Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03

Driving ms car east on COui$
street Sunday, he struck an autos
mobile moving north on 12th
street, R. r. Ratcliff. an empioye
Of the Cottage farm, told the POI
lice. There was slight damage.
Three thousand dollars Is to be
spent by Mrs. Ida L. Niles Of this
city, in erecting dwelling at 429
Marion street, according to q
building permit issued to her tof
day by Mark Poulsen, deputy city
recorder.
A new residence which will
cost $4,000 will be erected by A..
M. Patrick of this city. at 1165
south High street, according to a
building permit issued to him to-
day by Mark Poulsen. deputy city
recorder. Va
r. B. Goodin. state purchasing
agent, is in Portland to buy fur
niture for the new dormitory of
the state Industrial school for
girls.
A tire, wire cable and paddock
were stolen from his automobile
while 1t was parked on the east
side of High street between Che
meketa and Center streets Satur-
day night, ]. D. Kibber, sos south
Commercial street, told the police
r. M. Mckinley of Corvallis,
notified the police Sunday that.
while his car was parked on the
road five miles north of Salem,
it was struck by car said to
have been driven by II. E. Lam
bert. Slight damage resulted to
each machine, Mr.. Mckinley said.
NOTICE
All Pythian Sisters are request
ed to meet at the hall at 2 O'Clock
. Tuesday, April a, to attend the
funeral of the late sister, Cora
: Tucker. Signed. Cora Ferrell, M
Il. C. 79a
His spotlight was stolen from
his automobile Saturday might
while the car was parked near the
Fruitland nursery, Leo Childs
$40 State street, complained tc
the police.
: The junior class of Willamette
university has begun practice up
on the play "It Pays to Adver-
tise," their first rehearsal having
been called for this evening.
Il Maurice Lawson, graduate Of
Willamette university with the
1921 class, died in his home a.
: Blanchard, Wash. After recover
n ing from severe burns received
last summer in an automobile ac
6 cident, Lawson contracted the in
fluenza.
. Marion County Veterans asso
citation will hold its regular tri
v annual meeting on Thursday il
Woodburn. This meeting will b.
an all day affair with bushes
r meeting in the morning, Dime
/. at noon and a memorial program
# in the afternoon, observing Gen
g eral Grants birthday. A. B. Hud
dleson is president of the associa
tion this year.
It
l. During the spring holiday
II Willamette university mad
n changes in it's chapel platform
The stage has been extended to
ward the front, with row of foo
|, lights added. In addition to thi
i the organ has been given Goa
: Of paint. More alterations are ex
h pected to be made from time t
time which will equip the chape
for presentation of plays.
JuuSS G0OI sc h. DlOWA Will u
r the speaker at the Kiwanis clu'
t luncheon tomorrow at the Mariol
o hotel. The organization through
out the country is observing
Canada and U. S. Week." an
I Judge Brown will speak on some
u thing pertaining to this. Harwoo
Il Hall, superintendent Of Chemaw
3 Indian school, will give the at
tendance prize which will be
production of the girls work O
the school. DR.. Henry E. Morris
secretary Of the club, has receiy
= ed a telegram from Senator NC
Nary stating that the senator
> in favor Of four year hig
q school course of the institution
: and which was recommended b
the club sometime ago.
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