Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-24

ITutti I IoIlldIi0 0uuudy dIleE an un-
Successful attempt to buy greenhouse
stocks there Mr. Maruny said that
prices in the metropolis are about
double those here.
Prof. c. 1. Lewis, in charge of or
ganization for the Oregon Growers
Cooperative association, and Robert
G. Paulus, after a several days bust
ness trip in southern Oregon, return
ed to Salem Sunday. While in south
ern Oregon Messrs Paulus and Lewis
visited members of their association
at Grants Pass and Medford
Some time Sunday night thieves
entered the garage at the home of R.
r. Jones, S35 d street, and stole a tire
and rim from the rear of his auto
Report of the theft was made to po-
lice by Mr.. Jones.
| A small purse and watch, found by
q pedestrian on the street near the
corner of High and Court streets, is
being held at police headquarters for
their owner, police said Monday
! Bicycles were stolen over the week
end from Max Davidson, residing sn
! North Front street; w. f. Campbell.
$50 North 21st street and w. H. Ham
by, 570 Union street, police announc-
ed Monday. A bicycle reported stolen
I several days ago from Lucille Estes
was found near the state library
where the thief had apparently aban-
doned it.
| The Santa Fe railway company has
reestablished its freight and passen-
ger agency, for the northwest, accord
! ing to H. HI. Francisco, general agent,
who was in Salem Saturday on busi-
mess for the company. After being
closed during the period of wal, the
Santa Fe coast lines are again pre-
pared to solicit trade business, both
passenger and freight Mr., Francisco
said, and officials are in a position to
give their patrons the courteous treat
ment and prompt service that they
did in the past.
With Rev. Kantner conducting the
services, the body of Mrs. Carrie Rine-
man, pioneer Salem woman who died
at Portland last week. was laid TO-
rest in City View cemetery Monday.
The body reached this city sh.-rtly
after noon and was tagen in charge
by Rigdon & Son.
G. E. Speaker, Arthur Clemens and
Willard Pryor left Monday morning
| by auto for the waters of the Wilson
and Trask rivers, for week of trout
fishing.
J. c. Ryan, one of the pioneers Of
oregon, was in the city from Butte
willie Saturday.
J. E. whitehead, postmaster at
Turner, was a salem visitor Satur day.
O. L. Donaldson, member OF the
Salem lodge, has been elected as dele
gate from Marion county to attend
| the head camp session. Woodmen OF
the World, to be held in Yosemite
Valley, Cal, June 81. The district cons
lyention. at which the selection was
made. was held at Tillamook, May
10, the following nine delegates from
Salem being in attendance: o. =.
Watkins, O. L. Donaldson, Charles
lJacauet, L. H. Fletcher, John Long
core, John Printz and George Walker.
The Salem Prudential staff met at
| the home of J. C. Sademp, LAO North
Front street, Thursday evening ana
enjoyed a big six o'clock dinner. The
evening was spent in playing games,
enjoying music and dancing. TheI
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. VIII
Hard. Franklyn and Wayne Willard
lW. w Powell, Mrs Eva Hines Dee
Hines, Pate Brock, Miss Pearl Prince
Mrs. Lula Sademp, j. G. salemp' j.
r. and r. w. Sademp.
| Notification that Salem lies in the
route of the National Park-to-parK
Highway associations official public
ity tour which begins at Denver, Colo
August 25 and extends all over the
coast. was received from the head
quarters of the association by the
CommerciaI club Monday. The toute
extends along the Pacific highway
from Medford to Salem, thence 10
Portland.
r. o. Longworth and family mo
ltored from Eugene Sunday and were
the guests of Mr.. Longworth's broth
er, w. A. Longworth. OF this CITY.
/ Mrs. L. r. Waters will leave for san
Francisco Thursday, where she WIZ
Join her husband, who has oeeh
There for the past three weeks idf.
and Mrs. Waters plan to make the
bay city their permanent home
/ AZ willamette field. Monday night
lat $3.50. the fast Salem Woolen miiiA
team meets the Hauser Brothers IN
vincibles. This is the second loop OF
1.-The Cherry city Twilight series. In pre-
vious games, Hauser Brothers had de-
feated The Y. NJ. c. A., while the
lweavers had been beaten By me
spaulding nine. The games are WIN
out admission.
1 Mr.. Elliott told Of conference neio
Arnold. head Of the air service Of the
western department, when he gained
assurance that airplane patrol for for