Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-01

For loans, see G. W. Larlar, AT
oregon bldg.
While driving north on the Jeffer-
son road last night his vehicle was
hruck by an automobile driven by
an unidentified man, G. E. Timme,
$40 north Commercial street, noti-
fled the police. The car was dam
aged considerably, he said.
Radio. See Chas. X. Denison
for fine radio work. Sets built to
order. Radio stock and shop at
1910 N. Liberty st. phone 2029J
261
Charged with speeding at the rate
of 40 miles an hour on the fair
grounds road, John Lane, of Salem,
was arrested last night by Chief
Of Police Moffitt. He will be ar
raigned before Judge Earl Race in
the police court today.
Next Thursday afternoon the
Highland Mothers club ars to hold
social at the Highland school.
A - pound boy was born yes
torday morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
John McNees. The new arrival was
named Donald. Mr.. McNees is the
pastor of the Pratum Methodist
church and is living in town in or
der that he might attend the Theo-
logical school.
A. N. Pierce, manager of the
Marion hotel, left yesterday for a
short business trip to Roseburg This
evening he expects to return by auto
with W. ]. Weaver, proprietor of
the Umpqua hotel of that city.
VIM. Hattren, Portland, spent
yesterday in Salem on a combined
business and pleasure trip. While
here he visited his father, A. Hat
tfen, retired hop man.
daughter was born yesterday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c..
Collar 2290 north 4th street.
Blanche Barrett, court reporter.
returned from weeks visit IN
Portland.
Kenneth Morgali, 1895 north
Church street, underwent an oper-
alton for the removal of tonsils yes
terday.
A daughter, yet to be named, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Archi-
bald, of Turner, Monday Oct. 30.
Timothy Kirsh, of Silverton, was
In Salem today on business.
Fay $500 down and move into
brand new home. Hewlett, 1941
north 5th, phone 1881. 262
Harvey Cooper, Is, escaped from
the state training school for boys
yesterday and police were request
ca to assist in a search for. him. He
was dressed in khaki. He is five
Leet six inches tall.
Waitress wanted at Electric
Vale 26Ot
a committee meeting of the Pave
capitol street organization with all
Tue people who have purchased lots
u the addition has been called for
tlS evening at o'clock in the
Unamber of Commerce rooms by
ffed Erixon to consider some i'm
Portant business.
"hlle his automobile was park
gu IN front of the Dreamland rink.
On state street, an overcoat. a rear
cushion and a motormeter were
o.oloh from it, William B. Young
Danas, complained to the police |
last night.
mrs Francis Sanders, 46, died
coS'efday - at the home, 6I0 north |
commercial street. The body is at |
A0 webb and Clough undertaking
patioFs from where funeral an
A'uneements win be made later.
me Dlatome Products company of
tt,v,r,iand, =, capitalized at $3.50. 600 |
n eu articles of incorporation with
~ state corporation department !
= 1''e Monday. The incorporators are
~ ", Hayes Charles A. Carroll
u w. A. Beaver. Permission to
~ sperate in Oregon was granted to
80 Ar Reduction Sales company
i. /, Ne" York. N. D. Simon of Port
q, 1 Is named as attorney in fact
Checks in payment of tbe mast
-. months drill services of Ore
ss 81 national guardsmen. have been
h. $50 from the war department
M, A1Jutant General White and are
.",s. being mailed to the citizen
g.. Of the state. This is the
pavmI pAyment under the quarterly
lo.s;,s os p4an, slEdsmen having
ted their drin pay twice a
''af heretofore.