Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12

youth whose name was not
If learned by the police was strpc,,
Iv Thursday by an automobile dri,,
en- oy L. w. Miller, 275 North
= twentieth street, who was driving
= west on Chemeketa street. The bow
r VINO was not seriously injured
N was taken to his home at 1876 South
= . 21st street.
,e Handy rolls of white paper, use
= ful for many purposes, 10 cents
up Capital Journal office. .
= Donald Goodrich, son of Luke
doodrich, of the First National
nank Of Eugene, is in Salem for a
snort time visiting.
- Cotton" Manerud. brother of
= Skeet Manerud. famous Univer-
sity or Oregon quarterback, was
a among the Eugene high school
y boys IN Salem yesterday to SUM-
a port their basketball team against
. Salem.
Dear friends and neighbors we
g wish TO thank one and all for their
a personal Kindness and floral offer
a lngs during our recent bereave-
v neht and death of our husband,
a rather, brother and grandfather
I Mrs Josephine Jerman; sons
q y. Z. Jerman, Herbert Jerman and
A M. Jerman; brothers and sis
ters, ID. F. Jerman, ]. Jerman, w
l.. Jerman, Thos. Jerman, N. Jer-
man and Mrs. M. Jarvis. grand
, chlldren' Bessie Witzel, Donald
, Witzel and Wilda Jean Jerman.
81
, Dutch" Boiler, coach of bas-
ketball at the University of Oregon
is in Salem attending the state in
terscholastic basketball tourna
ment. Boiler, who was formerly |
a Washington state college man.
refereed the clash between Eugene
and Salem yesterday.
The Salem city Jail served as |
sleeping quarters for several tran
sients last night.
} Jerome Hanson, 1475 Chemeketa |
street, complained to the police
last night that his bicycle was stoI-
en- from in front of the Salem ar
mory.
Come in and hear this, Some
Little Bird" is all that a song can
be-a charming lyric-a melody
beautiful to hear and easy to re-
member. It's a whistling song; a
lifting. swaying. dancing song.
Sold at Myrtle Knowland's, AIS
Court. Phone 352. 62s
E. G. Robinson of Aurora was in
town a few days ago and presented
an application to the public serv-
ice commission for an increase in
rates for lights and power fur
nished by the Molalla Electric
company, of which he is president
and general manager. The in
crease will make very little diff
| ference in the price, it is said,
than is now being paid for the
service.
The home of better service,
moderate prices and largest stock.
Webb & Clough, funeral directors.
S2r
Work is prof/ essing rapidly on
the large well which is being bored
for the West Salem water system, \
and will soon be completed.
Bundles Of old papers for
sale at the Capital Journal office, |
10 cents per bundle. "A
J. NJ. Poorman, ex-banker of
Woodburn, was looking after busi-
ness matters in Salem yesterday.
Mrs. Nillar McGilchrist has been
visiting with friends in Eugene for
few days.
Bundles OF old papers for
sale at the Capital Journal office.
10 cents per bundle.
H. A. Brant of Baker was a busi-
ness visitor in Salem yesterday.
He was registered at the Hotel
Marion
DR.. H. NJ. Gregg Of Turner was
in Salem on business several hours
yesterday afternoon. iii
DR.. d. F. Fish left today for
Portland where he will look after
business matters and visit friends
over the week end.
DR.. c. NJ. Byrd. Of the state
school for feeble minded, last night
notified the police that two OF his
boy patients had escaped. and Of
fieers are today in search OF mem
Their names are Richard Seecatz-
Is. and Maurice Wymore.
Coming. the Willamette Univer-
sftv Glee club concert Grand the
ater. Thursday night March 81. 62'
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