Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-21

pay fine of $40 by Judge Unruh,
Of the justice court, this morning.
Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, coun-
ty superintendent of schools, to-
day was visiting schools in the
vicinity of Elk Horn, Gates and
Mill City.
Just received new Victor rec
ord Three O'Clock in the Morn
ing H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Kreatz of
Eugene spent last night in Salem.
They were registered at the Ter
minal hotel.
James A. Dodd of Tulsa, Okla,
arrived in Salem yesterday and
will take up his new duties at the
state printers office at once. He
was registered last night at the
Terminal hotel.
Charles Heinz of Silverton, in
Salem as a member of the jury,
reports that his walnut trees are
loaded and a bumper crop is ex-
pected. He reports that the nuts
will begin to fall in about two
weeks.
OF the $50 dentists registered
with the Oregon state dental
board on March 81, last, 151 were
practicing outside of Oregon, ac-
cording to the annual report of
DR.. w. D. Mcmillan, secretary of
the board, filed with Governor
O1cott Wednesday. Forty nine ap-
plicants for dental certificates
were examined during the year
and SO were passed.
Complaint that spotlight, bat
terry, tools, jack and pump were
stolen from his automobile last
night was made to the police to-
day by w. H. Williams, 2217
Fairgrounds road.
H. o. Newell of Salem, driving
north on the Portland road col
lided with car moving in the
same direction, according to a re-
port made to the police today.
Damage was light and no one was
injured.
A tire was stolen from his au-
tomobile last night, Vern Ander-
son, 674 north Church street, com
planned to the police today.
A $1,000 dwelling is to be built
by Arthur A. Keene, Salem jew
eler, at 426 north Winter street,
according to a building permit
issued to him today by Mark Poul
sen, deputy city recorder.
Salem firemen experienced no
difficulty in extinguishing a side
walk fire which broke out short
Iy before noon today. The blaze,
which broke out near the corner
of Leslie and Church street,
spread from a rubbish fire.
F. S. Barton, of the Salem Elec-
trio company, is to speak tomor-
row noon at the Salem Lions club
luncheon held at the Marion ho-
tel, on Radio, its principal and
its possibilities. It is also plan
ned by the committee to have
special music.
A baby girl, which was nam
ed Gladys Luella, was born last
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
VanCleave, who live about five
miles north of Salem on route s..
The weekly swimming meet was
held at the Y. NJ. c. A, tank yes
terday afternoon. Hedlund, East
and Franklin divided honors.
Thos. ]. williams, district
agent for the internal revenue de-
partment, who has had his office
in the civil service room OF the
post office, located on the second
floor, has asked that he be allow
ed to transfer his office to the
room formerly occupied by the ru-
raj carriers. The rurals have moE-
ed their desks into the new addi-
ton, making it possible to tear
out the stairway leading upstairs
from the postal rooms. Fred Erik
on, local contractor. is in charge
OF the work. He is also to rear
range the window service so that
there will be two additional win
dows, one for parcel post and the
other for c. 0. D. and concrete
steps to the back door Of the an
mex
Representatives of the Kiser
studios in Portland have left The
DaIIes to obtain Indian talent for
a motion picture 10 be staged in
Eagle Greek canyon.