Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-30

SSAe - Oa5 "a Au6O, 3 COHLudHuer OF
the Salem post of the G.. A. R., to-
day referred to the provision
which states among other things
that any person who disfigures
the flag, uses 1t for advertising
purposes, or attaches a represen-
tation OF 1t to any merchandise
or advertisement, shall be guilty
OF a misdemeanor, and subject to
fine of not less than $40, nor
more than 500.
For the first time in several
weeks, the labor supply and de-
mand is very nearly balanced, Po-
lice Judge Earl Race, who con-
ducts free employment bureau
In the city hall, stated this morn
ing. All who have applied for
work today were furnished jobs.
Hop picking is taking care of
large portion of those in seek Of
employment.
An automobile driven by G. A.
Park, 1855 Chemeketa street, yes
terday collided with a car driven
by G.. Alleman of Woodburn. The
accident occurred at the corner
of Center and 21st street. The
damage was light and neither Of
the drivers was injured, accord
ing to the report made to the po-
lice.
Slight damage resulted yester-
day when an automobile piloted by
Clarence Becker, $40 South Lib
erty street, moving north on High
street, met up with a machine
driven by E. T. Prescott. The
Prescott car was just leaving the
curb, where it had been parked,
when the accident occurred. No
one was injured.
Five thousand dollars is the ,es-
timated cost of one and one half
story dwelling to be erected by
Il. w. Miller, of this city, at $50
Reservoir street, according to the
building permit issued to him yes
terday by City Recorder Earl
Race. Pruett brothers are to be
the builders.
A motorcycle owned by R. A.
Boggess, route 5, was stolen he L
last night, according to Mr.. Bog
CESS report to the police. This
morning Eugene, Portland, Az
bany, Newberg, Oregon City and
Dallas Officers were notified to be
on the lookout for the machine.
Albert Kufner left today for the
east In view of selling his inven-
ton which is an automatic COM
bination valve and dust cap Tor
rheumatic automobile tires. While
in the east he will attend college
of science and horology. He ex-
poets to be gone about year.
Herbert G. Reed of Portland,
was arrested last evening by NIL
Ter Hayden, motorcycle patrolman'
Reed, who is charged with Teed-
ing. is cited to appear before
Judge Earl Race in the police
court today. He put up IS bail.
John Cochran, deputy secre-
tary of state, has returned from
two weeks vacation, part of which
was spent in a dental chair and
the remainder on Puget sound and
on the Oregon beach at Seaside.
am quitting the millinery
business in Salem and am selling
nv entire stock at greatly re-
duced prices. Mrs. L. C. Curtiss,
sos NJ uigb street 207+
Repair work on two story
dwelling at 2507 Fairfrounds road
owned by d. X. Luthy, will cost
approximately $3.50, according 10
the building permit issued to Mr.
Iuthy yesterday.
Permit 20 build $500 home
at 1910 North Cottage street, yes
terday was granted to S. r. Bona
Of this city, by City Recorder Earl
Race. Anderson and Peters are
the contractors.
Eight hundred dollars wih be
spent by r. R. Ryan in the eree-
tion of a one story dwelling at
1898 Front street. A building per-
NIT was taken out by Mr.. Ryan
yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Warfel, for fifteen
months buyer for the Miller Mer-
camille company. left today to take
nm a new position with the ready
to wear department Of Lipman &
Wolf, Portland.
The Oregon supreme court
admitted Robert Ensign
EIIinwood to the temporary prac-
tice of law in Oregon. Elhnwood
was admitted on certiilcale
from the state Of Washington.
nEoadar Fletcher. formerly OF