Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31

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other relief as the court may deem
DR.. S. c. Stone can now be found
at Tyler's drug store. 27"
Police received the report FRIDAY
of a slight accident when the automo-
bile of w. C. Wright collided with
the delivery car of the Dixie bakery,
driven by H. H. Carico. Mr.. Wright
was going west on State and Mr.
Carico north on Liberty. Both ma
chimes were slightly damaged
The regular weekly luncheon for
business men of the city will be held
at the Commercial club Monday noon
The name of the speaker to address
the men during the luncheon was no,
named at the Commercial club Off
ces Saturday.
Yeoman meet at Foresters hall on
North Commercial tonight. 27*
Manager T. e. McCroskey of the
Salem Commercial club, who has been
confined to his home for several days
suffering an attack of la grippe, re-
turnedto his office Saturday morning.
He is much improved and expects to
be able to continue his work without
such further interference.
Y. w. C.. A. membership dinner
evening Feb. 8. Make reser-
vation Monday. 75c per plate. 27s
Mrs. Annie G. Wilson, 25, who has
been receiving treatment at local
hospital for several months, died Fri
day. Her body is being held at the
parlors of the Webb g. Clough under
taking company, Court and High
streets, pending the arrival Of her
Mrs. e. A. Clark of Rufus Or.
Mrs Wilson's home was in Rufus. II
Is expected that the body will pe sent
to Rufus for funeral services and bur-
ial.
Old Men made young by science,
dead men made alive by restitution,
subject of e. J. Leroy Sun. Feb. 1
at Moose hall 2:30 p. m. 27
Pleading not guilty to joint charges
of vagrancy and contributing to the
delinquency of a minor, Alta Smith,
23, following arraignment in Judge
Unruh's court Friday, was returned to
the county Jail pending the setting OF
the date OF her trial. Miss Smith was
Friday by Sheriff Needham
1t is said that the nature of the charges
against her are sensational.
Testimony in the hearing Of e. l.
Buchanon against G. f. Booth, heard
in Judge Unruh's court in an all-day
session Friday, was taken under ADVISE
ment by the court, and decision is
expected to be made next week. Bu-
ehanon brought suit against Booth fol
$212 which he alleged to be due him
as his share of commission in insur-
ance sales they made as partners.
Auctioneer J. ~ Woodry, wei
known in this city, will be the plaintiff
in suit in Judge Unruh's court Mon
day against Mrs. G. ID. Johnson. Wood.
ry alleges that he negotiated with Mrs
Johnson for the purchase of a large
amount of household goods and thai
she changed her mind and would moi
sell claiming that the goods belonged
to her husband.
An attempt to cash 800 bill Fri.
day afternoon at the Capital Nationa
bank was defeated by Officer More
lock, and little Edward Sny, son o.
Sny, Front street, was compelled
to return the money to his father The
boy claimed that he found the bill un.
der a freight car on Front street, bu'
revealed the fact that II
belonged to Hr. Sny, according to po'
lice reports.
Owing to the great increase in bus
mess as we'll as the many machines
already sold in this section OF tbs
state, the Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., have established offices in the
Masonic Temple under the manage
ment Of c. II. Vorce, who has recent
ly arrived from southern California
Mr.. vorce has purchased homo II
Salem and his family will Join h'ri II
their new home, Monday
After lengthy deliberation the coun-
ty court has decided that no changes
in the original voting precincts o.
Salem should be made, except tht
transfer of part Of precinct one
north of Madison street to precinc
s; and part of precinct Is, south Of
Union street, to precinct 6. This wai
announced at the court house lat'
Saturday afternoon.
In a suit heard by Judge George
g. Bingham in department NO. z, q
circuit court. Friday, Mr.. and Mrs
Lang Stafford were awarded $3.50
This was civil action instituted by
the Staffords against Hal Sisty fol
the collection of seven months wages
due the plaintiffs The complaint cit
ed that Stafford and his wife had re-
eeived only 500 for seven months ser
vices rendered on the defendant
farm, although it was claimed that