Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-28


: the fifth stage driver that has haa,
= lined IN Clackamas county durin,
i the winter for exceeding the speed
S limit.
Or. l.. r. Burdetts has leased the
Adolph building on State street
: and will begin remodeline tbe
. rooms tomorrow. He will occupy
) the building as soon as repairs are
completed for optical parlors. He
mas been associated with Hartman
Brothers for some time and will
engage in the business on his own
responsibility early in March.
wholesale prices on ranges
Peoples Furniture store. 271 North
Ooilherclal st. 56*
That he will repair the street at
the proper time was the statement
or Walter Low, street commission
err Following a complaint Satur-
day received by the police from c.
A. Wallace, 430 North Summer.
that he wished a hole in the pave
ment near his home covered. Mr..
Wallace said that the hole was
made about three months ago In
repairing a sewer.
Miss Margaret Griffith, daugh-
ter of DIR. and Mrs. L. F. Griffith,
of this city spent the week end
visiting in Salem. She returned
last night to Eugene where she is
attending the University of Ore
gon.
An automobile backed into his
car while it was parked on Liberty
street yesterday, M. H. Utter, route
6, told the police. One of the fend-
ers was badly damaged, he said.
Prof. Foltz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Powers of Lebanon were
in the city Saturday. They were
judges in the debate between Leb-
anon and Salem Friday evening.
Slight damage resulted to both
cars when his chauffeur backed
his machine into an automobile on
South Liberty near State street
Sunday, L. F. Hofer told the po-
lice. His driver had essayed to
park the car, Mr.. Hofer said.
a
Tom Smith, superintendent of |
the Salem water ditch running /
from the Santiam above Stayton,
was in town on business today.
c. T. Doty motored to Albany
Sunday and visited with his son.
returning in the evening.
Miss Blanche Stevenson went to
Silverton Saturday night and spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Henry Stevenson. returning to Sa-
lem this morning.
w. R. whitesides of this city.
yesterday claimed a bicycle which
officer Porter had found aban-
doned downtown and which he had
taken to the police station.
I. H. Mcdowell and H. Warnke
of the Mcdowell shoe store in AL
bany were in town among the sew
eral shoe dealers in convention
here during the week end.
w. NJ. Hawkins and wife have
been visiting at the home of the
latter's sister. Mrs. Jess Hender-
shot in stayton.
S. NJ. McClung of Silverton is in
town for a few days on business.
L. o. Harvey of Silverton arriv-
ed in Salem this morning and will
be in town on business most of
the week.
Dan Young of Salmon city.
iowa, formerly of Salem. died Feb
ruary 8, at his home in Salmon
City. He was 76 years old.
A bicycle found on State street
between Liberty and High streets
was taken to the police station last
night by Officer White.
A bicycle which was taken to the
police station by Desk Sergeant
Ellis was yesterday claimed by
Howard Waters 1899 State street.
Baby carriage sale this week
,nly. Don't wait till next week.
Buy now. C. S. Hamilton. 51'
His small sons coaster wagon
vas stolen Saturday, Joseph J.
King of this city. complained to
he police.
c. r. Petrie. W. Loghrey and
rim Meadows last night applied
or and were granted sleeping
,uarters in the city jail
Miss Dorothy Dick of Portland
mont the week end in Salem vis-
ting friends
Dog Bites Fingers
natroit. Mich, Feb 26.-SmaH
,ovs who stick their fingers
trough the crack Of fence ana
ave digit bitten off by a dog
i - At their own risk. and no
,o-..,ss ran be collected Judge
-, ~r7fad here today.