Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-30

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Mrs. Anton Kufner and daughter, i:
Iiss Irene kufner. are leaving today =
or Hiilsboro, where they will visit
friese- They expect to be gone for
ONE time. /
Funeral services for the late S. T.
Johnson, who died in Portland Tues
lay, will be held Friday afternoon at ,
$50 in the Methodist church in
The Masons win conduct
he services and interment VIII be in
he Woodburn cemetery.
Scrawlng his name and address on
the page as unconcernedly as though
New York city were merely suburb
of Salem instead of the mecca of half
of the civilized world, c. B. Higgins
registered at the Marion last evening. !;
The case of w. P. Collins against
r. z. Neal for the collection of
note, will be heard at seven o'clock
this evening in Justice court. The con- I
troversy involves the sale of a GUAM
'tity of household goods and personal
n~operty.
Members of the Royal Neighbors
and Modern Woodmen of America
are entertaining their friends i'll
Woodman hall tonight with Hal
lowe'en party, where carnival games
and a musical program in keeping
with the spirit of the day will be in
troduced.
Gold Hill is not to be confused with
Gold Beach, made notorious few
years ago, nor with Gold Ray, the
scene of a recent airplane accident.
1t is little town near Medford and
was represented in Salem yesterday
by Charles Stafford, a guest at the Ma
rion hotel.
Attention comrades, there will be
a meeting of one hour at the G. A. r..
hall Saturday Nov LIST, then we will
adjourn to the relief corps hall where
reception to Department Commander
Webster. will be held. All aux9liaties
are invited bring full baskets OF
sandwiches and cake. F. A. Thompson
commander.
Enroute to his home at Portland
| from the G.. A. r. convention held al
} columbus, Ohio, L. G. Chambers
t president of the Chambers Undertak
| ing Company, Portland, was visitins
, in Salem today. He visited Fl. w
: Conger, a former apprentice in thu
embalming business
w. I. Rigdon, of the W. T, Rigdol
e Undertaking company, left this cit
e Wednesday for Newport where he vii
ioin his wife, who is visiting a daugh
ter, Miss Harriet Rigdon, there. Mis-
+ Rigdon teaches in the Newport hiG
e school, Mr.. Rigdon will visit about
: week with his daughter, then he an
t Mrs. Rigdon will return to Salem.
A verdict, granting ownership of
It COW to Walter Nuson, was returned b
: a i,rry in Justice Of Peace Unruh
e court yesterday evening in the cas-
o of Margaret Kirkwood against Nusol
is The evidence showed that Mrs. kiri
woods husband had sold her COW
auction, without her knowledge,
Of Nuson. And she sued Nuson 10 r
d gain possession of the COW, on u
SIS grounds that Nuson had not paid stl
lie ficient price for the animal.
Talking on Money and its uses
1e Tom Kay, of the Tom Kay Woolt
as mills. Yesterday addressed the Rota
g. ians at their MONDAY meeting at u
Ill Marion hotel Others who spoke bi1e
ly are Commander j. p. Thompso
of the United States navy, who to
on of the value OF course in nav
fe training for the boy and outlined t
program for recruiting in the sta
ur and James Holland, of the CONNIE
81 oial club at Havre, Montana
Judge George G. Bingham yestt
y S day granted to Myrtle Waring
u cree of divorce from Lyle Warii
nd with the stipulation that she be ava
cir ed the custody of her child and II
Ia NIr, WarlnP cOnlIluutc twenty l.
dollars month to it's support
divorce was also given Joseph
yht jackson from Okla jackson, NJ
on jackson being awarded the custc
of of a minor child, eand Mr.. Jacks
ge. being ordered to contribute forty d
lars month for its support.
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Hereafter when you phone pol
a headquarters for an officer, and w
Zip, a fellow to gel there in a hurry, dc
ask for the '"speed cop" 1t il
np- nice. At the convention last week
day Seattle of the National Traffic o
GERS, attended by Chief of Police '
ney, the speed men went on RECORD
icai strongly opposing the term "Sp
an Cop" saying that it is "disgr
VIII obsolete, not a word of record,
stu very improper" The speed Off
'rth adopted resolutions that forever
will be known as Traffic Office
pert John Mills and Gus Sperling,
fer- estate dealers of Portland, mote
TWO to Salem yesterday on business I
rtei ters connected with their firm.
pe Mills and Mr.. Sperling are the