Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-05

ed.
For gladiolus bulbs see Polk Hills
Mixture in New Today. 50.
Phone for description price list OF,
gladiolus. w. C. Franklin, 52Ft4. So
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph MeAnister. o.
this city, enjoyed the Shrine Easter
services held in the Portland auditor.
ium sundaya evening.
For gladiolus bulbs see Polk Hills
Mixture in New Today. So
For first class work call II. Eiso-
man, contractor and builder, 1Ss6W
SO
Howard Hulsey. ATS South 23t
street, who Saturday night reported
that his auto was stolen from neal
the Dreamland rink, Sunday night
reported at headquarters that his hi,
cycle vas also stolen from his home
som~ time Saturday night. The auto.
mobile was found early Sunday morn
ing standing near the skating rinl
where the thieves had apparently
abandoned it after enjoying a ride.
We wish to thank our friends for
the help and assistance offered at the
recent fire at A. NJ. Blinston's place
Friday night. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. William McGilchrist
Jr., of this city, attended the Shrine
Ceremonial in Astoria Saturday.
Fred Erixson, well known contract
or of this city, was among the Salem
Shriners who attended the Shrine
ceremonial in Astoria Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. o. A. Olson and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Daue, of Salem, at
tended the Easter services of the
Shriners at the municipal auditorium
in Portland Sunday evening.
Women wishing to participate in
the Red Cross home nursing courses
are asked to telephone 756, or call al
the post office Tuesday afternoon af-
ter 2 p. m. and signify their inten-
ton, in an announcement made this
morning by Mrs. DR.. L. e. Fisher.
Glasses on home nursing will be held
each morning, afternoon and evening
when the enrolment of students war
ran 1t, Mrs. Fisher said. So far moi
enough women have enrolled for the
courses to make this practical, she
said.
j. l.. Williams, who appeared at
police station late last night and ask.
ed hat he be given a bed in jail for
the night, told police that a wallet
containing $65 was stolen from him
while he was in Klett's pool hall, 479
State street. Police are handicapped
in the search to recover the coin be-
cause Williams lacks suspicious of
who might have taken the wallet.
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A bank book, belonging to Willard
Lawrence, was found at the entrance
of Ye Liberty theatre Sunday night
by Patrolman Victor, who took it to
police headquarters and left it in the
care of Night Sergeant Elmer White,
John Minnickel, a local taxi driver,
reported to police Sunday morning
that he collided with an auto. driven
by a man named Purvine, at the cor
ner OF State and Commercial streets.
damaging both machines. No one was
injured.
j. b.. Milne, a pool hail proprietor of
Portland, appeared at police head
quarters this morning and reported
that Sunday afternoon he drove his
machine into an auto owned by u. q.
Brad, also of Portland, while the
Bradl auto was standing on the high
way near New Era. Although not in
the Jurisdiction of the local police
department Mr.. Milne reported with
in "a hours, as is required by state
law. Slight damage was done to the
Bradl auto, he said.
Lloyd T., Ramsden, 1879 Elm ave-
nue., procured a plumbing permit Sat
urday at the city recorders office
Ramsden is the second person
to take out a plumbing permit in this
city in the past five years.
Miller McGilchrist assistant attor-
ney general was a visitor to Astoria
last Saturday attending to legal mat
ters. While there he joined his bro
ther William McGilchrist, Jr., in the
Shrine Ceremonial celebration.
The body of Ellsworth Boyd, IA.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George F.. BOYD.
OF Corvallis, who died at a hospital
here Saturday night following an ILL
ness of about 2 and a half month";
with acute rheumatism that affected
his heart, was sent to Corvallis Sum
DAY morning by the Rigdon & Son
company, Funeral an dburial for the
lad viii be held in that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Meyers. of this
clty,motored to Portland Sunday and
attended the Shrine Easter Services
l nthe Municipal Auditorium there
in the evening.
An oyercoat belonging to ]. j. Gill
iespie, 1915 North Church street. was
stolen some time between 7 and 9
a. m. Sunday from the Church of
COD, according to a report made at
police headquarters Sunday night. Mr..
gillespie told police that he had no
idea who stole his coat.
William H. Frost, western repre-.
sentative of the Egyptian Chemical
company. of Boston, was in this city
this morning visiting local undertake
ing establishments. Mr.. Frost left in