Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-16
! Today's Dallas News

Dallas, Or. Aug. 16.--Captain Wa
ter l.. Tooze Jr,, who was delegat
from Oregon to the national republi
can convention and voted consistent.
TO the end for Johnson, according t,
his Instructions, has gone to Marion
Ohio, to confer WITH the managers o
Senator Harding's presidential cam
paign. He has been employed by tn,
republican national committees speak
ers bureau and expects to be assigned
to Ohio and Michigan.
Captain Tooze is quite wen known
throughout Oregon as a speaker oi
considerable ability. His brother
Lieutenant Leslie Tooze, was killed dun
ing the war. His father, Walter Tooze
Sr.. is a resident of Salem.
Walter, Jr., practiced law in Dallas
before the war. but since his return
from service has been affiliated with
Senator Vinton at McMinnville.
Postmaster ". p. Fiske has received
word that his brother, Fl. B. Fiske OF
the regular army, who on June goth
was promoted from major to lieuten-
ant colonel, had been again advanced
on July to the rank of colonel.
The six-year-old son of Frank Frie-
sen fell and broke his right hip while
playing at his home near Smithfield
Tuesday afternoon. Drs Bollman and
McCallon set the injured member
Robert r. Van Orsdel, who has been
absent for week on his vacation, re-
turned today from Mabel, Oregon,
where he had delightful outing with
relatives.
Sheriff Orr Wednesday after noon
served warrant for arrest on william
Cantleberg. logging contractor for
Parker Bros sawmill near Airlie.
Cantleberg is charged with assault and
battery upon the person of one of his
employees. He was heard in the JUS
tice court here Friday and plead
guilty. Justice of the Peace j. r. Sib.
ley assessed fine of $3.50 which he
paid, asserting at the time it well
worth the price 1t cost.
Fred j. Holman, county assessor,
motored to McMinnville Sunday. hs,r
daughter. Vivian, returned home with
him after few weeks visit with La
vene Wess of that city.
A forest fire broke out above Black
Rock about two miles. Friday evening,
which has caused some concern. The
Willamette Valley Lumber company
took four automobile loads of men
about $3.50 in the evening as far as
Biack Rock where they were met by
the logging train and proceeded to the
scene of the fire where they have been
Hghting with some success, but the
lire is not yet under control. Two crews
nave been kept busy working twelve
hour shifts.
Jack T. Minnich of Dallas, who was
chief mechanic over the gas motor
cars at the round house, has Just re-
ce1ved his final operation upon his
right eye, at San Francisco s. r. hos
pifal where he has received three op-
erations for an injury received several
months ago from flying nail during
his work 1t is reported that his Wis.,
ion is completely restored
Mrs. Ed Graves left the hospital Sat-
urday night after recovering from a.
serious operation
Attorney j. M. Devers, assistant to
the attorney general, was in Dallas
Saturday searching the records per-
tanning to the $265.O00 road bond is
sue which was voted upon by the peo-
pie in June, 1919, 1t is presumed that
the attorney Generals office is prepar-
ing the case for the road commission
TO appeal from the decision of the Multi
nomah circuit court in which Palk
county got an injunction against the
commission which enjoined them from
laying the highway south from Holmes
Gap and missing Dallas and Independ-
@nce.
Mrs. e. A. Sessions of Portland is \
guest at the homo of Mrs. r. A. Koser
shis week.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler of st.
Helens are visiting relatives here for
few days.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. F. Bride and chill
6ren of Kamiah Idaho. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Ellis near Rickreall. |
Mrs. Donald Shepard, who has been
seriously i'll at her home near Guthrie,
is improving rapidly. Her father, J.
H. McKim of Baker spent few days
last week at the Shepard home, and
h was the first time he had seen his
new grandson. Donald. Jr.
DIR. r. A. Bollman reports the; fol- !,
lowing births since the first of the !
!,
August 4th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Case, a girl. /
August 5tht Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. !,
Adams, a boy.
August Sth, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed b. I
girl.
August 10th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Her. 4
bert Hayes of Nortons. a girl