Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01


Wn; Harry Ling, Portland; Hell
en- Prosser, Marshfield; Bessie
Prosser, Marshfield.
]. A. Miner of Prineville, reg
istered at the Bhgh last evening.
John e. Barr, Portland, spent
yesterday in Salem on business
and registered for the night as
the guest of the Bligh hotel.
A new ping pong table has been
installed In the local Y. M. G. A.
The table was made by Wesley
Putnam and several other boys
from the Washington junior high
school.
Frank e. Churchill, teacher Of
piano, has moved his studio to.
more commodious quarters up
stairs, lat North Commercial st.
1871
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Townsend of
Glendale Cal, tourists, were reg
istered. at the Bligh hotel last
evening. They have been north as
far as Seattle and are now return
ing to their home.
Registration for the second ses-
sion Of the Willamette summer
school was held Saturday and
Monday. Only four professors are
offering courses for the new ses-
sion with the result that registra-
ton was especially light. But
about 25 were enrolled.
The loganberry season Is fast
coming to a close. 1t Is expected
that by the end of the week that
practically all of the yards will
be completed. In many cases only
about half the berries were pick
ed owing to the shortage of pick
ers.
DR.. Carl G. Doney, president o
of Willamette University, hi
family and Miss Helen Sachwel
left this morning by auto TO
Rainier National park where the
will spend part of the week.
| l.. H. Walker, Methodist paste
at Fargo and Donald, was a bus.
ness visitor in Salem yesterday.
Father Leinck, rector of tn
Sublimity parish, spent yesterda
in Salem.
Miss Grace Bagley, '20 William
cite University, returned fror
Portland Friday where she ha
been attending the University O
Oregon summer school, where sh
was studying Spanish. She will
teach at Endicott, Wash, tn
coming school year. This viii
be her second year at Endicott.
Word has been received b
Robert M. Gatke, professor a
Willamette University, from Jane
sCrawford, Portland, that he vii
be in Salem this week and whil
here will confer with Mr.. Gatk
relative to the publishing of
Willamette Alumni magazine.
Mrs. John Palmer and daugh
ter, Phyllis, of Salem, who hav
been spending the summer a
Grand Ronde, are in town for tn
day. They will remain at Gran
Ronde until the first of Septembel
Rev. and Mrs Thomas Acheso
and their daughter, Helen Jant
left this morning for NewpoT
beach where they will spend thei
vacation. Mr.. Acheson is paste
of the Jason Lee Methodist churel
If arrangements can be made b
Dean George Alden, of Willamett
University, to teach professo
| Robert Gatke's summer schoC
classes during next week the pre-
fessor will motor to Seaside an
from there will hike to Canno
Beach and other near points, RI
turning to Seaside soon enough
enable him to make the drive
Portland by Saturday evening.
From the number of student
that have applied for admittane
In the fall freshman class at Wi
lamete university. it looks like
record class viii enroll unles
some are refused on account Q
the recent ruling of the trustee
limiting the total enrolment I
$50. About 185 students, most G
them girls, have asked to enter a
freshmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brockmal
and family. formerly of Spokans
and now looking for a suitabi
citv where Mr.. Brockman can es
tabIish a Photographic studio, re
istered at the Salem auto par
last evening. The BFoekman
we're through Salem about
month ago and although the
linked it here decided to go as IA
south as Ashland before definite
" deciding on a location After
careful study of the conditions
tbe different cities they decide
fo locate in Salem. For the mex
ssw davs they will be busy looR
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