Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-21
Hotel Bligh Arrivals.

Hotel Bligh Arrivals.
F. r. Mere, Seattle; Miss Vera
Rollins, Wenatche, Wn; Emma
Gabrelson. Mt. Vernon, Wn; Jos.
M. Abranes. San Francisco; Mrs.
Macede Naming, Seattle; Mr.. and
Mrs, Berg. Los Angeles; H. L.
Barber, Portland; r. M. Smith,
Portland; Geo. j. Ellis, Portland;
Earl Carey, Jefferson; John Nor
rison and wife, New York city;
w. A. Morrison, New York city;
L. Leighton, Portland; J. e. Moon
Portland; M. Dobane, Portland;
DeWitte. Portland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Vickies, Los Angeles; Mike
Meyer, city; H. F. Chandler, city;
H. Il. McDecher, Portland; Will
lam Rands, Corvallis; ]. r. Neal,
A s. Neal, Silverton:
L. A. O'Brien, Portland; Mrs. j.
L. Quinn, Stayton; ]. l.. Bell, AL
bany; Florence Bell, Albany;
Bell, Albany; e. M.
Thurman, Charles City, Ia; Eu-
gene DeBell and wife, San Fran
cisco; Dubs Mulkey, Monmouth;
Carrie and June Linbrough, Hell
sna, Mont.
T. B. Handley, state corporation
commissioner, left Sunday to join
Mrs. Handley and children at
Rockaway. He expects to be gone
about two weeks.
Carl Gabrielson, head of the
automobile registration of the sec
'etary of states office, left Fri
lay to attend the annual reunion
If members of the 91st division at
Seattle.
Oregon Packing Co, S. 18th,
Will commence seasons operations
IN pears Monday morning 81
o'clock. Pleased to have all for
ner employees and others desiring
work to report Tuesday morning.
1882
John Cochran, former deputy
'ecretary of state, spent the week
md in Salem renewing old ac-
luaintances. John is now assist
ng Clyde Huntley in running the
Portland branch of the internal
'evenue department.
Rex. Bartges, 1929 A street, had |
/ piece of steel taken from his arm
vt local hospital Saturday after
noon. Rex was playing when in
iome manner a steel shaving
which he was playing with be-
,ame imbeded in the flesh Of his
lrm.
]. H. Harper, a fireman for the
Oregon Gravel company who on
July 1, was knocked down by an
oregon Electric train as it was
setting In empty gravel cars, and
before he could clear himself had
all the toes on his left foot cut
,ff and the big toe on his left foot,
lad a skin graft operation per-
'ormed at a local hospital this
lfternoon.
The onstitutionality of the
jury law enacted by the
asst legislature is attacked by at
orneys for j. ]. Chase in an ap-
zeal to the supreme court from
he decree of. the Lane county cir
uit sentencing Chase to term
n the state prison upon convic-
ion on a statutory charge.
Fred v. Watts, 2470 Brooks
venue, permitted a young man to
AXE his motorcycle out for try
ut Saturday evening with the In
ention of buying the machine.
When the boy did not return after
t reasonable length of time Mr..
Watts notified the police. 1t was
earned that he had taken on gas
nd oil at a local filling station.
he police in towns to the south
yere notified and yesterday the /
heTiff of Benton county sent
yord that the youth had been
Ocated in Corvallis and was be-
ng held for the Salem police.
Ladies scarfs. The Wooden Mill
tore has something no one else
as. It's an assortment of ladies
,arfs made of Oregon Maypole
arms made of Oregon wool and :
nit by Oregon mechanics. Some
,al stunning color combinations.
rices $3.50 to 81. This store for
RECON products all the time. Sa-
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