Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-07
Oregon
dissertations


The Dalles.-In an effort to curb the
depradations Of boys who have been
ranging the city at night committing
acts Of vandalism and crimes Of wen
more serious character, the city coun-
Gil established a curfew law.
Portland.--Plans are now being pre-
pared for the laying OF six hundred
miles Of telephone line through the ma
fional forests Of Oregon and Washing
ton. federal forest officials here an
nouneed today. II was said that efforts
would be made to hasten tho compile
ton Of telephone system for aid in
quick Communication during the FOR
est fire season. Instead Of building
lookout houses this season, the money
usually devoted for this purpose will
be diverted to telephone work.
Portland.-A temporary injunction
was issued In the federal court here
Tuesday whereby oregon's %bi-linqual
law, decreeing that foreign language
newspapers must publish parallel Eng
Iish translations. is stayed, The law
was to have become effective April 20.
The stay was granted in order to per-
init time for the preparation OF plead
ings to determine the laws constltu-
tionality.
portland.-The Reverend Harold
Leonard Bowman, y. d., pastor OF
Woodlawn Park Presbyterian church
of Chicago, has beentendered a unani-
nous call to the pastorate OF the First
Presbyterian church OF Portland al a
nalary OF $1,000, 1t was announcer TO.
day.
Wlllamlna.--O. II. Lehman. who has
been farming near Bentley for several
years, has traded hts farm for a store
at Dallas, and this week moved his
family to that place.
Monmouth,--Mr. and Mrs. +. A.
Bradficld and son Elton and Mrs. M.
D.Oatman and daughters Lucille and
Frances Of Albany, Or, have left for
Condor, Or, where the estate of their
deceased mother VIII be settled April
10.
Eugene.~-Clyde Beers. a local must.
clan, and Miss Made Gross, a i7-year.
old Eugene high school girl. who were
married just before Christmas and
were divorced d month ago. were mar
ried again Monday night.
Hillsboro, - Leading business ant
n~eighborhood organizations Of Wash
ington county have gone on record n
favoring the two-mill tax for element
AIRY education.
Eugene,--Mr. and Mrs. David Dyer.
lee Of this city will sail from an Allan
tic port some time In August for 30.
Innge, Africa, where they will engage
In missionary work. Both are gradu.
ates OF the Eugene Bible university
Mi Byerlee also was instructor in mu
aic IN that institutions
Roseburg, --Allen Stephenson. a far
mer residing about two miles from
Ruckles was severely wounded Mondai
when he received n full charge Of sho
from q gun used IN hunting. he hal
lust returned from a hunting trip, -
he turned 10 go out of the room tn
gun was Jared In some manner an
fell and was discharged The charg
struck him IN both thighs.
Newherg--A Hoover for Preslden
club WAS formed here Monday nigh
and permanent organization was ef
fected BY the election Of Jesse Edward
fer president; G, A. Hodson. secretary
and Mrs. Mario X. Evans, treasurer
w. n Newell and II. II. Haynes .
Portland gave short talks for Hoover
Much enthusiasm prevailed at tn
meeting and steps we're taken for OF
ganlxlng Hoover clubs throughol
Yamhill county.
The Dalles--With q view 10 maxim
the fire alarm system OF this city mod
ern a siren whistle was ordered bough
by the city council. This siren can b
heard IL miles against the wind
whereas the bell. which has done dut
heretofore, was ineffective durln
heavy winds.
The American Columbia r.aundf
company has been incorporates at Al
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