Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-03

After making the trip from
hawrenceville, ILL.,, to Salem over
mountain roads, detours and des-
erts without having any trouble
Of any kind, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A..
Kyger came to grief yesterday aft
ernoon about two miles south OF
town when he essayed to pass a
truck driven by John Etter and
was forced down little bank ana
onto the tracks of the Commercial
street car line. A wheel was
broken beyond repair and fender
BADLY smashed. The parties re-
turned to Salem and registered at
the auto park last night.
The Kyger brothers-O. A. and
%. B.-with their families are
making the trip in two autos to
Los Angeles, where they expect to
locate. o. B. Kyger had passed
the truck and just as his brother
started to follow the truck turned
20 the left to take a side road.
Phere was no signal given and the
smash followed. Mr.. Etter stoou
che expense of the repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G, Sherrick, OF
Chehalis, Wash, registered at the
camp grounds last night and re-
port that they nearly bumped an
auto near Rainier when 1t stopped
without any signals. The Sher-
ricks are grocers in Centralia and
are bound for Tiajuana, Mexico,
where they will spend month
there, incidentally taking in sew
eral of the bull fights.
A. Gilliland and his father oil
harrisburg, Or, are in Salem
looking up places where they and
the sons wife can pick prunes this
fall. They registered last night
at the Salem auto park.
B. B. Johnson, Oakland, Cal,
advertising man, soliciting work
from firms putting out nail aprons
and yardsticks, is combining work
and pleasure by taking his wife
and small son along and camping
at each town. They are registered
at the auto park.
When j, E. Allen and his wife,
Long Beach, CAL, who registered
at the Salem auto park last night,
protested to the Portland auto
park superintendent about putting
Portland stickers on their wind
SHE'D, the man became very inn
pudent and said that if they didn't
want to let him put the sticker on
the windshield he could not ac-
commodate them for the night
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen took his WORD
and drove to Vancouver, Wash.
where they spent the night. II
remarking about the incident Mr.
Allen said that if he had allowed
all the people that wanted to pu
stickers on the glass he woule
have had hard time to see thi
road.
George Hohl ana family Of Pas
adena arrived in Salem few day
| ago and registered at the aut
lpark. and before deciding to leav
Mr.. Hohl had accepted a job a
finisher in the T. 6. Roberts hom'
which is being built on the corne
Of Summer and Marion.
c. ]. Shelton and his family ar
rived in Salem Sunday and regis
tered at the Salem auto park. Mr.
Shelton is Prudential insurance
man and has been offered posi-
tion with either the Salem office
or the Albany office. He will
know definitely by Monday and
should he stay here another party
Of tourists will be added to the
list that have located in Salem
this year.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baer, Paul,
Ida, are stopping at the Salem
auto park while Mr.. Baer is work
ing for a few days at the Great
Western garage. Tomorrow morn
ing they will start for their home
town.
Fifty-four camps were made at
the park last night. Half the
number were lay overs from pre-
vious registrations while the re-
naming half were new arrivals.
They were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Cooper, Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Robinson, Custer, S. D.; Mr..
and Mrs. C. j. Foster, Portland;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Shelton, Che
halls, Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Jensen and party, San Francisco;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hurlin and
party. Buhl. Idaho; Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G.. Taylor, Los Angeles; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Fields, Portsmouth, Ohio;
When you feel lazy, out of sorts
and yawn a good deal in the day