Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-14
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50, K. Jacobs of the New York
s'1 r,mrance company, who has
ln' .' 0atient at the Portland Sur
Ds'I y, bosuital for the past month,
p'' s.sn brought to her home at
hs IN Church street, but VIII not
sV0 w. ~ n he about for some time.
r..,,t insurance, Standley s.
Folsy.
-, dollars bail was required from
v.,v Mathis, 16l south Fourteenth |
..,set, ~, when he was arrested yrster-
,I' x Motorcycle Patrolman Shell
- Y. n charge Of speeding. Mr..
S.th, y was cited to appear late this
',,.roOu before Police Judge Earl
H.ts.
vor loans, see G. w. Larlar. AT
oregon bldg.
n, and Mrs. A. Todd, of Mill
NV stopped in Salem last night
!. their way home from Portland
,,Gs they spent the day on busi-
lss
luto insurance, STANDBY 6
Foley zfz
CSmulaint that his bicycle was
.sleu from in front Of his residence
v,s made to the police last night
n Henry KlOssen, e45 Ferry street.
n Love, the jeweler. saiem.
Although a horse driven by Floyd |
Mkel, 275 north Twenty-third
arset, was struck by an automobile,
dIOted by an unidentified driver,
hs animal was not hurt, according |
. b Mr.. volkel's report to the police
ha evening. The accident occur
( Nd on D street.
The Bank Barber shop has
. moved to 341 N. Com'l. 272
Milk thieves have been operating
4 b her neighborhood, Mrs. Kate
Hart, 1885 Commercial street, COM
y,lned to the police last night. Bot
. lm we're stolen from her porch on
h consecutive nights, Mrs. Hart
. MD,
Royal Dadmun, baritone, this !
Friday Nov. 18th, soc, 81, $3.50 Ii
II, seats on sale Thursday arm
'ay 10 a. m. 272*
A bicycle which he found aband- 9
)aed near the Masonic temple, High s
ind State streets, was removed to h
Ne police station last night by K
gatrolman Victor.
Thos. Brown has removed his LIZ
hw office permanently to 40 Ii
hi Oregon bldg. 272 t
Will 7. Kirk, industrial accident :
Commissioner, went to Portland to- a
~ where tonight he will address +
y members Of the Purchasing a
9gsnty association ON the workings !
the Oregon Compensation act.
Western pipeless furnaces are I
rst, G. s. Hamilton, Good Fur
|ture. 271+
Percy A. Cupper, state engineer h
y a Portland visitor Monday, on m
hclal business. al
|i21 Wood and coal combination !,
saters now $21.50. G. S. Hamil i
n, Good Furniture. 271%
George L. Wiley, Portland at 9,
Fney, filed his resignation as Il
Benber Of the Oregon Bar associa- :,
1eH, with the supreme court here :,
HOnday, T
$50 Wood and coal combina- y
on heaters, now $3.50. c. S. =
amilton, Good Furniture. 271*
The state highway commission, :
f@ty of Union and city of La . I.
ande have Joined in an application a
the public service commission
authority to construct an over n
IA crossing across the tracks of 4
uegon-Washington railroad at s
'aell in the city of La Grande. +,
y estimated cost of the proposed 9
'ue1nre is given as $4,000 and the h
r'lc service commission is asked a
,pportion the cost among the sew n
n interests, =
- and Mrs. A. 2. Beattie and ..
ssn'er, Margaret Of Oregon :
Ng and Mrs. Cora Roberts of !,
"uand were week end visitors :
lug ~ W w. Moore home. Miss
'Ds Moore who is attending {
ufegon Agricultural college :
M a'so home for the week end :
a her parents. o o
NJ 's Emma Hewitt was home
Il y corvallis to spend Sunday
AOnday with her parents. g
h.m Oafl g. Doney, president of a