Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02

4 r. Andrews OF 614 south Twenty
First street.
Robert Crawford, recently head
of the penitentiary flax plant, will
be the speaker at the Marion
County Realtors luncheon in the
Marion hotel tomorrow. Mr.. Craw-
| ford is expected to give some in
! teresting facts on the industry as
carried on by the state. An invi-
tation is offered by the realtors to |
anyone who cares to attend.
Chief of Police Moffitt this
morning left Salem for cortland
where he will serve as a witness
against the Rev. Fred Royston.
former Salem minister, who is
charged with white slavery in
connection with his elopement,
many weeks ago, with Miss Fran
kie Edwards, Is year old Salem
high school girl.
1 y
Mrs. I. M. Anderson has pur-
chased the $4,000 house of August
Carl, located on north Fifth street
with the intention of making 1t
her permanent home. The deal was !
made through the agency of Geo.
IThomason, local realtor, who also
reports the sale Of the Campbell I
home on Fifth and Hood streets
to Mrs. Olive Beardsley.
A youth riding bicycle was
struck Monday night by an auto
mobile driven by A. 7. Pope, who
resides at IT'S N. Twenty First
street, according to Mr.. Pope's re- I
port to the police. The bicycie, ac-
cording to Mr.. Pope, carried nof
light. The name of the youth was
! not learned.
The first class in amateur tumD- !
ling held this season, met last
night at the Y. M. G. A. under the
superyision Of N. Sparks, and has
an enrolment Of 20 members. Tne
wrestling class will meet tomorrow
night and will be directed by a.
IE. McClain. former wrestling
champion of 0. A. G.
Miss Fern Purdy, little maid
four years Of age, was the feature
~ an exhibition in swimming CIV
en- for ladies only in the Y. M. =.
A. tank by Professor overdorf
last night. The child swan twice
around the tank and did numer- /
Gus difficult dives for the specta-
tors.
Mrs. Margaret e. Luthy, OF
1897 south 18th street, notified
the police yesterday that an auto
mobile had been abandoned In
front of her residence. Records
show that the car was licensed in
the name of Mckinley Morley.
Complaint that tree was lying
across the road on south E~gh- I
teenth street was made to the po-
lice yesterday by Earnest Harrl-
son Of 1O45 North Eighteenth
street. officer Hayden was detail
ed to investigate.
H. ]. Winters of Hullt was
visitor in the city yesterday. MI.
Winters is postmaster of Hnllr, al
so county road, supervisor of that
district, and is just now busy IN
Improving the road between Sill
verton and Silver creek.
Members of the business mems
class of the Y. M. c. A. held a
rally at $3.50 this evening in the
gym of the association. After the
gym work a supper was served
preceding a "get together" pro-
gram. Election of officers follow
ed.
Albert T. siebert won the at
tendance prize given at the NJ
wants club luncheon yesterday In
the Marion hotel. The prize was
donated by H. L. Stiff and was
two phonograph records.
We can use more women in our
preparatory department. Apply at
office or phone Kings Food drs. FRO
ducts Co., Front st. 10A
GRAY skies and the chilling log
of last night drove two men to ap-
piy for beds at the Salem ponce
stst,on They said their names
were Charles Rodgers ana Ho'eH
Jake.
s.,sm street railway car boys
animal benefit dance, Dreamiann
rink, wednesday, Nov. q is.u. sso
Elane oberg. student of william
ette university and member oil tne
Beta Chi sorority. spent the las'
week end in Portland with fr1enos
T. p Hermann Of Eugene was
a visitor in Salem yesterday ana
last night, returning to has nome
today.