Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-13
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will be secured. officials announced
today. His name has as yet not been
disclosed.
Pilot Elmer Cook and Charles w.
Niemeyer will leave Salem Saturday
afternoon about 4 o'clock in the Web
foot plane for Newport, where they
will attempt q landing between Nye
beach and the north jettS. 1t is be-
lieved that the trip will take about
two hours. The men expect to fly di-
rectly west and then straight down
the coast. PIE. Fullerton, Of this city
left this morning to arrange for a
landing.
The presence Of a pair of hand
cuffs in a farm yard near Turner
this morning gave rise to telephone
report to the state prison here that an
escaped prisoner had gone that way
during the night, filing off his man
acles as he passed. None of the pris-
oners at the penitentiary being miss
ing at this time the report was turn
ed over to Sheriff Needham for in
vestigation.
DIR. G. v. Ellis has received word
from Mrs. Ellis that she is contem-
plating extension Of her stay at Ketch-
ikan, Alaska, where she is visiting
her son, DR.. r. v. Ellis. Shortly af-
ter her arrival at Ketchikan Mrs.
Ellis experienced a bad fall, dislocat-
ing her wrist. However she is recov-
ering from the accident and is en-
joying the change from the hot wealth
er of more southerly points.
Ellen Oldham. SO, resident of
Troutdale. was committed to the
state hospital Thursday after exami-
nation by the Marion county physi-
clan. Nervous complications are Civ
en- as cause for commitment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Brown, their
son, Keith. Master oliver Cupper and
the Misses Wanda and Wava Brown of
Stayton leave for Newport Friday
evening for a two weeks stop.
Mrs. Rachel Burr registered at the
Bligh hotel last night from Wichita,
left today to visit her son liv-
Ing at Turner. Mrs. Burr intends to
make Salem or the near Vicinity her
future home. After visiting her son
she intends to return to Salem to look
over property here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Stone of Spring.
field, ILL.,. who have been visiting the
Ross e. Moore home, left Wednesday
for Los Angeles, California The Stones
are sightseeing in the west. They will
to their home by the southern
route.
Howard Churchill of Independence
was in Salem yesterday on business.
The Salem Motorcycle club will mo-
or to Portland Sunday to participate
IN the motorcycle races scheduled
here for that day.
Spencer workman made a business
rip to Eugene last Wednesday.
A. L. Brown, Of the city water
works, who has been ill for the past
week, is reported to be much better.
A grass fire which destroyed a
couch at the home of e. HI. Johnson,
ITO Mission street Friday at noon
run by the fire depart
ment. The blaze was nearly extin-
guished when the firemen arrived
shortly after the alarm was sounded.
Cause of the fire is not known.
After spending few days in Port
land on business, Miss Era Godfrey
Of Lebanon arrived IN Salens Friday
for a short visit. Miss Godfrey hopes
to secure position In a local school
next winter. She has graduated from
The University of oregon last spring
Miss Letha Drscoll Of this city,
left Salem Friday afternoon for
Portland where she will spend short
time visiting.
After spending a day visiting in
Salem, Howard Powell returned to
his home at Eugene Friday after
noon.
F. D. Morton of Eugene, was in
own yesterday on business.
Joseph Picchiottino, a farmer Of
Michigan, has purchased an acreage
,ract in the Hazelton district, the deal
was made through H. S. Radcliff
realty company. Mr.. Picchittino and
family intend to make Salem their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Radcliff ar
lived in Salem yesterday from New
York city. Mr.. Radcliff, a former Sa-
EN- boy, has just received his dis |
,harge from the navy where he has
been in service with the medical de-
partment for the last four years. He
was chief pharmacist mate on the Z
J. 8. Dolphin at the time of his re-
ease. Mr.. Radcliff was also one of
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