Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-07

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Hotel Bligh Arrivals.
M. Holly and wife, Los A; Roy
San Bros. Chicago; Brookhart
and wife. Joy, Fla; LaViere Sis
ters, New York; G. T. Goldth-
waite, Portland; ]. W. Watson.
Portland; Edgar Collins, Port
land; w. X. Burk, Portland; P.
Ross, Portland; ]. L. Cooper. De-
troit, Or; J. Wassen and wife,
Portland, M. e. Hart, Dallas;
Miss Osie Cross, Tacoma; Minnie
L. Butrack. Saem; w. c. Taylor
and wife, The Dalles.
A six pound boy who was named
James Waldo, was born last night
to Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Clark, who
live about five miles south of Sa-
lem on the Pringle road.
| Tom Wye sweaters $3.50, two
and four pockets. Why pay more?
Salem Woolen Mills store. 239+
| Olive Abrahamson, Lausanne Hall
resident, went to Portland yester-
day evening to spend the week end
with her parents.
| Wireless set and supplies for
sale, 440 N. 23 street. 239*
Tia Comstoek, freshman in Will
lamette University, is spending the
week end in Portland visiting heI
folks.
An unidentified youth walked
straight into his truck yesterday
and was slightly injured, Charles
Needham, of route l, told the po'
lice. The accident occurred on Com
mercial street.
, Tom Wye sweaters $3.50, two
and four pockets. Why pay more!
Salem Woolen Mills store. 239'
J. Z. Scott, of this city, yester
day was granted a permit to re
pair a dwelling at 444 south Higl
street. The work will cost $500.
: Grocery and confectionery
store in Salem for sale. Socolof-
sky, 341 State st. 239'
A fender on an automobile driver
by Mrs. f. G. White, 1859 Ferr.
street, was damaged yesterday whei
, it was struck by a truck operated
, by the H. L. Stiff Furniture com
, pany, according to report made t.
the police.
Tom Wye sweaters $3.50, two
and four pockets. Why pay more
Salem Woolen Mills store. 239'
The police last night were mott
fled that there is a bad hole in thu
pavement at the north end o
; Fourth street. Today Street Com
missioner Walter Low was notified
He will investigate.
Miss Joy Turner, piano and vi
olin instructor, studio 3S5 nortl
n Capitol 239-
T. w. Cooper, 335 south Winte
, street, driving his automobile nortl
? on Church at State, yesterday col
: lided with a car driven by V. R
Cron, of route 7. The damage wa
s light to both cars, the report said
! w. B. Duncan, deputy stat
= dairy and food inspector VIII
travels over Oregon attending II
his official duties, arrived her
r today to spend the week end.
k jay w. Stevens and J. III. Shive
= ley of the national fire prevention
bureau will tour western Oregon
S in the interest of fire prevention
o during fire prevention week, DC
IS tober 9 to IA, according to plan
= announced by A. G. Barber, stat
insurance commissioner. TIL
Itinerary of the speakers has bee
!. arranged as follows: Portland
Monday; Corvallis, Tuesday; Al
bany, Wednesday; Eugene, Thurs
81 day; Salem, Friday and McMinr
vile, Saturday.
. C. E. Oliver, a student at Wi
lamette University, has been Al
: pointed by the United States weatl
er bureau to report the condition
of the weather to the office in Por
y Hand. Mr.. Oliver will be taking II
place which was held until recent
l. by Harry McLain, who graduate
/ from the University last sprin
s. Readings will be made twice dali
Is at o'clock both morning and ev
ming. Anyone wishing any inform
tion concerning temperature or RAJ
u fall should call Mr.. Oliver at t
II Kappa Gamma Rho fraternity hous
l. The telephone number is 1914.
A complaint charging the ].
= Bond Candy company, Washini
. - ton corporation. with sellil
' nnishranded candy. was filed