Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-21

7. H. Strobridge, accompanied
nv Mrs. e. X, Strobridge and Mar
don Strobridge of Hayward, Cali
fornia, are In the city today on a
motor trip north. They are regis
tered at the New Terminal hotel.
Fred Lockley, special writer for
the Oregon Journal, was a guest
of the Marion hotel last night. Mr..
I,ockley is former Salemite and
is deeply Interested In the work Of
the Y. M. G. A.
c. A. McCrow of Dallas and G.
e. McCrow of Mccoy, Ore, are
guests Of the Bligh hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. v. Mills OF Ash
land are registered at the Marion.
Mrs. w. w. Blashelee with her
daughter are registered from Che
mawa at the New Terminal hotel.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE
Leave your films today at Pat
toms Book store.
Miss Helen Robert, Of Juneau,
Alaska, arrived in Salem on Sat
urday and is here at the home of
her cousin, Mrs. Frank Spears.
She will remain here through the
summer and winter and will be
employed in the city library.
Miss Margaret Fisher Will pre-
sent junior pupils in piano recit-
al, assisted by Mabel Marcus, con-
tralto; Pauline Knowland, read
er, at First Christian church, Wed
nesday eve, June 21, 8:15 o'clock
Public invited. lat
His truck, moving on the high
way two miles south of Salem yes
terday, was crowded into the ditch
by another truck, T. G. Griffin,
1915 south Capitol street, COM
planned to the police. The other
machine, Griffin said, failed to
stop. The damage was light.
Open until . p. m. ON 5atur-
day. Salem Woolen Mills store.
Attention w. R. G. A special
G. A. r. train to Newport will run
Monday, June 26. arriving in
Salem at the Southern Pacific
station at $50 a. m. Signed
Sarah Peterson, corps president.
Love, the Jewe1er, salem. .
The regular all-day sewing OF
the w. r. G. will not be held to-
morrow at the armory but will be
postponed until a later date.
See our windows and ground
floor display of period dining
room furniture priced far below
what one would ordinarily expect
to nav. Stiff's. 147#
George King, of Salem, a mem
ber of last years football team o1
the University of Oregon, arrived
here last night to spend a shor'
time visiting. Today he left fol
Portland.
Aluminium plates for camping
r.iase q, Go. 147'
Sheriff o. D. Bower today wa
notified that a harness had beel
stolen from John Zuber, at Stay
ton.
Oil stoves that regularly sci
at $21 can be had at Stiffs 10
etA7E 149'
Burglars broke into the home
F. A. Marshall, 1859 Berry street
according to report made to tn
police last night. Mr.. Marsha
was unable to determine what ha
been stolen. Patrolman Georg
White Investigated the case.
Phone 29S when you have ca
trouble. Authorized Ford Service
No extra charge for service trip
HARRISON & Cleveland, 229 Stat
street. mo
While he was driving west G
Court street yesterday his aut'
mobile struck and damaged rel
er of a parked car, V. A. Goun.
of Aberdeen, Wash, notified II
police.
Special prices on furniture an
~ros Ciasa e. Go. 141
A bicycle which had been pic
cd up by the police yesterday W
claimed by Rodney Alden, 81
north Liberty street.
Elite hall Friday, Miami Luci
Five. Gents 75c. Ladies free la
Complaint that small bo
trespass on his property and som
times smoke cigarette was ma
to the police yesterday by FIT
Wills, sos south Church street
Hear, Mrs Laura Jones ha'
linson tonight at the Presoyte
ian church on Dunning improV
method of music study.