Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04
q Etzel of Stayton was
o.+ Of the Marion hotel.

March 7th.
Lausanne Guild will meet on
,,ondav afternoon at 2:3o in
Lausanne Hall.
nance tonight 75c. Ladies free.
MITE hall. Best time. Go. Sd"
After spending yesterday here
;, business ]. B. Carey of Medford
va ,aft his home this morning. He
was wa, a guest of the Marion hotel
Aladdin's Lamp and the Pup
pets-all wonderful 04'
william H. Ellison and William
II nreeben of Corvallis were in
.ho city last night. Mr.. Dreeben
left left early this morning for his
home.
nance tonight 75c. Ladies free.
mite hall, Best music. Go. 54"
vorkmen remodeling the court
.ouse are creating a record fol-
sUoed The job has already
coached a stage where the fathers
amd nlasterers are at work. The
whole third story is to be utilized
" number of small rooms having
Seen created by the change
The Puppets are for men, wo-
mon and children-all like them.
nl'N 54*
A cow was yesterday added to
the list of property which the
salem police seek to recover. Ex-
nlaining that his cow had wan
dered away from home, Dan Lar
mer who resides on north Front
street, sought the aid of officers
in recovering her.
nance tonight 75c. Elite hall,
ladies' free. Best floor. Go. 54'
A woman's bicycle which had
hepn abandoned several days age
of the state house, yesterday was
taken to the police station by
potrolman Walter Thompson. To-
dav the wheel had not beer
claimed by its owner.
Size does not make the man
~. D,,nno+s 54*
Ed Carson, who waA arrested
here yesterday on charge OF
yagrancy, pleaded guilty when ar
raigned before Judge Earl Race II
the police court yesterday after
noon. Today he will again Dc
taken before Judge Race who VIII
make some disposition of his case
Dance every Friday and Satur,
day Elite hall. Ladies free. o4'
As he drove away from the
curbing on the south SIDE o.
State street between High anc
Liberty yesterday, his automobllf
collided with a street car tha'
was moving east on State, j. U
Farr, of Jefferson, told the police
No damage was done either to the
street car or his automobile nj
said.
For Sale-1 For d Seaan
phono 177e-w 55'
w. L. Moorman, $3.50 Laure
avenue, notified the police yester'
day that, while driving his auto
mobile south on Church street
south of the Church street bridge
he rammed lightless automoblle
which was moving in the same
direction. Damage was slight tc
both cars, he said. Mr.. Moormar
failed to learn the name OF the
driver of the other machine.
Auto tops, Grunert, 256 state
"a"
A little girl whose identity was
not learned was struck and siignt'
ly injured by an automobile driv
en- by Charles Cannon, 1918 soutl
Commercial street, yesterday, &C
cording to Mr.. Cannon's report u
the police. The accident occurred
near the Rosedale school. Mr
Cannon said he took the little glr
to her home where it wasSlearnec
that her injuries were of a mlnol
nature.
VALUE-While you are stroll
ing around, take a look at oui
shoe window, and see our ne"
spring Oxfords. They are selec'
and fresh in style, pleasing ant
tasteful in color, glove like ant
gratifying in comfort. If you
want REAL SHOE VALUE, looI
them over. G. P. Bishop. of
Next Wednesday evening at
o'clock the next regular opel
forum meeting of the Salem Com
mercial club will be held ana al
interesting program was TO-DAY
promised by Robert Duncan, mah
ager of the club. An effort Will d.
made to have larger crowds at th'
open forum meetings IN I'M