Capital journal., December 26, 1922, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1922
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..ret, no Dittu- ' t--.
incomo reveaue office with
lkl,' in the postofficti build-
l(,aqI ! iinirht that theso blanks
. . i vaeMVtsi until possibly
" nt .limuorv, or even later.
Calendars. Homer H.
Insurance, McCornack
1923
free.
n,;9tmai mrriaies five
. Were Issued last Saturday
' j one on Sunday, The average age
. rt men as shown o.n the records
. oo vr-ars, and that of the pros
" lve brides, years. Of the
r - :ond today the averace
e of the bridegrooms was 30 years
lid
! of the brides, 24 years.
Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co
,,. available for apple stor
lor other products 560 Trade
itreet.
Tt ia iust a Uttle too early to pay
! mi for 123. The reason for
tbis is that the county clerk's office
j,,, not as yet received the collars
wiich it is required by law to issue
tho dog license is issued., now
ier, it iJ probable that the collars
wjll'be received by the first of the
sr,
The enclosed toy auto that was
riven away by the Salem Hard
ware Co., Is for sale. If Interested
.n 1045 N. 18th, 306
Hiss Eutli Wallace, who 'presides
.t the marriage counter of the coun
tr clerk's office, is occasionally
obliged, acting in her official cap
neity, to grant requests. ' And one
that is refused from time to time is
thst of impressing public record of
mirrlatro licenses issued. When a
license is issued, it becomes a public
record and the record of the license
is spread on the official marriage
license docket,
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The Marion county grand ju
will meet Wednesday morning at 10
nVlock nt the court house. W. A,
Miunuiiugs is foreman.
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A marriage license was issued thi
morning o Christian L. Jorgenson
laborer, of Jefferson and Mary An
derson, teacher, of Jefferson. Also
(o Howard Kanoff of Mill City,
lumber worker, and Beatrice Wolfe,
a waitress, of Mill City. On Christ
mas (lav a license was issued to
James Stout of 633 Ferry street,
construction worker and Goldie
Keeney, clerk, also of 633 Ferry
street. Late Saturday evening, a He
ense was issued to Glenn Albert hen
pen of 1195 north 17th street, Sa
lem, a shipping clerk, and Lucile
Young, of 495 north Commercial
street.
Hotel Bligh Arrivals
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
marriage license was issuwl Kr.-i vlini. d.u,. qk ..- -
urday to Bay Mauldiug of Silverton John J. Roberts, Salem, Larl T.
laborer, and Edith Johnson, of Roberts, Hood BWer; Mrs. W. I.
Silverton Also to James B. Wilson, Staley, Salem, and Miss Gertrude
of Brooks, a laborer, and Jauuita Roberts, Portland, died early this
l o,uem, rural routs 8. In- morning lu Portland, according to
eluding theao licenses, nine have word reachinir hum tniW. -rimm-al
been issued the nost inn i ..... i
o " j -
pleted.
B. Steadman, Chicaeo: Mnsex
mcLoy, Mountain Dale;. J. H.
Martin, Portland; R. B. Thorp,
Bliss, Idaho; J. Luman and wife,
Chicago; E. F. Latham and wife,
Russia; E. Youncman and wif
Denver; Z. A. Tatam, Lebanon'
Dr. R. B. Miller, Lebanon; Mar
vin Bright, Portland; Mary Mar
tin, Portland; O. Bewley, Dallas;
Geo. Spikes, Turner; C. E., Por
ter, Portland; A. M. Itudewood.
Lakeside; John Johnson and wife
Oregon City; O. B. Lang. Canbv:
Dock Moreley, city; R. B. Clay
ton, Stayton; S. K. Lulay, Flor
ence; C. F. Rupell. Portland: P.
C.. Beck, Portland; D. Keeney,
Portland; Geo. Melendy, Port
land; S. B. Rhodes. Portland: ft
Ilandee, Portland; Dr. J. Nord-
berg, Portland; Jimmy Duffy
and wife, Portland; B. E. Evans
and wife, Newberg; Frank Fer
guson, McMinnvllle; E. T. Shoe
maker, Corvallis; Harry Wilson
and wife, North Bend; W. W
Abbey, Astoria; II. E. Eccleston,
Stayton; G. H. Hiltebrand, Eu
gene; S. Oye, S. F; W. H. Young-
man, Denver; Lester Huckins and
wife, Everett, Wn; Jim Sing city;
G. R. Hill, The Dalles; J. L. Rob
ertson, Weiser, Ida; Cecil Row
land, Mosier; Frank H. Miller,
Independence; C. W. Miller, In
dependence; C. H. Myers, Wood-
burn J. H. Graham, Grand
Ronde; H. h. Forest, Seattle; W.
E. Mount and wife, Silverton;
Miss G. Moore, Portland; Jas. M
Wllcor, Portland: F. Snoderly
and wife, Albany.
Governor Oleott expects to return
to baleui on New Years day accord- Mr- ani Mrs. Fred Barker and
ing to a telegram received by his daughter spent yesterday "wilh Mr,
office here Tuesday. The governor a,lli Mr3' William Barker, living on
ana Mrs. uicott who had attended aorta otn street.
the conference of eoveruors at
times the Munich museum found
that it wag necessary to dispose of
some of the pictures. While the name
of the person who painted the pic
ture is not known It can be discern
ed: from the style that it cme from
the late Flemish art which marked
the end of the Renaissance. The dis
play of the painting at this part
of the year is particularly appro
priate. The motion picture film
which is being shown at the Oregon
ndw is eutitlod, ''To Have and To
Hold.''
White Sulphur Springs. W. Ya.,
The Kiwanis club did not hold
spent Christmas dav with his parents tneir vecuf mncaeon today as it
at ijong Beach, California. ,uc" "" "
many oi ine memners tnat could not
Mr. and Mrs. Allan G. C.nr,n f a,tena oa amount of the day com
Salem, spent the week-end visiting lllg between Christmas and New
at Roseburg. Mr. Carson is a local Yora'9- The Rotary dub will not
attorney mee' tomorrow fur the same reason.
Walter Fuller, a farmer living
near Brooks, was in Salcai a short
Miss Margaret Griffith, a student
at the LniveraitT nf Oroirnn ) .. . . .
, ,. " ' '"Itime today oa business.
s,fimmg um Lunstmas nouaay vis
iting her parents, Dr. and Mrs,
F. Griffith, of Salem.
J-'- The F.iurW n V M H 4 c1,,h
basketball team, were defeated by
All- anA ( Wnlt- rT.,. L J
Ur nJ Xf Willi IT. i -f J "
' Mia, i.i,JulU II rflOUU, Ul
Salem, spent Christmas at tho home Tomorrow evening: Dec. 27, ' the
of E. F. DeLong at Richardson's Eagles 'basketball five will go to
Gap, Liua county. Dallas to meet the Dallas Wildcats.
Funeral services for Cretoria Pas
co, 09, who died yesterday at his
residence, 1008 north 17th street,
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
8 o'clock from the Rigdon and Son
funeral parlors. Interment will be
E.ado in the Lee Mission eemotery.
Mrs. Pasco was a member of the
Congregational church and also of
the Women's Relief corps here. Rev
W. C. Kantner will conduct the serv.
ices. There survive two sons, J. B.
Smith, Edmunton, Canada; Thomas
D. Smith, Eagle Creek, Ore.;
daughter, Mrs. James Dale, Ann
Arbor Mich,; a step son, VV. A
Pasco, and a stepdaughter, Mrs. F.
u. uartnoiomew, saiom.
Milton Stoiner, son of It. and Mr- n3 M- Mead Elliott and
Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner, is spending family spent Sunday and' Christmas
the Christmas holiday here. He is in Newnerg as the guests of Mr.
a student at the University of Ore
gon.
Elliott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M
P. Elliott,
be formulated at a conference in
New Orleana next Thursday of
those conducting the Inquiry. The
coroner's Inquest over the bodies
of Daniels and Richards and the
report of the New Orleana pathol
ogist who conducted the autopsy
will be discussed.
A report that the farmer, who
gave his name as Berry Whet
stone, ,waa being secreted in Baton
Rouge, along with auother (Im
portant state witness, could not be
verified from Baton Rouge today
Another witness is reported as
having been removed to Texas to
await the hearing.
Those acquainted with the char
acter of the witnesses the state
will call are authority for the
statement that they will not fear
to testify to all they know. It
was this spirit of defiance to the
robed and masked men that la be
lieved to have led to the death of
Daniels and Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Paulsen, Portland
returned home yesterday evening
after visiting here with their son,
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. JT. Paul
sen. Mr. N. Paulsen is sales man
ager for the Far East Importing
company, Portland. -
Dr. B. H. White, 606 U. S. N
tional bank bldg. announces the
installation of apparatus for the
practice of electronic reactions as
outlined and taught by Dr. Al
bert Abrams. ' 311
Funeral services for Fred How
ard White, 70, a retired farmer
living about four miles oast- of Sa-
Tomorrow afternoon all boys
weighing under 95 pounds who in
tend to take part in the pentathalon
being held during the vacation by
lem who died Saturday afternoon, the ..y un(Jer the di-ectio of
will be held tomorrow morning a
10:30 from the Rigdon and Son fun
oral parlors with Rev. W, T. Milli
kin officiating. Interment will Te
made in the City Yew cemetery. Mr
White has lived in the vicinity of
Salem for the past 17 years,
A Christmas program for the old
people of the Deaconess hospital,
Old Peoples department, and as
many of the patients and nurses as
could be present, was held yester
day morning in the hospital chapel
De Molay Commaudery will meet
next Friday evening in the Masonic
Temple to confor the order of Malta
on two candidates. Work will begin
in the afternoon at 5 o'clock, and
tho order will be conferred by a
team under the direction of Judge
Georgo O. Burnett. Following a din
ner at 6:15 o'clock, the work will
continue, at 8 o'clock the order of
the Temple will be conferred by of
ficers of the commandery, -
Xfead Elliott, will meet for their
events. The events consist of a pota
to race, broad jump, basketball toss,
and swim. Friday the boys weigh
ing over 110 pounds will contest
and on Saturday the boys weighing
93 to 110 pounds will meet. The rec
ords are being made a permanent
record.
The Tumbling Midgets, a Y. M.
C. A. club basketball team, ere go
ing to Newberg to play the Pacific
sollege academy team.
Funeral services for Thomas Ed
win Caufield, 53, a former Salem
resident who died suddenly in San
Diego, Cal., Monday, Dec. 18, were
held
Teachers who were examined last
week for certificates will know
their fate by about the middle of
next month, or possibly not until
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For a consideration of $3000, John
Burgemeister and wife has deeded
to R. E, Anderson end wife, a 25
sere tract part of tho. Waldo Hills
Fruit Farms Co. The warranty .deed
for tho tract was placed on record
today.
Music during dinner this eve
ning at the Gray Belle by Os
wald's 7 Serenaders orchestra
from O. A. C, later at the Dream
land rink for the dance. 306
Mary L. Fulkerson, county super
intendent will leave tins evening
for Portland to attend the Oregon
State Teachers convention Mrs.
Fulkerson will go as delegate from
this county. The convention will re
main in session the remainder ot tne
week.
Music during dinner this eve
nlng at the Gray Belle by Os
wald's 7 Serenaders orchestra
trom O. A. C, later at the Dream
land rink for the dance. 30b
Chick Rosse, Portland lightweight
who is to meet Jimmy Aberdeen
Iuffy, Aberdeen, Wn., here tomor
row evening in the company F box
ing show in the main event, arrived
in Salem last night and is register
tng as the guest of the Terminal
otel.
After traveling in California since
the State fair last fall in an effort
to find a location which- they would
like better than Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Corn, fourteen years residents
of the city and former owners of
the Good Eats restaurant, returned
here "and have leased the building
which was for some time the home
of the Elgin Six automobile, on Com
mercial stree.t between State and
Ferry streets, where they will open
a restaurant about the first of the
year. The new eating place is to
be known as the Valley Grill. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Corn are well known
in Salem.
lie church. Interment was made in
a vault in the Catholic cemetery.
A number of the membrs of the
Elk lodge, of which Mr. Caufield
was a member, acted as an escort
Wanted, a 600-egg incubator,
must be standard make in first
class condition. Phone 4F4 eve
nings. du6
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Webb and
family returned home yesterday eve
ning from Portland where they spent
Christmas with relatives.
this morning from the Catho-U 2Q pmia m ba gndf&
by the county superintendents of
the state who will meet in annual
session ,at the state house beginn
ing Saturday, Dec. 30. In addition
to general conferences on the work
from the Rigdon and Son funeral lf & coimty sui,eriutendent there
parlors to the church and from the
church to the cemetery.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Whelon, living on route 4,
Saturday evening at the Deaconess
hospi'
Phil J. Bartholomew of Portland
will make Salem his home having
accepted a position with A. C.
Bohrnstedt to handle insurance and
farm loans. Mr. Bartholomew was
formerly a student at Willamette
University.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Lyle McCroskey,
Stayton, weer in Salem today on
their way home after spending the
wfeek-end visiting in Port'and.
MURDER CHARGED TO
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Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mount, of
Silverton, stopped in Salem last
iL'ht as the guests of the Bligh
hotel on their way home from visit
ing with friends in Portland yesterday.
will bo put in daily, a certain time
in grading papers.
"Adoration of the Angels,
painting between 300 and 400!'years
old which pictures the Christ child
being admired by,a group of angels,
is being shown this week in the
foyer of the Oregon theatre. Until
the war came the picture was held
priceless but with the wa; and hard
An automobile driven by John P.
Hunt, of Woodburn, was struck by
another car yesterday. The driver,
of the other machine, according to
Mr. Hunt, failed to stop to deter
mine whether damage had been
done. Mr. Hunt told the police no
would prefer charges.
Music during dinner this eve
ning at the Gray Belle by Os
wald's . 7 Serenaders orchestra
trom O. A. C, later 'at the Dream
land rink for the dance. 306
A. M. Legrande, 35, a resident of
Portland died here yesterday. The
body was shipped thi safternoon by
Webb and Clougb to relatives in
Portland.
COMING EVENTS
-
Dec. 27. Company F
boxing show, armory.
Dec. 27 Barbara Fritchle
D. of N., meeting.
Dec. 31. Elks "Midnight
Follies," Grand Theater.
Jan. 1. New Years, - Y.
M. C. A. annual open house.
Jan. 17-2. National
Thrift Week. "
Jan. 8. Monday, legisla-
ture convenes. -
Jan. 8. Inauguration of
Walter M. Pierce as governor
Fenders on two automobiles were
rlam.nred yesterday when one driv-
W G. E. Rises, of Albany, col
lided with a stationary one owneu
by A. E. Bennette, 2233 Fairgrounds
road. The Bennette car was siuw
iiir in front of the Bennette resi
dence when the accident occurred.
His automobil parked on a down
town street here, was stolen yester
day, O. H. Soots, of Albany, com
plained to tUe ponce.
The body of Cyril Hunt, 22, who
died here Saturday afternoon, was
shipped by Webb and Clough yester
day to relatives in Portland for fun-
oral services ana Dunui.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hunt,
there eurvive three brothers, alt liv
ing in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A? J. Englebart
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Kurz, who live four miles
south of Salem on the Jefferson
road Mr. Englebart is connected
with the Roth Grocery company.
H. Wood, of Mill City, stopped in
Salem last mght as mo -
the Terminal hotel on Ms wa m,".,
frora Portland where he spent the
week end and Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gray, for
merly living at wz Miu .i-- , -"-
Christmas moving io iu. "
r wi.m Mr. Gray is connect-
ed with the Willard Battery Ser
vice station here.
The railroad of the Pacific Spruce
corporation opening between sou n
Beach and waiaporv - -
county, has been declared to be a
ommon carrier, in an order .ssued
by the public service commission
bT, T. L; is ordered to file
tariff, covering passenger fares and
' . . i -.. The road was built
rrelgnl pro.
Ln ,nrr,oration as a logging road
In, 1918., Bequest that the ro.dbe
A man who gave his name as R.
W. Williams and who wa arrested
by Patrolman George White on a
drunk eness charge, yesterday was re
leased under bail of 25 and was
eitcd to appear in the police court
today.
While moving east on the Eola
road, his automobile struck a hack
driven by TJ. Z. Blaser, James Hunt,
710 south Thirteenth street, told the
police. There was some damage but
no one was injured.
His automobile was badly damag
ed when it struck some wires which
were across the prison road, G. T.
R.tnrff. 805 Oak street, told the
police. No one was injured, however.
Ray Dunn, of Portland, was in
Salem last night on his way from
Eugene to Portland. He had spent
the" week-end visiting relatives in
Eugene.
A motorcyefe ridden by William
Vogt was considerably damaged
Sunday when it met up with a Mill
Citv stage at the corner of High
and State streets. No one was in
jured.
His bievcle was stolen from the
, ,," ,-,..,,,.. i,illflini. Max-
rear or mo wc"" " - .
well Galfius, 896 north Commercial
street, told the police.
a ,trt car and an automobile
.1. 101.
j.. h- John Baer, oi oum
street, were both damaged yesterday
when they collided on south Twelfth
-..., No one was lnjurcu,
cordinV to the report made to the
police.
Wnndmen of the World will hold
, meeting next rriaay
,he Woodmen of the World
. . . ,r.,.f',ncr fhfl
tfmile. Following i" -."-s.
evening will be spent in dtncing.
rWimed a common
filed with the commission by tne
Port of AlseaandtheWaldportCom
mimity association.
. -7i:. atran police offi-
eer of Salem, has heea tU at h s
.everal days. Motorcycle
Died
VICKt At the residence, Port
land road, this city, Dec. 26th,
Charles Frederick Vlck, age 7 4
years, husband of Mrs. Sopha
Vlck, father of Charles H. Vlck,
George F. Vlck, Alfred J.
Vlck and Mrs. Josephine Sny
der, all of Salem, Bernard W.
Vlck of Albany and Mrs. F. W.
Zelse of Deer Creek, Minn. An
nouncement of funeral will be
made later from the Rigdon
mortuary.
PASCOE At the residence, 1698
N. 17th street, Dec. 25tn, Mrs.
Cretoria C. Pascoe age 69
years, wife of Henry Pascoe,
mother of Mrs. Jas. Dale of
Ann Arbor, Mich, J. B. Smith
of Edmundton, Alberta and
Thos. D. Smith of Eagle Creek,
Or., stepmother of W. A. Past-no
of Medford. Minn., and
Mrs. F. O. Bartholomew of Sa
lm. Member of the 1st Congre
gational church and the Wo-
ou rinrno Vimariil
services Wednesday, Dec. 27th,
nt n. m. from the Rigdon
mortuary. Interment Lee Mis
sion cemetery.
WHITE -At the home, 4 miles
east of Salem, Macleay road,
Dec. 24th, Fred Howard White,
husband of Mrs. Kate White.
father of Harry E. White of
Tfrmebure. Mrs. Frank Gesner
nf Rose Lodee. Mrs. Grace Bus
ter, Mrs. Clarence Johnson
nit Mrs. Mildred Sehrunk all
of Salem, brother of Jennie,
Holland. Albert and Inez Cor
nish. Funeral services Wed
nesday Dec. 27. at 10:30 a. m
from Rigdon's mortuary. Inter
ment City View cemetery. De
ceased was a member of the
1st Baptist church.
Funeral Notice
Funeral services for the lat-3
Minnie Berg will be held from
the Terwllllger home Tuesday, a
30 D. m. Rev. M. Fereshetian
tors who have been working on
the case for several months said
today.
The Identification will be made.
the secret service men .said,
through testimony at the open
hearings obtained . by Governor
John M. Parker to begin here
January 5, of a farmer whose
home Is near Oak Ridge, More
house parrish. They said he told
them he witnessed the seizure and
spiriting away of the quintet and
recognized some of the abductors.
' The farmer, according to the
investigators, was held up by tho
band on the Mer Rouge-Bastrop
highway the night ot the kid
naping and commanded to go to a
nearby ranch and get a bucket of
water. When he returned, he lf
said to have declared that he
recognized several, meutbors of
the band when the' raised their
masks to drink from the bucket.
The Investigators declined to
disclose the present whereabouts
ot the farmer, but It was inti
mated he was somewhere In Mis
sissippi under the protection of a
government officer. It was stated
that he would be produced wnen
wanted.
Plans for the open hearing will
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"To Have and to Hold"
with
BertLytell
Betty Compaon
and ,
Theo. Kosloff
This is one of the season's
biggest and best pictures
LAST TIMES TODAY
an open
ng at
E O Boval, district manager of
. V. !- i;friet of th Woodmen
the oaiei'1 , ,
. World, will come to Salem
in January and will assist in
; a. membership campaign
The Salem camp number, at present
615 members.
Af.mbers of the Elks lodge have
. vl- Year's day. The pro
r f"rth. day will begin at 2:30
!Xk and continue until 10 o'clock
in the evening.
officiating. Burial In tne
Fellows cemetery.
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TAKE OUR ADVICE-USE
TU Economy" BAKING POWDER
It. D. Gilbert & Co.
'theater.
Starts Today.
Tom Mix
in
"DO AND DARE''
Also
Two Reel Comedy
and
Other Subjects.
HAROLD LLOYD
IN
"DR. JACK"
GRAND
T W C KT R C
N Harold Lloyd
in
"DR. JACK"
His Best Comedy
Better Than
"Grandma's Boy"
Now Playing Fifth Week
in Portland
IWebb & Clough I
FUNERAL DIRECTORS I
EXPERT EMBALMER3
Rigdon & Son's
MORTUARY
Uneqnaled Service
Vjwm mum
1 fpV-wH
Starts
Today
mm
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TERWILLIGER
Residence Parlors
770 Chtmeketa St. Phono 724
lady Embalmer
A
TODAY
TO HAVE
and TO HOLD
BETTY COMPSON
THEODORE KOSLOFF
AND BERT LYTELL
One of the most bsautiful love
romances .ever written you'll
enjoy every second of it and
then wish for more.
il
MAP"
Starts Today
HICKMAN
BESSEY
STOCK CO.
Presents
"THE SLAVE GIRL"
Wm. Duncan in "The Fighting Guide"
Bligh Theatre
ISirold Winduf
'laying ''Miserere'
8 I ma mm? r
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Starts
Today
pinta
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White's absence.
of Oregon
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