Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-27


~ nad been stolen from his automo-
:. pie while it was parked in front
.. Oh the Liberty theater Yesterday
:. was made to the police by s. q |
- Rutherford, of 478 north Cottage
ay street.
.st ,,
win the minimum tempera-
ture at freezing, a light snow fell |
ty IN salem early this morning and |
.el during the "a hour period ending
at o'clock, .37 inches Of rain
fell. The river, up to ga feet was
of still rising.
sh
come IN and look at the goods
ana our special values table
al wnlch represents a pre-inyentorv
S, clearing out of excessive stock
m Salem Electric, State and High,
'h 25*I
fhis evening will be the last
u service Of DR.. Lehigh's at the
IN FIRST Baptist church. Come and
~ near the gospel preached by this
80 s'uruy man OF God. 23*
Is A bicycle which he found aban-
3d. doned between Twenty Third
IL street and the Turner road was
Yesterday taken to the police sta
tion by Chief of Police Moffitt.
g This morning the owner had not
IL called for the wheel.
- Boys, we have placed all of the
left over electrical train stock on
- our special values table. Select
40 what you want before Feb. 1st.
10 Salem Electric, State and High.
25+
T. .,.--
~, According to e. Daue, of 1895
,e saginaw street, who reported the
20 accident, there was but little dam
age resulting from a collision in {
ID which his car and one piloted by
w an unidentified driver figured yes
"A terday. The crash occurred at the I
1t corner of Court and High streets. |
No one was injured. t
1t Machines driven by F. P. Muir |
ID ply, 245 south Liberty street, and t
n c. G. Hansen figured in a collis-
le ion which occurred on the Pacific
Is highway near Salem yesterday. |
According to Mr.. Murphy, his t
,e truck was crowded into a ditch at q
II the side of the road. There was S
u slight damage but no one was in c
J jured. S
! "Bill' Reinhart, quarterback o
- - on the University of Oregon foot
ball team, returned to Salem to-
day and expects to remain here n
r during the next few weeks. "
2 Some damage resulted yester- h
day when an automobile piloted a
r by D. D. Socolofsky, local real es- C
/ tate man, collided with a car O
k driven by Mr.. Fennell, of West
= Salem, according to a report made
|
red on Center street between Sew u
enteenth and Eighteenth strets. o
r No one was injured. according to I,
t the report. u
A mashed fender and a damag- Il
b ed tire were sustained by an auto 81
d mobile driven by W. H. Loose, of e,
It Stayton, yesterday, when Mr.. b
;. Loose essayed to drive out from tt
J. the curbing on State street be-
= tween High and Liberty streets,
and was struck by west bound q
street car. According to the police II
report, nobody was injured in the IL
=. crash. II
d So that Chief of Police Moffitt
= may have more time in which to
discover a man to succeed him as LII
desk sergeant at the Salem police "
station, Clyde Ellis will remain III
as police sergeant until the end IL
of the present month. Ellis ten u
dered his resignation several days c.
ago in order to accept a position y"
with the world war veterans u
state aid commission. &c
Piano playing guaranteed IL e.
weeks, Waterman system. 444
State st. Free demonstration. 29
Dodge tops recovered $50. Cru W
merit, 256 State, phone 1913. 25 IL
Chevrolet tops recovered $40. st
Grunert, 256 State, phone 1913. bt
Tailored tops $40. We use 36 tr
or. material. Grunert, 256 State. is
W. --''''O 23 -
Frank C. Bramwell, state su- ~
nerintendent of banks, returned
this morning from Medford where
he has been on official business hi
I Tops, side curtains and cush- al
ions repaired. Grunert, 256 state ce
T
Dance Sat. night, Macleay. rs u