Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-01
Hotel BIigh Arrivals.

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H. B. Cummings, Wash. d. G; i
S. M. McKibben, Oak Hill, Alas
ka; Dan Swanson, Chicago; Lafe
Sing. city; B. A. Eckles, Vancouy-
er, Wn; A. A. Adams, Spokane;
]. w. Lundy. Portland; A. L.
White, Portland w. Hoffman.
Portland; e. r. Mccormack, Hills
boro; H. Mulckey, S. P. Co., Or;
Geo. F. Hoover, Bend, Or; M. p.
Hoover, Bend; D. c. Sleeves and
wife, city; H. N. East, Portland.
While moving east on Chemeketa
street at Cottage his car collided
with a machine headed south on
Cottage, Everett Wood, of Turner,
notified the police last night. There
was slight damage.
His motorcycle was damaged when
itN was struck by a car driven by
John Wiens, 143l north Cottage,
Kenneth Shipley, 1887 south Com
mercial street, told the police last
night. His motorcycle was sta
tionary when the accident occurred,
Shipley said.
J. G. Jones, 396 Hoyt street, no.
titled the police yesterday he col
Iided with an automobile on whcih,
he said, there were no lights. The
machine owner gave his name AS
Short, Mr.. Jones said.
Minor damages came out of an
accident yesterday in which cars
driven by G. F. Evans, 211 south
Cottage, and H. M. Smith, of Ore
gon City, figured. No one was in
iured. The crash occurred on the
highway near Salem.
The labor demand in Salem is
still holding its own with the sup
ply, according to POLICE Judge Earl
Race who conducts the municipal
employment bureau in the city hall.
Several men are placed ON jobs each
week, he said.
Although it is late for building
operations, November started out
well. This morning Deputy City Re-
corded Mark Poulsen issued a per-
nit to W. H. zosel, Salem merchant
who will build $4,000 dwelling at
1895 south Commercial street.
One of the globes on cluster
amp post at the corner of State
md Commercial streets was brok-
IN yesterday when the post was
struck by truck driven by Flynn
Taught, 1910 Bellevue. Mr.. Faught's
brakes gave way as he was backing
o the curb.
Mrs. N. P. Peterson, of Sutherlin
topped in Salem for short time
his morning to attend to some bust
less on her way home from Port
and where she has been visiting
or the past few days.
Ena Cozel, of Brooks, underwent
IN operation for the removal of
onsils in the city yesterday.
Clayton I. Long. of Corvallis,
pent yesterday and part of today
n Salem on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Smith. of
icMinnville, arrived in Salem yes-
erday evening to be here today on
usiness. They were registered as
uests Of the MaHon hotel.
This evening the young men who |
'raduated from high school during
ne past two or three years but
i'd not go to college are to meet
It the Y. M. c. A. for dinner
nd to perfect their organization.
hey are to meet weekly for dinner
nd will have literary programs and
discussions. For tomorrow
vening Miss Miriam Lowell is in |
barge of arranging the feed and
ne serving. Four other women are
0 help.
The Rev. L. R. Carter, of the
'olens and Carter evangelistic par
Y, who have been holding services
Portland, will be in Salem Thurs
ay, Nov. 2, to hold services at the
-lliance rooms, 632 South CONNER
lal, beginning at 2:30 and 1880
clock. Mr.. Carter is said to be
orceful exponent of the Bible. All
re welcome to attend.
AASS MEETING TO
DISCUSS CAR SHORTAGE