Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-18

Croy, Is, of Salem; and to Roy
Newton Verbeck, 21, and Helen
Faye Miller, 10, both of Silverton.
Guild dance, Thursday. Benefit
st. PauPs church, armory. 248*
Articles of incorporation were
filed with the state corporation
department here Monday by the
Delta Omega Sorority of Corvallis
capitalized at 500. The incor-
porators are Evelyn Clark, Mabel
Bertsch and Velma Kizer. A
certificate filed by the Bend
Transmission company of Bend
shows an increase in capitaliza-
tion from $4,000 to 5000, 900
Guild dance Thursday night. |
Best time, best music, best folks.
armory. 248*
Salem Council knights OIL
Columbus has a number of mem
bers residing in Sublimity and
vicinity so on Monday evening a
big delegation of the local mem
bers went out to enjoy a social
session with them, and as an
especial number on the program,
District Deputy Thos. Brown in
stalled the officers of the council
for the ensuing year. The Sub
Unity members had prepared al
fine luncheon for the occasion,
which was greatly enjoyed, as
were also a number of good
speeches made by some of the
visitors and also some of the hosts
Several carloads from Salem and
vicinity were in the party.
10 Buick just overhauled, new
top, carpet, running boards, etc,
Will sell cheap or trade for road
ster. Grunert, 256 State. PASS
Major William T. Morgan, a.
traveller, educator and soldier,
spoke this morning at an assembly
of the high school students urging
them not to be satisfied to just
get through high school and col
lege but to make the most of them
selves as they go as possible.
Three of the most reasonable |
lots to be bought today from &c
trude j. M. Page. 24S*
About 10000 letters bearing
the words "The Truth" in large
type were received by the local
post office for distribution thru
the mails this morning. The let
ters contain arguments in favor |
of the compulsory school bill.
Very attractive home at a re-
duced price today. Gertrude j. |
M. Page. 248+
The Clarian, the semi-monthly
paper of the Salem high school
will make it's first appearance of
the year tomorrow. George Rho
ten is editor of the paper this
year.
lots close in $3.50. Gertrude
j. M. Page. 24S*
The canvassing teams of the Y.
M. G. A. will meet tonight at the
"Y" at o'clock for what is hop
ed will be the windup of the cam
paign. At the meeting Monday
there was but $4,000 more to be
secured and it is understood that
a number of the men have beep
working exceptionally hard to
bring their quota up to the chal-
lenge Of DR.. Henry Morris to raise
5000 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Tyler of San |
Jose, CAL, arrived in Salem last |
night by auto and will be here
for several days as the guests of
Mr.. Tyler's mother, Mrs. Ella
Tyler, 1880 north Winter street.
Mr.. Tyler is travelling salesman
in California and is here on
short vacation.
The third floor of the city hall |
will be remodeled and arranged at
once so that everything will be
in readiness for the beginning OF
the basketball season, according
to Coach Roy Boiler Of William
ette university The floor will be
oiled and a dressing room and
showers will be installed. The
university was granted permission
By the city council to use the
third floor OF the hall for a basket
ball practice gymnasium.
According to Brazier Small,
head of the local post of the Am
erican legion, announced this
morning that on armistice day,
IL, program appro-
pirate to the occasion would be