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

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Mrs M. E. Simpson Of Portland
spent yesterday with her son. Ear
Simpson, of Salem.
For sale, Xmas trees, mistle toe
nd oregon grape. Phone 34F22.
NJ 301
Rut little damage came from a
orash here Saturday in which an
ntomobile driven by H. =. Pat
terson of Portland, and a truck
sriven by an unidentified man.
figured.
s The willamette river which, al
salem has been consistently fall
sng for several days, was five feet
3bigh at 7 O'Clock this morning. II
was still dropping, according to
The official report.
Blazing eyes and swapping
,angs for an enemy-love and dog
n aevotion for friend. That's
strongheart, the wonder dog OF
.,rho ci1en+ Call" 296*
Authority to construct a cross
ing at grade with the tracks OF
tbe Spokane, Portland and Seat
HE railway at Third street, Bend,
Is granted to the city of Bend in
an order issued by the public ser
vice commission Saturday.
The J. C. Penny store remains
open until 9 p. m. Saturday eve
nings for the convenience Of those
who can not shop during the day
# af*
Automobiles piloted by w. D.
Powell of Monmouth and r. K.
Eturgiss of Brooks, were slightly
damaged Saturday when they col
lided at the corner of Church and
n Court streets. No injuries were re-
ported.
Woman's Exchange and Nee
dleeraft shop, 322 State street, up
stairs. Mrs. Walkers rag dolls.
a s02
An automobile driven by L.
Greenbaum, 1859 State street,
which was moving west on State
street Saturday, was slightly dam
aged when it collided with anoth-
er automobile piloted by an uni
dentified man. No one was injur-
ed in the collision.
DR.. r. P. Bradford and wife
state licensed chiropractic physi-
clans Ten years in practice. Con-
suitation free. Phone 526, suite
1890 Oregon bldg. cor. State and
High streets. 296
James Heltzel, Salem attorney,
VIII erect another house on Six
leenth street, near the one which
ne but recently completed. The
new structure, which, according
10 the building permit, will cost
approximately $1,000, will be built
N l425 North Sixteenth street.
Danlei MILESTONE, an inmate of
'ne state hospital for the insane,
escaped from the institution last
a'eht' according to a report made
70 the police. MILESTONE is five
ieet six inches tall, weighs 165
pounds, and is light complexioned
o'ihers were ordered to keep a
close watch for him.
didn't have a chance to
a'oid hitting his carr Hans Hof-
s.e'ter, !. a local dairyman. told
.ue police Saturday in reporting
~ accident on State street in
,.ien his machine figured. The
s.Ner Of the other vehicle. whose
lame was not learned. suddenly
Oppeu IN front of the Hofstetter
''r' according to the report
Two wheels on an automobile
ss,s sven ny W. D. Howell. 115 East
: Al street, Portland. were broken
A.. = au accident which occurred
ss e Saturday. Mr.. Howell was
"ing north on Capitol when he
Up with a machine driven by
~ Witzel OF Turner. who was
- ,saued vast on Chemeketa street.
a.. E "itzel machine was slightly
Sged' Nobody was injured.
So e hundred ard twenty five
I.nrS Of the 162rd infantry
4 uqueted at the Aiultnomab hotel
; ortiand Saturday night. Louis
snpton, state penitentiary
a. a' @ and former lieutenant in
a,s,I' Vu'lit' made the hit of the
.svo- with his imitation of the
u. 90. ~ Contre, France, where
eD,.. oat'it maintained its head
. ne. 's. krnest A Robbins, Har-
snoa" = e'o eaugh. Tom RiIea were ,
hor,. .Ae Salem men present.
a ,sla.e me course OF the banquet,
ns,kAh -Ah vas received from the
uho Oh company N OF Salem
A.. sers also holding a banquet
A., Oolonei Georea xvhs..