Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-10

GnluSH was uTlN0u ny w. L. ISO9luS,
of Turner, and the other by
Rufus Boarwright, of Salem. No
one was injured, according to the
report made to the police.
Geraniums, plants for boxes and
yards. Arthur Plants greenhouses
1898 S. 18th and Wilbur, phone
125OW. lib
Today l.. r. Kleinke, who re-
sides at ITO south Twelfth street,
will be arraigned before Police
Judge Earl Race on charge OF
passing a street car while it was
receiving and discharging passen-
gers. Mr.. Kleinke was taken in
to custody at the corner of Sum-
mer and Chemeketa streets yester-
day by Motorcycle Patrolman
Parent.
Hear Mary Schultz. violinist,
Grand theatre Friday night.
$1.65 to 75c, seat sale tomorrow
morning. 111*
Many bicycle thiefs are reported
to the Salem police but it is seldom
that tricycle. is stolen. Such was
the case yesterday when Mrs
Beulah Eoff, 1904 Ferry Street
complained that her daughter s
vehicle had been taken from the
Richmond school.
Mary Schultz, violinist, Grand
theatre, Friday night. Seat sale to-
morrow 10 a. m. 111*
Martin B. Erikson is being
sought in Salem by the police at
the request of sister who Is anx-
ious to locate him. He Is believed
to be in this vicinity.
Films Developed Free
In our own laboratory; quickest
service in finishing. Patton's Book
store.
Barney Barrett, secretary of the
McMinnville Commercial club, was
in Salem today on business. He
returned home this afternoon.
Mems, young mems tweed suits
S25. A new shipment received to-
day. Salem Wooden mills store.
111*
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. stauden-
meyer with their younger son
Henry Robert are visiting Mrs
Louise Siege, Twelve and d streets
this week. The couple are well
known in Salem.
Mems, young mems tweed suits
lS25. A new shipment received To-
day. Salem Woolen mills store.
- Ills
Many are the complaints which
came to the police and some OF
them are rather unique. Yester-
dav A. M. Ward, 2400 north
Broadway, announced that g
neighbor, who pounds and makes
queer noises at night, has been
disturbing him. Patrolman George
White was ordered to investigate
the case.
! Films Developed Free
Expert service; high qual1ty
work, at Patton's Book store,
President Doney of Willamette
university has already accepted
Invitations from four schools tc
dalivar the commencement ad'
dress. On May he will deliver
lecture to the graduating class o.
1.-The Chehalis, Wash, high school
Further engagements are: haper
lor high school graduates MAY
I1g. Eugene high school, May 20
and the oregon State School o.
Technology, Portland, June j.
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Expert kodak work, aulekes
service. Patton's Book store.
Gerald voIk today received
word from his wife, in Wichita
Kans., saying that her brother
r,dpe f. B. Jewett, of that place
/ dronned dead this morning. Mrs
lVolk was called east by the seri
ons illness of her sister, Mrs. Mar
tba McCabe, whose condition 1
| still critical, and was staying d
the home of Judge JeWett-
| Mems. young mems tweed SUIT
Is95 A new shipment received u
Day oaie" III
Professor Panunzio of the De
nartment of social science OF VII
Iiamette university. will leave I'M
afternoon for points in Washing
TON where he will make severa
addresses on some phase OF tn
Immigration question. His engage
naan+s ~ are as follows: Washington
social workers conference. YAK
mo NAV IL: the student depart
--l@. - .ocioIesv of the UniEer
lsitv of washington, Seattle. frl
/ dax afternoon. May II; the Scar