Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

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cIight damage resulted yester-
,.u when automobiles driven by
Coorge Hansen, an engineer at
no state tuberculosis hospital,
snd I Perry Taylor, collided on the
siabway near the state peniten-
tiary No one was injured.
with the coming of showers the
colem police station last night
pad its first "sleepers" in sever
II davs. Men who gave their
"ames as Clarence Cole. G. r.
Nelson and Lee Wehler were
srnished sleeping quarters.
Comparatively few persons are
.ot present being placed through
tbe municipal employment bu-
rpau. according to Police Judge
Earl Race. Most of the employ
ment now offered consists of odd
Iobs. but within a week, Judge
Race believes, there will be plen-
~ of work for those who wish to
pick
Free, free, free. Dancing at
Dreamland Sat. Aug. 12. Introduc
ing Art Talars orchestra. Ladies
free. Dancing free, gentlemen ad-
mission 1Oc. Big hardwood floor.
1917
After spending several weeks
vacation at Pacific City, Miss
Blanche Drake returned to Salem
early today. During the last two
days it rained heavily at the
beach and persons living in tents
necessarily moved into cottages,
she said.
We buy and sell USED furniture
Geise G. Co., phone 464.
Arriving in the city from Tex
as last evening were Mr., and Mrs.
H. p. Mcneil and w. A. Mcneil,
who are making a complete tour
Of the coast states by motor.
Love, the jewe1er, Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Palmer of
Duluth, Mimi, arrived in Salem
last evening from San Francis
co. They were much impressed
with the beauty of Salem.
A meeting of loganberry grow
ers will be held at the hall at
Liberty Wednesday, Aug. 16 at 5
o'clock, and all growers are urg-
ed to attend. 191
E. L. Weeder of Albany is in
Salem for a, short time.
All Salem Elks who expect to
attend the fifth annual state con-
yention of Elks at Seaside, Sep
tember z, 5 and 8, are urged to
sign up for room reservations
with Secretary Harry Wiedmer
Immediately. Headquarters of the
local lodge are to be at the Sea-
side hotel. 1919
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. McCallon of
Dallas are visitors in Salem.
Two Nye Beach homes at auc-
tlon sale, Newport, Or, Tuesday
Aug. %, at 2:30 p. m. These cot
tages are modern and completely
furnished. Terms $500 cash bal
ance easy payments Alecia Nc
Elroy owner, F. N. Woodry auc-
tiOneer. 1917
The band concert next Tues
day night will be held in the Ma
rion square instead of in the
Wilson park.
Notice--Hop picking in the
Minto yard will start Monday,
August 14th. Phone 1568W. 191
H. A. Hamonn of Corvallis is
late arrival in Salem.
Salem Picture Book" at all
news stands 25c. Send one east.
191
Mrs. W. j. Busick, who for a few
days has been i'll at local hospi-
tai, returned to her home today.
Salem Picture Book" at all
news stands 25c. Send one seast.
191
J. W. GObel, 1888 State street, is
g patient at local hospital.
DR., John L. Lynch, osteopathic
physician, 4O3 Oregon bldg. phone
1894 or 58F5. 1917
Admiral Field, U. S. N, retired,
stopped in Salem long enough Fri
DAY afternoon to pay his respects to
Governor Olcott. Admiral Field. ac
companied by his wife and daughter
are touring the coast states by au-
tomobile and were bound for Port
land yesterday from where they
planned to go down the Columbia
highway to Seaside. Admiral Field.
with his flagship, the Frederick,
and a fleet Of destroyers visited