Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-15


Portland; ]. Wagner, Alsea, Or;
H. L. Pearcy, Salem; G. w. Nc
Dewitt, Portland; G.. Mcbride,
Portland; w. M. McMins, Port
land; Chas. Smallwood, Portland.
Lyle Fleener, who has been at
a local hospital for a few days, re-
turned to his home yesterday af-
ternoon.
Chris Quail of Silverton spent
yesterday in Salem on business.
He was endeavoring to secure
position at the penitentiary as
guard. Final action has not been
taken on his application yet.
The body of Mrs. Lucinda M.
Johnson, who died at local hos
pital August IA. was shipped yes
terday by the Rigdon mortuary to
Ashland for funeral services and
burial.
r. S. Smith and B. C. Keller of
Dallas who were arrested Satur-
day night for having liquor in
their possession, were sentenced
in police court yesterday after
noon, each receiving a $25 fine.
Dance tonight at Dreamland.
1882
Earl Brown, 27, and Lloyd Linn,
19, escaped from the home for the
feeble minded according to a re-
port from the home this morning
Ed Sproed, ESQ Brooks avenue,
was struck by car driven by A. |
A. Gueffroy while he was riding
down Commercial between State
and Court streets Mr.. Sproed |
was unhurt but the bicycle was
badly damaged.
We offer high class first run
features and comedies. A few su-
Der productions will be given sec
md run engagements here by re- |
luest. Get the Liberty theatre
habit. 1867
T. w. Whitehorn of Corvallis, |
who was arrested Saturday eve
hing and charged with having in
-oxicating liquor in his posses
jion, forfeited $50 bail when he
allied to appear for a hearing in |
police court yesterday afternoon.
VIM. Won der HELEN, the Med
ord contractor, was a Salem cap
tol visitor Tuesday.
Rowland Printing Co. new To-
alton, basement Masonic Tenn
lie.
George Neuner, Jr., of Rose
urg, district attorney for Doug
as county, is in the city today on
usiness before the public serv-
,e commission. 1
Verne Marshall, orchardist of ,
Iedford, visited relatives in Sa- ,
I'm Tuesday. G
We offer high class first run !
eatures and comedies. A few sui
er productions will be given sec
nd run engagements here by re-
uest. Get the Liberty theatre
abit. 1867 \
J. S. Spresser of the Capital ho- b
81 reported that he had struck a
ar when he attempted to pass it
n the highway near the Horse
zoe park. The damage to his car a
as light while the other car re- S
eived broken spindle. Mr. fl
presser did not learn the name n
the owner of the car. p
w. Valentine Skinner, promi- 8,
ant member of the Rivoli orches- -
a in Portland, is spending his
acation with his mother, Mrs Il
'nnie Skinner, in Salem. Mr. o.
1inner is a former Salem resi- e.
INT. a.
Hugo Lindstrom, 33 years of =
re, died at a local hospital yes =
rday morning. The body is at =
ebb and Clough's mortuary
word from an aunt who
res in Seattle. Mr.. Lindstrom
as born in Finland and had been
this country for about years.
Funeral services for Miles NJ
hnson, 2S years of age, who
ed at local hospital yesterday
1rning were held this morning
1890 O'Clock, Webb and
ough, funeral directors, being JC
charge. Rev. H. F. Pemberton
Is the officiating minister In
rment was made in the I. o. o.
cemetery.
Ankeny Hill On +
Carving Tw