Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-26


Silverton. or. Nov. 26. &C. A.
Benson has Just completed the
building Of q half mile Of new pens
on his pheasant farm west OF this
city on the Salem road. and with
the completion of this Improvement
he probably has the most complete
pheasant farm in this part Of the
country. Mr.. Benson shipped more
than 100 birds one day last week
which were consigned to Seattle.
Wash; Mt. View CAT; Marysville,
cal: Scarboro Beach, Maine; HarS
risburg. Pa West Pafnt, Florida
ana Nashville, Tenn, Mr., Benson
says he received an order not long
ago from Brazil, which, II he con-
tracted to fill, would tax the capac-t
ity Of his farm for the next twenty
years. M \
Silverton. Or, NOV. 26.-William
Yates and ]. Al Fuiers two Silver.
ton. men, have, purchased the bar
Der shop In II Woo dburn formerly
known as the. Gale Lansden shop
and will take charge Of the same
today. Mr., Yates has been employ-
ed in the r.. II. Taylor shop for
some time and Mr.. Fuller. although
an experienced barber has been
painting In Silverton for some time,
He was at one time engaged In the
tonsorial business in Woodburn. ~
is said they paid $1,000 for the prop
erty. 4a alE
Silverton, Or. Nov. 26.----William
Fuller, an employee at the Silver
ton Lumber company mill here,
sustained fractured leg Wednes-
day afternoon when he was caught
between two trucks loaded With
lumber. He was taken to the Sill
yerton hospital BY the company's
physician and the fracture reduced.
He has wife and family depend
ent upon him and as he will be un-
able to work for some time the
family will be left in rather uns
fortunate circumstances.
Silverton, Or. Nov. 26.--Seward
Tegland. son Of S. Tegland Of the
City Meat Market. fractured his
arm Wednesday while assisting his
father at the slaughter house. The
young man was standing at TN rear
Of the truck which had been stop
ped on. a little hill and after his
father had stepped from the ma
chine it started to back. Seward
was caught between the end board
and the building and sustained a
fracture Of his right arm.
Silverton. Or, Nov. 26.---After an
illness covering period of several
months G. w. Nicholson, an aged
resident Of Silverton, died at ms
home in this city at o'clock Tues
day morning He had been con-
fined to his bed for the past three
months. The funeral was heid
yesterday afternoon at the Trinity
Lutheran church. Rev. George Hen
rickson officiating. and internent
was made in the Evans Valley GEM
etery.
The boxing contests held In Sill
verton BY the Loyal Legion seemed
to have the desired effect upon the
rising generation. A "smoker-con-
test was staged at Harvey's barr
Saturday afternoon by some Of the
young sports.
Miss Hilda dyson. who is teach
| ling school at Dayton, Or, is home
to spend the Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ec
| Olson.
The Silverton students who are
attending the university at Eugene
are home to spend Thanksgiving
They will return to Eugene O.
morrow or Sunday.
A "Norwegian supper Will bt
given at st. Johns Lutheran church
on the east hill tomorrow evening
and d program will be rendered.
Arthur Nesheim paid $40 to tht
1 city recorder this week for driving
his car faster than the law permits
and Gilbert Berg was assessed nal
that amount for a like offense
Arthur Nesheim is brother Of
Clarence NesheIm, whose license
! Chief Welsh win ask to have re
voked because he is alleged to have
driven car in Salem while intoxi
Gated.
| The Mispah circle viii hold a salt
at W. Bowser's furniture store TO-
I morrow. The proceeds will be used
for benevolent purposes.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Davis o.
i Eugene are visiting lat the home ol
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. U. q
4 Davis. lss se
Through trains on the Southern
Pacific road passed this way from
| Woodburn to Salem last Wednes
fday owning to wreck at Cinema
wa. They travelled faster than thu
people Of Silverton are accustomed
to seeing trains move, and ther'
twas some little excitement occa
stoned.