Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-10

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The library board hopes to omen
the public library, State and Winter
streets. az nine o'clock Friday morn
ing. according to an announcement
today by Miss Flora NJ. Case. libra
rian. The library has been closed for
more than two weeks while being re-
paired from damage sustained in a
fire.
Shamrock Center brick ice cream
for the occasion. March 18th. Order
now. Any ice cream dealer will take
your order. Buttercup Ice Cream Co.
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The theft of his bicycle from wal
Ter hall. Willamette university cam
pus, some time Tuesday afternoon.
was reported to police by E. r. Brock
: 1885 18th street.
bicycle, stolen from Gordon Brun
nell, 2OS Court street, March s, was
found hidden in a ditch near his
home Tuesday by A. Turpin. zoos
Waller street, Tuesday evening. The
: bicycle was recovered by Traffic Of
fieer Moffitt and returned TO its own
: er.
Friday March IL, at s p, m. there
viii be basket social at the Swegle
school. The PUBLIC is invited and a
good time assured. Miss Eliza L. Plett
: is teacher.
Word has been received in Salem
that Leland d. Secor, formerly res
ident of this city, died at his home,
2021s Mcmillan street, Portland.
: March g. Funeral services were held
Tuesday. March 8, and burial was in
the Mt. Scott cemetery Mr., Secor is
: well known in Salem. His son. Harold
L. Secor was student at the local
high school during his residence
here.
Fl In the university debate tryout
: held in the First Presbyterian church
Monday night, Bernard Ramsay the
: leader of the freshman team which
won in the inter class debates, took
! first place. Sheldon Sackett took see
Ond place, Howard George third and
Y Frank Bennett fourth. These four
men will compose the team which
: will compete in the triangular and
dual debates scheduled for the lat
n ter part of this month with Pacific
university, MeMinnville college ant
t College of Puget Sound.
Addison Bennett, the veteran journ'
alist, is in Salem to ascertain th'
a status of the flax experiment at th'
lrevival Of the industry for the Ore
gonian.
After a ten days visit in southern
Oregon, where they have been look
ing after interests of the Oregon
Growers Cooperative association
Seymour Jones and Professor c.
Lewis returned to Salem Tuesday. Ac
cording to Mr. Jones and Professo
: Lewis Medford Grants aPss, Rose
burg and other southern Oregon
Itowns are enthusiastic about the as
sociation and are taking an active in
terest in its affairs.
- BY order Of Judge Unruh Wednes
day the case Of Walter Eberhard
against Jack Hess, involving a charg
a OF larceny by bailee, was continue
- until Thursday morning. Hess
's charged in complaint sworn TO b
Eberhardt of disposing of suit O
, clothes loaned him by Eberhardt.
Final account has been filed b
- Arthur III. Moore in the estate of EN-
ma Moore. County Judge Bushey ha
"a set April II as the date for fins
! hearing.
- William f. Fitton who died
: Marion county, March s, left an es
tate Of s1440. He is survived by
os brother, c. r. Fitton. Peoria, III
!. who is named as the only heir. Ge'
Spaniel is. appointed administrator {
. the estate and George Keech, Henr
a. Smith and j. T. Kearns are named q
!, appraisers.
:, Max Gehlhar, Hazel Gearhart an
al Robin Day, appraisers of the estat
oe of Wong Him have returned repo
na of personal property valued at Sc
500. The heirs are; Wong Him I'll
55 widow and Wong 500, son. 2
., both residents of Sam Hop Cos n
Lin Tin, in the county of Houie Sa
~ the state of Hung Hop Lee, China.
special order issued by Judge Bush'
Monday empowers the administratr
Il IL, d4r IN China