Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-06
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rsomas B. Kay Of Salem, has ;
81 been appointed member of
lss' H. Board Of Trustees Of the Ore
'n0 F;re Relief association Of Nc
ssTinnyille, spn succeeding Mr.. Scott 4.
p;aa. pt, whose death occurred short
time ago. /,
cold fish free. Two gold fish
nd a bowl free with each Soc
nackage n of Lac Lax while they
last pa Perry's Drug store. 265f
hinge tomato weighing 2A
..nnds and measuring II inches in
pti.nmferance was brought to the
1eu,nal office this morning by G.
Mossarli. who resides about five
m;los southeast of Salem on route
< The tomato is exceptionally
smooth and well formed FOR its size.
spveral large specimens were
hrought to the Journal during the
summer which had mass of bulk
but were freaks as far as form was
.oncerned. Mr.. Misserli says that |
bis tomato patch was in protect
al hollow and that they continued |
70 ripen until the heavy frost last
Thursday night.
CANCER REMOVED =
DR.. s. G. Stone removed large |
cancer yesterday from the nose of
Mrs. Eva Schaeffer of Mt. Angel,
Oregon. Applied a medicine. 264
Mr., and Mrs. W. L, Kuser have
received word from their son Will
liam G.. Kuser, who is a sophomore
at the University Of Oregon, of his
appointment to the University
mems glee club. He will sing bari
tone. Mr.. Kuser was a member of
the glee club at the state univer-
sty of Iowa in his freshman year.
P. L. Frazier, candidate for
city recorder, has been a resident
and taxpayer in Salem for the
past "a years.-Paid adv. 264
A bicycle which had been report
ed stolen and later recovered by the
police yesterday was claimed by
Everett Lisle, 1O41 south Thirteenth
street.
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
After spending the weekend Wis.,
iting relatives in Portland, Miss
Laura Payton, Salem grade school
teacher, returned here last night.
For loans, see G. w. Larlar, AIT
Oregon bldg.
While driving his automobile away
from a curb on Liberty street be-
tween State and Court yesterday
1t was struck by another machine,
Frank Barnett, Of route 4 told the
police.
Attention Elks, election re-
turns will be received at the club
rooms Tuesday evening. 265*
W H. Walton returned Monday
from Copco, ON the klamath river
Where he attended the celebration
attendant upon turning on Of the
second unit of power from the rec
emily completed dam built at cost
exceeding $1,000,0O0 by the Califor-
nia-Oregon Power Co. Over a
thousand people attended the ce1e-
bration, including a car of engfn-
eers and bankers from the north
west and two cars Of San Francisco
bankers The dam is 170 feet high
above the surface, of the Klamath
river and extends still greater dis
tance beneath the surface Of the
stream to bedrock. Approximately
$4,000 horsepower is developed,
with possible development Of as
much more at a second damsite.
The structure is one of the largest
In the northwest and the company
expects to be deliveing power to
Salem in the near future. A second
unit of the Prospect power plant on
the upper Rogue river owned by the
same company is to be constructed
at once.
Dan F. Langenberg has moved
MIS- studio to the second floor OF
the Hauser bldg. room /, phone
zO7S, 264
n Congressman W. G. Hawley is tt
DC the speaker at the weekly lunch
con of the Kiwanis club at the Mar
ION, 1T was announced today. Mr.
,hawley is to speak on any subjec
ne may choose.
Mrs. Charles Gordon. Mrs. A
etralee, Mrs. Robert Nelson, an,
robert Nelson, Jr., stopped in sa
lem last night on their way to thei
nome IN Grants Pass from Portlan
wnere they spent Saturday and Sun
uay visiting friends. They registere
as the guests of the Bligh hotel.
Mrs, Ida May Foster, 50, wifi
u ]. 81. Foster, and mother Of fou