Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-18

filed by the Oregon Trunk rstl-
road with the interstate COM
merce commission asking for per-
mission to abandon its line be-
tween Metolius and South juno
ton. was served upon the Oregon
public service commission Monday
The Livesley Community church
will be dedicated Sunday, April
20. Meetings at 1880 a. m, 2;39
and 1880 D. m. Basket lunch at
noon. DR.. e. e. Gilbert and
Bishop w. o. Shepard will be
present at the evening meeting,
Bishop Shepard to preach the
dedication sermon.
An invitation to all members
of the Salem Commercial club to
be present at dedicatory exercises
Friday night in connection with
the opening OF the Brownsville
wooden mills, was received by
Robert Duncan, manager Of the.
Salem club, from L. b. Morse, sec
retary Of the Brownsville cham
Der Of commerce.
j. Howard Shattuck, chief pa
role officer'for the state of Wash
ington, was in the city Monday
comforting with Percy M. Var
ney, Oregon's parole officer, on
the workings of the parole system
in the two states. From here Shat
tuck will go to Roseburg to take
back parole violator who is un-
der arrest there for the Washing
ton officials.
Willamette university will meet
the College of Puget Sound in de-
bate Friday night of this week.
This will be mems debate. The
subject will be, Resolved that
the United States should adopt a
system of unemployment insur-
ance for all corporate industry"
Two debates will be running at
the same time--one in Salem and
one in Tacoma. Robert Littler and
Rodney Alden will represent Will
lamette in Tacoma, while Robert
Notson and Albert Geyer will
represent Willamette here.
When the freshman class OF
Willamette university got ready
last Saturday night at their party
to serve refreshments they dis
covered that a thief had been
there first. The party was being
held in the Websterian literary
society halls upon the campus of
Willamette. 1t chanced that the.
sophomores were holding their
party just across the hall in the
Philodorian society rooms. The
sophomores shared their refresh
ments with the freshmen. No one
has yet discovered the where
abouts of the culprit.
A series of lectures on the Chris
tian ministry will be given at
Kimball School of Theology Tues
day and Wednesday, by Rev.
Thomas w. Lane, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at
Puyallup, Wash. The lectures will
be given at the following hours
and are open to the public. The
first address was given at chapel
in Willamette university at 11:25
this morning. The remaining lee
lures will be in the Kimball chap
ell at 5 and 1880 p. m. Tuesday
and at 1925 a. m. and 5 p. m.
Wednesday. No admission will be
charged and all interested, espe-
cially ministers, are cordially in
vited.
Jack Hayes, manager of the
Salem Senators, left today for
Portland where he will spend a
short time lining up games for the
local. club. He made the trip by
automobile and will return here
tomorrow.
The next faculty lecture at
Willamette University will be by
Professor G. M. Panunzio, head
of the department of Economies.
The subject of his lecture will be
e'Profiles Of Prejudice" This
will be the last of a series of lee
lures by Willamette faculty.
Upon the night of, Wednesday,
April rs, the Willamette Uni
versity band will give concert.
The band will be assisted by
numbers from individual members
of both glee clubs.
E. B. Flake, 273 State st. for
Easter lilies. sl"