Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-01

Vi lhe Jason Lee Memorial
D'eh met last week in the SUNDAY
N"0oi rooms Mrs. Bowan, formerly a
'iary IN China, spoke interest
"siy OF her experiences in the or,o,t
anu her address was enjoyed bv
.arse representation of the ladias 90
.ne parish. Mrs Bowan undere,aras
c(n,yroughly c,, the Missionary situation in
ii',a' ana spoke forcibly of the needs
mat nation. Four names were ad-
1'u 10 the membership of the society.
MI and Mrs. II. b. Sloan. of Los
eer' ana Mrs, Sloan's mother Mrs
Josephine Mcdowell, of Belknan
SPRINGS spring, have arrived in Salem and
"ii spend the winter here. They have
managed the Hotel Belknap and the
springs Tor many years; and have
many friends in Salem who will he
giad to hear that they are here
Born
| JOHNSON-To Mr.. and Mrs Ioh,,er
Johnson, 1926 South Capital Street No
Vember 30, a boy.
lie has been named Jason Ellis
sIRAW-To Mr.. and Mrs. V. A.
straw, 1860 South 18th street, Noyem-
Der 27 son. '
lie has been named WAYNE Alvin.
/
Suit to gain judgment for s23O and |
$oO costs of the suit from NJ. S. Eskew
was begun here in circuit court TODAY
ny y II. Heltzel, administrator of the |
estate of Matthias Goodle. Heltzel al
leges that in 1916 he loaned Eskew
$Z3O which has never been paid. and
'hat It's payment is necessary to the
closing Of the Gooding estate.
charged with the theft of suit of |
clothes suit case, and a pair of
shoes from man at Vancouver, |
wash, the latter part of August, Har-
old Woodard, IS, was arrested here
Saturday night by Sheriff Needham
and Deputy Sheriff Smith He was re-
! turned to Vancouver today by Deputy
Sheriff Laws of that city. Woodard
was working at the White House res
taurant.
George L. Putnam editor of the
Capital Journal, is in Portland today
where he acted as pail bearer at the
funeral of George M. Trowbridge, edi-
tor of the Oregon Journal, who died
in Portland Saturday
The w. c, 7. U. will hold its regular
monthly business meetng, followed by
a short program, tomorrow at 2:30 p.
m. Their regular meetings will be
held, hereafter on the first and third
Tuesdays of every month, the third
Tuesday to be the day of the Silver
Tea. All members and friends are ask
ed to note the new dates.
The mothers Of the Lincoln school
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 in the school building for the
purpose of organizing a Mothers Club.
he mothers of the school are urgent
/ ly requested to attend if possible as
some extremely important matters
, will be brought to the attention of
those who are present. 1t is believed
that all women with children attend
lng the school will be vitality interested
Lin the formation of the club and a
large attendance is expected Wednes-
day.
Boze Bagdasarian, 3S, an Armenian,
today signed papers at the court house
\ declaring his intention of becoming
subject of the United States. Bagda-
sarian lives on route 3, Salem.
The case of w, NJ. McFarlane, suing
for damages alleged to have been me-
lied him in fistic encounter with
Harry O'Neil, will be heard in Judge
Trnruh's court tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Potatoes are said to have been the
Subject of dispute that caused the
fight
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Entermille
are here after spending a week at the
Pacific Livestock Exposition at Port
land, visiting Mrs. Entermilles par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Gardner of
Polk county They are both 1918 grad
Mates of O. A. C. and will pay their
Alma Mater a visit before returning
+o their home at Baker, Oregon. Mr.