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ROOMS md BOARD

ROOMS md BOARD
Rooms Without Board %
| DApTON HBI0iITS-4 rooms and bath,
| s?..Op. Madison GUS.
2 'BOULE1vAKD. iol N.-For rent, nicely
Furnished room and Kite henstte, with all
modern convenience. Mrs. II. J. Graefer.
Observation-Disclosures rooms for pageant
visitors. p,l Il. Cary.
FIFTH ST.. NORTH iOi-Furuished
double rooms. central.
FOURTH SIR. y. i5--Room for rent By
day week.
FRANKLIN. WEST. near Monroe Park. for
week of pageant, viii rent large front
room Can accommodate four persons
Randolph is5s
FRANKLIN. T. s0-HiceIy furnished
room with OF without bath. Special
rates on Table board.
GRACE ST. ~. z0y--Furnishcd rooms. day
or week: 81 day and up.
GRACE ST.. IS. 3ls-Sice Furnished rooms
for vaiitors during Pageant Week.
GRACE ST. r.. 307-One large neat room.
Tor oEe or two inen.
GRACE ST. W. iios--Furnish.d room in
NJ private apartment: gentleman pre-.
t"rf"h. references exchanged. Box
VI cog. caro- Tho Dispatch.
GROVE AHE.-LnrGa. comfortable room.
with lnvntory. adjoining bath; furnished
Or unfu,n!shcd: June LIST. Boulevard
1851.
MAIN ST.. y. IIIn-frurnished room for
Fsg"ant visi,ors; modern convcn!ences.
MAIN ST., ". zs?7--Attrsctivc rooms for
i'asean, Week. 26z7 Vest Main
MAIN II. 2OG-Two rooms for rent
during pageant.
/ NORTH RICHMo%D. ideal home Tor suu-
lner months. attractively furnished front
room. convenient location: both car and
eff
$50 gentlemen or business couple. Nadl
son 372s-J.
4 kyl.AED COuRT-Furnished room: DO,
aad cold shower. modern In every re.
bpsCt. references xIchanGsd. Box T. 1873.
tar" The Dispatch.
. SEVENTH ST.. y Sis-CentFAiiy located
furnished rooms. Two beds. Pagan,
Week.
SIXTH, ! q FURNISHED rooms. Modern
ronseHi"no"s
STUART AVE. 27Oi-%iccly furnished
THIRD Sr. :. lW-PaScant Visitors. at
tractive rooms. newly furnished. $50
ser Night
FURNISHED ROOM IN private home. CON
yemen, 20 hath aud phone: c.fs near
by. gentleman or busin~ss lady only
trh9n" boulevard ifs3-".
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. i0s Eas, Franklin
street.. third apartment. Randolph
nicely furnished room, with or without
i private bnth.
FCH%ISliED ROOM for rent. adjoining
h'ths gentleman only Madison s1i5-J.
Ep1AS luriuE Pagan, Week Randolph
~ w No hciieyuv Apt.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, centrally 10
u .htei. 81 East Grace.
TWO furnished bedrooms and bath during
pageant convenient to and j,ln-y
: cag Madison js,-w.
=. Wet Mar,h"H street. one room for
II four gentlemen OF lAdy; nicely furnished. .
50 r"r week or 81 cach per day.
PAGEANT visitors wanting cool. clean
Il room cal! boulevard $50
ROOM to rent ror ono ar two Girls. iight
; housekeeping II iesirsd. Call boulevard
1851.
MODEnN 'front.' room. wiih alcoys. BoIle-
NaTi I'LL.
i FURSISiiED ROOMS largo aud small.
i:ii FLOYD Avcnue. Telephone Boulevard
len.
! TWO nicely Furnished rooms. private bath:
/ -tDsr'hcT or separate. Grace. near
shster. Randolph i75I-J.
2cZ WEST GRACE ST.-!.arS.. :usn!she d
8 room. all motera convencnces
LARGE. attractive furnished 'front.' room
Convenient to bath Private family
Boulevard CIV.
ONE M two furnished rooms for rent at
i.nngta-. Ashland car iHs, 10 :n,Dutcr
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J. A. CONNOLLY & CO.
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BEST barbtin in Richmond! Fifty-foot lot
On Garland Avenue near Ladys Mile
Road. Only Sl,loo. Terms: half cash,
balance $40 mouth. Box l. 100, care
Tine blsuutch
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THE UNDERSIGNED having qualified as
eaccuirix on the estate OF Mrs. Annie
May Guy clemm!tt, deceased. all per-
sons indebted 10 sams estate will please
make payment and ali persons having
claims against the estate will please
present TO tho undersigned. Alys c.
Wilson
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BEAUTIFUL corner lot, 100 feet front, on
l.akcview Avenue. Byrd Park section
Only SIS per foot. \ choice location
right In the park at $40. Only few
lots left at this figure. Don't let them
slip away, but act now. Byrd Park Is
the most beautiful place around Rich
inond TO live and u money maker as an
investment. Ryland Realty Co. Ram
dolph 6l7, q. Ed. Weiizel, Mgr. Boule-
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LOTS FOR SAI.E;-Beuutiful lot on sha dy
side OF North Avenue. on city line. only
$40. Terms. Si.y cash and $40 a month.
Box y 1871, The Dispatch.
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BEAUTIFUL LOT. two blocks north OF
Brookland boulevard, on IIanes Avenue:
only tl.loo. Terms, $500 cash and $40
month. RoS 4 rs. care The Dispatch.
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Houses for Snle

ALLEN AVE. 100 N.-S rooms, strictly
modern. Screens and shades. Price Is
riSht. H. l.. Bramhan. with Chas. +.
Ruehrr nd ST. F.. Franklin. Madison
aio'
BYRD PARISH room brick residence
modern and in excellent condition. hi
rect from owner. Telephone Neal at
Madison 3S4. Monday.
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shore property for Sale

FOR SALE-Becausc OF Illness must sell
my beautiful tcn-room residence at
BuckrOe Beach. Excellent location for
ycar-round tea room; two-a partment
house. for hoarders private home.
Every convenience; garage. showers, etc.
Reasonable. Address H. BOX No. ios.
Hampton. Va.
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Suburban for Snle

FOR SALE at bargain price. attractIvc s.
room stucco bungalow, in excellent con
diilon; cement porchcs and cement walk
around IT, adjoining six lots having fruit
he appreciated. Stop :Sis, Nine Mile
Road. two blocks from ear line 10 the
left. or write Joe DE Gaetani. Highland
Springs. Va.
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FOR SALE. from owner. l0-room
house: steam heat: all modern con
vcnicnccS; corner lot. Can he used
as flats. Address iioN l4l, care The
DiSDatc
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Real Estate for Exchange s.

LoT-ESchInse IS feet West Broad Street /
for suburban home about 10 rooms /
Box II b:S. care The Dispatch.
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STANDING TIMBER FOR SALE.
Three fourths million feet. all
pine, with 100 acres OF land.
miles from railroad; land and tim
Der; lowell logging: $500.
? Ia million feet all pine. 30
per cent large slick bark pine.
balance second growth, good
grade: J miles from landing. good
logging: $1,000.
: million feet. So per cent pine.
This is extra good timber. stands
thick and clean: logging very
good: . miles from station on truck
road: $4,000.
million feet. 30 per cent Pine:
good grade long straight timber.
logging hno; distance. one fourth
to one and one.half miles from
land; $4,000.
500 acres OF land In young grow
inS timber: will cut 10000 feet;
land and all SIS per acre.
We have cru!sed these tracts.
and you will find them as repre-
scented.
See or Write Mr.. perdue.
j. a. coNi,ELLY & co.
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y y y ,mlln,ssdlIa.sly, 5ssd I.a. 0lDDstes w.ni
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RE1L ESTATE FOR RENT
Houses for Rent

NEW hou"" for rent, ton rooms aud bath.
Forest liill. large lot: lovely shade
trees. Convenient 20 car. Ready for
cupanCy. Phone Madiron aly5.
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Summer Places for Rent 8

FOR RENT For July aad August. fur
nish"d -iN-rUom brick residence. ad-
joining Washington aud Lee campus.
Mi, Beverley Tucker. Lexington. vir-
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FOR RENT.
New bungalow, best section
North Richmond. near Chamber
layne Avenue: i large rooms,
iIicd bath, with built-in tub. hard
wood floors: large attic, cellar:
heat. spacious lot. Possession
juno lst. Rent. SIS per month.
MUHLEMAN G. KAYHOE,
los North Ninth Street.
Phones. Madison 2i0-2ll.
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FARM AND STORE
FOR SALE.

FARM AND STORE
FOR SALE.
200 acres, 12-room resi-
delice (new); also sew
eral tenants houses.
In addition to this, I'm
usually good store, do
ing a gross business of
$4,000 per annum.
Business been estab-
lished for 80 years.
This farm fronts main
road on both sides and
is located in the best
farming section of the
county, 20 miles of
city. This splendid
business and farm, to-
gether with all i'm
provements, can be
bought for $4,000, due
to owners age and de-
sire to retire fro m
business.
Allan, Saville & Snead, Inc
EARN Department.,
10S North Seventh st.
Randolph 1926.
GIVE WRITE
INSURANCE"
cARNEAL's FARM BARGAINS
We have listed with us farinb OF al
sizes aud descriptions, both dairy and
truck, at bargain prices. See Mr. IVES;
!. y. CARSEAL d SONS.
10 North Ninth Street.
FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
c. L. & H. L. DENOON,
SO7 East Main Street.
Houses for Snle 81
ALLEN AVE. 100 rs rooms. strictly
modern. Screens and shades. Prce Is
riEht. H. l.. Bramham. with Chas. +
Ruehrr nd ST. E Franklin. Madison
"io'
BYRD PARK-Six room brick residence
modern and in excellent condition. hi
rect from owner. Telephone Neal a
Madison 3S+. Monday.
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THE very bcst bargain in Richmond.
beautiful lot. facing park. In North
Richmond Terrace. Price only $500.
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lYANTED-A limited number OF summer
boarders at ROundview Farm sIx miles
from Natural Bridge. For terms. apply
to Mrs. Brownlee BarEer. X. F.. D..
Glasgow, Va
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VASTED-Liinited number OF summer
boarders. settled people preferred. ON ar
tractive farm. National Highway, near
Boydton. Va: splendid board; reasona bic
rates: references exchanged. Mrs. John
Young. AntIers, Va.
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SUMMER BOARDERS WANTEDLI,onS
Meadow Farm. 5. Il. Brumback. prop,
Middletown. Va. In the Blue Ridge
Mountains. along tho Shena ndoah River
In tho Shenandoah Valley. Electric
lights ana bath. boating, swimming
and hshing. Fried chicken and "ole
v.rginny" ham,
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ONE ACRE LOTS on the r.. F.. & p. at
Laurel. Easy terms. Madison 2l55.
5O1liO FEET. north side Park Avenue
800 block. See Mr.. Hord. with RaHb
d Co. call Randolph say. Jas. w.
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OWNER VIII sell Monument Avenue lot
3'Nl5i. located IN the 1000 block on the
south side OF street. Can br bought be-
low market price. Apply 500 Eas; Broad
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real EST1TE FOR Sale
Houses for Sale

MODERN Groom home. $3.50 cash.
haian"" like rent. Act quick. Box
y 1879. care The Dispatch
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UMMER REsORT-Hotei Mons is a auiet
resort on the Peaks OF Otter, In BEDFORD
County. with elevation OF twenty-eigbt
hundred feet. Now open for tho sea :
son, with special rates until July LIST for
boarders. Make reservation in ADVANCE
i 70 avoid disappointment. Write Tor
descriptive booklet and rates. Hotel
Va.
(HADY lawn, acrss; brick bujIJinr..
modern convcnltnces; accommodate go.
Folder on, application. drawer u.
ofaan nss' Va Va. n !.
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CHURCH HILL HOME.

$4,000 will purchase a
good six-room house, gas
and bath, on 400 block
North Twenty-fourth st.
We consider this an excel
lent bargain. See us Mon
day morning.
Rogers, Smith & Heslep,
Room l, Mutual Building.
Madison 1747.
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JOHN 8. MOORE.

Notc--While the terms OF tho deed re-
auiFe cash as above set out. moro lib. al
terms can be arranged II desired
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
EQUALITY With
JEWS DEMANDED

Geneva, June 28.--(By Associ-
ated Press. 1.-The Holy See read
lily agrees that the Jews in Pales-
tine must have equal civil rights
with other nationalities, but 1t
cannot consent to the Jews en-
joying a privileged, preponderant
position over the other national
tiles and faiths or to the rights of
christians being insufficiently
safeguarded, the vatican declares
in letter to the league of nations.
The letter, which is signed by
Cardinal Gasparri, papal secre-
tary, deals with the proposed
mandate for Palestine, which 1t
says seems to establish the abso-
lutte economic, administrative and
political preponderance of the
Jewish element to the detriment of
other nationalities. The draft Of
the mandatae, 1t declares is not
in conformity with articles XXI
of the treaty of Versailles, which
governs that class of mandates.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
WRITTEN CLAIMS FOR
PERVERT REWARD DUE

The written claims of those who
believe themselves entitled to the
$1,000 reward, or a portion of it,
offered by Salem organizations
and individuals for information
leading to the arrest and conyic-
tion Of the moral pervert of Grim
inally assaulting two little Salem
girls last March 5, are due at The
Capital Journal office this evening.
G. A. Sloat, former Oakville
school teacher, has been sentenced
to serve a life term in the Oregon
penitentiary for the crimes.
Tomorrow morning meeting
will be held of representatives of
those who offered portions of the
reward, and some disposal OF the
reward money will be made. The
claims should be mailed to The
Capital Journal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
BURGHARDT AGAIN
MADE SECRETARY
OF SCHOOL BOARD

William Burghardt Jr., was
once more reelected secretary OF
the Salem school board when the
directors held their regular meet
ing last night. George z. Halvor-
sen, retiring secretary of the
board, was succeeded by Walter
Winslow after Paul Wallace, an
other director, had declined to ac-
cept the position.
Curtis Cross, recently elected to
the board to succeed Mr.. Halvor-
sen, who declined to run at the
last election, was last evening
formally seated.
Two committees were named
last night. Mr.. Cross and DIR. H.
H. Olinger were placed ON the in
surance committee, and DIR. Oling-
er and Mr.. Wallace were named
for the finance committee.
A request made by F. A. Erixon.
representing the Kiwanis, that
the high school athletic field be
turned over as a play ground dur
ing July and August, was granted
by the directors.
Head Janitor Ross was again
hired by the board last evening
and rise of IS month was
granted Blanche sherwood, the
superintendent's stenographer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
OLD PEOPLE TO
Be ENTERTAINED
AT CHAUTAUQUA

With the arrival today of the
baggage car from Sacramento con-
tanning the tent and equipment of
the Ellison-White chautauaua.
work is progressing rapidly in the
erection of the tent, and every
thing will be in readiness for the
opening Thursday evening at s
o clock.
Following the custom of past
years, DR.. H. G. Epley has made
arrangements with the Chautau-
qua management by which those
living at the Old People s Home
will be guests of the Chautauqua
and provided with seats near the
stage.
Miss Lucille Tyssling, junior
supervisor in charge OF children s
work arrived today and during her
weeks stay in the city will be at
the home Of Mrs. H. j. Bean, 917
Court street. Miss Tyssling will
have charge of all children IS work
and the presentation of the
pageant, ''The Conquest of Peace" 4"
to be put on by Salem children.
Sale of reserved season tickets
today at the Hartman Bros.
Jewelry store indicates greater
interest than ever in this year s
chautauqua.
According to J. R. Ellison, there
Is no chautauqua in the country
presenting stronger program
than the one to be given in Salem
for a week, beginning tomorrow
evening.
There are three different chau-
tauqua under the Ellison White
management. One is known as
the "Fives," another as the
Skies f" and the chautauqua ap-
pearing in Salem known as the
big Seven" in which the best
chautauqua talent in the country
appears.
AS the Salem chautauqua is on
the seven day circuit, the seventh
day program is closing this even
ing at Sacramento. The Grass
Valley, Chico, Calf, then Rose
burg, Eugene, Corvallis, and open
ing this evening at Dallas.
From Salem, the talent of the
chautauqua goes to st. Johns, then
Gladstone, and then into Wash
fngton cities, beginning with
Chehalis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
WILSON FOUND NOT GUILTY

Otto Wilson, Salem automobile
dealer, was found not guilty of al
lowing an outsider to use his
Dealers license plates on an auto
mobile by a jury which heard his
case in the justice court yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. w. H Lytle who, it was
claimed, had used the plates, will
not have to stand trial on a charge
of using improper license plates,
Judge G. E. Unruh announced
following Mr. Wilson s acquittal.
Mr.. Wilson was arrested several
DAYS ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
FUNERAL HELD FOR
MRS. SMALL TODAY

Kankakee, ILL.,, June 2S.-Lying
in state at her late home, the body
Of Mrs. Len Small, wife OF the
Illinois governor, was viewed by
thousands who came from all parts
of the state to attend the funeral.
The time for the services was
set for o. clock and at that hour
the people of the state were re-
quested by Lieutenant Governor
Fred E. Sterling and Mayor w. H.
Thompson of Chicago to pause
and bare their heads.
A special train from Springfield
carried hundreds from the state
capital to Kankakkee, while
special cars took many more from
Chicago and nearby towns.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
What's New on the Market
By REX STEWART

The first currents OF the season
were displayed this morning by
one or two stores, but. failed tc
have general distribution. They
are selling quite reasonable at this
time of year in pound boxes at q
price of three for quarter.
Hens are plentiful this week,
but frys have grown scarce, SONG
dealers complaining of an actual
shortage.
Cherries are becoming more
plentiful. Royal Annes are the
best on the market at the present
time, through not quite ripe. and
are selling for two pounds for a
quarter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
Court House
Circuit Court

Circuit Court
Divorce suit charging desertion
filed by Clara Rose Gibbons VS.,
Lloyd Lester Gibbons.
Suit for the recovery of $1,000
note filed against ]. A. Cooper by
t. M. Hicks
Probate Court
Order filed appointing Elyina
Schurmann Administrative of the
estate of John Schurmann.
Marriage Licenses
Fred George Brock, Jr., 80,
Salem, and Gertrude Hartman, "a,
Salem.
George c. Hamilton, %, Hood
River and Mary Hall, 20, Salem.
Charles Edward Bynner, 40,
Salem, and Minnie Rockwell, Al,
Salem.
Maurice o. Hayes, 20, Dallas,
and Elizabeth Minty, 21, Salem.
Ralph B. Whalen, %, Portland,
and Frances Lininger, 21, Salem.
Christ Hannor, 21, Silvsrton,
and Rita Kaser, ,18, Silverton.
Lloyd c. S. Fry. 21, Silverton,
and Veneta M. Moores, "a, Silver
ton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
LEGION men TO HELP
WILLARD GET MATCH

Los Angeles, Sal., June 2S.-
Individual members Of the Amer
lean Legion in Los Angeles have
promised Jess Willard, former
heavyweight champion, they VIII
start a movement designed to
force a meeting between him and
lack Dempsey, according to
statement by Gene Doyle, who Is
in charge Of Willard's training
camp in the Hollywood American
Legion stadium.
"Armistice day is the time the
American Legion boys want and
Jersey City is the place" said
DOYLE. "And they promise they
viii fight on Willard's side"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
MERCURY HERE TAKES FALL

After reaching SO degree
maximum for two consecutive
days, the mercury in Salem failed
to get past the 81 mark yesterday
afternoon and local folk breathed
easier. Yesterday afternoon a
mild breeze assisted in keeping the
weather comparatively mild. The
minimum temperature was Sc.
"Fair" was the official weather
prediction for Salem today, but
cooler weather was expected in the
eastern part of the state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
BAND CONCERT HEARD BY
BIG CROWD LAST NIGHT

Thousands of Salem folk crowd
ed Wilson park last night to hear
the second band concert of the
year, offered under the direction
of Oscar A. Steelhammer. Hun
dreds of automobiles were parked
around the state house grounds.
Popular numbers played last
night proved favorites with the
crowd The fountain was put in
operation last night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
DIAMONDS VALUED AT
S65,OOO ARE STOLEN

st. Louis, NO., June 2S.--Mor-
ris Shinderman. Chicago diamond
broker, today reported % the po-
lice that he had been robbed of
$65,00 in diamonds and jewelry
while en- route to Mexico, Mis-
souri,, yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28

PRTCF-Ruben H. Price died IN
Seattle. Wn., June 18th, at the
age OF s3 years. He was one OF
ne pioneers of oregon, former
owner of a livery stable in sa-
lem Funeral services VIII be
held from the Webb & Clougn
chanel Thursday. June 2sth, ct
o'clock, burial in l. o. o. r.
cemetery.
uEITArAN-At local hospital ear
Iy wednesday June 2s. Mrs Al Al
-1-tne Heitman at the age OF 10
years. mother Of Theo., Paul
WIll Heitman OF South Dakota.
and Arthur Heitman Of Long
Beach, Cal, and Mrs. Marina
Lofts OF Salem or. Body Is ~
the Rigdon mortuary- Notice OF
funeral LATER
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28
Love. the Jeweler, sa1em.

Inspection of warehouse and
other scales by the public service
commission has been discontinued
under orders issued by the COM
mission to James w. Church
chief inspector of the grain In
spection department, Tuesday. The
commission gives as its reason for
the move the fact that there is
some question as to its authority
to carry on the work.
A brand new bungalow, hard
wood floors, all kinds of fruit
trees, east front $1,000. Do not
let this go by. Gertrude ]. M.
Page. 153*
The public service commission
has been advised by the Nevada,
California and Oregon Telephone
& Telegraph company that it does
not desire to proceed with its ap-
plication for permission to estab-
Iish a telephone line at Lakeview
and the case has been dismissed
from the commission IS docket.
The Templar racing car, the
machine that was wrecked in the
races at the fair grounds June 2,
will soon be back in it's original
condition within the next few
days. Lee Eyerly and Larry
Hofer bought the machine after
the accident and have worked it
over. The engine was not hurt in
the least so all that they had to
do was to straighten up the
frame and body and buy new set
of tires and wheels.
A James Lefel water wheel with
capacity nearly twice the one
now used by the Salem Water com
pany has been received here and
will be installed in the company
canal between Liberty and High
streets. 1t will now be possible to
pump the city water with the
power derived from the use of the
new wheel. This will make 1t pos
sible to pump water from three
sources: electric power, steam
power, and water power. The total
capacity Is 100000 gallons daily
or about 100000 gallons more
than is now being used.
The second game of the Daily
Vacation Bible school baseball
tournament was played yesterday
morning with the team from the
school with headquarters at Leslie
Methodist church defeating the
school team from the First Meth
odist church 8 to 2. The game
started out even enough but in
the third and last inning the
Leslie team broke the tie and
brought in runs. Next Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock the
bows from the Bungalow Christian
church will play the winners.
The game will be played on the
Willamette athletic field.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28

Alfred Kemp of Woodburn is a
guest of the New Terminal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. Hammond
of Oregon City are guests Of the
Marion.