Capital journal., March 16, 1925, Image 5

MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURffA'L, SALEM, OREGON
tUE FIVE
tar locals
Governor Pierce wit! leare in -
tew days tar Hot Iake, Union
county, where he wiil take a reat
nenestituted by hard work connect
ed with the recent session of the
Islslaturo and worry during tht
illness of Mm Pierce. While in
eastern Oregon the governor will
ujitko three addresses.
Wednesday the 18th Cole McEi-
roya orchetra, Crystal Gardens.
Ric hard H?i Si years old, es
caped fiom the stats hoApit.it for
the iapp.ne Saturday night and no
trace of him ha yet been found,
lie is expected to go to Vancouver,
Washinmun, where a brother lives
Oriia Siu'imrd escaped from the
hospitil htst nisht, but was later
caught by a police officer and re
turned to .he hospital
Wednesday the 13th Cole McEl-
roya orchestra. Crystal Gardens.
6a
Chaiie- Livea'.ey, 844 Marion
street, found an automobile iic
ence pinto, with Orcson license
number 14-S90, Sunday and turn
ed it over to the itolice.
0!d papers for sate, large bun
dle 5c. Capital Journal. '
Anna V. Robbins, route 4, yes
torday appeared at the police sta
tion and claimed a small money
tiura that had been found by one
of the officera.
Dr. Marshall, osteopath ur.bldi
:tnd the other against Ted Traut
man vt Portland, have been filed
with Justice of the Peaie Small by
the state traffi-; department and
the defendants may be given hear
ing todty
Constable lit-Long went to Stay-
ton today to bring to tatem K, W.
Swallow, who hi defendant in an
assault and battery complaint filed
in justice court, lit I accused of
assaulting Rex Xt.Hs and the com
plaining witness in the case Is I.
C. Mills. He will have a hearing
today.
Lei nod Chapia of Willamette
university took second pisce
the state oratorical cosiest hsld
Monmouth last Friday Bight. A
representative of Eugene Bible
university placed first. A sub
stantia! cumber of Willamette
people accompanied Cassia to
Monmouth. Chapin won the con
test a year ago.
Corsets made to order i
Petite Shop.
if ITRAFFIG COPS
REAP HARVEST
10 OFFENDERS
the
6S
'Beany f? Bain, president of the
Hillanume university student
Carnival dance, Tumble Inn,
Tuesday St. Patrick day, March
17th, Paper hats, etc.. free. Para
mount orchestra playing. Every
body welcome. 65
Archie i.lmlif-y r.f Stio was in
SaK'in today on business.
Inn
65
Carnival dance Tumble
Tues. eve. Mar. 17th.
leo Williams, route 4. and Frank
llrubetz, route 3, were arretted
Sunday niht on charges of dis-
orderly conduct. The arrest was
made on Court street by Officer
Ureneman.
lr. M. C. Findiey, chairman of
the committee of the Willamette
trustees having to do with select
ing members of the faculty, has
received a itttcr from Dr. Carl G.
Doner, president of the university
now r.n a year's leave of absence
in the cast. Dr. Doney states in
his letter that he id somewhat im
proved in health, but makes no
definite statement as to whether
or not he intends to return to the
active presidency next year. He
has been given until April 1 to
eomm't himself on thU point. If
his ac?entance of the position &
not in the hands of the trustees by
hat time active ef:'o."t will be
made to secure another president.
Ten violator of the traffic laws
body in 1923, was fa Salem Sai-Lnsl aad moat of them will nmk
urday with his wife, formerly Miss LheU. upvnnatX9 or forfeit their
euu..b -'"u'- uu 1 bail today.
teacuing at hpringfteld. He is Anton Itasmussen. route . Sa
principal and athletic coach. hem, was arrested for running his
iieany" states that fee will bejear around town wUh cut-out op-
bnnffiag a ttam to the tourna-ten, and put u bonds of 12.53.
ment himself within a few years. I MHbern Davis, iS4i Hail street,
He had a good team this year, he! was arrested Saturtbty night, and
says, although U experienced a lot! K?mier of SUverton, was
of hard luck. However four mera-Jnaa Sunday, for driving thejr
bers of his present team are fresh-car vUn on arm- Tha P11-"
men, and the time Is coming wheal i,lctter u ailent as to what they
he expects to win the district I were doing with the other arms.
i J. U. liasemau and P. . Spen
cer, both or i'ortnsa ana it. tu
Free marcelline. etuden nrsr-ef Salem, were all arrest-
tlee. 40 Chemeketa street. 841 Saturday night for speeding.
land each put up bunds of $ie.
Ed Warren, who graduated 1 Sunday and Sunday sight K.
from Willamette last year, was in! Cain of San Dh-go, Cal., John
Salem Yesterday arriving ca- I Bagwili of Portland and Albert
day night. He' Is teacher and Sch3rfr of Prtta" wre arrested
athletic coach at a small school in lfor Baeedin- Ca'n asd Schafer
eastern Oreeon H mid hm t,i i
Perennial, now is the time
to plant them. Delphinium, geum
and long list of others, all win
tered in open. D. H. upjolin, SSI
south Liberty. Phone 1700. AU
bulbs and plants sold at that ad
drees, not at farm.
Sh-epers entertained at the po
lice sJ.ui.m last night were George
Summers, Harry lirooks and iiob
ert MicLtod.
Love .'be Jeweler, satem.
R. Tj. "Wildman has received
from City Recorder Poulsen a per
mit for the construction of a one-
story dwelling at 2435 Maple ave
nue, to cost $2400.
Furniture upholstering. Wood's '
Auto Top Co. phone 809.
Notice to our friends and cus
tomers. On St. Patrick's tfav the
17th day of March, our business
will be closed 32 1-2 minutes af
ter twelve o'clock at hoon to 27
1-2 minutes to one o'clock. In
honor and memoration of N
Srhmalts, Sr., bcin git one year
-iinee he celebrated hi golden
wedding day with M. W. Miller
& Co., in a Salem court room. N.
Schmaltz, Sr. gi
Will Moore, state insurance com
mbttdoner, has received an opinion
from Attorney General Van Win
kle relative to the publication of
annual statements of the depart
ment in newspapers of the several
counties, holding "That such news
paper shall have been estabiished
and regularly and uninterrupted
ly published in such county at
oant nee a week daring a period
of at ienst 12 consecutive months
immediately preceding the first
public ition of such notice."
For rent, 5 room flat strictly
modern. 760 Marion St. 5 room
flat 665 1-2 Ferry St. 7 room
etrictly modern house 540 Mill
St. 6 room house 625 N. 16th St
Bflcke & Hendricks, U. S. bank
bltlg. 64
R.- C. C. Halibers, well-known
citizen of Independence, is defend
ant in a complain filed by the
etate in justice court accusing him
of switching license plates on au
tomobiles. Ho was arrested In Sa
lem by a state traffic officer.
Terms, 7 fom house, fine loca
tion, 1595 N, Church, corner lot,
$3500. Becke & Hendricks, U. S.
bank bidg. 64
George Hunt, recently arrested
for vagrancy, is slated to appear to
day before Justice of the Peace
Small.
Terrihiger undertaker phs 724
Two speeding complaints, one
against Lloyd Conger of Portland
AT THE THEATERS TODAY
Oregon
Richard Barthoimcss in "New
Toys"
Larry Smon in ' The Girl in
ths Limousine
Douglas Fairbanks In "His
Majesty the American"
Country Store
Wednesday the ISth Cole McEI-
roye orchestra. Crystal Gardens.
65
An invitation has been exieml
d by the Salem Lioni t 'ub to the
S:t lem h'nh school hasUwhail team
winners of the state trntrr.;, ment
a st week to meet with the Lions
at th :fr luncheon Friday noon
The e-ulit members of the ?tuad
Coach ifoilis IluntiagUm and Prin
cipal Nelson will attend the lunch
eon.
Miss Mildred Severson, a teach
er of the Englcvood scholo wa
out this morning because of sick
neKs in her family.
Walter Hart man of Aurora
started on his way to Hawaii
again today, having been home on
a two months furlough. He is in
the United States air service at
Lakotieid, Hawaii.
Potted plants, cut flowers, fu
neral designs, Adams, 453 Court
basketball team came just three
points from making the trip to
Salem to enter the state tourna
ment, losing to the fast Pendleton
team by that margin.
Fred Ilenson, 1055 Market street
was arretted Sunday Right for rid
ing his bicycle without a light.
Chicken dinner Tueedav Mar.
17, Central Cong! church 29th!
and Ferry. $41
IBS TO HEAD
WELFARE BODY
The Rev. Mr. Hendricfesoa went
into the county clerk's office the
other day to buy a dog license. Ho
left the dog. a handsome collie, in
his automobile in the roadwav bc-l Stlverton, Mar. IS (JSpeciaU
low. The dog license was secured, The Bo' and Girls1 Welfare Bu
hut when the Rev, Mr, Head rick- reaa 'hic was organized a few
son returned to fasten on ti weeks aso, held a meeting Friday
collar, the doc Pilnbsht for tho purpose of electing
animal was recovered later, found 0 George Hubbs, who has
in the possession of a woman, who
stated the dog had accompanied
ner in a sien tuy manner.
Down nt Maine." a rural wrni.
euy, uramt theater tomorrow
nignt the 17th. 64
Mrs, Jie GUth of Dallas was a I
aiem Visitor this morning.
been acting as temporary chair
man was unable to be present and
IL A. Ueed, secretary pro tern.
was asked to take the chair. The
officers elected wcro president,
George iiubos; vlee-president. Al
bert Webb; secretary, Charles Rey
nolds. Mrs. H. B. Latham and
Mrs. fSrneat Palmer were also
elected to serve with the three men
on the board of directors. A treaa-
Br. Backstrand tmnfmntf i,ft!urer will be appointed at a later
opening of his office Mar. 16th Nale fe' president, Mr, llubbs,
at 414 Bank of Commerce hldir'f The purpose of this organiza-
office of Drs. Thomoson ndltion 13 siwnsor boys' and girls
Downs. Practice InuitffJ to dit-i welfare work at Sllverton and for
eaecs of infants and rhyrn caMHo collecting and disbursing f
lunus for tne maintenance or ooys
Jfrs. Clay Taylor of Monmouth I girls or?an Izatlons engaged in
was in Saiem today. i welfare work along educational
and recreational lines. Officers of
Splendid procram for St Pat-Ith board can have no direct
ricK s night. March 17th. at o icnarge ot uie eoys ana gins worK,
Joseph's auditorium. S4j'liat 510 scout captain or club
teaucr, is supposes to soia oaice
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Anus and!' be oritanizittion.
(h ,h. .' ' Iciaiios next Thursday night, March
snerco rooms. Officers for the
Calli eaft K tctf an eencr-
ii i;i,uui UiifiVU out.
Dirt free for
1S63R.
hauling.
as
The public Is invited to attend
the Irish program tonight in the
Woman's club building, 60 North
Cottage street, at 8 p. m.
Mawrlne Hnynes of Mount Angel
was in Salem Satunins'.
liciorts of two births -ere filrtl
u-ltn the city henlth officer toda
A 5011 born on Jiarch IS to Mr,
ana Mrs, Elmer A. Klein was nam
el fciiis Lee Klein. Mr. Klein Is
a Salem confectioner. A daughter
imrn on March 12 to .Mr. and Mrs.
Mis liouo aiiil Mr, Davis, two
instructors in Salem hlsh sehooi
who have been out with sickness,
u-ere both back tolas'.
RAWFORD SAYS
FLAK INDUSTRY
FUTURE BRIGHT
The flax ladustry la destined
ts be one of the greatest industries
In this state was the statement
made by Robert Crawford, whs
has had charge of the flax Indus
try at the state penitentiary since
August 3, and has visited
centers of fiat growing and hand
ling throughout various parts of
the t sited States, Canada aad
Europe. He spoke at the Cham
ber of Commerce luncheon this
noon.
'- lie Indicated that one of the
main disadvantages of the indus
try In the Wiilaaetie valley will
be dite to the fact that the Oregsa
product wilt be farced to compete
with the products put out by
plants that bate been established
fsr hundreds of years.
It has bees my greatest ambi
tion to put this flax Indusiry
over eaid Crawford, telling o!
the time and pains he had takes
to put ft on a permanent basis.
He Indicated that he has spesi
sums of his own money toward
that ead.
The speaker quoted a few sta
fisttcs showing that the proper
development of the flax industry
wilt result In hundreds of thous
ands of dollars beisg brought Into
the Y iilametH valley. I'reseui
rates to the farmer are $3S per
fos.delivered at the mill, he stated.
with the use or a machine the
flsr can be pulled It Is never cut
for t as acre. By good farm.
sg a crop of at least two toss to
he acre cas bo produced. If the
lax is pulled by hand the cost
mounts up is $20 an acre.
Crawford tfsld a number of
his aiiottt the plant of which
he has charst. lie has perfected a
device of his own for artificially
rcttinic the flax. Fifty thousand
pounds of the finished product
were sold two woeks ae, the
dealers bcins so well pleased that
hey would have sought severa:
times that amount tf they could
have got It. A ton was seat to a
i4rerpol firm as a sample a few
days ago, A smaller sample had
ijees sent previously, hut the Kne-
lm dealers apparently concluded
thai tise sample had feeea specially
picked, and wanted a fairer sample
IX If. Sampson, president of
dominion Linens Limited, one of
he largest linen firms Is Canada
was present at the Umcheon, asd
spoke briefly. t; I want to say that
although i hare heen in Oregon a
sumher of times before, this i
he first lime I have erer been in
Salem," he said, "I believe yott
have a very beautiful little eJiy
ere, as regards your fiax th
flax from Oregon iias already at
tracted a groat deal of attention
lie spoke highly of the fluality of
Oregon produced flax.
INQUEST INTO
DEATH OPENED
THIS MORNING
Cmtifised from rage On)
Benefit art exhibition at En
glewood school, March IS.19,20.
S4
Idaho will be represented by
either Moscow or Rupert high
schools in the interstate tourna
ment planned here for neit week,
according to wire received this
morning by Coach Rathbun of
Willamette unirerslty. The two
teams will battle each other for
the championship on the Moscow
floor tonight. Previous announce
ment had it that Kunert had al
ready won the Idaho state cham
pionship, and would enter the
meet from that state. Yakima
hiKh school is champion of Wash
ington. W A. liuilock ot Montana was
In Salem today.
Go to St. Patrick's dar nro-
Kram March l?th, at St. Joseph's
auuiioruun. s p. m. 64
rorlland. Mr and Mrs 1. K Ter
klns. S L Osborne. Fred Tiffany,'
C C foment. Jason 11 Caldwell,
Mr ;m'.I Mrs Rohrrt H Doremus.
Mi, Wilma J Nichols. B J :',m!,
J!.l.h (Hickman. J H Shapiro.'
Thomas V Lordan; Salem, T it
Scuilev, T L KoMnron, A K Smith,
Alpine. Mrs A Meyers; St iyon,
Mr and Mrs Charles s Akers; Cor
rallK Ward M Nichols, .Mim June
E M-rrill: rendleton. J M Hi:n
nine. n.ilph Q Tamares. Mrs Clsra
B JerRen)". Miss Vlva M JtraTi:
la!la-, Sim Schlappi, Mtke Con
doori. Kd Wallace: Ruver, J C
Kairfnwl; Ashland. Mr and Mr.s
Amos G Thornton and daughter:
Tillamook. Horace M leani.n;
Woodburn. T O Hauien; SHerl ian.
M J shanafer; EtipT.e. O U i.ee,
Mr and Mrs Daniel J Reefer. Mlf?
Dairy It Barton: Seattle, A L Al
)en. (iuy Hickman, Mr and Mra
Orvilie C Palmer; Tacoma. C Ma
lotte; Caklrnd. Cal. Frank K Oar
Edear N Shaw, Don Smith. Hon
rison: Los Angeles, Mr and Mrs
Grafton. Tom Thomas, E K iirnv
man; Cresrent City, ft W Kinsr;
tin Francisco, F F Wagoner.
Mrs C M O'Shea; Vell,f,ie
Park, U'yo, Frank rt-ben Jr;
Chicisa. Mr and Mrs T .1 Kir;wnt.
Al H Wild. Mr and Mrs C V Uret
er, Mi Sarah Rcflalta. Honore De
Douihllllcr, Harry Hanson.
Mrs. Carl Barlianoff, of 900
Trade street, was discharged from
a local hospital yesterday, having
recovered from the effects of an
operation ot several days ago.
Introductory a!e of new Sfead-
owwook sports hats $7.55 and
til. 7 5. Our usual prices on these
inonels would be 1 12. 5 to $18.50.
The French Shop. 115 N. High St.
Mrs. E. D. Brundridge, of 1283
Market street, underwent a major
operation Et a local hospital this
morning.
Charles llisden of Portland un
derwent a major operation at one
of the Salem hospitals today.
Introductory s:!e of new Mead
owbrook sports hats $7.55 and
$11.75. Our usual prices on thefle
models would be $120 to IIS. 50.
The French Shop, lis Jf. High St.
A conference of the field repre
sentatives of the state industrial
accident commission was held here
Saturday and Sunday. Acts of the
125 legislature affecting the de
partment furnished topics for
most of the discussion.
Eimer 8. White, a resident of
Salem since ISSt, and a member
O. P. Elliott has been named Gencot ,he Saiem police force for a
vteve KUtott, Mr. Klliott is a Sa- f HEuer oi years, aiea yesteruay.
lent car operator. 1 At the time of his death he was
I SI vears of see. The death oe.
3 homes sold. I), H. Clark buvsl eurred at 125s Ferry street, where
ine t,tta Walsh property on S. Mr, White was staying. During
reei ana r. j. L,ay gets his stay in Salem ha was not only
ui tonae uonasn noma on thel welt tinnwn m.,i, t n,
roirKronna road and Mr. Dohash police force, but had worked at
ume me aenram property on I number nt ih at int,itin.
Mill street. Geo. Thotnaeon. local i- .,. , ... ,
nlin, . 1. . J , sa Bu
,t-., uu,u ueaMi. (H-Ivived hv hi. widow two eh!l,lrn
The case of s Q ,l,stl l utuiuers. nm uaugnter,
,j . 1 named Delbert. His two broth-
um OJOI u 1 . av. D O.l
Royal Dadmun. baritone. Grand iaa . Jl hite ot Ini8-
theater Thursday March liih I K0("s- talltornia. Funeral services
iSC, II, Il.BO. Reserved sestsl w "" morn-
now seliini. Monro .ni wm'. 1 ing at 10 o'clock. The L O. O. F
music houses. and O. W, will have charge of
the services.
The Talltnan Piano store has!
1!?.!"",""! ,?1 WOLP-At his iTte home, route
u.w.iiumiiuu inuumas i.Ht IIS
$25,000 Issue of stock shall be
divided into $10,000 preferred
stock and $15,000 common, the
preferred stock to bear S per cent
interest and be redeemable in 10
years if desired.
S, Salem, Or., March ISife,
1S25, George Wolf, age 11
yearn. Survived by hl& widow,
one son Charles, 3 daughters,
sirs, Delia Ramsey, Mr. Stell
Ferguson. Mrs. May Bradley,
all of Illinois, Funeral 5errleee
will be from the Terwilliger
home, 770 Chemeketa Tuesday
at 2 p, m. Iter. Mr. Aehesoit of
ficiating, committal service i
C'ounty Commissioner John H.I
iuner who nas sees in at his I WHITE KSmer fl. White died a
Harry Humphreys has filed thel
assumed name of Stayton hotel I
for his business at Stayton,
20 per cent discount on all
stamped Rood and eaihroldfrv
thread. Tae Petite Shop. $
M. A. Barham tat filed com
plsnlt in circuit couH csst
Myra E. Krue and others spH.
ing to collect on a promissory sole
and foreclose n a mortffage.
home in Siiverton for some time is
(jack on ttie job again today.
Governor Pierce today accepted j
an invitation to attend the cen
tenary banquet to he held at i
Vancouver, Wash., on Thursday,!
March I3t
The pubHe service commission
lias requited the transconUnent,
al freight bureau to put Into ef
fect a reduction in the freight
rate on household coods from a!!
points east of tho Mississippi river
to Oresos, The request Is Intend
ed to induce immigration from the
east to the west.
Mrs. h, K, Cooper of Toledo was
brought to Salem for no-piiai care
yesteruay.
IZaM Ferry street on Marrh 1
at the ae of 6i years, lie h
survived by his widow, and by
a daughter, Mrs, Arthur Gard
ner of this city, a son Oelherf,
and two brothers. Warren it.
White of Salem and ,?. Kdwsrd
White of Ingiewood, Cal. Kwner
al ervicf will- lie in charge of
I OOF and WOW st the Webb
- fum rai parlors at 10
Wednesday March IS.
HOWS At the home, fS0 Rfirth
12th street, March. 15th, Henrv
W. Uowe. as S3 years, bus-
baud of Mm. Alma Howe, fata
er of Mm. John n. Csugheil of
Saiem, brother of Ralph II.
Howe of Stephens Point, Wt.
and Will Howe of . Wausau
Wis, Funeral services will be
heid Tuesday, March I7tb, at
1:30 p. m. from the Higdon
mortuary. Interment Twin Ouk
cemetery, Turner,
One of the best local corned ion
th.-it f. flayed In Rilem m months
U premised by the producers of
iJown In Mait.e s for art mini
comedy to be Eiven nt the flr.ind I XCM WALT At a local htpila
theatre, Tuesday, Mnrch 17, maim March IHN, st the ftge of 7
Patrick's day. Over two houi of
rent fun Is promised. The play If
nivn ujfdtr the atmpice of Kalem
Ktbekah lodce No, 1. It h-4B.nl-
rcjy been gp.xn at a lare num
ber of tewni! near S.iim. ami
wherever given has Droved a areat SALTER Charlotte . Salter
U'.-ee. i iei aren itn in a incai Hos
pital at the ax of 60 years.
riant fr the 1523 ttnn s ea-l Th remain will he forwarded
won will Ret unde- way w.th a ta Med ford. Or., by JUgdos
mcetlr of the Hilem Tennij asfio-j Sob
years C. W. Zumwft.lt. The re-
maiiut wil he forwarded
Donna, Or., for funeral services
and interment. Rigdos and Bon
has charge.
Bandits fief $5000
Sioux City, Trtwa, March 1.
Four bandits tmlay robbed street
ear company messengers of $50
the recemts of Saturday and Sun
day. which they were carrying to
a hanx.
her, not bating the usual muffled
detonation and she thought tome-
thing was wrong. She went to
the door and looked sad saw sstls
ing of her husband, Thes h
eaiied, but received no resnon.
She then went down to place
where he was to blast and found
the body. His pips was shout a
foot front his band. He was lyins
os his hack west of the stuns?
where he planned to blast. Evi
dently the explosion went off la
his hand. She stated that ordi
narily Swarts had a chance to get
back about S feet from the hJast
n using fuses like the one which
set off the fatal explosion.
Dr. W. Carlton Smith also was
witness this morning describing
the nature of the wounds in-
iicted.
Interested &n$Hora at the In
quest today were Assistant Attor
ney General Liljegvaist, Lafl&nda
M. Pierce and a man named Hob.
iosoa. special investigators eut of
tbe attorney general s office,
These men mil had bees conduct
ing as investigation for a week or
mare into charges lodged with the
gorernor relative to the killing of
tf. II, KetiiizIL brother-ls-Iaw of
Swartz, a host a year ago. The at
torney general was acting at the
direction of tbe governor, Uije-
qvuist stated today that the In
vestigations so far carried en had
led the investigation only into
field of rumor and surmise as far
as he knew It is likely this ia
esti gat ion will he halted by the
death of bwarts.
Will U Filed Tfe?3
The will ef Sarti was admit
ted to probate tcday. It, by some
trange freaE, contains auoth
ne of those caprices of ee-inei
tienc wbJch have set the whoii
fommunity asg since the sudden
taking of of Swsrtse, either are;
en tally, with suicidal intent, o
with grim hmt play lurkisg same
where n the haekground.
The Swans will Is a earefuii
omed document, with a human
.nteraat anle around which tbe
rest reoivefe.
The pruvleNm In the will which
lands out and hits the eye, is
barge upon the executrix ef hi
'?tate that his body he eresuat.
tsd the ashes he buried in Oa
HHI cemetery Wyandot csauiv.
Ohio, to rm with the hcniles of h
ather and hht brothers.
KueuzH Is Mentioned
He then espreed tbe desire
that his hrothcr-in-iaw. Si, II
eunzli accompany tbe remains to
heir iat resting place asd see
hat proper tNiite are perform
i, the espoa of the trip to he
borne from the estate of Swarti.
This wIH was executed sm Jasu
sry II, 1924. A little over
month after Its execatioa, the
tody of II. II. Kuenzli was found
a Keumii 3 barn with a buli
hole in the tsp of the head, and
Swartz was accused of having
?fome knowledge of bow hs came
to his death.
These twin m'steries wtll re
main unsolved unlej some trick of
fata anravefe them. Unquestion
ably the slority of people is thi:
eetim. with the officers, helley
nr. iienry si orris lufioase-
ed that he knows of two little ehil
dre, a boy of three and a girl of
one year, who are in need of
god home. They are brsther and
Jtisler, and iheir mother has re
eentiy diJ, lie ss-ks that anyone
Interested in ?urnihir.g a good
home for the children rommsai
cite with him.
that both deaths were scesdtatai
and that the warp and woof of co-
mcidesee have woves a web of
circumstance whkh pretest a
baffling exterior. A sonority be
lieve that Keuocii came to his
death fria tbe band of Ssrta. a
ndirsted by open charges made to
be eousty esare, th grasd Jury,
he governor and to the attorney
fesersX If by chases thote
barges should he true, the law of
OfupensaUos has worked with in
sorsbie hand and the chapter of
retribution has bees written.
Eslatft Worth SlVV
Tbe wUhes of iswarts expressed
a his will are to bs carried out.
though someone else than Kuea-
rii, the desd man's hrstber-is-iaw
will see that tbe ashes are placed
ua tne vosce from the dead directs
The Swarta estate is valued at
about is the petition to
dmst tbs wiil to probate. Of thi.
-aya is estimated && personal
property and $T5D aa real pr:per-
lieirs are the widow, Kdna L.
Swart, and two chlldree, P. Mar-
am Swans and Edwin J Swnrta.
he latter feeing 13 year of age.
The dahter is named as eseeu-
ris ia the will.
Eves thoar.lt since the will wa
rittes. Swarta charl his wife
with infidelity and brought aboa
the isdsetment of Cleorge Siangh
tci in eosneetioa with the alleged
erime, he allowed his will to stand
ad his widow to parikipate in
the benefits of the estate. He will
hat half of bis personal property
o to ms wife and tbe other half
o his children in equal shares.
Us real property he divides into
qsal thirds between the widow
nd tbe two children.
Or Harold M Brown
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Bf-AXKEXSICU At the home.
221 S Stale sire?f, March 15th.
Hedney u, Slankenship, Infan
on of Mr. aad Mrs, Robert
Blankenffhip. Funeral arrange-
stents will be announced lat'
by Rlgdon St Son
MII.LKIt Elisabeth Miller die.
at 600 south Churrh sireei
March 14 at th? age of 73 years
She ht survived by four daugh
ters, Mrs. j, A. Walker, Mrs,
Blanche M. JiHiea of Salens;
Mrs. C. A, Deaeh of Yamblll,
' Or., and Mrs, Corwis D, SmHh
of Seattle. Funeral servleea
ii! be held at the Webb fu
neral parlors Tusday at IS a.
m.r Rev, ioindexter will have
rbartie of serviees. Interment
wiil be near Carlton Or,
MISSON' At ths home. 1512
lleiievue street, March 14th.
Mm, AiSba Mson ae 21
yisir. wifo of Herbert Mii?on,
mother of HtHe iiobert, Ionian
and Hisnelie, daughter (if 8. it.
rit blow of I'endleton. jfer
. of ii. K. Critehlow of P nde-
- in. Jn, Crit -blow of Vonl
!a, 51 rw. A. It MeKitlfip of Ss-i-'m
and Elmer Thompson of
- VoneaHa, Private funeral eer
vires wiil he itfdd Tu -dav.
..March ITth st 19 a. m, from
the Ridqon mortuary. Inter
ment City View eemetery,
SWAHTZ -At fhe horn utiles
ou t !t , Par U'w highway, M ,i r- h
1 If h, Kred W, Swartz 4
y-ars. husband if Mr. iCdna
fiwarli, father of Miss Miriam
Swarix of Portland and Kdwls
Swarta. A eurvi ved by a
brother and sisters In Ohio.
Funeral Tuesday, March 17th.
.at II a m, from the ftidon
smrfuary efter wbirh tbe fu
neral cortege will depart for
thg Portland crematorium.
rrfKM Jan. 3tt. Willam
ette river. Charles Hnry Pur-
ceil ace 20 year, body found
Marrh ISth, eon of Mm. Martha
K. I'urcell of Talbot and hroih
r of Cbriilsa I'urcell, nephew
of Mrs. Sarah S, Taylor of Tal
bot and Kewton H. Nave of Tal
bot and J. T. fave of Iaeoiuh.
Funeral Marrfe th at It ,
si. at Iaromhf I.inn county un
der the direelioa of Ittgdos
Son.
I SOAL TNAT
Wh Hoag, Chinese resWest ot
Ferrr street, recell n ln)ri
toot whpn an aatomobile drifra
hy It. L. Wmn st Soatft com
mcrcial street, ran orer tha foot
Sunday. Aeordins to t - i-.pori
at the noliie station the aatomo
bile eut the corner and the atten.
tioa of the Chinese was diverted
by someone who shouted to him to
loot out for the approathinjf car.
W. K. MtMonald of Tarar and
J, A. M retain of SaSem both
a report at the police aiattoa to
the effect that Mi Donald had the
right of way and McClaia did not
see him who ihfir firs wiiid d
today at Court and Vammercml.
Uaniage wms aominal.
V. i). fiarke, 152 North I2lh
strrot, figured In two accident
San lay, according to his reports
at the station. The first was on
State near 17th when he ran intii
another far that wss gUndinc
without imiuts. The fndr of
the staadint? car were simhtiy
dam.iRed. The sr-'ad itiishao wa
on Stte sear C,Hase wha he
started to ps.ss a car drives hy
Geori; Weity and at the sam"
limn WtH? iurni d. Ws'Ssy ei-tiiuit
he save the tarn signal hat th jt
on arcouMt of darfeni's Clarke did
not see the signal. Ciarke was
driving a ear owned hy the state
hiEhwav dij'irtmeKt-
Kari StraoshorR of Tortiaad to
day reported hitting a traek 6
en hy an nnid-ntified man at
Church and Terry. There wa no
damage.
II. It, Kieper collided ith an
unidentified ar at Ktate and
Hitch Saturday, claiming the ether
was off the right of way.
U. T. Sayre clashed with an na
identified ear on the Silrerton
road Satardsy,
G. Woodry on Satutdsy reported
that an tinidentifu-d car fearked
Into his automobile.
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Hear S, Vommtttmt St 5 Bmkn South of Lsdd Bash BasIe,
Coasisiiiif of; gsd S hu? rasige: srerstuffed tmpxy dars
jorij mihsy estiMsei phsraph aad re?ird ssahsas?
electrle f!Hr Jm mfrc wasd sah Urary table; 3 wmst4
oak leaiher ai5 asd haca; rockers; raxed oak plsnk top
exiegsi&ii tahe; 4 ak dnr; H osk hufft; oak bcd-riom suit
iseladmg bd, npri&n and matirs. TanHr dreer aad lars
mk 4T&s&tT, VeraN Matrlm b&i spring anl mMir&mi lorelf
Mr4ms maple rhiffmir; osk vaHy Hrr; fr drt-sser;
KenEth drop h?3I sswisa; marhise; leclric heater; A'smisstr?
tuk SkI2; bod? J$TnU ru $xii 4 smtlt rags; family sis
refrigerator, eaira gK?d; hand racwam a weeper; sak hall tre;
tahsrft; -lfidow drapen; pietnti ffffk$; gtsirie liferary
tabl lamp: odd chir: looking !h; oil inops; wHar; wash
hardf ciafh hakei 50 ft. jtards h&'t ase; ed Haa mor;
gardes totda; fruit jara; crrka; hand t&e; electric Hght
glflhea; window csriasa, asd isaay oher articles.
Term cah. fissils open for isjwlios os dv sale sly.
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