Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-03

Ihls afternoon. 1--WE Guild dis
- penSe win one team and a sim ~
le morse, Mr.. Low said, "and o,e
could cut three men off our pay -.
: X roll" lega
x gag
!, Ihe Marion hotel management M
= was voted resolution of COM
3 x mendation on the improvements Il
= recently made in the dining room the
s y service and the addition Of the givi
}. X banquet hall, by the Marion Coun 74S
x ty Realty association at its lunch som
o con there yesterday noon. he'll
s X A
X George j. Willett and William M
4 x w onllIn were initiated into the $5,-
,oti- ,.st retei ans Vi forelgn Wars at the SAX
'oti- last meeting Of the organization
uo IN the armory. Colonel Carle ;,
IVY Abrams delivered a short talk ,oa
ort- on the organization having a def
cers mite objective to attain and was VI u
tne followed by speech from Major -
Henry U. Miller, post commander, n
roud urging members to attend regu- of I
sA4 larly and encourage other ex- TAX
service men TO join. day
)un- hon
is ooN' Va a. H. aunt' VINO cial
passed away in Los Angeles on
at Eabr,or,, .5
this dav Mr. ord M HT HT4 =
w., Mr.. and Mrs. ]. HALEY Hunt ac- for
companied the body. The funeral pri
will be held Saturday from Rig her
To- don's chapel. The Elks will be In MOI
69* charge of the services.
liam, Harry Bennett who was report ble
,om- GU " nave neen very Ill with ing
80 pneumonia, is said to be recover n
Val ins lapAuiy ana Is now able to sit will
, up. oou
He ro ton
Farmers and agricultural ex-
perts report that while the recent
our cold dry weather has been hard Pho
ally. On llu patents 1t has been very
advantageous to farmers in get {
ting their crops in and in holding has
ana back the fruit. 1t is believed that Koi
;lub, nothing but bumper crop can can
for be expected. ina
ans min
oils Denton G. Burdick, state rep pri
resentative from Deschutes coun- ant
OF ty, was in Salem this morning pre-
53 calling on Governor Olcott. Mr..
Burdicks home is at Redmond. !
the Pre-
ated Some of the Isle of Palmetto del wo
5ter- Verde soiourners are on their dus
Is way back from the paradise of ing
A. their dreams and expect to arrive cor
enry here about the middle of the sta
month. sio1
wei
La The combined efforts of the VIII
20 Salem police and officers at the Wis!
T state training school for boys to- sat
- day had failed to show any results
isit- - l''Slne ~ ~-5a 1o,,
their escape from the institution she
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. for
we'll Both of the boys were committed len
$500 to the school from Portland ran ran
Spring weather has tended vot
u,os greatly to reduce the number of dat
va men who apply for beds in the Ma
city Jail. Again last night there and
was but one lone applicant for hal
ror- sleeping accommodations. He gave mex
en- his name as Norman Mason.
nson Ihe 'oN InIno' VI iai,iloiI der
Bur corueu III o"iein ye''el uay iaIIo I.' Sal
I1+o to arrest the falling of the Will 90
49,, lamette river which, at o'clock roo,
this morning, was "a feet high. IIr,
The maximum temperature yes stot
hall terday was 81 degrees and the or ,
aves minimum was 54' according 10 ber
star the official weather man. for,
E1 Officers George White and Vic co. co.
w.. -,o., tI,,,,e,ht bv hea
eller two youths VINO were tnousnt ny
vas- D. M. Rude 1900 north Com =
/, in mercial street, to be escapes from
the the state training school for boys. ~.
hoen Mr.. Rude saw the youths loiter- -
ing on south Commercial street,
he said. nTre
'niS A folding camara was stolen sup
~ ~ fuor,, bor homo eon,atin,a durin q the
lple, from her nome Solnetiine uui nus inst
-. last Monday, Mrs. E. Franklin, lhs'
who resides at 1904 north Fif- one
end teenth street, complained to the ann
got police last night. Nothing else in ~ lllu
ma the house was disturbed, accord
hop ing to the report. W.
ear n
70 When Lee Swoup six years Of l
age, and Wayne Swoup, nine fail sess
ed to return to their home at the can
be- Cottle apartments at 10 O'Clock ing
See last night, the Salem police were ed
S5S. requested to help locate the lads. lem
A few minutes later the pair was 5yI
found on downtown street by her
ash. Patrolman George White who ac- moo
lotel companied them to their home. For
1.-THE automobile business is de- j
435 cidedly looking up" said L. r. San
,rie- Nichols, field representative Of III
So the Studebaker corporation, who pro
was in Salem today on business ms
4 of with the Marion Automobile COM ne
city pany Mr.. Nichols, whose head 'Ic'
orn- quarters are in Portland, will Sno
1a de Albany He is MOI