Page Two
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
iCopyrig-ht 1930 by International
Trade Mark registered in the U. i
Equity Cases
Keep Polk Court
Hard at Work
Dallas, Jan, 20 The equity court
to Dallas, under tlje Judiciary Ui
raclion of Judge H. II. Belt, has
wen grinding out equity with Home
dejgree of gpeede during the past
two days.
The case of Mib. P. E. Compton
. C. T. Goodman began Tuesday
morning and Lasted throughout the
rfayand a night sesnion was held
uatil 10 o'clock. The case was fin
ished Wednesday morning. Thi
plaintiff demanded possession and
it-delivery of properly which had
been leased by the defendunt on
the 23d day of February, 1918, for
a term of five years. The lease was
tor approximately ZOO acres of land
and ihi; farm Implements, als
Mime stock.
The decree was given terminat
ing the contract and giving the de
fendant $300 for the improvements
that he made upon the place.
.Neither party was allowed coKts In
the case.
Divorce Granted.
The next case was that of Golda
-K. Hamilton vs. Hoy lj. Hamilton
In which the plaintiff asked for a
divorce alleain non-support ii
irruel and inhuman treatment It
developed in the case tbat the
plaintiff went to live at the home
of the defendant Hoy Hamilton,
about four miles north of Rick
reall, after their marriage-. July 3.
1920. In the home uf his parents
were two brut her, tbree half bro
thers and two siHti-rs. Sin- alleged
that the defendant criticised her
bouse work anil her habits in the
presence of bis folks, much to her
einbarrassnn iit ; and that she be
fame sick a few wicks after their
marriage and In- refused to furnish
medicine and medical aid. She
wa io nir parents nnme year
MM in September. Later on, she
MI'lrt the services of a doctor and
be Informed her she had typhoid
symptoms and bad tonsils which
witu later removed.
Just before her operation for the
removal of her tonsils, her liu.i
baiul, phoned the ilintor that he
would not be responsible for her
bill and also published u notice in
Hie papers that he would not be re
sponsible to anyone for Indcbti ti
neas incurred.
After many witnesses were ex
amined on each side, taking up gev
l heurs during the day, the court
isranted the decree to Qovda A.
Hamilton restoring her maiden
name or Qolda sevens and allow
ing her costs and disbursements in
the suit.
Two Others Divorced,
K. Collins presented her
eourt asking for a decree
Ralph L. Collins on the
desertion, There are
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I'D LIKE. TO CO TO
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WOULDN'T WANT
TO sTART IM At)
PRE DENT OF
WELL THAT
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be. chance.
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Colorado Springs, Colorado, were In 'iy the Fox Motor company of 'hi.-;
town over the last of the week look city.
log over a a suitable location. I Mrs. C. W. Fox has returned to
Joe Buell, who lives In the west- "alias after a few days spent In Sa
ern part of the county, made a lem at the home of her mother,
business trip to Dallas, Saturday. Mrs. Myra Shanks, who is police
Mr. Buell said that the roads In the matron of Salem.
section of Ihe county were abso- Hon. P. YV. Powell and L. H. Mc
lutely the worst roads in the stae. " attended the Oregon (Kate
. Farm bureau session in Portland
H. Hrischberg of Independence M( w(.ek Mr pow,u waK elected
motored to lianas in ms new veue H(.,.r(.tary.tr,.:l.su,.t.1. of th(, xtat,
sedan Saturday and made a visit to
the court house. ' and Mrs Jack ponier
VV. H. Dyer of ri.ie.ll was a local , Silj,lm ovr Sunuay visiting
visitor Saturday. Mr, nyer is oi f , j(.n(jg
the opinion that the people rrom lie Teal of Falls City was In
that section of the county is in DMut Monday transacting legal
favor of the recall and many arc fruilntfl!.
doing all they can to assist in the s gj, 'Wataotl of Seattle is th.'
movement. guest of his sister. .Mrs. Wilson
Ross Pierce of Salt Creek spent yfebti for a few days.
Saturday In Itallas transacting 0oorg( w iMv(.r, who is making
business. njs bome in CorVallla, was in town
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Robbins i ,Hln(!S8 Thursday,
who have been making a several Mrs. I. N Woods, accompanied
weeks visit with friends in eastern ,V ,.,.,.,.; j.B. A1(,le Dalrymple
Oregon, were in DailSJ the first of o( portland, ,eft week fol.
ihe week. Mr. Robbins, at tb fortnjghta atay in southern Califor-
time of the recnll solicitors wi re In -j.
hfal section of the rouiily was away j Ur and Mrs Tom gtowe of Mo.
crom nomc ana ne m.uie a Lrtp io
week. These dances have become
so popular that the membership
list is increasing each week and
parties are looked upon as the most
enjoyable club affairs of the city,
i'he next dance will be informal
and will be given January 29th.
Plans were made Saturday night
for a masquerade party which will
be triven on St. Valentine's day.
worth of stock in woodbum
the rate ihe movement ha
ill the
poking
lie
of
Pulley Held In
Jail, Unable to
Secure Bondsmen!
ill not
all the stock
rie of bore
nnouncement Wt
ting that the Q
npany will begin
9 cannery which
trownivJHe recei
lost fully insurt
said the compai
inp- ihe stock at
ter equip the dif
operation.
start-
Long in flia-
tHey wish
Corey
Probing
Alleged Freight
Rate Charges
City Recorder of
Hubbard Quits;
ss. T A
l,ong in unice
jj-uuxana seeks
Post of
11 11
Alvis
eon nl
for h:
a cha
Hubb
ledge,
n. 20. When
:is taken from the
Portland Saturday
ary examination on
iling eggs from the
hard. Ore
Pulley w;
jail at
is preltml
irge of sti
aril creamery, he neknow
d that he sold the eggs to the
and Commission Company,
aid he was selling them for
er party, and merely acted
mst'er agent. He was bound
to the grand jury. Pulley has
held in jail since his arrest
then a week ago in default of
bail.
Nina
MM in
uKMlnst
grounds of
nve emiiiien m me marriage rang
ine from 4 tn 1 1 v an of age. She
- ' decree ana the cus
wiay or tin children and declared
owner or an undivided one-third
imrl or K ai res of land.
Susie Wiliamson presented h
oeiore the court seeking a di
nue iriiiii iter husband on Hi
grounds of desertion. The com
; ' H ease, winch was
eisuii. granted bar a deci
b.vi- ,ne oustody of two minoi
ciiim ten.
Dallas
llull.is. Or., Jan
m. A J. 1 lampbcl
fieri- the e, nests nl
W- A. Thornton ovci
"Miek.
M- W A. Thor n em
few little girls the aM
W-M i- lienor nl In ,
tiitnpliell, wlin wms
- Mr. and
of Broadmead
.Mr. and Mrs
the last of tht
.imp
was
1 1 tainexj
of thi
Adt Inn
KUCal nl he,
Millie over Ihe week end Thou
lr.-'nl wore: Lucerne Bratcher,
""'i"'l l i uir and .ileln,
an.
Mr. and Mrs . rc, Brands vv
' hav'' " residing In lldls-
""' have moved m i mliai nd ,
Mvhig will, their daughter and son-i-lu,
Mr. mill Mrs. .. :. , h illan
tu, until they can se, ur, ., ,,.,.
n. M, liKimiae. is favo, ,bh
snprc Kcl lallai ,, :,,.,.
oT Ihe it i ge payroll of the city
Ur. and Mrs. . ,,,. ,,,,.
Hilb II.) ,... (be week end K,,,.s
C Mr. and Mrs. Virgil llallnntvn
.ur, in iii in in,, nv
DMllaa nvi r llle In t ,,f t In
buslneiw. K A , e,i ,,( .mi, ,
all He home of i ,T. Shrei
the last oi tin V , , li.
Ur. Hild Mrs !: i ;,,
l ll i i monk were w eek . n,l
in Dallas
W. W. Iterk Is putting in a
lltterspi-eadi , on the plan ol I
Adsnis in North Hillai
Al Rank Ins of Poitlnnd w.is
namaaercuil vlsltoi in Imiias
llie last of Ho , , k
A- Hehuttry of Sublimit trans
ousln, ss in the couiitv seal
on Saturday.
Willi:, io Weliierl of Mill, was
transacting I, iisin ,,,
Sal in , lay
l-Ved. MUler, of the p.lakc Vlcl-'al
eonipsny of Portland was n Imsl
ueas visitor In Hiillns on Monday.
1. A. Miller of McMlnnvllle
made a business trip to 1 mil ( over
tht' IsRt Of Ho we, k
Mr. ami Mr l Russetl of
the county seal particularly to get
bis name on a petition.
Harry I.. Kuek, former reporter
nn the observer and present editor,
of the Pendleton Tribune, was in
Palas last Wednesday calling on
old friends. Harry was enroute to
Eugene to attend I convention of -the
editor of the state imd stopped
hare to visit with Old cronies of I
company ij.
I). Sellers, who lives on roue L
was a business visitor in Dallas
Monday morning. Mr. Sellers has
become a member of the Observer
family whlchis Incrensing its mem
berfhip from five Io six a week.
Mrs Pauline Bnyder Lowe of
Scuttle is with her parents, Mr. audi
Mrs. A. V. R. Snyder for n fewj
weeks, she was culled here on ac-
oounl of ihe illness of her mother
vho is now Improving in health
ii. M Bhattuck, of ilie Bhattuck ,
Motor company, local Kind agency,!
was iii fori tan a to attend the auto
how last week. He returned home
Saturday evening very much pleas
ed wiih the exhibits,
Rev. 11 A MacKenzle has been
appointed ehnlrmnn of lb,, near
east relief in place of Rev Chris J
llenney, ami all' money collected
within the OOUnty is In he lurned
over to mi. MacKentie.
Mr and Mrs. Oscar BUie hive
returned from Portland, where
they had been attending the auto
show for a lew davs.
Mr and Mrs 1, C Johnson have,
moved from Mallns to Rosehurg,
where they will make their hi, me
Colonel Conrad Slafrin has re
turned from Portland, where he at
tended a meeting of the slale phar
macy board.
! red .1. Wagner and I. W. Elllotl I
wive returned ta their homes in'
imllas after havini; spent n few
lays In Portland
Jack Vlneerri was in Salem Bun- '
lay and returned home viitb .-, new
Chevrolet truck. II, la emnlovad
lllnnville were In Dallas last week
and were (he guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Al Stowe, they formerly lived
in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs, Rea Craven, who
have been living in Tillamook for
the past number of months, will
arrive In Dallas within a few
weeks. Mr. Craven has been assist
ant manager of the J. C. Penni y
company store at that place but
has given up his work with that
company and win return to the
vtiiiamciic valley. .Mr. Craven was
not favorbly impressed with Tilla
mook on account of the high winds
and the inclement weather.
Miss May Smith has returned to
her home in Aumavllle after a visit
nl the home of her cousin. Misc
Bessie oooch.
It, C. Newton, mnnager of the
Dallas Canning company, was i
uusiiiesa visnor in I'oriiand ovin
ias! of the week.
11. 11. Peters is in San Francisco
ror n few days attending to busi
ness matters, Mr. Peters lives near
Bmithfield.
Carvel Campbell, an O. A. C. stu
dent was home for the week-end
Canning Company
at Woodburn Is
Host to Public
k.
liuv
Dallas Society
DuIImh. Or., .inn. 20. The Dallas
Dancing olUb h'-M one uf its series
of ihincfs Baturd&v n.Kht, January
ITi, at the Woodmen hall and WM
int' of ih.' jlelUrbtful affnlra of the
'oodlmrn. Ore.. Jan. 20. Farm
ers, business men and citizens of
Woodburn, numherinp clnso to 500,
were Kiicsts of the CJrnves Canning
Company of this rity at a luncheon
and general welfare meeting held
in the Armory Tuesdav afternoon
and evening
The Gravel Canninpr Company,
who operate canning establishment
at Woodburn, Brownsville, Tilla
muck. Bherfdan and Sherwood, pro
POM to float $150. 000 worth of
id the meeting here was to
the people of this vicinity
u stock. The afternoon
session was devoted to the farmers
and the I'Viims session to the busi
ness men and citizens of the city.
It is gaid that more than 200 farm
ers and fruit growers were present.
With scarcelv no effort further
than to state the company's pur-
I pose, fa rmeri subscribed for stock
very readi.,'- One farmer sub
crjbed for eleven shares at $100
each, and another subscribed for
ten shares at the same price.
A tnong t he farmers and business!
men combined approximately $10,
000 worth of stock was sold. The
company expects to sell 115,000
A
IS ,11.1, IIIIUl'iU U, vi .,
,",,, c-in- .tin.r ilium eomulaint from
raves can- .,ting Ulion vorai lent meeting id
at once to Lh)nnRP- ,,f central Oregon, H. H.I
, Kurn- . . , itaaloner I when the new
itly. This iVw,i.t.,i ,n informal investl- were installed. B
d. .lie:., discriminations I nninta1 citv reco
in flo;iting the stock at
lis tn better euuin the difl
toriea in operation. with a surnlua of thousands of, .
. , , ,iir..,i orp- "". Phe appt
P.ftal Estate IS U it is alleVn. shippers n nn "Z
, ibi .n compt)te with shippers M ' .
A nriTTA Tn ISaytraiC! ! .,. v. v in aniline to office long
ruaamni uvuimiu was reappointed mai
nervals. Ore.. Jan. 20.-Several Willamett e ,, 1 . a ... I coait p , , ,..., wUn
I 7 . 1 , rt i because of discriminators rreigniVJ , ,
pieces of real estate In Oervais ,..,. from Bend t0 standing that one o
have changed hands within the a)8tance ot 281.6 miles, to take care of the -
i past few days and there seems toj ,,ut Z .4 5 ce,s per marshal'i salary will
I be considerable activity in that 'l J .whereas the rate from month in the future,
(direction. William Rowley sold I iu?7m .w por,i . 1 313 miles Is his appointment tin
two lots in the city to C. S. Lam- , " t, ' Th. ,me situation I instructed by Mayor
ibert, consideration i,vu, tL 1. ... ...1 ..vi.. with reference I the lid on punch boai
Vanderbeok sold one lot in block ,s t ' jn Hubbard, He Is ai
16 to Al Landers, receiving $0 " . ; 'ioI1,.,. Corev declares to cotllecl 1 0 license
jfor (he same; William BoWley has ( L Bjjould be experi and billiard table in
purenaseu iois irom in- omr ----- 0Orrect,nB any discrimln- the city,
estate costing $700; A. M. Byrd 1 u i ' i t 1
has purchased two lots from Jos. attona v.,.i are
Nothman, consideration $8r,o; A. theae rates. Blub !tatc ttli.UOO
Woelke purchased two lots fi'om Hubbard. Ore., Jan, 20. Tile
L. K. Siegmund, consideration Hubbard. Jan. 20. Citizens Ilv- will of the late Nixon Blair, who
TVw. Cni.n,..rn U..,!,... r-rt ; -J . U ...... ,1 1 U..1.1 1
h vuiiil, ,, j hi. ii , c -.-'- ingeasLOl lilt, inj i,.,iil.,i' , n- , , e,i ne.i, fi.iiiu.ii,, n i ., 1 1
13 to A. Daniel I no. an effort to interest the city years, involving an estate of $22,-
for $500; O. T. WadlWorth buys council in the matter of extending 1 000 left to his widow, was filed for
S in block 3i! ,i.- ,niar muinu tn ilieir tracts fit iiviibatc in PlnckamiiK eoilntv n few
d. and Cieorge aa for irrigation and domestic days ago. Mr. Blair died in Kansas
I 14 acres nurnoses. The proposition has an- City, Mo., u couple of weeks ago
''leason. pajaa t0 council to the end where he went for the benefit of
that the cost of such extension is his health, The estate is situated
in, taW.ll- '"" 'vesliKat,Ml. in Clackamas county.
0. At a rc-
the cily council.
)y elected officers
. Paulsen was ap
rder to succeed J.
i has served In that
of tlie time since
Incorporated as a
ilntmenl of Paulsen
the request of Mr.
lid he had been in
nuugh, Kail Ohme
Shftl at an in
the under
! bis duties is
ity hall. The
be $20 tier
Subsequent to
ma rshal was
Mayger to put '
Is operating 1
o instructed I
jr each pool '
iporation in
Molalla,
of .Molalla
. an .
have n,...
f.. ,i, .
' "iK.nuzatiiin,
""" i lean l.i " nn
i. ... , tag
within
io,- ,.. . : oas
ti. llUgl ,
III V: tn iii.. i 1
Mie was Fal
Woelkc
L. K.
$3,000;
1 all of block 1
for $500; O. T. Wl
the north half of lot
from A. R. Siegmun
trthleny purchase,
nis from Mrs.
consideration $1,400,
Mr. and Mrs. R
who have been visit
l. C . for si
state in a letter reef
week that they
within a few d
peeled to arr
first of next month.
Mr. and Mrs. fi. H. Finney of
Sheridan have been visiting friends
In Oervais during the week.
Miss Julia lie Jardln has been
visiting friends in Portland for a
j few days.
Ralph Edwards of Portland is a
; guest at the John Weiss home In
Oervais.
I Mrs. A. Schwab is having her
house wired for electric lights.
Low th.
nouni',ti spmhJ ,
lllUn. il,. d,...;'.loi
!. in Ihrr, month! N
t.r Iwa.tb. B , " ,
i .l-lr.M:, . :. u.
Dr,o. h.. r "B'
Il. lutlmlt. 10 a. M SL
winm ,cl Bif,, JZ?
iMUSlDBfall naa W
Rr.ln Con,,.,,,, S9!
hnr nA.
More than 20,000 residents of
the United States reported to the
internal revenue bureau in 1920
thai their income reached $50,000
or over in the year ending June 30.
WET FEET BRING COUGHS AND COLDS
h or cold, look out T
PE-RU-NA
Until entirely rid of a cough or cold, look out They are a source oi danger.
Just a fw doses ol Pe-ru-nt
taken soon after exposure or
first manifestation ol trouble
viil usually break a cold or
tiirsopate in a hurry the most
persistent cough.
TABLETS OR LIQUID
Tli Will town EBirgiuyftiBitfj
iy Uolk've Stottaj
l CODIe k:ti nn 'saift J
no itomach troublea
lUlUKlIie I 1. V tiaua
ease.
I lit1 V n Vt r etit n,A t..
U1 c:r
nut they tovtr th
am Milt fl lift' is ivt,.i
; extra work.
i If these people would
it would be a great big
stomach in Iti strain (
4.us-v4 hib urea
aun to uo iu worK :.r;
the cause.
im ni;iiii i wnn vnn m
Mi-O-Na will awceen
five minutes The hei
anpeara an-1 he atrn.:
nirlrH in i1 work of i
And Mi-O-Na not
tv i-nHiii'oo -1' iMsrMgsi y
en regularly '11 banish
where Roll Mi-0-Na (
back plan.
Two generations have known
Pfi-KU-NA and its astonish
ing success In the relief ol
catarrhal diseases. The pro
per medic idc to have on hand ,
for everyday ills.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE
HYON
1 1 ipmamimH
Safe milk for INFANTS & INVALIDS
S PC PAD
rtoiv rw
Horlick's
The Original
Avoid
Imitations
and Substitute.
Por Infanta, Invalid, and trcw1n(rChlldren
The Oii;inal ! ! ln.,. ! or Al! Ages
Rlcfe Mill , Malted Grain Extract In Powder
INo Cooking nourutunj; Vige.tible
visltorsi
K
OVSI
HAIR CM OUT
IN HANDFULS
Had Dandruff and Pimples on
Head. Cut tcura Healed.
I had a rery bad cr ol dandmlT
ssd were were pimplra on m hea.l
t would itch and bum at
night to I could hatdty
leeri. My haii wai dry
and lifeless and I could
Comb it out by the handful.
'A friend told me about
Cuticura Soar and Oint
ment and 1 decided to eive
ssnss trial, and when I had used
three cakes of Soap and three boxes
sSOIssment I waa healed. ' (Signed)
JSksn Maiahall. Box 373. indiauar-
Indiana
ra Soap. Ointment and Tal
is all you need for all toilet
Bathe with Soap, tooths with
dual with Talcum
PraatyMktl A. Mem Ciartri Ul
lUlaU.Iai J.nar.
(I.W..IHW falewaSe
ONLY 3
DAYS
MORE
LEFT
BtttM
It B
Following the Market Prices
This
trend-
store aims to follow tlie markets on the downward
and wo re-mark our merchandise as soon as wt
To Take Advantage of Our Second Annual
JANUARY
Clearance Sale
( Kir luisincss Ii,
W 1 1 V
the future meant
called for.
last year
that
thev
almost trebled for the corresponding month
Because we
lower price'
were foresighte
aim wt
enough to see
gave tlie public what
know of any reductions coming on any of our li
Ends catarrh i
. 1191 I'll i "
...... I ' 1 i . ln.ltlf.S II
cists.
Dr. Albert R.
rrvr,1 m ass ins
IT a HiinkB
lies.
PLEASE NOTE
-Now is the time for all of you
before purchasing any Warn
to shdji the city thorouj
ed item
:h-
CONSIDER
QUALITY STYLE
PRICE
OUR SUIT SALE ALSO ENDS THIS SATURDAY
Don't forget you do not need to pay $25 to $35 for Suits. We sell
the same identical ones for $13.50 to $16.50.
Watch For Our Big Ad on Friday and Saturday.
1'faPilaTllimi
FIRST OF A LL ADOPT OUR
PAY AS YOU GO PLAN
Wherever you do decide to spend your money.
EACH DAY BRINGS NEW SPRING PPppt
AND CHILDREN
VV lit l A. lILL
!! syk f f Tli
W s s V- Jl ss -
Co.
PHONH H
HAULING
i i M a-
a ..ii.ii - ,,iafnmir
A Mwisi su wssssi i
Rowland b
Phone 15! S, over PtfW
' -
L M BBS B Bn 1 c
i ss w - 5
SUCH 1
of .ill kinds
t turc, stoves,
tchinery, of all kin
; Capitol
Junk
House
WOMEN, MISSEJ
FOli
COATS-SUITS - DRESSES
You will find prices
on the new S
pring Lin
es
most reasonable
ft I)tpiri (En.
Quality Merchandise
Popular Prices
bonded
$215
"Our Cars are
protection
Portland
rtx . i .ii
Oil'
u ... 'an
ana mj .
SalPtn fn rortBS
n., u u, nr. t,
I R1-, 'ii H0t
Leaves isewai a
Firsf RiaL'O 7 3.
nn. n
mmm w s - -
Cars
- . r J - mm
duces. Mcilds
Ce.
liss mtJlvT-s
curs nv
IMM itaaiMi anu
SjSSl
Tm
until
.i m
15J
Orrgos.