Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

be present and to assist in the ar
rangements.
Fines of IS each were assessed by .
Police Judge Race thismorning from
7. E. Aslop and P. E. Neul, who were /
arrested Monday evening by Traffic !
Officer Verden Moffitt for speeding. /
Aslop, according to Moffitts report, I
was going SS miles an hour on South |
High street between Lincoln and
Mission; and Neul was going 80 miles /
an hour on High street, between |
Howard and Myers.
A small truck owned by A. b Star
buck of Dallas, was badly damaged
and its driver, Kenneth Edgar, was
severely shaken up late Monday night
when he drove into a house that was
being moved across the street at the
Icorner of Commercial and Union
streets. Report of the accident was
made at police headquarters.
The funeral for little Billie Talm-
adge. infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dav-
id II. Talmadge, who died at the fam
lily residence late Sunday night, was
held at the home, 18th and Oak
streets, at 1880 o'clock this afternoon.
Burial followed in City View ceme-
terry.
Friends of Miss Mary Wait will be
pleased to know that she is convalesc-
ling at her home on North 2Oth street
latter undergoing a serious operation
at the Deaconess hospital.
In the divorce action of j, F. Day
against Lenora Day, Mrs. Day today
filed motion asking that her divorce
seeking husband be required to pay
$3.50 temporary support and suit
money. She also asks that the suit
he dismissed and asks that the SUIT
nav her sufficient suit money. In her
answer to Days charges that she hau
made life burdensome to him, Mrs
Day denies all charges of cruel treat
ment of her husband. She ADMITS
however, that she did accuse her nus
band of running around" with an
other woman, whom she says, Day
had named as Juanita L. Mapes'
For the benefit of the Mennonite
church at Pratum, Prof. P Waldo
Davis. of hilomath College will give
concert, Monday evening March 20
: The concert will take place at the
Pratuni Menonit\ church buhdlhs az
o'clock. TEof. Davis INSTRUMENT
' is tne Golden Chimes and a program
= Of good music is assured
"wednesday afternoon at the KIM
r han school of Theology chapel ser
: vice. Rev. W. Hall will give MS graz,
Mating thesis, the subject OF whlch =
.o1,he Devotioal Life of the student
Y It's Need and Its Peril.
> After considering testimony in tnt
case of Media Colwell. against >. !
!, coiweu Judge George c. Bingham
: continued the case Tuesday morning
r B. Fenton, Jr., of Portland wa
visitor on Salem, Monday
y Visiting old friends Judge Thoma
/ Rvan. of Gladstone, spent ie'
y hours in Salem, Tuesday
Y. Mary r. Koeneke has been appoint
,r "a oxecutrix of the estate OF Jon
20 Koeneke. Property situated at W. W..
re ctv is bequeathed to Mrs. hoeneh
D. Nv the terms of will which was ao
nsitted to probate, Tuesday. A. j. IaS
Ior Albert Seitzwiger and Ned klcn
r ards are named as appraisers oil III
S, estate.
T. Tho Woman's Foreign Misslonal
20 cooiotv of the Jason Lee Methodi
q Episeopa lchurch will hold theiI pu1
at ness meeting and quarterly Yea
n the home of Mrs. ID. W, Dewey IVY
:, North Cottage street, "Wednesday a
" ternoon. March "a, at 2;S0 o'cioc
Al members and friends OF the -
80 G 80 cordially invited to attend
e u f. Brackney. of Portland va
al ,.,,,i,,as. visitor in Salem 'Monda
of f :,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Rowland oi y
Rowland Printing Company, were
IS portland Monday, where their so
ir Raed Rowland, underwent a serio
ig operation at one of the hospitals
le that city.
al A. D. spiers. a second hand deal
ne of this city, is spending the week
ne Dallas.
or
Iir OBITUARY
win r.. son Of Rufus ana sdt'