Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-25


visit of indefinite length while Mrs.
Perkins recuperated from a recent ILL
ness. They will make their home in
their former residence, 2410 North
4th street.
The Valley Motor company an
nounced today hat it would give all
of its 81 employees a turkey for
Thanksgiving, and also a holiday.
Philip Winders, $40 N. Commercial
street, charged with driving an auto
past a streetcar as it was accepting
and diseharging passengers, was fin
ed IS by Police Judge Race this af-
Winders was to appear in
court yesterday morning and with his
failure to do SO a bench warrant was
issued for his arrest and he was
brought into court at one o'clock.
William Samuel Newman, an Eng
lishman, As years old, residing at
1925 N. Front street, and Charles
kustaa Kary, "a, a Fin from Silver
ton, today made written declaration
of their intention of becoming citize IS
of the United States. They signed the
necessary papers at County Clerk
Boyer's office.
County Judge Bushey today ac-
cepted and approved the final account
made by George Henriksen, admins
traitor of the estate of Carrie Anund-
son. and released him from further
Claiming that a deed to certain
in Marion county had not
been correctly drawn Missouri Love-
all today began suit in circuit court
to correct the papers. County Off
Gals of both Clackamas and Marion
counties, as well as many others, are
defendants in the case.
A suit to quiet title tos IA acres of
in this county was begun here
today by Jacob d. and Mary b.. Kauff
against Jane, Edward Elmer and
Walter Dodge, and the heirs of the
estate of Matilda Lake and the heirs
Of Calvin Squires. Kaufman claims
that he has owned the property in,
litigation for 40 years and that the
defendants claim some title to the
property without right.
p. L. Campbell, president of the
of Oregon, and d. Walter
Morton, dean of the school of COM
merce, are in Salem today attending
a meeting of the state emergency
board, held this afternoon.
Charles H. Fisher of Eugene, for
merly publisher of the Capital Jour
nal, and now editor of the Eugene
Guard, visited with friends and ac-
in Salem today. Mr.. Fish
err, who is a regent of the University
of Oregon, attended the emergency
board meeting while in the city.
DR.. Mary Rowland, Salem physician
and surgeon, has gone to attend a con
ference in New York city, which is
being held by the national Young Wo7i
mems Christian association. The on
ference is being held to further in
terest regarding the health of women
and girls. DR.. Rowland represents the
Salem Y. w. C. A. as association doc
tor and president of the Business and
Professional Women's club. She is a
woman of capability and reputation,
and the Y. w. G. A. feels very for
in having a physician in at
tendance.
Died-Frank B~eardsley, 80, of
Portland, at Salem hospital, Tuesday
$3.50 a. m. Funeral Camas, Wash,
Wednesday.
Frank Beardsley, 80, a resident of
Portland, died at a local hospital
early this morning after an illness of
several days. The body was taken in
charge by the Webb & Clough under
company, and will be shipped
to Portland tonight. Funeral services
and burial will be held in Camas, Wn.
Wednesday. A widow WI daughters
and one son., all Of Portland, survive
him.