Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-05
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Almost Immediately following
the receipt of information hon-
cerning her sickness at Scio came
the announcement of the death of
Mrs. Thos. Dugger, wife of the
Scio Tribune editor. Mrs. Dugger
was one of Oregon's oldest pio-
neers, having settled in the west
in 1862, when she was but five
years of age. The funeral was held
yesterday in Scio.
You are always on time when
your tires are equipped with Bon
ner Tubes, the kind that punctures
will not deflate. See them at Wick
Brothers. 32*
Rev. ThOs. Acheson went to
Hubbard Thursday where he spoke
in the Methodist. church on "The
conditions in Ireland" Rev. Ache
son is a native of Ireland and his
birthplace is not far from the
center of turmoil. He returned
from Ireland last fall, after an
absence of seven years, and is ia
miliar with the conditions in his
native country.
If you are interested in a real
quality car you will want to see
and ride in the Packard, especial
ly the Single Six, at Wick Broth
ers. 32*
Senator McNary wires that he
has caused the senate agricultural
committee to include nine thou
sand dollars in agricultural bill to
cover fruit frost service in the
Rogue river valley. The action was
taken in response to a joint memor
ial by the Legislature.
Don't miss the organ recital by |
T. S. Roberts Sunday afternoon at |
$3.50 at the First Christian church
32%
L. o. Herrold, a paving contract
or of this city, is in Brownsville
this week making final arrange
ments for starting work on the
contract for paving of streets in
that city. He expects to begin work
on the contract just as soon as the
weather will permit.
Roller skating opens, Dream
land rink Sunday to S D. m
1890 to IL p. m. Monday 1880 to
IL p. m. 32*
r. w. Mathis, 161 South 18th
street, was re1o orted to police yes
terday by A. w. Moore, who de-
clared that Mathis was travelling
35 miles an hour on South 18th
street, was reported to police yes =
up $25 bail and was cited to ap- D..
pear in the police court this af-
ternoon.
You are using Sound judgment
when you buy Sound Tires and
Tubes as you get more mileage for
the same price. Wick Brothers. 32*
Charged with playing pool in \
local billiard hall when he was un- |
der age, Carl King, a minor, yes
terday afternoon appeared in the
police court and was fined $40. +
Packard Cars and Trucks are i
he latest addition to Wick Broth I
ers line. The, Packard Single Six Y
IS creating much interest. 32* c
Little Linn Cook was brought to !
Salem a few days ago by his par I
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cock of f
independence. and underwent +
minor operation in the Salem hos g
Dital. (
You Tell EN-" Myrtle Know $
and has the latest in sheet music. 6
i15 Court st. Phone 352. 32* r
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hart and a
Mrs. Injum were visiting old
friends in Independence a few {
lays this week. They formerly t
ived in that city. a
Love Ship" the waltz song 4
beautiful. Hear it at Myrtle Know v
and's. AIS Court St. Phone 352.
32"
A. r. Cordley, E. D. Reister, ]. t,
\. Bixsil and N. r. Moore, all of il
are registered at the
Iarion.
If it is the latest song you want, II
all at Myrtle Knowland's, AIS
'ourt st. Phone 352. S2%
Miss Alma Wells, who is at -
ending school in Salem, visited
Ter parents in Beuna Vista his !
week.
Miss Elizabeth Levy, teacher of ]
iolin, studio, 563 Court st. Phone !
"A. 32*
Clayton McCaleb and Claude J
evier of Monmouth motored to !
alem on business yesterday. J