Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-04

Complaint was filed this morning by
R. A. McLay and Lola McLay against
Anna Savage and Royal Savage for the
return of personal property valued at
1925 and for $50 damage for the al
legged wrongful detention of the same.
They allege that on November 2, 1916,
the defendants took possession of nine
Jersey cows, one red Pole cow, one Hol-
stein bull, one black sow and six little
pigs, one bowl and discs of a cream
separator, and have held the same to
the injury of the plaintiffs. They ask
a judgment of the court asking return
of the property or its equivalent in
money.
Marriage licenses were issued this
morning to George f. Guerne, farmer
of Turner, and Melba McAllister of Sa-
lem; Harley w. Libby, Jefferson
stock raiser, and Ruth Haynes, of Mar
ion; Walter Clarence Welch, travel
ing purchasing agent of Olympia,
Wash, and Mary E. Eckerlen, stu
dent of Salem.
Supervisor Fike, who looks after the
schools in the northern part of the
county, is working with County Super
intendent Smith today. He reports a
parent teacher association meeting at
Broadacres Friday evening that was
well attended. He gave talk. The as
sociation will meet again next Friday
afternoon for the election of new Of
ficers. Miss Hazel l. Brewer of Port
land, is the teacher and was in charge
of the meeting last night.
decree by default in the case of
R. R. Young against Matte A. Parrish,
an action for the collection of money
alleged to be due on a promissory Lote,
was rendered by Judge Galloway yes.
terday awarding the sum of $l935.0S
to the plaintiff and ordering the mort
gagged premises sold TO satisfy the judg-
ment. 1t was also ordered that all per
sons claiming subsequent to June 81,
1916, were barred from the equity of
redemption
On the ground that the complaint
does not state facts sufficient to con-
stitute a cause of suit, the defendant in
the case of Margaret Howard Murray
against Charles L. Murray filed. a de-
murrer thlS morning.
Final discharge of w. A. Taylor as
receiver of the Abaqua Lumber compa-
ny was granted today as he has COM
piled with the law and turned over to
himself as trustee all money or.prOper-
ty of the company. He was ordered dis
charged of his trust and liability. The
same order was given in the case of
d. A. Vogt against Krebbiel, which
concerns the same action.
Because the horse he bought on Octo-
Der IL, 1916, from John Smith ran away
on October II, and threw out his wife
so that three ribs were fractured her
head bruised and battered, and injury
received internally, G. l.. Larned be-
gan action in the circuit court yester-
day to recover $4,000 general damages,
$3.50 medical fees, and $40 for damage
to the buggy, which was smashed up.
Larned alleges the horse was warranted
as gentle and safe as family driving
horse but that it is wild and unreliable,
unfit and unsafe.
Stipulation for the dismissal of the
following eases which were to come
up before the Oregon supreme court
was made today by the parties concern
ed. The actions are against Marion
county which is respondent The appel
lants are Matilda Chamber, Ida Lewis,
Martha Estes. Ida Wheeler, Carrie NJ.
Chase. The attorneys for the appellants
are G. o. Holman and w. Z. Tooze, Jr.,