Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-15

F. T. Arnold and his family ar
rived in Salem yesterday from
Washington, D. G.
Dancing at Lakebrook Thurs
day night. Art Laflar's orchestra
i 1914
| Hugh Aspinwall, route 8, is
spending today in Salem.
We buy and sell used furniture
Gelse 6 Co., phone 464.
| Mrs. G. A. Tucker, route 4, who
has been i'll at local hospital for
a short time, returned to her
home yesterday.
Dance tonight at Dreamland
1899
James Knight of Gervais, re-
turned to his home from a local
hospital yesterday afternoon. He
has been i'll for about three weeks
Love, the Jewe1er. Salem. I"
Charles Chase returned to Sa-
lem yesterday from Bremerton,
Wash, where he has been for sew
eral weeks ON combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Eta Coffey of Oregon
City is visiting for few days
with Mrs. Chas. Davis, 639 Cen
ter street.
DR.. Blatchford has moved his
dental office from the Oregon
building to 502 U. S. Nat. bank
building, associated with DR.. Ell
lis, phone 169. 1914
Roy Stickles Of Eugene, stop
ped over in Salem yesterday on
his way to Portland to visit
friends. He left for Portland this
morning.
Dancing at Lakebrook Thurs
day night. Art Laflar's orchestra.
1871
County Assessor Oscar Steel
hammer and A. A. Lee will leave
for Oregon City tomorrow where |
they will attend to business con-
nected with the assessors office.
w. c. Woodard, manager of the |
Silver Falls Timber company at |
is business visitor in
Salem.
Speech worth hearing. If you |
wish to hear the compulsory edu-
cation bill discussed in an instruc |
tive and entertaining manner,
come to the armory this evening
and hear Judge Wooten of Seat |
tle-eloquent, pleasing and con-
vincing. 1899
M. Aparton of Portland report
ed to the police in person yester-
lay that his Ford coupe was stol-
en- Saturday night in Portland.
The car was practically new and
lad been driven only a short time.
Is national character. Judge
Dudley G. Wooten of Seattle, who
will speak at the armory tonight
IN the school question, is man
II national reputation as lawyer,
iurist and congressman. He is
worth hearing. 1882
Mckinley Morley proved own
srship yesterday to the storage
battery which was stolen from
lim recently.
There are to be no less than
1000 Elks from all over Oregon
1t the Elks state convention at
seaside September 7, and 9,
md we want Salem to be we'll
represented" an official of the {
ocal lodge said today. Already X
everal scores of local bills" 5
rave announced their inten tions ,
# going and those who have not {
igned up for room reservations
re admonished to do SO today. q
1899
Claud Johnson Of Salem while 7
irving along the river road in t
'olk county collided with a car '
riven by j. E. Zigler of Gervais ]
The damage to the cars was S
light. d
Dance tonight at Dreamland.
1882 a
Yesterday afternoon a car driv- 2
n and owned by Mary E. Talbert a
f Iceberg struck car driven Ii
y G.. McAllister on north Capt. "
oil street. The front of the Tai il
ert car was smashed and the
IcCallister car received a dam
ged front wheel and a bent fend- j.
r. A mechanic from the Valley d
iotor company was summoned m
nd while he was bringing the car a.
D the garage it was overturned. C
he top was smashed in and three IL
laSG vUindOua wera broken "