Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-17

an business CnlS Weehs
bargain dance SOC tonight.
,,,to nall Ladies free. 65%
porn to Mr.. and Mrs. George
r Robbins, route 5, March 16, a
aor to be named Elvin George.
We buy, sell and exchange sec
ord hand goods. Phone AGA. .
Henry Schudleman, former res
,dent Of Salem and ex-insurance
commissioner, was In town yes
terday.
Personal Service, authorized :
Ford garage, S20 N. Com'l, phone ;
29S. 90
&C. Powell, former publisher of :
tbe Baker Herald, Baker, Or, and
NOW connected with The Coast ,
Banker, of San Francisco, was )
Salem visitor Thursday.
st, Patrick's novelty dance to-
night soc. Ladies free. Elite hall.
65*
Rev. J. r. Buck, of the Catho- +
liz church here, left Salem yester- {
dav for Portland to spend a short
time on business. He made the
trip by train. c
Do you have trouble with your t
Ford? try the new Ford service. I
Phone 29S, 800 N. Commercial,
uorbison g. Cleveland. 65*
Will MATHS, farmer whose G
ranch is located near Brooks, was |
In Salem yesterday transacting ,
business. He returned home last {
night.
st. Patrick's bargain dance to-
night soc. Ladies free. Elite hall.
65* /
Word has been received from
Eugene of the death of Mrs. John
]. Kaufman. Besides her husband
she leaves one son, her father and
mother, three sisters and two
brothers to mourn her death.
People use Swift's fertilizer be
cause it makes them money. See
Clarence S. Bovine or phone 353.
Last night found seven men ap-
plying for free sleeping quarters
in the city Jail. They gave their I
names as Frank Mullavy, Almond
Stanley, ]. Wilson, E. Ostan, F.
Norman, John Davis and Mike
Koltz.
Bargain dance SOC tonight. La I
dies free. Elite hall. 65* s
Andrew Larsen, resident of a
WOodburn and native of Bremen,
Germany, has signed his declara
tion of intention of becoming
citizen Of the United States, with
the county clerk. Larsen arrived Z
in this country in 1891.
We still have a large stock of
Columbia and Pathe records at 5
4Sc each, values to $3.50. H. l..
Stiff Furniture Co. 66* i
George Boiler, coach of basket +
ball and baseball at the Univer
sity of oregon, is in Salem attend +
ing the state interscholastic bas- n
ketball tournament being held q
this week end at the armory. Mr. I
Boiler is visiting his brother, r
Roy Boiler, coach Of athletics al r
willamette university. Il
Just arrived, car load #. split .
cedar fence posts. Spaulding Log !,
ging Co. 65*
Although the Salem post office
Is open for bids on SIS cords of
wood, none has been received, ,
Postmaster August Huckestein
said this morning. Big fir and
grub oak are the types Of wood
wanted, he said
Any Ford troubles? Call 29S,
authorized Ford service. No extra
charge for service trip in city G
limits. HARRISON G Cleveland. 65* S
S
Salem Elks were last night
hosts to George Neuner, Jr., dis
trict attorney of Douglas county,
who is also district deputy grand =,
exalted ruler of E1ks. Mr.. Neun-
er, whose lodge district extends U
south from Oregon City, is on ,
tour Of all cities in his province.
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
An interest in their school
which is most gratifying is mani
tested by residents of the commu- ,
nifty of Liberty, according to Mrs.
Mary L. Fulkerson, county super
intendent of schools, who visited
there yesterday. Conditions at the V
school are Of the best, she said. E
Baby chicks, 55S State.