Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22

Ioys at auction at Stiff's Auc-
tion house Saturday at 1880 D. m.
304*
While his automobile was parked
near the post office spotlight was
stolen from it, C, L. Mcdonald, 925
Locust street, complained to the no.
lice yesterday.
Toys at auction at Stiff's Auc-
ton house Saturday at 1880 D. m.
304*
Patrolman Victor last night took
to the police station bicycle which
he found abandoned downtown.
Toys at auction at Stiff's Auc-
tion house Saturday at 1880 p. m.
3O4s
An overcoat which had been stol-
en- from him at local church and
which was recovered by the police
Yesterday was returned to Albert
Geyer, 1913 Court street.
Reg, SIS card tables, your
acice in felt or INIT. leather tops
special 81. c. S. Hamilton, 305*
Complaint that his hat had been
stolen from local dance hall was
made to the police yesterday by Ed
win Eby, 1872 north Front street.
Reg. SIS card tables, your
choice in felt or INIT. leather tops
special $4, c. S. Hamilton, SO5 =
The South Salem Friends church
held their annual Chris mas PROGRAM
last evening. A real nice offering Of
clothing, eatables and money were
received to be turned over to the
associated charities of the city for
distribution.
Lamp shade special, values to
S21 now $10.85. G. S. Haml ton.
305 :
The Marion couny court has au-
thorized Edgar B. Perrine as execu-
tor, to sell at private sale or auction
the personal property included in The
estate of Lucy A. Johnson, who died
recently. This property consists of
house furnishings in the home at 21st
and Waller street, appraised at $3.50
and in the house at 1856 Bellevue,
appraised at 1925.
Salem lodge No. A. f. & A. NJ,
will Inject this evening at the Ma
sonic Temple for limitations and a
banquet, and for the special enter
tainment of Masons from Gervais.
The Spaulding Logging company
will close down Saturday evening
for the usual week of repairs, and
not open again until Tuesday morn
ing, Jan. 2. This closing does not
include the box factory or the sash
and door department. These will
open Tuesday morning following
Christmas
Turkey shoot at Turner Sal
Rail Bros. 304
The Marion county farm bureau
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Chamber of Com
merce, to name delegates for the
state convention. Pitney Miller OF
Woodburn is president, and II. G.
King of Salem, rural route 6, secre-
tary
Regular hours of shopping will be
maintained Saturday evening by al
most al stores in Salem notwith-
tanding Saturday is the final shop
ping day before Christmas. This
means that drygoods stores and
stores in general will continue their
custom of closing at 6 o'clocy, and
rrocers and meat markets at 7
0 clock.
Noah Rosenbaum, who was with
4he cemetery service number OF
wears in Salem, returned a few days
ago from a visit including Texas
Oklahoma and sevenal central states
He says the farmers in those state'
have more to complain Of than II
the Willamette valley. Returning he
ran into heavy rains al Yuma, Arl'
IONA, a downpour al Los Angeles, a
flood in the Sacramento valley and
felt quite natural when he struck
the mists of Oregon. Mr. Rosenbanm
is now a farmer, living few miles
southeast of Salem.
The Sunday school of thc First
Baptist church, Salem, Will hold its
Chris mas services Saturday eve
ming al the church, beeinnng at
$50 o'clock. The choir of the church
and the Sunday school will present
the Christmas pageant entitled,
Coming to the Christ"
Mr.. and Ms Fred Cook Of Rose
burg vii visit Mr.. and Mrs +. W.
Cook and family, 245 south Cottage
over Christmas.