Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-09

at local hospital yesterday after
noon for medical care.
Oregon State Fair sep. $3.50.
227s
Miss Roslyn Hull, AL North |
High street. had minor operation
performed yesterday afternoon at
q local hospital.
Films and supplies, The Song
shop, formerly Jeff's. 215s
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl T. Pope of Port
land are expected to arrive In
salem tonight where they will re-
main for several days visiting
Relatives and friends.
Love, the jeweler, Salem. :"
Mrs Eva Jacobs, sos South
Church street, had a minor oper-
alton performed at local hos
pital yesterday afternoon.
Dance, Miami Melodians, 1922
Newport Casino success, armory
Tonight. 215*
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Lance ar
rived last night from Corvallis
and will remain in this city for a
+ few days.
DR.. John L. Lynch, osteopathic
physician, 403 Oregon bldg, phone
1894 or 58F5. 215%
Arriving last evening from
Medford were S. l. Brown and his
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Brown.
We reduce the cost of running
your car Phone 29S, HARRISON &
g Cleveland, 229 State st. Author
ized Ford Service. 215%
Mr.. and Mrs N. Paulson motor
4 ed to Salem from Portland this
afternoon to be here over the week
end for visit with their son and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Paul
son.
F'arel G. 0lds of McMinnville is
in Salem on business.
Mrs. Edwin Moreno, who is at
local hospital, was able to sit up
this morning for the first time.
She will be able to leave the hos
pital with her ten days old daugh-
ter, Barbara Louise, Monday.
Dance with the Miami Melo-
dians tonight at the armory.
Hear Henderson, the operate bar
itone 215*-
H. D. Stone, Knox, N. D., arrived
in Salem yesterday and is visiting
with his mother who has been con-
fined in a local hospital for the
past two months with broken
hip, the result of fall at Newport.
Call 29S for any kind of trou-
BILE with your car. No extra
charge for service trips. HARRISON
& Cleveland, 229 State st. Author
ized Ford Service. 215%
Four of the 522 accidents re-
ported to the state industrial ac-
cident commission for the week
ending September were fatal.
Workmen reported as losing their
lives through accidents during the
week were: Alfred Mou1let, log
ger, Salem; H. Oberle, machinist,
Portland; Herbert o. Byrnes, lab
orer, Portland; Marion Waddel,
iaborer, Oakland
Hupmobile touring, late model
a real snap. lots of extras. Phone
1653R. 215*
Sixty-two fires in Oregon out
side of Portland during August
resulted in losses aggregating
$355, 5,90S, according to the month
lY summary just prepared by A.
C. Barber, state fire marshal. OF
the 62 fires "a were in dwellings.
- in barns, five in sawmills, four
In garages. four in hotels and six
IN business houses.
Investigated Shorthand guar
anteed in thirty days. National
School of Shorthand, 212 Oregon
bldg. phone 7SS. 215
Funeral services for Milford
Miller, Is year old son of Major
and Mrs. Henry o. Miller who was
drowned Sunday, September 8,
will be held next Monday morning
at 800 O'Clock from the Catholic
church. Interment will be in the
st. James Catholic cemetery near
MeMinnville.
Free tickets to Liberty at the
Song Shop. formerly Jeffs. 215'
Mary L. Fulkerson. county
school superintendent. attended q
meeting OF the voters in the
Parish Gap district last night. At
the meeting It was decided that
the district would pay the tuition
of the pupils and send them to
other districts 1t is thought that