Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-25
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Pat Macarthur of Portland, sue
cessful candidate for the lower
house of congress in the First dis
trict, is here today on business
and in conference with state Of
ficials. He is registered at the
Marion hotel.
Between Is or 20 students of
dairy manufacturing of Oregon
Agricultural college, will be guests
Of the Bligh hotel tonight, accord I
ing to v. C. Chappell, associate
professor, who telephoned for
reservations. The students are on
tour of the creameries and
houses who make a speciality of
handling milk.
A. w. Cook, mining prospector
of Rogue River, and we'll known
In Salem, is a guest of the Bligh
hotel for an indefinite length Of
time.
Mrs. Bertha Davis, of Corvallis,
is registered at the New Terminal
hotel,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Pickett of
klamath Falls are guests of the
Marion.
A. R. Holmes of Mill City is al
guest of the Bligh.
G. w. Riley of Aberdeen, Wash,
Is at the New Terminal.
Frank H. Shepherd of Corvallis
is at the Marion.
Films Developed Free
Expert service; high quality
work, at Patton's Book store. ."
Salem firemen last night exper-
fenced no difficulty in extinguish-
ing a chimney fire which broke
out about 10 O'Clock at the home
of Joy Turner, SS5. north Capitol
street.
Wait for The Song Shop.
A front fender on an automobile
driven by Mrs. Daryl Proctor, 325
north High street was bent yes
terday when it met up with a
Fruitland dairy truck on Capitol
street. No one was injured ac-
cording to the report made to the
police.
Flowers for boxes and bed
ding. Arthur Plants greenhouses,
1898 S. 18th, phone 1250W. We
deliver, 124
Considerable damage came to an
automobile piloted by George
Thompson, a Californian, when it
collided with car driven by F..
A. Flake, $50 south Sixteenth
street, yesterday. The crash oc-
CURED at the corner Of Market and
Capitol streets. No one was in
jured.
Films developed free at Patton's
M. ]. Pettage, 56S north Cottage
street, called at the police station
today and identified bicycle
which had been recovered by
Motorcycle Patrolman Parent.
Films Developed Free
In our own laboratory; quickest
service In finishing. Patton's Book
store.
Frank G. Deckebach left today
for a visit of several weeks in
Cincinnati, Ohio, his former home.
His mother and brother live there.
The Song Shop is coming.
Judge Wallace McCamant, oi
Portland, and Carl T. Pope, form
erly of Salem, left here last night
for Seattle, where they will trans.
act legal business. Mr.. Pope is
now in the office of Judge Nc.
Camant
Expert car repairing all makes.
Phone 29S, HARRISON & Cleveland
229 State St. Authorized Ford
Service. 125
Roy A. Boggess. route 5, riding
motorcycle south on Twelfth
street yesterday struck the lef
front hub cap of an automobile
driven by one Mr.. Gill, causing thu
car to strike the curb before 1T
pilot could right the wheels. Oni
OF the front wheels of the Gill ca
was mashed, according to the re
port made to the police.
Authorized Ford Seryice--phone
29s. No extra charge for service
trips in city limits. HARRISON
Cleveland. 22s State st. 1875
When A ]. Wenger. of "a
Washington street. left his auto
mobile standing on a railroa
track while he went into the Of
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