Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-20

Helu IN tnat city from May 27th
to June 3rd. This Congress is an
annual gatherings of the progress
I've Optometrists of the West, for
the purpose of studying all the
newer methods with the optical
profession, lectures, demonstra
tions and clinics taking up the
major portion of the time. DR..
Thompson expects to be gone
three weeks making trip by rail
and water.
Wait for The Song Shop.
Furniture at your own price to-
night at the Richter furniture
auction, 349 N. Commercial st.
Be on hand at 1880, this is the
last sale and everything must go
regardless of what it brings. 1909
The senior class baseball nine
won first place in the intermural
contests by deafeating the juniors
5 to 1. McKittrick, pitching for
the seniors was touched for 5 hits
while Robbins of the juniors was
pounded for ten. AS a recult of
the senior win the score in the
inter-class contests are nearly even
The juniors to win the cup now
must place at least second place
in the inter-class tennis matches
which are to be played next week
Good Wood, Prompt Delivery,
Reasonable Price" is our motto.
Now is the time to put in your
supply of wood while the price is
reasonable. First class "hand |
picked" 16-in.., 2 foot or 4 foot |
mill wood. This wood is prinoi-
pally sawed from "old growth fir |
and is the best wood for the price |
on the market. Our foot wood is
heavy barked slab and inside !
wood mixed and is fine furnace |
wood. Our block wood is econom-
lcal for all purpose wood. Call and |
inspect our wood for yourself.
Fred E. Wells, phone 1912, 305
South Church. 120"
The senior class in horticulture
at Oregon Agricultural college,
headed by Professor U. s. Brown,
IS in Salem today inspecting the
various fruit plants, orchards and
berry fields of the city. The class
has recently completed trip
through southern Oregon where
hey visited the large fruit pro-
lucing centers and Southern Ore
son experiment station. This
week the class is making a tour
If the Willamette valley going as
ar north as Gresham by way Of
Dallas, Sheridan, and Forest
4rove and returning through the
ruit districts of Newberg, Dundee
md Salem. Members of the class
consider their tour Of inspection
If great practical value.
Tonight at 1880 the last auc-
ion sale of the Richter bankrupt
urniture stock will be held at
I49 N. Commercial street. There
s lots left, come and buy brand
lew furniture at your own price.
1909
The three official wearers of the
3ar-W who were elected by the /
tudents Of Willamette university
as members of the For {
nsic Council for next year are:
lobert Littler. Ruby Rosenkranz
nd Rodney Alden.
The trial of Lou NJ. Tent. '
harged with picking oysters in c
n unlawful manner. will be held ]
4 the justice court before Judge I
!. E. Unruh on May %. The case I
wolves the selling of oysters in @
alem and Silverton. g
The Brooks grammer school
asebaII team. playing with the
liberty nine under the auspices Of g
University, was this a
Iorning- defeated 3 TO 1. As a re-
lit of the game Liberty can now t
aim the grammer school cham o
Ionship of Marion county. Meth 8
; team had been beaten this year. I
hit aided by a bunch Of errors 1
4 the part OF the losers enabled S
le Liberty team to bring in all e
Ieir runs IN the fourth inning. a
ad Harry Sturgis had the sup K
,rt In this inning he would Il
i've won his game to 0. John b
az pitched FOR the winners eI