Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-19

last evening from Mill City.
Go to the Wooden Mills store
for yarn and learn to knit sweat
ers. 1877
Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Pope are
expected to return today from Elk
Lake where they have spent the
past two weeks on a fishing trip.
Leah Kraming, of Hubbard
had a minor operation performed
at local hospital yesterday after
noon.
Special lessons given in knit
ting fancy or plain sweaters at
the Woolen Mills store, c. p.
Bishop, 1876 North Commercial.
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Carey Kagler, while driving q
car owned by e. D. Winney, lost
control of the car on North Com
mercial steet at the railroad cross
ing and struck car standing on
the track. The front of the Win
ney car was damaged.
Oregon Packing Co., S. 18th
St.. will commence seasons oper-
ations on pears Monday morning
8 O'Clock. Pleased to have all fog
mer employees and others desir-
ing work to report Monday morn
ing. 1873
Denton Burdick, who aspires to
the position of speaker of the
house in the next legislature, was
in Salem for short time yester-
day, accompanied by Henry Han
zen of the Portland Telegram.
A carload of Mcintosh Red ap-
Piles will be rolled next week to
eastern markets according to an
made at the offices
Of the Oregon Growers association
this morning. The harvest Of the
apples will be started
next week and 5 or 6 carloads Of
them will probably be moved to
the market within the next ten
days or two weeks.
Lion DR.. Chalmer Lee George,
Salem delegate to the district con-
vention of the Lions club held in
Seattle, returned and gave a re-
port of the convention at the
weekly luncheon of the local club
yesterday at the Marion hotel.
Lloyd Bates, president of the club
in Portland, was elected district
governor. Bert Tanning, local
grower, gave very interesting
talk on "What the fruit industry
means to Salem"
High Brown Five co1ored jazz
Hear Miss Octavia Dor
man, leading song entertainer of
west. The Oregonian says no or
chestra can drown her out. Play
ing at Dreamland Tuesday, Aug.
%. 1873"
M. o. Evans, for the last few
years manager of the field depart
ment Of the Oregon Growers Co
operative association and former
ly connected with the school gar
den work in this city, is planning
to leave Salem shortly for Oak
land, Cal, where he will take
charge of the property of a
wealthy Californian. Mr.. Evans
who was in Portland yesterday
said that he would leave Saturday
August 20, for the California city
and would take up his work on
September 1.-The Oregonian.
Don't forget the Dig harvest
festival dance at the armory Sat-
urday. Surprise and fun. Seven
5erenaders. .
A surprise farewell party was
given last night in the Salem
Deaconess park for Henry Fast,
graduate of the Torrie Bible in
stitute who for the past year has
been surgical assistant at the hos
pital. Mr.. Fast will leave Tuesday
for Nyack on the Hudson, New
York, where he will enter a mis-
sionary training school prepara-
tory to going to the mission field.
Tomorrow noon the Salem Sen
ators leave by auto for Amity
where they will tangle with the
Amity Legion nine. The game
promises to be one of the best of
the season from the dope" avail
able. The Senators whipped the
Amity nine early in the season
and we're later beaten by the
Sheridan team. The Sheridan toss
ers were twice defeated by Amtty
and all the games ended with
close scores. The game tomorrow
will wind up the season for Amtty
and fans are assured that the mix
I'D will be worth watching
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4 D;6don e. Sons