Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-17

| PASSING |
T., Larson of Eugene, motor
a through the city yesterday with
" . Marty of eastern friends headed
sor the Columbia highway. They
stopped at the Marion.
Phil Metchan, manager ana
.ronrietor of the Imperial hotel
ltonned in Salem yesterday with
his family on his way to Silver
ton and from there back to Port
land by auto.
lanes Linn proprietor of the
Marion. with his manager, A. N.
pierce, leaves this afternoon for
fishing trip in eastern Oregon.
They will be gone about three
days.
Mr. and Mrs. IT q. Bligh and
Mr. and Mrs. AL Feller returned
today after spending the week
ord at Tillamook. They travelled
hv motor and on the way over an
oxla on the Feller car broke. No
one was injured.
Among Corvallis visitors at the
hotels are G.. G. Garret, S II.
straub and J. e. Tolman who are
registered at the New Terminal.
T. V. Starrett of Roseburg is
registered at the Marion.
E. j. Fowler of Toledo, Ore,
with his daughter Thelma, is d
guest of the Bligh hotel.
DR.. w. A. Johnson has moved
his office and is associated with
DR.. Skiff, 306 Masonic bldg. 16S
A temporary grandstand is be-
ing made at-the children IS play
ground so that the band which
plays there Tuesday will be in
sight of all. Those intending to at
tend the concert should be there
by 7:15 o'clock If they wish to
witness the stunts of fancy div
mg team lead by Julian Burroughs
The Pied Piper Tea Sroom and
Catering Shop at 346 North Ca pi-
tol, will open Tuesday afternoon
o+ . o,o,ocIr 16S
Salem police were this after
noon assisting in search for
Robert Richardson, an inmate of
the state hospital for the insane,
who escaped from the institution
this morning.
CAPITAL ICE & COLD STOR-
AGE Cove guarantee to furn-
ish pure crystal ice to our GUS
toners throughout the entire
season. Our plant open day and
night. Prompt residence deliver
les You save money buying a
coupon book. Phone ESQ. :"
Five hundred persons were pres
ent at Wilson Park yesterday af-
ternoon when Rev. w. 7. Milliken
delivered a sermon on "What the
Church Offers for the Man of To
day." DR.. F. Brown presided and
Rev. j. j. Evans led in the scrip
ture reading and prayer. The music
for the afternoon was in charge OF
Fred Brewer with Bob Bates in
charge of the orchestra.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE
Leave your films today at Pat
toms Book store,
William Hartman, jeweler, and
E. 4. Smith, insurance man, re-
turned today from Belknap springs
on the Mckenzie, where they
spent week s vacation.
About 20 Boy Scouts accompan
led by H. F zinser, scout executive
spent Saturday evening at River
side park where they built BIZ
bonfire, roasted weiners, PLAYED
games, and went in swimming. Mr
Zinser also gave instructions il
life saving. The boys will max
the trip again next Saturday ever
ing.
DR.. John L. Lynch has return
ed to his office, 4O3 Oregon bldg
16|
r. e. Fullerton, who is to b
director of the Boy Scout camp {
be held at Cascadia August l-lt
took H. F. Zinser, local scout exc
cutive, and R. R. Orffe, cook TO
the camp, to Portland this after
noon where they will purchase
cooking outfit.
We buy and sell used rurnitur
Geise' & Co., phone 464.
Carroll L. Mcdonald and Elbe1
L. Powell, clerks at the SaleI
post office, left Salem today fo
Crater Lake where they will spen
e vacation of two weeks.