Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
FLEET|NG FOLK
GL|MPSED IN
PASSING


1. R. Applegate Of the New
rsrminal Hotel company who has
ssen In the southern part OF the
.tote organizing stage terminal
sssociation, returned last night
- salem. Mr.. Apologize says that
syervthing has been arranged for
tba establishment Of terminals at
T,,gene. w. Medford, Roseburg
Grants Pass, Ashland and Marsh
field
Ensign Thomas Bloss, state pro
cram director of the Salvation
army is in town and will conduct
series of services here. He is q
grest of the Marion Hotel and
will remain in the city for some
time He is registered from
portland and his headquarters are
in the chamber of commerce
building.
Miss Mildred Hastrich, who
with her mother operates the
Bligh hotel cigar store, will re-
turn home today after spending a
week in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.. Williams of
Gladstone are registered at the
new Terminal.
E. M. Campbell Of Kings Valley
is registered at the Bligh.
A. r. Nichols of Corvallis is reg
istered at the Marion.
R. A. McCully of Hood River Is
registered at the new Terminal.
G. L. Paxton of Newberg is reg
istered at the Bligh.
The Air Eater.
An automobile owned by Otto
Wilson, Salem garage man, which
was stolen here Thursday evening
last night was recovered in Wood
burn by the Woodburn chief Of
police, according to word receiv-
ed here.
Bargain dance, Macleay Sat.
April 22 Admission soc. 90
Bert Smith, apple vender who
was arrested Yesterday morning
by Chief of Police Moffitt for
working here without a license,
was arraigned in the police court
before Judge Earl. Race yesterday
afternoon. Smith was dismissed
after he had agreed to purchase
the necessary license.
The Air Eater. .
Business is showing a great i'm
provement in Dallas and Independ
ence, and crops in the vicinity of
these two towns are looking fav-
orable, according to Ralph Thomp-
son, chairman of the police COM
mittee Of the Salem city council,
who visited in both communities
yesterday, Mr.. Thompson return
ed to Salem last evening by auto
mobile.
See Theo o. Ziemann's furni-
ture auction ad on page z. Sale
Tuesday next, 932 N. 18th st. 97*
Waller Hall at Willamette Uni
verslty last night again required
the work of the fire department.
This time the danger arose from
heavy volume of sparks coming
out of the chimney. Some sparks
ignlted the drain pipe. Although
debate was taking place In the
chapel and a rehearsal of a play
being held upon the third floor
no one was disturbed while fire
men extinguished what fire there
was with chemicals.
The following services will be
neld tomorrow in the West Salem
M e. church: Sunday school,
lV:3O; Epworth League, $3.50;
cnurch services, 7:30. The public
Is invited to the services.
travelling bags, purses, trunks,
harness, all leather goods. F. E..
Shafer, ITO s. Commercial. 1905
mat business ia Portland Is be-
coming Increasingly better as the
aayS pass, is the statement of
frank Mimic, former Salem police
Inspector, who is now located in
ene metropolis. Mr.. Mimic spent
Yesterday visiting in Salem and re
turned to Portland this morning.
[oltlcs now forms the chief topic
VI conversation in Portland, Mr..
Minto said.
WICK Bros. branch house at AL
Dony IS preparing to hold their
lirst annual auto show Saturday
uignt. All the new models of the
cars thew haDdIo mill he ~ "A.