March 22, 1921
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
News Notes of Salem and Vicinity Briefly Told
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Copyright 1920 by H. C. Fisher.
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To get actual field work Miss, Yesterday and today
Gertrude Forester and Miss Clara permits calling for an
uiancie ot me Oregon University
Public Nursing department, are
now accompanying Miss Laura
Godsie on her trips through the
county. Miss Godsie will speak
to Parent-Teachers association on
Wednesday at Highland school proxlnlat(ily $3000
Health Crusade which is to be in
augurated soon.
buildin? , Information received from Yak-expeiidi-1
ima is to the effect that hop-
ture aggregating $10,7000 were growers will not make advances
issued to balem residents by Mark ; this spring, and litigation is de
clared almost inevitable. It is
said that nearly 1,000 acres of
Poulsen, deputy cltv recorder
Carl G. Becke will erect a one
story dwelling at 1335 North Cap-I new hops were put in last spring
itol street, which will cost ap- ! under 45 cent contracts. Scarcely
H. L. Hare-1 an acre of hops will be planted
ters will put up a gas filling sta
tion at Miller and Commercial
streets which will cost $1500;
$1200 will be spent by A. J. Jen
nings in building a one story
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elieved of $02.15 If' rankhl1 W1" bulld. a one st0
ouusaiuvv cuLiiig ijim at 16 tS
this spring
Yakima.
in the vicinity of
According to a telephone mes
sage received at police head
quarters a trai
gaged and reli
while on a nnrthhnnnH frpip-ht
near Harrisburg. Officers looked i Soutl1 Hish street' and 50u wil1
for the robbers at the station here, I be 8peI,t by A- K- po"ock in re
but it was learned that a band of !pairing a house at 803 Uuion
hoboes had been put off the train
at Marion and it is presumed the
guilty parties were members of
the ditched crew.
When a south bound freight
train left Salem Saturday, accord
ing to a statement made by a
man employed near the Southern
Pacific depot, 48 men climbed on
and went out of town. The men
were loggers and lumbermen
from Washington and were work
ing their way south in pursuit of
employment.
ti, i. . iiuuuius aiiiveu on
train from Eucene
Willi I. Ej. IVIUI-'I UDRCJ l
Adam Setera, 17 years old, was
committed to the state hospital
from Oregon City, having been
adjudged insane Saturday. Setera
shot his mother four times on
Thursday of last week. It is be
lieved that his mother will re-
t0 j cover, according to reports from
Oregon City.
'twlar posts. Spaulding Log-
Co. z-
A, R. Burt and little son
II,,,,,- r. ., , , ,i . ..1 i,, 1 hpir
yesterday after visiting
friends in Salem during the
euQ.
near the Itligh hotel, Harold
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Trater ar
rived in Salem yesterday from
Albany. Mr. Trater went to Seat
tle where he will remain a few
days on business and Mrs. Trater
and daughter will visit with
friends in Salem during his absence.
street.
Several members of the Albany
motorcycle club made the first
trip of the season Sunday andiState' and all members are
Postmaster Huckestein has just
received notice that the Port
land recruiting office of the Unit
ed States marine corps is now
open for receiving recruits. Ap
plicants can receive necessary In
formation by calling on the postmaster.
visited in Salem. The club plans
on making numerous trips of this
kind during the spring and sum
mer. Among those who visited
Salem are Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Hixon and daughter, Guy Mat
ney, Earl Flickering, Henry Tib
bett, Francis Covill, Frank
Wrightman, Lewis Mason and
Percy Buennell.
W. B. Fenn, contractor from
North Y'akima who will do some
of the work on the Pacific high
way south of Sclera for the state,
is in town and making his head
quarters at the Commercial club.
Mr. Fenn's family 'ill join him
here within the next ten days.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
have a cooked food sale next
Saturday at Davies Shack, 387
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pected to contribute.
Mrs. J. W. Clark and Mrs.
Bradner of Independence visited
in Salem during the latter part of
the week.
D. C. Doty, fish dealer at the
Midget Market, motored to Al
bany this afternoon and will re
turn this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kapernick
of Havre, Mont., are visiting T.
E. McCroskey on their return trip
from California, where they spent
the winter. Mr. Kapernick is a
conductor for the Great Northern.
The Marion county club feder
ation will meet at Donald Thurs
day night to discuss plans for the
coming corn and poultry shows.
Big dance at Dreamland rink
every Wed. and Sat. Ladies free
every Wed. Good music. Large
hardwood floor. VI
Action an Frats
Is Not Expected
AtMeetTonight
Indications are that the Salem
school board will take no action
at Its meeting tonight relative to
the existence of alleged secret so
cieties in the high school here.
"Unless there is a full member
ship at the meeting there will be
nothing done on the matter,"
members of the board said this
afternoon. George E. Halvorsen,
one o fthe directors who has been
111 for several weeks, said this
afternoon he will be unable to
attend.
W. C. Winslow and Dr. II. H.
Olinger, both members of the
board, declared they are willing
to go ahead with any action
which seems advisable, but added
that they believe every member
of the board should be present at
the time any decision is rendered.
Hov Shields, school attorney,
has filed an opinion requested by
the board relative to high school
secret societies.
Cuban Officials
Board American
Ship; Pet Fights
Havana, March 22. Port of
ficials encountered stern opposi
tion yesterday when they boarded
the American schooner Benjamin
Van Brunt to tow her to the dock,
following the refusal of the com
mander to leave his anchorage.
When the officers went over
the side of the craft they were
met by a huge and ferocious
monkey, which ran amuck among
the boarding party, and bit a po
liceman so severely that surgical
attention was deemed necessary.
The captain ot the boat had re
fused to dock and unload his
cargo until demurrage charges
aggregating $14,000 together
with a payment of $300 for al
leged deterioriation of machinery
was paid. Cuban authorities took
up the matter with the American
consul general and it was decided
to disregard the skipper's objec
tions and bring the vessel to the
wharf. When the boarding party
reached the side of the schooner,
the captain Inverted the Amer
ican flag as a signal of distress
and hoarded the American cruiser
Minnesota to make a protest
against what he declared was an
"invasion" on the part ot the
Cuban maritime authorities.
5000 Laid Off.
Montreal, Mar. 22. More than
5000 men employed In the ABM II
shops here oflhe Canadia.1 Pacific
were notified today that work
would be suapended tomorrow and
Baby chicks, 6 58 State St.
Daily Statistics
. W. T. Johnson, Mrs. A. B.
ev. Mrs P. M. Brandt and
J. H. Batchellor of Corvallis
the week end In Salem.
Mrs. Earl Fisher returned to
her home in Salem Sunday from
Albany where she had been at
the home of Mr. Fisher's mother
for three months while recover
ing from an injured ankle. Mr.
Fisher drove to Albany Sunday
and brought her home.
Remodeling is well under way
in the optical parlors of Dr. Bur
dette at 325 State St. He expects
to be ready for business March
28th.
Dr. and Mrs. Carlton Smith
wen to Albany Sunday to help
his mother, Mrs. M. C. Smith,
celebrate her birthday. They
were accompanied to Albany by
pr i nf ,i,,i n a 51 1 1 11 T 11 1 a i rr prrpraiin
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for Easter, order early
peenhousi'S. 1298 South 13
12ii)W. 70
Attorney 0. G. Larson of Sil
verton was transacting business
in Salem yesterday.
Mrs. H. L. Bancroft returned to
her home In this city yesterday
after spending the week end in
Albany with her husband, Dr.
Bancroft.
a PSurl it farmM east
was transacting business
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Larson of
Rueene were in the city during
0 the week end. They went on to
Woodhurn yesteruay wueio
will spend several days with rel
atives and friends.
The Standard Oil company is
putting in a station at the corner
of Miller and South Commercial
streets.
Three Boys Believed
Drowned in Reservoir
Trinidad, Colo., Mar. 22.
Three boys are believed to have
drowned in a reservoir, 15 miles
east of here, following their dis
appearance since Saturday when
they went to the reservoir 1o fish.
The hats belonging to the bys
were found floating in the wa'n
today and the boat in which thev
embarked was found overturned
The coroner has ordered the reser
voir dragged. The hoys ranged in
age from 18 to 20 years.
LIPIIART
Liphart
21, a son
Born
To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
1148 Norway, March
Died
ASH Mrs. Dora Ash, age 41,
died at her home, 525 N. Cap
itol street, 6:45 Monday morn
ing. She -leaves a husband, W. M.
a daughter, Viola, and a son,
Merrill, all of Salem. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow,
Wed., at 2 p. m. at Webb and
Clough chapel, Bev. R. L. Putnam
officiating. Interment at City
View cemetery.
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resumed April 4. The "hol'day
officials said, was declared ah a
necessary expense reducing measure.
"Flu" Hits Troops.
Coblenx, Mar. 22. An influon
za epidemic has broken out here
among the United '
Hon forces. The second battalion
of the Second, mtu.. l... .....
quarantined by the medical au
thorities. Forty-five casus liav
been reported and it Ib said th
attack of the malady Is very severe.
W. T. IUglon
W. Wbltlock, real estate
r. Wan in S,ulom frntn Siilvnr-
futerday afternoon.
i. R. Burdette will open
ttlral i us at 325
tlrr.,1 . 1 ... . t no FT A A
went, auoui iviarcn io. tv
I Stewart of Silverton was
after business matters in
ntf yesterday.
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Mrs. K. Krop and son of Al
bany were In town yesterday en
route home from Mt. Angel where
they had been visiting her son at
the Mt. Angel college.
Hush Mars, editor of the Jef
ferson Review, who Is said to be
a candidate for postmaster in
that town, spent the week end
with friends in Salem.
The Y. M. C. A. has just re
ceived a new horizontal bar which
will be installed in the gym today.
Geo. Thurman. mint grower and
farmer of Gervais, is In the city
today looking after business matters.
It will pay you to get our
prices on mill run. Chas. A. Arch
erd Imp. Co. '
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H Masonic Temple. 70
club of
Thursi
n hall
O. A. C. will give
ay March 24, at
71
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Mrs. E. L. Pope returned to her
home at Park Place the last of
the week after spending seveia.
days in Salem.
Revival meetings every
ning at 7:30, Yew Park.
Love, the Jeweler. Salem.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY 1 g
Lloyd T. Rlgdon
W. T. Rigdon & Son
leading Undertakers
NEW SHOW TODAY
HARRY CAREY
In his latest westerner
"IF ONLY JIM"
MAJOR ALLEN
WILD JUNGLE ANIMAL PICTURES
COMEDY
"NEARLY WED"
Bligh Theatre
WM. GAHLSDOR '
The Store of Houseware
135 N. Liberty. Phone 7
Before you buy a
LIFE INSURANCE
POLICY
See J. F. HUTCHASON, Sr.,
Diat. Mgr., (371 State St.,
Phone 99.
The MUTUAL LIFE of N. Y.
Oldest American Life Co.
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BALEM - SILVERTON STAGE
Leaves Leaves
Salem Silverton
O. R. Depot Nbwi stand
7:00 a. m. 8:16 a. m.
11:00 a. m. 1:00 p. m.
5:00 p. m. :15 p. m.
BALEM-IWDEPEDENCK
MONMOUTH STAGE
Leave Salem O. E. depot 7:0
a. m. 11:00 a. m. 6:00 p. m.
Leave Monmouth Hotel 8:15 a.
m. 1:00 p. m. 6:15 p. m.
Irfave Independence Hotel 8:10
a. m. 1:15 p. m. 6:30 p. m.
Special trips hy appointment.
Seven paasengcr car for hire,
J. W. PARKER, Prop.
Res. phone 615. Business phone T
Mrs. Mary Swan, who has
been visiting in Salem for some
little time, returned to her home
in Mill City Saturday.
TODAY
TOMORROW
Then Gone Don's Be Sorry
Mrs Claude Bruder, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Otto
Scheman. In Salem, has returned
to her home in Gladstone.
Mrs. Barnett has returned to
her home in Salem after a short
visit with her sister at Gladstone
"aos. H. Ince's
"Lying Lips"
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COMIXO SUNDAY
"BIDDEN- FRT-IT"
P. C. Speer of Salem was a
n AlDany um-
business visitor
ing the week end.
Mrs. John Groves
was visiting friends
over Sunday.
of
In
Albany
Salem
of Eu
n.ia Collamore
gene spent the week end in Sa
lem with her aausme..-
Handy roIU of white paper, use
ful for many purpose
np. Capital Journal office.
B W Miller of Shelbum was
In Salem on business yesterday.
rnoms. C. B.
CLEANLIKESS IS NEXT
TO GODLINESS
An up-to-date bath room
is necessary for the former.
Consult us as to the best
plan for your floor space,
and we will fit you with a
bath room of which you will
be proud, without much
strain on your pocketbook.
GRABER BROS.
Telephone 550
SEE THAT pretty
New Hat?
It came from the
Salem Variety Store
where all particular
folks are buying
their new millinery.
For rent, outside
National bank bid.
It s Worth Seeing Twice
LIBERTY
Pretty Easter Hats
Are everywhere, but the Prettiest are found here. Not
a single hat in the house sells for over $10 and many
of them go for as low as 2.95.
Spring Hat from this showing
You will want your
Salem Variety Store
152 North Commercial Street.
There's a New Elegance to
Women's Tailored
Suits
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L. M. HUM
Care of
Yick So Tong
Chinese Medicine and Tea Co.
Has medicine which will
cure any known disease
Open Sundays from 10 a. m.
until 8 p. m.
16S South Hlffh Street
Salem, Oregon. Phone IIS
Our "Fashion Show" last Friday demon
strated the above fact and when you
find how low they are marked in price,
you will truly he surprised, and find it pos
sible to have a New suit for Faster.
My Show
Window of
feSnW
ar f rugs
Will interest any lover
of a
Beautiful Home
Max O. Buren
179 N. uom'i saiera
LOOK!
In Business for Your
Auto's Sake
Car not hitting right? Bring U to
us. A place to get tires, tubes, spot
lights, skid chains and tire pumB,
Great Western Garage
Phone 44. Opposite C .urt Rous
Al.tt S OPKN
Portland & Salem
Stage Line
Every Hour on the Hour at
Both Ends
Leaves 10th and Alder at
Seward Hotel every hour
Leaves Salem Bligh Hotel
First Stage 7 a. m.
Last Stage 7 p m.
-i.. t. to Silverton
r. u. r.m"
he spent a le
hours on businesm.
Where the Be Vitium Show