Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

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:. march Injecting Salem X
Woman's club, Commercial ., =
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X smoker, armory.
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= = luncheon, Marion hotel. !.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. BervI q
blrch' Route 3, March 10, a
daughter, to be named Imopane
Lucille. % '1'
The Peerless Pepper pops the
flavor in every kernel alike. The
old g. fashioned kettle popped. Try
''"'e street. 60.
Governor Olcott is in Portland
today doing the honors to Cover
nor Davis of Idaho who is a visitor
in Oregon this week.
Dance tonight, 75c, Elite Hall
i1'uieS ATe@ 6Oa
John H. Lewis, former state
engineer, and A. G. Shaw, land at-
torney were in the city from Port
iand Friday on business with the
state engineering department.
Dance tonight, 75c, Elite Hall.
l'duies lree' Cos
Only one name, that Of Jno. M
Pierce, wnappa, Oregon, pitman,
Is listed among the fatalities in a
list of 297 accidents reported to
the state industrial accident COM
mission for the week ending
March 8.
We have secured the services
of Oscar E. Munkvold, of the
Chicago Art Institute, and have
opened a studio where we will
give lessons in drawing, painting
in oil and water color. Inquire at
W. j. Porter's wall paper and
paint store, ASS Court St. phone
485. Cos
DR.. Carl G. Doney, who has been
Ill and confined to his bed, due to
carbuncle which necessitated
operation, recovered sufficiently
to be able to attend the school
contest last night and the senior
party afterward at the home Of
Ralph Barnes.
Foot Troubles. Many people are
troubled with what is called flat
foot, or broken arch. A pair of
our specially made Arch Preserv-
er shoes will give immediate re-
lief, and continued use will, we
believe, effect a permanent cure.
Salem Woolen mill store, G. P.
Bishop, proprietor. 6O*
The application Of the Oregon
California railroad company for
permission to discontinue main
tenance of fence between its
right of way and the Tualatin
highway from Beaverton to Hills
boro is granted by the public
service commission in an order is
sued this morning.
Fred A. Williams, chairman of
the public service commission, re-
turned this morning from Olym-
pia, Wash, where he attended al
hearing on the proposed consol1-
dation of the properties Of the
Northwestern Long Distance Tele-
phone company and the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph COM
nanv. He also attended a confer
ence on grade crossings elimina-
tions at Olympia on Friday.
Owing to a bet made between
Leon Settem, sophomore, and
waldo Zeller, junior, of William
ette over the outcome Of the
freshmen glee contest. Settem,
who is a roommate of Zeller at
the Alpha Psi Delta Frat house
paid the penalty by sleeping under
the bed last night. Next Friday
five sophomores from the Alpha
Psi Delta house will voluntarily
iump into the mill stream IN pay
ment of bets over the glee.
Died
I,AwRENCE-The body OF MARY
La 1aWrence " who died March 7th'
viii be forwarded to Port huron, IN,
Mich, today accompanied by
her son, Geo, and his wlIe' Ar
rangements are in charge ot
Webb & Clough,
u1TrE-Mrs. Ella Witte, wife OF
" Geo, ]. Witte, died at her nome nome
155 N. 21st, yesterday MafGh ,II