Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19

HAAA &c ACA0 EHnlEHLI
al the city hail. The meeting begins
at 1889 p. m. It is expected thar an
ordinance authorizing raises in the
salaries of city firemen, policemen
and the chief of police win be sub
mitted for final disposition this eve
nlng. Other important matters are
slated for consideration, and Justify
the presence of citizens at the meet
ing.
John Kleeman of Dakota. is a Wis
itor at the home OF his son. Jacob
hleeman, a resident of Hollywood.
Walter Bean of Portland. spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs c. W. Bean, of the Hollywood
district.
The body OF Phillip stearn. %. who
died at a local hospital Saturday night
was forwarded to Portland Sunday
by the Webb & Clough company
where funeral and burial win be held.
Mr.. stearn had n orelatives here.
Edward A. MacLean, secretary of
the Oregon State Retail Merchants
Association, will be the principal
speaker at the meeting Tuesday even
ing at eight o'clock of the Salem Bust
ness Mems League. MacLean viii adj
dress the business men on "A Live
Topic according to the
ment today.
Fishing licenses were issued sat
urday to Clifton Dickerson, Silverton:
Fred Weinman, Gervais; N. Rhe Row
land and G. H. NJ. Brewer, Aumsvilfe
]. F. Hughes and R. R. McReynolds.
Salem.
William E, Bradley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Bradley of Hollywood, who
has been in the employ of Mangis
Brothers since last October, left sun
day for Three Hills. Alberta, Canada.
to look after the wheat ranch belong
ing to his father and him. He expects
to return to Salem after the spring
sowing is done.
DR.. G. w. SoSthworth will address
the women of the w. c. T. U. at their
regular meeting in the ". c.. T. IT,.
hall on Commercial and Ferry streets
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Colonel and Mrs. e. Hofer are home
from a month spent in southern CAL
ifornia.
The first Strawberries of the sea-
son will be on the market tomorrow,
it was announced at the offices Of the
Pacific Fruit and Produce company
this morning. When commenting up
on the price Mr.. Cravatt manager of
the local branch said II am almost
ashamed to tell the price" They will
sell wholesale at IS Il crate.
A bicycle ridden by Claude Caswell
was badly damaged when it was
struck by an auto driven by T. c.
Nichol, Saturday, according to police
reports today. Officer Morelock in
vestigated the accident and found
that Caswell and Nichol shared about
equally in the blame for the accident.
CasweH escaped with minor scratch
es.
A permit to alter and repair his
two story frame dwelling at 679 Cen
ter street, was issued this morning to
e. f. Wright. Costs of altering the
building Isl ESTIMATED at $500.
C. b. Clancy, prominent Salem flor
list and King Bing. of the Cherrians,
was a Portland visitor Saturday and
Sunday. a.
Fred Erixon, Oscar a. steelham-
mer, win Bennett and S. B. Elliott
were among the Salem shriners who
attended the ceremonial in Portland
Saturday.
The theft of a purse containing
$40 from her home while she was
away Sunday was reported to police
this morning by Mrs. W.. d. Pratt OF
Cola. Entrance to the home was
4 gained thru a window, Police were
working today on information furn-
ished by Mrs. Pratt leading to a sus'
pect.
A bicycle, found standing in the al
ley near the Bake Rite bakery State
street, was brought to police head
quarters this morning by Night "a
trolman J.. f. White. The bicycle vii
be returned to its owner upon identi
fication at police headquarters, it wa
said there today.
Like a week ago little occurred ye'
terday to disturb the serenity OF tn
sabbath day, according to police re
ports today. The only thing entered
on records is the complaint of b. 5
Adams, 1905 North Commercial stree
that a neighbor was permitting chick
ems to run at large. Traffic Officei
Moffitt was detailed to settle the al
fair.
County superintendent w. M. Smitf
and Supervisors Mrs. M. L. Fulkersor
and A. N. Arnold attended the loca
teachers institute held at Silvertor
Saturday. They report that the teach
ers made unanimous endorsement OF
the two mill tax for elementary
schools.
Pioneer and civil war veterans con
bination game licenses were made GU
saturday to ". w. Elder, stayton; J
t. Bower, Silverton, and John w
Garnes, Turner. s-