Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-15
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The question for the high
..hool inter-class debate tryouts
'Sas announced yesterday after
Foon by George Rhoten, presi-
SsUt of the student body. 1t fol-
Avs. Resolved, that the publlc
",,lIties in the state of Oregon
should be municipality owned.
protect your radiator with al
eohol. HARRISON G Cleveland Ky
state st. phone 29S. zsS'
q 3. Webb, local undertaken
Who has been suffering with the
hIccoughs since last Saturday eve
rJng. was reported as being great
~ improved today. He is still be-
,ng kept in bed by his physician
,or fear that being up and around
would cause them to start. A
rumber of other Salem people are
experiencing the jerky trouble
hut not to such a degree as Mr..
webb. Fred Danison, elevator OPP
.rator In the Bank of Commerce
Auilding, first noticed the hic-
soughs coming upon him last
sunday and has not been able to
I'D himself of them but tempo
rarily. He is able to be at work.
Tire chains, 229 State street,
uarbison & Cleveland, phone 29S.
~ 29Ss
The football game between the
seuior and sophomore class elev-
ans of Salem high school which
was scheduled for yesterday after
mon was called off on account Of
tbe snow. J. c. Nelson, principal,
aaid that If the weather permit
ted the game would be played
next week.
Francis T. Wade Of Wasco was
named by Governor Ritner Thurs
day as district attorney for Sher-
man county to succeed G. NJ
Huddleston who has resigned be-
oause of the press Of private bus
hess.
Nu Bone corsets, phone 2050J.
An LYONS. 298+
Fines aggregating $22,99S.85
were levied and collected by the
courts of Columbia county dur
ing the past year according to the
annual report of John e. Foote,
district attorney, filed with Sec
retary of State Kozer today. OF
these fines $9131.35 were paid by
4 traffic law violators.
Conner "All Weather" rain
coats for men, women, children,
phone 2050J. 29S"
The Philathea class of the Bap-
DIST church met at the church fol-
its December meeting. A very
nice supper was served to the
class by the ladies of the church
A short business session followed
the supper, and at the close Of
supper the girls, having brought
gifts to wrap for the girls of the
Industrial school, gathered around
the table to wrap forty five pres
ents for these girls in this insti-
tuition, trying to give them a lit
tie Christmas cheer. Fourteen oi
the members were present fol
this occasion.
Wick Brothers auto show Fri
day and Saturday this week. Hear
Sites orchestra Friday night. 298'
W. ]. Hadley, 63, farmer liv
ing in the Cloverdale district
near Turner, died last night fol
lowing lingering illness. He II
survived by a widow, Artilla, anf
three sons, Olen c., Athene; Cliff
ford E., Ke1so, Wn., and Ivan l..
Of Turner. Mr. Hadley was thu
uncle Of Loren Barnett, member
Of the Roth Grocery company firm
Wick Brothers auto show Fri
day and Saturday this week. Hea
willamette quartet Saturda,
night. 298i
DR. Carl G. Doney, president o
willamette university, will leav
tomorrow afternoon for Eugen
where he will occupy the pulpi
1t the First Methodist church Oh
sunday. He will talk upon relig
aous education and Willamette
Wick Brothers auto show Fri
day and Saturday this week. Hea
Hawaiian orchestra Saturday al
tsrnoon and evening. 298
R. R. Boardman, physical di
rector Of the local Y. M. c. A
returned today from Portlan
where he visited with Tom Cav
isy, physical director of the Port
land "Y."
Wick Brothers auto show Fri
eay and Saturday this week. Hea