Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-26

m ,syent major operation at .
beal hospital this morning.
a. account of moving into new
~ ton treatment rooms will be
ssd temporarily after Wednes-
lu'' y, evening, Oct. 25. DR.. G. H.
ay 81, Derby bldg. 255
complaint that his bicycle had
NON stolen from the corner OF
o..ts s. and Winter streets, was
.sSe 'a to the police last night by
george Ias Clearl, 445 north Twen-
" Fourth street.
Three dollars VIII pring you
,he Capital Journal for one year
Isv % mail in Marion and Polk coun-
tiss during the bargain month OF
october.
a. for the Capital Journal for
,rs year at bargain day rates. by
mai nail only, in Marion and Polk
oounties until October 81.
n G. White, one of the Officers
:, the Falls City lumber company,
T.lIs city, spent yesterday after
nam and last night in Salem on
business.
pargain month, on the Capital
,ourpaI, until October 81 new
snbscriptions will be taken and
IA ones renewed for SO per year
~ mail in Marion and Polk coun-
ties.
woman signed her name to
the Terminal hotel blotter last
night as "Old Lady Sites, Liber-
tyo Her mission in Salem was
not learned,
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
Little Freda Oleson of Silver
TON underwent an operation for
the removal Of tonsils yesterday
at local hospital.
For loans, see G. w. Laflar, AT
Oregon bldg.
John Hedberg of Amity was in
Salem yesterday afternoon on bus
mess. He registered at the Bligh
hotel for the night and returned
home this morning.
For hemstitching, stamping
and hand embroidery, phone 1878
Bernice Nixon, 34O1a N. Liberty.
255
A son was born yesterday after
noon to Rev. and Mrs. e. w. Nc
Abee of Livesley. Mr.. McAbee is
the pastor of the Methodist
church at Livesley and attended
the Kimball school of Theology
last year.
His automobile was struck by
one driven by r. j. Snow at State
and Commercial streets yesterday
], e. Brophy of West Salem, told
the police.
School open tonight, Friday
and Saturday, 1880 to $3.50 to
enroll students for night work.
Capital Business College. 255*
While moving west on State
street yesterday, an automobile
driven by F. P. Campbell of sa-
lem, collided with a car piloted
by M. E. Jennings, 1855 Court
street The damage was light.
Better have your toys made to
order. Call D. D. Huntley, furni-
lure repair man, phone 882. 255*
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Hawkins Of
Pendleton stopped in Salem last
night on their way home from a
visit to the southern part of the
state. They were registered as the
guests of the Terminal hotel.
FOR rent, S6S acre farm, about
lOO acres in cultivation, balance
pasture, either cash or share rent.
Located about 2 Y miles west of
DALLAS, Address ]. H. Lauterman
Hotel Argo, Salem, Or. 255*
ears driven by ]. E. Johnson,
llSV north Front, and H. ]. Els
man collided at the corner of
numerical and Center street,
yesterday. Minor damages came
out OF the crash but no one was
Injured.
burglars who broke into the
nowland printing shop on State
street apparently took nothing
according to persons connected
WIN the firm. Police who inves-
.sated yesterday found that en-
trance had been gained by prying
'pen a rear door.
among those who will leave Sa-
,sn saturday morning for Port
,ana where they will witness the
,OOtoall game between the Uni
,Ylsty of Oregon and Idaho are
oyu r Hlgdon, Paul Hauser and
Frank Myers.
Alhough automobiles driven by
:, Lucas, 1899 Center street, and
~ smith, cOllidnd af tba narnay