Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-21

- "n hlSuland avenue BY
Fatrolman George White. The
g'ris had escaped from the state
school for feeble minded earle,
in the day.
A number of students of the sa.
lem high school Friday took the
Bible test" which is given annu,
ally at the local school. One hall
credit is given If successful ex.
an'nation is passed on the new
testament and a half credit also
is given for the old testament
Last year about 20 students took
tie quiz.
l.. II. Siddall, chaser, of Astor.
Ia, was the only workman to lose
his life in Oregon industries dur.
ing the week ending January 10
according to reports filed with
the state industrial accident com.
OF the 314 accidents re-
ported for the week 292 are sub
Ject to the provisions Of the work.
mems compensation act.
The mems glee club Of William
cite university gave two concerts
one Wednesday night and the 9TH
er Thursday night to appreciative
at Falls City and Che
nawa indian school, respective
ly. This will end their activities
until the beginning of their three
weeks tour upon Thursday next,
1t Sherwood.
Bids on the new ventilating
system for the senate chamber
Ind the house of representatives
N the capitol building will be
opened by the state board Of CON
.rol on February 10, it was an
bounced by the board Friday. The
'egular legislative session of 1921
appropriated $4,000 for this pur-
pose. 1t is expected to have the
'ystem in operation by the time
he next regular session conyenes.
DR.. w. J. johnson, associate
secretary of the Presbyterian of
emperance and moral welfare,
will speak in Salem on February
!, according to announcement re-
,eived here today. He will also
ADDRESS throughout the state on
he following dates: Jan. %, 27,
Portland; Jan. 20, Eugene and
Corvallis; Jan. 81, Monmouth
md McMinnville; Feb. 8, Ashland.
Cards on which forwarding ad-
Iresses may be written should be
,iven guests by all hotels, accord
ng to a communication received
" p, stmaster August Huckestein
f Salem, from Washington, D. G.
Hotel methods Of handling mail
lave not progressed with other
Methods Of doing business the
from the postmas-
er general says, "and many COM
'laints are received by postmast-
rs"
An automobile driven by R. M.
Iofer, 7S5 south Commercial
treet, and one piloted by r. G.
soberts, also of this city, were
onsiderably damaged in an acci-
Ient which occurred on the Pa
ific highway south of Salem yes
erday, according to a report made
o the police last night. A rear
Wheel was torn off of the Roberts
ar when 1t was struck from be-
ind by the Hofer machine. No
ody was injured, according to
he report.
E. G. Robbins of Portland, as
istant general passenger agent
or the Northern Pacific company,
as been named by Governor Oh
oft to serve ON the committee
AIMED several days ago to investi-
ate conditions at the Oregon en-
loyment institution for the blind
t Portland. Robbins will lsuc-
eed Harry w. Stone who declined
he appointment because of lack
t time to devote to the duties in
olVed.
FREE
Consultation and examination,
hrs. Bradford &c Bradford, D. G.
tate Licensed Physicians. Ten
ears In practice. Phone 526,
ute 319, Oregon bldg. 26"
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
socolofsky and
Scott to Speak
at Club Monday
d. D. Socolofsky and John II.
colt, Salem real estate Dealers
ill be the speakers at the com
,erciaI clubs weekly luncheon
Ionday noon, it was announced
his morning. "Own Your own
Fome,v will be the subject on
,hiob tbav will talk.