Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-20

approximately 81 names are re-
apirpd on the petitions of those
snting to have their names on
.SO citv ballot in the May prima-
,Ips Many petitions are now be-
ng circulated by friends of can
didates for city positions.
We buy, sell and exchange sec
and hand goods. Phone 464.
Edwin r. Durno, former Uni
uorsitv of Oregon basketball star,
onont short time in Salem yes
tarday on hts way to Eugene from
portland. Durno is now member
NJ the physical education depart
ment at the university.
People use Swift's fertilizer be-
.ause il makes them money. See
clarence S. Bovine or phone 353.
At IA feet the Willamette river
here was today the highest it has
been in many weeks. Yesterday
there was .07 inches of rainfall.
The maximum temperature was
40 degrees and the minimum 40.
Slight damage came out of an
accident on north Capitol street, |
near Union yesterday, in which
ears driven by W. Zirkel, of route
7, and C. D. Barhyte, figured. The
crash occurred between Union
street and the Mill creek bridge.
No one was injured, according to
a report made to the police.
After spending the week end
on business in Portland, Don Up
John, private secretary to Gov
ernor Olcott, returned to Salem
last night.
While C. G. Carson was driving
north on Commercial and c.
A. Brown was moving south Sat
urday, the two machines collided
at the corner Of Bush and Com
mercial. There was but little dam
age and no injuries.
George C. Wakefield Of Well
ington, Kansas, stopped over In
Salem Saturday afternoon, for q
visit with former Kansas and
Oklahoma friends while ON bus
mess trip to the northwest.
Bargain Dance, Society Sere-
naders, Auburn hall Wed. Mar. 22
67l
Frank J. Norton of Sutherlin
was in the city yesterday for
short time on business, returning
to his home today. He was regis
tered at the Marion hotel.
c. w. Weider, one of the pro
prietors of the Salem laundry, isl
back from Albany where he went
the latter part of the week ON
business trip.
A. N. Pierce, manager OF the
Marion hotel is planning on haV
ing number of Portland greeterS
down here next month to take
trip over the Blossom day route
Mr., Pierce was host to the hotel
men last year when the event
was staged by the Cherrians.
]. H. Dodson and C. M. Boulden
Of Dayton were guests Of the
Bligh hotel last night. They are
here on business.
B. Kearns and Oscar Seavey OF
Klamath Falls were here yester-
day as guests of the Bligh hotel.
j. W. Ferguson, state industrial
accident commissioner, returned
to Salem yesterday after spending
a short time transacting business
In Portland.
F. L. Granning, Of the auto
mechanics department, will ad-
eress the Salem auto mechanics
union, at the Labor Temple
Tuesday evening at s O'Clock.
Members of the Tri L club Will
meet on Tuesday evening at 7:4o
At the Y. w. c. A. 1t is an
bounced that each member may
bring a guest. They will go from
there to the Gunnell-Robb studio
Where they will be guests OF Miss
Kathryn Gunnell, who will show
them through the studio.
Both rear wheels of a wagon
arven by R. c. Gamble, OF $50
West Wilson street were damaged
saturday when the wagon was
struck by a car piloted by Alex
hoss, a resident of Albany. There
was but slight damage to the
automobile. Mr.. Gamble had just
started to drive his team off some
scales when the accident occurred,
be said.
After spending the weekend
Visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
y. z. McCroskeY. of this city, VI