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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1927)
PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1927 MORLEY RITES IN AFTERNOON AT SILVERTON Silverton, July 21. Funeral ser vices were held from the Jock & Eckman parlors at 2 o'clock this afternoon lor George 'Morley, pio neer Marlon county resident, who died at Klamath Falls, Tuesday morning while on a hunting and fishing trip. Rev. Bennett officiat ed with graveside ceremonies at the Miller cemetery in charge of the Knights of Pythias. Morley was the eldest of 10 chil dren born to John and Selah Mor ley, an early Oregon pioneer fam ily, and was born December 6 1850 at Union Hill, near Sublimity. He moved to Silverton with his family when eight years old, the father purchasing what Is now known as the Thomas Salthe place on South Water street. All his life was spent within a few miles of Sil verton. In 1886 he purchased a farm on the Abiqua and was one of the first hop growers In the state, being in this business for nearly 30 years. He was married to Marie Shepard, daughter of the pioneer Shepard family living near McKee, In 1877. His wife died In 1910. In 1912 Mor ley bought a place In Silverton in the same block hi which he was born. Morley was a member of the W. O. W. and K. P. lodges. Surviving are three children, Frank and Jay Morley and Mrs. Car Haberly, all of Silverton; three grand children, three brothers, Roy. John and Charles, all of Silverton; six sisters, Mrs. Rose Shiplock, Mrs. Eff le Hicks, Mrs. Ella McCleary, Mr Alice Jack and Mrs. Mary War nock, all of Silverton, and Mrs. Iva Mitch ell of Salem. Another son died In Infancy. HUNTLEYS PARENTS Stayton, Or., July 21. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huntley are the proud parents of a new daughter born to them Monday night. PROPOSED SCHOOL VOTE EXPLAINED Hubbard, July 21. W. E. Dillon who has been reelected as eighth j grade teacner and wno is taking un-1 lverslty extension work In Portland this summer, came home Tuesday evening. While home he attended the mass meeting held for the pur pose of enlightening the free hold ers aa to why It Is necessary to vote bonds in order to create funds to build an additional school. Dillon Is one of the 600 students taking the regular university work during the vacation months. He returned to Portland Wednesday. DIVA'S EX-HUSBAND ACCUSED OF FORGERY Portland, Or., July 21. P) Floyd Glotzbach, San Francisco chauffeur, will be returned to Portland to face trial on a charge of forging the name of Mrs. R. D. Inman, wealthy Portland widow, to a $5000 check. Glotzbach acted aa chauffeur for Mrs. Inman, widow of R. D. Inman, a member of the Inman-Poulsen Lumber company, on a recent tour of the United States. Glotzbach achieved national notor lety In 1922, when he married Mar guerite Matzenauer, opera singer, who subsequently divorced him. Mrs. Inman says she believes GloU bach Is mentally unbalanced and for that reason, has refused to partici pate in his prosecution. Glotzbach la about 32 years old, and a world war veteran. He was said to have been shell shocked overseas. MEET AFTER YEARS Wlllard, Or., July 21. Recent guests at the Harris Thompson home were Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. Ella M. Anderson and daughter, Mellie, who are from Spokane. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Anderson have not seen each other for 30 years, Mrs. Dan Clark and daughter, Mildred, of Harrlsburg were visitors at the Thompson home last week. MOVES LAW OFFICE Dallas, July 21. William Har combe, district attorney for Polk county, Is moving from the offices of Brown At Harcombe in the Brown building, to the offices In the Uglow building formerly occu pied by Attorney Helgerson. Enjoy Health Again; Dally we receive tcstt PQL monials from persons gfe, restored to health after ff suffering from Indlgcs- j- tlon, constipation and J. abdominal pains, loss of 4 sleep and appetite and r-V general run down con-j-yf dition. Yick So Herb Co. 430 State St.. Salrni in Consultation Free Open 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Any Amount With ample funds avail able we are always ready to place Mortgage Loans in. any amount. Quick action on every applica tion. Satisfaction in ev ery transaction. Hawkins & Roberts, Inc. 2nd Floor Oregon Bldg. BIDS TO BE ASKED ON OWYHEE PROJECT Portland, Or.. July 21 V-United States reclamation bureau la adver tising for bids (or construction ol the Owyhee Irrigation project to be opened at the office of the bureau in Boise, Ida., August 10. acneauies for the bids received today at office of the trade and commerce depart ment of the chamber of commerce calls for clearing land for dam and ditches, construction of roadways, tunnel work, grading, reinforced concrete work, Installation of cul verts, gates and reinforced concrete and ouier work. It will be one of the largest Irrigation project con tracts ever awarded in the Pacific northwest. FOSTER MOTHER OF SAWYER HERE Mrs. Maude Williamson, route 1, Dayton, foster mother of Maynard Sawyer, who was killed In the cross inf accident here Tuesday night, ar rived In Salem yesterday. Sawyer's mother died a few days after his birth and according to Mrs. Williamson he was taken Into their family and raised as their own son. He had always been attentive to his foster parents and had on his per son when he died, letters addressed to them at Dayton. Mrs. Williamson called at the of fice of the chief of police this after noon where she questioned officers concerning the accident and also In sisted on knowing what Mrs. Lock- wood, driver of the death car, had said. She seemed stunned at the suddenness of her "boy'6" death but was anxious to learn every detail. LEAVE VYILLABD HOME WUlard, Or., July 21. Mrs. Alice White and Miss Geneva White, mother and sister of Mrs. Jay Thompson, who have been visiting at the Thompson home for the last six weeks, left Monday morning for California, where they will visit reuv tlves. Mrs. White and her daugh ter reside in Cold water, Kan. FGIt INFORMATION ABOUT VOUAL Oli EASTERN RAIIi ROAD TRIPS PHONE! 127. OrejonElectrlcRxK fcijffi-Mi towm ifaiiqt if Teal LEAVE FOB VACATION Bubbard, July 31. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Beckman and children have left for a vacation at Garibaldi. During the absence of Miss Ruth Calvert, cashier at the Hubbart State bank, will be In charge. 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