al condition, zeller's
return Is a boon to the Bearcat
hopes. His appearance puts to an
end the unrest which has shaken
the personnel of Boilers squad
and makes It possible for the coach
70 commence the work OF placing
his men immediately.
A backfield Of veterans was as
sured Boiler this afternoon when
fluffy" Irvine. quarterback of
last year who has been turning
out daily with the squad. announce
ed that he would probably regis
ter for work at the university
next week.
Three additions to the squad
last night came in the actual ap-
pearance Of Bill Lawson, Balm and
White. all of last years first
string.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17
Mrs. Fisher Is
Committee Head

The second meeting of support
ers of the Salem Symphony orches-
ira was held yesterday and there
was discussion of ways to give sup.
port to the orchestra during the
coming season. A committee was
appointed to take charge of the
finances for the winter. Mrs. E.
e. Fisher was elected chairman of
the committee. Miss Mabel Rob-
ertson was chosen as secretary,
and Frank M. Alley, treasurer.
A plan was discussed to form
several committees to sell fifteen
hundred tickets for the first con-
cert Of the season. The orchestra
members will hold their first
meeting on Monday night at s
O'Clock in the rehearsal rooms.
There will be another meeting of
supporters of the orchestra in the
near future when the executive
board will decide upon definite
plans for further action.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17
PnOhi Head
tOBe Here
On MOnday

Joseph A. Linville. newly ap-
pointed federal prohibition direct
or Of Oregon, will be In Salem
Monday. His visit, according to
officers, VIII be of purely social
nature.
An informal conference with
sheriffs and their deputies from
Marion and nearby counties, will
be held at the courthouse here IN
the afternoon. 1t was stated. 1T is
Just to be a get together affair, I"
Mr.. Linville explained to Sheriff
0. d. Bower.
Mr.. Linville recently was nam
ed successor to Johnston S. Smith.
who formerly headed the federal
prohibition enforcement work IN
the state. This will be Mr.. Lin
yille's first official visit TO Salem.
What counties will be repre-
sented, or what officers will rep
resent them at the meeting Mon
day, Sheriff Bower was unable to
ay.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17
Wins
Knocking Out
Frusll In 9Th

Ringside. Cleveland, Ohio, Sept
17.-Johnny Kilbane. thirty-tw,
years old and gray haired. success
fully defended his title Of feather,
weight champion Of the world
here today when he knocked out
Danny Frush OF Baltimore in the
seventh round of their scheduled
12-round fight before $4,000 peo-
pie here this afternoon.
The fight nearly ended In a riot
IN the first round when Kiibane
kicked Frush in the groin in re-
taliation for kick which F'rush
gave him. Frush's handlers claim
ed foul. but Referee Kelly re-
fused to allow it. Frush writKed
in agony on the floor and the
referee odered his handlers to take
him to his corner. After ten sec
onds rest the fight was resumed
and Frush was the aggressor,
staggering Kilbane with solid
smash to the chin in the second
round, the only really effective
blow he landed.
Kilbane after boxing cautious
ly in the first two rounds opened
up In the third and was master OIL
the situation until the finish. He
floored Frush in the third round
with a right and left to the chin
and drove him to the ropes repeat
edly but failed to put over thel
knockout punch. In the sixth Kill
bane floored the challenger for che
second time and the bell saved him
from a knockout.
AS the dazed and fast fading
trush came up for the seventh
kilbane tore into him, knocking
him flat with rights and left to
The head. Frush took a count OF
nine and when he staggered to his
'eet, went down again. He hung
imply on the ropes when he came
ip and the champion showered
lim with rights and left to the
read. Frush slid to the floor, his
rms and legs outstretched and
he referee counted him out.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17
"Y" Conference
Program For
Tomorrow Given

| The setting UP conference OF
the W at the Wallace farm will
be held Sunday afternoon. rain OF
shine. If the weather is pleasant.
the conference will be in the grove
at the head of the lake. and IL 1t
should be rainy, arrangements
have been made to meet indoors.
About rs directors, committee
men and members and friends Of
the association with their wives
will attend this conference. The
object of the conference is to work
out a program Of activities for
this year. Each committee will re-
port tentative plan for discus
sion. After the report of the com
mittees, there win be picnic sup
per and the evening program will
be around bonfire.
w. 1. Staley. president of the
board of directors, will preside at
the conference. The program for
the day follows:
3:c0-Deyotional, Rev. Ward
Willis Long.
observation-disclosures. 8:
3:20-"Why We Are Here"
President Staley.
3:25-"Boys," Chairman T. e.
McCroskey; Service Member-l
ship" DR.. F. e. Brown; &C. c. IT.
P.," Ross Miles.
3;&a-"Physical," DR.. C. WI
SoutAwerth, chairman; Swim
ming" John Farrar; Basket
ball." Glenn Gregg; Wrestling
and Boxing" ]. A. McClain.
4:15-"All Stretch" r. Il.
Boardman.
4:20-"Religious" w. T. jerks.
4:30-'Thrift," Jos. H. Albert.
Abs Social" Carl Abrams.
4;45-'Foreign Work." DR.. F.
e. Brown, chairman.
4:55--"Membership" John Far
rar, chairman.
5:00-Intermission.
b:30-Luncheon by the Moth
ers' club Of the Salem Young
Mems Christian association.
6:30-Devotional, w. T. Jenks.
6:45-"Beginning of the Y. M.
Q. A. in Salem" H. S. Gile.
6:55-"Starting the First In
Secretary" WilliamI
Fleming.
7:00-"The Y. M. G. A. a Com
nunity Asset" Fred Lockley.
7:25-"The Objective of the
Young Mems Christian Associa-
ion" w. w. Dillon.
7.50-Closing remarks, Presi-
lent Staley. s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17
Bearcat Stock
Rises; ZeIler
Reports Today

Willamette universitys football
stock in the northwest conference
rose about 100 points this morn
ing when Fat" zeller, captain
elect and star half back, dropped
off south bound rattler and ap-
piled to Coach Boiler for a uni
form.
Speculation as to whether Eel
Ter would return to the Bearcat
fold has been rife for several
weeks--ever since dame rumor
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17
Corvallis Man Is
Alleged Speeder

Russell Frease. a resident u
corvarlis was arrested yesterday
evening By Bert Smith, Marion
county traffic officer. on a charge
of speeding. He was taken into Gus
todv on the Portland road.
Fresse will be arraigned today
before Judge C. E. Unruh In tue
Justice court.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17
Purchase OF New
''Blinnp'' Urged

Washington. e-pt. 17.-Pro-
curement Of a dirigible Of The
Zeppelin type-from Germany ii
possibie--to replace the lost ZR-2
and continuation Of construction
Of the zR7l, now building al Lake.
hurst, N. j.. was recommended TO-
day to President Harding and Sec
retaries Denby and Weeks by the
official national advisory commit
tee for aernoautics.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Died

SAVAGE-At the residence. 531
North High street. Saturday,
September 18th, Emma Loftiss
Savage, age So years, mother
of George A. and Arthur c.
Benson. Clyde J. BOyce and
Mrs. t. d. Hackney, grand
mother of Fred'k G. and Fran
els Asbury Benson. sister OF
W. G. and F. N. Loftiss and
d. B. Carr.
Funeral services will be held
Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the First Methodist church.
Rev. Kirkpatrick officiating. con-
eluding service City View eeme-
tery. Rigdon & Son directors.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

vaada HazSleyiH the Paramount Pic
H In ihs Afairs Of AaatOl." Il Cecil
= DeMills Pro1,,r,;ov.
WANDA HAWLEY = Born In
s'an'on' pennsylvania. Engaged
amateur theatricals in Seattle,
pnasnington, and later poined the
!. ~alnount .a forces. Has appeared
oid Wives for New" Every
Ouan Double Speed" "The
Oi knowledge Held by the
-, and other pictures. Is a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Special home made chicken ta-
males; Mexican chilli con carne
and Olympia oysters at The Spa.
223*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Frank Davey, who for the past
wear has been with the Industrial
accident insurance commission
has resigned his position.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Mrs. Lena Waters, teacher OF
piano. special rates to pupils en-
rolling this month. 1472 Mill st.
nhana 11QAM 223
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Come where the crowds are and
the beautiful trimmed hats to Sc
lect from. At the Curtis Hat Shop.
223%
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Select your violin now. l Just
received the best lot of violins
ever brought to Salem. Geo. 9.
VIII. 432 State street. z25~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Otto Wilson, of the Buick COM
pany, has been confined to his
home for the past two weeks on
account Of illness.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

VIM. M. Elden of Stayton, for
many years superintendent of the
Old Soldiers home at Roseburg,
was visiting in Salem Friday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

For sale, 5 pass. auto, almost
new A bargain for someone. See
Turner, 1876 S. Coml st. 225'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

We are back Of every Hender-
son tire we sell. The price is low
and the quality big. 30x3h nom
skid 5000 mile settlement basis,
$3.50, other sizes in proportion,
at Salem Automobile Co. 223+
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

The war Is over but you can {
make the landlords believe IT.
Houston Post
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17
SS.s V.se votes OF Salem and Vicinity Briefy Told

uenevieye Gilbert, representing
the Whitney Boys chorus -s,as WILLS
- 70 sing at the state fair. octo-
per 2 was In Salem today arrang-
MO Ing g enroll local boys in the
CHORUS She has called a mee+in J
OF al Salem boys between the
ages OF s and IS years who n,,as
% sing with the chorus, to he he
neid at the armcry Tuesday eve
ming at 5 o'clock.
rees OF the Marion County
graduate Nurses association n;st
no. ., Nursing in hospital s5 nar
DAY patient paying nurses hoard
Nursing in home Sc per dav 80
Tor each additional patient Nurs-
ing In contagious diseases 81 ner
day. with laundry. Nursing in
confinement cases Sc per dav
MISS Nell Hollenbeck, 15S N. 12tb
st. phone 2045J. Miss Grace saw
age, 245 S. Winter St. nbona
l732W. Miss Grace Taylor 44s
Center; 1251M. Miss Nina Cook
245 S. Cottage St.; 26I. Miss
Dorothy Whip, 161 N. 18th ST.
1925. Miss Esther Muhlman. 1s1
N. 18th St.; 1926. Miss Othille
Montague, 161 N. 18th St.; 1928
Miss Nell Coppock, S25 N. High
St.; 1881. Miss Irene Dodd. 1913
State ST.; 1516M. Miss Josephine
Fuskerud, 3Sa Mission st.; 1921
Miss Howe, 333 Mission st. 1921
Sister Marie Wedel, Deaconess
hosp; 557. Sister Anna Duerkson,
Deaconess hosp; 557. Sister Jus
tine Duerkson. Deaconess hosp:
557. Miss Gladys Steele, Salem
hosp; 10S. Miss Florence Cau-
thorne, Chemeketa St.: i233R.
Mrs. J, W. Jones, 345 8. Winter
St.; 1039W. Mrs. Ila Foster. 337
s. 18th St.: 2OS1W. Mrs. o. e.
R F D No. s. 31F12. Miss
Anna Boehinger, 1491 Court St.; /
s24J. Miss Orr, $40 Mill St.;
1917. Miss Arenz, 1892 Center st;
l21sM. Miss Thomas. 1143 Oak; I
791W. Mrs. A. B. Stillman, Che
neketa St.; 1944M. 223*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

United States Senator chas. L.
McNary returned Friday evening
from Portland and will leave Tor
Washington Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

The application Of the Multi
nomah county commissioners. for
permission to construct a road
crossing at grade over the tracks
of the Oregon Electric railway
company in Alder Springs by an
extension OF Henrietta street, was
denied by the public service COM
mission In an order issued Fri
day. The order points out that
the saving in time realized by
such a crossing would in no way
affect the expense and hazard in
cident to the construction and
Of another open
grade crossing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Chas. ]. Lisle. listed in the Sa-
lem city directory as a magazine
writer, was among the Salemites
to visit the Lane county fair at
Eugene this week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17
Coming Events

4 Sept. II - Constitution !
! day, d. A. r.. patriotic meet
l ing, Commercial club 8 pm. 1
> Sept. 1s-Willamette uni
X versity opens.
Sept. zl-Concert, Theo
X Karle, tenor, and Enrique /:
\ Ros, pianist. Grand theatre ;
4 Sp. m.
< Sept. 26-oct. 2 = State .
4 fair.
X Oct. 1-U. of 0. and Will I.
X lamette university football !
! game, Sweetland field.
Oct. 8. = Opening of :
K Salem schools. !
X Oct. S-Northwest confer !
X ence os Rotarian club exec !
< utives.
( Oct. $50. A., c.. and !
< willamette football game i
!: here, Sweetland field. !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

DR.. Hammond, Kimball school
Of Theology, will assist the pastor
cf the Jason Lee Memorial church
in the regular services tomorrow.
His theme in the morning will be
"The Real Halo" and in the eve
ming Finding My job" The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
223
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Two hundred and fifty were
present at the every memher
raiiy of the First Methodsst
church last night. U. G. Bower was
erected lay delegate to the con-
ference at Forest Grove. October
.. The canvass Of members 70
la,Se FUNDS for the yearly budget
viii begin Sunday under the d.
rection OF N. s. Savage, H. F.
onank, U. ]. Lehman, DR.. F. l..
utter L. P. Wherry, C F. Wilson.
". Z. Winslow. Ralph Barnes, e.
4. Bergman, DR.. B. Blatchford.
y. 6. Boyer, F. E. Evans. R. c.
clover, U. G. Holt, R. R. Jones,
". e. Kirk, P. J. Kuntz, A. A.
Lee, Il. H. Kloepping and e. c.
Richards.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17
Funerals

Funeral services for the late
Samuel w. Jones, pioneer of 1853
will take place today, Saturday
September II, at 2:30 p. m. from
the Pioneer church, Rev. j. ].
Evans officiating. Interment Pio-
neer cemetery. Rigdon G. Son di-
recting.
Funeral services for Clifford
Lewis Winslow, IL year old son
Of Mrs. Cornelia Winslow. will be
held today, Saturday. Sept. IT, at
8 o'clock from Rigdon & Son,
concluding service City View GEM
etery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Special chicken dinner consist
ing of soup, salad, roast chicken,
fried chicken or chicken fricassee
and dessert. Service all day Sum
day. The Spa. 223T
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

speciaI home made Chicken Ia
males: Mexican chilli con carne
and Olympia oysters at The spa.
anu 223"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Overland 90, a real buy; II you
want a good car see this one. See
Turner, 1856 S. ComI. st. 225"
For the student doing the most
good for his associates and for
the university, during the coming
year, a prize of $25 has been Of
fered by Colonel Percy Willis, ac-
cording to C. G. Doney, president
of the university, this morning.
Colonel Willis is a graduate OF
Willamette university. During the
Spanish-American war he served
in the Second Oregon volunteer
infantry, and went into the reg
ular army in 1901. He was pro-
NOTED to colonel during the world
war.
Only one man applied for sleep
ing quarters in the city jail last
night He said his name was d.
a
Chappell.
Ford roadster for sale Sz1o,
new tires; a snap. See Turner. lSo
South Commercial. z<o
Investigate the Henderson TIRE
.t salem Automobile Co. SoxSh (
non-skid, $3.50. @'
lanes Mott, city attorney OF
Astoria. was in Salem transacting
today.
We will clean and adjust an
students fountain pens free until
oct 1st. H. NJ. sanderson' CAPT
tai Drug store.
Love. the jeweler, Salem. L
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

JUST RECEIVED FROM ST.
ANDREAsBURG FIRST SHIP
MENT OF YOUNG ROLLERS,
ORGAN TRAINED. PRICES
DOWN. SEE THEM, e. B. FLAKE
900 8 17th. 223*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

tine Duerkson. Deaconess hosp.:
557. Miss Gladys Steele, Salem
= hosp; 10S. Miss Florence Cau-
= thorne, Chemeketa St.: f233R.
Mrs. J. w. Jones, 345 8. Winter
St.; 1039W. Mrs. Ila Foster. 337
S. 18th St.: 2O31W. Mrs. o. e.
= Beatty, R F D No. s; S1F12. Miss
= Anna Boehinger, 1491 Court St.;
= 624J. Miss Orr, $40 Mill St.;
4S7I. Miss Arenz, 1892 Center st;
u 191sM. Miss Thomas. 1143 Oak; e
791W. Mrs. A. B. Stillman, Che l
meketa St.; 1944M. 223*
Used Cars. Special low prices
Il, on used cars, Fords, Chevrolets,
!, Bucks, Mitchells, 0ldsmobiles. 8
, OakIands, Studebakers and Max i
wells to choose from. Wick Bros.
Trade and High st. 223'
: "a
Announcement that dance will ls
be given by the Cherrians some h
time during October was made e
this morning by Lee L. Gilbert, 81
chairman of the committee nam a
. ed to arrange for the affair. G
JUST RECEIVED FROM ST. II
ANDREASBURG FIRST SHIP st
MENT OF YOUNG ROLLERS, W
ORGAN TRAINED. PRICES OF
DOWN. SEE THEM. E, B. FLAKE lie
500 s. 17th. 223*
Special chicken dinner consist ii
ing Of soup, salad, roast chicken, Ct
fried chicken or chicken fricassee
and dessert. Service all day Sum
dav The SPA. 223*
VIM. M. Elden Of Stayton, for NJ
many years superintendent of the cr
Old Soldiers home at Roseburg, q,
was visiting in Salem Friday. 90
ex
Come where the crowds are and do
the beautiful trimmed hats to Sc m
lect from. At the Curtis Hat Shop. da
223* .% u'
su
Mrs. Lena Waters, teacher OF aft
niano. special rates to pupils en- cit
rolling this month. 1472 Mill ST. ma
phona Tram 223 m 49,
Frank Davey, who for the past
wear has been with the Industrial IVA
accident insurance commission Tn
has resigned his position.
Select your violin now. I Just 90,
received the best lot of violins tbe
ever brought to Salem. Geo. G. We,
Will. 432 state street. z25" fer
cor
For sale. 5 pass. auto, almost of
new. A bargain for someone. See Col
Turner. 1876 S. Com1 st. 225' wi
Spa
United States Senator Chas. L. IN
returned Friday evening inf
from Portland and will leave Tor ula
Tuesday. mo
wal
speciaI home made Chicken Ia
males; Mexican chilli con carne r
and olympia oysters at The Spa. ing
mig
Peaches-Come early Sunday oH
ar the last of our Perfection Z
beaches. Bring your boxes. M. Z. new
,ettey, Wallace road. 2zS Sou
Autoists returning from the 7,
river country report Of
he work of rocking the highway non
Elk creek nearly completed.
Knights of Pythias. don't fail T
q he there Tuesday night. Some Ast,
hing doing. The bunch" from busi
ieaside is coming. zzs
Dr. John L. Lynch, osteopathic stud
MUSICIAN. 4Os Oregon bldg. phone oct
394. tai
Mrs Bertha shaffer Of New Ii
ort. is visiting with friends In
his city for a few days m
Don't use that old tire till you
min the inner tube. Remember f
III can get the Henderson SexS 2 Corr
,n-skid for $3.50 at Salem Au- even
Dmebile Co. cour
Of 81
1919 Dodge roadster Al con- tody
ition with extra equipment Fl
,nesteele Motor Co. 1S4 S. Com. befo
22ss JUST
VIII exchange. Ford Sedan for II
nd touring car. easy terms On max
lance. vict Bros o-'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Used Cars. Special low prices
on used cars, Fords, Chevrolets,
Bucks, Mitchells, 0ldsmobiles.
Oaklands. Studebakers and Max
wells to choose from. Wick Bros.
Trade and High St. 223t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17
Circuit Court

Motion to make allegations
more definite filed in the case of
Copic Service company VS. the
CAPITAL Journal Printing COM
pany.
Finding Of facts and conclus-
ions of the law in favor of the
plaintiff signed by the court in
the suit of E. C. Chamberlin VS.
Fred and Mary Wright for the
collection of a $4,000 promissory
note.
Probate Court
Objections to final account fill
ed in the matter OF the estate of
John A. Darr.
Marriage Licenses
Aubrey S. Tussing, %, Browns
vile and Ruth Mallow. %, Salem.
Michael J. Whelan, 3S, Salem
and Mary Margaret Kearney, II,
Salem.
Earl L. Wood, rs, Salem and
Golda E. Farrier, 81, Salem.
Earnest A. Holiday, 20, Ore
gon City and Josephine Campbell,
10, Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Announcement that a dance will
be given by the Cherrians some
time during October was made
this morning by Lee L. Gilbert,
chairman of the committee nam
ed to arrange for the affair.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

30x3k Henderson 5000 mile
tires $3.50 at Salem Automobile
Co. Other sizes in proportion.
223*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

VIII exchange. Ford Sedan for
Ford touring car. easy teIiils :.
balance. vict Bros
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Peaches-Come early Sunday
for the last of our Perfection
peaches. Bring your boxes. M. =.
Pettey, Wallace road. z@o
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Special chicken dinner consist
ing OF soup, salad, roast chicken,
frled chicken or chicken fricassee
and dessert. Service all day sun
uay' fne spa. 223%
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Designing and dressmaking,
gowns, suits and blouses, exclus-
i've models, prices reasonable.
l331h State St. over Mrs. Stith's
224
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

1919 Dodge roadster Al con-
dition with extra equipment
Ronesteele Motor Co.. 1S4 s. Com.
% ms 2zss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

An individual entitled to DAM
ages under the provisions of the
state act regulating public ware
houses may bring action to recov-
er the same without joining the
state as plaintiff, according to
an opinion written by Attorney
General Van Winkle for the pub
lie service commission. The bond
required to be executed to- the
state by the operator of such a
warehouse, the opinion points
out, is so executed for conven-
ience sake only.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Henderson 5000 mile tires,
S0x3 V non-skid for $3.50 at Sa-
lem Automobile Co. 223~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Miss Joy Turner will resume
her piano and violin classes next
Tuesday, Sept. goth. Studio ss5
North Capitol st. 223
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-17

Overland 90, real buy; II you
want a good car see this one. See
Turner, 1856 S. Coml. St. 225"