Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04
IAII around Town

of SIS for his appearance later for
trial.
For sale. setting hens with chicks
for each. Special sale Thursday ON
White Leghorns. C. N. Needham. 55s
State. Phone 400. IO7
Theft of his high cut boots, hunt
ing coat, and complete fishing out
fit. consisting of tackle and rods, from
his garage some time Monday night
was reported to police this morning
by Louis Ashleman, 256 North 18th
street. Entrance was gained to the
garage by removing the screw hold
ing the lock plate.
st. Monica's altar society viii meet
in St. Joseph's hall, Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2:30. AS large an attend
ance as possible is desired at the
meeting.
Miss Mary Pearson, of this CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Downing of Wal
do Hills and Mrs. Glover Carnick.
now of Alameda, California, but for
merly of this. state, formed a party
that motored to Corvallis Sunday and
spent the day as the guests of Judge
and Mrs. c. A. Sehlbrede, Mr.. Down
ing's sister-in-law and brother -in-law,
THEY returned to Salem Monday.
George w. Lewis, of Portland. Wis
tied friends and acquaintances in
Salem Tuesday while en- route to his
ranch near Independence.
A combination hunting and fishine
license was secured Monday by S. B.
McElyies of this city.
Pioneers and civil war veterans
hunting and fishing permits have
been issued to P, A. Brant, Mill City:
w. W. King, Stayton and H. A. Sails
bury. Salem.
During the past eight months only
one hunting license has been writ
ten out in County Clerk Boyer's Of
flee this being secured by Carl N.
Jones, Fortland.
County Clerk u. G. Boyer, is re.
ported to have suffered a nervous
breakdown Monday and is confined
TO his home at 453 north Winter
street. TOO much work" is the ver-
dict of the many friends of the coun-
ty official. During the voters regis
tration rush of the past month, Mr..
Boyer has been obliged to work many
hours overtime due to the fact that
his office force is under required
strength because of the scarcity of re-
liable help.
J. F .Hettick. of 500 north 18th
street, this city, who, for the past IL
weeks has been a victim of the
sleeping sickness is reported to be
in better condition, hopes being en-
tertained for his recovery. Mr. Het-
tick, an employee of the Spauldine
Lumber company is being taken care
OF at the state hospital where he has
been under special observation. the
| strange attack arousing a great deal
VI hitSlcSt III IHeulCal circles. Rela-
tives of the stricken man are par
lticuiarly grateful to Drs Griffith
and Evans who have been in charge
i ofsthe case. Mrs. Hettick stating that
mo one could have been given great,
er care or attention than that shown
my husband
! An auto delivery truck belonging
to the Cherry City Bakery sustained
I slight damages when its driver lost
control of it in turning a corner al
Center and Liberty streets, ano
plunged into a telephone pole Off.
Ger Moffitt investigated the accident
and reported it at headquarters.
A double break in his bathhoust
at the foot of Bellevue street, which
the providers scattered the contents
of the lockers over the floor and stole
] six paddles, and breaking another
was reported to police Monday nigh
by f. s. Robinson, a teacher at th+
Grant school. Mr. Robinson said tina
he had just finished repairing th'
| place after a break and that he dis