Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-23

oniy SCHOOL ulStrlct In which the
radio Is owned and regarded as
part Of the regular school equip
ment.
Friday evening, at the Leslie NJ.
E. church, the parent auxiliary of
troop 5, boy scouts of America, will
hold its regular monthly session.
This is the only organized parents
auxiliary in the city, although
number Of other traops are hoping
to increase the interest in boy scout
work by organizing such an auxil-
iary.
Members Of the Elk lodge win |
have the pleasue to hear this eve
ming, following regular session Of
J the lodge, a special orchestra and
other talent, brought direct from
8 Portland.
a With the night cold and frosty,
9 seven men applied for and were fur
e nished with free sleeping quarters
i at the Salem city Jail last evening.
Richard Nichols, youth who had
escaped from the state training
school for boys, yesterday was
il turned over to the local police by
4 officers from Klamath Falls where
he was taken into custody. He was
returned to the institution today.
The driver of a local grocery
truck yesterday was warned that,
= in the future, his vehicle must not
q q block the sidewalk. Complaint was
made to the police by Alderman
. George Wenderoth.
: Minor damages came out of an
o accident in which an automobile
% driven by E. M. Bradford, of tht
e state training school, and a trucl
driven by an unidentified man, fig
ured yesterday on Church street
$ No one was injured.
as F. A. Meyers, Of route s, suffer
tn ed minor injuries yesterday whel
n the automobile he was driving me
er up with one piloted by H. M. Bras
r field. The crash occurred at tn
It, corner of Commercial and D streets
The Meyers car was considerabl
damaged.
ds Permit to erect a $4,000 dwellin
,g at 1855 Mill street yesterday we
1r granted to Nile w. Hilborn, of tn
IS. city, by Mark Poulsen, deputy cit
ce recorder.
as There is slight surplus of lab,
"a in Salem, according to Police Juds
~ Earl Race, who conducts the mAni
>, pal employment bureau in the ci
, q hall. Only a few men are applyil
for work at the present time, ho'
NO ever, Judge Race said. He looks
his only small number Of idle men
Salem this winter.
&C. Lamar Tooze, of Eugene, Univ,
ed sity of Oregon graduate in char
, of the university's campaign
it, $1O,000,000 from private subscrt
YES tion, arrived in Salem yesterday
the attend the dinner Of universi
/ Z alumni to be held at the Gr
,ev Belle this evening.
~ A marriage License was issu
inr Wednesday to Chester G. Jefferf
20 20 Of Gervais, a farmer, and Alice
. Morgan, also Of Gervais.
Sidney B. Vincent of the West'
ieh Tourist bureau of Portland was
the the city Wednesday looking up {
sic vertising matter of Salem and M
rhe ion county to be placed with
7e~ Portland Chamber of Commerce.
has asked of the Salem Chamber
1ins Commerce 500 of the Salem-Mar
rict county pamphlets. Also for la
FORA exhibit in Portland, 1000 Of the
run yer Creek Falls pamphlets, adv
be tising that vicinity as point VIC
ONE while for visitors.
be
his On Tuesday evening, Nov. 21
Kafoury Clerks Progressive {
held their monthly luncheon
dent get-together in the club rooms 10
,ter- ed at the store. A. r. Nichols,
ness Wallis, member Of the state be
of vocational education, addre!
the meeting outlining the work
ived the board. The club voted to
rday Mr.. Nichol to see that an instru
the be sent to give the clerks worl
more salesmanship at regular dates.
alem
titles Yesterday morning Manager
DIR. den, of the Liberty theatre, n
! the showing Of the picture, "Ti
thy's Quest" at the Girls In
trial school. The girls enjoyed
'ook- treat immensely. Mrs. Pattel
and matron at the school, highly enc
was ed the picture for children as
l on as adults.
The Cecilian Music club,
'cond school organization, met last
'tbail ming at the home Of Jeraldine
the lig, sos north 14th street, II