Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-31
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The Wallulah, the year book of
willamette University, made its
appearance this morning and is
now being distributed. The book
contains $50 pages and nearly
1000 pictures. The engraving for
the cuts was done by Hicks-Chat-
fen Co., of Portland. The Parker
Schrode studio made all of the
nortrait pictures. The binding is
of imitation leather and was done
by the Rodgers Paper Co., of Sa-
lem.
Aster plants, Saliva, Snap Drag
ons 25c per dozen. Pansies 15c.
Arthur Plants greenhouses, 1898
S. 18th and Wilbur SITS. Phone
1250W. 1870
A chorus of thirty children
singing in English and foreign
languages will be a feature of
this evenings meeting at the
West Salem Methodist Episcopal
church, where evangelical meet
ings are being held every even
ing. DIR. C. e. Powell. evangelist,
will speak on the subject, THE
Cloud Of witnesses" The meeting
will open at O'Clock.
Pure aluminium sale Thursday
and Friday. Aluminium from one
cent to 1923. H. l.. Stiff Furni-
+ure Co. 1929
The George Palmer Lumber
company of La Grande has asked
the public service commission to
serve as arbitrators in settling a
dispute between the company
and the Oregon-W Washington rail
road over "a bill for demurrage.
The bill presented by the railroad
calls for the payment OF $651S
which the lumber company re-
CARDS as excessive. The demurrage
was sustained on business origin
ating on the Joseph branch of
the railroad in Union county.
Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co,
Insist upon being served with
our pure crystal ice. Phone ESQ.
129*
Dedication of the SIS, 900 arm
ory, construction of which began
. last fall, was the principal fea-
ture Of the Decoration day pro-
gram at McMinnyille yesterday.
Colonel George A. White, adju-
tant general of the state delivered
the principal address Of the day
and was followed by response
from w. 7. Marcy.
Be at stiffs Thursday and Fri
day to get aluminium at one third
to one half off, some pieces as low
as one cent. l29"
Four women will serve on the
Marion county grand jury which
will convene for three day ses-
sion tomorrow. Due to the Illness
of her husband Mrs. Minnie Nc
Kinney, a member of the body
will be replaced by one of the
reserve jurors. Other members
of the jury are Mrs. Mae Lauter-
man, Ernest Denny, Effie r. Rat
cliff, Frank Leslie, Mary e. CIV
en- and Ward K. Richardson.
Aluminium ware 1c up at H. l..
Stiff's aluminium sale, Thursday
and FRIDAY. 1929
Planting of gladiolas. in the
flower pots of teh court house
lawn was started and completed
today under the direction of W..
C. Franklin, of the Oregon Bulb
company. Mr.. Franklin said that
between 20 and rs varieties Of
Salem's favorite flower were
planted and that they would be
in bloom at or near fair time.
r. II. OlldLGI. u uIihD, OA'SA 49,
es, puttees, gloves, belts, harness,
10 S. Commercial st.
The seniors will have charge OF
the Y. M. c. A. meeting at VIII
lamette University this evening.
This is the last meeting of the
year and it has become a custom
for the graduating men to have
charge.
The Salem Heights Improvement
League will hold meeting tonight
IN its hall at p. m.
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
Roy Bonler, athletic director OF
Willamette University, will take
special work at Washington State
College this summer. He plans
to leave for Pullman, Washington
the last of next week.
We buy and sell used furniture
Geise & Co., phone 464.
o. Stanley Bosten returned to
Dallas Tuesday afternoon follow
ing a visit of several days in this
city. Mr.. Bosteh came to visit his
wife, formerly Miss Elsie Beck
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