Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-16
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X Oct. IT. - Cyrena Van j.
X Gordon, prima donna mezzo \
\ contralto, in concert at j,
X armory. X
X Oct. 17.-Parent-teachers \.
X meeting. Lincoln school. X
X Oct. 22Dec. 2O.-Cam- \:
X paign for endowment for \:
x Willamette university. !.
X Oct. 28.-Football, Will j:
X lamette VS., Chemawa Indian X
x school. Sweetland field. X
X Oct. 28-29.-Marion coun- X
X ty convention of Christian X
X Endeavor, Pratum. X
X Nov. General election. \:
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His bicycle was stolen from the
alley next to the Bligh theater
last night, I. Swaddel, 1850 Mill
street, complained to the police.
Dance Tues. night, regular
Wed. night dances to be given ev-
cry Tuesday. Hear Wick Meyers
superb orchestra, Dreamland rink
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Love. the jeweler, Salem. :"
Herbert Darby, of Salem, left
last night for Eugene where he is
attending the University of Ore
gon. He spent the weekend
visiting relatives here.
Three dollars will pr1ng YOU
the Capital Journal for one year
by mail in Marion and Polk coun-
ties, during the bargain month of
October. =
Wolcott Buren, and Asel Eoff,
both of Salem, left last night for
Eugene where they will spend
short time visiting friends at the
University of Oregon.
Bargain month, on the Capital
Journal, until October 81 new
subscriptions will be taken and
old ones renewed for SO per year
by mail in Marion and Polk coun-
ties. =
After spending one day hunting
in the vicinity of Salem, e. H.
Pixley, Eugene insurance man,
returned to Eugene by automo-
bile last night.
The only method in the world |
specializing in popular music, full |
harmony taught in IL lessons.
Piano school, room 3,
bldg. over Miller's.
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An automobile roadster was
found abandoned near the state |
hospital by the police yesterday.
They said the records show it to
oe the property of c. E. Hibson,
If route Z.
Bulbs, cut flowers and pot
ed plants. Plants store, 1856 S.
phone All. We de-
iver. 247~
Although an automobile driven
" H. H. Schultz, 1910 Bellevue
treet, collided with a street car
It the corner of Church and State
treet yesterday. there was no
amage and no one was injured.
Dance tonight. Cole McElroy's |
rchestra, Odeon hall, Albany.
246*
Slight damage came out of
wreck yesterday in which auto
mobiles driven by C. O. Johnson,
f Corvallis, and H. w. Delapo-
inc, of route 8, figured. No one
vas hurt.
While driving south on Com
lercial street Saturday night his
was struck by a car
loying in the same direction, ].
). Sohn, of route A, told the
olice.
Salmon for canning, 25 lbs or
yer SC lb. Midget Market. 24S*
His watch was stolen from his
esk at the Salem Kings Food
roducts company Saturday, Cliff
ord Armstrong, 1857 Laurel
venue, complained to the police.
Dance Tues. night, regular g
1ed. night dances to be given ev- I
ry Tuesday. Hear Wick Meyers S
lperb orchestra, Dreamland rink I
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Six thousand five hundred dol 4
IFS is to be the cost of dwelling a
, be erected at 1853 north t
eventeenth street by George H u
aul, of this city, according to r
lilding permit issued to him a
aturday by Mark Poulsen, deputy a
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