Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-27

Goldthwait, Portland; John w.
Foster, Portland; Lafe Sing,
Portland: E. M. Baker, Marion;
R. J. Wood, Portland r. H. Loom
is. Portu1d; Thos. M. Major, Nc
MinnvilM; E. Herbstoitt, S. F;
Walter M. Pierce La Grande; w.
H. Downing, Shaw; o. E. Cross
man, Snohomish J. l.. Cooper, de-
troit; J. w. Derby. Allegany. Or;
Geo. w. Holmes, Portland. *I
Notice to all of our old can
merry workers, we will return to
work Monday, October 30th. Sign
ed Oregon Growers. 257s
Ed Chastains, proprietor of one
Of the local mems furnishings
stores, is spending the day in Port
land.
Carnival dance at Dreamland
Sat. and Tuesday night. Meyers
orchestra, guaranteed attraction.
257]
Co. F, 1872 Inf. is running a
series of dances every Sat. night
at the armory. A unique and orig
inal orchestra has been secured
which promises to give the public
real treat. The admission is 75c,
ladies free. 257*
Complaint that his touring car
had been stolen was made to the
police yesterday by Joe Young.
resident of Roseburg.
Night school begins at the Cap
ltal Business college, Monday eve
ming, October 80. Register now.
256*
His car was struck by one driv-
en- by DR.. w. c. Smith of Salem, F
e. Neiswander, told the police
yesterday. There were minor
damages. The accident occurred
on the highway north of Salem.
New World Begun, Millions
now living will never die." Don't
fail to hear free lecture Sunday s
p. m. Derby bldg. 257
William Kroeplin, arrested by
Officer Floyd Brown on a charge
of speeding, was sentenced by
Judge Unruh yesterday afternoon
to pay fine of SIS when he
pleaded guilty.
Co. F, 162 Inf. is running a
series of dances every Sat. night
at the armory. A unique and orig
inal orchestra has been secured
which promises to give the public
a real treat. The admission is 75c,
ladies free. 257'
Miss Sylvia White, 1859 Ferry
street, driving an automobile in
which her mother, Mrs. e. G.
White, was passenger, met up
with a wagon loaded with poles
on the highway north of the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon.
There was some damage but no
one was injured.
Better values in sweaters, we
have all styles at all prices. The
Mans Shop, 416 State St. 256"
Home cooked specialties for
- Pumpkins, pies,
sakes, candy and everything good. |
at the o. A. G. cooked food sale
Saturday in Salem Auto Co. gar
age near Terminal building on
High street Also dressed chick
ems, eggs and cider. 256*
The board of directors of the Y
NJ. c. A. have elected DR.. M. C.
Findley and son Dwight, as dele
gates to the forty first interna-
tionaI convention of the Y. M. C. |
A. to be held at Atlantic City Nov |
14-1S Mr.. Findley is now in the
east to attend meeting of the
medical men of the nation. I
Dwight accompanied him on the
trip.
Hear Walter M. Pierce, demo-
cratic candidate for governor, at
the armory tonight at o'clock
Adv. 256"
Don't fail to hear Walter NJ
democratic candidate for
at the armory tonight
at 8 o'clock.-Adv. 256*
The Oregon Belmont corpora
tion, capitalized at $4,000 filed
articles of incorporation with the
state corporation department
here, Thursday. The incorporat-
ors are James G. Wilson, Geo. 3.
Guthrie and Harry o. Strom. Art
icIes were also filed by the Colum-
bia Plaster Wall Board company
Of Portland capitalized at $780,
900. Fred j. Gregoire, ]. NJ. Clapp,
John Herman and James H. Muir
ply are the incorporators.
Walter NJ. Pierce, democratic
candidate for governor, viii speak
1t the armory tonight at 5 o'clock
welcome.-Adv. 256'