Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-02
Dallas Man Asks
Court to Abuse
y of Dog by Boys

Dallas, Or, Feb. 2.-The days OF
--hokey pokey' and childish hilaI-
ity are not past even in the peace
full town of Dallas, according to a
complaint filed by Ivan w. Hope,
who lives in the southwest part of
tcwn. lMr Hope appeared before
the county clerk and made com
plant against Elmer Brodwell age
il years, son of G. s. Brodwell; !;
IIarl Sears, age Ia years, son of
Manford Sears; and Carl Odom,
age IL years, son Of Mrs. +. A.
Odom. for alleged torture and TOR
ment OF his dog. He asserts in his
petition to the court asking for the
Investigation Of the delinqucns
children. that they use turpentine
freely which is not consoling to the
Hopes frame of mind. The matter
of investigating the delinquency Of
the children will be taken up later
by the district attorney who is now
"A bsent from his office on account
of the death of his father.
Cyrus Il. Blair, well known farm
nr of the Buell. district, was trans
acting business in town yesterday.
e. r.. Aebi, a farmer living north
Df Dallas, was attending to busi-
: ness in town yesterday.
M. A. Conlee, a farmer living
southwest of Dallas, was attending
to business matters at the court
house yesterday
Leonard Starr, tax attorney of
Portland, was in Dallas Monday at
which time he filed some suits to
foreciose tax liens.
John Oorr, sheriff Of Polk coun-
ty, returned from Grants Pass the
first of the week where he went to
bring back two women who had
been apprehended by the officials
of that city while they were en-
route to California on the charge
aDf jumping a board bill. Their case
WAS tried in court yesterday before
dhe justice Of the peace.
Attorney Arthur Clarke, Of the
Firm of McFadden & Clarke of Cor
wallis, was attending to legal af-
fairs while in Dallas Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett w. Stats
or Monmouth were visiting friends
in town yesterday and discussing
incomes with the income tax men
who are now doing flourlshlng
business at the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Lichty OF
Buena Vista were in Dallas Tues
day morning to prefer charges
against Amy and Gladys Lucas
whom they took into their nome
after the residence of the parents
fn-law burned to the ground in No
rember. The Lichtys charge that
the young women failed to pay for
their board after having lived III
their house 6S days.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. Anderson OF
Ruena Vista were among the wit
nesses at the Lichty VS.. Lucas tria
which was held at the court mouse
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.. Lucas OF
Tuena vista were in Dallas Tues
day to ac' as principal witnesses II
the defense of their daughter-in-
laws
Warren Hastings who lives IN
St. Paul, Is in Dallas to spend the
remainder of his days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. @. Day, who live
on Fairview avenue
Mrs, walter TooZe Jr" who has
been spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. II. r., smith, has re-
turned TO her home IN McMirnVille
Mrs. Smith accompanied her daugh
ter home
Miss MIN Farley went to salem
Tuesday afternoon ON business
"trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Grant, who
have been making their home at
the Imperial apar ments, returned
TUESDAY to their home In Portland.
Mr.. Grant was formerly millwright
M the Willamette Valley Lumber
company.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Crcssy OF
south Bend, wash. were IN town
tiie first OF the week visiting at the
home of MIR. ana Mrs. Abel Uglow