Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-08

hanson said, sped past her home Mt /
"a rate exceeding 40 miles an hour
The car did not stop after hitting the
dog.
Collision of a motorcycle with the
Oregon Electric passenger train as
the train was crossing south Com
mercial street at Ferry Sunday. when
the rider of the motorcycle, whose
name police did not learn, was slight
ly injured, was contained in a re-
port at headquarters Monday morn
ing. The accident was reported by ].
w. Maruny, florist who Witnessed
the smash.
The Salem Central Trades and La
Dor councilwill hold its regular semi
monthly meeting al the Labor tenn
pie, Court street, at eight p. m. Tues
day. Among other business to come
before the council is discussion on
what labor in the city plans to do to-
ward aiding the Salem General hos
pital campaign fund.
Wong Him, so, Chinese hop grow
er of Polk county, died at local
hospital here Saturday night. The
body is being held at the parlors of
the Rigdon & Son company, and
probably will be forwarded by them
to Portland for cremation. All of
Wong Him's relatives reside in Chi
ma.
The Woman's Relief Corp aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs A. D. King,
4eS South Capitol street Thursday
afternoon, March II, for their regu-
lar social gathering. All members
are requested to attend.
Joseph Domogalla and family of
sos North Capitol street, have COM
|pletely recovered from siege of in
fluenza, which has confined them to
their home for the past fe wweeks
: The general meeting of the Salem
Art league win be held in the public
library at p. m. Tuesday 1t will be
. preceded by business meetins.
The divorce action of Edna Shock
. ley against T. z. Shockley was being
(, heard Monday in Judge Kelly's court.
The case was featured mainly by
Shockley's counter petition for di-
vorce in answering his wife's COM
:, plant and the contention of both par
tties for care and custody of the two
I. minor children.
Divorce proceedings were instltut-
Led Saturday by Edith Aramantha
lCooley against McGert Cooley. The
: Icouple were married in Salem, Janu-
ary 1S, 1913. There are no children
land the petition states that property
rights do not enter into the action
e Mrs Cooley in asking for a divorce
t alleges that her husband deserted
y ther, February 1, 1918.
e Monday Peter P. Heibert, $40 N
Liberty street, reported to Sheriff
Needham, that while driving on tht
I Pacific highway, Sunday, his car hat
: cot into controversy with a cow ant
the bovine had been badly injured
d According to Mr.. Heibert, the acci'
= dent occurred while he was driving
along the highway and in passini
t some cattle that were in the road
. Mr.. Heibert reported that the ownel
of the cows refused to give his name
e when the request was made. Heibert
i report was made in accordance witt
h tthe recently enacted law which re
# ouires that all vehicle accidents b.
reported to the nearest authorities
s. Miss Cornela Marvin, state libra
/" rian, who has just returned from al
extended tour of the orient left sun
t. day evening for Chicago where sh
= will attend a meeting of the eXeeu
tive board Of the American librar
If association, of which she is a mem
l. ber. Miss Marvin will be gone TO
r, about two weeks.
y K. b Palmer, advertising manage
for Hauser Bros sporting good
stores, returned to business Monda
IS after a two weeks siege with infiueh
y "a.
y Friday evening, March H. in tn
nublic library, Professor F. s. DUN
n Of the University of Oregon, Will d'
s. liver lecture, choosing as ms topl
le 5"Homeric Poems in Art" The \ies
ture VII be under the auspices,
the Salem Art league, and an inviti
IS ton is extended to all persons IN u
g. ycity who are interested in ancient Il
,Lerature and the place that 1t Is N
tn ing i'm modern art, to be present
m the library next Friday at O'CLOCK