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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1920)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL PAGE SEVEN I to the call and prevented the spread taken to the Byrd residence, but sooJ State: "- names. i-nrtn-enul from the shock I lie pictured the disaster that I way workers! tonight accented the or- j noon. has atUudeil tile ivuni of bolshevis-n 'fer of mediation ni&tie oy nitre rei- riekens was brought to .police sti- I Participants in the accident were: of Are apiiTv- u!ls J leacue. Pub 111 CW , Hbrart. cU meeting. I jjirfti ! commercial club. I I tOllClK0"' ! t"' ,. cherrian month- ! :3i a""1 "ud: """" . Begu!ar meetin r" t e-ion In armory ! a An011 Le"'on . 1? J-Salem' Rotarten Mf hotel Marion. Noon 't h 4-Lecture in Cm- club; auspice, Marlon hi.drens bureau. Z . urcn -" . . pnmmerciBl club meeting. .. ... Faith Kennedy as administratrix of the estate of Nancy A. Kennedy haa filed final account in the affairs of the estate. Receipts of JsUO are accounted for. The known heirs and Dearest kin are: J. H. Kennedy. 71, husband, San Francisco; Faith Ken nedy and Ruby Kennedy, daughters. Milton, Ore; Bliss E. Kennedy, son. San Francisco. The county court has fixed April 5. 1920, at 10 a. m. as the date for considering final settlement. Trainers wanted for loganberries. Indian Hill farm, 3 blks from end of 12th streetcar line. T. L. Davidson. . 53 Dance ednesday night Moose hall Ladies free admission. 62 Special matinee 11 o'clock Satur day Mary Pickford. in "Pollyanna", The Oregon theater. Children 14, on ly 10 cents. 65 vvucreie walks tnrongn il- unable to definitely n xtue blame for: i Russia, us failure at Jamestown, at son park, to replace the gravel ones the mixup. although witnesses averr-jKaweah and Antelope valley in Cali- i.c uuw. is sougm in a pennon pre- ed that the matorjcvele wa "hating fornia. parea oy the city part board for sub- a pretty good gait Vand coming West j striking at the heart of the sjclalls mlssion to the city council. The park on Court street. Dr. Byrd was driv-,lic movement, Mr. Letter defined it board holds that the walks there now ing east on Court and had started to!lhus. get. muddt in wet weather and at turn north on Church, street when thej -.socialism means the slowing up of times are nigh Impassible. two machines crashed. the gait of progress to the stride of the c... , r. . , , ' Th motorecle was ""'""-.hwiest man. for it annuls all incentive P, LSrfr..JU,dge whil.the 8te8rinff of ,h'to work in the individual, and it waxes .. , uu rJt x. u. larger venicie was orutieu. me ara-..,j , .i -., f itivitvr Saying that he has given the land and labor league much thought. Mr. Leiter said that "it is composed of the discontented workers on one side and th discontented farmers on the othef. merging together to shaie the future for their welfare only. You can readi ly see what chaos, what ruin, would follow such an arrangement when such a party .would -strive only for the fu-ture-of one claSiC He eoneludvd with a plea that the p enple "awake and fight this move nent. which is an opening wedge in this state for the birth of ramimnt so cialism." ',i cy l-nnett, iriusn unm.-ier to i anaina i tjon Sunday evrnmg by Tindall, and and the men are expected to return to ! , , , ... .. work tomorrow. ,eld evtr "iBht wn,1mS aCt A eommittee of American workmen j by the. plaintiff. He is charged with will confer with the governor tyai-Ji- larceny from a store. low and request that American oiti- lens replace aliens in the Panama o.v njll mrviwy Pemiing arbitration toe men who participated In the walkout must accept a rating next below th.n hehl at the beginning of the trouble. Court house News. In the estate of Jane T. White, the j administratrix, Mae Ledgerwood has i accounted for receipts and disburse ments of $577.81. April. 5 h;is been designated as the date of final settle- i ment. Greene and C. N. Ruggles as apprais- dent was reported to the police.: eis of the H. H. Ridtrewav eatnte : 3 Accoroing to an applicaUon filed Saturday in the county clerk's office. the farm name of the F. L. DuRettei place near Gervais will be "Glen' Hough.': Mr. DuRette will be inform ed later if his application has been! filed, as it must first be ascertained! whether this name has been already, registered by some other farm owner.' NEW STATE PARTY TARGET OF PRESS CLMESM Warning that "there are dangerous. ty clerk, since October. The county insidious elements at work m the state pays a bounty of five cents for every seeking to organise revolt, spread the Harvey Pi iem, 12, who resides near McCleary, has brought the pelts of 175 grey digger squirrels to the coun- pelt, and young Priem has the record in Marlon county this year. fWDrCR O'Neill JJ 5 U OTCOnETRIST-OPTICIAN gaged in the drug business in Rose- liurg. S. Lambert, order discharging Edward Sdhunke " as administrator and closing the es- it f'Mtirt , - linil" m I niinn Wnnlr RnoUov nn.1 CI v jlhilll shPTltl oi maim.. - .. I; eeonai jj j' aflminis- E. Butcher have reported appraisal to G'''l"tf'ertifieate of sale of in the estate of Eliza E. Huney. The Blor. sher. .: f(J1 ..-.closure. " appraisement includes real and per- estte on jjank, a cor- sonal property valued at $350. """"'"frl'rge V. DeKttm, Char-, :. emboli s. " i J)onaid. Com- In the Elizabeth White estate, M K3l'"tson .'' . County Judge Bushey has issued ar Arthur Brand s . e...n,.,iiin!4. probate Co"-' " "'lute. a Kennedy, estate. Final ' Sa"C! ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson (Mary i"ml . iv estate. Order ftrari urhn for the nnst IS months time 'for hearing final- account nftve oeen residents of Seattl where i ne L. White, estate. Final ac- Mr -wngon has been employed- in the " ship yards, have returned to Sulem A White, estate. Order fixing and wiU make, thi8 thelv ..rmanent fce lor hearing final account. hom6i , Btabeth Krneger, estate. Order , mrtving final account ..-, The Art appreciation class of the Elisabeth Kiuesor. estate. Affidavit Salem Aft ieague will meet at the j pablication. ptuilic library Monday evening at 8 Kite E. Haney. estate. Inventory 0,c,ock Mrs K Monroe Gilbert, pres ud iiipralnemcnt. , ident of the league, will preside. jiarnagu m-.n.. . Fanl R. Hendricks, 2T, 495, North M M p Hellyee hal, retnrned Simmer street, clerk, to Vivian Hop- geyen wfiekiJ ysit in 0alitur. , 5i, of S30 South 12th street. i whUe thcre ahe viaUe(, uves. Harry N. Cram, legal, a -"WB". fl some of whom she had not seen for doctrine of discontent and to over throw the sound business principles S. V.. Krohn, of Portland,.arrived in that we are now working upon." and Salem Saturday for a week's visit in expressing the hope that "the men and ine city. Mr. Konn was lonnerly en- , ,h .tat will not sit idlv bv while dreamers and theorists and ad- Ivocate the upheaval of justice and Now that the tax roll for 1920 has right without being combatted," O. C. been opened, the office of Sheriff W. Leiter, president of the Portland Press I. Xeedhaiu is being txeseigeil by anxi club, and., ona. of the best known ions taxpayers,. During.'the past three newspaper men, in the state, addressed days, more than $21,000 has .been re- the .business men at their luncheon In ceived froff taxpayers "who are anx- the Commercial club Monday noon. ions to clear up their taxes at the be- "Among these dangerous organiza ginning of the new year. Sheriff Need- tions I speak of," Mr. Leiter declared, ham reports that statements are being ; ttle new land and labor league par mailed to all taxpayers who had filed tv that was formed in Salem.. here sev their addresses in his office. The work vteeka ago," After euuurei'aUng is being rushed, an extra crew hav- tne lnany "strangq, revolutionary and ing been secured, working the full 24 ,,,i.,istic nrincipiesfr the party seeks hours, in three1 Shift's of 8 hours each. allliniirt for - in the state,' Mr. Leiter jConway t'Haidt' LACK OF PATROMGE MAYCOIlPa.ARHY RE TO MOVE OUT Laura C. Arenz And Harry Crain Vnless the people of Salo mrecog nize the' fact that their patronage of the army store here means an aver age saving of 40 percent to them, and that further lack of .interest Ui its nuuuleuaiice iu Salem is manifest, the government surplus goods sales house will have to leave the city, according to an announcement Monday by J. T. manager. Mr. Conway said I only pray and hope that the that present patronage does not war Inmates Of Pen Thank Musicians For Melody Treat "In here," said Happy Gordon, in a brief address of appreciation to the musicians who appeared at the state penitentiary Saturday night, "me measure- time by events, not days. Fro mnow on we shall measure it from the date of th uppearance of the Bertha Farner Mus-al com pany.' The Bertha Farner Musical com pany, composed of Jomphuw Marti-' no. soprano; Mary Pavml;y, violinisi; L. V. Arbogast, cellist and Arthur Xydell, pianist, gave one of their choice concerts before an audience composed almost entirely of the in mates of the penitentiary, and were as heartily received as though they were performing before a crowded ntipru house" "otilsfde." Through the courtesy of the Ellison White Lyce urn company and the thoughtfuliiess of Warden Louis Compton, the pris oners were enabled to hear one of the best groups of concert artists in tne country and It did not need the stand ing vote of thanks from 2S0 grateful hearts to assure the musicians that their program was, appreciated. SU1E STRXT laddiBush fe PuKrjf n a Yfl r . CLEANING AND 1HLL 104 S. 12th. Phone S 4 f nan of Salem, to Laura . ,1. of North Capital street. ' Daily Statistics. Died 11ART1N At his home, 610 8. 25th meet, Feb. 29, 1920, Amos Wilson Martin at the age of 67 years. He leaves a wife, Avis J., ana nve f , Sumiuy in Eugene. Stevens, wooa-, , 40 years, in Eos JUigeies, an rran clsco and Richmond. According :to Mrs. Hellyer the trip was very en joyable and the climate ideal. Pearl Hasler. of the Turner Tri bune, was a business visitor in Salem Monday, j c, price, the shoe merchant, rkiMren. Mrs. Roy M Wn; Mrs. Jimmy Mills or i huy. Frank, Arthur and Walter of this city. Funeral services will be from the home tomorrow at 2 p. m. Uev. Stover officiating, and burial till be In the City View cemetery, Miss Nellie Sullivan, music super visor" of Eugene, spent Sunday visit ing Salem friends. Mrs. Alberta McMurphy, of Eugene i -uirnn':i,t the Order of the Eastern Star will pay im official vis it to Chadwick, chapter No. 37 of Sa- iViaico 6, -it Surprising their friends bv giving In this state ir It is pernmiea ,u Ko u.. . a i, l. . . . , at , . Ka b nnwt nv tne no warning of the event, Laura, c iw .""' " Arenz. who la emnloved in the auto- people of North Dakota, yea. tne pco- mfihiio rinnrtrtmonf nt tho tnt RnnsH. pie of the United States, that only and Harry N. Crain, news editor of failure has attended the movement The Capital Journal were quietly Vhere. We hear that their taxes nave married in . Portland Saturday even'-: increased double, yes thrible that lug, their crops nave oro-ugni mem nut wc Miss Arenz is the daughter of Mr. rosy returns tney were ioiu. and Mrs. Jacob Arenz, formerly of The measure before the voters next Salem but now residing at 614 Powell election calling for no more than "four street, Portland. She is a graduate of per cent on all loans was attacked by the Salem high school and a former Mr. Leiter. He said that It would put member of the 1920 class of Willam- an end to the lending of foreign money ette University. White at the Univer- the gtae. limiting development and sity. While at the University she was the "much needed . expansion we all a prominent member of the Pliilodo- hope for." sian society. inciter flayed any tendency to- Mr. Cruin l the son of Mr. and ward socialism in the state and United Mrs. N. X Crain, CS0 Tillamook street Portland, and was a member of the 1!H8 class of the University of Ore gon and was active tn student activ ities during his years on the Eugene campus. He wan editor of the Emer ald, student newspaper, during his Died. ' HILLER-Jlrs. sally u. Miner, " TiiesdH v evening, Turner, Friday. Body at Kigdon & -" Son's. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p. m. 0 c,OCK- , , ,1 Methodist church at Turner ,y , undertaking" flnns, Z Burial Twin Oaks cemetery at Tur- '' m)regent,nB the Sound ' Casket company of Everett. Wash., d.,1 , Mnnrlnv. In the eve- was in on"i ....mo Mr. Maulsby lett ror n."'- Died. HAIiENAL'ER Frank Hagenauer, 3 n'ng at Ms home in Waconda Sunday. . u..a . oi,i . a.. Ti-.,r.rnl Exciting the suspicion announcement later. of City At- u ..ill .nm in klUiw the Gilt tM ram liieir miiyiojs one m. n., that they will not be led off to follow that unless the store's business bet false gods of foreign lands." ters by the end of the week, they will The land and labor league is "a be forced to leave, camouflage duplicate of the non-par- Removal of the store may be nec- tiaan' league of North Dakota," the essary anyhow. Mr. Conway said, be- ri rr J sneaker said. 'It don lint 'iiKe a ma- . " - SUrmiSe rriendS of reM intellect" he said, "to see ter department at Portland has dls- 1 m,. ...itw it nmB ruin and desolation continued mail order sales, and It may oe nupoHsiuie m me iuiuic ,n. obtain supplies. The existence of the army stoj I here, although a boon to the com munity, has been marked by repeat ed attacks, which began when the city council even refused to grant license to operate here. , It came, however, when Dr. O, L, Scott, mem ber of Ilia council, assuming manage ment of the city, permitted Its activ ity in the city. Much credit is held due Dr. Scott for recognizing the worth of the store, and succeeding m gaining Its admittance to the city, The remaining stock on hand at the store, 230 South Commercial street, consists of: All wool blanket 16, coarse wool $5. cotton blankets W, cow pens No. 2tt 25o, wool underwear $1, wool sox 60c, cotton sox 15 and 20c, Jersey gloves 20c, rubber boots hip $o.2a towels 20c, halters (5. ring) i.ti trench 'caps 2flc, shovels $1. brooms 75c, bacon 20c. can bacon 12 lb. can for $2.75. Mail orders will be filled from the Sale mstore, postage to be paid by purchasers. Postage on can bacon is ISc per. can up to 150 miles. . . i The theft of an overcoat from the Central Cigar store, belonging to. 0. i Tindall. 2491 Trade street. Sun day afternoon, was denied by J. W. Pickens, 38. when taken before .lunge t-nnih Monday afternoon. His neai- ing was set for 1.30 Wednesday after- senior year and a member of Sigma Delta Chi. national Journalism fra ternity, Sigma Upsilon and Friars. Since leaving college he has been con nected with the Eugene Dally Guard and The Capital Journal. Mr. and Mrs. Crain returned to Sa lem Sunday evening and will make thori homo In this city. torney Bert Macy who saw them peer ing strangely into the shop winnow. Born. downtown, police were ordered late POTTER To Mr. and Mrs. R. W. gaturday night, to be on the lookout Potter, 1495 South Liberty street, - twQ metli ages about 40 and 30. Way, February 29, a daughter, attorney's suspicions were im- ic ii. is uei-n i ameu uaiui xn.y. , ,. ,n v. iui uic w r, , IOnu. "i" " , .,il liui ii J Mrs. Potter was formerly Miss Ruth Phillips. dressed characters were This Week's Drapery special, fan tjcolorfast Selina cloths in all shades "Pilar l, 73c yard. Hamilton's 53' This Week's Drapery special, falt er colorfast Selina cloths in all shades repilar 1, 73c yard Hamilton's 53 Williamson w ith whom George vromley exchanged suitcases on the ay from McNary has returned port the contents of Mr. Cromley'a suit to the police department and re ""to that his house In Portland has 'wn burglarized and Mr. Cromley's ittase and part of Its contents stol- NOTICE Earl Wood, formerly of lie Liberty garage, and O. J. Perry, ho was shop foreman at Vlck broth " for several years, do automobile Pairing at 805 Broadway. Phone . 65 aaiem Fuel yards 752 Trade St. BaT' a good sunnlv of tlrv and erreen tw'1 oo 1 and slab wood. Phone 529 62 onday facing charge for any enine. The guests invited to the C. Lachele -. .. .. ...nir'nlnvea 1 hora-J last e ,, ' .leas- pleasant surprise , .. we I as a lea nit evening. ine.v vv"'c ," 1 L flahy Grand piano, a son r.im-1 nt wiin " good coal and prompt service ! -salem Fuel yards. Phone 529. 52 Vr and Mrs, J. I. Caldwell of Port a, motored up from the metropo " their Elgin Six, Sunday, and J?7 Wests of friends in the Capital 'or the day. Mr. Caldwell Is the jger o a printers supply house "ond and Taylor streeU. Tiy buy California heB grown trees you can trot l7-nrt. c-nnn,,Ai "iiiuts grafted here and acclimat- Phone Middle Grove nursery 24 lad, "ce Wednesday night Moose hall free admission. 62 WILLI M FARXrM IN BF UT STRIVOS F-VTTY AKBUCKI.K IN 'THE GARAGE" wift tn their . mw avoninir was Stie ments were served m u.e late hour. . ... 'i,iininir a quantity of A suiiciioc - ,,,. val- hahv'a clothing and among othei vai ufbs a discharge IPer her husband was stolen from M. T. Wicker at.th. Oregon , Ele. rc depot Sunday. She torn p-- tele. was taken as she was in a booth tele phoning. Co-operation of local police in find, Ine and returning a man named F. C Jemilngs to the metropolis was k Dnrtiand police In a tele phonic communication to authorities here Saturday night. What charge is held against Jcnnlng.. other than he fled Portland, is not known nere Is descrihed as benig 22 years old, ftve eet ten Inches tall, WJ In weight, dark com pie.".., hrown hair, front teeth protruding, and his right foot is lame. ... rf(inttp Howe Sat- With tne am ,.t hv! urday a purse contaimim - Mrs. Q. W. Geraru. in 1, recovered and returned to its owner. Mrs. Gerard said that sne o- tu mor Of State nil" mercial streets. Search by the officer ud auestionina several men standing !" .vT. .r resulted in its recover " '" . Ul , mnn namea uan" .v.. ho holding it Sill U IJI. "v " owner. Slight damage was caused to the, home at 1211 High street Sunday afternoon when a fire .tarted I In , clothes closet. Water thrown on the -oh e.irrten hose before resioeiicc w.i.. n , the fire department arrived prevented it spreading and any serious damage. t F Faist, residing in Polk county, was fined M Saturday by Police Judge Race for driring his machine past a streetcar as II was accepting and dis charging passengers. Faist was ar rested bv Officer Row at State and High streets, where the offense was committed. I Machines Damaged , In Mid-Day Crash Although both machines were, ser iously damaged, no. one was badly in jured in an accident that occurred Mondav noon at the Intersection Church and Court streets. A motorcycle, side car driven Jiy i George T. Fry and a car piloted Jiy Dr. i W. II. Uyrd, crashed together. Young Fry, who Is employed at the. Capital 1 National Hank, was thrown from his. machine aim siunneo o uit- .-winsiuu. 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IT JOFRNAL CLASS .VMS SKDL IT mmmmmmm Meet Me at nevers ,a , - m s Of I' .rrr,,rTrrrTr9 , v i uimi i i.wjt iu. iTTvnTj.ia I , " ! ?j - ''J-iV'- I "P Learn more ana i ,r m ,.. fw The New Millinery Section who tor its i r If you want to progrtst in business, if you want to get more out of life-dy. Splendul opportunities to get instruction at reasonable rates in languages, music, public sptaking, ac counting, etc;, are offered in the Want Ad columns of tnis newspaper. And you can study in leisure hours. , , ' Or if you are a teacher of any useful subject,, why not make money out of your talent? Adver S for pupils in the Want Ad columns of th paper? Your message here will reach a large and interested audience. I 11. nrm Two Tvoes of Want Adt i.ssriu ui'iN-i" lJ?Z IZT T:Ji to J VmiU, . m, utnl lH .V ' a, , itr.t caw'. mawB ml i3illr. Aif 'cw lit fcrrwi? ''co'BVAlohy " -WISH' Some damage was done fo a desk. In the office of the waters -.. Btor. 139 N'orth Commercial . . pTTAT, by fire which Iwean at about H:I0 UrtrllAU a. m. Monday. City fireman responded .,r.- a aa y-vm are business builders The cost is little and the possibilities big. Try them. Read and Use the Want Ads in NEW SUITS, WAISTS, COATS AND UNDERGARMENTS are being daily received. 1 v '; You Can Always Do Better At It did not take long for the Salem Ladies to recognize a "MASTER MILLINER" Our new Millinery Section was only openSfor advance selling last Saturdaybut the business done on that first day made it imperative for '"Eleanor Briggs, Who has complete charge of this seciion, to take the last train Saturday night for Portland and Seattle to replenish some j& :f. of the stock, pending the big g eastern snipmcius uuc uuz week for the formal Opening next Friday and Saturday. WANTED Experienced maker and sales hcly. 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