Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-04

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was remanded to the county Jail.
Salem friends of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Schwab, formerly of this city but
now residents of Tacoma, Wash, will
be pleased to learn of the arrival of
a daughter at their home Wednesday
morning. The new arrival has been
named Patricia Anne Mrs. Schwab
before her marriage was Miss Adelta
Nye.
! William Edwards, 25, arrested
Wednesday on downtown streets by
i Officer Rowe for begging, was re-
leased by Police Judge Race Thurs
day morning upon his promise to
leave the city, and after his payment
for the meals he had eaten in the
city Jail. Edwards carried neatly
lprinted cards bearing plea for fin
ancial aid, which he rendered persons
he thought likely donors He admit
ted begging and receiving $3.50 in
Oregon City.
| A bicycle, belonging to f. Won
Eschen. 1775 Court street, was report
ed to police as having been stolen
from the High school Wednesday.
Police were seeking the stolen pro-
perty Thursday
Ralph SCHNEIDER, former Salem
imam, now manager of Hauser Bro
theirs store in Corvallis, was in Salem
Thursday comforting with the local
store interests, and visiting his many
friends here.
A small chimney blaze was extin-
Iguished late Wednesday night by city
firemen at residence on the cor
lner of 18th and Ferry streets. No
damage was done to either chimney or
house.
A bursted fuse which caused a
slight blaze in an Oregon Electric car
near the depot at 7:15 Thursday
morning caused a run by engines of
the fire department. The fire was put
out upon the arrival of the firemen.
l Damage was slight
i Police here Thursday were seeking
two men suspected of passing bad
check for $40 on the ]. C. Penney
store, 260 Notrh Liberty street, We'd
lnesday The check was accepted by
a clerk who later informed the police
land gave them accurate descriptions
Of the men he said gave him the spur
ious paper
A suitcase, reported several days
ago by Mrs. j. f. White, 1909 Broad
way, as having been stolen, was re-
: turned to police and its owner We'd
nesday by youth who claimed he
had mistaken the suitcase for his
own. 1t was taken from Mrs, Whites
son at a restaurant in Oregon City.
James W. Richardson, IS, from
Tigardvile, Ore, after confinement in
ia local hospital 10 days, died there
Wednesday, Body is being held at the
parlors of the Rigdon & Son COM
pany. pending receipt of word from
relatives.
Pleading guilty of shooting Chinese
Ipheasants out of season, John Mich
lalik. 10, residing on a farm 10 miles
north of Salem, was fined S25 and
costs Thursday by Judge Unruh
Michalik was arrested by Deputy
Game Warden Roy Bremmer
Harold Dimick. a member of the
1870 class of Willamette University
will be employed as physical director
at the state training school for boys
here, his employment being approved
by the state board of control at Its
meeting "Wednesday afternoon. Dim.
lick will have charge Of all physical
training and athletics at the institu'
/, ton under a new policy now beine
put into effect by Superintendent Gil
bert. He will also act as assistant tc
G. H. Besto just installed as manager
of the third company of boys at the
school which has been organized
among the larger boys.
The hearing of Harry Davis SS
who has been held in the city jal
for more than week on a charge ol
obtaining money under false pretens
es. was continued by Judge unruf
Thursday afternoon until the first o.
I next week Davis is said to have pass
ed a spurious check on a downtown
hotel.
! C. o. Bennett, arrested THURSDAY
I. afternoon by Contable Walter DeLonl
! on charge of larceny by bailee. wa
: granted until 10 a. m. Friday to make
his plea, when arraigned before Judge
:, Unruh following the arrest Bennett
! is said to have sold a truck belonginl
to a firm for which he worked. Tht
: complaint was signed by A. I
steiner. He is being defended by Wal
, ter Winslow.