Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-24

few days on business.
Glenn Gray of Corvallis spent
Sunday in the city as guest of
the New Terminal
A. H. Harlan of Falls City was
a guest of the Bligh hotel.
We buy and sell used furniture
Geise & Co., phone 464.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lihdbeck,
who reside near Auburn, left Salem
Yesterday by automobile for Rocka-
Wv beach where they will spend a
two weeks vacation. Mr.. Lindbeck
is Salem correspondent to the Port
land Journal.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE
Leave your films today at Pat
toms Book store.
Roy Stickels, of Eugene, spent
the weekend visiting in Salem. He
returned to Eugene this morning.
Miss Erma Tanning, a member Of
the June graduating class Of Viii
lamette University, has signed a
contract to teach botany, general
science and first year Spanish in
the Edwall, Wn., high school. She
secured the position through the
Teachers Agency at Spokane.
DR.. w. A. Johnson has moved
his office and is associated with
Dr. Skiff, 900 Masonic bldg. 174
The first meeting to be held in
three weeks and the last until the
last Tuesday in August will be held
by the Kiwanians tomorrow noon
in the Marion hotel. Cromwell
Blower Of Birmingham, Alabama, Is
announced as the speaker and his
subject is Knocking a Home Run
in Business.
Oscar Holmes and A. P. Starr of
Dallas, Or, accompanied by their
wives motored here Saturday and
registered at the Imperial hotel.
They reported that conditions in
Dallas are better than they have
heeu for a long time. The mills are
in operation and are running large
forces of men. The prune growers
of the district are particularly
pleased with the prospects for large
crops this season. Both the prices
and the yield Of prunes will more
or less make up for the loss that
was suffered last Aear.-Oregonian.
Fronts Of the J. G. Perry drug
store and the Tallman piano house
ON south Commercial street, were
showed back short distance, and
a large plate glass window in the
drug store was broken Saturday af-
ternoon when an automobile driven
by Peter Potter of Butte, Mont.
crashed over the sidewalk, moving
backward, and struck the building
The car also was damaged. Potter
started his motor when it was il
reverse gear and was unable to stol
1t.
Greatly impressed with Salem
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin johnson
their daughter, Helen, and Mrs
Johnson's mother, Mrs. Minerv'
Jessup, who came here two week
ago from Little Rock, Arkansas
have located on Hood street am
will make their home here. Dur
ing their first two weeks here the,
were guests at the home of j. K
Payne 303 south Winter street, a
acquaintance of many years.
An automobile driven by J. Il
Engeman, of Silverton, which wa
moving south on the highway nea
Chemawa, was struck and damage
by a car driven by c. R. Hotch
kiss, of Portland, yesterday. Tn
HOtehkiss machine, according t
the police report, had attempted t
pass the Engeman car from benin
when the crash occurred. No on
was injured.
Stephen A. Stone, Salem news
paper man, returned here last nigh
after spending two weeks vaca
ton. Mr.. Stone spent the create
part of his time in the vicinity Q
Athena, in eastern Oregon. A fe'
days were spent in Eugene.
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