Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-02

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aoodall, Eugene; Ed Lambert, st. |
Paul; D. G. Weber, Portland; c. |
}. Harrison, Eugene; H. A. Glenn
'nts and wife, L. Angeles; E. |
darkness, L. Angeles; d. ]. North
ield, L. Angeles; Mrs. Chester P. |
Dana, Seattle; e. Couzens and
wife, L. Angeles; Mrs. H. r. Beat
y, Seattle; Jack Rockwell, city. =
Every lady In Salem interested
n the things that can be made
II crepe paper, tissue paper or
wax, be sure and see Miss Sarah
1odnett at Commercial Book
tore Friday and Saturday. 261*
Charles Macleod Maurice, a
representative of the General Mo-
,ors Acceptance corporation, of
New York, was in Salem yester-
lay calling on local bankers. Last
hight he returned to his home at
Portland.
Your chance, 5 acres all plow
and, 2 miles east of asylum. Price
1880. 500 down balance $40
per month interest percent. w.
Il. Grabenhorst & Co., 275 State
street. 263*
The Salem boy scouts were out
halloween evening and made a
strenuous effort to prevent prop
srty damage by mfschevious boys.
Numerous distractions to traffic
were removed and torn down
signs were again set up.
Your opportunity to buy one
half acre tract near Englewood
school, $50 down, balance $40
per month interest percent.
Price 5000. w. H. Grabenhorst G
Co., 276 State St. 263~
Newton Beers, the Boston dra-
natist who gave program last
night at the Grand theatre, was
registered as the guest of the
3ligh hotel.
Free, a big chrysanthemum to
svery lady that attends the Liber-
~ theatre tonight. 261+
Troop No. 8, of the Salem boy
scouts, will hold its meetings
Turing November at the Central
Congregational church as a series
If special meetings are to be held
It their regular meeting place,
he Bungalow Christian church.
Free, a big chrysanthemum to
'very lady that attends the Liber-
" theatre tonight. 261*
J. F. Yates Of Corvallis arrived
n Salem yesterday evening to be
lere today on business. He was
'egistered as the guest of the
3ligh hotel.
Thomas Major of McMinnville,
pent yesterday and this morn
ng in Salem on business.
Funeral services for Silas Ell
lott, 68, who died here last Tues
lay were held yesterday afternoon
rom the Webb and Clough chap
i with Rev. J. ]. Evans officiat-
ng. Interment was made in the
lee Mission cemetery.
Complaint that a porch chair
lad been stolen from his resi-
lenee was made to the police yes
erday by G. o. Rice, city treas
lrer.
A bicycle which had been
picked up by the police yester-
lay was claimed by w. ]. Waller
rouse, 1885 north Church street.
A car driven by d. Smith of
quite A, was badly damaged
when a machine driven by War
EN- Younger, 7S6 south Thir-
eenth street, struck it, according
o a police report.
Fl. L. Martin, 460 north Nine
eenth street, last night notified
he police Of a crash, eight miles
lorth on the highway, in which
lis car figured. There were but
minor damages.
Complaint that his bicycle was
itolen from in front Of the Nc
Jornack hall was made to the po-
ice last night by Russell Smalley,
$40 north Front street.
A motorcycle which the police
ound at the corner of Center and
Cottage streets last night was
claimed by T. B. Jorgenson, a
'esident of jefferson.
Burton Randall, 1896 Union
street, notified the police last
hight that his bicycle had been
tolen from the Salem high school.
STREET TRIAL TO Be HELD
Despite the requests of the com
planning witness that it be dis
missed, the case against H. Street,
with assault and battery
L. =. Ill