Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-24

Sheriff Esch yesterday sold the Com
ct to Charles K. Dennison, who held an
attachment against the boat for $50 for
storage.
A marriage license was issued today
by County Clerk Gehlhar to Claude
HOffer and Stella Dunagan, both of
stayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John seigmund have
returned from a weeks visit in South
ern Oregon. Mr.. siegmund declares
thathe and his wife enjoyed themselves
greatly while in the south.
Miss Ora Harkness, of Albany, has
returned to her home after a long so.
iourn in the east where she graduated
from the Columbia School of Oratory.
Miss Hardness, since her return, has
given several recitals which have eaus.
ed much comment.
Your moneys WORTH Why, that's
our middle name. We guarantee it alb
solutely. That s why those sore spots
are healing. Slowly but surely we are
gaining the 1000 mark. That means
new park and better accommodations.
Be booster for the Senators.
E. W. Spencer, motorcycle policeman,
in reply to communication in this pa
per, accusing him of speeding, and say.
ing "that if he was on flat salary,
instead of being pair commissions, he
would not be in such a hurry" says
that he is now and has been all the
time on straight salary, and that he
is never guilty of speeding unless in an
swering call and that each time he
has been accused of speeding he was
with other officers, and was answering
calls.
Alleging that her husband, Don R.
Quigley, deserted her four years ago,
and has failed and neglected to support
either herself or minor child during the
past five years, Bertha Quigley yes
terday commenced action in the circuit
court for divorce.
The log drive for the Chas K. Spauld-
ing Logging Company is expected to
reach here in about three weeks Owing
to the logs having been driven, many
have already reached their destination.
Something over 100000 feet of lum.
Der is in the drive, whic his one of the
largest on record.
Up to the present time very little
damage to the cherry crop has resulted
from the rains which have prevailed in
this territory for the past four days.
Some of the riper fruit is cracking
slightly, but not enough rain has fal.
len to render the damage noticeable.
County Clerk Gehlhar and Deputy
Boyer were busy yesterday afternoon
arranging and preparing for mailing
the different blanks which are to be
used by the official registrars through
out the county. The new blanks are re.
quired by the act passed by the last
legislature. They are bound in loose
leaf form, and can be either added to or
reduced in size.
City Health Officer Miles and his
deputy are making a visit to all local
factories at present, and warning them
to keep the factory premises in a sani-
tary condition. Not only the manufac-
turing plants in the suburbs are being
investigated, but those in the business
district There has been several con.
fectionery store proprietors advised to
clean up and place their places of busi.
ness in a more sanitary and slightly con.
dition, while various other Salem estab.
lishments will come under the investi.
CATION zone before the present tour is
completed.
F. L. Gabers, who was arrested by
the police Sunday night is being held
pending a thorough investigation as to
his sanitay. It was complained that
Gabers was in the habit of visiting
back doors of homes and otherwise dis.
turbing the residents of North Salem.
Chester Allen, of jefferson, yester.
day caused the arrest Of John Sherman
of the same town, on charge of as.
sault and battery committed on Allen.
sherman entered a plea of not guilty
and his case was set for 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning.
Duke" Hirshberg, Joe Harris, Julius
Wolfe, Kola Neis and W. Liveslely
have gone to Sheppard's s Springs, Wash.
ington, for a week or ten days outing.
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