Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-31

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X Feb. 2-Shrine club old y
X fashioned basket social y
x Shrine mosque. =
X FEB. S-Vachel Lindsay, X
X Waller hall, 8 o'clockk y
y Feb. 12-Organ recital X
y Luc1en Becker, Christian X
X church $3.50. l.
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y. w. Garland, Portland attor-
ney, was today admitted by the
supreme court to practice law in
oregon for period of IS months
Garland was at one time disbar-
red from the Oregon bar.
All Artisans who want to 20 to
Woodburn Thursday night will
meet at the Odd Fellows hall
down stairs at seven o'clock
sharp. Transportation will be furn
ished. No lodge meeting Thursday
hlght' 27*
A minimum of 19 degrees above
zero-13 degrees below freezing
was reported by the official wealth
er man OF Salem last night. The
maximum temperature was 40.
There was no rainfall and the
river was at 4.S feet.
Salem police were requested
last evening to be on the look out
for four men In an automobile
who are suspected of burglarizing
an automobile store In Medford
According to word received here
tie men stole cash register and
typewriter and were believed to
have headed this way.
Clyde Ellis will, at 6 och k
this evening. check out Of the 81
lem Tollce station for the last tirle
as desk sergeant of the local
force. Tomorrow Mr.. Ellis assumes
his new duties with the world
war veterans state aid commits
sion. Mr.. Ellis, who has been on
the desk for the past 13 months,
will be temporarily succeeded by
Walter Birtchet.
A. J. Foster, corn doctor, over
Patton's book store. Phone 957.
81
The Marion County Realtors
association will be the guests of
the domestic science department
of the Grant school on February
9 where they will hold their week
ly luncheon and. business meeting.
The invitation is the outcome OF a
speech made by George w. Hug,
principal of Salem schools, recent
ly at a luncheon. The domestic
/ science department is under the
supervision of Mrs. Mercer.
Films in at one at six they're
done. Fl. M. Sanderson, Red Cross
pharmacy, 386 State st. 26*
About 100 men will be used in
the broccoli harvest which VIII
begin in a week or 10 days in Ma
rion and Polk counties, according
| to Police Judge Earl Race. A num-
ber of men in search of work
| should be able to get employment
as broccoli workers, Judge Race
believes. The labor situation, he
said, is steadily improving In Sa-
lem.
The hearing of Cody Evans
charged with possessing intoxicat-
ing liquor, which was to have
been held in the police court this
morning. was continued by Judge
Earl Race until tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. Evans, who was
arrested Saturday night, pleaded
not guilty. He was released on ball
of 800.
Application for the certificatlon
of an additional 100000 block ol
bonds was filed with the state II,
rigation and drainage securities
commission Monday by Wallowa
Valley improvement district No
I of Wallowa county. The district
which has 10000 acres under II.
rigation, has previously haa
S125OOO in bonds certified to Dl
the state commission.
Died
BERRYMAN-At residence, o.
North Capitol, Henry Berry
man. IS years. Father of Mrs
Geo. Mile and Mrs. ]. L. BIN
by, grandfather of Henry J
MiIlie and Bergman Davids.
Body at Rigdon's, funeral an
nouncement later.