Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-05

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ldustrial school for girls, who made
er escape from the institution yes
srday.
An automobile, abandoned, was
laced in a garage by the police
esterday. 1t was found to be reg
stered in the name of A. R. Tracey,
T Bellingham, Wash.
Two thousand dollars is to be
pent by John Williamson, Of this
ity in erecting a dwelling at 1926
efferson street, according to a
permit issued to him yes
erday by Mark Poulsen deputy city
ecorder.
An automobile, registered in the
lame of John Berwick, route 4,
was found abandoned, by
he police last ngiht, and was placed
n local garage.
Rev. Leroy Walker returned to
Salem Sunday where he is attend
ng the Willamette university. Rev.
Walker is pastor of the Donald,
Waconda and Fargo circuit and has
been spending the Thanksgiving
holidays visiting with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Walker of
Brockway,-Roseberg Review.
With its present membership of
l13, the Salem Business Mems Lea
que is receiving more liberal sup
port from. the merchants of the city
than ever before in the Leagu's his
tory according to G. E. McAfee. Five
have been recently re-
reived for membership and will be
acted on at the next meeting, Mr..
McAfee said.
The condition of Mrs. Charles M
Rohr, Portland, who was operated
on here last Saturday for the re-
moval of gall stones was said to be
greatly improved. Mrs. Rohr was in
Salem visiting friends and was TAX
en- suddenly and seriously Ill and il
was necessary to operate at once.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mer-
ianne Schneider, 81, who died yes
terday at the family residence, 1905
Nebraska street, will be held Thurs
day morning from the church located
at Center and 18th streets at 10
o'clock with Rigdon and Son funeral
directors in charge. Following the
service here a second service will
be held at the McCabe church, near
McMinnville. Interment will be in
the south Yamhill cemetery, five
miles south of McMinnville. Be
sides the husband, Martin Schreiber
here survive six sons and four
daughters, an living in or near Sa-
EN- or McMinnville.
j. W. Winters, superintendent OF
schools at Mill City, stopped in Sa-
EN- last night on his way home after
spending the Thanksgiving vaca-
lion and week end at his home in
Polk county.
Mrs. B. A. Cover, of Mill City
was received at the Deaconess hos
oital this morning for medical care
Martha and Eugene Chase, living
1t 639 Center street, returned yes
terday from four days visit with
relatives at Carleton. Mrs. C. H.
Rowe, the children's grandmother
who was also visiting there will re-
main until Christmas.
Mrs. Mary A. Thatcher, rs, res
ident of Salem for nearly so years
died yesterday evening at the home
705 north Liberty street. Besides
the husband, e. A. Thatcher, there
survive two daughters, Mrs. Jack
Ryan, Wanna, Ore, and Mrs. Emily
Barrett, Klamath Falls. Funeral ar
will be announced later
from the Webb and Clough mortu-
ary.
Funeral services for Betty Jane
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Clinton Harlan, 500 north 10th
street who died Sunday were helG
this afternoon at o clock from the
Terwilliger funeral home. Inter
ment was in the L. O.. 0. F. GENE
terry. The baby was two months ant
seven days old. Rev. Thomas Ache
son offieiated as minister.
Mrs. Mildren Blauser, $50 nortl
High street, was received at the
Willamette Sanitarium yesterday
for medical care.
Last Saturday morning the river
reading was six tenths Of a foot
below the low water mark. On Mon
day it had risen to seven tenth'
of foot above the low water mark
During the next "a hours, the read
ing being taken this morning thu
river rose an exact foot, the read
ing being IL feet.
A ten pound boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Brown, Sunday
December the third, at the home o.
Mrs. Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs