Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-14

,hareabouts of her niece, with whom
"a formerly lived in Salem.
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
The Dixie Land eight piece or
.hestra are scheduled to give their
.0eond dance at the Armory Satur-
asv evening. This orchestra has
been judged by many as being the
hast of its kind in the west. Such
great hit was made by them in
Portland that they have been en-
rloyed to regularly play to the radio
ANS from Portland broadcasting
.tation. "Dodo" the singer furnishes
me Deluxe part Of the program.
Marguerite D'Alvarez, contral-
N armory Friday, Dec. 18th.
\ saats 55c, $1,10, $l.65, $2,2o on
aale Friday, 10 a. m. 297'
Row Burton, George H. Riches and
uorrv Wenderoth have been appoint
Al bv the county court as aprais-
ara Of the estate of Sarah Roxana
Gilbert.
Goods which had remained in the
breier clothing store window on
,o,tb Commercial street after it had
hsen broken into Thursday night
and which were removed by the po-
lise. Yesterday were returned to the
management.
Christmas Special ID. box
hest home made candy 49c. The
Spa. SF
Minor damages came out Of an
automobile collision on State street
bstween Commercial and Liberty
yesterday in which cars driven by
!. Baumgartner, s35 D street, and
4 T. Gillian, 776 south Twelfth
street, figured. No one was injured.
Christmas Special lb. box
hast home made candy Acc. The
Spa, zSF
Howard Waters, 1899 State street,
complained to the police yesterday
that his bicycle had been stolen from
the Y. NJ. C. A. building.
Nu Bone corsets, phone 2050J.
A. e. Lyons. 29S%i
An automobile thief stole his car
last night, G. L. Warren, of route
3, complained to the police. The
machine was parked near the W. c..
4 U. hall on south Commercial
direct.
Shoes and gloves which were found
BY A. W. Ellis, 1868 Ferry street,
under his front porch, are believed
by the police to have been cashed
there by some thief. Mr.. Ellis turn
Cd the stuff over to officers yes
tsrday.
Your last chance tonight to see
that clever Alice Brady picture at
the Liberty. 297A
Patrolman Victor took to the po-
iiOe station last night two bicycles
which he found abandoned downtown
Your last chance tonight to see
that clever Alice Brady picture at |
the Liberty. 297* |
After spending several months vis-
ting in Seattle and Tacoma, Mrs. |
W. R, Anderson has returned to Sa-
lem to make her home with her SON
h-law, Police Sergeant Elmer
White.
Our shipment Of cedar chestc |,
mas arrived. On account of the
aeiay we have made arrangements
70 sell them at 20 per cent dis
eount. Giese Furniture Co. 297*
With the heavy snow of today
sad the recent cold weather, pros
poets Of a lower market for the
oArStmas turkey have gone glim-
nering, according to the general
Opmlon of market men. Today the
markets are paying from 80 to "a
.Or No. turkeys, with old toms
Onnging three cents less. On this
paSls, the prospects are pretty good
aOf a retail price of about 45 cents
Keys.
AT the meeting of the Civic art
s'0'ion OF the Salem Arts league held
4S' evening, plans for the coming
var We're discussed, which include
- following: General theory of
.Anu'cape gardening, planning home
rounds, decorating and planting
l.S'erials, floral specialties, soil cul-
sIe' walks and drives, streets and
gsfkmgs and talks by experts on
as various phases of landscape gar