Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-17


land; U. S. Booth, Portland; M.
H. Nichols. Portland; ]. w. Lun-
dy, Portland; d. e. Hamilton.
Portland; ]. e. Walsh, Portland;
L. H. Valo. Portland; C. D. Wei
gel. Seattle; v. Glidden, Seattle;
c. A. Wyman. Eugene; F. Wood
ward, S. F.; E. L. Signor and
wife. Payette, Ida; ]. E. Mfel,
Portland; Moses Mccoy, Noun
tain Dale; R. D. Massamove, Ev-
anston, Wyo.
The Meadows Drainage District
of klamath county has submitted
$525,000 in bonds to the state irri-
CATION commission for eertification.
OF this amount 100000 is to be used
in paying for work already done.
The district comprises $4,000 acres
of land adjoining upper klamath
Lake.
Big carnival dance. Dreamland
rink, Saturday night. Bob Gordon
Peerless orchestra, pieces. Lots of
pep. 275
While working about the building
yesterday Sim Phillips caretaker of
the Y. M. G. A., fell down stairs
receiving several bad bruises. No
bones were broken and Mr.. Phillips
is expected to be back to work in
a few days.
Cooked Food Sale
By neighbors of Woodcraft club,
Saturday, November 18th at Salem
Hardware store.
Earl Pearcy, district manager of
the Oregon Growers, is spending the
day visiting the plants at Forest
Grove and Yamhill.
Ladies that are interested in max
ing things of paper or wax are in
vited to classes at Commercial Book
Store all day Saturday. No charge.
274#
C. R. Thompson, a resident of
The Dalles, is in the city today at
tending the meeting of the directors
of the Oregon Growers association.
Carload of shrubery just arrived.
1000 plants end trees to pick from.
| 211 Miller street. 275
DR.. Henry E. Morris, local opto
metrist, motored to Stayton yester-
day afternoon on a brief business
trip.
Pupils at st. Paul are doing ex-
ceptionally well, according to Mrs,
Mary L. Fulkerson, who visited
there yesterday. Thirty pupils are
now in the high school and the grade
rooms are crowded, Mrs. Fulkersor
said.
Suit to collect $104.16 alleged due
for merchandise, was brought in tn,
circuit court here yesterday by thu
United States Rubber company by
F.. w. Pettyjohn, of The Silvertot
Auto company.
Suit to quiet title was filed il
the Marion circuit court yesterday
by L. j. Unger against Marion
Palmer and others.
Marriage licenses were yesterday
issued by the county clerk to
Henry Archer, %, and Veronica
Kowash, 20, both of Woodburn, and
to Clarence Maertz, 81, of Scio, and
Hilda Beran, 16, of Stayton.
About 125 Willamette students
boarded the train this noon bound
for Forest Grove where the Bear
CATS are meeting the Pacific Univer
sity eleven for the Northwest non
conference championship. Rooteri
caps, tin horns, and megaphones, viii
make the Willamette section very
visible at the game. Pep and figh
among the students was running
hikh. The team left this morning
at 9:45 clock.
M. E. Miller, resident of Sher-
idan, is spending today in Salem OF
business.
| D. G. L. Finley, one of the ex'
/ aminers of the student dentists who
are working at the penitentiary OF
con victs today and tomorrow, while
in the city is registered as the gues
Of the Marion hotel.
| WOMAN BICYCLIST INJURED
A woman who gave her nam
as w. D. Clark, S35 Union street
was knocked from the bicycle sh
was riding when she met up witt
his automobile, Grant Gruchow o
route 5 notified the police las
evening. The woman suffered
body bruises and her bicycle wa
damaged, Mr.. Gruchow said.
A man who gave his name a
James Sykes was said to have wit