Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-09

Iand, Tacoma; ]. Il. Camppell,
Portland; r. L. Miller. Portland;
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Hamilton,
Portland: A. and Thos. Chapman.
North Bend. Or.
Charles Denham. a resident of
Turner, was arrested last night
on a speeding charge by Officer
Shelton. He was required to furn-
ish $40 bail for his appearance in
the police court today.
Most talked of place in town,
The Song Shop. formerly Jeff's.
215"
Either Carr of Albany, was cit
ed to appear before Judge Earl
Race in the police court this af-
ternoon to answer to a charge Of
speeding. He was arrested by Pa
trolman Shelton last night.
Picture frame free with 81
worth OF. kodak finishing. The
Song Shop, formerly Jeff's. 215"
Salem police were notified to-
day that two suitcases were stol-
en- by two men in Independence
yesterday. A description of the
thieves was furnished local Off
GERS but this afternoon they had
not been apprehended.
--latest sheet music hits, The
Song Shop, formerly Jeff"s. 215"
J. M. Chapel OF this city will
erect a dwelling at 425 south
Winter street. which will cost
$4,000, according to a permit Is
sued to him by Mark Poulsen
deputy city recorder, today. Ad-
am Korb, also or Salem, will
spend $3.50 IN repairing his res
idence.
Rowland Printing co. new To-
cation. basement Masonic Tenn
pie.
Four thousand dollars is to be
spent by d. T. Potter of this city
in erecting a dwelling at 1852
north Commercial street. A build
ing permit was issued to his to-
day.
Hear Kearths Miami Melodians
6 to 1890 at the Spa. Dance to
IL at the armory. 215"
Judge George G.. Bingham, OF
the Marion county circuit court
is expected to return today to Sa-
lem after spending few days in
Portland on business.
That wonderful comedy leaves
the Liberty tonight. 215.
An automobile piloted by s. L.
Auman, 2O47 Fairgrounds avenue
collided with car owned by H.
e. WendIand, which was parked
on Center street between 10th
and goth yesterday. There was
shut little damage.
Dance at Lakebrook tonight.
s215
Miss Adelaide Lake, former Sa-
lem newspaper woman who is now
with the Portland Oregonian, was
in Salem today visiting. She will
return to Portland tomorrow.
Hear Kearths Miami Melodians
6 to 1880 at the Spa. Dance tc
IL at the armory. 215
Harold Hedlund and Voylt
Franklin were the winners in tn
Y. M. C. A. treasure hunt held
Saturday morning and as a result
of the victory were each awarded
silver pencil, the gift Of the Pat
ton Bros. book store.
Hear Kearths Miami Melodian'
6 to 1880 at the Spa. Dance 0 tt
p at the armory. 215'
Unless something comes up fol
discussion late this afternoon by
the Methodist conference now in
session here, the appointment
will be read Monday morning
There is also a possibility that al
business can be finished this af
ternoon and the appoiN tmentI
will be read the last thing Sun
day evening.
Dance at Lakebrook tonight.
21i
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Irvine
will leave Salem tomorrow fol
Portland where they expect t.
make their home Mr.. Irvine hai
been a member of the news stat
of the Oregon Statesman for sew
eral weeks.
Films developed free. The Sons
Shop, formerly "Jeff's." 215'
A green emerald ring was stol
en- from her at Hunt brothers
cannery, Miss Doris Fugenson,
resident of the Y. W. c. A com
planned to the police yesterday.
Hear Henderson,, operate bari