Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-04
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DIR. s C. Stone can now be found at
Tyler's Drug store. Il
A special meeting has been called
of the Mothers club Of the Lincoln
school. for Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock, in the auditorium of the
school. DR.. Mary Rowland will ad-
dress the mothers on the subject of
vaccination"
The Oregon Growers Cooperative
association has moved into its new
offices on the fifth floor of the Ma
sonic building.
According to word received at Red
Cross headquarters here, the upris-
ers in Siberia have not endangered the
lives of American Red Cross workers
there. The message assures relatives
of workers that there has as yet been
no hostility towards the American
Red Cross"
will be given at the public library
win take place Wednesday evening
at o'clock by Professor f. A. Ma
gruder, head of the department of
history at the Oregon Agricultural
college. He has chosen as his subject
american Ideals"
hndy nf va,n
died Tuesday morning in local hos
pital, has been shipped by the Ter
williger establishment, to Portland,
for buriel. Mrs. h. A. Rossen, a SISTER
of the deceased, accompanied the
body to Portland.
Owing to the lecture of Professor
Magruder at the public library Wed
nesday evening, the meeting of the
literary appreciation section of the
Salem Art League, which was to have
been held there, has been postponed
until Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock
Promising that he would leave
town in half an hour, Charles Jones,
38, negro, who was arrested when he
attempted to lure a small girl into
the canyon near Yew Park school,
was released Tuesday evening by
Chief of Police Welsh. The colored
man was not held when the parents
of the girl decided not to prosecute.
/ Mary Yaeger, 1s, who was arrest
ed Tuesday when caught in the act
of shoplifting at Roth's Grocery store
was permitted to return to high
school, and was paroled to Police
Matron Shank.
Charles w. Niemeyer. local real es-
tate man, will attend the annual con-
vention Interstate Realty association,
in Portland, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Niemeyer is a member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the association.
He will be accompanied by Mrs. Me
meyer. They will stay at Hotel Ben
son.
Ed Kobe, manager of the Home
restaurant on. North Commercial
street, is seriously i'll at a local hos
pital, where he recently underwent
Jan operation for appendicitis.
Charles Clark Of the Stayton Mail,
was in Salem Tuesday on a business
trip.
A list of all available trained and
practical nurses, to be sent at once to
city and county health officers, has
been requested by DR.. David N. Ro
berg, state health officer. DR.. Roberg
sent the appeal to Mrs. Ida Callahan
president of the Oregon Federation
of Women's clubs and she, in turn is
asking the cooperation of the var
ious federated womens organizations
in securing the lists. There is no
money available for the state health
board to dispatch physicians and nur-
ses to stricken areas, in case Of a re
currence of last years epidemic, or
an outbreak of a similar nature, ac-
cording to DR.. Roberg, and the OBJ
tanning of the lists Of nurses is mere
ly a preparedness measure so that
each community will be enabled to
take care of itself.
In the case of the international
Correspondence Schools against Ben
Jamln r. Perkins, Judge George C.
Bingham has over-ruled defendants
demurrer to the complaint entered by
the correspondence schools
Judge W. M. Bushey signed an or
der Wednesday permitting E. B.
Stroud, guardian of A. M. Blinston,
to deposit sums of money to the credit
of checking account in favor of Mr..
Blinston. In his petition, the guardian
states that, although by reason of in
firmities due to old age, the court
had declared him to be incompetent,
yet he should be permitted to have
available funds for use at his own
discretion. The guardian advises this,
believing that Mr.. Blinston will not
squander any of the money so in
trusted"
Albert West, Homer West and Will
liam Buchanan, appraisers in the es-
tate guardianship of Homer A. Dan
yer, miner, have filed a report set
ting forth that the estate in question
is represented by cash amounting to
s1031.41.