Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-29
Marriage Licenses

NiiN Aheiy IL 4Si oOu, o. ouDllu-
lty.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Bishop of
this city left this morning for
Portland where, tonight, they will
attend a banquet. They expect to
return here Thursday.
People use Swift's fertilizer be-
cause 1t makes them money See
Clarence s. Bovine or phone 353.
Banks will take subscriptions
for Russian relief, according to
DR.. Southworth who spoke before
the Kiwanis club luncheon yes
terday on the necessity of help
ing the starving people in the
Volga valley. The money will be
spent locally for barrels of flour. |
Old Co. M End annual ball We'd |
nesday night at Dreamland rink.
Special 10 piece orchestra. 75*
Harwood Hall, superintendent
Of the Chemawa Indian school
won the attendance prize given at
the Kiwanis club luncheon yes
terday by the Commercial Book
store. A special prize was given
by "P. D. O." Quissenberry, of the
Central Pharmacy, of a safety |
razor which was drawn by Lee
Garfield, who operates barber
shop in the basement of the Ore
gon building.
Are you looking for good
time? Don't miss the End annual
ball of Old Co. M at Dreamland
rink Wednesday night. 75*
The swimming tank at the Y.
M. C. A. will be open tonight, 1t
is announced. The woman's gym
nasium and swimming classes will
meet tonight, gymnasium at 1:5O
and swimming at 8.
Many Salemites have requested
Russell Catlin, the veteran hop |
grower and dealer, to become
candidate for the lower house of
the legislature. Mr.. Catlin has
taken the matter under consider
alton and promises a decision
later.
"Nish" Chapman, former Uni
versity of Oregon football and
basketball star, was in Salem to-
day on business. This afternoon
he left for Stayton where he will
spend a short time. Mr.. Chapman
is associated with Eugene print
ing firm.
At a cost Of several hundred
dollars Roy Bohannan, who mas
been for sometime connected with
monumental concerns of the city,
is planning on establishing new
salesroom at the City View Gem
eterv where he will handle
large line of granite and marble
monuments. The new salesroom
will be in the design of cnapeI.
Mr. Rohannan has been caretaker
of the City View cemetery LOT
some time.
CHIROPRACTORs, DRS. BRAD
FORD & BRADFORD; graduate
and post graduates of the carver
College, Oklahoma City. FIRST
CHARTERED CHIROPRACTlCI
COLLEGE in the WORLD. Ten
wears practice. Consultation ana
examination free. Suite 3lS ore-
gon bldg. phone 526. 10
A delegation comprising promi-
nent Salem and county residents
called upon Harley Moore Oh
woodburn to urge his candidacy
for the legislature TUESDAY. MI
Moore is president of the Moore-
Dunn Music Co. with stores III
both Salem and WoOdburn and is
ono of the best and most fayoraDly
known business men in the coun
~ and his presence woulu
strengthen the Marion delegatlon
in the legislature.
Four thousand dollars VIII De
nort FOR A new school building
and site by members OF school us
trict No 1S, near WOODBURY. VINO
haId snecial school election yes
tardav The new site, when was
bought from Wohlheter DrotneIs,
III cost $500. Forty votes were
oast at Yesterdays meeting when
was we'll worth attending, accord
,,g IN Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson'
county superintendent OF school9'
who returned from there laS'
evening.
Tho first of series Of meetings
49, troon committees Of the dif-
70 sarent boy scout troops in the clty
Los go held in the office Of Scout
m~o 1Haoo,,tiva Zinser last night.
Those nresent were the troop com
,ittoa HU11 of troop 8 of the Bunga-
inw christian church, consisting
- % Pew Ralph Putnam, Frank A.
Raksr, chairman of the commit mt
t"a Alvin Burns and Chris Co
u,;tz a and G. Roger Rees scoutmaS-
ter. The object Of these nses-n5 us
t...- seouafnt the troop /