Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-29
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Hotel Bligh Arrivals
e. e. Pollock, Portland Clyde
and Geo. Johnson, Salem; ]. J.
Mills. Aurora; Olive Hiser, Sa-
Iem; Ben Hiser, Portland; Geo.
NJ. Aiken, Portland; Mrs. w. B.
aGrrett, Glendale; Mrs. Bert Gil
lans. Shannon; Fred Tegel, Chi
cago; q. Nichols, Chicago; Mrs.
Segel, Mt. Aye, Ia; Ruth Segel,
Mt. Aye, Ia; Mrs. Nichols, Mt
Aye, Ia; c. e. Beard, Jamestown,
N. Y; J. A. Marion, Portland; H.
M. Black, Albany; A. e. Schindle |
G. A. Masks, Summit; |
c. w. Loomis, Lebanon; Mr.. and |
Mrs. Sutherlin, Dallas: Archie
Auskeg, Mosier; w. e. Auskeg, |
Mosier; Cecil Rowland. Mosier;
Jesse Huskey, Mosier; J. G. John
son, Portland; ]. w, Winters,
Mill City; G. R. Rupell, city;
John Bollinger, Eugene; Geo. w.
Holms, Portland; e. e. Sloat, o.
E; G. A. Ryland, city; ]. H. Me-
Dearmid and wife, Seattle; c. F
Galligar, s. F; r. J. Hall, Falls
City; ]. P. Coleman, Eugene;
Curtis Coleman, st. Paul; Geo.
Turner; Earl Standley.
Turner.
Police were last night request
ed to. assist in a search for Rob-
ert Gardiner, an inmate of the
state hospital for the insane, who
made his escape.
R. J. Miller, 1908 north Nine
teenth street, notified the police
yesterday that, while driving his
automobile he collided with an
other car. There was some dam
age but no one was injured.
After spending two days at
tending the Marion county teach
ers' Institute, DR.. II. d. Sheldon,
dean of the school of education at
the University of Oregon, return
ed to Eugene yesterday afternoon.
r. F. Seamster of this city,
will spend $4,000 on a dwelling
to be erected at 1885 Summer
street, according to permit is
sued to him yesterday.
Another church has been add
ed to the list of those where
thefts occurred last Sunday night.
An overcoat was stolen from the
Baptist church at that time, ac-
cording to a report made to the
police by the pastor. The other
two churches at which thefts
took place were the Episcopal ana
the Presbyterian.
L. ]. Simeral, Salem school
board member, will leave by auto
mobile this afternoon for Eugene
where he will spend a short time
on business.
His bicycle was stolen from the
Salem Y. M. c. A. sometime last
night, Wade Carter. 331 north
street, complained to
the police this morning.
A wood fire which broke out in
the basement of house at 585
south Commercial street at 10:45
this morning made necessary a
run by the Salem fire department.
The blaze was extinguished with
little difficulty.
DR.. E. e. Fisher and DR.. B. H.
White have brought suit against
H. Payne, for the collec-
tion of $175. In the complaint, 1t
is alleged that the plaintiffs per
formed professional services on
April II, 1919, and that this
amount is due and unpaid.
Mrs. S. w. Durant, Woodburn,
was reported as doing nicely this
morning following a major oper-
alton here several days ago.
The Websterian literary society
initiated their pledges, 27 Of
them, last evening. Following a
pajama parade to the sorority
houses where the new members
were forced to sing, the secret ini-
tiation was held.
Robert Sachtler. Dallas, under
went an operation on his nose
yesterday here
The special services which have
been going ON for the past sever
al weeks at the w. G. T. U. hall
under the auspices Of the Chris
tian and Missionary Alliance
with Dr.. F. Belts delivering the
lectures, will close tomorrow eve
ming with a baptismal service in
the First Christian church. DR.
Belts win deliver short Thanks