PAGE TEN
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1923
I
AGAIN PLACED
Membership on the city park
Board wai the only city office con
tested laet night when the cttv
council elected officer! for the
year, and this came about through
what M'iyor uieay said was a mis
understanding. The candidates
were Miss Edith Haxzard, Incum
bent, and Mrs. Everett Anderson
Miss Hazzard winning by a rote
of 10 to 4.
All other city offlcert were
unanimously elected by acclama
tion, with the eiception of City
Attorney Kay Smith, who was not
a candidate. ills successor
Chris Kowltz, who received
unanimous vote.
Hantionv Lack Denied.
Who.-, the election of a member
tf the park bo? d came up Mayor
Giesy called attention to the fact
that an informal meeting of the
council recently expressed approv
al of Mrs. Anderson for the boird.
"At that time," said the mayor,
"I had been led to believe that
there was a lack of harmony on
the board. Following the in
formal agreement of the council
to name Mrs, Anderson on ilw
board, however, the other two
members of the board, Homer
Smith and L. II. Aldrich, came to
me highly Indignant, declaring
that there was no luck of harmony
on the board. I simply make this
explanation so that the members
may know the situation In vot
ing." Alderman Danwy, who nominat
ed Mre. Anderson at the informal
meeting, said that at that meeting
nothing had been said about ,ack
of harmony.
"As cht.lrn.an of the park eo.n
mittee," he said, "I met with ti'.t'
board and always found it har
monious. I nominated Mrs. An
derson In good failb. and she got
a majority of the votes at the in
formal meeting."
Miss Ilazzrtrd was placed in
nomination and the mayor asked
Dancy if he wished to nominate
Mrs. Anderson.
"After what has been said," re
plied Dancy, "I don't think I waut
to ptaco her In nomination."
"I think there ehoulri be a voVj
on this," the mayor said, "and so
there moy be I personally place
Mrs. Andt-i-son In nomination."
0tlr Plane Filled
The election or Mlse Hazzard Is
for three years.
Other of five re elected were:
Fire chief Harry Mutton; all
members of the department re
elected. Street commissioner Walter S.
Low.
Chief of police- Frank Minto;
all officers in the department le
elected. Police matron Myra I. Sharks.
City attorney Chris Wowlts.
City engineer Hugh H. Hol
ers. Health officer Dr. W. B. Moti.
Plum -In and sanitary Inspec
tor B. E. Cooper.
D. W. Eyre, A. A. Lee and H. H.
Ollngor were re-appotnted by the
mayor for the public library board
and C. A. Hells for the public
playgrounds board. These were
ratified by the council.
The chief of police Is also an
appointee by the mayor subject to
approval by the council, and May
or Giesy highly complimented
Chief Minto when the re-appointment
was made, declaring that Sc
lera never had a man In the office
who wns .no re conscientious.
MOTIONS ARGUED IN
SUITS AGAINST FORD
Motion to have Che case of the
B. A, Mitchell Vractor company
against the Ford Motor Car con
pany and Henry Ford and son (or
$384,000 transferred to the fed
eral courts, wa argued before
Judge Kelly, Monday, who took It
under advisement. W. C. Winalow,
attorney for the Mitchell com
pany, fought the motion aa be de
sires to secure service on Henry
Ford and hie eon through the state
courts before the case Is trans
ferred.
In the case of ick Brothers for
$250,000 now In federal courts,
the action was dismissed there at
against Henry Ford and son ut
not as to the Ford Motor Car com
pany, Winslow stating that the
method of getting service cn
Henry Ford and hie son in the feJ-
eral courts makes it almost im
possible to secure such service md
lie dm I res to get t e service In the
state courts before it reaches the
federal courts in the present cas-
NEW INCORPORATIONS
The following articles of incor
poration have been filed with the
state corporation department:
Capitol Hill Improvement club.
Capitol Hill, Multnomah county;
incorporators, A. P. Kerron. H. L.
Cleaves, L. H. Parker; assets,
50.
James H. Graham Motor com
pany, Portland: incorporators.
Warde A. Graham, Hubert F. Ma-
gulre, Normal Kuykendall: caui-
I, $5000.
The following articles of incor
porations have been filed with the
state corporation department:
Walluski Co-operative Tele
phone awociation, Clatsop county;
incorporators, Nare Grant and
others; capital. $1250.
Church of the Nazarene, The
Dulles; Incorporators, Iva Smith.
H. E. Sherwood, Ptella M. Eaton:
capital. $7000.
Louie Chung Gardens, Port
end; incorporators, Louie Sins
hung, Charley Lee, Curt Ditt-
mar; capital, $10,000.
Jake e Famous Crawfish, lu:.
Portland; incorporators, J. L.
Kreiman, C. F. Hnrkman, C. E.
Kit or; capiial, $25,000.
Under the blue sky act a permit
wae Issued to the T. T. Parktr
.umber company of Portland to
sell stork In the sum of $.11. 30.).
Gun Elevation Probed
Washington. .Inn. fi. A rwo
lution asking Secretary 1 1 up hen
whether any foreign power hae
protested against the elevation of
guna on American battleships was
Introduced today by Senator Ger
ry of Rhode Island, a democratic
member of the naval committee
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Washington, Jan. 6. Seizure
during the war of the property of
a corporation organized undur
Uritieh law, but in which a maj
ority oi the capital stock was own
ed by Germans, was held unlawful
by the supreme ocurt.
Washington, Jan. 6. The u
prcme court today declared valid
and constitutional the Kosher laws
of New York.
Washington, Jan. 6. Tentative
valuations of railroads made by
the interstate commerce commis
sion are not open to review by the
courts before being made final by
the commission, the supreme court
has decided In a case brought by
the Delaware & Hudson and other
eastern rullroade
ALLIES PRESENT MARX
NOTES ON EVACUATION
Barlln, Jan. 6 (By Associated
Press) The British, French, Ital
ian and Japanese ambassadors and
the Bflfiiun minister today pre
sented Chancellor Marx with the
allied government's identical note
regarding postponement of the
evacuation of the Cologne zone
which was set for January 10 un
der the treaty of Versailles.
Thi Horse Took Offensive
In uiuHl cases of accidents be-
t ween automobiles and horse-
drawn vehicles, the power vehicle
gets blamed for the offensive, hut
it Glasgow, Ky., Sidney Ilolman
was seriously hu. . when a fright-
ncd horse plunged into an auto
mobile In which he was riding,
careened Into the seat and out the
buck end, crushing ilolman In the
process.
The innocence of the Intention
i bates nothing of the mischief of
I he deed.
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WHRN wa the great pyramid of
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HOW can you dlitlngulab a malarial
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WHO waa the Millboy of the Slash f
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Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan. 6. Rev
turning: to their home in Wilkin
burg early this morning af'.er
spending the evening with rela
tives. Frank Dasta and family
found their dwelling wrecked a4
in flames the result, police de
clared, of an explosion of gas.
The fire spread from the two-
etory frame house occupied by tb
baata family to the adjoining
building on each side. The Dasta
home was practically destroyed
and the other two buidings badlv
dumaKed.
wntn neignoors railed to see
any members of ne Dasta famly
following the explosion. It wai
first feared th-t they bad been
trapped in the burning building.
Firemen were making frantic cf
forte to penetrate the heavy smoke
and flames when the family ar
rived on the scene. Fire offices
estimated the damage at $50, out
SEAT SALE FOR LEIBER
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
Seat sale for Frits Leiber, who
appears here Thursday night in
"Macbeth will open at the Gran.1
theater tomorrow morning and
the mail order demand for tickets
indicates that the attendance will
be large enough to fill the hous".
This famous young romantic
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KAFOURY'S
January Clearance Sale
Is (j rowing Larger Each Day the crowds are big and at
the rate the merchandise is being sold, the
supply will soon be gone
The Greatest Values Ever
player has won an astounding tri
umph In recent years with his un
usual portrayals of the great role
handed down by the master,
Shakespeare. Mr. Leiber's method
is wholly new and based on Ideas
of naturalness and beauty. He
plays bis characters like an actor
rather than a savant, his concep
tions being free fron the rant and
bombast seen In many player of
the paat.
The scenic equipment hae ben
built especially tor the current
year and has many new improve
ments over that used the past sea
sons. The costuming is also new
for this season.
Among the supporting players
will be found such well known
names a John Alexander, John
!- urke, ltobert Strauss, Elsworth
Jones, Phillip D. Quin, Joseph
Singer, Harold Winstun, Richard
Allen, Leonard Gordon, Anderson
Lawler, Virginia Bronson, Pauline
Crell, Gertrude Linnell, Olga Lee-
Margaret Pixley, Isabcll Stuart
and a score of others.
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and then feel so
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