Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-15

charge lot SERVICE trip III CITY
limits. HARRISON C Cleveland. 65*
]. B. Enders of Lebanon was
here on business yesterday regis
tering at the Bligh.
Do you have trouble with your
Ford? try the new Ford service.
Phone 29S, 800 NJ Commercial,
uarbison & Cleveland. 65*
Claire Keeney, resident of |
Eugene, was business visitor In
Salem yesterday and last night.
He was a guest at the Bligh hotel. |
Personal Service, authorized
Ford garage, 500 N. Coml, phone
9eS 65*I
C. 1. Rickard of Klamath Falls |
was In town today on business,
arriving here this morning and
registering at the Marion hotel |
Having sold my down town
business we will soon be located |
at the greenhouse 1898 South 13.
Phone 1250W. Arthur Plant. We
deliver. 63l
After spending two days visit |
ing in Salem, William Henry
Daughtrey, of Portland, returned
to his home last evening. Mr..
Daughtrey is an insurance man.
FREE
Consultation and examination,
Drs. Bradford C Bradford, D. G.
State Licensed Chiropractic ply
sicians. Ten years in practice.
Phone 526, suite 319, Oregon bldg
63*l
A window display which has
created considerable interest
among pedestrians on State street
ia presented by near east relief
workers in a window of Valiton's
clothing store.
Baby chicks, 55S State. u
Abel w. Cook, We'll known in
Salem, and a Rogue river miner,
is again in the city after an alb
sence of sometime. Mr.. Cook Isl
displaying his latest findings of
gold on the Rogue river. He Is
registered at the Bligh.
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
Duncan Ferguson, mayor of
Marshfield, was in town on bus
mess today.
We buy, sell and exchange sec
ond hand goods. Phone AGA. 81
Lyman G. Rice of Pendleton
and member of the bonus commits
sion was in town on business to-
day.
People use Swift's fertilizer be-
cause ii makes them money See
Clarence s. Bovine or phone 1858.
A meeting of parents and teach
ers of the Woodburn school will
be held at Woodburn tonight.
Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, county
superintendent of schools, will
be among those in attendance.
Colonel George A. White was
in Independence last night ad-
dressing the merchants associa-
tion there. He was also in Silver
ton inspecting company I of the
Oregon national guard
The influenza epidemic Is los
ing its hold in the schools at Au-
rora and Donald according to
Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, county
superintendent of schools, who Wis
tied the two communities yester-
day. Mrs. Fulkerson also attended
a parent teachers meeting at the
Hall school, near Woodburn.
March "a and rs will be the
regular motion and demurrer day
for the circuit court, department
No. /. On that date cases for the
Jury will be set. On March 27 the
term will commence. On March
20 the court will be opened to
comply with the law but no cases
will be heard because of altera-
tions being made in the court
house and now near completion.
The blooming season for fruits
will be delayed considerably this
season due to the cold weather
but according to c. 1. Lewis, as
sistant general manager of the
Oregon Growers Cooperative asso-
citation, this will be beneflt
rather than an injury. He says
1.-The late spring is very beneficial
to orchard fruits, as it retards the
blooming season until the wealth
er becomes more settled" The
fruit is thought to have passed
through the winter without in
fury, in this state excepting the
region east of the Cascades where
1t is reported there was CONSIDER