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...UA"ii-cPKIL 1, 1920. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL CURRENT EVENTS April 1 Marion oounty vet eran association BNti at Woodburn. AprH 2 North Salem Improve ment association meeting. Highland school, R -p. in. April S Meeting Marion and Polk "county " pig club. Commercial club, I p. m. April 4. Game, Senator vs. Yannigana, Oxford field, 2 p. m. April 4. Easter" 'Sunday. April . American Legion meeting, armory, 7130. April 7. Lecture recital on American music, library, 8:30 p. m. . ' v : - April 7. Artisan Dance, ar mory, evening. April 7 Meeting of Sweet Briar club, heme of Miss Nellie Taylor on Wallace road. April ll.-Blossbm day. April 1L-M3ame; Salem vs. Moosejaw club, i ; AprU 17. Debate, Willam ette and College of Puget Sound. April 21. Willamette Glee club concert. - April 23. Debate, Willam ette and. Pacific University. April 30. Pageant, "A wak eling of Sprin," opera house. April 3 ff. Debate, Willam ette and MeMinnville Colege. been in the city a few days visiting .friends and relatives. Rev. Hickerson drove to Salem from Nehalem, over the mountains, in an auto, and re ports that the roads are in fairly good condition. Baby chicks, S58 State. Phone 409. Saturday special, SI brooms, 87 cents;" So deliveries. No phone orders. Hamilton's. 8i Woodmen of the World attention. Big Initiation, 94 candidates, Friday evening, April 2, McCornack hall. 8C The first plumbing permit to be is sued here in about five years was is- Till Lut u. Mfci.vii uZ iumUet. brought against Mrs, A. Benham by R. V. Dearinger, was formally dis missed by judge Unruh today. The court declared that evidence adduce i in the ease was insufficient on which to convict. . C. O. Dunnette, a Polk county farm er, arrested- on a. charge of larceny by bailee, today was bound over to the grand jury, following a hearing ,in Judge Cnruh's court Dunnette is accused of selling a truck he bought before completing payments on it. Lee L. Gilbert, distributor for the Elgin Six auto, who has been confin ed at his home at 1355 State street for the past two weeks and a half with an attack of pneumonia, today was reported in a worse condition Following an operation Tuesday Gil bert showed marked signs of Im provement that changed during the night for the worse. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Snyder ot-Har- sued today to O. t3. .Burnett, to dn i.lowtown, Mont., were Salem visitors mime piuraomg work in his home it i, 1148 North Commercial street. Un ,til recently Salem has had no plum!- Court House News Circuit Court 1 F. Evans vs Elvira Evans. Com plaint. Earl Patton et al vs Will E. Purdy et al. Reply to amended complaint. Helen M. Southwick vs Fraternal Aid Union et al. Reply. Probate Court In the matter of the guardianship of Byron H. Ringo, an Incompetent person. Petition of guardian for or der of sale of real property. Guardianship of Byron Ringo, in competent. Order "to show cause. Marriage Licenses John A. Gamble, 32, of 1447 Mill street, a woodcutter, to Vergie Anna Marion Peterson, 20, of 205 South 22d street. ing inspector, and the law comnell Jng the procurance ef a plumbing p?r mit has not been rigidly enforced. According to the law any citizen do ing any plumbing improvements in his home must obtain a permit fron .the city recorder. See full page advertisement pies Cash Store. Peo-79' The W. R. C. will hold a cooked food an3 fany article sale Saturday beginning at 10 a. m. at the Farmer Hardware Co. store. Your patronage is hindiy solicited. - so Wednesday night, staying at the Bligh They are returning to their home af ter spending the winter in Los Angeles. ouuui tu.tea luai me eiuaettaker ed Wednesday by County Judge W.' suffering an 7t7k of i, Plant is rushing production at topiM. Bushey. The estate included real PP6' i" " uempi 10 eaten up wnn and personal property valued at ,n"u ut oro lne terrnonai J1500. Heirs and near kin are: Frank ,NiBht Officer Victor wh a!TPnt PinwiS tn ha ahlo In ' 1 r, .. , "1 ulu KlOr, WHO a . . mm ucui iitinf r, sons, euofimity ' inuutiwRera in uregon mis; Arthur Glover, Salem year. The city health officer reports that nich, Bolinas, CalU".; 'age. Lena, May, 17, aa (ir,i..ti. in "are under the custody of .Mr l'v-. According tn tfw m-mhlv report of while Leah Nell, 8, is with her mct-- jivignt umcer Victor, whose orincina; er. The rnmniiint oiiam, .v,. ..- ?: ,.. .1.- , . .'. jii Amelia Cor-;i, .,, .rZSr. "lr "ou,e- ...... . ... .. . ,tne rau wcre accoste(j Dy nlnl ,jurii2 Aiai't'li berta. Canada: Ellen Lamh. St.v.nn- It! """"'.r. "y n,ra ' T.oi.i E Iml ,k.. t-.-u .- . "". " uruerea 10 leav NahcottA. WMKh a. ... contageous diseases are on the thh'im.n. en. i.-. i r . -me cuy. - - "- .miinii,, augciic iuuiiiiH, r ior- In tbis city, although an occasional; ence Graham, Portland; Chester case is reported, ac tne present time, Loomis, Montana. me netun register inaicates the foi lowing entries for Salem: smallpox, one case; chickenpex, two cases; measles, two cases; scarlet fever, two cases. Commercial club of assistant mana ger and publicity manager. f Eula Schram, Susan Salmon and Emma Zenzer have been appointed by Judge W. M. Bushey of the Mar ion county court as guardians of An na M. Wilson, incompetent Falling to appear as directed at 10 o'clock this morning in police court. A. F. Richter of route 5. Salem, nr. rested on a charge of passing a street car whilo the car was accept ing and discharging passengers, for feited a $5 bond. Complaint .. wts made against Richter by Motorman Berger, of the streetcar, who declar ed that Richter almost struck an eld erly man in passing the car. Reduced prices on close out Chine. See window display. Hamilton's. 80 "Jonesmere" will fce the name of the 197-acre farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Crelghton Jones near Gervais. The farm name was registered Wed nesdjy with Cftunty Clerk U. G. Boy-er. John Hunt, Woodburn businessman was in Salem, Wednesday afternoon. J. C. Cooper, of Independence was a Salem visitor, Wednesday. 99c at Peoples Cash Store. Easter made brighter at Peoples Cash Store. 79 Daily Statistics. Died JOREY Mrs. George W. Jorey, 5:'., at a local hospital Wednesday night Body at Rigdon & Son's parlors, Funeral arrangements not yet com BENDER Mrs, Minnie Bender of Medford, at a local hospital Wed nesday. Body forwarded to Medford for funeral and burial by Rigdon Born- HASTINGS To Mr. and. Mrs.' George W. Hastings, Salem, at the Deacon ess Hospital, March 27, 1920, a boy, weight 7 pounds. CHRISMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Caz weli S. Chrfsman, at the residence, two miles east of Salem, a boy, March 30, 1920, to be named El dred Samuel. The Women's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet' Friday afternoon in the church parlors. - A large attendance is ex pected. . . Complete household goodn will be sold at auction April 2, 1:30 p. m. a 112 Union St. Col. Wm. Wright, auc tioneer.' . 79 Don't miss the fun Saturday night. The big balloon dance armory. 79 ARMSTRONG To Mr. and David Rudolph Armstrong, . Oak street, a son, March 18, to be named Harold. " Mrs. 1599 1920, Regarding the letters that several Salem residents have received from parties in Germany, requesting food, clothing and money, it will be inter esting to know that only certain things are allowed to be sent to that country. Under Orders issued by the Ebert government and received by United States post office officials last November, the number of things that may be sent is rather limited. When destined for the personal use of the importer, parcels up to an 11-pound limit may be received, but not more, than two pounds of the following ar ticles are allowed; margarine, fats, bakers articles, tea, coffee, cocoa, chocolate. Soaps, candles and starch I are limited to five pounds. Butter, flour, meats, sugar and bacon are absolutely prohibited. For other ar ticle3 permission must be received from the Imperial commissioner in Berlin. . Mrs. M. L. Fulkerson, supervisor of schools for southern Marion county is attending the annual session of the Inland Empire Teachers Association at Spokane this week. While at Spok ane, Mrs. Fulkerson and other execu tive board members of the Oregon Teachers Association will hold a speo ial session Mrs. Fulkerson is expect ed to aid in the preparation of the program for the Utah meeting in July A. N. Arnold, supervisor of schools for southern Marlon county, is visit ing schools in his district, this week. AD CITY Two new men, Frank Foster of Hillyard, Washington, and Wolcott Buren -of Salem were Initiated into the Websterian Literary Society of Willamette university last night, with all the usual rites and ceremonies attendant on such an event. Both of these men entered at the middle- of the year, Buren: transferring from University of Oregon, Foster was an overseas soldier. One of the biggest times ever held in that circle yet is planned for the meeting tonight in Odd Fellows hall of Capital Assembly,. 84, United Ar tiasns. Someone or some several are doomed to be "framed on" for the general entertainment of the others; and when the entire program is through those attending no duobt will have their fill of merriment. The meeitng, as usual, will begin at eight o clock, and all members are expect ed to be present. SIMES To Mr. and Mrs. Percy ' E Simes, at the home five miles southwest of Salem, a daughter. March 22, 1920, to be named Velma Auction sale, Friday April 2d. 1:39 p. m. 112 Union St. Come early. 79 l Love, lem. Jeweler, watchmaker, Si- FOR THE KIDDIES Live Easter bunnies, Easter ducklings Kaster chicks. C. N. Needham, 6f,8 State street. 79 J. W. Walker, manager of the Sa lem Kings Products company, hoa just returned from a three weeks auto trip in California. In spite of what one hears of California and "the sunny south" he can't help but think he's lucky to be a resident of Salem and the. Willamette valley, Mr. Walker said. Rhode Island Red baby chicks for sale tomorrow. Finest full blooded stock. C. N. Needham, 558 State street. 1-hone 400. 80 Big dance, April fool hard time dress 8ance, Hurst hall Thurs. eve. Good clothes and Jewelry subject o mall fine, given by Knights and La dies of Security, Refreshments serv ed. ' 79 The Royal Neighbors of America and the Modern Woodmen will hold a Joint meeting and social evening ut the McCornack hall Thursday eve ning, April 1, at 8:30 o'clock. A gen eral entertainment program will be followed by refreshments and dancing. Baby chicks, 558 State. Phone 400. .103 Dr. C. L. George, dentist, Alasonlc bldg. 313-314 8;: Balloon night. dance armory Saturdty ... 79 C. A. Fisher of Shaw and W. E. Nafzinger, route 7, Salem, were prin cipals iu an auto accident that occur red at the corner of State and 12th streets Wednesday afternoon, accord ing to police reports. Damage to the autos was slight, and no one was in Jured. Repairs costing approximately $2 -500 will be made to the home at 2688 Portland road, belonging to C. W. Wright, according to the building per mits record in the city recorder's o fice today. A permit was issued to Mr. Wright to do the work. Fines aggregating $199, and indi cating a month's large business, are shown on Police Judge Race's records for March today. Maintaining the schedule to have the mill completed and ready for op eration by August, the Oregon Pulp & Paper company is steadily, and rapid ly, shaping a huge structure on the banks of the- river. The warehouse has been placed on its foundation: and crews are now engaged building on an other parts of the mill. Sev eral carloads of sulphur an ingred ient in the manufacture of pauer- have already arrived from Louisiana and have been stored in the ware house. An auto, stolen late last night from E. Eckerlin, 695 North Liberty street from where it was standing near the Dreamland skating rink, was found this morning abandoned on 14h street, near Mill creek. The machi'ie was in good condition, but showed plainly that it had been resorted to a long trip. It was found and report ed to police by R. E. Martin, employe of the state industrial accident com mission .... , Saturday special, $1 brooms', (17 cents; no deliveries. No phone orders. Hamilton's. 80 Used auto for sale, A 7-passengtr Studebaker in first class shape with all accessories. Inquire at 184 S. Com mercial St. 1 9 A hunting license was issued Wed nesday to Guy E..Kuescher of Salen. . Combination hunters and anglers permits have been made out to L. F. Adams, Lloyd W. Hughes and C. V. Adams, all of whom reside in Salem. ft. 6. Hickerson, a former Salem policeman, but now an exponent of the divine taw at Nehalem, Or., has W M. FARM CM IX VICTOR ITtGO'S "LES MISERABLE 1 f,ST TIMES TONTGnT! The following claims have been en tered against the estate of Kin Daw, local Chinese who died here recently Hoo Sing, 850; Hock DaW, 1230; Lee Roy, $26; George Can, $272; Go Fook $200, for labor performed; Moo Chung Way "presents a claim for $185 advanced to the deceaesd. Reduced prices on close out China. See window display. Hamilton's. 80 The fire department, at 6:10 last night, answered a call to the homo of Edward Weller. 165 North 17th street, where a chimney fire was ex citing the neighborhood. The fire was extinguished before any damage could be dona to the residence. The body of Mrs. Minnie Bender was sent to Medford last night by the ; Rigdon & Son company. Mrs. Bend er who was 66 years old, died at a hospital here "Wednesday morning. . She has no relatives here. . C. E. Wilson, formerly of the Cap ital Journal and late with the Eugene i Daily Guard, will arrive in Salem ; Sunday, according to a letter he sent I to M.marr MoCroskoy at the Con -: merclal cmb. beginning April 5 Mr. Phillip A. Mullen and Thomas B. Mullen have been appointed Joint ad ministrators of the estates of Patrick Mullen who died March 20. 1920. and Mrs. E. P. Mullen, his wife, who died March 23, 1920. The estates' holdings are estimated at $3000. Heirs are Thomas B, Mullen, Charles S. Mullen, Joseph P. Mullen and Ce celia D. Mullen, 18. Phillip A. Mul len, Mary E. Eubanks, Kate Tillman, Irma A. Heltzel. C. F. Diemer, XV Lee ar.d H. G. Murphy registered at the Marlon hotel, Wednesday night, giving Syra cuse, N. Y. as their .address. The party is motoring through to California. Mrs. A. C. Reiiy, of New York is staying at the Marlon hotel, while visiting relatives in this city. ,J. E. Shears, of Portland, transac ted business in Salem, Thursday J. D. Burns, giving his address as Ban i-rancisco, stopped at the Mar ion Wednesday and Thursday. Ed Smith, territorial renresento. uve oi tne studebaker Cornoratinn to making an Intens've survey of the wuiamette valley. While in Salem Service. Our earn est endeavor to give satisfaction, and su perior service, Is evidenced, by the courtesy of our staff the efficiency of our management. The satisfaction of our clients and the qual Ity of service ren dered, quality. Cour tesy. Efficiency. 71 i z4 If advertising gained from Salem merchants warrant, Salem will be given about three pages concerning its resources, industries and eivio life F. E. Callister. Ed R. Adams and'in tbe convention number of Tre M. G. Gunderson reported to the!Crescent- rRan of the Shrine frater county court Wednesday in the e8-inity- This was made known to Man- tate of Dollie A. Stevens, Real pro-!ser McCroskey of the Commercial perty valued at $950 Is reported on. ciuo toaay oja representative of the publication who is in the city solicit- In the estate of Eliibaeth Llnfoot. Robin D. Day, Max Gehlhar and Haa- elle Gear Hunt, appraisers, have re ported on real and personal proper ty valued at $14,000. Frank Glover has been appointed administrator of the estate of Delilah Glover, according to an order sign ing advertising. A copy of The cres cent, bearing the Salem publicity, wit! be given to all Shrinera attending the mammoth convention in Portland la June. Day Officer Harry A. Rowe, who has been ill at his residence, returned to duty today. Officer Rowe had been v Mrs. Amelia C. Riely of New Yo k city arrived in Salem Thursday and is .a guest at the noma of her sister, Mrs. R. R. McAdama, who is ill at her res idence on Park and Canter' streets. Mrs. Riely ia the mother of Corrinne Riely Barker the moving picture star, who is in th east at present finish ing a special production. As soon as the picture is released Miss Barker will come to Salem to be with her mother and. aunt. She plans to spen t about a month's visit in the CapiU.l city with her numerous friends and relatives. The case of Gregolre against Ake. ill is being heard by Ju.ij;e Owr-f G. Bingham in department No. 1 , circuit court today. The case involves questions arising from the transfer of property.. Upon motion of attorneys repre senting both parties, the case of 1. B. Fisher against Vf, J. Linfoot wis dismissed in an order signed by Jud Bingham Thursday. G. S. Young of Newborg, Wednesday in Salem. spent The divorce suit of L. F. Evars against Elvira Evans was filed terday in the county clerk's office. The couple were married at Portland March 12, 1896. There are five'chil- Cliff Wallace, Leon Fisher and In land Fisher of Black Rock, stayed U the Bligh, Wednesday night. Marion F. Adams of Custlo Rock, Wash., transacted business in thi. city Thursday. Mrs. H. L. Sterling nf TinKuh.i,-.- dren of whom three are under leg.tl visited Salenf friends Thursday. TO 1 WM ' ' Nk - ft c 35 - .W2f I -WA. r Hft k 7 533 IVTPAr.AiMM APPAPM' Salter Smidag What About that Boy's Suit? Our stock is Complete with the Best Made When you come into this store it is as if you said "I depend on you to get for ME the best that is to be had. You know we are showing the best looking, best made clothes you can buy anywhere. You feel safe when you buy from us, for you buy Xtra-Good Boys' Clothing. Made by the biggest boys' cloth ing factory in America. Good Clothes Cost Less In the Long Run The difference represents extra worok in production. Extra care in the details that eive permanence to the STYLE and WEAR. , Suits, Dresses, Coats and Blouses Don't Fail to See Our Window Display tts S5 . r-'vrri 8 tftiWW . tIpocLRel fof fiocfep TTlotm Just Received A most complete line of French kid gloves "S & K" and "Perrin's" r . 1 In' all the desired shades, wrist and elbow lengths. Easter Gloves White French kid gauntlet gloves with wrist belt. In black stitching. Complete Bhowing of High Quality Silk Gloves In Wrist and Elbow length. Quality Underwear Not only do we show a superior line. of ' Jersey Silk Underwear Eut also a superior show ing of Philippine Hand Em broidered Underwear Easter Neckwear Of all seasons of the year Easter is the season when Men and Boys appreciate a New Ties They make appropriate East er gifts. ' Easter Millinery The hat ia the crown ing feature of dress. There is a shape and and style peculiarly fitting to every indi vidual. It is this personal service to the individual that has made Eleanor Briggs A Master Milliner Voiles A very choice selection, 38 inches wide, ranging in price from 50c to $2 a yard You can always do better at N 1 v f.'-'1 ",.r-n9f.-i "- t b4 . ",a'.v so? sup r ' Who Always Do Better By You" Silks' The silk section offers a line of. quality silks that will please all. er i- 4 1 1