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

ook for a few of the men reported
nut of work in the metropolis, to as
list him in gathering his potato crop.
The body of Herman ]. Curry, 81,
we'll known in Salem, who died In
Portland November s, arrived here h
This afternoon and was taken IN
charge by the w. T. Rigdon under
taking company The funeral for Mr.
Curry will be held Wednesday at the
chapel at 2:S0 O'Clock, with burial
in the I. o. o. F. cemetery.
1t was James Elvin's night at the
biff ball class at the Y. NJ c. A. last
night. His team won the game by a
close score-10-9. And Bob" Paulus
won the game for 'em, putting four
straight throws over the net. 1t was
a close game all the way through. Sa-
lem's dignified business men are fast
growing into prancing, jumping attn
letes, and the game last night was one
of the closest ever played on that
floor.
Garland Brooks, 19, Hubbard, and
Loveridge Axtell, 20, of Candy, will be
tried at 10 o'clock Thursday before
Justice of the Peace Glen Unruh on
charge of larceny of an auto. The
youths We're arrested at Cottage Grove
by City Marshall Green Pitcher and
returned here to answer for the theft
of the auto which belongs to George
Hovenden of Hubbard. Both young
men pleaded not guilty to the charge
yesterday when arraigned in justice
court
A meeting of all residents on North
Fourth street will be held at 1880
o'clock Thursday night at the home
| of T. j. Davis, 1856 North Fourth
street. The session has been called by
Ben r. Perkins who has been active
| ly identified with a movement for the
improvement of Fourth street. The
home owners on Fourth street will
discuss ways and means of paving the
street 80 feet wide, and opening it up
between North Liberty and Belmont
streets, across the old woolen mills
site.
The will of Louise Heinz, compris-
| ing real and personal property valued
at $4,000, was admitted to probate
yesterday. Charles Heinz was appoint
ed executor of the will, and Judge
Bushey appointed T. e. McAllister,
/ E. r. Adams and M. G.. Gunderson as
appraisers of the estate. The heirs are
Augusta Schneider, Pomeroy, Wn;
John Heinz. Macksburg, Or; Charles
Heinz, Silverton; G. A. Heinz, Nc
Minnville; Emma Vinacke, Candy,
land Anna Heinz, Boyd, Or.
On Saturday, November 22d, the
Daughters of Veterans, of this state
will meet in Salem for the purpose OF
forming state organization, of the
department of Oregon. In attendance
there will be delegates from Marsh
field, Portland and Salem. An inter-
esting time is anticipated and Mrs
F. A. Elliott, president of Barbara
Fritchie Tent No. 2, urgently requests
all members to be present at the reg.
ular meeting on Wednesday evening
at the armory, at 8 O'Clock, in ordel
to prepare for this important event
| The trial of w. Harris, attendan
at the state hospital, charged with as
4 saulting a patient, Louis Jensen, will
begin in justice court Wednesda,
e morning at 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Harris wa
d arraigned yesterday and pleaded no
guilty He will be defended by Attor
ney John Carson. 1t is understoo
s that his defense will be that Mr.. Jen
s sen escaped from his restraint an
p that Mr.. Harris found it necessary t
S man handle him to place him unde
control.
: Tickets for the o. s. P. Melod
e minstrel show are on sale now, an
e may be obtained from the followin
J, places: Perry's drug store, George
will music store, Patton Brother
book store, Commercial hood store
! Crown Drug store, Y. M. c. A., Cher
n rington piano store. Sharles Maxwell
y al the Oregon electric depot, is ais
o selling them, and Alex Cornoyer, q
: the state house has them for sale. To
morrow night will witness the open
ing performance, and judging frol
u past years, the auditorium will be fill
% ed to it's capacity, and patrons, in o.
der to avoid the rush at the doors. al
I u advised to purchase their tickets g
- any of the down town agencies.
Il Except for the difference in tn
= first initials one might mistake R.
% Rain of San Francisco for a certai
prominent Salem business man. M
Rain inscribed his name and plat
- Of residence upon the register of tt
Marion hotel this morning, and the
proceeded to assist the town in celt
= brating the greater fourth of July.
- If one listened closely enough
the conversation of ones neighbOr
y one could learn the name of a ne
town in Oregon nearly every da
Most maps fail to tell where Rex, o
e is located, but c. C. Thomas of thi
~ town, who is in Salem today, insis
that it deserves as much notice |
any other town in the state.
to AS confident of success in the con
T. ing football classic at Eugene
ly Oregon was before the game last Sa
urday in Portland, j. L. Fisher
- Corvallis, is spending the day in t
capital city.
w. z. Frazier of Clackamas, WI
was transacting business in Sale
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