Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-08
Marriage Licenses


Margaret Hodge, 80, Salem.
An order issued by the public
service commission Wednesday
authorizes the state highway de-
partment to construct an under
grade crossing OF the Mt. Hood
Loop highway with the Mt. Hood
railroad track near Whiskey creek.
All expenses incident to the cross
ing are to be borne by the high
way department.
Strawberry pickers wanted, 20
acres berries, camp ground or
we take you out each morning.
Apply at Hunt Bros. cannery.
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State Engineer Cupper will
leave tonight for Burns to attend
the conference between the vari-
GUS interests involved in the NAL
heur lake bird reserve. 1t is ex-
pected that some definite settle
ment of the rights of all interests
concerned will come from the in
vestigation which is to be conduct
ed by representatives of the fed
eral biological survey and the
state.
Authorized Ford Service-the
work little better the price a
little lower. Phone 298, 229 State
street. HARRISON & Cleveland.
1879
Application for permission to
discontinue service has been filed
with the public service commits
sion by the Riddle Telephone COM
pany, operating in Riddle, Doug
las county. The commission is
also in receipt OF a complaint
against the service rendered by
the utility from the patrons of
the telephone company.
Period dining room furniture
priced exceedingly low at Stiff's,
this week. 1877,
There was no damage and no
one was injured yesterday when
an automobile driven by Roy
Remington, 891 north Winter
street, moving west on Court be-
tween Liberty and Commercial,
collided with another machine.
The name of the other cars dri-
YER was not learned.
See Stiff's windows, they con-
tain sample of the class Of din
ing room furniture rarely found
in a city the size of Salem, the
prices are no higher, in fact
they're surprisingly low. 1877
While o. S. Norton, of Coryal
lis, was driving west on the Gar
den road yesterday his automobile
collided with on driven by S.
Paul Jones, of Gervais, according
to report made to the police.
The Jones car was said to have
been damaged considerably. No
me was injured.
Queen Anne, William and
Mary, Jacobean, Gate Leg and
other dining room suites are now
on display on the main floor OF
Stiff's Furniture store. 1879
Yesterday being the last day
OF the year that chapel services
were held at Willmette UniVer-
sity, most of the boys sought to
break the old tradition that no
freshmen enter chapel from the
side entrances but from the rear.
They felt safe in numbers because
they knew that they were too
many for the sophomores to pun
ish. However, they had not taken
it into consideration that upper
classmen also had a right to help
in the ceremonies. The result
was that there was a regular mill
racing party yesterday about
o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Fulkerson, county
superintendent of schools, left this
afternoon for st. Paul to be pres
ent at the grade school closing
exercises.
Prospective brides who reside in
West Salem should inform them
selves as to what county they are
residents of SO as to eliminate
loss of time. Tom Glassop OF
yalsetz and Mary M. Jenkins re-
siding on Route 1 applied to the
county clerk yesterday for a
license. the bride insisting that
she was a resident of Salem. They
were refused and had to go to
Dallas for the paper and the
ceremony.
A meeting Of the Cherrians has
been called for tonight at the
Commercial club to discuss the
matter of attending the Portland
Rose festival and tie Lebanon Rer-
~ fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Weather
bee. of Eugene, and daughter
Mrs Harold Donnelly Of Philadel-
phia, passed through salem teo4s J,