Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-04

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The regular monthly meeting
- the board. of directors of the lo-
ool Y. M. c. A. will be held Thurs
dov August 10, from IL to /,
1918 Overland touring, good
rubber, good paint, good mechan-
ical condition. Price $3.50. Marion
Alto 70. phone 362. 184%
Mr.. and Mrs. Luxe Goodrich,
nrominent residents OF Eugene,
we're visitors in Salem last night.
Mr. Goodrich is an official of the
FIRST National bank in Eugene.
SPECIAL SALE on all summer
millinery Friday, Saturday. The
rrices are more than slaughtered.
Come early. Miss Larsen, next to
NIKE bakery, 429 Court st. 184s
este" Farley of Pendleton,
was in Salem visiting friends
Yesterday. Mr.. Farley is an insur-
ance man with headquarters in
eastern Oregon.
1918 Overland touring, good
rubber, good paint, good mechan-
ical condition. Price $3.50. Marion
Auto Co. phone 362. 184%
"Scooty" Dutton, former foot
ball star of the Oregon Agricul-
tural college, was in Salem on
business yesterday and today: Mr..
Dutton now makes his home in
Portland.
Capital Ice G Cold Storage Co.
Pure Crystal Ice. Prompt resi-
dence deliveries. Phone $50.
Genevieve Findley will offici-
ate at the pipe organ at the
First Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning. Miss Lucille
Ross, the regular organist, Is in
the east on a vacation.
We biy and sell used furniture
Geise & Co., phone AGA.
Chief of Police Moffitt and
Night Desk Sergeant Ralph Davis
who last night responded to a
complaint from one Mrs. Scott.
444 south High. that a prowler
was in the neighborhood. They
were unable to locate the man.
Love, the jeweler, salem.
The warm weather does not
seem to be affecting the attend
ance of the Salem business men
at the hand ball games being
played in the Y. NJ C. A. Last
night every bit of available floor
space was in use. The swimming
tank is another part Of the Y
that is not suffering from lack
of use.
Don't miss the 6 Metro Melody
Makers at Dreamland Saturday, a
real orchestra. good singing. La
dies free. 1st appearance in Salem
1867
Rev. Father Roche, the assist
ant priest at st. Joseph's Church
is improving slowly. He was TAX
en- to st. Vincent's hospital iii
Portland on Wednesday, and until
another assistant is appointed
there will be but two masses on
Sunday, at s and 10 O'Clock. This
will commence on Sunday August
18th.
Studio changed Laura Grant
has moved her residence studio
268 N. Cottage, phone 1709J. 184
Rev. Father Buck, who has
been spending short vacation in
travelling to and from Alaska, re-
turned last week. He reports a
delightful trip which was made
on a Canadian boat, and excellent
fishing. All the country adjacent
to Vancouver Island, he says, is
covered with a pail of smoke,
making navigation somewhat diff
ficult At Perry Bay, he stopped
for several days, camping and
fishing in a beautiful lake which
Is fed by glacial streams.
1918 Overland touring, good
rubber. good paint. good mechan-
ical condition. Price $3.50. Marion
Auto Co. phone 1862. 1874"
t. w. Creech, $50 south Four
teenth street, last night complain
ed to the police that motometer
had been stolen from his automo-
bile while it was parked at the
corner of Court and Winter
streets.
A $4,000 dwelling is to be erect
ed at 1880 south Church street by |
Patrolman Walter Thompson. of
the Salem police force, according
to a building permit issued to him
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