Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-21

been apprehended.
Special Saturday only. Choco.
late Cream Penoche Csc lib. The
Spa. 95s
Look out for a stolen 1917
touring car and hold the driver OF
the machine" a telegram receiy-
ed this morning by the local Pc
lice from P. l.. Abbott, Portland
police Investigator, stated. No
trace of the machine was found
today.
Special Saturday only. Choco-
late Cream Penoche 25c lb. The
Spa. 95s
o. G. Boggs, state land board at
torney for Jackson county, was in
Salem yesterday on business at
the state house. Mr.. Boggs' home
is at Medford.
Fordson Tractor and Equipment
For sale at auction Saturday
at 1880 p. M, equipment consists
of tandem disc, gang plow, cart
for hauling plow and gasoline
drums. Oleson -Rookstool Auto Elk.
96%
Fishing on the Willamette and
the Mckenzie above Eugene is ex-
ceptionally good at the present
time" observed "Bill" Hayward,
veteran track coach and trainer of
the university said yesterday.
"Bill" was here on his way to
Portland where he will spend q
short time on business. He made
the trip by automobile.
Temperatures in Salem yester-
day were higher than they have
been in this vicinity this spring.
A maximum of 65 degrees and a
minimum of 40 was recorded dur
ing the "a hour period ending at
z o'clock this morning. No rain
fall was noted yesterday and the
Willamette river, at 81 feet, was
falling.
An illuminated sign board
which will cost $3.50 will be erect
ed on High street near State by
Foster and Kleiser, according to a
building permit issued them this
morning by Mark Poulsen, deputy
city recorder.
An order issued by the public
service commission Thursday
grants permission to construct a
crossing at grade with the tracks
of the Spokane, Portland and Sc
attic railway three miles west of
Clatskanie, in Columbia county.
Officer Victor yesterday placed
in a local garage an automobile
which he said he found on the
streets without license plates. The
machine, officers said they learn
ed later, is the property of Lee
Gilbert, 156 south Commercial
street.
Dean Pollock of the Kappa
Gamma Rho frat, announces his
to Mildred Brown.
member of the Beta Chi sorority.
Both are seniors in Willamette
university, Pollock being presi-
dent of the senior class. Miss
Brown gave a dinner party to the
girls of her sorority at which time
the engagement was made public.
Hollis w. Huntington, athletic
coach elect of the Salem high
arrived In Salem last night
from Medford and will remain
here over the week end. Hunting
ton expects to move to Salem short
ly before June when the Medford
school closes and he and Mrs.
will reside here dur
ing the summer. Huntington is a
former football star of the Univer-
sity of Oregon and is son in law
of Thomas B. Kay Of this city.
Clarence" a comedy drama,
will be presented at the Salem
high school auditorium tonight by
a cast chosen from the associated
students. It is said to be exception
ally we'll coached, and the advance
seat sale indicates large crowd.
C. P. Bishop has a very fine
line of Oxfords for the man who
ooros Ak nm 95*
Investigating a report that
child living in the vicinity of 500
Frederick street, had been bitten
by a dog, Motorcycle Patrolman
Parent yesterday afternoon was
unable to find either the complain
ant or the injured youngster.
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