Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-09

6LNvlr OLD IN /
4 PASSING
northwestern folk are
Whn ,or a little sunshine, and
gI.sIaI gI.shaIl fans in California are
bAseus ~ attend games In over
l'fesu tbe people of Arizona are
t0als' va w. from the heat, according
ial,s'T Tnnes, Salem man who re-
70 ?, prom there this week. Mr.
lufne1 said that he witnessed
Enpso N game in Casa Grand two
p'ssva 400 which had to be post
WE, a until 5 o'clock in the even
popSs nocouse of the heat. Cattle
lls suffering from draught, he
w. and the people are waiting
ILL., 'asatiently for the passage OF the
.AIpth luyp McNary irrigation bill,
saIsr h,sh will provide additional irri-
WAN son facilities. Ex-soldiers are
sa ,ng to Arizona and taking up
tsmosteads, sv.1 1t requiring only
pvn 1aO months residence to acquire
'' ,sir sized farm. Mr.. Ennes has
3 s.sn zone since November.
frank C. Bramwell, state bank
..mIner. who makes his home at
Ms Marion when he is in the city,
"a who has been Ill for some
limo r in Portland, is expected back
today.
n g. Cohn, president Of the
oIdsmobile company OF Oregon
v.s in the city yesterday on bust
ress He was registered at the.
Marion hotel.
nan Bass, owner and manager
If tbe Fry hotel in Seattle, arrived
lat night. He is making bust
ness trip south, and is registered
at the Marion.
T. t. Petty, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Ore
gon Electric, spent last night as a
guest of the Marion hotel.
V. A. Smith, of Astoria. is reg
lstered at the New Terminal
j. T. Steiwer, of Jefferson, was
guest of the Bligh.
Douglas Wood, of Grants Pass,
was guest of the Marion last
night.
H. M Black, of Albany, is
guest of the Bligh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Winston, of,
Astoria, are guests of the Marion.
Tomorrow morning at the REG
ular chapel period the associated
student body of Willamette will
hold its regular meeting. Several
matters Of Importance are t.
come up for onsideration, chief
Of which is the point system and
the hearing of the report of the
committee having charge of th
revision Of the constitution.
In Salem to spend one week
making survey of fruit orchard
i Of this district is e. L. Cyapp, Of
Los Angeles. field representativ'
Of the American Fruit Grower, 2
magazine published in Chicago.
The journal of which he is ren
resentative, is the one with which
G. l. Lewis, of Salem, is to be as
sOciated.
The source of fire which broke
out this morning on the roof O
the Depot apartments, located
Just south of the Southern Paeifif
station, is not known. Firemen
who reached the blaze a few min
utes, after it got underway, ex
tinguished it with chemical
There was but. little damage.
Salem Maccabees will meet here
Wednesday night to make fina
arrangements for their trip to AL
bany on Saturday evening. At the
Albany gathering district initi,
alton is to be held with the Salem
team putting on the work. The
Third degree is to be put on b!
Corvallis tent under the leader
snip of Thomas Graham, chief of
the Corvallis fire department,
There are to be candidates and Wis
itors from Mill City, MeMinnville,
Pratum, Silverton, Jefferson
Kings Valley, Alpine, Corvallis
and Portland, it was said today.
Salem looks good to j. w. Bridge,
Oh Butte, Mont, who is in the city
With a view to securing a loca-
uon. Mr.. Bridge was formerly
Butte banker.
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