Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-17
Hotel Bligh Arrivals.

Hotel Bligh Arrivals.
| Willis Hart. Los Angeles; w. G.
Hadley, The Dalles; B. J. Kear-
neY, Portland; L. l.. Davis, Ta-
coma, Wn; c. j. Gasoline, AL
bany; w. e. Greene, Portland; F.
c. Brighen, Portland; Mrs. M.
Daukins. Seattle; Mary e. Bish-
op, Seattle; Mrs. E. e. Boise, Sc
attle; Jessie Suraurky, Seattle;
Hazel Frazier, Oakland, Cal;
Madge Mcdonald, Seattle; B. Van
Horn, Seattle; F. M. Miller, Wash
ington. d. C; A. H. Holt, Washing
ton, D. C; J. j. Watson. Los An
geles; ]. F. Johnson, Los Ange-
les; e. McMahen, Seattle; F. M.
Maxwell, Seattle; M. j. Crowder,
Seattle; J. Bagley, city; Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. G, Carson, Everett, Wn;
Realtra Howard, Portland; G. M
Hill, Portland; H. Neal East,
Portland.
A sunfish, very curious specimen
Of the sea, is on display in the win
dows of the Fits meat market.
The sunfish has two large fins
which stick out at right angles
from the body and two small fins
just back of the gills. The fish has
no scales but tough skin This
sunfish is flat and nearly circular.
Don't forget the big harvest
festival dance at the armory Sat
urday. Surprise and fun. Seven
Serenaders.
A collision yesterday afternoon
at High and Ferry streets between
a truck driven by F. Bailey of Port
land and Velie touring ear driv-t
en- by Raymond Burke of Salem
resulted in only light damage to
either car.
Dance at Lakebrook tonight.
1876
F. W. Rosebaugh, 1922 State
street, was arrested by Officer
Parent yesterday for speeding on
Chemeketa between Capital and
High streets at the rate of 2S miles
per hour. He is cited to appear in
police court this afternoon.
USED cars" at rock bottom
prices at Kirkwood's, 246 State
street.
Dave Wright of the Portland
Railway company reported that
while he was driving north on
South Commercial street yesterday
he struck a car belonging to Robin
Day which was parked on the street
A fender on the Day car was smash
ed.
Every used car in stock must |
be sold this week in order to make
room for new cars. Fred Kirk
WOOD, G4b state 81.
w. H. Thompson of Portland has
reported to the police that while
driving on the Pacific highway near
Candy he ran into Ford ear own
I'd and driven by Levi Palmer of
Salem. The Ford was slightly dam
aged.
Last times tonight, Conway
rearle in Shadows of the Sea"
1T the Liberty. 1876
Frank Thorne, who was arrested
~ Chief Moffitt recently Tor hav-
ng liquor in his possession and
Who was to appear yesterday after
loon for a hearing, failed to put in
IN appearance and forfeited his bail
# $45.
Don't forget the big harvest
'estival dance at the armory Sat
Irday. Surprise and fun. Seven
Serenaders.
Bert Tanning will address the
weekly luncheon of the Lions club
at the Marion hotel His
iubject will be "What the fruit
means to Salem" Mr.
tanning is both a grower and
,acker and well qualified to speak
IN the subject.
Dance at Lakebrook tonight
1875
Sim Phillips, employment agent
It the Y. M. C. A, left this after
loon on a six weeks trip that will
axe him as far east as LaMoille.
H., his boyhood home. While
here he will visit two sisters, one
Il whom he has not seen for 20
ears, and a number of cousins.
from Illinois Mr.. Phillips will go
o Iowa to visit brother. He !
will then go to Kansas City, Mo-.
or a short visit with friends and
hen to Miami, Arizona, where he
will visit two sons. He will then
eturn to Salem, stopping at Los .
Angeles for a short visit with '
riends. .