Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-07

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Hotel BIigh Arrivals
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Frank Sherlock, N. Y; w. S. !
Booth. Portland; l.. l.. Breede,
Portland; E. f. Mullin, Portland;
Henry Kinniki, Amity; Thos. M.
Moyor. MeMinnville; Roy M. =
Corvallis: Geo. w. Peter |,
son, Portland; J. w. Derby, Allie !,
gany; G. F. Wright, WOODBURY.
A. L. WILDER. Albany; r. w. 8
Ward. Albany; NJ. Boulton. N. Y;
Fl. Bowyer, N. Y; d. A. Edlin and
wife. Portland; Eugene Aliskey $
and wife. N. Y; ]. Fortsine, N. =
Y; Jesse Wilson and wife. Port ,
land; Paul Kolin. Portland; v. u
A. Fitzgerald, Portland; C. A,
Bucher, Hillsboro; B. Applegate, 4
Portland: E. E. Sloat, o. g. R; G.
H. Johnson, Worcester, Mass; r.
e. Wilcox, Portland; J. C. Dunn.
Cloverdale. {
Miss Nellie Schwab, a 1nezzo-
soprano will be presented in re-
cital next Tuesday evening at the
First Christian church by Dan {
Langenberg. Miss Schwab is we'll ,
known here in musical circles
and the public is cordially invit- !
ed to attend the recital.
Tonight, Songs of Other Days,
at armory, soc, 75c. 81. Don't
miss 1t. 291*
Very few Salem residents hav-
ing war saving stamps of the 1918
issue have turned them in for
payment, according to Postmas-
ter John Farrar. The post office
received the necessary supplies
for the receiving of the stamps
several days ago. These stamps
are due for payment on Jan. 1,
1928. and in order that they be
paid at the time they fall payable
1t Is necessary that they be turn
ed in soon. Mr.. Farrar said. From
here they are sent to the federal
reserve bank In Portland which
will send a bank draft for the
amount. "It would aid us very
much IL the stamps would be
brought in before the Christmas
rush." the postmaster said.
Tonight, Songs of other Days,
at armory, SOC, 75c, ST.. Don't
miss it. 291*
The Southern Pacific lines an
nounced today through John M.
Scott, general passenger agent
for the company, that during the
holiday season q special excur-
sion rate of one and one half the
one way fare would be charged
for round trip fare where the
one way fare is $50 or less. Tick
cts will be on sale beginning Dec.
22 and continuing until Jan. /.
1928, with a final return limit Of
January 3rd.
Effective next Sunday, Oregon
and Liberty theaters. Doors open +
fifteen minutes earlier. On Sun
days continuous performances.
shows start promptly at 2, 4. s
and O'Clock. On week days
shows start at 2, 4, and 8
o'clock. 293*
Charged with cutting cor
ner, George Arnos Of Lebanon |
was arrested by Motorcycle Pa
trolman Shelton yesterday. He
furnished SIS bail and was cited
to appear in the police court next
Monday.
| 10 a. m. and 1880 p. M. Satur-
day we will hold two auction
sales at our auction house, Lfber
ty and Court st. Stiff Furnishing
Co. 1922
M. r. Ivey, clerk of the circuit
court here, yesterday identified as
his bicycle which, according to
John Harris several days ago had
attempted to sell to a second
hand goods dealer. Harris is be-
ing held in jail pending develop
ments in his case.
Two auction sales Saturday at
Stiff's auction house, 10 a. m. and
1:30 p. M, corner Liberty and
4 Court. 1922
| P. H. Baker, 1853 north Eigh-
teenth street, notified the police
yesterday that. while headed west
on Chemeketa street. his automo-
bile had collided with car driv-
en- by an unidentified man. There
was no damage and no one was
injured.
Dan f. Langenberg will pre-
sent Miss Nellie Schwab, mezzo
soprano, in recital at the First
Christian church Tuesday, Dec.
: ~, assisted by Miss Mildred Jae-
ger. nianist. accompanist and