Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-22

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X Oct 2.-Opening of grade y
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Hotel Bligh Arrivals.
C. w. Wieder, Albany; r. Town
send, Portland; H. F. Wise, Port
land; A. G. Reach, Portland
Henry Hall, Portland; Clara e.
Fuller, Donald; W. H. Wood
worth, Portland; B. ]. Kearney
Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Bush,
San Francisco; w. M. Faulk-
ner, Corvallis; G.. Kerber, Airlie;
F. w. Milne, Portland; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Anderson, Portland;
Mr.. and Mrs. McMurphey, Falls
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Brodburg
Falls City; Mrs. H, e. Haines,
Drain, Or; John L. Whitsell, Eu-
gene; Lena M. Brockman, Los
Angeles; p. w. Olson, Warren,
MINI; A. F. Jones, Los Angeles;
John Anderson, Portland; w. j.
Lawrence, Seattle; L. Smith and
wife, Eugene; j. Morten, Port
land; A. B. Johnson, Portland; /;
w. A. Moser, Harkins, Or; H.
Neal East, Portland.
The Salem police received re-
port from Woodburn authorities
that house on the highway near
Woodburn had been entered, the
prowlers getting away in a car
with a large trunk, two rugs, a
travelling bag, and several books.
1t was thought that the men
headed for Salem.
G. P. Thrapp, w. c. Thrapp and
Herb Savage, all members Of
the Salem fire department, re-
turned from a hunting trip Sun
day night, bringing spoils of the
hunt back with them in the form
of a deer killed by G. P. Thrapp
Sunday morning. The deer was
killed on Mill creek near Dallas.
Ladies scarfs The Woolen Mill
store has something no one else
has. Its an assortment of ladies
scarfs made of Oregon Maypole
yarns made of Oregon wool and
knit by Oregon mechanics. Some
real stunning color combinations.
Prices $3.50 to 81. This store for
Oregon products all the time. Sa-
lem Woolen Mill store, G. P.
Bishop, Prop.
Funeral services for Mrs. Flor
ence Della Heibert will be held
tomorrow morning from the
Pratum church at 10 o'clock.
Burial will be made in the Pratum
cemetery. Mrs. Heibert died yes
terday afternoon at local hos
pital after giving birth to an
eight and one half pound girl,
who survives her mother
Joe Benjamin., assistant attor-
ney general, left Monday for
Portland where today he will rep
resent the state in arguments on
the motion for withdrawal Of the
answer of the public service COM
mission to the Duncan suit.
John B. Coffey. whose contest
proceedings for the nomination of
state representative from Multno-
nah county are pending in the
circuit court of that county, was
in Salem yesterday afternoon. on
his way back to Portland from
Eugene.
James Mott. republican NOM
inee for state representative from
Clatsop county, was a visitor in
Salem yesterday. Unless independ-
ent candidates are injected into
the contest Mr.. Mott and E. N.
Hurd, nominated for reelection,
will be unopposed in the general
election.
Judge G. G.. Bingham, of the
Marion county circuit court, is in
Albany today on personal business
and plans to go to Portland on
business later in the week
While he is holding his court in
session to give opponents of the
various initiative bills that have
been filed for action at the No
vember election, none of the rum
ored contests have yet material
ized.
Driving too fast to make a
sharp turn in the road caused the
car in which a party Of joy-riders
of two young men and
a girl, all from Salem, to leave
the road and turn completely over
Saturday night on the Lebanon
road The occupants Of the ma
chine were not seriously injured