Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-24


o. Pugh, Of Salem, left for New
port where they will spend two
weeks at Nye beach. Mr.. Pugh is
an insurance man. They made the
trip by automobile.
Beginning today and continuing
through out the week special stunts
will be held at the Childrens 3 play
ground to determine the champion
boy and girl athlete. The average
child does not develop his arms and
chest enough and it will be the ob-
ject to have the contests in the
sports that tends to build up those
muscles. The events will consist of
a test pull, commonly known as
chinning; dip, lying on the ground
and raising the body by the arms;
and hand over hand rope climb
without using the feet.
A diving contest viii be held at
the children's playground next We'd
nesday afternoon. Those participat
ing win be judged according to the
approach, how they cut the water,
and how they hit the water. The
events will consist of a shallow
dive, jack knife dive, back dive
and swan dive.
Coming to Dreamland, special
dance Friday, July rs, Diamond
Famous Hawaiian orchestra.
Something different; latest dance
hits and songs. No raise in prices.
175#
A caravan of Jersey enthusiasts
will meet at the Meadow View Jer-
sey Farm. this side of Turner, to-
morrow morning not later than
$50 and from there will visit q
few of the prominent Jersey farms
about Salem. At noon they will be
at the Brewer and Bentry farm near
Aumsville and will hold basket
dinner. The important thing to re-
member about the dinner is for each
one to be sure and take his own.
Claud A. KeIls, secretary Of the
local Y. M. G. A., and his family
returned Saturday afternoon from
Seaibeck where Mr.. Wells attended
the convention for the paid secre-
taries of the Y. M. c. A. The whole
| family reports that they had fine
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey, o.
Salem, returned here yesterday
after spending two weeks visiting
in Washington and eastern Ore
gon. At Cheney, Wash, Mr., ant
Mrs. Davey visited at the home O
Mrs. Davey's brother, and a
Baker, Oregon, they visited ;
daughter. Eastern Oregon the!
found very warm, they said. The.
were gone about two weeks.
Sergeant George f. Paul, who ha
been in the service of the Unite,
States Army as member of tn
| Medical corps for thirty years, vii
| be retired the first of August an
: will return to Salem. During tn
/. war he served as adjutant in charg
, of hospital work in France an
7 England.
i Members of the Brier Mob schot
board were business visitors at th
office OF Mrs. Mary Fulkersol
county superintendent, today. Th
! Brier Mob district is located on th
Abiqua river.
Il Frank S. Glover and J. X. Rol
inson, both Portland insuranc
men, were in Salem today on thei
way to MarshfieId where they wi
spend short time on business.
, Ill, Patrolman Walter Thompso
was forced to leave his beat Satur
, day and retire to his home. Yester
{ day he was able to resume hi
duties.
II A bicycle which he found aband
/ oned ON 18th street yesterday wa
aiken to the police station by Jerr.
3 Simpson. Today the owner had no
elaimed the wheel.
Two automobiles-one driven b.
Mem Pierce, 7O1 north Churc
street, and the other by Alber
Steinboch, 565 north High street.
were damaged Saturday night whe
!. Ithey collided on State street be
!, tween High and Liberty. No on
e was injured.
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