Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-16

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men. who left Salem about two
weeks ago for trip to Alaska, re-
turned to Salem this morning.
They are Miss Agnes Bayne, Miss
Mable Savage, Miss Violet Wei
born, Miss Mildred Trindle and
Miss Ethel Gittins. Miss Bayne
and Miss Savage made a visit in
Victoria and Vancouver. B. c., be-
fore sailing for Alaska.
L. H, Barnett of Roths grocery
returned the first of the week af-
| ter ten day vacation to Seaside
and Cannon beach. Upon his re-
turn Mr.. Barnett found letter
from the chief clerk of President
Harding thanking him for the
box OF cherries which was shipped
to the nations executive by Bar
nett and Doctor John r. Sites.
Thieves entering the kitchen Of
the L. E. Schelman home at Six
teenth and Hines street last eve
ming stole two cakes from the ta-
BILE while the Schelman family
were entertaining guests in an
!, other part of the house, according
| to a complaint made to the police.
I
r. Allen, route /. Salem, whose
father asked Salem police to seek
following his disappearance from
his home Sunday night, when he
drove away in his automobile, has
been located. Police were informed
last night that Allen had gone to
Portland for trip without in
| forming his father.
Three hundred pairs Of "auto
ltags" were received today by the
Commercial club and are ready
for distribution to those who have
bought them. The work OF getting
the tags for Salem autoists has
been under the supervision Of the
Cherrians, and part of the funds
Twill be used in publicity.
Receipt of s156s.07 for G com
pany Of Portland, Oregon national
guard, as pay for 80 men and two
officers for their armory drill for
the first six months of 1921, has
been acknowledged by the office
of the adjutant general and will
be forwarded at once.
A. A. Englebart, 24s Lafelle
street, arrested by Officer Hay
den for driving his automobile
without proper license tags, ap-
peared in police court Monday
afternoon and asked to be given
l24 hours in which to enter his
plea. The plea was granted.
/ IL. McAdams of Salem brought
Into the Capital Journal office
today a cluster of New Columbia
plums that averaged over two
inches In diameter. There are IA
plums in the single cluster and
one tree yielded bushels Of
ulums. which are dark red color
and delicious In flavor.
! A. /. Wagner, formerly of this
city and for a good many years
proprietor Of the old Willamette
Ihotel. no wthe Marion, passed
laway today at his home in Stock.
ton. Cal, after an illness OF three
or four weeks. He leaves a sister
lin this city, Mrs. e. G. Cross.
sim Phillips, of the local < M
lC. A.. who has been spending his
vacation on the coast during the
past two weeks, has returned ano
is again on duty at the association
here.
Mrs. ]. H. McAldin, 545 North
lChurch street lost IS and a $le
Ibill on the downtown streets yes
lterday afternoon, according &c
Iher report to police last night.
| w. S. Fits returned from New
lport last night after having spent
four days there on business in con-
Inection with his fishing interests
! Liberty bonds wanted, at par
lon furniture and ranges. Peoples
furniture store. 271 N. Com. st
| About a dozen members and
friends OF the Salem Motorcycle
lclub VIII go on picnic trip tc
niagara next Sunday.
| Paul Maras, Tiilamook farm
Ter. was in the city over night.
i @. ofstedahl Of Toledo was q
Ilocal visitor this morning.
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