Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-28

Fercy A. Cupper, state engineer.
Is In Portland today attending a
of the Oregon branch
ol the American Society of En-
slneers. Cupper is on the program
Tor an address.
III. @. billiard of Talent, engin-
ser Tor the Talent irrigation dis
lrlct' called at the office of State
engineer Cupper Friday on, bust
ness connected with the certifica-
tlon OF a block of bonds for his
district.
Dr. W. H. Lytle, state veterinar-
Ian, left Friday afternoon far a
Trip to Hillsboro and Rainier on
business connected with his de-
partment. He expected to drop in
on the auto show at Portland be-
tore returning to Salem.
Ed Wright, former secretary to
the public service commission
here but now district attorney for
Union county, dropped in to re-
new old acquaintances for a few
nours Friday afternoon. Wright
nad been in Portland attending
the conferences of district attor-
neys.
Robert Newton Of Grand Ronde
VINO was killed In an accident
while engaged in numbering act
lVities was the only workman to
lose his life in an Industrial acci-
dent during the week ending
January rs, according to reports
tlled with the state industrial ac-
cldent commission. A total of 316
accidents were reported for the
week of which 2S4 are subject to
the provisions of the workmen' g
compensation act.
DR.. John L. Lynch, osteopathic
physicion. DR.. Belle Foster, asst.
in womens diseases. 4O3 Oregon
bldg. Phones, 1894, 5SF5. "a.
The semi-annual conference of
the central association of the B.
Y. P. U. will be held In the First
Baptist church Sunday afternoon
and evening. The conference
theme is Every One Win One "
Delegations from Albany, Leba-
non, Scio, Lacomb, Hayesville,
brownsville, Harrisburg and var
Ious other societies from the asso-
citation are expected to be pres
ent.
Three new Smith-Hughes units
will be opened next week, accord
ing to an announcement made
this afternoon by Mrs. F. E. Bar
ker. A new unit in sewing will
open Monday evening at the high
school and will last firm Z to 9.
There will be another on We'd
nesday afternoon at the Y. w. G..
A. at 1870. A new millinery group
will meet on Friday afternoon at
at the library. This will
make five units in progress under
the Smith-Hughes vocational act,
Anyone who wishes to join is ELI
gible to take the work without
any charges.
Some indication of the strength
Of the Willamette university bas-
ketball team, as compared with
other fives on the coast, may be
seen in comparison Of scores re-
Gently made by Pacific coast quin-
tets. Salem fans looked down
their noses when Willamette was
defeated by Idaho here recently,
but last night the Washington
State college five, which had pre-
defeated the University OF
California, was beaten by Idaho
at Moscow. The score was % to
16, and the victory was Idaho's
fifth straight in the northwest
Idaho, critics hold, is
perhaps the strongest aggregation
on the coast.
Herbert Num-, state highway
Roy A. Klein, secretary
of the commission; C. c. Kelley
division engineer, and G. H. Whit.
more, division engineer, left
afternoon for Portland
to attend meeting of the Ore.
gon chapter of the American AS
sociation of Engineers, and c. H
Whitmore will deliver a paper
Highways and Highwaymen,
and the convention will be helt
Friday and Saturday, and will be
attended by several more of the
engineers from the highway de
partment, and through an errol
in yesterdays Capital Journal, il
was stated that ]. M Devers, at
torney for the highway commits
sion. was also in Portland, but ht
is now in California.
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