Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-27

: Chas. Bradna & Son, N. Y. c.;
= Mrs. G. l.. Brown, Medford, Or:
1t F. w. Smith and wife, Portland
,. Or; M. E. Falls and wife, Sioux
It City, Iowa; Josephine Falls
Is Sioux City, Iowa; Loretta Falls
r. Sioux City, Iowa; l.. A. Herr
m Sioux City, Iowa; L. Ross and
% wife, Portland, Or. =
: Court House
r Circuit Court
vi Reply filed in the suit of Fred
% L. Harmon ct al, VS.. Frank Ford
L Amended complaint filed in tht
suit of Henry w. Smith VS.. Holr
Miles.
e Stipulation for dismissal O
K case filed in the suit of Leola H
% Withrow VS.. Harold w. Withrow
4 Marriage Licenses
Y Jack B. Fritz, 80, Portland, ant
! Clara Stamen, 26, Salem.
= George ]. Gent, 25, Eugene, anC
n Ruby M. Grassman, 20, Gervais
q George Carl Randel, 26, Port
n land, and Jeannette Beulah Noyes
q 20, Woodburn.
Orchards in Polk county appear
to be in excellent condition and
= the berries look good despite the
q long period of warm weather, ac-
j cording to F. G.. Deckebach, OF
h Salem, who made SO mile trip
!, through Polk county this morning
After spending one day trans
y. acting business In Portland, Judge
' G. e. Unruh, of the Salem justice
: court, returned here last night.
{ He made the trip by train.
Sam Butler, deputy sheriff in
the office of the county tax col
lector, returned from his vacation
Saturday, spent in eastern Oregon.
! Crop conditions are looking we'll in
! that part of the state, Mr.. Butler
said, due to the fact that there
has been some rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson left
today for South Bend, Washing
> ton to spend the next two weeks
visiting his parents. Mr., Nelson is
a pharmacist Of the Capital Drug
, store.
willard Wirtz, district attorney
for Crook county is arguing case
before the supreme court today.
For several years Mr.. Wirtz was
Salem correspondent for the Port
land Journal.
An automobile license plate and
tail light which he found on the
Pacific highway near Hubbard
were yesterday turned over to the
police by F. E. Clark, Of route 3.
| Fresh orangeade SC glass. The
, Spa. 1889
Two lots of China pheasants of
ESQ each arrived at the state
poultry farm from the State Game
Farm at Corvallis, the last of last
week and were turned loose in the
fields near Salem.
Cool off Try fresh ltmeade or
lemonade. The Spa. 153~
Various kinds of articles are
brought to the Salem police to be
returned to their owners and the
latest Is an iron bed rail which
Raymond Nash said he found at
the corner Of Capitol and Chemek-
eta streets yesterday.
Serve The Spas Home Made
Ice Cream for dessert these warm
days. Six flavors in bulk. Five
flavors in brick The Spa. 153"
Ralph Barnes, accompanied by
the boys of his Sunday school class
of the First Methodist church, left
yesterday for Elkhorn, where the
group will enjoy a three-day
outing.
We are the only confectionery |
in Salem making our ice creams
and sherberts. They are different
than the factory made ice creams. |
The Spa. 153*
The board of directors of the
Rotary club will report on the
children's playground proposition
at the luncheon of the organiza-
tion tomorrow. The Salem-Mc-
Minnville picnic has been referred
20 the fellowship committees of
| both clubs.
Love, the JeweIer, saIem.
Police Judge Earl Race yesterday
urged the police to be on the look |
out for automobiles and trucks
which. he said, have been re-
ported as driving through down
town alleys at dangerous rates Of
speed. Several complaints have
been received by him, Judge Race
said