Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-24
An even siOO, which it is alleged was

an even olOO, which 1t Is alleged was
overpaid on check given to A. Noul.
let, a prominent farmer of this county,
FOR wheat crop delivered at the
Cherry City FIGURING Mills, was tac
cause of suit filed in the circuit court
Saturday p, W. Geiser, of the Cherry
City FIGURING Mills, alleges in his coin.
plant that he received 371 bushels of
wheat at the mill from Mr.. Moullct
aud after deducting two small amounts
that the sum Of $239. 10 was due Mr..
Moullet, but ii is claimed that when
the check was made out it was througa
error made out for the sum of 1899. IL.
Chief of Police Frank Shedecl. VITA
and children, and Constable Il. r. Coon.
er and wife, who have been spending
the past 10 days fishing in the Santian,
IN the vicinity ofNDetroit, returned Srt.
nrday evening after having had pleas
ant trip. Both the chief and the con.
stable caught all the fish they con;l
possibly eat. The chief said they caught
all kinds of fish, which, of course. in.
emdes minnows, catfish, suckers. bass
front, salmon trout, salmon, halibut,
mackerel, dried herring and an oceai
ional fuonder. 1t was too dry for dec,
hunting, so that sport was postponel
for a later date.
Clarence True Wilson, Harry @. Nc.
Cain, DR.. Fletcher Homan and Virginia
Wilson were the occupants of the Hwa.
ter wagon that stopped in Salem Sal,
urday and talked to the people on the
streets on the merits of the prohibition
amendment that is to be voted on M
the coming election. The WAGON AMI
speakers drew large crowds of interest.
ed listeners. While DR.. Wilson was
talking Chief of Police Sacdeck and
Speed Cop Spencer arrived ON the scene
IN response to call to the station that
an automobile was oloekading the street
and sidewalk, The auto was moved n
snort distance to relieve the congestion
caused by the gathing of interested lis.
teners,
Teiegrams and letters bearing mes.
sages Of sympathy to Rev. p. S. Knight
aged minister, who is said by the phv.
sleians to be sinking into ais last sleen
~ the Willamette Sanatorium, are being
received from his hosts Of friends. who
hope ana wish that he may be granted
an extension Of life. Although he was
reported resting easier Sunday, he has
in recognizing his friends.
Tie is still conscious, but is taking little
nourlshment and being sustained by the
Administration OF stimulants. His grand.
naildren, whose homes are in San Fran.
cisco, have arrived here. Rev. knight
Was thrown from buggy several weeks
ago, which resulted in an attack OF
paralysis,
Today the Elks are holding funeral
services over the body Of Elmer Ia. |
dhngs, at Boise, Idaho. The body viii
arrive here some time tomorrow ana
the funeral win be from the Lehman K
vicnch undertaking parlors at 2 Q 'cloel,
wednesday afternoon. Burial win III
N the Odd Fellows cemetery.
.
Because the legal machinery Of rina.
nook county sometimes sans on low gear
On order granting the Pacific RAILWAY
Navigation company an extension ~
NO days time for the eressiar ~
depot at Garibalai. The county road
must be vacated al this point before
'he depot can be hnilt and as the matter
must pass through the eitenit eouFt
which will not convene until October i,