Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-02

last Monday octoDer oot were
,.,d from the Webb and Clough
..,nel this morning. Interment
~ made in the I. 0. O. F. ceme-
tery.
padio. See Chas. X. Denison
ar fine radio work. Sets built to
order. Radio stock and shop at
154O N. Liberty st. phone 2O2sJ
261
The federal inspector Of the
most offices is expected to be in
Salem next week. The local office
has asked for the appointment of
,wo clerks and two carriers and
The report of the inspector upon
the conditions here will determine
whether the additional help will
no authorized. A check on the
amount Of incoming mail is being
kept this week.
For loans, see G.. w. Laflar, AT
Oregon bldg.
Lewis T. Shipley, the supervis-
ing architect representing the
treasury department Of the Unit
I'd States, who has been here for
the past three months during the
construction of the. annex to the
local post office, was forced to go
TO a hospital yesterday for med
ical care. In some way his arm
was scratched and infection set
In.
Pay $500 down and move into
brand new home. Hewlett, 1941
north 9Th, phone 1881. 262
Mrs. A. T. Canning and Mrs.
Nettie Bowen Of Monmouth, were
in Salem today doing some shop
ping.
Better have your toys made to
order. Call D. d. Huntley, furni-
ture repair man, phone 882. 261~
G. q. Johnston of Slverton was
in Salem yesterday and today on
business. He registered last night
as the guest of the Terminal hotel.
Poultry keepers: I have an at
tractive proposition to offer r. I.
Red and Barred Rock breeders.
Phone 400, c. N. Needham. 261+
Earl Pearcy, district manager
Of the Oregon growers association
spent yesterday in Forest Grove
visiting the association prune
packing plant.
Don't forget the Co. F dance at
the armory Saturday night. 261"|
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The Observation-Disclosures coun-
W medical society has been in
ylted by the Central Willamette
Medical society, comprising Lane
and Linn counties, to attend their
meeting and luncheon at Albany
this evening. A number of local
doctors with their wives are ex-
pecting to attend. Among them
are DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Boyd Mott.
DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Thompson and
Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Downs.
Good music at the armory Sat-
urday night. 261*
A marriage license yesterday
was issued by the county clerk to
Harold Schumacher, 18, of Shaw
and Miss w. Gehlen, 10, of Stay
ton.
Salem's best seven will play at
tne Go. F dance, the armory Sat
prJU
uroay night. 261*
AS a result of stipulation
made between attorneys involved
Judge George G. Bingham, of the
Marion circuit court, today hand
eu down an order permitting r
a. McFarlane to draw through
'ae county clerk $533.64 deposit
u oy the Salem Kings Foods
lfoaucts company. Mr.. McFar-
isne recently brought suit against
Tue company for money alleged
uue Tor his crop, the Kings COM
psny explaining that it was will
lne 10 settle as soon as it could
se1ermine whom to pay. The Or
osi mentions that the differences
~ tne parties involved have been
settled.
roultry keepers: I have an at
naetlVe Proposition to offer r. I
ns eu and Barred Rock breeders.
"0ne 4OO, c. N. Needham. 261+
n. Automobile registrations for
JoeoOer Ioon totaled 3439 or nearly
~ ~ more than for the same
tab,., n,n last year, according to
~ SIation SIon compiled by Secretary
va, y otate Kozer. The total for the
Isoo a is now 131,93S, or nearly
vUv Nv ahead of the same period
MA year ago. Receipts of the auto
n, '.ie registration department
ss,Hn t1e year to date aggregate
carrV., Oa can get a host of ideas in
wi lylng ont deoorat;- e.