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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
DEMAND FOR LOGS BETTER

Portland, Or, March 31.-Since
the snow has disappeared, the log
ging camps in the Columbia river
district have been working full
forces where 1t Is possible, to
catch up ON the great demand for
all grades of logs. The demand
for logs of all kinds is so great 1t
will be some time before the mills
again get back to normalcy. Near
ly all the camps in the northwest
are now operating, and shipping
logs to the markets.
Spruce has again appeared on
the market, after an absence of
several weeks, ana is quoted as
follows:
No. l grade, $24 No. 2, SIS,
and No. 8, $12.
The price of hemlock has re-
duced slightly and is now sold at
$40 per thousand feet.
Yellow fir is still priced at S24
for No. 1 grade; No 2, SIT, and
No. 8 at $12 per thousand feet;
but other sales have been made Ia
the last few days for $40, SIG and
S12
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
GEDDES DELIVERS TWO
ADDRESSES IN SEATTLE

Seattle, Wash, Mar. 31.-sir
Auckland Geddes. British ambas-
sador to the United States3 who
arrived in Seattle early yesterday
morning for two day stay, will
deliver two addresses today one
before the faculty and students of
the University Of Washington and
the other before the King County
Medical society. 'a1d
Tonight the ambassador and
Lady Geddes will be guests at a
banquet by the chamber of com
merce. after which they will at
tend a reception at the Sunset
club. They leave Seattle for Vic
toria early tomorrow morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
Dive EMBARGO Continued.

Washington, March 31.-A pro-
vision of the permanent tariff bill
under which the present dye en-
barge with a licensing system
would be continued for one year
from the date of the signing Of
the measure was agreed upon to-
day by majority members of the
senate finance committee. The
vote was six to four.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
26OO MINERS IN
WASHINGTON HIT

Seattle, Wash, Mar. 31.-Ap-
proximately 1900 coal miners in
Washington, the majority of them
employed In railroad mines In the
CleElum-R -Roslyn field, will quit
work at midnight tonight In re-
sponse to the general strike call
of the United Mine Workers of
America, according to district at
torneys of the organization here.
The walkout, 1t was said, will
bring the total Of unemployed
union miners In the state to more
than 1000. approximately 400 Of
the men who quit work In union
commercial mines In March, 1921,
never having returned to work.
Most of the commercial mines
in the state are unaffected by the
strike order. They were placed on
a non-union basis in the summer
of 1921 and have been operating
recently at nearly normal capac-
ity, operators said.
Miners officials said that the
strike in union mines would be
100 per cent effective. While au-
especially In the Gle
-Roslyn fields have taken
steps to prevent any disorders In
connection with the strike, no
alarm was felt and 1t was believ-
ed little trouble would result.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
MAJOR GENERAL IS RETIRED

Washington, March 31.--Major
General William G. Haan, presi-
dent of the army classification
board, retired today from active
service, concluding a continuous
military career Of more than SO
years. During the Spanish-Amer-
ican war and the Philippine lnsur-
rection he distinguished himself.
He took the 32nd division to
France In 1913 and again won dis
tinction In foreign operations.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
FRESNO PACKING PLANT
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE

Fresno, Cal, :iarch 31.-A
spectacular fire, starting shortly
before o'clock this morning,
razed the packing and manufac-
turing plant of the California
Peach \ Fig Growers, causing a
loss estimated by Vice-President
and General Manager Niswander
at approximately $3.50, 900.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
7YI70UTH ADMITS FORGERIES

Portland, Or, Mar. 3l.-Her-
bert Clayton, IL years old. Is un-
der arrest here and has confessed
22 successful forgeries, accord
ing to police detectives who say
he confessed.
BY representing himself as a
caddie at times and at other times
as a newsboy, he found 1t an easy
matter to induce the merchants
to cash his checks, ranging from
$3.50 to $40 each. His 22 checks
aggregate about 800.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31

Paris, Mar. 81. - (By Associ-
ated Press) Armenian del
egation In Paris plan to protest
tomorrow to the allied govern
ments over the decision of the al
lied foreign ministers to place the
Armenians under the protection
of the league of nations.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
IRISH FACTIONS
AGREE ONPEACE
BASIS SUDDENLY

London, March 31.-(By Asso-
ciated Press. )--The free state
party in Ireland is enormously
strengthened by the agreement for
the pacification Of the island,
signed here last night, the house
of commons was told today by
Winston Spencer Churchill, secre-
tary for the colonies.
London, March 31.-(By Asso-
ciated Press. )-Signing of the
agreement between the represent
atives of northern and southern
Ireland, outlining measures for
the pacification Of the country
came with unexpected suddenness.
House Cheers News.
The cheers with which the
house of commons greeted the an :
nouncement by Secretary OF Col
onies Churchill gave an indica-
tions of the enthusiasm with
which the majority In England Is
e.pected to greet the news.
Owing to the lateness of the an
nouncement, only two of the
morning newspapers found 1t pos
sible to make editorial comuvu..
The Times says:
THE whole empire will LOOK 20
Ireland with renewed confidence
to honor the bond into which its
chosen leaders have entered"
The Westminster Gazette heart
lily welcomes the agreement and
hopes 1t is step toward unity or
the whole country, ''for no per-
manent division into two parts Is
compatible with satisfactory life
for either"
Belfast, March 31.--(By Asso-
ciated Press. )--Demobil tion OF
the police in the six counties of
G,ster will begin today ana is e -
pected to be completed not later
than May 81.
Disbandment In the 26 soutMurn
counties will begin at the same
time and be finished as soon as
possible.
The above dispatch would indi-
cate that the agreement signed
1t night in London was to be eff
fprtiVa i'm m diptaIU Tho aurao |
ment provides for reorganization
the special police forces. In
districts where the population is
of different religious beliefs these
les are to be composed half of
Catholics and half Of Pre-. estants.
All members of the special con-
not required for these s
frees are to be withdrawn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
Valley CLEANERS AND
DYERS FORM ASSOCIATION

Cleaners and dyers of the VIII
,amette valley organized yester-
dav at Albany with the lntehV,on
of doing cooperative advertlsins !,
and buying, and to eVentuali'
bring prices down If possible a. az =
cording to 0. F. Franklin OF the
Standard Cleaners of Salem "ho
was elected secretary of the or
ganization. .,,o,
Sixteen towns of the Valley
were represented at the meetihs
Salem sending two representa-
tives from the Standard ana Inc
CITY Cleaning companies JACK
Minton of Albany was elecIeu
president. Towns as far SCUM "'
Roseburg were represented Ine
name chosen for the organization
was "The Willamette Valley
cleaners &c Dyers association
General John c. Pershlng was
recentIy honored with the ofaer
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31

Professional reformers seem
bent on getting the pie out OF
piety.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01
Salem Folk
WillAttend
Convention


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the ws=na4 fnrsrssA In tn Hrzrs
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

The Elhah a Pxsfak whHrawfmd
e1surEznl7 af MFRS FeSer Cinnrer
Hewitt. EsenrH1znt New TesA SD
gHeEy EnaaruG. gznns Ia nEmghz
mhaa ahe rwieraes1 HIN the Bspezl-
tsanfh f1nDss auS he left PARTS
wAere ahe Is HHwang Hsr b1nre Is
Gne OF sbs aDna4 h,sEIpGHfia1 i'm tne
Fremgh eEBdfaa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

s,v,r Ta,rrrslr,- 'FTsr;S,rs .'~,s,rvr.:1 80
...
Y - = r. -h = = ' 80
G'A.lsnGsF e@a'as ain2nssh@ e1 -
ChrEnlgEa chamber aE nrznlnarrs,
ann Qnpacrrsn az;r r@nnliem and :
!. ..,,,,,,,..s. ~ a. H,r.,,.r u..s,,,.,..s.,,,
$50 r'-'asAh fnS 60 AAAes i''.A'A -'''1'' =
E1aaa nH uln& ImpEarazaE 90 NesasElaaz
w4Ig De araflz FnnfEF aaaarnanm-
Tn dzas rznsrvHsannx have rwa3a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Alas Virginia Woossry Of Pzaz-
Californiz- h4s beea The
- q Mss Cara BFe5s<nzEelE.
s fo- Corvallis lazt night
ss1e she wfii be sor a few days
- Esfzrnlzg 70 her kczs-
: NeoiegT and AEEsE Brsssez-
= are sorozstF Ez41erz- hoth -
RI Beta PAlA afsas Woo1eET
ssea taking he EzEer
IS q tie 0Es<oa Agrfc1lt1Bzi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

MIR. 4nE snrx c. O. Raes snbum-
sEnSaa ss ahsfr 1amEhr@E Ear-
neasU aan MasH FlurE Csnnnan easrn
nefs YenaerEaB f1r wewpmst. Er-
psca1nK ~ ne AWAY ssn l1zgR
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Mr- AND Hznm NJ r. DEaHsa nae
smssr1aanlmE az aheAr g1nnsaz sEr
BxwsrHa GayE. MriA MaHthn Mnnnns
Rn1 ahe nnaaer@ snn TIM law nmE
dErEmhaas Mr. and MFRS G, ~ mEx-
On and aheEr RHns ClFks Dr. and
Lamar. whn ar& aasgEinE 9tf frS1n
d unmenr aanrr Ga a1s PBraHnE nnrSh-
wmssr and aR@ am Ehslr wHE Rnuah
Als sheHr hnanle Hr Laaa AuEeHzsf-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Messages of synSathE are find
knx their wzF 20 Mrs Georgs @
Rfnghzns. Who Il III ~ the s. Win
eest hospsE2l sz Portland
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

MaHE Ksren uRwAEs a CGd 1mEgA
Rz1uraEF zAzssr "a Mrs REhsr9 8.
Sanzn. wild be tine huuss ErunEt a.
ahs 1EaE,sr- ARRIVING ana 1nEz Eaznt
kf ahe wssE fru1n Calgary. Czn-
nelz. where she has hsHr usArAl-
kgE FHrnn here MRss Davis wil1
90 an tn Ci1rrnllhs whsge zhs VIII
remzH1 fHr assw GAYS Ae1ars re-
aEurnaag % Canada
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01
Larry Hofer
Married I'm
Pasadena

Married aa zlhe Aanzn uG zha
hrAEe aarsmsR. FaasIEl1snn. CaHHf.
HfnszdnF 11Eg III. Elnnn HaeRneF
20 Lmwreana r. Eu1sr az Eaaanz.,
Mir and MsA ErEsr ara brgM walI
ansuwn and puEmanan1 tn EH1ean
social s1aEHaE Tha hrSkaa faursaEy
arg wsza kmuwn reaa8zuaE rt Pass
lDdisnz. z1& haEnng ha,an q rsah&sH1a
af 3ssEznn aEr a nlEzasar az years.
'Ii1s xalaan IL 1ns af tina firm rt
.. HzEEr q SsnAs BzBhahshsrx as
THE 1Lznufar1uHzr ef thks easg.
Larry ID an.8 es EaHx1na nnua3
eagsrl1r FsGng Asnrins.as mem and
mzds . Eau4 rzsssr& e zervHre tn
aas u g nzvF zurdng Eh4 w1r1E
war; ThsF ana Hxesrrang u1 fhs
en1naa and Win zzr1Fz in Sszssrn In
aheuIa week. Esr a hazz.essazzhzE
with r's1EatEsa ant frnznEE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

AEra Eag L. Eanrmasr HzGE gaEsar-
Cay fi1r Gzanaan Beach wheEg she
WIN snfIzF IN ssnEa1g 81 two weeks
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

M. and Mrz Ted chszhers
nave retzrnsd froz MeMfnnysIls.
where they Epezt The week s1d-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Mrn 3. A. Knzes 10 5cza@ fr0rz
Portland. where she speGt week
with her rnosbers MIRA g. a.
BeTeher. she resuEze'1 20 Salem
SUNDAY might
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Hlsitors IL Salem aver the
eek end wera the following
eang ~c-sn fr0a ESIFew10z :
y Mary B0sf. Mrn Olga Hcf-
a'a and Miss Mage H0fE- The
s'asf las reesaEEY retained frnEn
s1nany wksre che sgenx twC
- vita the r IL G. A.. serv-
tas orgzziH4sB0n o. ssere-
~ This Eoaatz0E are hes6 cur
u ne war win tA- A. e. r. tz
This wzs her second
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Mr. and Mrs waBgnaa1 En.xhe ra-
Essrussd Sunday from a two weeks
zzsu1nr arig Is GraEsr Lake zn5
southern GsalElnan a,aansA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Mr. and Mr2 r. G- Cksy and
their Eues4zS MIR and Mrs FEssE
Eas1HmgK. wlBD are vsEastng here
fsnM California Ez4SsSrss6 TO ParI-
land for she wesE end a "trip awgr
szs Cj0EmMhE2 highway Eeang On
rhear program
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rzasefs and
Mr.. and Mrs AEbeTt p RsH1seFaE
formed a motor party 10 Newport
cE Friday. EeEUrESzg 70 Salem
Sunday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01
Wedding
In Brooks
Of Interest

rvsttv wedding was solemn
brooks Sunday. when
Evans cf the FTrss
5 |ss',.,,au W. church Of Salem. unit
!. marriage Miss ArssA "
49, and Ralph Harper. both al
-.,s At The home Of the brides
~ nrs W Howard Ramp.
Il. ~ roors were beautifully deco
"a il summer flowers. the col
H. ..hsms being paak and white.
precsding the ceremony Miss
80 siddzI of Astoria. . cousin
n ~ bridegroom. played Russn-
80 .MeEodF i'm p IN the
En-. scecm panied by Prof. T. s
.sshsrts OF S4lem- Mrs Nellie
~ sang AT DzwnEng
ne bridal prUessstua entered
i. lse strz1as q LOhengrEasS we'd
In march. plays,d By Prof T. s
s,ssr,s. TIE couple vas attended
i, nsw Asslaaas Toxic Ct Green
|.,,ss VAS and Robert Harper
#m,hsr OF the br5degru0- The
kdss vas h,ssnsafmHgF guwned Tn
.ssj,t SIR ra1Emmn and carried 4
'asvsr az white sarn&55o@s aE&
I'm Brunzss Ensass Her full
.ss.A snlEz veil was eAught IN .
'svnss ct Grange hauss1nrs- The
IsdassmAiz was 2EamskaB ss1zrssz in
II sAarzEnE 1rzss Of pink Crgxn-
n .ns carried a hu1zmsE Of pink
In drzggzx and EBsdS@HuEL
L,ssr the gsrsnn0fny light ne
lbahnszts were served
ne hEldz fs the AzmghEzr Of
In S. W Jones Gf Gervnas She
HI gFa9nEsas1 fruan MREHznn4sss
'sIFsTsstF IN tina class Gf 1891.
BE Bridegroom is tine son eE MIR
al Hrs J. = HarEaru aHao es
'ArsiG He Ca 3 veteran at sIng
3wia war and a. nruazasaag Fy0znnE
|Arnsg a the GeTvHEs asctIgi1-
Ihcss girasHa1a anuMug tine i'm
BHllass raInhErsss wera- MITE. 81.
Il jones', MIR and Mrs u 3 Ear-
III Edwin HarTar,, RsRnssnd Har-
II, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ci, MaEagar-
II and MrR. W. r. gidgHHrva,, Mr.
IL Mrs W. #UwHrgt Eaann MIR.
n Mrs 81 FaaUl garasg RffaH AIsie,s
Il BILLIARD, iSsBnnHrgH Eanpg EsBawra
lks, WBarH r. Gtrhsfruft,, aGr..
Vi Mrs. C.. a.. HsGvsr,, Mrs 9Seagbs
hmp.
Out os aFwm GlrasaEA were Mr.
id Mrs u. u MHana, Prof, IT, 81
,berts. afr. asrsT Mrs Galwim A..
rdan, Miss Errmgr %. Tanning Of
lem; Mr.. ana MlnA MEErE Sid
IL, Betty Siddalg. RlHaalbHth Gid
II, Mark Siddall, Jr-, Astoria :
iss Adelaide Tobie OF Green
Acrss, Wash; Nina SpaldAng Of
IOldendale. Wash; Mr.. and Mira
B. Daughton OF Lebanon. Ore
on; Miss Olive Mark Of Sherf-
an, Oregon.
After the ceremony the y0ung
ouple departed on q abort camp
lg trip after which they Will he
/ home on their ranch near Ger
ais.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Mrs Royal A NaSgu entertain
ed az her gues1 ever the week sz@-
AEkas Mona HOgts q F'cDular Har-
rssburg girl. wihO returned to her
home MgE6aF-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Auu1vang IN saasan Sunday. q
graW9 e snak nrum P,psaHRn& zrla
aszzazzE over fi0r a fsw Gays
With Mr- and Mrs. NJ W. Mi1ars
TA3 Ehst1arE are, MN- and Mra
Eazsers HauEs and earghnegs Hal
sns Mrs IT. A ER#ssn and G1s1
4 E1ssisezH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01


hostess Sunday for a farewell
dinner party given i'm huz0r rs
Mr. and Mra M u Geeter. who
leave for their hozne al Long
Beach. Calf. Tueaday evenfng.
Those Rrsseat we're MIR. and
Mrs NJ T. GeExer. Long Beach
Cal. Mrs Rohert Barns Sfatea
ELL. NeA-s ALrx ChnrBea Wss,0ss
Pcrtaznd- Mr. ard Mira J. D
Fields and 9azghtsE. MzrEzret.
Emgsnes Mrs. gs1nEe Fsrgwssu.
Frank C. FsrguSaa- l. Lloyd
SeAssfer ant Mrs Clara L.
SsrAsefsE-
Mrs W. CrausaE D.yer and chill
dEsn weus over t0 Newport SAT-
Gr6ag- whsrs they wfHH remain
during the rsa1 az TIRE s1znnunsr.
They VIII be with Mrs. Dysrgsr
mother. Mrs CzEghrmrns lG. %aHE
sr- Mr. DFer. WHO astmluvanfs,6
IA@m over. rsEwrnssd hnma Mau-
day u@a1
A gTuwp ef HresEH folk snHcFaG u
Esgnfe EEmDa r8-HzhlTz FERRY Snu-
Cay. thuas rEEA1E MP mcsar EcsEas
sea1g Dfr. and Mrs. Fay GIlnnsrHI.
atr- and Mrs Ell R.. white. Mr.
and Mr8 MREBAEm EaruaEH. Mr.
Eud Mrs III. u Emgrsy. Hoe M1asaH-
aEn- Mr. and Mrs TMnzDGa Czas-
Ea6s En& several eltfadrsm-
Dr- and MrE Roy EFrf- aaannn
panied HE 1trR- H. I'LL. MelEahnn
and MHg BFpsa"a hnaaae g,Ees4. 1IRHE
RnitaB LGpaz az HlsAgHH gh8nr, wasn.
1HHa rstIrrResf Erunn a mcsGr srtr
H@ THE vHrtnNEE TNn1an1mnrk heaehss.
which eruwsrs,d tire grGster part ~f
Bsaaa week..
Mr. and Mra SeFunrur ZONES
had w1EE tHenn Erw an orsr Sum
days vBsas. tEhear son Me1lvaIle
genaa who ia fdemtEraed with the
Rtas@ haghwaF commission, with
headquarters at junction City.
and Mr. and Mrs Samuel Lsh-
ruan Of the same place.
Mrs !. B. Rnckle and her house
guest Miss Emma BfIIingt0n Of
ChiczgO. went over to Corvallis.
where they will spend several
days attending the National
Home e0nvenston While there
they Will be the guests Of Mrs
William Cowgirl
Mr.. and Mrs walter H. ZOssI.
Miss Eoueala ZO,sel and Tom wog-
gzmoft~ enjoyed a motor trip TO
Seaside over the week end the
group returning TO Salem Sunday
might
Mra Obe1 Grsezs. a forEer se-
lem resident row Of BreneFtCz.
Wash. has been visiting frEsa6a
IN Salem she wss aecozpzrie1
by Mrs Joseph PurdOzs Of Port
land
Mrs A c. stOlE- accompanied
By her son Richard. Of Dzys01.
Ohio. arrived In SeIsn THURSDAY.
and Will remain On \ weeks vtEsr
at the hozne Of Mrs Stolz's eous-
In Mrz Leusz Wee&acott-
Mrs C0rSesbz Hagzr was ex-
perted home the first cf this week
from cEztsksnfe. where she has
been en5ogfng 4 visit at the hOzs
OF her zca Harold Hz8zr-
Mre- James Godfrey and Btias
Emms Godfrey are learfng On
wednesday for Cssea6da- where
they viii enjoy an cutting of two
weeks. Before returning hNle
they VIII make . "trip 20 Seaside
Mrs Roysl A. HTsaS1 eatsEtztn-
ed a. her gues1 ever the week end
Mtss Mona HoFt. q popular Hzr-
rssburg girl wbO FstuT1s< to h@r
home MDEdaF-
Mr. and lGrz PzuI Bzsses1 and
Mr.. and Mrs AEbert p RamseFar
formed nn0tOr party TO Newport
Ion Fr5azF. returning 70 Salem
Sunday
btrr 3 a. Eorsr 10 Aczs from
rsn-4r.-s whew= she speng q wEek
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Mr. and Mrs- walter H ZOseE.
Miss Eoueala ZO,sel and Tom wcE-
gzmoft- enjoyed q motor trip To
Sezsfde over the week end. the
group returning 10 Salem Sunday
night
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

The Asrfou countY Veterans
asoeiadon Of she G. A T. viii
qlo its ANIMAL EeeEfng az Sil-
'1sen, thursday q this week
sgss vii leave the new Ter
''nal hotsl AZ nine oseIoek in the
ssining. . round trip rate Of one
Es'iaf having keen made Com
aader A B H916Ees0z II MAX
an urgent request that all who
Ran go.
sFefT year EsEezfs various
sa'fiotie Ece1sEEes ae-& . large
sgatiOn, and e Ea expeetesz Ehzt
Als year VIII be no exception
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Mrs C0rdsstz Hagzr YVES ex-
peeted home the first of this week
from cistsEsnie. where she has
been en50gfng 4 visit at the kozs
Of her acn Harold Hz&zr.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Dr- and MrH Roy Egr,f- aaannn
panied AT Mfrs 4. B MeNERhnn
Hn1 MHR BFu1aTs hagaz gwea4,. lGHHz
Enha8 LGDaz az HsAuHngh8nl. wast
ltHWa ratlEmnssf srunn q a1eeGr srir
hD THE vHrtaNnH TSnnHnnn,Glk heEensa,.
which eHvs1asd tire grGster part uf
aAza week..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

MrA Obe6 Grsezs. a forneF Sa-
lem resident row Of BremeFtCz.
Wash. has been visiting fFfsl1s
IN Salem she wss aecozpzEie1
by Mrs Jcseph Purd0zs of Port
land
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

ME- and Mrs E'EFnrnur Jones'
had wSEE thenu hGr an over Sum
days. vSaas. thesr SON MELVILLE
9S1ass who ia fd@ntEfas6 with tine
&tASe highway cOmmtssEon, with
headquarters at Junction City,
and Mr. and Mrs Samuel Lsh-
man Of the same place.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

MgE A. e. LFuns reErrnesE To-
the essY yesterday afaar q zen
Azyxr xhHenxa- Ens had keEsz tn
P1r1azmd- whsEe Ehs wzE called
~ the mEzGsHs aE her ahz3er. MsH
w. G. Lord nE ArvTngann- wins waa
rseena1y fzSwrs1 in an amsa1ss,-
hEEe ateddsms
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

TIE sMDnznE g;ashzrsng - ahe
Frzaer esan duusdzg shs z.snzh ee
JzlF s1nA Haze,s Eszndzy. sz.s Esnz-
nFzE1s arwAs faEun ae1ng sas ea-
tsnsE1FA The affair waE I'm gssan-
rEszn8na te 1fr and MrA 3. A.
MeCEz1lzn al Mgw wzsrurflzaaesr
British cnlunnEsz More tIhan aInHr'-
sF relatives and frhsnd.s aSazns6s1
Mira MeCzelAEn In q nfsga af Mrx
H. HumghreFz Mira M BmHruuxas
and A. L. Fraaer-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

8frs. j. B. Rnckre and her houss
guest Miss Emma BfIIingt0n OF
ChfczgO. went over 10 Corvallis
where they will spend several
days attending the National
Home e0nventton- While there
they Will be the guests OF Mrs
William Cowgirl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

A gruwp cf HraaH folk snIcFsd u
Esenfe IauDa rS HALLS FERRY Sum
eAaE. tAAaEs n1AEA1E MP mctcr EssR1z
seang Dr- and Mrs. Fay SznnerHT.
Afr- and Mrs H H. white, MI
and MrR WR1HaE1m FaruaEI. Mr..
and Mrs H.. II EngrsE. Hoe M1dsaH-
aDG- Mr. and Mrs ThnuDaA Cz1E-
gaaa En1 several enfadrsm-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Local Episcopal wOmsa are
zhaping their plans for the an
3Rual convention Of the church
III be held In Portland. Septem-
IN lirst. Portland women are
flolng likewise. q large Hist Of
HOminent church Eemberz being
lslgned to be ehzirEan cf the
2nrious days Mrs A II Crzw-
sbrd, formerly OF Ezlsm. will be
charge September 9Th
Ten afternoon tsz3 will be Civ
n Salem to zszEat at the 0ns On
|Ae first sfternOoz- From one
thousand to fftsez hundred
#ussts viii bs serTeS On she@e Oc-
|asions, the teas 10 - held IN fhe
basement OF the muzkctpzT zndh-
|erium. They viii - c0np1fmez-
afy to all bishops, fsy dep1ftes
% women Delegates Hrs. z T.
Stevens Of Portland is chair
pan Of the general tea eonzrzf etes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

Mrs W. c@auess Dger and chill
dEsn welt over to Newport Sat-
Urdag- whsrs they wfHH rxmafa
during ths rsa1 cf Ehe sunnuDsr.
They Will be with Mrs. DysrE
mother Mrs C1EFhcmrns No. wnNH
sT- Mr- DFsr. who zsrnnranfst
Ihsn UEsrr returned hnuns Mon.
taF nnnml
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01
Society and Club NezOs

Mrs, Robert S. ShEnn resnrmea
home Saturday rHght from q two
weeks visit at the home of her
parents. PresidemE and Mrs wv. 4
Kerr I'm CcFvalrts- the aattar dc
companied her to Salem. remain
ing over unthi Monday morning
when they started on their five
weeks outing that Will take then
on a motor trip to the Yellow
stone National park I'm ST. An
EAony they will be Joined by
President KsrrSs brother J.. A.
Kerr. who Will go through the
park wfth thezn-
Sunday evening Mr- and Mrs.
Shinn entertained wsth . suraHH
dSnner for the pleasure or fhssr
visitors. at theGr euuntry ugars
Skyline Orrhzras1 = hddSBnr aS-
aitdcaaIly Mr. and Mrs Lesasr
PearwAns gNe8l SYkes.D
Mrs Clara l. Esehasrsr was
1oeleais sunday for u farewell
dinner PARTY given in h01Or os
Mr. and Mra M Y Gegfer. who
leave for their hoale al Long
Beach Calf Tuez6ay eventng.
Those Rrsneat we're MIR. and
Mrs NJ T. GeExer. Long Beach
Cal: hrs Robert Bgrzg Mdsea-
ell Nehs Mrs ChArIea Waxasr.
Portland Mr. and Mrz T. d.
RSeH&s and 1zzghtsr. Margaret
Emgs@ss Mrs. gs1nEe Fsrgws5u-
Frank C. Fsrg1Ea1- l. Lloyd
ScAssEer ant Mrs Clara Il.
SSnnazter-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-28
SUPREME COURT
AFF|RMS DECREE

u,, -, - ~,
''e " Ne0 'e''
tucker Oh the circuit court ior
Multnomah county in the case of
r. Christman VS.. f, r.. Salway. is
affirmed with the exception of
one minor item. in an opinion
written by Justice Rand and
handed down by the supreme
court this morning. The case in
wolves the Oregon lien law with