Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-13

Woolen Manufacturing company. This
company asks a Judgment in the sum of
the full value Of the goods and $50
additional.
Marriage licenses we're issued today
for the marriage Of Robert o. Brown
and Nora May Shipp both Of this city,
and Earl H. Socner, an Aurora farmer
and Winnie Pearl win Of Hubbard.
The Jury in the case Of G. W. Tobin
against Mike Nash, the rather notorious
controversy over horse trade, returned
u verdict IN favor Of the plaintiff
awarding him damages in the ,um
of 81.
The case OF M, Barde and son against
d, Samuels will be called in the circuit
court tomorrow morning at . O'Clock
and the ease of the State against A. j.
Anderson will be called at | o'clock,
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The Rev, Z, D. Hognschuh has been
reelected president Of the United Min.
istoral association Of Portland. which
held its first meeting for the year yes.
terddy morning at the Y. NJ. g.. a,
Other Officers are; Niccp president, j,
b. Plrsonsj secretary, j, A. GOodc, and
treasurer II, Schuchnecht.
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Great plans are being made at tho
Salem Y. NJ. G.. A. this afternoon for
the annual members meeting and ban.
I quet which will be held this evening nt
$3.50. A large attendance is expected
aud the promoters promise something
special both in the line Of cats and con.
yersatiOn,
i
At the "Bungalo" Christian church,
corner 18th aud Court streets, Mr.. Ros.
sell discourscd last night NJ the Bun.
gallo church on the subject of the De.
lyerance Of the Hebrews from bondage
and clearly and graphically showed IL
to be Il type Of the dclivcrance Of the
whole world from the bondage Of sin,
through the Gospel Tonight his sbicct
will he How Much Faith Docs II Take
TO Save, illustrated by u beautiful Old
Testament story
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For tho purpose OF demonstrating 10
the people Of the willamette valley
that field corn can hc grown success
/ fully In this section Of the country, Lu.
ther j, Chupn, county Hgrcultuuist,
IN promoting Corn Show 10 be held in
this city November 70 aud IT, Mr.
Chapin has looked over the corn fields
IN Kaiser bottom and reports the coru
In thnt section ripcniug US well ns u
does any place IN the United States,
aud that The Weld will br heavy. tie
is spending this week In looking over
the corn crops In different purts of this
county TO secure exhibits for ;hc Coru
Show.
Protesting against the removal Of the
station ON the Woodhun. Springfield
branch Of the Southern Pacific railroad
from the present stopping place, at
Tiuplcstad, In Marion county, y. l., Hat.
tchcrg, former nicmhcr Of the lcgis.
laturc from this county, has addressed
the railroad commission stating that the
grentcst number of patrons ARE served
under the present conditions and loca.
tion Of the station than would he the
ease Of the station were moved The
commission received a petition lust
week, signed hy rs citizens of the
Tmglcstad ncighborhood, asking that
the railroad station he moved from
Tmgleslad 10 Paradise Alley or MtKm.
ley crossing, Mr. llattrhcr{'s CON.
munication comes IN the nature Of re.
monstraucc,
The two state accountants who have
been exporting the books Of County
Treasurer Moore In the tax collecting
department after two wcoks work In
checking up iouud when they cumpci
cd their task last Weekend that George
poulus had uverehargcd the taxpayers
of the county two cents ON a li,tlc over
q million dollars which he handled dur.
ing the course Of the year. The two.
cent overchargc came in collecting In.
tcrcs, on delinquent taxes. The at.
counts showed that the taxes collected
amounted TO tpia, ,2SS,0l, ON errors, aud
double amounts was the sum OF Sl0,
Oip.iO, Delinquent taxes amounted to
sla,eap.p0, making total of Sl,00B,
SnS,di ON the toll when u was turned
over by the tax collector 10 the sheriff
fot the collection Of delinquent taxrs
.aa-O.-aas
y Members Of Mul,nomAh Chap
81 ter No, I, r. A. NJ, arc re-.
d qucs,cd 70 meet a, the lodge