Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-08

Revenue stamps amounting to
s102 were placed on deed filed to-
day in the county recorders office
nv the Title & Trust company Of
Portland, in which the sheriff of
Marion county convey title by sher-
iff's deed to the property formerly
owned by the Willamette Valley
Irrigated Land company. The trust
company foreclosed its mortgage
about one year. ago. According to the
revenue stamps, the value Of the
land taken over by the Title and
Trust company is $102.
]. w. Maruny, Salem landscape
y gardener has just completed the
planting at the P. H. Darcy resi-
dence, 685 N. Church. and 1t is
ready for inspection. Home lovers
take notice. 292
DR.. E. q. Hickman, president of
the Kimball School Of Theology, is
in Portland supervising the work
Of the Forward Movement, campaign
In the Sunny Side district. He will
remain there until the close of the
drive.
Lots of prizes at Dreamland
carnival Sat. night. 293+
Yesterday afternoon Harold Rich
ards, Willamette University stu
dent with the class of '23 who suf-
fered a nervous breakdown about
week ago, left for his home in Brem
erton where it is hoped that he will
recover from his illness. Although
having been i'll about week the
condition Of Mr.. Richards did not
seem to improve as rapidly as was
hoped and rather than keep him
away from home longer he was sent
on stretcher. His father was here
and accompanied him.
Free, 80 ornamental bull dogs
to first ladies attending Dream
land Sat. night. 293+
Mrs. Elmer White, her daughter,
Sylvia White, her son, Delbert, and
Francis Hill, returned to Salem last
night by automobile after spending
a day visiting in Portland.
Big carnival at Dreamland Sat-
night. Brows orchestra. 293*
Yesterday afternoon for the first
time this year the women Of Will
lamette University played basket
ball. Those who wished to play the
game for their physical education
credit were given the privilege.
About Is took advantage Of the op-
portunity.
Effective next Sunday, Oregon
and Liberty theaters. Doors open
fifteen minutes earlier. On Sum
days continuous performances,
shows start promptly at 2, 4, 6
and o'clock. On week days
shows start at 2: 4, Z and
o'clock. 293t
Funeral services for Frank Yoch,
Sc, who died here Dec. 6, were held
this afternoon from the Webb and
Clough chapel at 2:30 o'clock. In
terment was made in the City View
cemetery. DR.. J. j. Evans conduct
ed the services. Besides the widow,
there survive two sons, L. A. Yoch,
Of Cloverdale, and Clarence Yoch
Prescott, Ariz., also daughter, Mrs
r. R. Poole, Alimeda, California.
10 a. m. aud 1880 p. m. Satur-
day we will hold two auction
sales at our auction house, Liber
ty and Court St. Stiff Furnishing
Co. 1922
Mr.. and Mrs. D. K. MacCarthy
of Corvallis, arrived in Salem yes
terday evening mad registered as
the guests Of the B1igh hotel. In 9
short time they said that they had
been invited to the home of friends
for the night. They are here today
on business:
Two auction sales Saturday al
Stiff's auction house, 10 a. m. and
1880 p. M, corner Liberty and
Court. 1929
Roy Boiler, coach of athletics al
Willamette University, and Profes
sor Frank Erickson, instructor il
education and faculty athletic ad'
visor, left last night for Seattle
Washington, to attend the annua
meeting Of the Northwest Confer
ence coaches and advisors. WhilC
the coaches are arranging the sche
dule the faculty representatives viii
hold meeting for the purpose O.
making any changes in the consti
tuition or the passing Of any new