Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-11
COMING EVENTS

Teb. Injecting of Sa- 4
,om Woman's club. Com x
mercial r club at 2 o'clock. y
Feb. 12-organ recital, X
rncien Becker, Christian X
Z church $50. =
Feb, 13-Father and son X
! luncheon, Commercial club y
Feb, 14-General meeting x
: Salem Arts league, public IL 4
: brary, o'clock. X
Feb 16 to 19-Christian X
= rndeavor state convention, X
nnorv X
Feb 21-22-Apollo club in \:
concert with Gideon Hicks, X
= canadian basso, and Ger X
: trude Huntley Green, pianist 4
* x x 4 x y x x X x x y x
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Irwin will
,nond the week end with Portland
friends.
Income tax statements prepar-
,d q Ed Ross, public account
.nt and auditor. Phone 209SR. 43
vergil G. Stetson, employed at
,ha office of the state bonus COM
mission, will spend the week end
in Portland.
Nav Festival. All desiring to
s,ng please register with DR.. Sites,
Mrs. Burghardt or Mrs. Carlton
Smith at once.
The collection taken tomorrow
- tbe Unitarian church will be
turned over to Associated Char
,ties according to an announce
ment made this afternoon by Rev.
Martin Fereshetian.
sunport home industry. All our
bshy chicks are hatched locally.
q N Needham, 558 State st. "
Charging his wife, Minnie Slo-
cum, with desertion, William Slo-
cum filed suit for divorce in the
circuit court this morning, asking
that the court change his wife's
name to her former maiden name
Minnie Kuhnke. The couple were
married in Vancouver Wash, in
1917.
Shriners notice. The Patrol
will entertain the Potentate and
diyan at Shrine mosque Saturday
evening, Feb. IL. Secure your
ticket at once from any member
of the Patrol, or committee, as
tickets are limited. Patrol in uni
form, Shriners full dress. Inspec-
ton $50. Dancing 9:45.--Lee L.
Gilbert, M. L. Meyers, Albert Gille
35*
A vacation order was filed In
The probate court this morning
setting forth that the claim of the
estate of John Clemens Lewis,
who was killed sometime ago at
Woodburn, against the Portland
Railway Light and Power COM
pany and amounting to $4,000,
was the individual property Of the
deceased's mother and does not
belong to the estate proper,
FORD TRUCK
1919 model, excellent condition,
cheap. -Rookstool. 36#
Major James S. Dusenbury left
for Newport and Toledo on busi-
ness connected with the Oregon
national guard. He will be gone
until Wednesday.
ELGIN SIX
Touring car at our auction to-
night 1880 p. m. Oleson-Ro
stool. 36%
Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, coun-
" superintendent of schools, was
today visiting the schools at Stay
ton. She will return to Salem to-
night.
W. 7. Ramsden, III north Com
mercial street, yesterday called at
the Salem police station and claim
ea a child's bicycle which had
peen found by Officer Thompson.
John T. Logan and Seneca Fouts
Portland attorneys, were trans
acting business with the public
service commission here Friday
afternoon, Logan in the interest of
motor bus and true koperators and
Fouts in connection with certain
freight rate reductions.
CHEW. CHASSIS
AT auction tonight. O1eson-
Nookstool. 36*
rainfall of .13 inches and snow
.aii OF .09 inches was recorded by
oaiem official weather man dur
ing the "a hour period ending at
clock this morning. The riv-
" was falling. The minimum tenn
peIature during the night was 81
anu the maximum was 43,
get 1922 MacDona1d's Farm