Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-18

lacoma; Geo. Thischhom and
wife Omaha; Ruby Thischom, ON
aha; Eliza Thischhom, Omaha.
Jack King, Chicago: Mrs. Warren
j. Hunt, Corvallis; Roy Nelson
and wife, Portland; Roderick and
wife, Portland; M. S. Phillips.
Lyle, Wn; j. ]. Lang, Vancouver
Mrs. Kelly and daughter, Port
land; Geo. Downing, city; Bert
Cornett, Tillamook; Frank Cir
tie, Portland; w. B. Kirman.
Portland; N. L. Snyder, Port
land; e. e. Hanson, Black Rock;
w. Churchill, McMinnyille.
The estate of Daniel schlunegger
has been appraised at $S,1A5. The
l5S acre farm of the estate was CIV
en- a value of $4,000. There was also
included in the total appraisement,
cash in bank amounting to $1121
and promissory notes of value of
$20O5.
Holly for sale. City View GEM
etery. 305
A license to marry was issued Sat-
urday afternoon to George Allen of
495 north 25rd street, Salem, civil
engineer, and Blanche Humphreys,
stenographer, of 1895 west Mob
Hill, Salem.
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
Letters were received today by
several parties in Salem, indicating
that Governor elect Pierce would
be in Salem Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week.
Save u cost of new radiator
when it freezes. International
Rad. cores, 349 Ferry St. S01*
Automobiles driven by M. W.
Goss, 1880 Chemeketa street and
Floyd McQuinn, 7O4 north Cottage
street, collided here last night at
the corner of Center and CONNER
cial streets. There was slight dam
age but no one was injured.
International Radiator cores
made and installed by ]. G. Bair,
349 Ferry St. 301*
His automobile was struck and
slightly damaged yesterday by a
car driven by an unidentified man,
E. G.. Burrell, 1880 Jefferson street,
complained to the police.
Bring the sick to the armory,
let God heal them. The following
are a few who have been healed
in the meetings: G. w. Henkel
$40 N Cottage, phone 1SS2M,
chronic stomach trouble; w, P.
Beasley, 1895 N. 18th, rheuma-
tism; Lawrence Rich, 1148 N.
18th, disease of eye; Mrs. Jacob
Erdman, R. D. 3, rheumatism 20
years standing; Mrs e. l.. Weld
erkehr, and family 661 Capito.
ST., rheumatism, nervousness, ap-
pendicitis, ETC.; Blanche Flint,
178 w. Wilson, deafness, dyspep-
sia. Come, hear others testify to
Gods saving, healing power,
2:30, 1880. Admission free. 300*
Minor damages came out of an
automobile accident in which cars
driven by H. f. Caldwell, 165 Wash
ington street, and F. I. Verger, 79S
south Nineteenth, figured yesterday,
according to a report made to the
police. The crash occurred at the
corner Of Court and Liberty streets.
Book of knowledge" in first
class condition wanted. Address
Journal, box A G stating price
and binding. 300*
National officers of the Yoemen
of the World will pay Salem visit
Dec. IA and Is, and officers of the
local lodge are already preparing a
proper reception. The visitors will
include A. H. Hoffman, c. L. Vroo-
man. and Mark I. Mckee of the
supreme directorate and Ward F.
Sem, supreme director. Announce
ment of the coming visit was made
when a drill team of the Yoemen
met with local members Saturday
evening.
An overcoat which Homer smith
of Salem, found on his front porch
Saturday and turned over to the po-
lice, proved to be one which had
been stolen from the home of DR.,
F. H. Thompson, Salem physician
The coat was returned to DR.. Thomp
son.
The generosity of J. J. Num-,
1870 north Nineteenth street, will
help some transients who appear at
the Salem police station to leave in
better spirits. Mr.. Num- Saturday
left several pairs of shoes with the
police to be given to men who need
them.
Oliver Riessbecl, charged with