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

Charles R. Sullivan has been an
pointed by County Judge Bushey as
guardian Of his father, William Sui
ivan. after the court had adiudeed
the elder Sullivan incompetent on war
risk insurance payments. is involved
ana viii be appraised by Robin Day,
). g. Heltzel and Hazel Gearhart
County Judge Bushey, Friday an
lpointed Lucy NJ. Ridgeway as admin
istratrix of the estate of III. H. Ridge
way. Real and personal property val
ued at $4,000 is included in the es-
tate, the heirs to which are: Lucy M.
Ridgeway, widow. and Chester Ridge
way, son, both of Salem; Helen Carl
ton, daughter. Portland; Henrietta
liirsch, daughter, Janeau, Alaska.
James Taylor. Is, parole violator
from the Oregon state training school
was returned to that !. stitution FIJI
day, following his arrest by Sheriff
Needham and Deputy Saith Tayl ,r
broke his parole by holding a hired
team in violation Of agreement, it he
ing asserted that the young man in
tended to dispose of .he animals or
to unlawfully hO:d tn IN me trai,
of horses and the rig stolen by Tay-
lor were returned to Oregon City Fri
day.
Special assignments are granted to
Iall men who desire to enlist or re-
enlist for the 18th field artillery
corps stationed at Camp Grant, Illi-
nois, according to a communication
received at the local army recruiting
station Saturday from the war de-
partment. This organization is a
horsed regiment and will particular
ly appeal to men who like horses and
are experienced in horsemanship. 1t
lis destined to. early service in the
Hawaiian islands.
Owing to the great increase in busi-
ness as well as the many machines al
ready sold in this section of the state,
the Burroughs Adding Machine com
pany have established offices in the
Masonic Temple under the manage
ment of c. H. Vorce, who has recently
arrived from southern California. Mr.
Vorce has purchased home in Salem
and his family will join HIM in the
new home, Monday
The Y. w. C. A. will hold MEM
bership dinner Tuesday evening from
5 to Z o'clock in the association rooms
OF, North Liberty street Table reser-
vations should be made no later than
Monday AS a feature Of the evening
Miss Elizabeth Hughes and Miss Nc
Gilvery, national secretaries from
New York city, will be in attendance.
One of them will remain in the city to
assist in the membership and budget
campaign which will be held Febru-
ary 1914.
The Shriners of Salem will sponsor
a formal ball at the armory. Febru-
airy IL. Shriners from Portland, Eu-
gene, Corvallis, Albany. Woodburn,
SilveEton and Dallas will be in at
tendance. This will be the most elab-
crate function of the season and COM
nlittees are being appointed to take
charge of the various phases of the
affair. Special music will be secured
and the services Of expert decorators
are being arranged for.
A large number of G. A. R. and w.
r. c. members participated In the
patriotic program commemorating
Mckinley day, which was given at
Mccormack hall Friday by the Wom-
ems Relief Corps. The program was
followed by the serving of light re-
freshments and a social hour. Host
esses for the occasion were Mrs. Nor
ma Terwilliger, Mrs Peterson Mrs
Davies, Mrs. Clearwater, Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Ackerman and Mrs. Cook
Because of the fact that quorum
was not available, the stockholders of
the Capital City Creamery company
did not hold their annual meeting in
Salem, Friday, as tanned. OF the
142 shareholders, only 80 assembled
at the Commercial club. Publicity is
being given to a meeting Of the repre-
lsentatives of local enterprise, at Salem,
Saturday, February Z, all stockholders
being expected to attend At this meet
ing, o. N. Hoppus, manager of the To-
cal creamery, will present the yearly
report and A. D. Katz, of the Oregon
Dairymen's league, will explain the
scope of the leagues activities.
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The fifth divorce suit in Marion
county for the month of January,
1920, was filed Friday in the action
started by Anna Jones against her
husband, John r. Jones. They were
married at Silverton, October 81,
1881. OF the union there are nine
children, two of whom are minors.
Mrs. Jones alleges that her husband
has at times failed to provide for her
lself and family although an ablebod-
led man. She further alleges cruel
and inhuman treatment and claims
THAT her husband has often accused
her of adultery and incest with her
own sons. She claims that after vio-
llent scene, January 20, 1920, that he
left their home near Silverton, and
has not returned. The plaintiff asks
flor a decree and the allotment Of
maintenance money for the support
of the minor children.
Al Special meeting of Salem
| IN lodge No. A. 2. & A. NJ,
/ ~GNS this evening Work In tho