Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-01


accompanied by his son-in-law, j.
r. Clink of Tillamook, is regis
tered at the Marion hotel and is
here on business. Mr.. Clink is
particularly interested in seeing
the country.
Leonard hotel, 254 Front street
changes management, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Myers are the new pro-
prietors. Clean rooms and cour-
teous treatment will be the aim
of the new management. 130
Four Portland physicians. DR..
w. E. Frazier, DR.. Frank Wilson,
DR.. Theo. G. Carlson, DR.. W. B.
Edmund, who will have charge of
different clinics Of health week ar
rived this morning and are regis
tered at the Bligh hotel.
One only of each utensil, 1c
aluminium sale at H. L. Stiff fur
niture store at. 1c each Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock sharp. 1905
Miss Sadie Orr Dunbar of Port
land and executive secretary of
the Oregon Tubercular association,
will be here for the organization
of a county health association
which will be part Of the state
association, Saturday.
Miss Mary Schultz will enter
tain the members Of the Elks
lodge with a violin recital tonight
at the Elks temple. 1907
Captain and Mrs. Milton Smith
of Rainier, Wash, spent last night
as guests of the Marion hotel on
their way south to California.
Another shipment of pure
aluminium ware will be placed on
sale at 1c each Friday morning at
10 O'Clock sharp. 1909
William Edwards Of Hoquim,
Washington, was registered at the
Marion hotel last night.
Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co.
The purity of our ice is in its
manufacture. Visit our plant.
Phone 2S0. 1905
Mrs. S. e. Randall, Of Lebanon,
was a guest of the Bligh hotel last
night.
H. L. Stiff's 1c aluminium sale
10 a. m. Friday morning. 130"
J. ]. Graft of Eugene wlas regis
tered at the Marion.
Aster plants, Saliva, Snap Drag
ons 25c per dozen. Pansies 15c.
Arthur Plants greenhouses, 1928
S. 18th and Wilbur SITS. Phone
125OW. 1870
Patrolman Traglio, who last
night responded to call from
residents in the vicinity of 2235
north Fourth street who COM
planned that crowd was creating
a disturbance, found that the
group was merely number oi
youths who were enjoying them
selves at the expense of "a bride
and groom. The young people
were allowed to continue.
H. L. Stiff's, 1c aluminium sale
10 a. m. Friday morning. 1902
With the coming of warn
weather, but few transients hav'
applied for beds in the city jail
Most of them, apparently, elect t.
sleep beneath the stars. Las
night but one man was grante'
sleeping quarters by Ralph Davis
night desk sergeant at the Salen
station. The man gave his nam
as H. Renslow.
Dance at Schmiedecke's barr
Saturday night. Salem-Silverto1
road. ID
Yesterday, according to the OF
ficial report, found maximum
temperature of "a degrees Il
Salem. The minimum was so de
grees. No rainfall was recorde
but the Willamette river, at s..
feet was reported to be rising.
TONIGHT SEVEN SERE
NADERS." Dreamland. 1870
Eryen F. Smith, local insuranc
man, left Salem this afternoon b
automobile for SiIverton where h
will spend a short time transact
Ing business.
Crystal finish, the best. Sam
price as the ordinary finish
Bring your films to Jeff's. 100
James Olson, a member Of tn
reportorial staff of the Portlan
oregonian, was in Salem visitin
last night.
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