Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-10

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stolen from his War veterans.
it was parked on Address. Judge Geo. M Brown
State 4-Worlu war MRS carleton
Smith, assited by world war vet
All Grams.
ted corns, bum Quartet, Mrs. Carleton Smith,
$. 322 State. 27z MIs- Wllilan rrphK, MISS AGA
Miller, Mrs. Arthur Rain.
o.oi ,ybose ae- Comic skit, Biddy Bishop.
i's sues $3.50 80; DR.. W. L. Mercer will be in his
al al, 1ost rieht office, 404 " s. Bank Bldg. until
iai la9' ). tba;r noon tomorrow. 269
Desk Sergeant
lie names on the Observe Ar1nistice Day
frank Garfield Candy high and grade schools
Will Layery. will observe Armistice day Friday
- afternoon with appropriate pro-
s loads 16 inch grammes. Mrs Pearl Gregory
Guaranteed two Cartilage, superintendent of the
,ad Prompt de- high school, and Howard H. Ec-
Spaulding Log cles, principal of the programs,
269+ and the teachers of the grades and
- high school are preparing their
local confec- students in giving numbers dur
long those Salem ing the afternoon. The rooms,
leave tomorrow where the patriotic exercises will
allis to attend be held, to be appropriately
State college-O decorated for the occasion
e. He will make
Mobile. Nu Bone Corset heavy cotton
. Hosiery 29c. Black Cashmere
closed Armistice Hosiery 75c and $1.25. A. e
D. M 269t Lyons, balcony Portland Cloak &
= Suit Co., Commercial and Court
which had stood Streets 269*
for three days
laced in local An automobile which had been
olice. According stolen from Portland and which
he machine was was recovered by the Salem police
me of Walter w Wednesday night. yesterday even
'ood park ing called for by its owner,
S. w. Tracy, resident of Port
treet Christian land.
ity is in big
yelistic meeting. Salem laundry will be closed
L. Putnam, re- all day Friday. Orders in by 8: 80
right from the a. M Saturday will be delivered
lightly meetings. Saturday afternoon 269*
chng each eve
ne campaign. but An automobile. which, accord
the boy evange- ing to the report made to the po-
er Hugh Mccall lice had been abandoned on Com
i'll be here to as mercal street near Ferry, was
: church begin last night placed in garage. The
to the close of name of the machines owner was
night. The boy not learned
lere last spring
arkabe meeting The Dalles dispatch states
The house was that after winding up the affairs
to hear him. of The Dailes district Of the
- Methodist church, Rev. Harry F.
g school starting Pemberton and his family have
class next Mon departed for Salem where Penn
1891 269 berton has been made. pastor OF
- Leslie Methodist church.
ID Maurice
the General Mo- In the Portland Livestock
corporation, Of show j. G. S. Hubbard of Monroe,
as in Salem yes Ore took all prizes in the South
oal BANKERS Mr.. down class and in the Shropshire
Ses his home in class, Vaughn and Downing of
IT night for AL lStayton had the champion ram,
VIM o. whitney Of Silverton,
- the champion eve; Floyd T. Fox
a short time on of Slverton the best flock, and
lem, Lawrence w. W. Miller Of Scio, the best pen
ne business man, of four lambs
ssterday.
Dr. A L. Houseworth of Marsh
ler safem field was in Salem yesterday on
business. He expects to leave
Nels Steele OF soon for his home.
:, were in Salem
hort visit. Mrs. Clyde Kaiser, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Simpson of this city for some
time. returned to her home in
Seattle today.
John Fitzgerald Of Springfield
AM<A=4N spent last night in Salem as
guest Of the BIigh hotel. leaving
In for his home this morning
The Salem postoffice will be-
..,- = closed tomorrow, according to an
sAFof !, announcement made by Postmas-
ter Huckestein this morning. The
HING FOR general delivery window dow nlI,Is will Pc
LE" only
EDY :, c.u,Dh.,I
i0 of Portland are in the city today
SUNDAY to attend the funeral Of Mrs;
Martha E. Rnlifson. who passed
5RETS away November s. Mr. and Mrs
re -. Campbell formerly lived in Salem
4ADHh and Mr. Campbell special
agent for Standard OIL here for,
- eight years