Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-08
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A rather important matter is IN
for consideration in the north no =,
+ OF the county, according to L. q
( McShane who was in Salem ves-
+ terday from Hubbard. It is a nro
posed union high school for the
several districts in that part of the
county. Many of the districts. said
McShane. have found it difficuIt
to provide adequate Opportunities
for a high school education and If
IS believed by many of the patrons
that the proposed union hie
school will solve the problem. II
that end patrons are working over
time and with great energy.
AdJutant General White did nor
go to Albany this morning where
he was expected to address the AL
bany business men at the lunch
con this noon. General White mad
previously made arrangements n
attend meeting in Rosebuty To-
day and departed last evening for
that place. He will speak in Albany
at some near future date.
Sheriff Kendel was in town Sat
urday from Albany. He brought
Ray Peterson and Mike Doborlch
to the penitentiary. They wece con-
victed on charge of larceny. in
Judge Kelly's court at Albany. The
10,
few weeks ago after having burg
larized a couple of stores N JEFF
ferson.
Geo. j. Reynolds, a man who has
been stopping in Albany for a few
weeks, was brought to Salem Sat-
urday and committed to the state |
hospital. He is supposed to be |
suffering from the errects of an |
accident when he was hit in the |
head with pick-axe in the hands |
of a fellow workman. Reynolds is
/ 49 years old and native of Cal
/ ifornia.
G. E. Terwilliger, who underwent
an operation at the Willamette
sanitarium several days ago, is ex-
pected to return to his home on
Chemeketa street tomorrow. He
has nearly recovered from the eff
fects of the operation.
The bicycle stolen from Albany
several days ago and finally re-
covered by the Salem police, was
claimed yesterday by Stewart Cas- +
teel of Albany. The wheel was sent
to him Monday, after a telephone
communication in which he gave r
perfect description.
The Spa, our Improvements are r
progressing nicely and we are Y
through with the mussy part of
the work. We are in a position to
take care of our trade as usual =
The Spa.
il
Mr., and Mrs. w. IRowan ana
Albert and Miss Edica Rowan If
Gladstone spent the wael, e1i with
friends in Salem. They were guests d
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jopn =
Important meeting, Mistland
Field and Stream club tonight, 5
March s, at s p. m. Commercial "
club. 5S* n
Mrs. Nora Carter of Albany was
in the city over Sunday. She was A
,alled to Salem on account of the ir
leath of her father, VIM. H. Bill
Jeu, which occurred Friday.
Any seat in the Grand theater
s good when it comes to listening
o the Willamette Glee club; but
make sure you get some sort of a !:
eat. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fisher of Sa~
EN- spent the week end in Albany,
eturning to Salem Sunday eve
ing.
John NeeIy, manager of the
Tauser Brothers store in Albany,
yas in Salem on business yester-
ay.
Miss SibeI Mcclure returned yes s;
arday from Lebanon where she
ad spent the week end with
lends. ::
The Grand theater does not hold Is:
cry many people. If you wish 20 Z:
ear the Willamette Glee club pre- -.
are early. So"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Adams and
tile son were in town from Silver 3
n last evening. They expect to =
ave in a few days for Gerheart e
spend a month in their summer
ttage.
G. D. Bowen, one of Silverton's
'osperous hop growers and sub
antial farmers. was in Salem on
lsiness yesterday.
Mrs. G.. I. Garland of Silverton
turned last evening after a short
sit in the city with friends.