Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-19

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\ Hotel Bligh Arrivals 4
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H. L. Snyder. Portland, M R
wilson, Portland; Geo. M. Ed |
wards, Walla Walla; Henry Hall
nowhere; Geo. Downing, city. |
Edward Houston and wife, Port.
land; John L. Mason, Los Ang
: Roy Wilkins, Denver, Col, r M
Fowle, Airlie; II. Pierson and
!, wife, Anacortes. Wn; C. M. Pier |
! son and wife, Anacortes, Wn; H
H. McAur and wife, Anacortes
). Wn; d. Dolan, Portland; Margie
Parmenter, city; C. E. Wilson
portland; Otto Zimmerman, Me.
mama; Thos. F. Ryan, Oregon
, City.
AT the meeting held Saturday in
Labor hall, the Salem grange re-
quested the county Pomona grange
TO invite the Polk county Pomona
: grange to a joint meeting to be
= held in Salem the third Wednesday
In January. 1t is proposed at that
n meeting to bring up subjects for
: legislation in which both the Mar
!. ION and Polk pomona oranges are
; interested.
Holly trees for sale at Maru-
ny's, phone 916 or call 211 Miller
street. Plck them out. 301
John W. Foster and Miss Dona
Cochran have exchanged property
: valued at $4,000. Mr.. Foster be-
: comes the owner of property in
Portland on East SO street, and
. Miss Cochran of house and three
I lots in Salem, located on Madison.
: Mills & Copley handled the exchange
International Radiator cores
made and installed by ]. c. Bair,
54S Ferry st. 301&
. The Shell company of California
a has recently purchased some valu-
= able property near the railroad, adia-
cent to the state fair grounds. A
, recent deed filed gives the value of
y land purchased by the company at
!. $25O0. 1t was understood the COM
pany plans some improvements.
Save u cost of new radiator
when it freezes. International
: Rad. cores, 549 Ferry st, 3O1*
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Jerman, Mrs.
AL Jerman, and little Bessie Witzel,
: left Sunday evening by auto for
: California where they expect to stay
about six weeks. Word was received
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Farrar yes
: terday that by Sunday evening they
had reached Roseburg. They report
. ed that the driving between Salem
and Eugene was rather hard as the
I light mist kept freezing on the
windshield.
= Christmas novelties, Mrs. |
, Junk's studio, 679 N. Cottage
1 y 901
r War Saving stamps Of the issue of
a 1918 are being brought to the local
0 postoffice at such rate that it is
requiring the full time of two clerks
Y to receive them and another to make |
= record of them before sending the
0 cards on to Portland from where the
t money is being sent. Last Saturday
' was by far the largest day that the
l office aas experienced with some
thing over 5000 being taken in. Yes
terday was also busy day but did
, not equal Saturday.
II you are interested in a |
course in aviation, phone 134SM.
301 |
Twenty-Five dollars bail was yes
terday forfeited by A. B. Hale when
t he failed to appear in the police
court to answer to a drunk and dis
orderly charge.
! ]. W. Maruny has re-opened
his floral shop Masonic temple
| next to the elevator, main en-
trance State street. All kinds of
Xmas plants and cut flowers. 300
Chief of Police Fl. N. Robinson,
of Corvallis, yesterday notified local
, police that he is anxious to secure
information regarding Ed L. Houser.
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
Charged with cutting a corner
with his automobile, John Protto,
| PIG north Commercial street, was
sentenced to pay fine of S. by
Police Judge Earl Race.
GARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
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