Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07

4 arch Caterpillar type) only used part
of last season. completely overhauled
guaranteed: including s-bottom ploy
$3.50. See T. 5. Watts atNLiberty gar
age, Ferry 81 34'
i w. F. Maurer OF Harrison, Ark,
who came TO Salem a week ago for
a visit Of indefinite length, is SO pleas
ed with the valley that he has pur-
chased farm five miles south of Sa-
lem and will make that his home,
| A. d. Thompson, of the Remnant
store on North Commercial street. has
returned from several weeks wish
lin Chatham. Ontario, Canada.
| DR.. w C. Kantner. pastor of he
First Congregational church, who was
tcalled to Seattle last week on account
fof the death of his son will not re-
turn to Salem until the middle of
next week. James Elvin. secretary OF
the Y. NJ. c. A, who was a former pas
tor of the church, win have charge
of the services tomorrow, both morn
ing and evening.
A valuation of s7437.SS has been
placed upon the John E. Lewis esate
by Charles Ransom, Ross Condit and
Charles F. Melm, appraisers of the
estate. Real property located in Ma
rion county sums up to $6446.5O and
personal property is valued at 1891. .3S
Alex LaFollette, Harvey Crawford
and l. w. Townsend. appraisers of
the estae of Missouri Anna Townsend
have reported upon the estates hold
ings. consisting of real property val.
ued at $4,000.
The third estate appraisement re-
port for Friday was filed in the Roby
J. Stroud estate by W. e. Way, O. D..
Needham and Gus Cole. Property, the
total value of which is placed at s13.-
73S.09 is enumerated as follows: Real
property $4,000, personal holdings
represented by promissory notes. ST.
73S.09.
In decree and order signed by
Judge Bingham, the Phez Farms com
pany is declared to be the owner Of
154 acres of land In Marion county
In suit filed by the company against
Q. ID. Winkler, G. H. McCaslin, Ma
bel McCaslin, Rollin McCaslin, Jane
McCaslin and others The suit was pri
marily instituted for the purpose of
clearing title to the property in ques-
ton.
During the tendency of divorce
proceedings In the case of Catherine
Hill against Edward Hill, Mrs. Hill
has filed a motion asking that their
daughter, Marvel, Is, be given into
her custody, Mrs. Hill alleges that
she is in poor health aggravated by
the separation from her daughter.
She alleges that Marvel is held at d
Catholic institution in the county and
that she is refused permission to visit
her own daughter. The little girl was
placed IN the school by Mr.. Hill.
No fatalities resulted from acci-
dents in Oregon industries during the
week ending February S, according
to the weekly report Of the state in
dustrial accident commission. A total
|of 29a accidents were reported for
the week, 265 of which were subject
to the provisions of the compensation
act, % from firms and corporations
that have rejected the provisions of
the act and five from public utility
corporations not subject to the pro-
visions of the act.
The aid of the state registration
board has been invoked by Chas. w.
Lawyer of Newark, Ohio, in locating
his sister Mrs. Ida Lawyer Brooks, of
whom he has had no trace for the
past 30 years. Lawyer states that he
has reasons to believe she is located
in southern or eastern Oregon. She
is wanted in connection with the set
tlement Of an estate.
Mildred Robertson Brooks has been
appointed administrator of the Hen
rietta Robertson estate Heirs and kin
are John p. Robertson, c. H. Robert
son, Mildred r. Brooks and Mabel,
Robertson, all of whom are residents
Of Salem.
Valuation of real and personal
property at $7721.91 is noted in the
inventory and appraisement of the
Joseph Kaiser estate. M. r. Pogue,
Elmo s. White and W. F. Keyes were
appraisers.
W. G. Gleeson, N. A. Dibble and
W. G. Wells of Harney county have
been appointed by County Judge w.
M. Bushey as appraisers of the hold
ings of the William s. Mott estate in
Harney county.
Locust View Farm" is the name
affixed to the so acre farm of Sam
uel Tovert, near Turner, according to
a declaration filed by Mr.. Trovert,
Saturday.
DIR. M. P Mendelsohn left Saturday
afternoon for Portland to spend the
week end with relatives in that city.
Coming from Corvallis, where they
are attending the Oregon Agricultural
Collefe, Miss Irene Curtis, Miss Grace
Hill, Miss Vivian Hargrove. Miss Ruth |