Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-17

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Greenstreet.
Wednesday. May 26 has been rel
aside as the date for cleaning up the
Macleay cemetery by the Ladies Aid
/ society of that district A whole daN
will be taken up in the work. and ali
those interested in the project are re-
quested to be on the scene early with
working matrials and lunch basket
Loss of valuable Collie dog some
time Saturday night was reported to
police b VI. Galbreath,. residing at the
state fair grounds. Mr.. Galbreath re-
Gently came to Salem from Astoria,
bringing the dog with him, and he
told police that he is willing to pay
a reasonable reward for it's return.
The dog is brown.
w. M. Ballard, colored man who
was taken from a southbound train
here Friday night after trainmen had
complained Of his disorderly conduct
aboard, was released from charge Of
being intoxicated when he was taken
before Police Judge Race Saturday
evening.
Theft of large quantity of ice
cream from the back porch of his
residence Saturday night was report
ed to police by A. Edwards, 701 North
Winter street. Police are working on
the theory that boys residing in the
neighborhood stole the delicacy
A cart was demolished, horse ne
verely cut and bruised, and an o., 40
mobile driven by A. w. Mize, residing
near Liberty, sustained considerable
damage to the front end, when the
horse and cart, driven by Fred Ward
of Browns Island, and the auto col
1ided on Commercial street. between
Mission and Kearney, Saturday night.
Mr.. Mize and the Ward boy escaped
without injury. The auto, after strik-
ing the cart, veered across the street
and collided with telegraph pole.
Report Of the accident was made at
police headquarters by Officer w. j..
White.
Miss Elizabeth Putnam, who dur
ing and since the war has been engag-
ed in Red Cross work at ew York
city, is spending her vacation visiting
her mother, Mrs. M M. Putnam.
AT Cnemawa Saturday the Indians
defeated McMinnville College in an
all-day track meet, final being S7A
points against q Y points Choats OF
Chemawa, won the 100 yard dash in
10 seconds, noteworthy event,
Spearson's time in the mile was A
minutes, 81 seconds. In the baseball
game, Chemawa won out by 10 to o.,
Beetles pitching no-run, one-hit
game and struck out 10 McMinnville
sluggers.
Red Rupert's prison team played
Howell Prairie at the penitentiary,
Sunday. defeating the visitors by a
81 score. The game was the fastest
played at the penitentiary this season
and brought out good work from both
mines.
Private Archie Feely filed his dis
charge certificate with County Clerk
U. G. Boyer, Saturday He enlisted
July %, 1917. and was discharged
May II, 1919 He was overseas many
months seeing active service on the
Champagne Marnes defense; and the
Aisne- Marine, st. Mehiel and Meuse-
Marne offensive.
In an order signed Saturday by
County Judge Bushey, Della G. Pat
ton is appointed administrators of the
lola B. Goodrich estate, which is val
ued at s3S00 The heirs being Della G..
Patton, Salem; Ora G. Jory, Glenn e..
Goodrich, stockton Cal: Lulu G..
Savage. Tillamook: Geneva B. Sinaer-
al, Portland.
I Captain Leroy Hewlett of Salem
and Chas. w Robson of Portland
win go to Aurora, Monday night
where they will speak in advocacy Of
Hiram johnson for the presidency.
Tuesday night they will make address
es at jefferson. They report much en-
thusiasm for the California candidate.
9nrb
Bert Smith was sent out to inyesti-
gate report that some one was prowl
ing about the Highway garage on
east State street and acting in a sus-
picious manner. The officer repe4 ted
no trace of the marauder.
A final decree In the e. Mister
estate was issued Monday by the coun-
ty court; Fannie A. Drake, executrix
of the estate was ordered released
from farther responsibilities in the
matter and the administration declar-
ed closed and completed.
f. E. Callister. administrator Of
the George Pappas estate filed final
account Monday Receipts of sl294.ll
disbursements of s24s.45 and bal
ance of s1045.56 to be distributed 70
heirs, was shown. County Judge ".
lM. Bushey set Monday June q. as
date Tor final hearing.
The final account Of sophron'a A A
Farnham in the estate Of Mary ,