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John Plagg has filM com plaint -
gainst Magdalene Schmidt and
ether to settle property right and
collect money alleged to be due.
Marcel 50 cU. Call 1048W. 93
Theodore Houberger and wife
have filed complaint against the
unknown heirs of W. P. Hendricks
and others to quiet title to real
property.
Shampoo 25 cte. Call 1048W.
90
Application has been filed to
place on the motion -docket in cir
cuit court the case of J. T. Bullock
otainat D. J. Mi tf Un
wanted, dressmaking, plain
fiewing. Mrs. James Phillips,
phone 2064J. 89
J micro McMahan has sustained a
cHmurrer in tho cao of Annie P.
Haker Penney against V. O. "ril
on and has given the plaintirf un
til April 23 In which to file an
amended complaint
Tervliilger undertaker pho 724
The Gervals Union High school
Is planning on a high achuol play
to bo given on Thursday and Fri
day nlgnta, April It ani 17, the
1-iay being "Little Women" found
ed on the book of Louisa M. Alcott,
according to word received by
County Superintendent Pulkecuon.
Naomi Phelps, vocal concert
assisted by Mrs. Carrie Chase,
reader. Christian church Tues
day April 14. 89
Authority has been given U. W.
IVarsters, . guardian for James
Theodi ian. insane person, to ee'l
certain mortgages held by his
estate and- invest the proceeds in
real estate.
Call Central Pharmacy, phone
276, fur private interview with
MIsq Mary Johnstone concerning
your complexion problems, and
the ucte of Elizabeth Arden toilet
articles and perfumes. 91
County Superintendent Fulker
son went to St ity ton today to
make arrangements for the local
teachers institute to be held there
on April 25.
Love The Jeweler, saiem.
Grade schools are hiring their
teachers for next year very rapid
Ij County Superintendent Fulker
Bon reports, and thero is an cx
ceedlngly heavy list of applicants
lor teaching positions in Marion
county this year.
Dance, Thursday, April
Cryetal Gardens, Mcelroy s or
chestra. 10
Sheriff Bower has received
check for 69.782.44 from the
Southern Pacific company in pay
ment of the tiret half of the com
pany's taxes on its properties in
this county. TMe company has ex
tensive holding? in this county, in
cluding a number of branch lines.
Hats cleaned and blocked at
Ellsworths Hat Shop, now locat
ed at 347 1-2 Court, upstairs.
li. S. Barnes and wife are regis
tere.I at ihj Marion from Long
Deach, California. He formerly
resided here, being at one time
part owner of the Capital Journal
and hol ler of considerable -valuable
property.
Try our butter-cream dough-1
nuts. An exceptionally hifch grade,
doughnut that sells at 20c dozen.
Buke-Rite bakery. - 91
Deputy riheriff 11 jy Bremmer Is
back at the office after an illness
of Influenza. Other members of
his family who have been sick are
convalescing. j
Dance, Thursday, April 15, '
Cryetal Gardens, McElroy's or-i
chestra. 901
Two new mevnoersr were taken
into membership In the Marlon
Polk County Realtors association
at Its meeting last night. Victor
Schneider, local realtor, was ta'c
on Into active membership, and
Elmo S. White, local attorney,
was t-iken into associate member
snip. Carl W. Emmons, M. D has
opened offices in the U. 3. bank
building. Specialty obstetrics and
obstetrical anaesthesia. 89
The state board of control to
day re-appointed H. H. Wither
npoon ot Elgin and A. C. Allen of
Medford as members of the state
board of horticulture.
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
89
C. C. Beeves has received a per
mit from City Recorder Poulsen
for the construction of a one-story
dwelling house at 505 South 18th
street, to cost $.100Q.
Dance tonight Crystal Garden
89
The juniors are not to be out
done by the seniors of the Y. M.
C. A. and they have organized a
twilight league of their own, ac
cording to the announcement
made yesterday afternoon by Clar
ence Oliver, boy's secretary. Any
Hotel Blicrh Arrivals
Portland. Hon Isaar E Staple.
P 8 Cleaver. R N Wheeler. R K
Creamer. Mr and Mrs Lewi R
Rtephenoon, T R Kennedy. Ficon.
Brown. H J Lynn., A F Palin. Ja
Ireland, Harry K Sproule; Silem,
L E Ijimoreux. Robert R Keyes.
V M 8nckow; Ktisene. H B Dork..
Mr and Mr. Edward Q Palmer;
Astoria. John J C.afftiey: Seattle.
Oeorae H Hurlbort, O H Moon.
Mr and Mn Robert C Ogdea, Ray
Martin: Sumtrrlllr. Cal. Mr and
Mr E Ft Sheldon; horn Aniretoa, H
B Markham: Oakland, J Thunen.
Mr Roue M Urban and daughter:
Ban Francisco. George Brown, Da
vid Owluela,
14, IiR25
one who has a team that they
think will present a strong nine Is
Invited to meet at the Y. M. C. A
Friday after school to complete
the1 organization of the leacue.
There are to be two divisions of
the organization, one will be for
the boys between 12 and 15 years
old, and the other for those over
that age. Any club In this class
Is urged to make arrangements
for a game with these teams.
S. A, Billinga, teacher of eara-
phone and clarinet, call Geo.
Will's music store. 89
Will Moore, state Insurance
commissioner reports that fees
received by the department for the
fiscal year ending March 31, 1925
totaled $437,380.25. with a little
more than (100,000 yet to come
In. There is also received, through
taxes on fire Insurance premiums
a tax of one-third of I per cent,
amounting tu about $30,000.
Benefit dance tonight at Crys
tal Gardens. Tickets $1. 0. A. C.
5 piece orchestra. Everyone wel
come. 89
Marriage licenses have been Is
sued to Walter Holman, Salem and
Mildred Morris, Turner; Paul H.
Brown and Naomi Whalen, Salem;
Clark Johnson, Tillamook and
Anetta Karl, Salem; Charles H.
Elrey and Louella Zozell Salem
and John F. Zak and Grace Smith,
Salem.
Bon eh t dance tonight at Crys
tal Gardens. Tickets $1. O. A. C.
5 piece orchestra. Everyone wel
come. 89
Charging cruel and Inhuman
treatment including alleged as
sault, intoxication and remaining
out late hours, Susan Tanzer Is
seeking a divorce from John H.
Tanzer. Not long ago she caused
his arrest on a charge of assault
and battery. She asks custody ot
two children and $10 a month
for their support.
Dance. Da nee. Dance. Crystal
Gardens tonight. Tickets $1. All
welcome. 39
The regular drill of the Sons
ot Veterans auxiliary will be stag
ed In the Salem armory tonight
at 8 o'clock.
Attention Eagles, very Import
ant meet of F. O. E. Wednesday
April 15. Come one, come all
Order worthy president. 89
Arrangements have been com
pleted to stage a picnic under the
auspices of the Keizer school Par
ent-Teachers' association on Sat
urday, May 9, at Lakebrook.
Attention, lost, April 1st to
Oct. let, key to Valley Grill. We
thank you. Corn & Com. 89
A party of Salem Lions and E
Cooke Patton of Salem visited the
Independence Lions' den Monday.
The party Included Prank Neer.
district governor ot the Lions, Rev
Martin Feroshetlan, Stanley Laln-
son, C. F. Close and Uufe White.
Tulip blossoms by the dozen or
100. 455 Court street, phone 485
89
A number of prominent demo
crats from Salem attended the Jef
ferson day banquet In Portland
last night. Among those going
were Governor Pierce, W. A. Del
zeli, the governor's private secre
tary, Prohibition Commissioner
Levens A. M. Dalrymple, warden
of the state penitentiary. State
Corporation Commissioner Crews,
State Insurance Commissioner
Moore, Industrial Accident Com
missioner Bragg and George A.
Codding of the state corporation
department.
Mias Mary Johnstone, represent
ing Elizabeth Arden toilet requi
sites, at Central Pharmacy, 410
State street, April 18 to 2Z. In
elusive. SI'
The student body at Kimball
school ot theology held a service
at three o'clock this afternoon to
commemorate the 400th anniver.
sary ot the translation ot the Bible
into English. At the time an oil
painting, "A Man ot Sorrows,'
presented by Mrs. Fransetta Drake
ot Portland, was unveiled.
Call Central Pharmacy, phone
276, for private interview with
Miss Mary Johnstone concerning
your complexion problems, and
the use ot Elizabeth Arden toilet
articles and perfumes, HI
The sheriff at Oregon City last
night notified the Salem police
that an automobile belonging to
Charles N'orrls of Estacada had
been stolen from Oregon City
about 9:30 o'clock last night.
Think kodak; then Buzi.
A permit was received from the
city recorder yesterday, by A. J.
Jacobs for the construction of a
one-story dwelling at 90 North
Church street at a cost of 11750.
Dr. Marshall, osteopath Or.bldg
a
Governor Pierce today Issued a
letter to the people ot Oregon sug
gesting a record attendance at
the opening game of the first ser
ies of games of the Pacific Coast
bsseball league to ba played in
Portland Tuesday, April it, and
suggesting that bnsines men al
low their empToyes a half holiday
for the afternoon.
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens
If
The rae of the state against
James L. ini R. O. Davst. wa ar
arc used ot larceny by ball, will
be heard In justice court tomorrow
They are charged with the theft
ot bogs. Ta men live at Marlon.
Mr. ani irv Lloyd Shlmler. of
HarruburK, vuUte.l at the Dr. M.
H. Ollngar homo yesterday.
MLa Louis tVilltamsjn, steno-
eraphor in the corporation depart-
men at the it ate house, returned
leat night from a visit of several
days tn her home at Med ford.
Mias Lillian Cornell, bookkeeper
for the r. E P. company, spent
Easter In Woodburn with her
brother. Emraett Cornell.
The women who took the laun
dry from front porch at 405 N.
Liberty St. Saturday afternoon is
known and was followed to her
home, please return at ouce to
save further trouble. 89
The county drive for Y. M. C. A.
fuiids wilt continue through the
present w-'elt, it wis stated th:a
i.oon by Secrutary K.mlM? of the
Marion county V. M. C. A. Tho
goal set .'s $2.ft)0.
Mrs. 5. L. SniitU
of Whites.xi
waj in 3ale-n todav.
At a committee meeting of the
toard cf trusted of Wllhunette
university. Saturday the "tuition at
illamette was reluced $10 for
tho coming yoar. It ha 1 original
ly been plunne.1 to make the totil
tuition SIS!, but with the Changs
the price will bs 1150. The anount
include $30 stud.Mit bo.ly fees.
The Jiresor.t tuition ut til2 institu
tion i $100 per year.
Ladles' night for the Salem Ki-
wnnis club was postponed a week
by vote ot the club at Its luncheon
this noon. The original plan call
ed for ladies night next Tuesday,
but because of the Illness of C. B
McCullough, president ot the club
who is sick at a local hospital with
acute appendicitis and would be
unable to attend the affair, it was
postponed tor one week.
Dance, Thursday, April 16
Crystal Gardens, McElroy's or
chestra. 90
Roy Shields, formerly a promin
cnt Salem attorney, was a guest
at the Salem Kiwauis club lunch
con this noon. He is now a resi
dent of Portland. At one tlme'he
was president' of the Salem Ki
wants club.
George Oliver, who graduated
from Willamette university a year
ago, was in Salem visiting friends
Sunday. Oliver Is now Y. M. C.
A. secretary at the University ot
Idaho. He has been asked to re.
turn to that position another
year.
Lyle Page, United States com
missioner, today bound over to
the federal grand Jury Earl E.
Bragg, who with a woman not his
wife was arrested by the Salem po
lice a few dags ago at the South
ern Pacific depot. The woman is
held as a witness against him. The
pair are from Tacoma. The wom
an, whose maiden name she gives
as Sylvia Jones, claims to have a
husband in California, His name
she gives as Corales. She gives
her age as 22 but appears young
er. When first arrested they
claimed to be husband and wife.
Mrs. Mary Walter and
daughter Millie, both of
her
Scio,
were Salem visitors today.
Claude Trimble of Brookings
was In Salem on business this
morniug.
J. A. Sipple ot Mill City under
went a major operation at a lo
cal hospital this morning.
Mrs. F. 3. Tubandt of Alrlle
was operated upon at a local hos
pital today.
The Willamette university base
ball team went to Newberg to play
Pacific college this afternoon,
Mrs. A. Zelka ot Garden' Road
was brought to Salem for medical
treatment at a hospital yesterday.
Mrs. D. W. DeLay of Gervals
will return home tonight. She was
operated upon at a local hospital
some 19 day ago, and has been
under going medical treatment
ever since.
A second election to determine
the oecnpant of a place on the
student council at Salem nigh
school -will be held Thursday, no
majority having been determined
In an election held at the high
school this morning. The second
vote will be between the two lead,
ing contestants of .- todsy's elec
tion, Frances tarts and Wesley Al
len.
Eddie Running, who pleaded
guilty in circuit court to obtain
ing property by false pretenses.
and Albert Wlnkleblock, who
pleated guilty to forgery, were to
day sentenced by Judge Kelly to
serve two years each in the state
penitentiary. M. J. Shanafelt, who
was recently returned here from
Olympla and pleaded guilty to
forgery, was sentenced to two
year in the state prison but was
paroled from the bench.
The senior class at Salem high
school has nominated Edgar Tib-
bits and Avery Thompson to par
ticipate in graduating exercises
of the class this spring. Election
will be made tomorrow. Thomss
Childs has already been selected.
and has stated hat he will prob
ably give a speech ot some kind
Childs" selection was made by
Principal Nelson on the basis of
scholastic standing. It Is expected
that either Tibbita or Thompson,
which ever Is chosen by the class
will make a speech. A third senior
to take part In the graduating ex
ercises will be elected by the fac
ulty, and It Is expected that the
third will probably be a girl, who
will l, '.ye some kind of a musical
number.
Victor Morell. said to be a noted
Rontb American singer, was In So
lent Monday. Bom .If oris were
mad to arrange for a concert to
n given by him, bat he went on
to Portlsnd after a trrlef stop, stst.
Ing thst from Portlsnd he Is going
east. He wan traveling In n an
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON
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WILL BUY PLANT
Dallas, Apr. 1 4 The Polk
County Co-operative Prune Grow
ers held their annual meeting Mon
day afternoon la Dallas and elect
ed a board of directors to handle
affairs during the ensuing year.
Five of the old board of direc
tors were re-elected and two new
ones selected, taking the place of
Dr. M. Hayter and W. M. Elliott,
who withdrew from the associa
tion. The new directors are O.
A. Schroeder and Fred R. Elliott
Ke.elected directors are H. S.
Duti, Ira C. Powell T. J. Alsip
Henry Voth and E. J. Himes. The
board wilt meet on April 22 to
organize for the year and elect of
ficers. The purpose of the plant, upon
which the local holds an option,
was authorized. This is the plant
of the old Oregon Growers.
s Four members of the association
exercised their withdrawal privil
ege. They have been given the
right to sign up again if they so
desire before the 1925 crop is har
vested.
The. financial report of the lo
cal association showed that the
cost of handling the prunes local
ly would be about .8 of a cent
this year. The growers here have
received i cents a pound to
date.
Kenneth Miller of the Portland
chamber of commerce, and Presi
dent Ewing ot the Salem local
were present and spoke on the
work of the organization.
to mobile that was built with a
bed and other things in it to be
used by a traveling auto 1st.
Perry Prescolt Re.gelman, of
this pity, was one of the enlortain
ers f n the annual banquet of the
I'hi Epsilon fraternity of Lin field
College at McMinnville Siturday
right. The banquet was held
the Hotel Elbe r! on and present
and former members of tho fra
lernlty wero In attendance. Mr.
Hefgetnian gavo a ha!t hour of
reading and impersonations. HI3
work was well-received and he
was tho recipient of many con-
gratulations. Mr. Roigelnaan re-
turno:i Sunday afternoon to Salem,
Professor Welwtw, of Portland.
violinist, was the other entertainer
I resent .
Word was received today by
local Y. M. C. A. authorities that
another student trip to Janan will
be stage-i next summer. Last sum
nur college Atuilents fvuni most
colleges on the Pacifla c.iast took
a trip to Japan, Dwight Flndley
going from Willa-mctto university.
Announcement was made today
at tho Sale:n T. M. C. A. that a
request has como for six men to
take position, in the Y. M. C. A. at
Honolulu. The positions Invjlve
various Y. M. C. A. activities, ani
whoever is accepted for a posi
tion Is not requii'ia to sign up for
any definite length oi time.
Ruport was made this morning
the city herilth officer of the
birth of a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Griffith, prominent
Salem residents. They both at
tended Sutom high school, and
Oregon agricultural college. Mrs.
Griffith's namo was formerly Miss
Ila Spauldlng. Tho daughter has
been named Lorah Ka'.e Griffith.
B. J. Kiir.ber. county T. M. C
A. secretary, went to Mill City to
attend tne Willamette valley Pres
bytery to.Jay.
An affidavit of prejudice has
been filed against Clrcolt Judge
McMahan by ATfred Fox, admin
istrator of th3 estate of Teresa
Hell. The estate is In litigation.
Fox declares in his affidavit that
Jadge McMahan has a prejudice
ngdinst the administrator and that
because of such pnj'idice he can-
nrt.act fairly and' Impartially as a
judgo tn the case. The Teresa
Bell wilt was subject for a bitter
contest in probate court tn which
the Fox faction won out and an
appeal has been taken.
Objections have "been filed in
probate to the final report of
Golda star as administratrix of the
estate ot W. H. Wll'iams. rt being
allege! that she overpaid In at
torney's fees, that h 3 overpaid for
certain expenses of the estate in
BE CAREFUL
D. Jones and Blrdlne M. Perllch
report at police headquarters that
their automobiles collided at
Church and Marion streets with
some damage to both cars.
Died
HERN'AX Juts B. Heenan
died at local hospital April
12 at the aire ot (4 years. Ho
I mirrlved by his mother, Mr.
Michsel C. Heenan, and a
ter, Mrs. Mary D. nines, both
of Denrer, Colo. The body I at
nebbs funersl parlors. Funer
al aantfuncement later. 1
NELSON' In this city April 13
Jonathan Neicoa, a, St. He
wa a member of 8edc.wlek post
oar, and M the ioor of Iowa.
Remain) are at the Rlgdon
mortuary, funeral announce
ment later.
f
furnished an heir with moaey
feom the estate wkhout Drooer
4mhorlty.
Salem public schools opened this
morning, after having been closed
si ace Thursday tor a brief Easter
vacation.
GIRL VICTIM OF
GRAND DRAGON
.,, , DIES OF POISON
(Continued from Page One)
quash the indictments, which
charges assault and battery with
intent to kill, assault and battery
with lutent to rape, malicious
mayhem, kidnaping and conspir
acy to eomntit a felony.
Miss Oberholtxer had been un
conscious for two weeks preceding
her death.
Miss Oberholtzer was widely
known in public school circle
throughout Indiana. She had
served as secretary-treasurer of
the Young People's Reading Circlc
ot Indiana, an organisation con
nected with the public school sys
tem, andalso was formerly employ
ed in the office ot the state super
intendent of public instruction.
' Accomnlices Held.
Earl Klinuk and Earl Gentry,
alleged to have been companions
ot Stephenson, are under indict
raent wtih hint on the charge ot
consn racy to commit a leiony.
According to members of the
girl's family, Miss ODerholtler told
them she went to Stephenson's
home In the Butler College dis
trict, near her own home, on Sun
day evening. March 15. Mepuen
son. who-was prominent in repub
lican poltiics and active in the suc
cessful campaign of uovernor
Jackson for the nomination and
election, had called her on what
ho said was an Important matter,
Ullss Oberholtzer is said to have
told her parents.
Arriving at Stephenson's home.
According to her parents, she said
she was forced to drink some liq
uor. Following tho drinking,
members of the family say. she
told them she was taken on train
to Hammond, Ind and was at
tacked in a hotel room there.
Drank Poison.
On March 16, Miss Oberholtzer
salt! she was permitted to leave
the hotel in' order to purchase a
hat, ae she had left her home bare
headed. According to the story,
she purchased and took poison and
returned to the hotel, tell Stephen
son and 10s companions ot her
act. Bite then was placed In an
r.ntoinobile end returned to In
dianapolis, arriving in this city
Monday evening. Her family de
clnrcs ehe was not returned to her
home until Tuesday, March 17.
when a mnn left her at the house
dnring their absence. Ho Is said
to have informed a neignuor inoi
ill IHI III
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she had been In auto accident.
Dr. Kingsbury, called to attend
Mias Oberholtser, said then were
many lacerations on her body, but
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Auction Sale
459 Oak Street, near Liberty Street
Thursday, April 16-1:30 P. M.
Consisting of antique furniture, brtc-a-bac, rugs, draperies,
lovefy birdseyo maple chiffonier and dresser, curled hair and
silk floss mattresses, red mahogany library tables, mahogany
rockers, mahogany chairs, old mahogany clock and mahogany
dresser, blue velvet rug 9x12, Axmlnster rug till, quartered
oak dining table, 6 diners, tea table, serving table, china
cabinet, draperies and curtalnr, Vulcan gas range, tailor's table,
sherry rockers, antique mahogany Bota, Rookwood electric table
lamp hand painted by Gunther, rought Iron Italian electrls
floor lamp, fluff hall rug, dlctlonery and stand, oak hall seat
and rack, hand carved mahogany library table, jardlnler and
itand, mahogany arm chair, Chinese gong, Vernis Martin bed,
Chinese gin jug, 3 fluff rugs, brass electric lamp, refrigerator,
tltchcn utensils and dishes, hand painted dishes and other
.ovcly articles. Terms cash.
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roomy Pullman tection, compartment oc draw
Inc, room.
The carefully arlectrd p-nonncl of modern
well-manned mini providing Intelligent, cour
troui personal ervlce.
Delicious food in the Southern Pacific dining
car freth fruit and vegetable always deli
cioui future.
All the way, the ever-fascinating scenery of that
superb bhasta route.
Pour fine trains dally. Pot complete infvrnt
tion ask
Southern Pacifec
For information tea 0. L. Darling:, Agent, Salem, Oregon;
A. A. Kickel, D. F. 4 P. A., 184 I. Liberty St, Phone 41 or 80.
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