Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-08

John R. Collins, deputy collect
or of internal revenue, was in Sa-
lem today for a short time on
business. Mr.. Collins came to Sa-
lem from Silverton and Woodburn
where he spent short time help
ing residents of those cities with
their income tax reports. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday he will
spend at Dallas.
Liberty band. The Liberty band
will be on the program at the Ar
tisan's open meeting Thursday
evening, also E. Cooke Patton and
other musicians will be there.
Friends invited. 33*
F. w. Pearsall, one of the old
est secretaries in point of service
in Y. M. c. A. work, will be in the
city tomorrow and speak to stu
dents Of Willamette university
and to members of the board Of
directors of the Salem association. |
Mr.. Pearsall is an intimate friend |
of Mayor George Halvorsen, DR.. |
Carl Doney and G. A. Kells, secre-
tary Of the local Y. M. c. A. He
will also address the boys at the |
state training school at o'clock |
in the afternoon and members Of |
the Mothers club at 4 o'clock in
the Y. M. G. A.
Artisans attention: Supreme
Master Artisan H. S. Hudson and |
Supreme Medical Director G. C. |
Eshelman will be the guests of |
Capital Assembly Thursday eve
ming. Open meeting bring your
friends. 33*
The Salem delegation to the
Oregon State Retail Merchants
association convention which |
meets at Roseburg this month, |
will endeavor to obtain the 1928 |
convention for Salem it was an
nounced at the Business Mems |
league last night. The following |
were applicants for membership to |
the league last night: Yale Hand |
laundry, Ross &c McGregor, Morse,
Robertson & Saurman, R. L. Far
mer Hardware company, Dough
ton and Miller, Salem Laundry |
and Capital City laundry.
SHRINERS NOTICE. The Pa
troll will entertain the Potentate |
and DiVan at Shrine mosque Sat
urday evening, Feb. II. Secure |
your ticket at once from any mem
Der of the Patrol, or committee, as |
tickets are limited. Patrol in uni
form, Shriners full dress. Inspec-
tion $50. Dancing 9:45.-Lee L. |
Gilbert, M. L. Meyers, Albert |
Gille. 33*
Real estate valued at an ap-
proximate total of S65,250 chang
ed hands this week when F. ]. |
Lafky of Salem accepted the John
ston farm on the Shaw and Mac
leay road, part Of the Shelton do
nation land claim on the Silver
ton road, and three houses in Sa-
lem for the E. e. Beings fruit farm
located near Marion. Both trades |
were estimated as being worth |
$4,000. The deal was made thru |
the agency of Radcliff and War
ing who report the sale Of 25 |
acre tract of fruit land, near Ma
rian, to T. J. Means for $3.50. |
The former owner was D. W. Miles |
New Dodge roadster fully |
equipped, at a considerable reduc-
tion Wick Brothers. 33*
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
Another resident of Salem who
possesses old coins worthy Of in
spection is P. G. Harris, Of 1850 |
Waller street. Among the many |
pieces are a Spanish dollar Of
1903. a United States half dime |
coined in 1854, a Spanish 20 cent |
piece of 1875, and a United States |
copper cent of 1922. Mr.. Harris /
also possesses a 25 cent greenback
of the 1874 series. These were |
known as shin plas-
ters."
Nav Festival. All desiring to |
sing please register with DR.. Sites, !
Mrs. Burghardt or Mrs. Carlton |
Smith at once.
The Catholic Missionary club
will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. F. A. English, on Cher
ry avenue.
p ~ 33I
support home industry. All our
bobv chicks are hatched locally