Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-22

employed as instructors tn tt
Dallas schools. 1'
Business appears to be ra,r IN
rortland' according to George
ullIlith' of this city, who return
eo from a short visit to the Ore
son metropolis yesterday.
halph Thompson, Salem coun-
Gilman, left this morning bv auto
mobile for Gervais where he spent
the day transacting business,
T. I. Miller, local garage man,
spent yesterday transacting hust
ness at Mill City. He returned to
Salem last night.
| CHERRO baby chick mash puts
'N0 'ii'N III the chick. 45*
| Nichol McGilchrist, who is at
IeHulu5 dental college in Port
land, spent yesterday and TODAY
IN Salem visiting relatives.
The state association of Hol-
stein breeders will meet at the
Commercial club here next satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock. il was
announced this morning.
Friends of Frank Garland
whose home Is near Salem. will he
glad to learn that he is GONZALES
cent following an operation at the
Deaconess hospital.
Within two or three days May
or George Halvorsen will be able
to sit up in bed, nurses at the Sa-
lem hospital said this morning.
Mr.. Halvorsen underwent a major
operation at the hospital about 10
days ago.
The pay-box of a telephone
booth in the railway station at
Woodburn was robbed of its small
change last night, according to
word received this morning by
Sheriff o. d. Bower. Similar
thefts have been reported in Port
land recently.
While on his way to Salem to
attend the funeral Of his father
yesterday afternoon, Charles H.
Schomaker, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schomaker, employed
by the j. C. Penny company OF
Roseburg, suffered an acute at
tack of appendicitis. He was
rushed to the Eugene hospital by
his brother-in-law, DR.. R. P. Nor
tensen of Springfield, and under
went an operation last night.
DR.. Luther H. Rowland Of Port
land will be appointed as mem
Der of the state board Of medical
examiners to succeed D. d. Young
Of Portland, when the latter's
term expires on February %, ac-
cording to Governor Olcott. The
governor also announces that he
will reappoint DR.. ]. K. Locke of
Portland as a member Of the board
when his term expires on Febru-
ary 28.
Freedom for Herbert Thorson,
who escaped from the state train
ing school for boys yesterday eve
ming, was OF short duration.
Young Thorson, whose description
was furnished the police, was ap-
pretended at S o'clock this morn :
.ng by Patrolman Victor and to-
lay he was returned to the school.
Thorson, who is IA years Of age,
ipent last night in the city jail.
Blue top coats sporting brass {
buttons served to drive away some
mall boys who were reported t
asst night to be disturbing the I
,eace of a meeting held at the 7
Highland school. The youths, who b
we're creating a mild disturbance, Il
aused a call to be sent to the po- d
ice station and Patrolmen E.
White and Victor answered the I
all. When they arrived, howeV-
r, the lads were not to be found.
Due to a conflict in dates the
university band con-
ert which had been scheduled for in
ebruary 28 has been postponed 81
ntil some time in March. This CO
ill make possible few changes W
l the original program, accord P,
lg to leader Glen Chandler who
,timates that this will increase da
le effectiveness of the entertain te
tent. tn
of
Too much weight on the accel- W
,ator caused the arrest here this co
orning of Elwyn H. Walker, W
liver of a delivery truck for the liz
9th grocery company. Walker
ho was charged with speeding JC
the rate Of 33 miles an hour. .,
l Center street, was arrested by !
raffic Officer Miller Hayden. He !
ill be arraigned before Judge !
arI Race in the police court to- J
orrow morning. I
The embattled farmers may !
,va stood at Concord in 1775.