Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10

4dM service - New Mitchell car. e.
Phone 100, Smiths cigar store. IL f
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop are en- v
as their guests over the $
week end, their sons, c. NJ Bishop. :
who arrived from California Satur-
day and Chauncey Bishop of Pendle-
ton.
The Three Link Needle Club was
pleasantly entertained at the home of
Mrs. Charles Cameron on Friday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Loveland and Mrs.
Thomas Claggett assisted the hostess.
Needlework and conversation occu-
pied the afternoon, and refreshments
were served to the thirty guests The
club will meet Jan. % at the home
of Mrs. W. A. Weist. 2055 d street,
Miss Flora Case, librarian, an
nounced Saturday that the public lib |
rary will be open for the return of |
books Monday afternoon from l until
6 o'clock. 1t is hoped by the board of
directors, that the library will be open
for circulation Tuesday afternoon at
l 1 o'clock.
The funeral of J, A. Bishop, the an
nouncement of whose death appears
on page one of this issue. VIM pe geld
at the chapel of the Webb & Clough
= company at p, m. Monday.
The pupils of Miss Elma Weller
will be heard in a piano recital Mon
day evening January u, at Sis
o'clock in the Presbyterian church,
5 assisted by Mrs Ethel Raymond Boyd
D soprano
Mrs A. Yoger was slightly injur-
e ed shortly before noon Saturday
5 when she was run down by an auto
/ driven by ]. A. Remington, at the
corner of Liberty and State streets
According to police reports Mrs. Yo
: ger BECAME confused when she start
le ed across the street, and stepped bacl
y in front of Mr.. Remington's car. Sh
ls was bruised considerably.
TX
le G. A, Nye, 1895 Saginaw street
y. was severely injured necessitating hi
De confinement to bed at his home, a
about nine o'clock Saturday mornin
when he, riding a bicycle. collide
III with Jehu Oliver. ianitor at the put
es library, also riding a bicycle, on Stat
mt street, between Winter and Capito
at Mr.. oliver escaped injury. Two ply
~, sicians are attending Mr.. Nye. n
lr- has been mail distributor and me
ry senger at the state house for 20 year
Ter Undertaking of appeal was file
90, Saturday b ythe Salem Kings Pr,
IRE duets Company from the recent d
IN cision of Judge George G. Bingha
pei to the Oregon supreme court. I'll
decision was rendered in the suit
the Products company against S.
by Ramp, Bruce Cunningham and Sc
,ial eral other loganberry growers
- Marion county. For this suit the COZ
pany questions the right of the gro
'p- ers to so construe contracts with t
ar company, that deliveries could
.ly; made to other parties than the col
.,v. pany in order to secure a high
-. market price.
re- The Y. w C. A. VIII hold op
house" Wednesday to which all re
po dents of Salem who are interested
ern the work of the organization are
an. vited. The affair will begin at
o'clock with a chicken dinner SER
from until Z. An informal rec
ton will follow, for which an eX'
Al lent program is being arrans
Everything will be shown and
- planned the guests the social ga
80 ~. ering lasting until 10 o'clock. The
~ tire evening will be strictly inforr
49, The case of c. c. Coghlan aga
90, A. Miller is being heard befor
1,a, Jury in Judge Kelley's court CO
s.,., Ian is sueing Miller, Woodburn
,jol. ident, for $205O for alleged malic
- persecution. The case is supposed
have grown out of pro-German
anti-military sentiment ana culml
,ates ed in clashes in which Miller is
a bv to have employed rifles and a ei
asses bar. following Coghlan's return /
Rer- France, where he served for ne
, So two years Coghlan returned
and France with a first lieutenant's
the mission, two decora,:0ns and
I the wound stripes. He claims that NJ
done in addition to personal attacks
class false charges against him; cire