Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-02

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Gates, Corvallis. I
Proposals for bids for materia
for the boys dormitory at the Che
mawa Indian School are being sen
out by superintendent Harwoot
Hall. Bids for the construction o.
the building were all rejected by
the Indian department as being too
high and Mr.. Hall was instructed t.
call for dds for the material will
the view of having the work donC
by day labor. The original appro
priation was $4,000 but the cost Of
moving from the proposed site the
cottages that were there have cut
down the amount somewhat.
Welcome to basket social al
church, Dec. 5th, al
1880. Ladies' requested to bring
baskets. 2S7
j. E. Sundee, farmer living neal
Grants Pass, spent yesterday after
noon and this morning in the city
on business. He registered last
night as the guest of the Termina
hotel.
More valuable prizes, balloon
horns, etc. will be given away a:
Dreamland Sat. night. 2S7'
Lee Olsen, of Albany, was a Wis.
itor in the city today.
Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co.
Space available for apple stor-
age or other products. $50 Trade
street. .
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John Imlah and J. E. Cutsforth
residents of Gervais, were in Salem
yesterday and today on business
they registered for the night al
he Terminal hotel.
Kewpie dolls to first Is ladies
attending dance at Dreamland
Sat. night. 287+
There is very little work avail
lble for the passer-by in Salem at
he present, according to Police
Judge Earl Race, who conducts the
municipal employment bureau. How
ver, there is but small surplus of
abor. Approximately eight or ten
'ersons seek work through the
each week now.
Love. the jeweler, Salem. ="
When street car met automobile
-esterday, automobile came off sec
nd best. 7. L. Burbee, 1859 north
liberty street, was the driver of
he machine and the accident occur
ed on the Fair grounds road. There
'as some damage to the automobile
ut no one was injured.
The Central Meat Market, 456
tate st. is now under new man
cement. 28S
A bicycle, which had been aband-
ned atRS0 Court street, was remov
| to the police statlon yesterday.
oday its owner had not claimed the
heel.
Doors open $3.50 at Dreamland
at. night. Come early. 2S7*
Twenty-Five dollars bail which
ad been furnished by Ray Jones
esterday was forfeited by Police
udge Earl Race when Jones, who
as charged with being drunk and
isorderly, failed to appear in court
answer to the charge.
The Central Meat Market, ass
tate st. for your next meat order
28S
This season an uncommonly large
amber of men have been furnished
IDS in the city hall. Last night
"sleepers" were given quarters
: Night Desk Sergeant Ralph
avis.
Elks attention, Memorial serv-
es Sunday, Dec. 3rd, 1922, $3.50
m. Grand opera house, Salem.
he public is invited to attend. |
Elks meet at club Elks Mem
'ial Committee. 287"
Police Judge Earl Race yesterday |
dered forfeited $40 bail which had |
ZEN furnished by Madison Nichols.
ichols had been arrested by Traffic
fficer Floyd Shelton on a charge
speeding and failed to appear to
lswer to the charge.
Want TO rent modern house or
,artment, VIM. Zosel, phone
1556R. 28Sf
Mrs. Amanda White, of Indianap-
IS, Indiana, who has been visiting
r nephew, Police Sergeant Elmer
hite, in Salem, will leave soon for
swport where she will spend the
inter at the home Of a daughter.
Biggest carnival OF season at