Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-20
Court House News
Circuit Court

! Circuit Court
complaint for the collection O
$oo0 note filed by Liston 4, Darh,
vs. Joe Kirschner.
: Probate Court
order for final settlement fileC
IN the matter Of the estate nj
. Elizabeth Drake.
A. G. Bohrnstedt, who has hear
absent from the city for the last
week, returned from southern
Oregon Saturday.
Give guaranteed bicycle fire
W. A. II. Moore, 421 Court, aos
The first 1922 hunting and
Fishing license to be issued bv the
county clerk was sold this morn
ing to e. s. Adams of Salem
A. J. Foster, chiropodIst over
Patton's book store. Phone 957.
4 SO6
i Harry Mills and his family
spent the latter part of last week
visiting his father, ]. A. Mills, of
this city. Mr.. Mills is now organ
ist at the Majestic theater in
Portland.
/ For his office hand painting
from 81 to $40, at the Moore
Dunn Music store on State street
J 304*
| We have few more English
walnuts for sale. Oregon Growers
4 Cooperative Assn, Trade and
High streets. 3O3*
Dance Wed. Xmas gifts free,
Elite hall, steam heated. JO3t
A Christmas musical will be
given at the high school auditor
ium at eight O'Clock by the high
school music department under
the direction of Miss Lena Belle
Tartar. Admission twenty five
cents. 3O3
G. A. Kells, secretary of the Y.
M. G. A., returned from Portland
Monday after spending Sunday
there celebrating his wedding an
niversary. On the way there his
car broke down and he was forced
to return by train.
Your automobile radiator will
freeze unless you use denatured |
alcohol. Fry's drug store will sup |
ply you and give free service.
303"
Discussion of loganberries will |
fill the entire day today, at the
meeting Of the berry growers in
Salem. This is the first annual
meeting Of Oregon berry growers
which is being held in the offices
of the Oregon Growers Coopera-
tive association, December 20, 81
and %.
Xmas dance Wed. Elite hail.
valuable gifts given away. La
dies free. 303*
About seventy five people at
tended the meeting of the North
Howell community club Saturday
night and at which Rev. Martin
Fereshetain, pastor of the Unitar-
ian church of Salem delivered an
address on ancient agriculture,
and described methods now used
in the near east.
Farmers wanting to sign up
flax or hemp acreage will please
call at 407 Masonic temple on or
after Wednesday, the 21st. Will
1amette Valley Flax & Hemp
Growers Cooperative association.
304*
Thirteen out of IS sacks of po-
tatoes which had been set aside
for the poor by Henry Vandevort,
Salem councilman, are yet left and
those in need may have their al {
lotment by notifying Police Judge
Earl Race at the city hall. The
potatoes will be delivered by Mr..
Vandevort.
Your automobile radiator will
freeze unless you use denatured
alcohol. Fry's drug store will sup
ply you and give free service.
3O3*
George H. Graves will leave to-
morrow for Pasadena to enter his
car in the parade of the Tourna-
ment of Roses there on January
/. Mr.. Graves is the owner OF a
large, white, nickle plated road
ster which is known as the Cher
rian car" and he is entering it in
he festivities of the southland as
representing that organization
When the parade is through, Mr'
Graves will telegraph to King
Bing as to the results of the de-