Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-06

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- Report of man, whom she beliey-
!. ed TO be insane, prowling about her
4. home and in the neighborhood this
= morning, was made to police by Mrs.
!. Edward Schunke, 924 North Church
= street. Investigation by police failed
TO reveal his locality.
X
Fred Turner, news carrier, COM
x planned to police last night that a dog
belonging to Edward Pollard, 1865
\ Brooks avenue, had bitten him when
X he threw the paper on the porch Mr.
X Pollard told the police this morning
\ that he would keep the dog locked up
and pay any damages the boy suffer-
ed.
Lloyd 7. Rigdon, of the firm of Rig
nv don Son, undertakers, made a busi-
M ness trip to Stayton today. Mr.. Rigdon
is a candidate for county coroner, and
EN- bids fair to win large support in the
al. primaries.
TX
L. 7. e. McCroskey. manager of the
ge. Commercial Club, and Luther j..
of Chaplin, chairman of the agriculture
committee left the city for Portland
this morning where they will attend
~ to matters pertaining to the club.
They plan to return to Salem this
"a evening.
RS
IS A tribe of gypsies who had camped
40 at the corner of 18th and Market
streets yesterday soon disbanded and
ox left the city after Traffic Officer Mof-
,p. fit. responding to complaint made
en- by A. zeli. on North. 14th street, that
i they had been disturbing him, visited
? the camp and ordered. them to leave
III the city.
tv Theft of an auto, bearing Oregon
ha license No. 3424S from his sons farm
-, six miles north of LaGrande, was re-
- ported to police here by f. G..
"a Dierkes, route 6, Salem. Mr.. Derkes
said that he believed the thieves
might pass through Salem.
"a.
E. f. Long Of Salem is in the city
In making arrangements to ship car
Ye load of cattle to hiss farm in Tilla-
81 NOOK county He Twill send over thir-
:, lty head in this load and more later in
the season. By stocking his farm last
:, year he made the forty-five acre
"a tract pay $1OO per acre, and he ex-
A. poets to do better this season. Archie
re-. Long will have charge Of the herd
ad during the summer.
ere -, &C. W.T.
Ird ern garage, 127 North High street,
:, 4 and Lee Hickman, of the mechanical
department of the garage, were in
Portland last night and today attend
=, ing business matters.
q. The regular weekly meeting of Cap
italital Assembly, s4, United Artisans,
will be held at odd Fellows hall to-
20 might, beginning at eight o'clock. Us
= ual business of the order will be at
=. tended to, and several new members
probably will be initiated.
ey- Julian DeJardin of Gervais spent
ne Wednesday and Thursday morning in
~ Salem.
d. Walker, Fred Schomaker and ].
- A. Weaver Of Portland formed par
,...l ty that registered at the Bligh hotel
n Wednesday night
nd ~,
ief A genuine goou 'iile anu
re- dance music" that is the verdict of
he many patrons Of the company NJ dance
le- at the armory Wednesday night. As
a result of the success of the ven
ture, the local guard unit has snug
,rn sum in the treasury for rainy day.
ry which means the midsummer en-
et. campment The money will come in
IL mighty handy in supplementing rfrs
company mess.
b.. Af
lis, The meeting of the Salem school
.09 board, scheduled for last Tuesday,
was postponed until May II, through
the dearth Of sufficient members to form
ak squorum on the first mentioned
em date.
his
nd Aubry S. Taussing of Brownsville
ing was a Salem visitor "Wednesday.
George Dopplemaier of Eugene reg
istered at the Bligh Wednesday night.
Ids
ID Corvallis visitors to Salem Wednes-
nd day. were Louis Kay and Sam Wild
M erman.
~ Mrs. Al. d. Leedy. who has been
lck spending the past week with rela-
na tives and friends in Salem, has re-
NIX turned to her home in Canyon CITY.
nd -
III Charles II. Fisher, publisher OF the
Ios Eugene Guard. was in Salem Thurs
day on a combined business and pleas
nre visit
Mrs. John Jones has returned g !.
her home in Salem after brief VISIT
3 in Oregon City as the guest Of he'
mother. Mrs. Volkmar.
Fishing licenses have been lssusp
RECENTLY to J. ". Imbier, stayloni
X. d. Clark. H. II. Porter. J.
straub. P. B. churchman, g Lelane
Brown. paul chenowetla. J. y cneh'
oweth. RaIpr Thompson G. A. hove
81. i. parson. James B. chenewe1n
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