Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-27

get real red because of lack of sun
shine.
six government aeroplanes ar
Expected to arrive here this wee
on their way north, according I
r. o. Smelling, manager of tn
Associated oil agency here, an
who went south to Eugene toda
to arrange getting oil for them
The landing field at the fair
grounds is in such poor condition
that Mr.. Smelling will warn tn
machines to keep away iron
Salem, unless some improvement
can be made in the meantime.
A dancing party and entertain
ment was given for a number o
# Portland and California friend
last Saturday night by Mrs. Pear
Hastrich at her home, 375 Nortl
Fourteenth street. An impromti
musical program and fancy dane
Ing numbers by the guests them
selves furnished the greater gar
4 of the evening IS entertainment
Covers were laid for IA at supper
w. J. Newhouse, assistant gen
" eral manager Of the Oregon grow
sers association was a guest of the
Marion hotel last night.
n 30 NTndfnr1
was registered at the Bligh hotel
last night.
J. L. Smith, of the Lankershim
A hotel of San Francisco, enroute
home after touring the northwest
stopped for a short time today in
n Salem. Mr.. Smith is not partic-
i ularly struck with the condition
of Oregon roads, having sustained
seven punctures ON one piece OF
rocky highway.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE
Leave your films today at Pat
" toms Book store.
w. A. Mcknight of Great Falls,
Montana, is registered at the New
Terminal.
Bulgarian buttermilk (made
from whole milk sc glass. The
Spa. 1889
With the Willamette river here
now at % feet, and still falling, it
Is predicted that the stream will
reach a minus stage early next
month.
We buy and sell trseo furniture
& Geise G Co., phone 464.
DR.. L. R. Springer has return
ed to general practice Of dentist
ry and is associated with DR.. G.
IL. George, 314 Masonic Temple
1929
Repair work to the extent of
$500 will be done by j. R. Broyles,
of this city, on a house at ATS
north Cottage street.
F. e. Shafer, trunKs, pr1ef cas-
es, puttees, gloves, belts, harness
s170 S. Commercial st.
After spending several days in
Portland where they attended the
rose festival, Mrs. Elmer White,
her small son, Delbert, and another
lad, Francis Hill, returned to
Salem yesterday.
S. B. A. members notice, open
meeting Wednesday eve; bring
your friends, our deputy district
mgr. will be here; refreshments
152
One thousand dollars will be
spent by C. C. Lightfoot, of this
city, in repairing dwelling at
1215 north Capital street, accord
ing to a building permit issued to
him yesterday by Mark Foulsen'
deputy city recorder.
As violins and cellos will
play in ensemble at Joy Turner's
recital Wed. night, June 2Sth and
June 3Oth, at First Christian
church 1922
Mark Poulsen, deputy city re-
corder. Yesterday issued to L. A.
Hintz, of this city. permit to
construct a dwelling and garage
at 1860 north Winter street. The
two structures will cost approx
mately $2.75O.
Everything reduced at the
grand opening sals-The Song
Shop. 54S State street l55~
W. H. Baillie. county supervisor
of schools. was among those who
yesterday attended a picnic OF
farm bureau members and mem
hers of boys and girls industrial
clubs. which was held on the A. G.
Barrows' farm near Stayton-
About 100 persons we're present I
and stock and poultry judging was
the feature Of the day Charles
TaImadge of Salem, also was In
attendance at the picnic
Call sssR If you are interested