Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-23

wo buy, sell and exchange sec
y W. hand goods. Phone 4S4'
gavin Molen, the youth who
.,os " taken from a street car by
was nolice Tuesday night, yester-
tne p WAS permitted to return to
s,s sn' home near Turner No charge
VAS n'' filed against him.
,oorIe use Swift's fertilizer be-
FoO a. makes them money. See
Clarence S. Bovine or pnone SOS: !.
automobile owned by the
-petzel Lumber company
DIV, DIV" stripped of one of its tires
NS1 ,no II was parked in front of
Nn'iv Willamette sanitarium in Sa-
wv, 'ur an the night of March FL, ac-
leiD ,tng TO complaint lodged
wi 9TH the police last night.
o.rrine Gillette safety razors
O7o central Pharmacy, 4l0 State
o''' III
street,
No one was injured in a crash
h,ob occurred yesterday after
aoou on the Silverton road about
sno % miles from Salem. The two
ntomobiles which figured in the
ao,lioion were driven by L. II.
r,otcber. of route 7, and John
rwoad Each of the cars was
damaged slightly, according to
Tho report made to the police.
Genuine Gillette safety razors
ON central Pharmacy. 410 State
street, -
Emmett Sharp, county COM
missioner of Lane county, was In
Salem yesterday for a short time,
Last night he left for Portland
where he will spend a short time
nm business. Mr.. Sharp makes his
home in Eugene.
Foot troubles remedied, 1922
c.ato 72I
After a short influenza Illness,
patrolman Elmer White was
hack at work this morning. To-
day he was performing the duties
of day desk sergeant at the sta
tion.
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
Mrs. C. E. Miller Of 1915 north
Commercial street has purchased
the Needle Art shop of Mrs. F. e.
Null in the Mccormack building,
room 10. over Miller's store. The
business will be run on practical
" the same basis with the addt-
tlon of a new hemstitching ma
chine. Mrs. Null will remain In
the shop for some time.
Baby chicks, 55S State.
Having his left leg crushed
when log rolled off the carrier,
Lambert Dirk, Stayton man, en-
plOyed in the mill there, under
went an operation for the ampu-
tation of the left leg between the
foot and the knee yesterday at
the willamette sanitarium. He is
doing very well.
Learn piano, 12 weeks. Fifty
pupils now enrolled. Waterman ,
School, room 8, Mccormack bldg.
over Miller's. 70
William Allen, former Oregon
University student, was In town
yesterday on business. He return
to his home in Portland this eve b
ming after making Monmouth and s
Dallas. a
Learn piano, IL weeks. Fifty a
pupils now enrolled. Waterman t
School, room 8, Mccormack bldg. Il
over Miller's. 10 +
DR.. Fred Thompson made a v
short professional visit to Port +
land last night. q
Dreamland rink, grand open
Ing of spring and summer dances, n
Friday March "a, free to all. 71* +
The lantern lectures at st. :,
Paul's church are we'll attended =
and with increased interest. The y
general subject is 1.-THE Position Y
II the Anglican Church in the ;,
Religious World" The subject for a. a.
his, Thursday, evening will be :,
The Reformation of King Henry Al
ne Eighth" The hour is 1880. =,
CARD OF THANKS {.
We wish to thank our neigh u
'ors and friends for their kind IL
less and sympathy during our re- ID
ent bereavement.-Mrs B. T. II
Iandall, Mrs. Geo. Sutherland, u
iiss Mary Mathers, Miss Susie
fathers. 70
DR., and Mrs. Griffin, former y
esidents of Salem, have returned OF
ere after spending five years in ~
ne vicinity Of Kansas City. They ., Vi
ave bought residence here and 81
kpeCt to make Sa1em their home ~