Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-27

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The recent rains nave caused
the river to raise IL feet. Before
me rain started the river stood at
two feet below the low water
mark and this morning at six
o'clock had raised to within eight
teuths of foot Of the average.
The river was reported as rising
Love, the jeweler. Salem.
The directors of the Oregon
Growers association are meeting
today
Boys raincoats, latest styles at
better values. The Mans Shop.
AIS State. 256*
]. c. Nelson, principal of the
local high school, was the speak
er last night at the meeting of the
Hi Y club held in the Y. M. C. A.
Bargain month, on the Capital
Journal, until October 81 new
subscriptions will be taken and
old ones renewed for So per year
by mail in Marion and Polk coun-
ties.
H. ]. Spitzbart Of Gervais spent
yesterday afternoon in Salem on
business.
Better values in sweaters, we
have all styles at all prices. The
Mans Shop, 416 State st. 256*
Mrs. w. F.. Shank, 1850 south
Liberty street, returned yesterday
from two months visit with rel
atlves in Iowa and Nebraska.
Three dollars VIII Drfng you
the Capital Journal for one year
by mail in Marion and Polk coun-
ties, during the bargain month of
October.
Ray L. Smith, city attorney,
spent yesterday in Portland where
ne sat in on the first session of
the rehearing of the telephone
rate case.
SS for the Capital journal for
one year at bargain day rates, by
mail only, in Marion and Polk
counties until October 81. =
DR.. Carl G. Doney, president of
willamette university, spoke this
morning at an assembly of the
Students OF the high school.
Elaine Nelson, seven years of
age, 219 Court street, underwent
an operation for the removal o.
tonsils yesterday at local hos
pital.
Better values in sweaters, we
nave all styles at all prices. The
Mans Shop, 416 State St. 256+
The name of Walter M. Pierce,
candidate for governor, was writ
zen on the Bligh hotel register
BOOK last night. This morning Mr..
Fierce went to Portland ON bust
ness. He will return this after
noon so as to be here tonight and
VII leave later for Medford.
Open Sat. nights until 9 D. m.
u f. Giese Furniture Co. where
JOUR credit is good. 257*I
Inc Paladians, a literary soci-
ely Tor women Of Willamette uni
.efslty, are to have rush party
"nignt in the Adalante halls.
Aoout 80 men are practicine
oally for the Willamette universi-
y inter-class cross country run to
W neid about Christmas time.
Doh fail to hear free lecture
sunday s p. m. Derby bldg. New
world Begun, Millions now living
vii never die" 257'
y ~ Crossman, a business man
AOni snohomish, INn., is spending
'eral days in Salem on business.
Boys raincOats, latest styles at
Vss'er .s values. The Mans Shop.
AlS State. aEe.
n. A. keene of this city, is to
ect dwelling at 1872 State
sUeet which is to cost approxi-
u4tely $4,000, according to o
tsrday.
eet your hats blocked and save
Ae difference at 291 N. Com
ccial Ssicial street. formerly at 4s5
SO0Ft St c. B. Ellsworth. 256s
rs Mary l. Fulkerson, Marion
sD Suy superintendent of schools.
Sent yesterday visiting the
uoois at. SCOTS Mills.
make room for our Christ
,0o., ssock at our greenhouses,
ts ga price on chrysanthemums.
49, eyelamen and Holland
g.. saturday. Plants Floral
aAop, kitty corner from Afarisr.