Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-26

over 16 years of age,
Shingling done by day or job. Phone
115F2. 42G
y No clue other than the report tha
The was seen in Salem Monday noon
and is said to have ridden to this city
with man named Crawford, from
zena, has been found by police here
in the search for Harold Lynch, sor
of M. A. Lynch, of Mccoy, Ore, whC
disappeared from Mccoy Monday
morning. Police said "Wednesday
morning that they had searched
rooming houses here and other rem
devious where the boy might have
gone, but without results. Blood
hounds and a posse that searched fol
the boy all night Monday failed tc
find any trace of him.
Persons residing in the vicinity OF
Trade and 10TH streets are repeated
ly having milk stolen from theil
Iporches, according to reports reach
ing police headquarters the past few
I days Tuesday evening Milton Briggs
residing in that section of the city
reported to police that milk had been
stolen from his place several nights
Theft of a bicycle from his son as
it had been left standing in front of
a friends home where he was visit
ling, was reported to police late Tues
day night by John Mari, the mer-
chants nightwatchman. A descrip-
ton of the bicycle was given author
ities who Wednesday were search
! ing for it and the thief.
/ j. C. Flora, arrested Tuesday by
Traffic officer Moffitt on charge
Of speeding on South Commercial
. street, forfeited bond of SIS when he
| failed to appear in Municipal Judge
Races court "Wednesday morning al
10 o'clock. Flora was cited to appear
in court at that time when bond was
accepted at police headquarters,
| Report of the collision of his ma
chine with an auto driven by w. b
IMagness, Of Amity, Ore, on the Pa
cific Highway between Gladstone ano
Oregon City, was made to police here
Tuesday evening by o. A. Johnson
1850 North 18th street. The accident
was not serious, according to the re-
/ port.
Lawrence Gale, of Gale & Co., re-
ported to police Tuesday night a col
A lision OF his auto wit hanother ma
chine driven by A. Curry ut the cor
ner of State and Cottage streets
Neibter machine sustained much
damage, and no one was injured.
Mrs. w. H. Rutherford of $40 N
Church street, has returned to hef
home after a two months WISH III
Hastings and Omaha.
Word has been received in Salem
that d. Goldson, formerly with the
George Brothers restaurant here, dieo
in Ontario, California, last week
Death was due to small pox. His wife
| is also seriously ILL
Melvin Hansen, a realty dealer ol
Eugene. was a visitor in Salem the
first of the week. He made the trip
by motor.
Miss Vera Thomas has returned 10
her home in this city after Week-elu
visit with friends in Eugene. MISS
Tmohas is employed in the local tei9-
lphone office.
fudge Lawrence T. Harris, OF the
sunreme court, returned Iuesuas
from Eugene where he spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Arm
itage. Mrs. Harris remained IN lhe
Lane county city for more lengthy
visit.
Mics Fyanke Hout returned to Sa-
lem Tuesday after a brief VISIT at eiie
home of her parents, Mr.. ana TINS.
r. u Hout of Corvallis. Miss Hout Is
a nemploye in the state library
After a four months sojourn, IN lne
east Mrs F. S. Bynon, well KNOWN
salem resident returned to this CITY
last week. She is staying at the nome
of her daughter, Mrs. o! a. LaCoufse
fMarcella Rynon) 592 North SUM
ma~ street. In a few days Mrs. Bynon
nreceded her husband on the return
trin To Oregon. but expects 10 JOIN
him at Portland in few days.
Loss of an army blanket ana a.
indian auto robe from her antoa'oDls
as 4 ~.ood parked in front Of the ar
roorv =, TUESDAY night. was reported %
noIice "wednesday by Mrs. Wiiiianl
Rusiek Mrs. Busick said that tne
robe and blanket were stolen "huF
she was attending dance in the ar
mory.
The fender op an auto belonging
n FRED. I.anport. Of the United states
! Natianal bank, was damaged and the
running board an car driven ~ =
" Hughes was bent when the t#o
machines eolllded Wednesday al me
corner of Marion and Cottage streets
~ T.a1aport had the right ef NAy
....s.l..s eho inress sgafed reported