Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-20
News Notes Of Salem and Vicinity Briefly Toi,

The electric power and light
ms will be shut off in the northeast
quarter Of the city from 2 to q: 40
sason r p. m. next Sunday afternoon, Au-
gust 21. This shut down is nee
siicai = essary in order that the Portland
nyen- Railway Light & Power company
may install three booster trans
PIC : formers in the circuit that sun
plies that section Of the city.
state These booster transformers are
being installed at the companys
nen = power house on this feeder to
cruz raise the voltage at such times of
of x the day as the load d tbe besv- y
\ lest.
X X y Mary T. F,,torson
school superintendent, visited a
case u meeting Of the industrial club of
itch. the Porter school dis,tr,ot ,as ,,os... y
case u day. There were about 13 men,
Strutn- bers of the club present and the
ne. guests were entartained bv ,,,ro
case OF Der Of nIeasine n,usica, - n,,,,hana na,.
halik. and recitations bv 1tisso. rsIss..s-
and Dorothy King. Refreshments
lnls.ra- OF Ice cream and cake were serv-
matter ed.
ay.
A prisoner sentenced to pay
y fine and to be imprisoned in de-
Ae"-' fault of payment thereof, is en-
titled to credit Of two dollars
IN. IN ioiIa ana 49,, a,r 49, ,1, '
ilverton dua an bis firo - .;.,a 80
IN. claim his dischorga aooordi.,r ~
'in Attorney General VanWinkle,
who has so advised John L. Foster
nv district attorney for Columbia
ell ~ county.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Stannard of
,'as-- 'aa-,,,,r Berkeley, CAL, stopped in the
e..aa, city yesterday on a tour of the
: valley There are still number
of bad detours on the roads be-
AUG tween here and California, accord
> ~ ing to Mr. Stannard, but he
thinks that the payements in Ore
gon are on whole better than
= -, those In the southern state.
COM
! night inere weie no tataii.ies inoiuu-
l Com ou ai,ions .he fVo ao.iue'e
commission here for the week
,oh+ hv ending August 1S. OF the total
, .ss;st number of accidents reported for
,onooat the week 400 are subject to the
49,, -, provisions of the workrhen's COM
J, Cam pensation act.
M. Davis has recently sold his
c1ntvre house at ITS South 18th street to
va and Fred Burkhart of Eugene for a
day to consideration Oh 9IVVu tnrousn
]. r. the office OF Leo N. Chlius. Inc
Eugene people expect to come to
Salem in a month or two to oc-
AIMS of eupy their new home.
ty yes
for the The hearing on the proposed
overhead crossing at Brookings
in Curry county which was to
,mmer have been held before the public
ce that service commission on August %, |
has been postponed until August |
20 on account of interference I
,Intosh with the telephone rehearing.
alem
Latest records arrived. Septem-
ber Edison disc records now on |
til fir. sale at Geo. C. Will Music store
,asa a. 1899
1899
Robert C. Hunsaker, who re-
lighters GENTLY purchased residence at |
night 14th and State streets from e. 0. |
Moll is getting settled in his new /
home. The Hunsakers are from
dinner Turner.
Gray
1899 Treat your family to chicken |
dinner at the Gray Belle tomor-
Barton row. 1872
ity to-
the week end with his family at
the Big Elk ranch, located on the
NJ re- river by the same name. He will
iie u0e be back the fore part OF the week
H. M. Chadwick, engineer for
was In the Rogue river valley canal COM
pany. was capitol visitor Friday
in conference with members OF
Wick the state engineers department
1873"
The 10 acre farm Of Walter
No. s. Bridges about three miles north
dasons east Of Salem has been sold to +.
Tenn Meters OF aurora.
ing 10 o..
autos any debts contracted by my wife.
1ee. Chas. E. Tatro. zVV-
Frank C. Bramwell, state su-
friends perlntenoeht VI o"nAs, .,.issa, t,,si-
apathy for Grants Pass' Oh 0iA''---
g the ness.
IN and -,--,.r
Gram. returned today from south
a,5 ern Oregon where he has been on
100 weeks tour of inspection.