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

Hotel BIigh Arrivals.

Hotel Bligh Arrivals. |
H. F. Nepkin, Portland; c. P.
Marlin, Portland; H. L. Miller
Seattle; Alice Bates, Portland; G.
". Hill, Portland; C. A. Platt.
G. T. Mckinney, Port
and; Mrs. ]. Joyce, S. F; j. w.
'nider, Medford; o. B. Hubbard.
.ity; w. N. Weller and family.
Portland; Jno. D. Morrell, Spo-
1ane; P. H. Wood, Portland; Otto
Mehama; Jay Cor
Ion and wife, S. F; w. B. Will
on, Seattle; J. M. Wilson, Seat
le;E. R. Sheds; Hubbard; M. H.
Portland; ]. G. Gebbs,
'ity; F. ]. Belts, Portland; L.
Rosenberg, Portland; B. M. Ruck-
IT, Portland; j. F. Lepper, Port
and; A. l.. DeRoss, Seattle.
The $500 which the Democrat
C Central committee offered thru
he Statesman yesterday as a wa
ser on Walter Pierce against
1850 was quickly grabbed up by
porting republicans who copper
I'd the bet" 1t was thought by
hose who went to take advant-
lge of the offer that the central
committee would have hedged on
he proposition were 1t not that
Candidate Pierce was present in
person and the committee was
hereby compelled to "save its
aces" The would be governor
.hus giving encouragement to
,etting in his own behalf was not
n very dignified position.
If you are too old to dance,
'ome and hear the music at the
Irmory Saturday night. 262*
Many rural schools in Marion
county are making an effort to
tandardiZe as early as possible
his year, according to Mrs. Mary
:. Fulkerson, county superintend-
mt, who has visited many of
hem.
Dance at the armory Saturday
light. 262$
Judge G. e. Unruh, of the Sa-
EN- justice court, left this morn
ng for Portland where he will
pend a short time on business.
Big republican rally tonight at
8 o'clock Every voter
hould be present to hear Con-
'ressman Hawley, Mrs. Louise
'erozi, Senator B. L. Eddy and
Walter L. Tooze, Jr., who will
nswer all arguments heretofore
resented by Walter M. Pierce.
262*
Judge w. M. Bushey, of the
ounty court, today appointed w.
!. Mumper as administrator of
he estate of G. F. Mumper, de-
eased. The administrator will be
equired to furnish $4,000 bond
Chrisanthemums $3.50 doz.
erns 25c each, carnations 81 doz.
Or Saturday only at Plants
loral Shop, 1856 s. Commercial
cross from Marion hotel. 262*
Four marriage licenses were is
led by the county clerk yester-
ay afternoon and this morning
he principals were Francis F.
avenport, 33, and Ruth Roberts, |
3, both Of Silverton; Johnnie M. |
ichty, 26 of Silverton and HUI
a G. Krebbiel, % of Pratum, |
awrence Grassman, 27, of Ger
ais and Genevieye Nusom, 20, of |
rocks, and Howard H. Fenner,
/, and Alice Wells, 18, both of |
ill City.
The Will Of Elizabeth Reed, de-
sased, was admitted to probate |
lis morning by an order of |
ounty Judge w. M. Bushey.
DR.. Foster, ,osteopath, Or. bldg |
266 |
A few additional mail pouch |
lcks have been received at the
cal post office. Also new racks
# the parcel post bags. In order
lat the pouches may be handled
lickly two new trucks have
zen added to the equipment.
Last call for tulip bulbs. Oregon
ulb Co., Salem, Or. 262*
The sophomores of the high
hool are holding circus to-
ght at the high school. Little is
1own as to what they are go
g to offer in the line of amuse-
ent but they declare that it is
ell worth ones time to attend.
here are no charges.
turday Evening