Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-04
FLEET|NG FOLK
GL|MPSED IN
PASSING

One tlOuSduu luUlc Huen Will W
osfected by the klamath Falls
strike when the mill employees
walk out soon, according to Otto
Hartwig, president of the State
federation of labor, who stopped
over in Salem for short time last
night at the Bligh hotel. So far
Mr. Hartwig' explained, the strike
has been confined to 500 box fac.
tory employees. The employers are
refusing to take the controversy
which has arisen over their at
tempt to force a nine hour day
with scale of $3.50 to $3,70, tc
the state board of arbitration.
r. C. Cain, student of the Uni.
yersity of Montana, is here from
Missoula, spending a few days
with his brother, w. B. Cain, who
is on the clerical staff of the Ma
rion hotel. Mr.. Cain is also in the
employ of one of the transconti-
mental lines passing through Mis-
soula dividing his time between
his work and his studies. He ex.
pects to return soon.
Charles Chase, who calls off the
arrival and departure of the
stages at the New Terminal ho-
tel and who runs the bootblack
stand on the side, is sick with
pneumonia at his home, 629 Cen
ter street. A subscription list was
being passed around among the
business places in the Terminal
and permanent guests this morn
ing to buy him flowers.
E..G. Vestal, Pacific coast rep
resentative of the Madison Tire &
Rubber company, whose headquar
ters are in Los Angeles, with B.
Burch, Portland representative of
the same concern, is. here on bus
mess today and registered at the
Bligh hotel. Vestal reports that
business is very good for this
time of year up and down the
coast.
F, B. Currey of La Grande is
registered at the Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Adams of Pen
dleton are registered at the New
Terminal.
David Griffith of Bellingham,
Wash, is a guest of the Bligh.
C. P. Johnson of Eugene is at
the Marion.
RexalI one cent sale Thursday,
Friday, Sat-, April 6-7-S. Call at
store for circulars. Perry's drug
store. 81"
Investigating a complaint that
boys had been stealing rides on
there ar of South Commercial
street car, Patrolman Branson
last night took to the Salem po-
lice station four youths who. ac-
cording to the police, confessed
that they had been guilty Of the
practice. They gave their names
as Forest Fulton, IT, 2340 West
T. T. Rund, 10, 1872
Fir; L. Walp, 16, 462 Hoyt, and
A. L. Schafer, 16, 325 Mission. All
were cited to appear in the police
court before Judge Earl Race this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Travelling bags, harness, leather
goods. F. e. Shafer, ITO S. Com.
S4*
An automobile driven by A. c.
Lane, of the Garden road, yester-
day collided with a machine dr1v-
en- by an unidentified pilot at the
corner of Court and 18th streets.
There was no damage, according
to the police report.
We buy, sell and exchange sec
Ond hand goods. Phone 464.
George W. Hug, city superin-
tendent of schools, will leave to-
night for Spokane where he will
attend the Inland Empire Teach
ers' association. He will return to
Salem the latter part of this
week. The convention will draw
educators from Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho and Montana.
People use Swift's fertilizer be-
cause ii makes them money See
Clarence S. Bovine or phone S53.
Patrolman Victor, who last
night Investigated a report that
there was a disturbance on Mill
creek at Winter street, was un-
able to find any persons SUSPECT
Gus in appearance.
Police last night received a
complaint from 1745 Court street
that two attempts had been made
TO enter the house by raising a
window. Officers were instructed
to be on the look out for strang-
ers on their beat.
One hundred and thirty seven
dollars damages was awarded Ed
WIN Furrer in his damage suit
Which was the result of an auto
mobile collision some time ago,