Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-19

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81 Morstesaho on burglary
charge. Ham is an Oregon parole
Nolator and under sentence of
from one to seven years. He was
arrested in Washington followino
number OF robberies in that state
nam is charged with but one ROB.
berry although loot from sevaraI
houses was found in his nossessio1
Old Co. M will celebrate tbei-
4th anniversary Friday March 95
at DreaHiahd rink. $50
Large returns were ranortad
from a pie social which was held
last night at the Scantv school
mousse, located about one mile this
side of Silverton. The auctioneer-
ing or pies, held Immediately after
very creditable entertainment Of
iereo by the school children, was
heid in order to raise funds with
which to purchase equipment for
the school.
Auto tops, quality and workman
ship can't be beat. Hulrs Top sbop
oiock' 69s
David r. Morton, confessed de-
serter from the United States navy
at his last breakfast in the citv iaiI
this morning. He was taken to
Bremerton today by Chief Of Po- |
nee Moffitt where he will stand |
trlal for desertion. Morton. who |
was arrested last Sunday, is a
young rancher of Marion.
Chance of a life time to save
| money on furniture, starting Mon
aoy' IA N. Coml st. 6S*
Mrs. David Rees, route 4, COM
planned to the police last night
that burglars had entered her
home and had stolen a woman's
gold watch. Mrs. Rees said that
her husband, who is a cripple,
heard somebody in the house. The
robbers escaped in an automobile,
she stated.
! Don't miss the big sale at 271
N. Coml St starting Monday. 6S*
His bicycle, left at the curb on
state street. was run over and
damaged considerably yesterday I
by an automobile, Paul Devers. of
this city, told the police. Officers
said they believe the car is the (
property of F. E. Hodges, of
Portland.
The Grand theater does not hold :
very many people. If you wish to :
hear the Willamette Glee club pre-
pare early. 68+
j. w. Miller of Scio.has been ap-
pointed county superintendent Of
schools in Linn county to succeed
Mrs. Ida NJ. Cummings who re-
signed some time ago because the I
salary was insufficient. The ap- ,
pointment was made Friday after
noon.
The home of better service, mod '
crate prices and largest stock. f
Webb & Clough, funeral directors. b
6S*
Nurses at the Willamette sani- I
tarium stated this morning that l
Bob" Mann, Salem youth who
underwent an operation for for !
appendicitis recently, is steadily
improving. Prior to his operation
he was in a very critical condi- !.
ton. l
Prepare to secure your tickets
for the Salem concert of the Will
lamette University Glee club.
Thursday March 81. 68*
L. X. Seigmund of Gervais was
in town yesterday. Mr.. Seigmund
recently sold his stock in the Ger :
vais bank and expects soon to
move to Salem where he will make r
his home permanently.
II
is good when it comes to listening i
to the Willamette Glee club; but +
make sure you get some sort of a !
seat. 6S' a
A. NJ. Byrd, editor and publisher /
of the Gervais Star, was in town
Yesterday on his way home from }
Turner where he had been spend |
ing little time on business.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA :
DANCE. Don't forget the card
party and dance Tuesday night
March 29th at the armOry. 6S"
The willamette rivAr lowered a
trifle here last night. From 14.4 (
feet it dropped to 1873 feet, and at {
this mornings reading was still t
receding. c
You'll be sorry if you miss old !
Co. Ms big anniversary dance. t
Dreamland rink. Friday. So
An automobile recently reported l
stolen by Miles Bradford, Of this I
city. was recovered yesterday by
the Woodburn chief of police, q
Salem officers said today.
Handy rolls Of white paper, use
full for many purposes, 10 cents
up, Capital Journal office.
Nine men-the same NUMBER
that was accommodated on Thurs
day night-were given free BEDS Z
in the city Jail last night. c
Coming. the Willamette UnlVer-
- .r.n.- -t..h nnnrart Grand the Z