Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-02


ed out tAat he had the "right-of
way" over the approaching car.
Friends of Ernest E. Baker were
welcoming the well known attorney
upon his return Monday to Salem.
Nj. Baker has been practicing law
in San Diego in addition to taking
special courses at schools there He
plans to return to the southern CAL
ifornia city and to establish per-
manent location there While in Sa-
4 lem he is visiting his parents at the
residence at 1445 Oak street,
Funeral services for Frank Hagen
auer, 36, who died at his home in
Waconda Sunday. will be held at the
chapel of the w T. Rigdon & Son
Undertaking company at p. m. Tues
day, Rev. Woodfin will have charge
Burial will be in City Viey cemetery.
A brass double seated valve, valued
a severalpdollars. was stolen from in
front of his shop some time Monday
according to a report made to police
by E. NJ. Kightlinger, 1855 South Lib
erty street. Police are aiding in the
search for the stolen property.
The theft of a suitcase from her
son while he was in restaurant at
Oregon City. was reported to police,
who Tuesday were seeking the sus-
pected thief who is believed to be in
Salem The theft was reported by Mrs.
J. +, White, 1909 Broadway
Investigation by Officers j. W..
White and Verden Moffitt Monday
night revealed that a man, suspected
of being #. c, Jennings, wanted by
! Portland police authorities, was not
the one sought, and he was released.
The mans description answered in
many details that of the Mr.. Jen-
nings who fled Portland Sunday night
and 1t led police here to believe that
he was the fugitive.
| Both autos were badly damaged,
and the drivers escaped without in
| jury, in collision Monday evening Of
cars driven by A. J. Fiala, 47S North
Cottage street, and man named Nc
Williamson, at the intersection of
State and University streets. The ac-
cident was reported to the police by
Mr. Fiala.
The Reval Highlanders meet at the
Forresters Hall Monday evening. At
I, ter business meeting new members,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Daue, Mrs. John
Shipp and Donald Schaupp were in
litiated Later Mrs. Fred Straw chair
man of entertainment committee serv-
ed coffee and cake. Mrs. Straw, MIR.
Dalzel and Mrs flashing will furnish
entertainment at their open meeting
two weeks from last night.
Under the payment of s14, the re-
mainder of the fine imposed by Po-
lice Judge Race, by friends, H- A..
Bost, colored man sent to Jail for
calling a waitress vile names, was
freed Monday night
! All members of the Salem Cher
rians are urged to attend the regular
lmonthly meeting of the organization
in the auditorium of the High school
at eight o'clock tonight. Special en-
ltertainment for the evening has been
! provided. and several business mat
ters are scheduled for consideration
according to an announcement Tues
day
$. H. Heltzel, administrator Of the
estate of Matthias Goodle has filed
with Judge W. NJ Bushey, final ac-
count of the estates administration.
Personal and real property appraised
at s942.o9 is accounted for in distri
buttons and disbursements. The coun-
4 ty court has designated April IL, 1920
as the date for final settlement.
| In the estate Of Mary A. Boggs an
incompetent person, Ezra Maurer,
guardian has been issued an order
confirming the sale of certain prop
critics in Marion county. AS the sum
received from tHe sdie anu hNiu ~
the account of ward, 5000 is mention
, toned.
i. According 70 an announcement at
the church Sunday. Rev. J. N. Hoov-
er of Lindsey, Cal, has been called
to the pastorate OF the local Baptist
? church to succeed Rev G. f. Holt
who left for Seattle the first of Feb
} ruary.
Mrs. Tracey Roland has returned
Ito her home in Roseburg after spenu
) ing two weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Della Smallwood, who has been III
with influenza.
II The B. A. Shaver printing plant
! Occupying business quarters IN tne ,.
NJ. c. A. building at the corner OF
! Commercial and Chemeketa streets
: has been sold to F. W. Sears and ohm
: Burtleson, who viii take immediate
possession. Mr.. Sears was foymerly
employed in the state printing de-
I. partment. Mr.. Shaver contemplates
going into the loganberry business.
The lecture to be given under me
auspices Of the Marion county cnii-
dren's bureau which was to nave
heen held in the Commercial ciur
a.y ,,oc4noupd unti