Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-24

An open meeting, To which the san.
eral public is invited will be held bv
the Foresters of America at their han
on North Commercial street T,ssl,y
evening, March 80.
George f. Shaw died "Wednesday
morning. at his home in Brooks He |
was 81 years of age. Besides his wild /
ow he is survived by three children.
Mrs. Ora Lorians of 'Tillanfaok. Mrs
Pearl f. Johnson Of South Dakota
and Guy Willard Shaw of Brooks
The body is in charge of the Terwil- +
iger home, and funeral services will
be held from the family home in
/ Brooks, Friday. Interment will be in
the Pioneer cemetery.
Monday and Tuesday, seven free
hunting permits were issued to Ore
gon pioneers and Civil war veterans.
The complimentary hunting and fish
! ing licenses were made out TO w. ].
jefferson. Gervais; Thomas Carrick.
Portland James l.. S. Russell. Stay-
ton; c. L. Parmenter, Salem; Isaac
Baumgafdner, Salem; d. c. Carter
ana J. II, MeCorkle. Salem,
i
/ A meeting of the executive board
and of the directors of the Oregon
Growers association was held We'd
naSdav p1nrninm NJ tho oegooio io,,ss,
for the coming season and problems
pertaining TO fruit shipping was DIS
i cussed at the gathering.
Anglers licenses were issued dur
ing the past two days to the follow
ing: II. a, Gregson, A. Gregson, l..
NJ, White, VIM. Ii. Moss, salem; Vera
G. W. DeJardin, Gervais; Frank Beye
Aumsville; Ralph d. Gilbert. d. q.
! Drager, Louis Ashliman. Russell Rn-
BILE. Fred Leisi, r. s. Adams, G. Il
ans, Otto t. Brandt, Merle Cross
i"n 1' 20" w - ii''i,%, r ny" 'o',n ~,
In Ca;,a,. IT r. uro;dn,ar II r.
Schultz. Adren Chamberlain. Fl. M.
IConradt, Homer McDonough, d. d.
Huntley, sherman K. Elliott, 5. =.
iCatterlins Salem; Fred Kersch, Ma
cleay; E. p. jefferson, Gervais w. w.
Heater, Sublimity; Robert Peterson,
Aumsville and z. G. Thomas Amity'
! The Marion county grand jury has
adjourned until such time as expert
urer's office can be completed A.
torney General Brown is expected o.
call the jury for final summary ana
review Of this investigation, about
Friday March rs.
i
Charles Miller have returned an ap-
praisement report OF slo'loo IN th'
estate Of Ellen Vaughan
In an inheritance tax report filed
ITpesdav. Rose Simon. administrators
49,, e,,,o, ostoto accounts
"a '''e
Tor the estate no'''iis "i''Ni ~
ued at $10,17735 In the estate dlVls-
ion. one-half of the property valued at
$50SS.71 is given to Rose simon tle
! remaining portion going 10 Chailes tls. oi- d,
mon WIN tile i,i.ei i''.'iou ,,o,.
lcent tax, thereby giving TO the revenue
officials Sl'U as special tax ~ the ga
tate.
Word OF the death Oh huM aiu oi'oli'
Or, was received this morning py MIS-
: A, NJ Clough, his niece. Mr.. ana MRS
Clouga will probably attend the iu'
neral at Drain Friday.
Henry w Meyers OF the lirlh of -
I this morning to transact business
:
Deputies j. F. Yancey ana A.
, Cochran, from the sheriffs Once AZ
, Bakersfield, Cal, will remain IN salei
until April l, the time set for the near
ing on the petition for a writ OF ma
beas corpus on hdSiiioii' ~, ~ Cocb.
ran has friends and relatives near sa
I lem and in Portland, and he VIII H5s
them.
l Harry b. Hammer, representative o. :,
. the oregon Casket company was n
: salem toay attending to business. Mr.
! Hammer is en- route u nio
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parn,its TO repair we're isued today