Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22
Santa to Give
Kids Candy at
Journal Office

| sunny! AND all you little Salem
girls-don't you want to tell Chris
Kringle what you hope for this
Christmas and shake his hand and
get a sack Of candy and nuts he'll
have for you?
At $3.50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon Santa Claus is going to
buster into The Capital Journal
office. He's promised he'll be .
line and he wants all little Salem
Doys aud girls TO be punctual also
Z Gest1rdly he notified The journal
ed be down for short visit, and
le said he didn't want to miss any
ne.
Today The Journal received
from him hundreds of bags of can
dy which he will pass out to each
boy and girl who shakes his hand
Il want them to tell me wheth-
er they've been good or not, too, !"
Santa Claus said.
Santa Claus is very busy man
out he wants to meet at the Jour
nal office every little boy and girl.
Thre workmen are listed as hav-
ing lost their lives in industries in
reports filed with the industrial ac-
eident commission for the week end
ing December q. They are Ed.
Enneberg, chaser, Mist; Harry Ross,
hooker donkey, klamath Falls, and
Thos. Richmond, manager, Gardiner.
Of the total of 521 accidents report
cd for the week 4S1 are unGer the
protection Of the compensation act.
After spending short time on
business in Salem, Governor-elect
Walter NJ. Pierce checked out of
the Bligh hotel today and left for
Lebanon where he will attend
meeting of the farmers union.
On business having tY do with
proposed Legislation for the exrser-.
vice man, Bcn F. Doris, of Eugene,
was in Salem Yesterday. He return
ed to Eugene last night Mr.. Doris
was registered at the Bligh.
Clarence Townsend, 22O Wilson
street, notified The police yesterday
his automobile collided with car
piloted by an unidentified man on
State street yesterday. No one was
injured.
A Vancouver, Wn., marriage lee
ence has been issued to Charles Fl.
Kellogg, 40, of Independence, Ore,
and Eleanor M, Paulus, 36, of Spok-
ane, Wn.
M. E. Walling, of Amity, and B.
F. Felger. Of Dallas notified the
police yesterday their automobiles
had figured in crash at the corner
Of Center and Commercial streets.
Clark Vanentine, 1870 north Sum
mer street, and Don Deckebach, 400
D street, yesterday claimed bicycles
which the police had recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ireland of
West Salem are rejoicing over the
birth of son, who arrived Wednes-
day, December goth, and who has
been given the name Of Berson
George.
The altmni fthe Salem high
school held 4 reception this after
noon in the high school auditorium
The address of welcome was by Byrd
Tucker, president of the student
body. A number of alumni from a
distance were in attendance.
The es. ale of Armellie ]. Bar
nett has been appraised at 1896.
This inclndes two lots in Indcpend-
ence, $l089 in bank and other per-
sonal belongings. The sole heir is
William Lemuel Barnett, a minor.
Two marriage licenses weer issued
this morning. The first was to Law
renee Griffith of Independence, an
engineer, and Ellen Rice. age l6,
of Salem, student. The second was
to Joseph B. Sehwab of Stockton,
Califoria, an office manager and
May Louise Kerr, Of Hubbard.
A Christmas tree is beng set up
and decorated this afternoon in the
lobby Of the Marion hotel.
E. D. Farnsworth, of Morristown,
Penn, arrived in Salem yesterday
afternoon to supervise the installa-
tion Of some added machinery at
the paper mill. He is registering as
the Marion hotel.
William B. Cain, one OF rne desk
clerks at the Marion hotel, will leave
tomorrow for Missoula, Montana toI
spend The holidays with his