Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-05
'F[EET|NG FOLK
. .GL|MPSED IN
PASSING

/ PASSING
Anderson, builder and
y actor Of Salem, is to leave
cOn,l Nav York today or tomorrow
l0' axnects to be. gone all sum
anu on ~ business. Since his return
1rom %o Mexico, Mr.. Anderson has
lrum guest of the Bligh hotel.
c.v W. Hickott, Of McMinn-
~ ~ and new state bank examin-
WY, = 4 in town on business today.
~ w. IS registered at the Marion no..
TEL
w Norb1ad, candidate for
raited Il states representative, and
srasent member of the legislature
s,on Astoria, is in town today on
,nsIness and registered at the
Marion.
\ r. wyatt, prominent attor-
,oy Of Linn county, is registered
# the Bligh hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Huntington
!, Eugene are at the New Ter
/. minal. ~
r 1. Johnson Of Walla Walla
i registered at the Bligh.
R. e. L. Brown of Roseburg is
ragistered at the New Terminal.
Ruy YOUR films at Sandies. 110*
Police announced today they
sre seeking Alden B. Packard who,
h il believed, may be in or near
Salem. Officers said they have
mme information for him.
sandies once Sandies always.
ITO"
Recent rains failed to hamper
Mr. and Mrs. s.. P. Kimball ir
their fishing Wednesday. Leaving
Salem at 3 a. M they went to
Oregon City and returned to Sa-
lem late in the afternoon with the
limit.
See our new showing of hats ir
ali new shades and priced right
"a, $3.50 and IS, The Mans Shop
ls State street. 107a
Eight hundred dollars is to bt
spent in altering garage at 42O
south Commercial street by F. E
Loose, of this city, according to {
building permit issued to him yes
terday by Deputy Recorder Mark
POulsen.
Sandie, formerly at Capital
Drug store, now at Red Cross phai
macy.
Films in at one at six they're
done. ITO"
one story garage. which it tC
cost approximately $500, is tc
be built by e. Kroeplin of this
city, at 1910 north Commercial
street, according to building
permit issued to him yesterday by
Mark Poulsen, deputy city record
er.
Pictures taken between 12 and
lii left at Sandies, at 6 they're
done. 110*
With the coming-or threaten
ed approach-of spring, the num-
Der Of men housed by request at
the city Jail has steadily decreased
and frequently no "sleepers" arc
registered. Last night one man
who gave his name as J. H. Cor
man was furnished free quarters
$3.50 will buy high grade
Harley-Davidson bicycle this week |
from 'The Cycle Man" lat S.
Commercial street. 1867
Today Salem police were mott
fled by telegram that touring
car had been stolen last night
from Redding, Cal, and local of
ficers were instructed to be on the
watch for automobile and driver
The telegram was sent by Sheriff
James L. Richardson.
HARRISON & Cleveland now at
229 State street, back of U. s. Nat.
bank. Authorized Ford service,
Phone 298. 1O7*
The Keizer school is to have its
closing exercises on Friday, May
y, according to Mrs. Mary L.
Fulkerson, Marion county super
ntendent of schools, who spent
Yesterday visiting at Keizer and
Beuna Vista. The pupils in both |
schools = are doing very good work,
Mrs Fulkerson said.
Don't worry. Smoke Rose
Voghland long filler sc cigar, at
all stores. 1Os"
Nimrod, on the Mckenzie, is
proving popular resort for Sa-
,sm sportsmen, according to VIII |
y Steel and A. L. Parkhurst, pro-
pletors of the hotel, who were
slsltlng in Salem yesterday. A. J.
kahn and n ID Co.. 80. .-..l,eAr