Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-27

#Dn east OldtO osiSsp eUAu"y
hight. H. p. Fowler of Amity,
komplained to the police.
Flakes for potted plants. 27a
ktate street, phone 656. 1885,
A bicycle which has been
andoned at 1888 north Cottage
4treet Sunday was taken to the
bolice station by Motorcycle Pa
trolman Shelton.
Love, the jeweler. salem.
Complaint that his bicycle, LETT
an alley near the Bligh thea.
Ter. was stolen was made to the
bolice Saturday night by Leslie
Rollins, 1349 Hines street. Yestel
day it was recovered by the po-
lice.
For loans, see G.. w. Larlar, All
Oregon bldg.
Walter Thompson, Salem pa
trolman, yesterday was called to
Lebanon where his small son be-
came Ill. Mrs. Thompson and the
lad were visiting relatives at
d Lebanon.
Capital Ice C Cold Storage Co.
Space available for apple stor-
age or other products. $50 Trade
street.
Fishing was good in parts of
Tillamook county during the last
seven days, according to Walter
Low, Salem street commissioner
who, with Bill Zwicker and Joe
Kavanaugh, returned from a
weeks fishing trip yesterday.
Ten large salmon were among the
fish caught.
Make mother Thankful with a
bird and cage Flake, 273 State
has one she will love. 283*
A black leather coat was stol-
en- from him, G. Hunt, 1904 D
street, complained to the police
Saturday afternoon.
Announcement E. Kroeplin
has opened up grocery store in
connection with his service gar.
age on North Commercial and
Norway today. Trade here and
save money. 1925
After spending the week end
visiting in Portland, E. H. PixIey,
Eugene insurance man, arrived in
Salem last night and today left
by automobile for Eugene.
Vachel Lindsay, poet, tonight,
Waller hall. 282*
G. F. Hageman, 674 north Sum-
mer street, Saturday claimed a
bicycle which had been stolen
from him and which had subse-
quently been recovered by the po-
lice.
Vachel Lindsay, poet, tonight,
Waller hall. 1922
Shipments of fruit are playing
an important part in the business
of the water front at Portland In
addition to heavy shipments Of
apples to the Atlantic coast, the
steamer Dochra of the Lucken-
bach service which is due tomor-
row in Portland from Mobile, will
load for Atlantic ports 1000, 900
pounds Of prunes. The Swedish
motorship San Francisco will
leave tomorrow with 3,O0O,OOO
pounds of prunes for the Scandi-
navian countries.
Vachel Lindsay, poet, tonight.
Waller hall. 282t
Myrtle Williamson Of this city
Is to build a $4,000 dwelling at
1910 north Summer street, ac-
cording to a building permit is.
sued to her.
Don't miss "Timothy's Quest"
at the Liberty, continuous. 282
Plans are now under way for
the organization Of two bands at
the state training school for boys.
A Portland firm has given the
school 20 instruments, and with
in a short time a competent in
structor will be employed to get
the bands under headway.
Don't miss "Timothy's Quest"
at the Liberty, continuous. 282
The estate of Roy M. Darr has
been appraised at $500 by Paul |
" Johnson, j. D. White and T. R.
Wenger. 1t consists of one lot in
capitol addition to the city of
Salem.
Ny adopted boy has left me,
VIII not be responsible for him in
the future.-Albert Ruge. 283
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