Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-03
LOCAL BRIEFS AND PERSONALS

MIS-. Olga G. Hafford of Silver.
ton, was in town yesterday on bus
lness connected with the count,
court.
After spending two days visit.
ing In Portland, Mrs. R. A. Har.
rls, 624 North Capitol street, has
returned to Salem.
Pyralin Ivory hair brushes SG
numbers, special $2.S9; other
ivory reduced. Perry's drug store
290s
Mrs. T. B. Jones and daughter
Alta went to Portland early this
week-and are visiting friends
there.
monographs, for best value in
Photographs see the full size cab
met for $85, terms if desired;
other sizes $40 to $500. Geo. c.
Will, Graphonola dealer. 2S9*
A meeting of parents of school
children at Pleasant Point were
held last night. The gathering
was addressed by Mrs. Mary
Fulkerson, county superintendent
of schools.
A bicycle which had been re-
ported stolen from Edward Park
er, of the Parker studio here, yes
terday evening was recovered by
Officer Birtchet. The wheel was
claimed by it's owner.
Featuring the election Of Off
GERS and an address by Mrs. Wal
ter Spaulding, telling Of her visit
to the national convention of the
legion and the legion auxiliary at
Kansas City, Capital post No. 9,
American Legion, will hold its
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
With the thermometers drop
last night came rise in the num-
Der of applicants for beds in the
city Jail here. Five men elected to
accept free beds. They gave their
names as o. L. Barnes, HI. L.
BARNES. W. S. Barnes, Chris Ev-
ans and Alton Dudley.
The drive for funds for foreign
students was yesterday launched
at Willamette University among
the students. DR.. Doney urged
that the students regard this
cause as an extremely worthy one.
He then turned the chapel meet
ing over to Ed Norrine, who has
the drive in charge. 1t is the
purpose to raise a minimum of
$500 from Willamette students.
The public is invited to attend
a free lecture on Christian Science
by Prof. Hermann S. Herring, G.
S. B.. of Concord. New Hamp-
shire, Member of the Board of
Lectureship of The Mother
Church, The First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mas
sachusetts, at the armory on Sun
day, December 4, 1921, at seven
n m 289#
Oregon s motor vehicle regis
,rations reached 118,169 at the
close of business, November 80,
according to a report prepared by
Secretary of State Kozer. Regis
,rations for the month totalled
all classes Of registrations aggre-
L155 automobiles with fees from
eating $S,756.75. Receipts of the
department for the
rear to date total $2,331,326.75.
Assistance volunteered by the
Salem police in recovering suit
,ase yesterday stolen from Dale
of Albany, proved un-
necessary as the property was
found and returned to its owner
by employees of the Southern Pa
,ific company. Mr.. Benjamin, who
wired local officers concerning
his luggage, said it had been stol-
IN by a man who caught a freight
rain for Salem.
Postmasters of the united /
states are again warned that they
must not accept applications for
he issue of money orders on the
epublics of San Domingo and |
Iaitt. in a communication re-
eived by the local post office
rom the postmaster general, this
morning. No arrangements exist |
or the payment of United States
money orders in these countries,
he order explains.
Four grade crossings are elm
mated and one new one created
n the town of Warren, Columbia
ounty. in an order issued by the