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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1925)
SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1925 flTLOCALSf fit. Joseph's parish is lrepuring a very pleasing entertainment for Bt. Patrick Day, March 17th, which will be put on in the new auditorium in the evening at 8:00 D'clock. OuUlde as welt as home talent will be used, and it will be Itaged in vaudeville style. Judge J. K. Murphy of Portland has been engaged as speaker. Announce ment of the complete program will be made later. Thomas Bros. Jazz band at Pryatal Car den Sat. nite. Lota of pep. Ladies free. 57 Dr. Mardhall, osteopath Or.bldg Hilda Crawford, the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crawford of the Wallace Road dis trict, fell in the Zenith school several days ago and for the sec ond time this winter, broke her right arm. The little girl received a double fracture, In the same place where the bone was broken several month ago. Love The Jeweler, aatem. New model Chevrolet sedan balloon tires, diw wheel, now on display. Newton Chevrolet Co. 57 Harry Tacy has just joined the sales force of Fred M. Powell Motor Cars, distributor for Pack ard, Hudson and Essex cars, and will assume the management of Powell's used car department. Mr. Tracy is well known in Motor Car circles and has an enviable record as a car salesman. Dance WOW tonight. Come 57 Furniture upholstering. Wood's Auto Top Co. phone 809. During the week ending today a total of 62 men were placed In jobs thraugh the efforts of the United States employment service, which has its headquarters In the Salem Y. M. C. A, building. One hundred fourteen men applied for work during the week. Of the 62 men who were placed 22 were agricultural and farm workers, 27 were common laborers, and three were woods laborers. Six women, four of whom were agricultural workers, were given employment through the government bureau One cook and one housekeeper were given work. A total of 23 women applied for work. Dr. Stone, Perry's drug store. 67 Dance WOW tonight. Come 57 good condiion, report M. Kubiu, one of the volunteers. Sme of the largest bolder were taken away, part of the hill cut down and. a long stretch grilled ant graveled. All the teams in the surrounding community were Impressed into fervic& A deeded Increase la travel over the road Is already re ported. Bulck a for sale. $100. 1925 license, a car thst will give a lot of service. 1625 Oak St. phone 1184W. 57 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON CAGE NINE Bob Boaxdman und B. J. Kim- rer of th local V. M. C. A. taff left for the coast this morning to sclent a site for the summer Y. M. C. A. camp. They are expected back Sunday nlsht. Prevention is better than cure. An adjustment In time save many Dr. Uoffrier, Oregon bldg. 58 R. O. Lice and Prince Lacey of Parker, Polk county, are visit ii'g In Salem to lay. Manager A. N. Pierce of the Marion hotel Is in Portland buy inp furniture for the new Hotel I'enton at Corvallls which he will tfike over as manager and lessee iibout May 1, Tlest grade of wood is 16 Inch mill block wood for furnace and heater. 3 large loads for $15. Prompt delivery. Phone 1542. Fred E. Wella. 57 Buzz open Suuday. kodak. 57 Appointment of Duncan Fergu son, operator of a transfer com pany In Murhfiehl, anJ son of the mayor of Maralifiild, to tho post t commading officer of the Ore gon c.iast artillery Is on the way to tho war department for tip pro val, according to notice given out it Adjutant General George A White's office tills morning. Mr. Ferguson will have the rank of major. Spiritualist meetings, formerly held at McCornack hall now be ing conducted at Woodman hall, Elks building, each Sunday eve ning, 7:30. 57 Julian Burroughs, of Salem, Is one of the men who will swim for O. A. C. in the all state meet to be held at Corvallis this week. Ho was one ot tho winners in last year's all state meet and is ex pected to retain his honors this year. Men, women, and junior "teams will all participate in the meet. The events will include dashes, diving and plunges. Mr. Burroughs Is a sophomore in min ing engineering and a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. New model Chevrolet sedan, bnlloon tires, disc wheel, now on display. Newton Chevrolet Co. 67 The Marion hotel dining room Is closed temporarily and diners ate fed In the banquet room, while the main hotel dining room floors arc being waxed and polished and the dining room generally renovated for the coming season. Interior decoration, dressmak ing and millinery clashes to or ganize March 9th, 2:::!). third floor McCornack hall. Phoi:a 6S6 or Mrs. F. E. Barker.. 57 Are you interested iu a desir able government? then hear W. A. Baker Sun. 2:30 p. m. Derby hall. 57 Sheriff Bower revived a wire today from the sheriff at Ft. Scott, ICansis, that he was securing re quisition papers for Moses Hind alias William Johnson, alleged bigamist, held in jail here, and would start west for his man as soon ns the paper were secured. Hemstitching, 697 Market. dress making. 57 Mrs. Fred Zager and her daugh ter Mrs. Belle Sontag were in Salem yesterday. Both are resi dents of Aumsville. Come out to Crystal Garden Sat. nlto and hear Thomas Bros. Jazz band. 67 Cray Improvement Shoppo. Ex ncrt marcelling. Hoom 413 Ore gon bldg. phone 1S7. 57 Dance, Schindler hall tonight. 67 Electronic reactions of Abrame, Dr. White, 506 U. S. bank bldg. 57 Actions by A. W. Mollet against A. J. Baker and C. G. Miller have been dismiss-) 1 in circuit court on motion of the plaintiff. Dr. John L. Lynch, osteopathic physician and surgeon, 403 Ore gon bldg. 57 Old papers for sate, large bun die 5c. Capital Journal. John Blaffas of Rirkreal made a trip to Salem on business today. While attending the movieti have ycur car greased and fter vic ed at "The Grease Spot." 167 S. Liberty. We5re open evenings. 59 Wednesday the 11th Cole McKl roy's orchestra. Crystal Gardens. Kenimor Ba ergot t, who recently underwent a serious operation at a local hoaptf il, was reported to be improving raph'ly tliis morn He will be dLc!iarcj'.l from ihc hcspital inflde of 10 day's time Haggott is a member of the fire de partment force. Harold Ware of Seattle, Boy Scout executive, wilt make a trip to Eugene tomorrow. He has been working in Salem for several days on matters pertaining to Boy Scout work. Wednesday the 11th Cole McEl roy'e orchestra. Crystal Gardens. "Down In Maine," a lour act rural comedy will be presented at the Grand theater March I7in un der auspices of Salem Rebekah lodge No. 1. " 67 Don Erwin, 1245 Lee street, was picked up on the streets last night for riding a bicycle without ngnis, AT THE THEATERS TODAY Oregon in , Colleen Moore in "So Big Libertv Agnes Ayres iu ' Tomorrows Love "The Return of Draw Kg:in" B!ic Vaudeville and Bill Hart In Grand Monte Bunks in Racing Luck' Hotel Blip:h Arrivals Portland, K L Merrltt. W H ft'aiiRh, Mr and Mrs Gerald V iitiRley, V Itringurd, Vernon I Purkow. II W Nevers, F Clink. Mr and Mrs V D Davis, G M Unr ttin. C H Cox. L F Conn. Mhs Klorenee Reeves. James L lit lines iv, JnHcph Hodc;'in, K Ryan, G 3 McMenamy; Salem. W R Limb. Frank lliebert, A 11 Drake. E L Lamorrux, A E Smith, William Sales; Stnyton, William I'etJtel; IVnldport. Mr and Mrs. A. W. Klls worth; Jeffercim. K II Kingle. Ionald Goln; lto?eburg, Mr and Mrs F E Jenkins; Dallas. George W Albert; Tacoma. Mr and Mrs A N Berglund, Harry F Thompson; reatHe. L R Ha.mpden; Los An (teles, Mr and Mm Both J Story. James B Nixon; Ijnng Beach, R N Leonard; San Francisco, Mix Hlrsch; Minneapolis, Minn, Mr and Mrs J A Sheehan; Bowling Oreen, O. Mr and Mrs J La Rue; 8t Jos eph. Mo, Mrs C M Martin; Chica go, Mr and Mrs -Edward Krone- man. Frank S Helms, Mr and Mrp Ijnnrd M Switrr, Miss Irene Nelson; New York, Mr and Mrs Inuls ! Pernn, Mr and Mrs Rob ert Knapp, Miss Ilhod.i K Hem pen. Buddie King. Elmer S Waln- rerwllilger undertaker pbo 724 Yeoman attention, meeting to night WOW hall. Good mimic. Everybody come. 57 Following the freshman glee to be given in tho armory tonight by the Willamette university class es, tho Salem al'ininl will entertain ill tho graduates nnd former stu dents of the university at a "get together at tho F. A. L?.Te home U im State street. FARMER'S WIFE CAPTURES BIG SI FARMERS FOR TWO HOUR PLAN OF PARKING (Continued from Page One E Buzz open Sunday, kodak. 57 Mrs. W. L. Wade. 832 Broadway 9 years of aa. ani a pioneer of tl'ls city, fractured one of her tMr,hs yesterday when she tripped over a ruic at her home and fell. She was reported to be doing nice ly today. Mrs. Wade is mother of M u rra y Wade, well known a r is t and cartoonist of Salem. Her hus- land wm oii9 of the first merch ants in Salem and the family Is cue of the best known among the old time failures of the Willam ette valley. Mrj. Riy King, rancher's wlf in the Union hill district, six miles from Sublimity, is a mild looking Ittle woman, with no ferocslou little woman, with no ferocious in fact very much the other way. She stepped Into the county clerk's office with her husband this morning. Under hr nrm was a parcel, carefully and neatly wrapped up. It might have been a new fur coat, or a fur. She de posited the package on a counter, and deliberately began to unwrap It. Curiosity got the best ol a re porter who was In search of the elusive Item. Th3 reporter poked his ublqul tcus noce nearly into the package as Mrs. King had about finished un wrapping It. lie immediately withdrew his nose, however, when the package opened and the re porter found the end of his pro boscls almost in contact with ths nose ot a bobcat. In fact the re porter withdrew quite precipitate ly an it were. "Did you capture that one? sort of stan.mere.l the reporter, from a respectful distance. "I surely did," said Mrs. King. "With my own Jump trap. You see, Roy." she baid, referring to her hut band, who had maintain ed himself tn the background, "Roy dcovn't care much for that sort of things, traps and all that you know. Homclhing was killing of sheep and scmebody had to get it. So I trotted out one morning and set the trap. The next day we had this, and she pointed at the bobca. Mrs. Kin? will get $2 from the county and (3 from tho ts t a t e game com m issio n as pin money for her capture. Incidentally County Clerk Boy- er says he has no recollection of another woman bringing' In such trophy as the result of her own prowess, butary to Salem and are believed ( show ths Interest that outsld- rs have la ths civic affairs of the city. otes from Woodburn, Sublim ity, Turner, Silver Creek Falls, haw, Maclay, Hlckreall, Inde pendence. Uerrais, Mill City, Mt Angel and from all the rural routes of the Salem postoffici were sent In. The re tun. s of this farmers' ballot were turned over to Mayo J. B. Gicsy this morning. Buzz open Sunday films. 57 Peter Becker, formerly wine .seller of Cervais, was released from the county jail when he paid 513 as ths balanco of his flno of PUBLIC ASKED 10 JELL ON BOOZERS Now York, Mar. 7 United States District Attorney Buckner has an I np.ilfd tn th luilrlln frtr nirl It 125 which ho was laying out m hi8 campaign against the sale of .'ail in lieu of having the money !lquop along Broadway In much to eff?ct his release. II? still ha J about seven days of hLi sentence to serve, which was being, laid out ot the rate of l per day. Wednesday the 11th Cole McEl roy orchestra. Crystal Gardens. Salem Rebekah lodge No. 1. will present the four act rural comedy "Down in Maine," at the tlrand theater March 17th. 57 Shrubs and rose bushes at Pearcy Bros, nursery, 237 State street. 5 i Schindler hall tonight. 57 D. and Mr-3. Bowersox of Mnn nouth, were in Salem yesterday. WOW dance, Derby, Sat. nite. 57' Buzz open Sunday films. 57' "Your house Is burning," shout cd a man who thrc.v open the front door of the parsonage of the First Congregational church, at 440 Center street, after Dr. and Mrs. W. C Kantner had started to an sv.er a furious peal of their door bell, at 10 o'clock this morning. The house was burning, as they discovered on taking a look at the root on the east side. A call to the ciy tiro department was quick ly answered, an 1 fireman climbed to tho roof with their hose nnd quickly put out the flames with water. They were obliged to cut through the hi ogles and shoot the water down, as no opening was provided in the house through the tipstaits celling, into the attic. the same was that District Attor ney Banton of New York county enlisted the public's aid in his movement to suppress salacious plays In Broadway's theatres. Mr. Buckner's drive is intended to pai iock cabarets. Air. Banton s ap peal to tho public resulted in the lecruitlng of 300 citizens to serv on the play juries which will paas. on questionable productions. Mr. Buckner has appealed to tlt people patronizing Broadway cab arets, asking that every one wit nessing a violation of the pro nib!. tion laws send an affidavit to that offec; to his office. Mr. 1'uikner himself set an ex ample In the move to place pri vate citizens' aid in the campaifen along Broadway. He spent $160C of hU own money for champagne nt $25 a quart and other drinks to bo used as evidence. Word was received thU morning by athletic authorities at Willam ette tin varsity that Astoria and Rainier high eohools will play a basketball came In Portland next Monday night for the right to rep resent tho lower Columbia river district nt the state tournament. At present tho two teams are tied for their district championship. Bulck ft for sale. J 100, 1925 license, a car that will give a lot of service. 1G25 Oak St. phone 1184W. 57 Chicken dinner Sunday 60c nt The Oyster Loaf. 5 A press box will be built In the gallery of the Willamott? gym n;if lum for use dn rinse ths 1925 (jregen state tournament. It was f-tated by Coach Rat!. bun thi morning. For rent, furnished or unfurn tahed modern 6 room house, new ly renovated. 459 Ouk. 5 J. J. Kryber of Mount Angl was in Salem this niornii. Opportunity. 4 ares with mod ern 7 room house ,and buildincs for rent or lease. 2 acres logan berries. Phone 1701 or call 1809 Market street at 16th. 57 At p, meeting last, nltrlit of the Shelion Pioneer club of the First Chilian rhureb thre new mem bers were taken Into the club. The Incoming boys wore KrM Car mihael, Frank Dolly and Theo dore Wnlherg Th club is to b dtvi led into two oricarfixat'.onf. One division will continue to call thmwIvts the Pioneers, tho ether will be known s tho Co-nrdes. O. J. Hiil hn ben chosen to lead the Comrades. I, L- Robinson will bo leader of the Pioneers. For rent, S room modern flat 664 1-2 Ferry St. $.16. Strictly modern 7 room house 540 Mill St. $15. Berks & Hendricks, U. S. bank bldg. 57 Four days rt voluneer work on the Klrg-.vood Heights road by aiuitMn? property owners have Lcen sufficient to make the section I'ljoinmg the pavement In very Speeders arrested last night were Hugh Adams, route two, and J. H. Van Winkle of Albany. - Special this week: 44 tn. lunch sets 98c; buffet set 30c; glaat towels 20c. The Petite Shop. LANGLEY FIELD E Fortress Monroe. Va.. March 7 With the conceded advantage of a high wind, Langley field avia tors scored what the "enemy" ad mitted to be r. complete victory in their tests acre yesterday of the effectiveness ot anti-aircraft fire The planes, towing their sleeve taraets, sailM doubtless through both shrapnel and machine gun fire, the lattsr reentering the one hit Kcnred. and later, at niht, to tally baffled the great shafts of liKlit sent up by five powerful searchlights in an arrempt to spot them in the air. Officers of the anti-aircraft defensi-s admitted de feat tn the tests. ' Members of congress and hif army and naval officers witnessed tho tests, which were arranged by the war department na an out Krowth of the controversy Btirred up by the house aircraft commit tee hearings during which wit nesses said aviators during tho war came to hsve little or no (ear it ground fire. KIPLING POEM LEADS ROOSEVELTS INTO ASIA New Tork, Mar. 7 Ono of Kip ling's poems in a book present ed to their fah?r, has inspired the expedition which Theodore Boose velt snd his brother, Kermlt, are to undertnke next summer In search of the ovls Poll, an elu sive mountain sheep, which inhab its the roof of the world, the Pamir plateau, in Asia, 16, 009 feet aboif the sea. ELEVEN HER The following applications tor authority to appropriate watvr from Oregon sources have been filed with the state engineering department: bluest M. Hammersley of Bid die, water from Crawford creek for the Irrigation of 3 acres iu Oouglas county, at an estimated cost ot John M. 1' lynn of Lakevle.v, water from bherlock Uulch fur ir rigation ot 'JO ucres in Lake coun l, at an estimated cost ot 200. E. B. M:-.rviQ of Beavertoo, water from Sylvan creek tor the construction vt a reservoir and daiu for deeviupment of 1W, theo retical horsepower, propagation of trout, and for irrigation of 5 acres ui Washington county, at au esti mated coot ot $750. W. C. Spcnce of Troutdale, water from an unnamed spring for irrigation of 4b acres iu Multno muh county. Muric Lewis of Grants Pa Water from an unnamed stream and Murphy ditch extension for irrigation of 5 acres In Josephine county, at au estimated cost of J. N. Dennis of Ashland, waste and seepage water from Lay tun mines for supplemental irrigation ot 10 acres and for stuck purposes in Jackson omnty. Harold W. Strong and Ethel Strong ot tireaham, water from unnamed springs and small creek tor development of 1 theoretical horsepower for domestic use in Clackamas ouuty, at a cost of $200. Florence Powell of Baker, waste and seepaga water from other ditches and reservoirs appropriat ing water from Powder river for the Irrigation of 40 acres, being a supplemental supply, In Buker county. Oolia De Bernard of Glide, water from an unnamed stream, for do mestic supplies and irrigation of 30 acres in Douglas county. '; S. S. Williams of Droyuey, con struction ot Crane Flat reservoir for storage of 1200-e.cre feet of A'ater from Calamity creek, and -the appropriation of the stored water for irrigation ot 277.5 acres and a supplcmntal supply, lu Har mony county, at a ctwt ot (100. George U. Carson of Buch Creek, water from an unnamed spring for domestic and garden supply in Crrnt county, at a co3t of $200. T ALTER STATE SCHOOL PLAN (Continued from page one) G. L. Snook, captured last night and held until the police arrived by Paul Burns aud another man. who charge Snook with prowling about the premises of the bouse at 1270 N. bummer street, was given thorough grilling this morning by John Carson, district attorney. A sheaf of obscene pictures found on Snook's person were al leged by him to have been held out while he had a job In a local film developing firm. Snook did not take the pictures himself, he aays. Mr. Snook was janitor of a local theater and thus explained the possession of a big assortment of keys, but this did not satisfy Mr. Curaon as to his right to have beme lock picks. The investigation was not very successful. It is asserted by tb? police, and Mr. Snook Is being held pending further findings. Con siderable prowling about premises at night has been reported in the last two years In the section near the place where Snook was caught, and his home at 1370 N Cottage street. two cottages will be located vn each aids of the oval ani the heat ing plant placed midway of the oval at the rear of two ot the cot tages. The governor asked Becreta ry of Statu Kozer for his Idea, and Koier replied that he had express ed himself many months ago as favoring the more central location. It developed that the location pro tested today was arranged at a meeting of Governor Pie rev and I M Gilbert, superintendent ot the school, when Koxer was not pres ent. Gilbert objected to locating th heating plant at the point wher It will now be placed be cause it would Interfere with the school playgrounds. "Mr. Gilbert la a good man." said Kay, "but he Is Impractical and hasn't much Idea of economy." Gilbert was unable to attend the meeting today because of Illness. The governor Intimated with ref crence to ths plans that he had been compelled to listen to cer tain social welfare workers whom hs termed "professional children lalsers who tell you how to do things.' 'You have nit the nail right on GIRLS BURN TO DEATH IN PLAYHOUSE BLAZE Tulsa. Okla.. March 7. Fire In vaded the pltyhouse of Edith and Kate Henriksen, 4 and 6 years old, hore yesterday and left only their scorched bodies. The little Klrls were using bales ot hay In a barn to represent a stove and dining t-.ble. Pane wore on the make believe stove. A match was struck and the hay burst tnto flnme. Their rotroat cut off. the children burrowed Into the hay. where their bodies were found locked In e.iph oher nrnt. Funerals Puner.il services for the late (leorpe O. Young, who died In San Diego March 1, will take place Tuesday, March 10, at 10:30 a. m., from the Itlgdon mor tuary. Instead of today ae was previously announced. Rev. Thoe. Acheaon will officiate. Interment in City View cemetery, with full military honors. At the home near Frultland. March 6, Raymond Wesley McEl roy. ago 6 years. He was the son of Mra. Mary McEnoy and Wesley G. McElroy. Private funeral ser vices were held Friday, March 6. from the Rlgdon mortuary. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the kind friends and neighbors for their help and sympathy during the last Illness and at the funeral ot our husband and father, and for the floral offerings. Mrs. M. F. Dean and family. 57 PIERCE OPENS JAIL TO FREE BOOTLEGGER BOY DISAPPEARS Fl (Continued from page one) when the allege! assault and bat tcry are said to have occurred. Once before during his sentence Fee has benefited from executive clemency when he was granted a five-day rep reive to attend the funeral ot his father. Fee was permitted to go by himself and ro turned by himself. Private Secretary Delzell made his personal trip to the sheriff's office yesterday In Fees behalf, he stated, because Fee's liberation otherwise would have been delay ed by his cwn negligence. He stated a pardon had been prom ised Fee yesterday. He said he failed to have the papers prepare for the governor's signature, the executive had gone from the ctiy, and he cams down personally tt see that ree v. as released accord ing do the premise made by th governor. WARREN FIGHT AGAIN OPENED (Continued from pace one) "because we have the Sherman anti-trust law." Kejiator Wnhh InsUtcd that Mr, Warren's riKHistmco had been pro; cured by tho American Sus:ir Re fining interests to buy stock in his own name for the purpose of con cealing from the puMio the fact that tho "fugar tri'st was secur !ng control of the beet sugar com panies. He charged thit Mr. War ren had actively Riven powerful aid In the orKinized of the indepen dent companies under the control of American sugar company Interest!. "If Mr. Warren did not know what wns hcig done to secure con rol of tho beet sugar companies of America by the sugar trust," S;nator Walsh declared, "he han not enough sagacity to be attorney general. MAN, 80, WOMAN, 70, WED; MET FEW MINUTES BEFORE Parkersburg, Va., March 7. Bartholomew Lott, 80, and Mrs, Carrie Lambert, 70, were married in the Wood county court house today a few minutes after they had first met. Each went to the court house on a different mis sion.. HecoT.ing acquainted they were soon talking quietly together for a short time. Then they step ped Into the tounty clerk s offlc; nnd annlfftri tftt e mmrritmm llrnaa CARS Without Drivers Phone 700 Blinh Hotel WOODRY Buys Furniture Phone 511 miiii OREGON Today and Sunday COLLEEN M00EE in ''SO BID" by Edna Ferber IIEI9I! ths head," sJid Kay, "they tell yo now to do things." Kay was of the oMnloa that the Mate could hav savkd several hun dre.l thousand dollars by leaving the school at Its present locatloii near Turner and building dormit ories to afford segregation, but of rcred no objection to going ahead with the coiuti urtion in tha new location. LIBERTY Last Times Today AGNES ATERS in "TOMORROW'S LOVE'' Tomorrow Theodore Roberth lllf&HII GRAND Today and Sunday 'RACING LUCK" A Fast Comedy Without ''Breaks" i 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 What happens to all the Used Cars? Are they recondi tioned or scrapped? A very few of the trade - ins are de crepit, those that are, are consigned to the rubbish heap. But the greater ma jority are in good condition their owners having run them a few thousand miles feel the urge to buy a bigger car so they are repaired, overhauled and made like new. Certified Cars are so hanlded. Sedans Studebaker 9 months old $1285 Franklin new paint 695 Ford, 4 Door, runs like new 550 Roadsters Cleveland, driven only 9000 miles 825 Scripps-Uooth, just - overhauled 225 Tourings Studebaker Special, ' like new ..... 495 Chevrolet, late superior model, a snap 435 Ford, driven only a little 325 Baby Overland 4 175 Certified Public Motor Car Market Yt block north of Postoffice Wholley Chtuowlth, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Chenowith, 70'.) N. Sixteenth street, did not return from school yesterday and on In quiry hia parents found that he had disappeared. School authori- tea assert that the boy did not show up at school at all, and it is now believed that he baa ruu away from home. The Chenowith. boy disappeared from Salem once last summer and was picked up by police officers In Newport. He left home this time on his bicycle, which had a Port land Journal delivery bag on the handlebars. Police officers believe the boy may have boen lured away from home by older boys who have tak en him with them on a 'bum ming" trip. Mrs, Chenowith does not believe bo has any lndentifi cation mark on his person, al though she maintains she has al ways taught him to carry hoiiic thing of that nature. Kho is afraid her hoy might have been the vic tim of an accident, yet unreported "If H were not for tho fact that Wholley has Just recovered from an attack of the flu I would not worry," asserted Mrs. Chenowith. 'He fa nut very strong, however, ind is in no condition, to be roam ing itrnund." BE CAREFUL WINSTON-UNIVERSAL Cross-Word Puzzle DICTIONARY m mm Rased on the Foundation Laid by NOAH WEBSTER And Other Lcxicugrapheio Modernized I?y W. J. PELO, A. M. (Harv.) M. B. Charleston, 807 Darls aUreet, reported tbat bis brake tailed to work when applied as be was driving alone tbe highway. and he crashed Into a standing car last night. T. O. 8andltur, route tour, and Shirley Uarhyte, driving a Marlon Auto company car. had a wreck on tbe highway north ot town yesterday. Hudley Henderson ot MoMinnvllle and Dan Smith ot Portland had a col lision Ut erenln. BRINK THIS ADVERTISE MENT WITH THIS AMOUNT TO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL OFFICE AND GET THIS NEW DICTION ARY OF 1100 PAGES. Full Definitions of Words, Synonyms and Antonyms, Mythological and Classical names, Names of Persons and Places, Terms Used in Commerce and I-aw, Christian Names of Men and Women, Prefixes and Suffixes, Parts of Speech, Ahrcviations, etc., etc. CAPITAL JOURNAL
