Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-28


the Lions club was held last
night at the Chamber of Com
: merce rooms for the purpose Of
arranging a preliminary program
for the dinner to be held Friday
evening. Dec. s, at the Marion
hotel. The regular meeting which
is held at noon is postponed until
evening, The lions are to have as
their guests their wives and
friends.
The supreme court today indi-
Gated Its readiness to expedite
action on the appeal in the case
OF Miller VS. the Portland school
| district, involving the validity of
a $S.0OO,000 bond voted by the
, district at the recent election. The
court advanced the case on the
, docket and ordered that a date be
set for hearing as soon as the
briefs in the case are filed.
The school mates and friends
OF Ralph Delaney will be sorry to
hear OF his illness at his home,
1855 south Liberty street.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Brewer of
Portland, are in the city TODAY on
combined business and pleasure
| trip.
| The local hotels had practical
ly a full house last night. A ma
| jority of the guests were school
teachers who are in the city to at
tend the teachers institute.
Edward Socolofsky, Marion
county Y M. c., A. secretary, has
moved his office from the Ore
gon building to the Y. M. C. A. |
building. Until his office room is
arranged he will occupy a desk |
in the office of G. A. Kells, gem
eral secretary.
W. G. Allen, connected with the
Hunt Bros. cannery, is to be the
speaker tomorrow noon at the
luncheon of the Rotary club. The
subject upon which he will speak
has not been announced.
B. Ladd, a Corvallis business
man, is in Salem today on a bus
mess mission. He registered last
night as the guest of the Termin-
al hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Reinhart of
Portland are among the out OF
town guests who are spending the
day in Salem.
r. O. Smelling, local manager II
of the Associated Oil company, re- Ii
turned last night from three ,
days business trip to Astoria. The
trip to Astoria was made via Til
lamook and Seaside. Mr.. Smelling
returned via Portland. In Astoria ,
Yesterday morning he was the ;
guest Of Roger Pineo, manager Of !
the Port of Astoria, and was
shown the ships and cargoes J
which are being loaded for ex-
port trade.
Merchants are responding lib Z
'rally to the call for funds with =
which to put on the Marion Polk 8
county corn show, which will be U
leld in the Commercial club Z
ooms three days beginning Dec. u
A. A total Of $3.50 will be given a.
y the merchants of the city, to
e offered in the way of prizes.
There are now about 10 fami-
les that need more or less help
uring the winter months from
he Associated Charities. In every
Instance where help Is needed, 1t
case where there is no man
t the head of the household, and
ne mother is doing her best to
upport herself and children, ac- &C
ording to DR.. Fl. E. Morris. who 81
now serving his second year in In
his charitable work. M
Of
Good Book" week, to be OBJ ar
erved by all libraries and clubs Isl
lterested in the reading Of good Or
ooks, will be observed by the Sa-
m public library and several wi
ubs in the city. The week begins If
ext Monday, and at the public 20
brary, there will be on display d ri
Imber Of books that will aid m,
lose who present books for sio
irlstnas presents. tic
There will be the regular ses-
On of the Eiks' lodge Thursday wr
ening, but ON account of Thanks ma
wing day, no program will be ear
esented. The entertainment orr
mmittee announces that the Al,
KIT entertainment will be on the she
ening of Dec. Z. SON
800
The Salem public library will ~, r.
closed all day next Thursday,
lowing the regulation custom A
closing on Thanksgiving day. Ell,
e children's story hour, Friday city
.ernoon and Saturday morning -
II be observed as usual.
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