Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-12

filed.
Order approving final account
Of May Warner Roberts, adminis-
tratrix of the estate Of Clara e.
Warner, filed. s
A meeting of the Illihee club
will be held in the Salem Conn
mercial club tomorrow night at
1880 o'clock, it was announced
this afternoon.
Complaint that gum machine
was stolen from in front of the
Remington store, 1872 State street
was made to the police last night.
Officers Mimic and White, who in
vestigated the case, said that the
theft was the work of small boys.
They were not apprehended.
Take ride in the new Essex
coach.
DR.. G. A. Downs, 240 north
Eighteenth, complained to the po-
lice yesterday that side of ba-
con, two bottles of milk and two
cakes Of honey had been stolen
from the back porch of his home
Tuesday night.
Salem's temperature last night
was the lowest recorded since the
snow left. A minimum of % was
reported, while the maximum was
so. There was no rainfall yester-
day and the Willamette river, at
81 feet, was falling at o'clock
this morning.
Woman's Elk. G Needlecraft,
over Prices shoe store. Designing
and stamping. 49,
A call for the gathering Of boil :,
err inspectors of Oregon at the
Imperial hotel, Portland, on Sat
urday afternoon, January %, has
been issued by G. H. Gram, state
labor commissioner. Mechanical
engineers of recognized ability are
on the days program and boiler
inspectors are invited to bring |
their problems for solution.
Half hour discussions on the
Bible will be held every Wednes-
day evening beginning with last
night and will be led by Rev. W.
! w. Long, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church. Mr.. Long deliv-
cred the first of his lectures last
night on christianity and the
Worlds Problems" Fifteen min
utes was devoted to the lecture
and is minutes to open discussion
1922 calendars. H. Fl. Smith,
insurance, Mccormack bldg. Free
| Miss Odell Savage, graduate OF
Willamette university in 1920, has
written a play, "Jon," which was
one of the twelve accepted by
walter H. Baker Co, for publlca-
tion for last year. The Baker COM
nany is considered among the
leading dramatic publication COM
ann;ac In the nOIIntrV,
Secretary H. W. Stone, OF tne
Portland Y. M. G. A., and w. W
Dillon. state secretary of the Y
M. G. A., were this morning the
guests of local Secretary Kells
, class at Willamette university.
Mr. Stone outlined to the class
. the history of the Y, showing It's
aim at the time it was first OF
! ganized. and tracing the cha y'es
, in aim to the present day field OF
furnishing training for the pur-
pose of equipping to serve.
> An automobile driVed by II. D.
Simkins of route collided with a
car piloted by ]. H. Baker, e4o
: Court street, and the damage 10
l tbe simkins car was fairly heavy
I according to a report made to the
: nolice yesterday. The Simkins ma
chine was headed south on Capl-
1 tol street and the Baker car was
= novinp east on Chemeketa when
t ttbe crash occurred. No one was
d injured, according to the report
y made to the police.
e The deputat.on team. OF VII
: ,amette university will leave FIJI,
e dav noon to conduct meetings a.
n Stayton over the week end IN, Eu,
g win socolofsky, graduate OF WI
] 1amette and now county Y secre,
$ tarv will head the group. AlOel,
cuyer is the leader of the schoo
: denutation. The members OIL tn'
: toam are Dean Pollock, Francs
: Winch George oliver, Lloyd wait
> clarence oliver, Percy Hammonu
;, Harvey McLain and Harry hares
e Two elderly women appar
IS antlv strangers in Salem, VieWe'
: with apparent misgivings the re ps
;. doo, in the Salem post OF
q fsce this morning. For sever
le seconds they hesitated before ae 's
Ie siding that an entrance might D
IT rsired by "bucking 1t. EVehsu