Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-25


to be named as American Cardinals
next year by Pope Plus.
Miss Francis M. Richards, Dean
of Willamette women, is at home
this afternoon to all college women
and members of the faculty.
A banquet was given by the young
people of the Jason Lee Methodist
church last evening for those that
have been attending the Win My
Chum meetings.. Meetings closed
last night.
1t was reported from the William
cite Sanitarium this morning that
Earl W. Perkins, state traffic off
GER who was injured in an accident
Tuesday evening last, rested well
throug out the night. Some infec-
tion is said to have set in in Mr..
Perkins legs and a special nurse
has ben secured. During the day Mr..
Perkins also suffered pains in his
legs and hips. In the accident his
legs were very badly injured.
Several studentz of Willamette
University whose homes are in
Portland accompanied Professor
Robert Gatke yesterday afternoon
when he motored to the city for
the week end.
Hilda Crandall and Arlene Bal
singer, Willamette women who are
staying at Lausanne hall, are spend
ing the week nd act the Balsiger
home, McMinnyile.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hartman, of
Ashland, arrived nj Salem last night
and are spending the week end visit
ing with relatives and friends here.
Miss Hattie Reder, Corvallis, sis
ter of Mrs. J. R. Linn, who is re-
Towering from pneumonia in a Port
land hospital, stopped in Salem sew
eral hours today on her way to
Portland where she will spend the
week nd viesiting her sister. j. R.
Linn, husband of Mrs. Linn and
proprietor of the Marion hotel, ac-
companied Miss Reder to Portland.
Miss Ina Moore, graduate of
Willamette with the class of '21 and
who is now teaching in the high
school at Arlington, Oregon, arriv-
ed in Salem this morning to attend
the annual Philodosian reunion. The
Philodosian literary society Is one
of the oldest women's literary so.
cieties west of the Mississippi river
Verle Clark, Z, underwent an OPP
Grafton here this morning for the
removal Of adenoids.
Ray Smith, city attorney, left to-
day for Portland where tonight he
will attend a dinner of alumni OF
Yale, Harvard and Princeton. Mr.
Smith is former student Of Yale
The dinner is to be held at the Uni
versity club.
When car driven by Frank J.
Jirak, 1890 south Fourteenth street
essayed to pull out from the curl
in front Of the Terminal building
this morning it was struck by an
automobile piloted by T. J. Hunt
according to a report to the police
There were minor damages.
Ross Harris, 624 north CapitoI
street, today claimed a bicycle
whcih had ben picked up by the
police.
After spending a day transactina
business in Portland Judge G. E
Unruh, Of the Salem justice court
returned here this afternoon.
Japanese oranges are now on the
market. They are shipped to thil
country from Japan in small square
boxes about IL inches long, secure
ly wrapped with twine. Shipments
are made direct by stexmer to Seat
tie and then forwarded to the mar,
ket.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Salem
are planting about their usual acre
: age Of fall wheat, which is now rec
ognized as more sure Of crop thar
wheat planted in the spring, accord
; ing to Harley A. White. But in th,
more level country, towards Cor
wallis and Albany. the fall whea
acreage is slightly ON the increase
Conservative: One who seIpevs
IN the things forced on the worlt
yesterday by radicals.