Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-12


X paign for endowment for X
X Willamette university. X
X Oct. 2S.-Football, Will X
X lamette VS.. Chemawa Indian X
X school, Sweetland field. X
X Nov. General election. X
X X X X X X X X X \ X X 4. \
Funeral services for Scott A.
Riggs, IT, who died yesterday at
his home in this city, will be held
tomorrow afternoon from the
Rigdon and Son mortuary at 2
o'clock. Interment will be in a
vault in the mausoleum.
Lost, gold fountain pen, We'd
nesday. Reward. Phone 391. 243
The annual bag rush between
the two lower classes at william
cite university is to be held this
afternoon at o'clock. Eighteen
men are to be ON a side and there
are to be nine gunny sacks filled
with sawdust. In former years
there has been IL men on a side
and seven bags.
Grand carnival barn dance,
armory Saturday night. free horns
hats, prize waltz. Bushels of fun
Isl Slocum's Jazz orchestra"
243*
Mrs. Ralph Sebern, route 2, un-
derwent minor operation yester-
day at a local hospital.
Albert Egan,, who lives about
nine miles north of Salem on the
river road. was in Salem yester
day afternoon. He registered at
the Bligh hotel for the night and
returned home this morning.
Leaving the Liberty tonight,
that Knockout" film, with Bet
ty Blythe. Don't miss it. 243
Officials of the Salem Y. M. C..
A. yesterday complained to the
police that an automobile had
been abandoned for several days
in front of the association build
| ing. Police said the records show
the car was licensed in the name
of Charles F. Simon of route g.,
| Salem.
The funeral service for R. A..
Davis, rs, who died yesterday at
his home in the Middle Grove dis
trict, about five miles east of Sa-
lem, was held this afternoon from
the Rigdon and Son chapel at
2:30 o'clock. Interment was in the
City View cemetery.
Leaving the Liberty tonight,
that Knockout" film, with Bet
ty Blythe. Don't miss it. 243
Considerable damage came out
of collision of Valley Transfer
truck, driven by X. R. Caldwell,
and an automobile piloted by H.
Derricks of Los Angeles, accord
ing to report made to the police
this morning. The crash occurred
on the highway this side of Au-
rora. The trailer of the truck
broke loose and crashed in
to the car, it was said. No one
was injured.
A daughter weighing seven and
three quarters pounds was born
last night to Mr.. and Mrs. C. E
Stanton, AGA Water street, at the
Deaconess hospital. The child has
not been named as yet.
Grand carnival barn dance,
armory Saturday night. free horns
hats, prize waltz. Bushels of fun
Isl Slocum's Jazz orchestra"
243*
A. C. Barber, state insurance
commissioner, is in Portland to-
day on official business.
The Siletz Booming company
has filed with the public service
commission an application for a
franchise covering operations on
the Siletz river in Lincoln coun-
ty. The company proposes to i'm
prove S5 miles of the river by
clearing the stream of jams, logs.
and drifts and by installing booms
A marriage license yesterday
was issued by the county clerk to
Bruce r. Wallace of route 5, Sa-
lem, and Willimina Cox of Salem.
Walter Wiederkehr was arrest
ed yesterday by Deputy Sheriffs
Barber and Smith on a warrant
charging him with grand larceny
Officers said he is wanted at
Round Up. Mont and that he
will be returned there in the near
future. The arrest was made near
Silverton.
Warren Armington, promoter,
of Denver, was in Salem today
transacting business.
"Nish" Chapman, former foot
ball and basketball star at the
University of Oregon, was in Sa-
lem today on business. Mr. Chap
man is now associated with a Eu-