Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-11
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: strauss, who has been coming
2 IA territory for the last 70
y as a representative OF San
yTraneisco jobbing house, which
,.adles the product Of the local
la. 'aa,an mills, reports that business
no0 good throughout the entire
Z rthwest with the expectation OF
Ip,an,ath nv Falls. The dealers there
~ not buying anything because
atthe strike, and some are taking
= = loss than a dollar day. He IS
ropistered at the Marion,
Governor O1cott is not the only.
40 to have a namesake In the
chauncey olcott company which
.slavad here last night. James
pfarr head of the Styx Ink COM
nany of Salem lays claim to dis
tirction along this line, having
"a the pleasure Of seeing James
Mari a member Of the troupe who
i registered at the Bligh hotel.
Dan Bass, manager of the Fry
hotel in Seattle, and a Salem boy,
I when here few days ago gave his
reason for wearing a large and
heavy overcoat though the weather
was mild. He said that he was In
tbe habit of visiting the office of
George U. Piper, collector of GUS
toms and another former Salem
how. and when George turned his
hack, Dan helped himself. Mr..
Bass was a guest of the Marion
hotel.
L. f. Pease of Eugene was a
guest Of the Bligh last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Widener of
jefferson we're registered at the
New Terminal hotel.
Mabel Trinwith OF Wiliamina
was registered at the Maron hotel,
Sara Crahen Of Toledo was a
guest of the Bligh hotel.
Nick T. Welter of Stayton was
registered at the New Terminal
hotel.
Mark Hathaway, a former resi-
dent of Salem who now makes MS
home in Eugene, was business
visitor here yesterday.
Geraniums, plants for boxes and
yards. Arthur Plants greenhouses
1898 8. 18th and Wilbur, phone
125OW 113
Claire Pennington, Eugene
business man, spent yesterday In
Salem. He returned to Eugene by
automobile last night.
Films Developed Free
In our own laboratory; quickest
service in finishing. Patton's BOOK
store.
Five dollars fine was paid by
Elmer KIeinke yesterday when ne
pleaded guilty before Judge Ear
Race to charge Of passing a
street car while it was receiving
and discharging passengers.
Films developed free at Patton!
Mayor George e. Halvorsen let'
Salem yesterday by automobile FOL
Portland. After transacting some
business he expects to return here
today.
Films Developed Free
Expert service; high quallt,
work, at Patton's Book store.
Forty men are being employed
by Street Commissioner Walter
Low in constructing a 16-inci
sewer which is to run for fou'
blocks between Parrish and Bell
mont streets. 1t is hoped that tn
sewer may be completed in tw'
weeks.
n a
Auction sale this Friday, l2S'
N Liberty st. New furniture, neV
range, heater, laying hens, younl
chickens, see page 2 for parttcu
lars, etc. F. N. Woodry, auctionee
112f
Ensign Thos. Bloss in charge 0
the home service campaign - /
Salem returned from Corvallis to
day and announces that he
ready to plunge into the work Q
raising funds here.
Call 1921, Patton Plumbtn
Co. for your plumbing and repai
ing work. Contract or hour, moo
crate prices. II
Helen McInturff accompanie
by Sadie Pratt will be one of tn
soloists at the Methodist churc
entertainment at Shaw tonigh
Ruth Hill of Salem is also on th
program for a reading. All thre
are members of the Live WIRE
Sunday school class of the Jaso