Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28

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Only six beds were furnished
transients at the Salem police sta
ton last night by Night Desk Ser
geant Ralph Davis.
Follow the crowd to the big
carnival at Dreamland Sat. night.
80"
Damage was slight yesterday
when an automobile driven by verl
Fisher, 275l Laurel avenue, collided
with car driven by an unidenti-
fled man at the corner of Court and
High streets.
Don't forget the big carnival
at Dreamland Sat. Horns, bal
looms, hats, etc. Come early. 310*
David Cooley, of this city, will
erect a private garage at 765 Bel
mont street, accNding to build
ing permit issued to him Yesterday.
Tickets for the Elks Midnight
Follies for sale at The Spa. 310"
DIR. and Mrs. r. L. Wood and
children who, next summer, expect
to locate in Salem, are in Salem Wis.
iting at the home Of DR.. ard Mrs.
j. 0. Mathis. DR.. and Mrs. Wood.
who formerly lived at Lebanon, will
leave January for Chicago where
DR.. Wood will take a post graduate
course in eye, ear, nose and throat
work during the next six months.
Tickets for the Elks Midnight
Follies for sale at The Spa. 310#
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Reeves,
of Lebanon, were yesterday and to-
day the guests of Mr.. and MIS-. Ray
L. Smith, 1885 Center street, Mr..
Reeves, who is brother of Mrs.
Smith, is president of the Iseeves-
Clark department store at Labanon.
He formerly was a student at Will
lamette university.
Last chance to see Mix tonight
at Liberty theater. 308~
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Karl Andrew Chapler of
2l45 Ferry street, clerk, anG Nab
Ell Clare Patrick, of l165 High street
a stenographer,
Last chance to see Mix tonight
at Liberty theater. 308~
Garrison Haynes and wife have
sold 10 G. G. Halvorson, II acres
in township 6 south, of range /
west, for a consideration of $2500
The tract is few miles northeast
Of Salem.
Tickets for the Elks Midnigh
Follies for sale at The Spa. 310'
: U. G. Holt, logging superintendent
of the Spaulding Logging company
left this morning for Grande Ronde
to be absent a few days on company
business. Mr.. Holt says Grandt
Ronde is gradually growing and tha'
at present six new buildings are un
der construction.
New classes are to be formed
Tuesday, January End, at thu
= Capital Business college. Call a
/ the office now to enroll. 30S'
John A. Bewley of independence
has recently taken the agency fo
the Rick enbacker ear and will 500
have one of the cars in a displa,
a room on north Commercial street
= Mr.. Bewley is well known in tn
s county, having lived for numbe
}. Of years at Independence and i
the Amity district.
q Poultry keepers. Hi grade bah
v chicks for less at Needhams, SIS
- State St. Order early.
Il The egg market is shot to piece
T" according to market men, and no
. shippers are offering about 33 cen
dozen, with retail price in I'll
city of about 40 cents. Canforni
y is blamed for the quick drop in eg
prices, and according to reports, Ca
u ifornia's sudden drop was due
o the eastern market. Anyhow, tf
' housekeeper may now buy eggs
p about 40 cents a dozen, while jui
~ few weeks ago, the figure was
~ cents.
II Boy scouts from the several trool
r. r. in the city went to Chemawa tn
u morning to spend the day IN COZ
81 tests with the Chemawa boy scout
N The program includes contests
Is first aid, knot tying, equipment rae
y knapsaek packing, signaling, fire /
to friction and finally tug Of war.
Leonard Wenger of 1910 Was
rs ington street, dislocated his hip la
IS last evening while taking part in
e. e. friendly wrestling bout.
n Miss Ruth Weaver has accepted
position as teacher at the Salem i
dian school at Chemawa, beglnnir
er the first Of the year. Miss WeaV