Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-13

Sndn1' announced Jne completion
of a deal today whereby he be-
comes sole owner of two buildings
in Woodburn. One of the buildings
is occupied by drug store and
the other by a hardware store.
They were purchased from his
brother, J. c. Price.
Mrs. Mary Graves, a professor
IN the English department at the
University Of Washington, Seat
| tie, stopped off in Salem yester-
day on her way to Sacramento on
a vacation trip. to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. e. E. Guye, and
her husband, tourists registered at
the local auto park from Seattle.
| q. L. Brunk, living a few miles
west of Salem in Polk county, was
In the city this morning receiving
medical attention. An infection of
the hand. received in the hop
yards and resulting in blood pois-
'oning, necessitated the trip.
/
Mrs. Lawrence Vampell, niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Acker, To-
cal milliners, with her husband.
motored to Salem Sunday and
spent the day with their relatives.
An executive committee meet
ing of the local post of the Ameri-
can Legion is slated for this eve
ming in the office Of Adjutant
Small. General business only will
come before the meeting.
DR.. Henry e. Morris, local opto-
metrist, motored to Dallas this
morning on short business trip.
The call numbers for the radio
broadeasting station of the Salem
Electric company have not come,
although the application has been
in for at least a~month.
Lloyd Rigdon, local undertaken,
motored to Portland this morn
ing on business trip. He is ex-
pected to return this evening.
A Hare and Hound chase, open
to all boys of Salem with bicycles,
will be held Saturday, Septem-
ber 16, under the auspices of the
local Y. M. G. A. with Mead Ell
lott In charge. All boys wishing
to enter must be at the Y. M. G.
A. not later than ten o'clock with
their lunches.
On Friday evening. September
15, the local Y. M. G. A. will
have open house for all of the
boys of the city. During the eve-
ming the presentation of the med
ais won in the city tennis tourna-
ment, recently held under the aus
pices of the Y, will be made. Dave
Eyre, of the United States Nation
al bank, is to present the trophies
The program for the evening to |
consist of stunts, games and swim
ming exhibitions, will be in
charge of T. E. McCroskey.
e. L. Weider, of the Salem
Laundry, is to speak at the lunch
con OF the Salem Lions club to-
morrow noon at the Marion hotel
Dance tonight armory. Miami
Melodeans. 21S*
The contract to pave the street
between the rails and a small
a mount on each side of the rails of
the Seventeenth street car line
between Market and D streets has
been awardd by the Southern Pa
cific lines to August Kehrberger.
one of the pioneer contractors of
Salem. Mr. Kehrberger was the
low bidder from a number of con-
tractors. Paving operations will
be begun as soon as new ties are
put in and the track repaired.
Thirteen criminal cases will be
presented to the Marion county
jury which meets here next week
The most important case is that
involving John Inman, rancher,
who is accused of assault with in
tent to kill in connection with the
shooting of Charles Witte. Witte
and Inman's wife. who had been
away from Marion county for !
some time. had driven to the In
man ranch just before the shoot
ing.
Florence Gunderson. daughter
1f Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gunderson,
tourists from Kalispell, Mont,
was received at a local hospital :
asst evening suffering from high 4
During the night the
ran as high as los,
t is said. While 1t is not known
definitely what might be the
.ause. nurses said that there was
possibility of typhoid fever. The
,arty had been In California and
n coming north passed through Z
he Sacramento valley, which is q
i'd to contain a great deal OF ma
aria. It Is thought that II
he has typhoid that she got II In
hat valley. While the daughter
: al the hospital Mr.. and Mrs.
iunderson are camping at the