Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-04
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Damages were small in an au-
tomobile crash in which car
driven by M. selig, sos NORTH
fourteenth, figured Saturday
night The name of the other
cars driver was not learned.
For loans, see @. W. Larlar, AT
oregon bldg.
Harry Kroner, s25 north Twen-
tv-first notified the police Sat
urday night that, while driving
east on Court street at summer
he had collided with car driv-
en- by one Mr.. Phelps. There was
some damage.
Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co.
space available for apple stor-
age or other products. $50 Trade
street.
Through the Salem Chamber of
commerce, the Salem Indian
school has distributed among man
ufacturers in Salem, proposals for
materials to be used in the erec-
ton of a dormitory at Chema-
wa. 1t is understood work on the
dormitory will begin within few
weeks.
The Central Meat Market, 456
state st. is now under new man
agement. 288
His bicycle was stolen from the
alley next to the Bligh theater
Saturday night, Delbert schwaub-
bauer Of this city complained to
the police.
The Central Meat Market, 456
State St. for your next meat order
28sl
Last night automobiles driven |
by Hugh McClain of route 7, and |
A. l. Eoff of Salem collided at the |
corner of Market and Summer
streets There was some damage,
but neither Of the drivers was |
hurt.
IN rant T1ndorp bn,,oa -.
apartment, VIM. Zosel, phone
1556R. 288*
Douglas county is buying heav-
lily Of both Italian and petite
prunes, according to S. H. Van
Trump, county fruit inspector.
Mr.. Van Trump has just returned
from an inspection Of nursery
stock and says that all nurseries
are especially busy shipping
prune stock. The greater part of
prune planting in southern Ore
gon is in the Big River valley.
and around Riddle and Myrtle
Creek. Western Washington also
is receiving some heavy ship
ments of prune trees, Mr.. Van
Trump said.
Women's club chorus, Monday
evening Methodist church. benefit ]
Old Peoples home. Adults 81, stu
dents soc. 28S
The post office is now prepared
to receive for payment the 1918 :
issue war saving stamps and is {
anxious that they be turned in as
soon as possible SO as to avoid I
coming at the Christmas rush, |
according 5o>Postmaster John Far 2
rar this morning. The local office !
Will send the stamps to the fed I
eral reserve bank in Portland
from where bank draft will be
sent which will arrive on or 7
about January 1. I
Evangelist Belts stays another ,
week. W. G. T. U. hall every day q
z:3O, 1880. Bring the sick. 288*
The Underworld In Portland'' r
VIII be the subject of the address '
TO be delivered Tuesday evening I
oy DR.. Bryant Of Corvallis at the
FIRST Baptist church. The Brother
mood of the church will meet for G
dlhner to be served at the church t
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow evening, a
and the address will be given lat C
ef in the evening. $
Revival going on, sick being S
nealed, w. G. T. u. hall every h
uay 2;30, 1880. All welcome. 288% q
During the heavy shower be- : :,
tween three and four O'Clock Sat- :,
uruay afternoon the drain pipe
from the roof of the Chamber of
commerce to the sewer became v
ciogged holding the water SO that N
II was forced back. The surplus (,
Iound exit through the wash bowl q
4ha laVoratory in the office and tc
started a miniature flood. Several
men carried as much of the water
- they could catch out of the s.
oulld1ng but even at that the N
now was more than they could &C
'atch. Workmen summoned to re- 81
,eVe the situation finally broke pt
ne drain pipe just above where al