Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-13


difficult task to get it. It was
said this morning that the eye
would probably be saved.
National Candy day specials at
the Spa Saturday. l lb. box Spa
choice home made candy, assort-
ed, 49c. Best fresh peanut brittle
22c lb. box. The Spa. 244*
A. r. Nichols, supervisor of
trade and industrial education for
Oregon, spent yesterday in Salem
inspecting the machine shop and
drafting rooms of the high school.
The work of Mr.. Nichols is a
part of the Smith-H Hughes voca-
tional training and is to be dis
tinguished by the rehabilitation
of soldiers. Mr.. Nichols works out
of Corvallis.
Many people know our famous
prune cake but for those who
don't we will give free samples
on Saturday. Bake-Rite Bakery
244*
Funeral services for DR.. H. j.
Minthorn, who died Wednesday az
the Portland sanitarium, were
held yesterday afternoon at New
berg, where burial took place.
Services in Portland were held at
the First. Friends church, East
Thirty-fifth and Main streets, yes
terday afternoon with Rev. F. M.
George of Salem officiating. New
berg was picked as the place for
burial because DR.. Minthorn lived
there as one of the early heads of
Pacific college.
Free samples Saturday of our
famous prune cake. Bake-Rite
Sanitary Bakery. 244*
A total of 592 accidents with
out fatality is the record set by
Oregon industries during the
week ending October 12, accord
ing to reports filed with the in
dustrial accident commission. OF
the accidents reported during the
week 531 were subject to the pro-
visions of the compensation act.
Percy A. Cupper, state engin-
eer, is in Portland today attend
ing conference with representa-
tives of the federal reclamation
service relative to the settlement
of the controversy over the NAL
heur bird reserve.
National candy day surprise
specials, Saturday, 1 lib. box Spa
choice home made candy, assort-
ed, Acc. Best fresh peanut brittle
22c lb. box. The Spa. 244*
County Attorney Rawles Moore
of Jackson county and Attorney
George Roberts of Medford ap-
peared before the supreme court
today in the appeal of "Shine"
Edwards, convicted Medford boot
logger.
Marriage licenses were today
issued by the county clerk to
Thomas M. Winniford, As, of
Portland and Kittie Mayes, 80, of
Hubbard. A license also was is
sued to Glenn Rowland, "a, of Sa-
lem. and Leona Hall, 10, of Salem,
route 7.
National Candy day specials at
the Spa Saturday. 1 lb. box Spa
choice home made candy, assort-
ed, 49c. Best fresh peanut brittle
22c lb. box. The Spa. 244%
A meeting of the Associated
charities will be held in the office
of the Salem Chamber of Com
merce tonight at 5 o'clock.
After spending two days visit
ing in Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
P. Bishop returned to Salem last |
night
National candy day surprise
specials, Saturday, 1 lb. box Spa
choice home made candy, assort-
ed, Acc. Best fresh peanut brittle
22c lb. box The Spa. 244*
Children wishing to attend The
Journals free matinee at
the Bligh theater tomorrow morn
ing should be in front of The
Journal office at 9:45 when tick
cts will be distributed. The first
installment of "The Radio King"
is to be shown. The picture is in
10 installments and when it is
completed The Journal is to give
away a radio set to the boy or
girl most successfully answering
Is questions having to do with
radio.
As Mrs. R. c. Clay, 4s2 south
High street, was leaving the Ore
yon Growers plant at High and
Trade streets this morning after
transacting little business. she
slipped and fell, fracturing her
forearm just above the wrist
Charged with operating a mo-
or truck with a license intended
or a touring car, A A. Whelan Of
quite 4. pleaded guilty before
Judge Unruh in the justice court