Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-07

Gf Is IN one OF LIl6 local nOSpl Lal
being treated for Bright's diseas,
He is merchant in Hubbard ant
is well known in Salem.
Dance soc tonight, Elite hall
Ladies free. 84a
George Hitchkiss Street, wei
known Portland baritone, was IL
Salem last night giving instruc
tions to his regular pupils Of
which he has a number here. Mr.
Street plans giving recital soon
arrangements for which will be
announced later. He was register
ed at the New Terminal hotel and
will return today to Portland.
Trade in your old furniture. Fl
T.. Stiff Furniture Co. 84+
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Walters and
their family Of San Francisco
were registered at the Marion ho-
tel last night. Mr.. Walters is Pa
cific coast salesmanager for the
Phez company, now the Northwest
Fruit Produce company.
Red Star, Art Jewel and Perfec-
tion oil stoves. H. L. Stiff Furni
ture Co. 84*
w. R. Read of Corvallis is reg
istered at the Bligh.
New shipment Of grass and rat
tan furniture just received. H. l.,
Stiff Furniture Co. 84*
James B. Clay Of Glendale is
registered at the Marion.
Baby chicks, SOS State.
Mr.@and Mrs. W. v. Hurst of
Eugene are registered at the Bligh
Love. the jeweler, Salem.
f. f. Maison of Portland is at
the New Terminal.
Special children's matinee 10c
Saturday at o'clock to see "The
Four Horsemen" at the Liberty
theatre. 83*
Complaint that his bicycle was
stolen from his residence at 257
north Liberty street was made to
the police this morning by Lyle
Sheppard. The wheel was taken
some time last night.
Ioosier Schoolmaster tonight,
Grand theatre, Sis. Tickets soc.
Benefit American Legion auxil-
larry. 83~
Investigating a report that a
burglar was endeavoring to gain
entrance into a home at 2486
Mill street early this morning, Pa
trolman George White discovered
that there is no such address. The
woman who telephoned the COM
plant to the police refused to give
her name, officers said.
Baseball and long walks are de-
lightful these days, but a year
from now they will be only a
memory. Begin shorthand next
Monday at the Capital Business
college, and next year you will
have a good place as a result Of
tho time snent. 83*
Paul H. Sroat of Portland, for
merly a resident of the capital
city, is in Salem today on busi-
ness.
Dance soc tonight, Elite hall
I.adias free 84+
Fred A. Williams, chairman of
the public service commission, re-
turned Friday night from Her
miston where he conducted a hear
ing into freight rates on hay. Will
Iiams reports a keen interest in
the hearing with many produc-
ers and consumers present from
all sections of eastern Oregon. ;
Ford service authorized, phone
29S. No extra charge for service
trip in city limits. HARRISON &
Cleveland, 800 N. Coml st. S4*
Ben Wheeler, charged with non
support of his children, was ar
raigned in the Salem justice court
before Judge G. e. Unruh this
He requested a hearing
which will be held on Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. Mr.. Wheel
er is a resident of Salem III
Boxing, Mt. Angel college, sew
en- big bouts. Mt. Angel college VS.
Columbia university, Saturday,
April Sth, p. m. Admission 75c.
S3*
Two building permits calling
for a total expenditure of $500
were issued today by Mark Poul-
sen, deputy city recorder. One was
by Joe Bernardo, of this
.fty, who will build a one story
at 355 south Winter,
and the other was furnished to A
L. VAIN, SAT south Commercial,
who will repair the damage caus-
I'd by a recent fire. Three thou
sand dollars is to be spent by Mr..
nnd Senn hv Mr. Waln. II