Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-09

street, complained to the police
this morning that the motometer
had been stolen from his automo-
bile last night.
Before buying your Xmas gifts,
call at Mrs. Stith's and see a nice
line of hand painted cards, glove
holders and hrkft holders, sachet
Dags, etc. 295*
The house of. David was repre-
sented at the Salem police station
last night. The two men who were
granted free sleeping quarters
gave their names as ]. T. David
and N. Nelson.
Permit to construct one story
frame dwelling at 1886 north
! Twenty Fourth street has been
issued by Mark Poulsen, deputy
city recorder, to Mrs. G. S. Reav-
is of this city.
P. c. Ferries and P. T. Etzel.
members of the Fern Ridge school
board, were in town yesterday on
business connected with the Of
flee of the county school superin-
tendent.
A gang of seven men are repair
ing the street railway bed at the
corner of Church and State streets
where they were number of
chuck holes in the brick pave
ment.
A. M. Dalrymple, former Salem
neWspaperman, is in town spend
Ing two or three days on busi-
ness. Mr.. Dalrymple is now con-
nected with the Eugene office of
the United States revenue sery-
ice and has been for the past two
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hodes, of
Eugene, were in Salem this week
for few hours enroute to Port
land by automobile. Mrs. Hodes
is part owner of the Hotel Osburn
at Eugene and Mr.. Hodes Is pro-
prietor of the Eugene Steam Iaun-
dry.
S. H. Van Trump, county fruit
inspector, has just returned
from the North Santiam district
inspecting strawberry plants and
reports that the water in that
section has considerably gone
down and what little grain there
is looks good.
The regular meeting of the Red
Cross board Of directors. which
was to have been held Wednesday
was postponed until this after
noon in order that Miss Kathrine
Ewing, field representative for
this division, might be able to at
tend.
The five-room house on the
North Twenty-third street owned
by A. ]. Parish recently passed in
to the hands of Arthur L. Bernard,
who traded a 10-acre prune and
walnut ranch located west of Sa-
lem. The value of the house was
$4,000 and of the farm $4,000. The
deal was made through the agency
of D. D. Socolofsky.
Improvements which had been
requested earlier in the year had
all been made in the Silver Falls
creek school and the Union Hill
school when Mrs. Mary L. Fuker-
son, county superintendent Of
schools. paid them visit yester-
day. Both schools are doing very
we'll, Mrs. Fulkerson said. She re-
turned to Salem last night.
More Red Cross contributions
from the chairmen of different
districts of Polk and Marion coun-
ties, we're received Thursday by
DR.. D. NJ. Field who has been
handling the campaign for funds.
The names of the chairmen and
amounts follows: Gladys Mitchell.
Shaw, s13.25; Ruby shander, Vic
tor Point, S13; Elfreda Holznagle,
( Enterprise, Polk county, s11;
Edith Ross, erosion, s14.
Ivan G. Martin was elected
Master Artisan of the local lodge
AZ a meeting held last night.
/ other officers elected were. super
Iintendent, Norma Terwilliger;
secretary, A. A. Gueffroy; treas
urer R. C. Kriesel; inspector,
/ Mrs Oscar Deneer; master OF
ceremonies. Miss Edith Haverson;
senior conductor, Thelma Ander-
son. Junior conductor. Irene st.
ueIens. field commanders. Mrs.
-r-f-,.oI and ivan G Mar