Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-31
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can IAN 3-Kiwanis lunch
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Auto tops, Grunert, 256 state
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Jackiing Oh
astoria were visitors in Salem
yesterday
1922 calendars, Fl. H. Smith,
o Mccormack bldg. Free
p A. Reed of Eugene was here
~ business today, registering as
guest of the Marion hotel.
A 7. Foster, corn doctor, over
p.tton's book store. Pnone 957.
r"'' 800
Arthur Hartley and Rex r. i.
Hartley of Jefferson spent last
night in the city as guests OF the
Bligh hotel.
Children's dresses, plain sew
ing, beading, $3.50 per day. Call
Y. W. G. A.
A box of candy? One pound
and three quarters for one dollar
and quarter. Hass' Home Made
Special. The Ace, 127 N. High
street. o."
r. Ray Dunn, a senior at the
University of Oregon, arrived in
Salem last night and will spend
the week end visiting friends In
this city.
A bicycle which he found
abandoned in an alley between
High and Liberty streets, was last
night taken to the police station
by officer Victor.
1922 Greets us-with finger
pointed toward prosperous times.
This means more and better help
will be needed. Will you be one
of the few who will be ready for
a place? New classes in all sub
jects at the Capital Business COL
Iege January I'd. 313*
Elmer Neal, IS, of this city,
who, his father told the police,
aimed to run away to Mexico
with three other youths, was in
tercepted at the Southern Pacific
depot by officer o. F. Victor.
Neal, who was with two boys,
was turned over to his father.
The general delivery window
II the Salem post office will be
,pen between 9 and 10 o'clock
Monday morning for transients
'nly, according to Postmaster
August Huckestein. Otherwise
here will be no service, he said.
At the annual conference OF
ounty school superintendents,
,hich will be held next week in
he offices of J. A. Churchill, ,
tate superintendent of schools, /
he manuscripts Of those teachers ,
Tho last week took the state ex- :
for certificates will be
raded. ,
While his automobile was stop !,
ed to discharge its occupants, 1t ,
Tas struck by an automoDlle ,
riyen by C. r. Brundidge of 204O
7aller street, B. X. Page of this
ty, told the police last night. But
light damage came out of the i
,llision which occurred on Com |
ercial street, according to Mr. O
age. t
Salem police were yesterday re- y
lested to be on the look out for q
lrglars who Thursday night en- T T
red and robbed a store in ore T
IN City. All officers were not1-
ed to watch for the men VINO
ere thought to have headed to-
ard Salem. t,
A left rear wheel on an automo- a
lie driven by E. P. Miles oil :
ute 3. was mashed yesterday h
len the car met up with one :,
iVen by Lawrence Edwards OF .
SO Chemeketa street. The accl- y :,
MT occurred on the Turner road n
ar the state training school for :.
Us. Nobody was injured. accord :, a
5 to the police report.