Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-24


Portland; s. Simmons, Portland;
r. G. Deffon and wife, S. f; Mrs.
Joe Oscar, S. F.; Mrs. F. H. Zitit-
man. S. F; P. Ross, Portland; Lew
Rusk, Salem; w. H. Woodworth,
Portland; ]. Pairier and wife, |
Portland; G. F. Lemke, Portland;
F. G. Marolf, Portland; @. P.l
Quincy, Topeka, Kan; Sam
White, Wichita, Kan; L. o. Bailey
Clarksburg. w, Va; Ben Fitzpat-
rick, Repin, Wis; J. H. Carriken,
Portland; 0. G. Mcdowell, city. =
John Peitrock, a resident of
Stayton, notified the police yes
terday his automobile had collided
with another car when the two
essayed to pass each other. Each
was damaged considerably, he 4
said. No one was injured, how
ever.
Special meeting of Multnomah
chapter r. A. M. Wednesday eve-
ming at o'clock. Eats at 10 p. m.
253*
An automobile driven by Mrs.
Percy A. Cupper, 865 Union street,
moving west on State street at
18th, met up with another car
yesterday, according to her report
to the police. There was no dam
age, she said.
Mystery supper at armory Oct.
25th, $50 to 5 p. m. Daughters
OF Veterans. 254*
A tire, tube and rim were stol- |
en- from her automobile, one Mrs. |
Rattle, 157 north Commercial
street, complained to the police
yesterday.
Hear Walter M. Pierce at the
armory Friday night Oct. 27, 8
o'clock.--Adv. 253
Westinghouse Electric range
demonstration today, Thursday
and Friday at the sales rooms of |
the Portland Railway Light &
Power Co. Miss Grace Bogue who |
is in charge will be glad to answer |
all questions. 253*
W. Clark, of Salem, who was
arrested by Motorcycle Patrolman
Shelton on a speeding charge,
pleaded guilty when arraigned
before Judge Earl Race yester-
day. He was sentenced to pay q
fine of $40.
Walter Pierce, democratic can
didate for governor will speak at
the armory Friday night Oct. 81
at o'cock.-Adv. 253
Permit to erect another new
dwelling in Salem was issued yes
terday by Mark Poulsen, deputy
city recorder. The new house,
which will cost $2,256, will be
built at 1855 north Summer street
by George Steinka.
A fine of $40 was handed out
to Emery D. Soaring by Police
Judge Race yesterday when Scar
ing pleaded guilty to a charge of
speeding.
Don't fail to hear Pierce at the
armory Friday night at s O'Clock,
Oct, 27.-Adv. 253
At the armory Sunday evening
1t 8, W. f. Martin of Portland is
20 discuss the compulsory educa-
ion bill. He is the western divis-
onal secretary Of the National
Religious Liberty association
Washington, D. G. Mr.. Martin is !
laid to be an able speaker and .
we'll informed concerning the
iubject announced. He will ask
lis audience to decide the ques-
ion "Shall | vote yes or no" on its
'wn merits.
On account of moving into new
ocation, treatment rooms will be
losed temporarily after Wednes-
ay evening, Oct. %. DIR. c. H. .
'chenk, Derby bldg. 255 I
Twenty five thousand dollars L
f industrial accident commission
unds were invested in school dis Z"
rict bonds by the state bond f
commission Monday as follows: o
vallowa county school district 21 g
1000; Morrow county school h
fstrict II, $4,000; Malheur n
ounty school district s. $4,000. g
Honoring Miss Helen Ballard !,
Tho left this morning to make her
ONE in Los Angeles, Mrs. G. w. ),
thompson was charming host :.
IS last night at the Court apart .,
lents for number of Miss Bal =
ards friends. The rooms were :,
cry effective in the vivid colors =
autumn leaves and scotch =
room After an evening spent in :,
ocial pastime the hostess was as -
sted in serving dainty lunch :
y Miss 1'helma Young. Those in "
tied for the evening were: Miss -
lara Ahrens, Miss Edna NIGEL .