PAGE TWO
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM. OREGON
From the Richest and
Best Part of the State
News from
Nearby Valley
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1925
ii -..I
Points
By Capital Journal's
.Special Correspondents
IK SPENT IN ,
JAIL NOT SAME
AS FINE,
Albany, Or., June 24. Ivai
Murphy, serving a jail (sentence in
lieu of payment or. a &0 line
must servo hie allotted time in the
county jail or pay the entire fine.
Judge Percy R. Kelly decided In
the circuit court after hearing the
arguments of Tob Garland, reprc
senting Murphy, and District At'
torney L. O. Lewellinc, represent'
ing Sheriff Richard, over a peti
tion for a writ of habeas corpus
for Murphy,
Judge Kelly, in denying the
writ, ruled thut the law makes no
provision for credit on a fine pay
ment for time served by a prisoner
in the county jail. Murphy alleged
that ho had served 99 V4 days in
jail, and should accordingly be
given credit lor f 199. He had of
fered at tho end of the 99 V4 days
to pay (301 of the fine. Sheriff
Richard has refused to accept this
part of payment of the tine, re
. quiring, upon the advice of the
district attorney, tnat Murphy pay
250 ditva.
Judas Kelly thus upheld tbo
district attorney in his interpreta
tion and Sheriff Richard In his
execution of the law.
Murphy, through his attorney,
has filed notice of appeal to the
tftato supreme court. He furnished
$500 appoal boiiu and ha been
released pending final decision by
the supreme court.
When this question is decided
ft is said, many counties In Ore
gon In Oregon will be compelled
to change tactics if they comply
with the law. According to word
received hern the state prohibition
dpartment iiself nad advised ac
ceptance of part payments of fines
In local cases, contrary to Judge
Kelly s ruling.
BARN NEAR SILVERTON
DESTROYED BY FLAMES
Silverton, Or.," June 24. The
barn of L, Prcdcck. whose home is
about four miles east of Silverton,
was coc:nletely destroyed by fire
Monday night. Not only was the
building burned but also eome
hay, abort 0 cords of wood, a
clover huller, a tractor and a num
ber of other farm implements.
The loss of the barn and contents,
none of which, according to re
port, wag insured, was estimated
at about $7000. No animals were
lost in the fire. It has not been
definitely learned but it is believed
that the fire wa started by chit-
CASE TAKES ON
all of the fine or serve the entire dren playing with matches.
West Salem, June 24 The trial
,1 Frank Einfeldt, who was
rested lost week for poisoning two
German police dogs belonging to
George Aschenbrenner, haa been
set for next September.
One belief prevailing here is to
the effect that the dogs died as a
result of eating salmon scrape
which Einfeldt fed to his chickens,
Einfeldt is in tne habit of bring
ing raw salmon scraps from Sa
lem and scattering them in his
chicken yard. It is believed that
the dogs, wandering from Aschcn
brenner's property, located only a
few yards away, picked up some
of the scrais and died as a result.
Einfeldt is quote as denying em
phatically that he placed any
poison in tne sera ps, or in any
other food for the doga to cat. lie
intends to fight the lawsuit brought
by Aschetibrenner, to a finish. The
two men live 7 blocks west of the
West Salem gravel plant.
The situation Is complicated by
the fact that a captive! coyote,
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS ITEMS
owned by a West Salem r&fldent.
broke loose last week, and
thought to have killed a lumber
I cmcicens. Tij claim advanced
is that it was the coyote, not
Aschenbrenner's dogs, that killed
Elnfoldt's chickens.
Aschenbrenner sets the value of
ma dogs at 91000.
PALLS CITY
corn show to be held in Salem this
I fall at which time the Marion Com
Falls City, June 24. Prof, and Imunlty club will, under the dl
Mrs. I. W. L. Kaufman and fnm-hectlon of Bert Jeffery. endeavor
uy left here Tuesday for Carba-1 to furnish an exhibit equal to any
nado, wd., where Mr. Kaufman I placed on display.
hns charge of the high school. I Lester Clogan came up from
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Otte and Salem Monday and Is visiting at
family left Monday for an extend- the home of his sister, Mrs. Her-
ed trip to Minnesota to Tlit rel- man DeLang.
a Uvea. I Due to the burning out of one
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carey of I of their motors the rock crusher
Halscy, Or., epent Thursday at has been closed down until the
the O. L. Carey home, and the
two couples went to Tillamook
and visited relatives, after which
they visited the Tillamook beach
w and cheese factor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray McDonald
and son Ronald, spent Sunday allowing here but the crop will
JNewnort nench. very short.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bell of In-1 Mrs. Max Robblus and son Hur
dopendence visited with Mr. and (old spent Tuesday visiting at the
motor is rewound.
Mrs. E. P. Thomas of Helena,
Mont., la visiting a few days with
her niece and nephew, Mrs. Claude
Overholser and Ralph Thomas.
Loganberry picking Is In full
be
Mrs. W. Cnncroft Sunday.
Harold Wagnor and Junior
Horn are home for the summer
from Eugene, where they attend
inn university of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vastiaw
of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
PUuJmigton of Dallas and Mrs.
home of Mrs. Bobbins' parents,
Mr. and Mrs, M. A. Barber.
SILVERTON
Siivorton. Or.. June 24. Oorirn
neuriKsen jr., ana Herman Hlling
son, wno have heen vis t he a
Leila Meyers of Salem were Falls "10 llo"" of 1,10 fo"'ier, left Mon
City visitors Saturday. lur oeaiuo. Mr. Henrlksen !:
Ed Horn wan home from Van-I u"uuK-r jur mo wiuior coiieKC
couvcr. Wn.. over t in week rniii. "" "anu anu nas ueen mak
visiting with his parents, Mr. and '"B "rruncemcnta for a concert to
Mrs. C. M. Horn "e alvcn here soon, lie and Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Mlko Plvnn of I'-iiiiigson drove out from Iowa in
Portland and Mrs. Julia f'oiirinr ear. trom Seattle they plan to
of Dallas wcro In town Monday!0 10 "eiena, wncro they will Join
visiting with old friends. ".
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Cole have Winona I'almer returned
moved hero from Wlllanilna and to nor home in this city Sunday
11 vine- in Hie Merldlnir lionae Mr. I after a week spent In Portland
Cole is the editor of tlm Fll Pllv with her sister, Mrs. Harold Craia.
Kntcrnrlse. I A nine-pound daughter arrived
I.I 1 tie Roy and Lorraine Vlek at the home of Mr. and Mrs
of Salem spent several days rtoJ,Ml,n Withers, Sunday. Juno 21.
past week with llinlr rrnmluar- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moser and
enu. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mcrhlln.anuSner. Oeraldlne, of Portland
their farm near town, while 1 visum wua relatives at Silverton.
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- umlay.
fred Vlck, were in Portland; upon I Dr. C. w. Keene left Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Vli-k's return Frl- morning ror a two weeks' vaca
day, the family remained at thai1'011- Mr". Keene and daughters
farm until 8- -lay evening. I went to (iearhart last week to be
Mrs. Dnrthels and Miss Elfa I Rone several weeks.
Wn., Mr. and Mrs. Sam Williams.
nnd John and Allen Williams and
thlsl Husscll Mohers. all of Scotts Mills,
tort last Thursday by auto for
Ethel I'ngo of Seattle, I Taylors Falls, Minn. Thoy will
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack I1" with Mrs. Ltllle Molierg and
Enirel id, both of Teako,
are the house guests ot Mr.
Mrs. Knymond Creaswell
w k.
Mrs.
Wash.,
Marker and fan.lly ot Turner. Or., 'lo not ciiicn lo return for three
were limine guests at the E. p. months. Mr. Williams Is a bro
Drown home Sunday. tiler and ISnrsell Muberg a nephew
sir. nnd M -. M. A. Gondspoed f Mis. L,. II. Myers of Silverton.
or west halem spent Sunday
I re with Mrs. fioodsp cil'e d.-mgli
ter. .Mrs. J. Illinartcs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Slewnrt and
daughter Auilry, nnd Todd
nnd daughter, llernlee, all of
nnodlitirn, opent t" day vlslling
will sirs. Mnllle I'ucli
"r. and Mn. Cash lloherla and
eon, ( 'inrles, ere over from Sa
lem Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs. Hoherts sinter, M
Jody Itltoadrs.
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Iluell and
family spent . inlay In Sllets,
1 Mrs. liuell's parents, Mr
sun airs, rsoaii rergu. -in. They
look little Katlierinc Ferguson
nome .nor ting Willi the
litlells for thr?e weeks.
Mrs. t'll inil llovell Is homo for
a fev. days It with her par
ent., -lr. and Mrs. II. M. Howell
Mu; Howell .a a mime at Hie
falirlneld ho .al In Po. land
MILL CITY
Jefferson. Or.. June 24. Ollle
Ur.ulen was In Albany, Tuesday,
sir. mm Mrs. Vaal, from (llen
dalo, Oil., visited with Charlotte
and Gwendolyn Bllyeu, Tuesday
morning.
McHlii Hampton went to Salem
Tuesday.
Mis. McDowell nnd son. Archie.
were In Aliinn", Tuesday. Archie
is hnvlng dental work done.
.cnh Fpperly nnd Mi llssa Ttob
ertsnn left the Inst of thn week to
visit In O.-.inls Pnss and Ashland
with relatives.
Mr. I.eo Cr.x returned from the
hosptnl In Albany. Monday, with
her baby daughtvr. She has been
named Mario Jean Cox.
It. L. Dorman went to Salem,
Tuesday, cp. business.
Mrs. N. H, Looney and daugh
ter, Greta, and Mrs. Catherine
Brown, were Albany shoppers
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Hutch-
Infi, from Portland, spent the week
end at S. R. Tandy's. Mr. and
Mrs. Tandy went back with them
to Portland, Sunday, returning
homo on Manday.
George Witherlle and D. M
Burnett went to Toledo, Tuesday,
on business.
CLOVEKDALE
Cloverdalo, Or., June 24. A
vci-y quiet and satisfactory school
meeting was held here Monday.
Only eight voters were in attend
ance. Ivan Hadley was elected as
director for a three-year term and
Arthur Kunke was re-elected
school clerk.
Tho loganberry picking has
opened tip in all the patches
aro'ind here. The fruit Is largo
mis year.
Mr. and Mrsr. W. H. Wilson
have their new house In Salem
well under construction now.
Wuldemar Kunke of Portland Is
here visiting his grandmother.
Mrs. C. Kunke. and his uncle
Arthur Kunke.
Miss Edith Fllflet ot Salem
spent the week-end here with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ml
l''liwlct.
Mr. Llmbaugb of Snlom Is doing
carpenter work here for William
llutzky.
BISHOP PAYS CALL TO
SILVERTON CHUURCH
Silverton. Ore.. Juno -i
msuop vt. u. Shepherd ot Port
land and bis cabinet, consisting
ui ur. a. li. nowartn. Dr. A. S.
Hcisy of the Eastern distriet and
Dr. D. H. Leech of Salem, were
visitors ac tne Methodist Eplsco.
pal church of Silverton sm,,r.
uay night. The party Is paying
i3iia 10 mi cnurcnes in the
Salem district within one week.
Tho church at Silverton was the
eighth visited on Saturday. The
party took dinner here and held
a meeting inter in the evening
After spending the night here the
men went on to Pratura at
early hour.. , ,
me ooject or tne visit wan
tnree-tom. in tne nrst place the
physical aspects of the church
property were investigated, in the
second stock was taken of the
spiritual atmosphere.., Vof , the
church. The third reason was to
give members an opportunity of
talking over the apooln-tment of
a pastor tor next year. .
liishop Shepherd was enter
tained at the home of Dr. and Mrs,
It. E. KJelnsorge, Dr. Hdwarth and
Dr. Hei'sy at the M. C. Woodward
home and Dr. Leech at the -home
of Dr. and Mrs. P, A. Loar. ,
PLAN REUNION OF JONES
CLAN NEAR WOODBURN
Woodburn, Or.. June 24. Dur
Ing July, Mr. and Mrs. Italnh M
Jones and family of Son Francisco
will visit relatives 011 French
Prairie. A gathering of the clan
Is planned in their honor when Its
235 members, scattered along the
Pacific coat from Alaska to Mex
ico nre urged to attend.
The reunion will be held at the
donation claim ot S. W. It. and
Elizabeth Allen Jones, who cross
ed the pains In 1853. The Fourth
of July has been selected as
suitable date for the descendants
of this pior.cer couple to meet and
tell once more of the peaceful con
quest of Oregonterritory.
ODD FELLOWS ARE TO ;
CELEBRATE ON FOURTH
Jefferson, June 24 The I.'o. O.
P. lodges from Marlon, Linn- -and
Benton counties will celebrate here
on the Fourth of July. Tha pro
gram will start with a band con
cert at 10 o'clock. A musical and
literary program, athletic events
and a baseball game between Jef
ferson and Tangent wilt be a few
of the things for entertainment
Grand Master Young of Hcrmiston
will be the speaker of the day.
'mere will be a basket dinner
noon. Everybody Is welcome.
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MAUION
M irlon, June 21 MIm Mnrlon
) arbor and Mrs. Wnrren Gray vrcrv
Balpm visitors Monday.
J. H. Hnilth and nephew Jinnes
Smith of Denver were in town
Monday looking after biuilnww! In
terests. Mr. Smith reports Mm.
Smtt.i ns being In vrry poor henKh.
Mr. and Mm. Klule 1'lrknrd wcrr
In Albnny Monday trnnnnctlng bus)
ne-4. Their very attractive home
which they are building there in
rapidly n on ring completion,
C. A. George wss In Halem Mon
day having his Injured finger at
tended to.
Thru the efforts of Ilev. Htewnrt
pant or of the Marlon I'refbyterinn
church, the vested choir of tho
First Grace church of Albany will
alng at the 11 t. m. services at thet- -rr V
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BOY INJURED IN RUNAWAY
Turner, Or., June 24. Monday
evening about 6 o'clock Elmer
Webb, son of J. L. Webb of this
city, sustained some very painful
bruises in a runaway, while driv-
ng throush town with a hay rake.
While appioacliiug the bridge
near the Poi'tland-unmascus cream
station the horse started to run.
The bridle became unbuckled and
allowed the bits to come of the
horse's mouth causing the boy to
lose control ot the horse. The rake
truck the bridge railing, causiag
the shafts to break loose, allowing
tne horse to run on down the
street where it was caught. The
impact- threw the boy to the
ground. Ifo was placed in a car
that was handy and taken homo,
wnero it was round that there
were no Doncs broken, but he suf
fered brulsm that will probably
uj uim uti tor a iew aays.
JEFFERSON COUNCIL
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Jefferson, June 24. A special
council meeting was called Mon
day evening for the purpose of
electing a new council memhnr
anu niarsuai ana water suoer'
imenueni. mr. u. m. Burnett
was elected as council member In
tne place ot u. H. McKee; Mr. L,
H. Knight was elected as
marshal and water superintend
ent to mi the place vacated by
me resignation ot Elmer Beach,
U. S. CONSUL AND WIFE1
HONORED ON PICNIC
Silvertoj!.' Or., June 24. Mr.
and Mrs. Nolan entertained
number of friends In the city nark
of silverton, Sunday afternoon.
Twenty-sljc guests were present at
the party which was given In hon
or ot Mr.- and Mrs. Fred D. Fisher-
Mr. andMrs. Fisher are here from
Mantes, France, where Mr. Fisher
is United States consul generat.
He is now on furlough. Mrs.
Nolan is a niece of Mr. Fisher.
Mrs. Jogt.ph.ne Crooke of Golden
dale, Wash., an aunt of Mrs. No
lan, was also present Sunday.
BISHOP SHEPARD AND
PARTY VISIT TURNER
Turner, Or., June 24.. Monday
was a rod letter dav for the local
juotuodist church when the bishop
and four district superintendents
arrived In Turner. Monday, at
12:30 and partook of a good din
ner preparol by the ladies of the
clmrch. After the dinner they
talked to tho people present about
the different departments ot the
church work. There were about
si) present to greet the men and
take part In the meeting.
FALLS CITY TEAM WINS
" FROM MONMOUTH 10-2
Falls. City. June 24. The
"jinx" that has been hoodoolnc
the Falls City baseball team was
absent Sunday wh.a the team de-
teateu Monmouth team at Mon
mouth, with a score of 10-2. Bud
Green of Mt. Angel and Elwood
Townar were new batteries add
ed to the Falls City team.
MILL OPERATORS FINED
Dallas. Or.. -June 24. G W.
and j. H. Miland, operators of
small sawmill In the Willamina
district, were fined $25 each by
Justice of the Peace Coad, Tues
day, on a charge of taking im
proper precautions to prevent fires
at their mill. They were said to
havo had no spark arrester, refuse
burner, or fire fighting equipment.
The arrest was made Monday by
fire wardens.
MONMOUTH CONSTABLE
ANSWERS DAMAGE SUIT
Dallas, Or., June 24. W. J.
Mulkey Jr., constable of the Inde.
pondeace-Monmouth district, dix
tendant in a $10,000 damage suit
brought by Mrs. Arkie Pugh, filed
his answer to the suit Tuesday
through his attorney, Oscar Hay.
ter. Mr. Mulkey declares that any
injuries sustained by Mrs. Pugh
were brought about by her at
tempt to prevent the recapture of
Walter Godscy, who attempted to
break away from Mr. Mulkey, who
had taken bim In custody on fc
larceny by bailee charge.
Mulkey's answer declares that
Mrs. Pugh attempted to hold him
after Godsey broke away and that
he freed himself after ordering her.
to let go.
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