Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06


The lecture by Miss Ethel Sawyer
scheduled to be held in the auditor
ium OF the public library this month.
has been postponed until some time
in May. The title OF the lecture will
be Fiction. and the Creative Read
err" Miss Sawyer is delivering a SER
les of lectures in Portland and viii go
East in the early summer to give the
same in some of the leading
cities there
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Salem Art League will be
held in the public library Tuesday,
April Is at 5 p. m.
! Frank Jaskoski. manager Of the
job printing department of the Morn
ing Statesmen, was a Portland visitor
Sunday and Monday.
A. b. Stewart proprietor of a ma
chine repair shop on Court street.
made a business trip to Portland Mon
day
A.. ID. Spier, formerly owner of a
second hand store on Norh CONNER
cial street, IS spending the Week In
Dallas, on business.
Mrs. Ida Miller, of Los Angeles, who
several years ago was manager of a
restaurant on South Commercial
street, and VINO has beer the guest of
friends in Portland and Salem for tbs
past few weeks. left Tuesday for her
home in California
Mr., and Mrs. C. F. Valentine. FOR
merly of Baker City. Oregon, who
have been visiting in Salem for sew
eral weeks, have moved to the 4O-acre
ranch in Polk county, five miles from
Salem, which they purchased recent
ly, and will make that their perman-
ent home.
Mrs. Winnifred Pettijohn, arrested
for driving an auto past a standing
street car, plead guilty when arraign-
ed before olice Judge Race this morn
ign, and was fined So. She was ar
rested by Traffic Officer Moffitt.
A bicycle. stolen Saturday night
! from Homer Hulsey, was recovered
+. by police last night at the home OF
. H. H. Savage, 245 South 18th street
where the thief had apparently aban.
doHed it. The presence of the bicycle
at his home was reported to the police
by Mr.. Savage.
i Mrs. C. F. Young and children
Edith, Donald and Harvey, who have
been visiting in Salem for several
days, returned to their home in Toledo
$ Tuesday.
y Miss Grace Taylor, 44S Center stree
! was called to Corvallis Monday BY
: the illness of her brother, c. w. Tay.
lor.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Nadon, VIII
have been guests at the home Of Mrs
/. Nadon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e
q Eckerlin, sos North Liberty street
i have returned to their home in Har
! risburg.
!, A friendly scuffle during which
: door was broken in on the Poise
! & Shaw store, Commercial and Mil
Ter streets, was brought to the atten
ton of the police Monday Afternoon
= Officer Rowe, detailed to investigat
y reported that E. Miller and Grar
= Kightlinger had been scuffling, an
! that they had burst the door ii
: Kightlinger agreed to pay the cost,
= Upon the assertion of Joseph Tulej
= that his father, Jacob Tuleja, was pre-
u pairing to leave this locality with vi
. fulfilled guardian obligations, Count
! Judge w. M. Bushey issued an orde
) Tuesday, requiring the guardian I
!, appear in court. Tuleja, whose marits
. troubles and neighborhood Difficult
ties have been aired in court durin
the past two months. will be aske
to show why he should not furnia
!. suitable bond in the guardianship {
|, the Tuleja minors.
s
:, Amos Beach of WOODBURY., was
visitor to the office OF county Cler
U. G. Boyer Tuesday. Mr.. Beach al
though nearly rs Years of age, is abb
/, to read and write without the aid @
glasses. He saw four years Of servic
during the Civil war and went thr
v more than a score Of battles, remerl
n beEing Gettysburg, the WILDERNESS
d and many others. While in Salem, h
le secured a hunting and fishing licens.
saying that there is nothing like tn
out of door life to keep a perso
o young"
W Mrs. Catherine Riley of Calixic'