Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-10

Albany, - For making beer ana
maintaining common nuisance in his
feed stable at Lebanon. f. E. Parrish
was found guilty in Judge Ollivers
court Monday morning and fined S25
ana costs of S5.25.
Albany.--Judge L. G. Lewelling of
Albany will ask for the republican
nomination for district attorney of
linn county, to succeed Gale S, Hill
Portand.-1mmedia construction
of $4,000 ton drydoek was authorized
TUESDAY by the Portland public dork
commission. There will be five pom
toons each Of 5000 tons capacity
Newport--An immense run of her
ring has been in the Ynquina bay dur
ing the last few days, the fishermen
making large catches. The coid stor-
age plant is running to its fullest ca
paclty in caring for the fish.
Coryallis-A convention Of cattle
feeders has been scheduled for March
25-26 at La Grande. The oregon Agri-
cultural college will sponsor the gath
ering, plans for which include work
at the eastern Oregon experiment sta
tion,
Portland-urnited States Judge c.
E. Wolverton has returned to the
federal bench after an absence of q
month In San Francisco. Judge Rob-
ert S. Bean has left for duties in the
bay city and will return about April
4. Judge Wolverton. who was quite
Ill while in the south. has complete
" recovered.
Albany. s. Hill. district att
torney of Linn county and prominent
attorney OF Albany, annouced Satitr-
day that he will not ask for re-eiec-
tion this year to the office he holds,
Marshfield--Th workmen OF the
isuehner Lumber company mill most
Of whom are members of the Loyal
Legion, have demanded from the com
pany $3.50 per day minimum wages,
instead OF s4.S0 as agreed upon two
months ago when the employers and
legion representatives met in Port
land.
Roseburg Dollle Watts was
burned to death Monday night when
her home near Sutherlin. Or, was de-
stroycd by fire caused by heated
iron ieuiting the covers of the bed in
which she was sleeping. Her son-in-
law was seriously burned while at-
tempting her rescue.
Portland. r. May striking
lineman, who sustained fractured
skull In fight with A, ". Bennett
lineman employed BY the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph company Mon
day, while May was on picket duty,
was reported by physicians today to
be in a critical condition. with little
hope for recovery.
Eugene. Or, Mar 9--Postmaster II. |
d. Campbell has received notice that
the central accounting system now in
Nogue by the postoffice will be chang |
ed March l5. aud that Portland will
he made the central accounting office
for oregon, For the past 30 months
the Eugene office has been the cen-
tral accounting office for the seventy
Dostofflees in Lane county
Portland. .--Multnoma Falls, Ore
CONS most beautiful cascade may be
practically dry by midsummer unless
the li-inch deficiency in rainfall is
made up. declared c, p Kcyser. super-
intendent of Portland's public parks
after completing survey of the
streams feeding the falls. A dam to
control the flow may be constructed IN
the spring II conditions do not improve
he stated,
Electricity will be the greatest de-
structive force in future wars. says NJ
Turpln, of France, inventor of mollte
one OF the most terrible explosives
used In the world war,
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