Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

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ion, builds character all the year.
Fine presentation folder furnish
ed free. Phone 9S1W. 299
Mary Elizabeth Hunt, member
Of the class of '2S, Willamette Uni
versity, left yesterday evening for
spokane where she will spend the
holidays with her parents.
Special dance Saturday, Bob
Gordon's Original Eight that
made the Cotillion hall famous in
Portland. Every one an artist.
Don't miss them at Dreamland
rlnk' some real music. 299s
Last evening the Philodorians and
Philodosians, the former a mans lit
erary society at Willamette Univer-
slty and the latter the women's
branch Of the Phils, held their first
Joint informal party Of the year last
night in the Websterian halls. The
Phil halls are being used as offices
IN the Forward Movement campaign
The evening was spent in playing
various games following which light
refreshments were served.
christmas sale of fancy work
and baked goods Opera house phar
macy of the Women's Alliance of
the Unitarian church. 299+
Two special trains of 0. A. @. stu
dents on their way home for the
Christmas vacation passed through
Salem late yesterday afternoon for
Portland. The University of Oregon
and willamette will begin their hol
iday vacation next Friday, Dec. %.
DR.. John L. Lynch, osteopathic
physician, 4O3 Oregon bldg.
phone 1894 or 5SF5. 299*
The six months old daughter,
Gladys Evelda, of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Benson died at the home
early this morning, 531 north High
street. Funeral services and burial
were held this afternoon.
Maruny ate all his chickens
now he wants to sell the chicken
house to make room for flowers.
I'll Miller st. 299
Funeral services for Charles 0.
Kupper, until his death manager of
the Oregon theatre, will be held
Monday morning, Dec. IS, from the
Catholic church. Interment will be
in the Catholic cemetery. Mr.. Kup-
per is the first loss by death suf-
fered by the local Kiwanis club.
E. G. White, connected with the
Falls City lumber company, spent
yesterday and today in Salem on
business.
Several members of the local Odd
Fellows lodge will 60 to McMinn-
vile this evening to attend initia-
tions in the Muscovite degree Of the
lodge. A team from one of the
Portland Odd Fellow lodges will
confer the degrees.
The snow is blessing to broccoli,
according to Earl Pearcy, of the Ore
gon Growers Cooperative association
In the Salem and Independence broc
coli districts, about 1000 acres were
planted last year, but due to the
severe weather last January, along
with no snow, crop returns were not
satisfactory.
A stolen bicycle which was recov-
cred for him by the police yester-
day was claimed by 1. A. Wroten,
1897 Chemeketa street. The wheel
was picked up by Patrolman Victor.
Ten dollars bail was forfeited by
Stanley Handford of Silverton, yes
terday afternoon when he failed to
appear in the police court before
Judge Earl Race to answer to a
charge of speeding.
Miss Laura Payton, Salem grade
school instructor, left Salem yester-
day for Portland where she will
spend the weekend visiting rela-
tives.
Two thousand dollars is the esim-
ated cost of a dwelling to be erect
ed at 1850 South street by o. J.
Rancorn, of this city, according to
permit issued yesterday by Mark
Poulsen, deputy city recorder.
Recovery in the price of German
marks to the extent of about 400
points yesterday is Of special inter
est to many in Salem who took a
chance in the way of little specu-
lation, even when the mark was
quoted at five cents. Inquiry de-
velops the fact that on a conserva-
tive estimate, $4,000 has been In
vested in the German mark by res
idents in Salem and vicinity
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