Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-18
Hotel Bligh Arrivals.

del, Portland; Geo. L. Coburn,
Bandon; Mrs. T. F. Paulson,
Lookingglass, Or; Mrs. ]. e.
Smith, Lookingglass; C. R. Lang,
0xnard, Cal; r. w. Hope, OK
nard;; William Borchard, OK
nard; Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson,
San Francisco; d. r. Luper. AL
bany; Henry Tate, Stayton.
Asael Busch left for the beach to-
day to be gone over the weekend.
DR.. F. L. Utter, 446 Oak street, re-
ceived permit to build a dwelling
to cost $1,000.
Permission was given to Christian
Yeager to make alterations on his
residence at 1879 Nebraska avenue
to the extent of $1,000.
Clarence and Charles Gillingham,
1850 N. Front street, both had
minor operations performed at
local hospital yesterday.
Helen Ramsden, 395 N. 10Th
street, underwent a minor operation
at local hospital yesterday.
Delmer R. Luper or Albany is
a visitor in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Anderson of
Eugene arrived in the city where
they will remain for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Paterson of
Everett. arrived in Salem last
night by motor on a tour of Ore
gon and California. They left
this morning for San Francisco.
Tire sale at Wick Bros. rs per
cent reduction over the recent |
factory reductions. 30x3 Oldfield, |
fabric, $6.95, the 30x3 u fabric
is $7.95, the cord $1195. 32x4 |
Oldfield cord $21.S5. See our big
ad in Saturday Journal. 1867
Word has been received by |
Mrs. Louis Dunn of the death Of |
her mother, Mrs. William Doyles
at Bellingham, Washington. Mrs
Doyles was a former Salem resi-
dent and leaves many Salem
friends.
Mrs. s. w. Selee, Mrs. Ella
Moody. Mrs. Henry Moody and
little Ellen Gene Moody left this
for a motor trip to Sea-
ide where they will remain for
he next week.
Mrs. ]. G. McElroy of Portland
vas the house guest of Mrs. ]. e.
3rophy for two or three days this
week. She left yesterday morn
ng to spend some time visiting
With her mother in Eugene.
P. ]. Basler, resident manager
If the Mutual Life Insurance
in Tacoma, Mrs. Frank
3ergsma Of Ferndale, Wash, and
Mrs. ]. Mcdonald of Seattle left
asst evening for their homes after
pending few days visiting with
I. L. Moody, 724 north High
treet.
Ladies scarfs. The Woolen Mill
tore has something no one else
las. Its an assortment of ladies
CARTS made of Oregon Maypole
arms made of Oregon wool and
nit by Oregon mechanics. Some
cal stunning color combinations. .
'rices $3.50 to 81. This store for
oregon products all the time. Sa-
EN- Woolen Mill store, G. P,
bishop, Prop.
]. r. Pollock who has been 10
ears in the shoe business in Sa-
em and who has a wide acquaint
nee here, is now with the Price
hoe company. Mr.. Pollock
ONES from the Miller Mercan- S
lie company Of Corvallis where
e held the position of buyer and
manager of the shoe department:
Through negotiations between the
ublic service commission and the
outhern Pacific company the
,hedule Of the motor car service
ow operating between Albany and
ill City has been extended to
,etroit, the Mill City-Detroit sec
on heretofore being served only =
V a mixed train. :
The list of 59l accidents report [
I to the industrial accident com n
.ission for the week ending Auqust
I contains the names Of five. men a
ho were fatally injured as fol- t
ws: Sherman Deaver, lath feeder, t.
l. Helens; Gaspare LAMBERT, is
ridge carpenter, Goble; Mike zech, n
gger. Portland; J. Gray, logger, d
ortland; Elmer Lanyon, rigger, I
ales Creek. Of the 59l accidents b
.ported during the week, 525 are
Inject to the protection of the .,
orkmen's compensation act. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Walters n
, Medford and Mrs. 7. E. Daniels, y
SO of the Jaskson metropolis, were
yernight visitors in Salem, return q
o home from a vacation trip to
ancouver and Rainier park. Mr..
r.14o-s ;s manager of the Califor-