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

charged with possessing intoxica
ing liquor, failed to appear in coul
Charged with carrying conceal,
weapons, r. r. Deitz and L.
Beard, 2163 north Church stree
were sentenced to pay fines of 4
each when they were arraigned b,
fore Judg Earl Race in the polio
court yesterday.
| A girl, without funds. who wa
furnished bed by the city Sun
day night, yesterday was given en-
pioyinent by local cannery.
Three thousand dollars is to b
spent by Kenneth Legg, of this cit
in erecting a new dwelling at 2S
north Fifteenth street, according t
building permit issued him b
Deputy City Recorder Poulsen.
Three dollars will prrng vol
the Capital Journal for one veal
by mail in Marion and Polk coup.
ties, during the bargain month Of
October. y
Mrs. H. w. McNeal and daugh.
ter Verna of Aumsville, were Sa.
lem visitors today. Miss McNeal
s the manager of the AumsviIle
weekly paper.
Business appears to be flourish
ing in Roseburg and the orchards
nearby this season produced some
OF the finest apples the natives have
ever seen, according to Walter s.
Low, Salem street commissioner, who
last night returned from six-dav
visit in that vicinity. He also visit
ed Grants Pass. Mr.. Low who made
the trip by automobile, said that he
heard very few political discussions
during the six days.
A former resident of Woodburn,
w. L. Cole, will erect a dwelling
at 1859 north Summer street. ac-
'ording to permit issued him yes
erday. 1t will cost $4,000.
W. R. Oleson, of Salem, arrested
asst night on two liquor charges,
vas unable to furnish the $10O bail
Iemanded by the police and was.this
norning held in Jail Oleson was
ccused of selling liquor and with
aving it in his possession.
A permit to erect a dwelling at
270 north Capitol street yesterday |
'as issued by Mark Paulsen, deputy |
lty recorder, to M. l.. Hunt, of
lis city.
$3 for the Capital Journal for
ne year at bargain day rates. by
lail only, in Marion and Polk
until October 81.
Lieutenant H. d. Smith, in
large of the forest airpIane patrol
Oregon during the past summer. h
as received instructions from the
'Vernment to establish emergency {
ndlng fields at intervals of 25
lies along the course of airplane
in Oregon and Washing l
n. Lieutenant Smith was in |
lem Monday comforting with F. J
Elliott, state forester, with re- C
tion to the undertaking.
Dance at Dreamland Wednes- C
y night. Wick Meyers orches- Il
|. Guaranteed attraction. 242s 4
The Marion County Christian En- +
iEor association will hold pre- &
lvention rally at the First Pres i,
5erian church Thursday evening >,
7;45 o'clock. Among the speakers et
| be: Paul c. Brown, who is the m
'ific coast secretary of that state tc
E. convention held in Salem in la
ing February. Also Miss Elaine bt
per, who is the present state C. to
president. This is public affair.
County Cabinet will partake
banquet at the Spa at 6:15. pr
cabinet includes the county Of br
RS and society presidents. ne
'iano playing taught in IL
sks. Enroll for course start kn
this week. Waterman Piano ar
ool, room 8, Mccormack bldg bill
r Miller's. PAL sci
N application on the part of
Nehalem Boom company for
mission to discontinue its op- fri
ions on the Willamette slough prt
dultnomah county is to be the an
Iect of a hearing before the the
lie service commission in bes
tland. "Wednesday, it was an bel
need here today. Mr.
Lee
1ss F. Schumacher of Shaw is
ding the day in Salem on bus
5. MI
ne engagement OF Miss Lydia 7
ny and Edward Schlegel of n
no, California, was announc- /
Vhen Miss Nettie Denny en- I.
lined a few intimate friends o
heir home on Marion street =
ay evening. The evening was II
in games and music Those N
mt were the Misses Ruth and
er Liening, Lydia and Martha GLC
h of Portland, Hazel Della la
Eunice Brown, Sue Will -, ~