Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-01


looking after business affairs in
Salem.
Miami Melodians, opening
dance, armory Saturday night.
2Os.
Police were notified yesterday
that an automobile had been stol
en- from Albany.
Round three of 1.-THE Leather
Pushers" at the Liberty today.
2O8t
r. r. Boardman, physical di-i
rector of the Y. M. C. A, spent
Thursday in Portland on business.
Dancing Horseshoe park to-
night. Art Laflar's orchestra 20S
william H. Jones arrived yes
terday afternoon from Eugene
and will remain for short time
PEAR CANNING BEGINS
L ne OIe6On OIOWSIS 1dChlHS
Corporation need rs additional
women at their plant, corner
Trade and High Street.
Charles Whitman, formerly
clerk at the. Bfigh, has returned
to his old position after spending
three years in Portland.
WOMEN WANTED
For steady work at Starr Fruit |
Products Co., Church and Mill
streets. 209*
Hugh Aspinwall and family,
route g. expect to leave Sunday
for southern Oregon for ten
days camping trip.
Miami Melodians, 1922 New
port Casino success. Grand open
ing ball, Salem armory, Saturday
night. 208*
Arriving yesterday afternoon
by motor were Miss Mary Power,
Alvin M. James and Miss K Pow
er. all of Oakland and Miss B
Fisher of San Francisco.
PEAR CANNING BEGINS
The Oregon Growers Packing
Corporation need rs additional
women at their plant, corner
Trade and High streets.
l.. J. Jewett of st. Paul, was in
the city Thursday on business. Mr.. |,
Jewett has just been discharged
from the marines after four years
of service, during which time he
rose to the rank of corporal.
After years at 495 Court St
will move my hat blocking bust
ness to 291 ~ Commercial St.,
where 1 will be pleased to serve
all customers promptly after Sept
5. C. B. Ellsworth. FL
A gold watch and chain were
stolen from his residence when it
was entered by burglars, w. S.
Mckinney. of Fairview avenue. /
complained to the police last !
night. II
PEAR CANNING BEGINS :
The Oregon Growers Packing =
Corporation need rs additional :
women at their plant, corner
Trade and High streets.
Shortly after Virgil E. Starr of
route 7, had notified the police
yesterday afternoon that his BIZ
cycle was stolen here, he inform :
ed them that it had been recov-
cred. k
Patrolman Shelton this morn =,
Ing arrested r. H. Barton of Sa-
lem on charge of speeding. He
iurnished $40 bail and was cited a
b appear in the police court to- 81
morrow afternoon. D'
An automobile driven by S. G. ed
Hinkle. 81 north High street, tb
,ollided with truck owned by ra
-he Peoples Cash store and was e,
Nightly damaged yesterday, ac- Fl
'ording to a police report. a,
Walter S. Low, street commits vi
Homer, was notified by the police al
oday that a bridge on Waller en-
ltreet. between 18th and 18th IA
treet, had been reported to be in
lad condition. An Investigation pu
will be made Immediately. tn
Jack Sherman Of Salem was he
AIKEN into custody by Patrolmsn "a
ihelton early this morning on a be
barge OF speeding. He was re- 90,
aired to furnish $40 bail and
Tas cited to appear in the police E.
ourt before Judge Earl Race 81
his afternoon. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parsonage l3
New York city arrived in Sa- th'
I'm yesterday by motor. accom- 70
anied by several friends Mr. 10
arsonage is a painter and car prf
enter and intends to locate near qui
r in Salem The party will spend Is
month or six weeks looking fis
yer the Oregon country before
;ttiiE definitely son