Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-30
Court House News
Circuit Court

Court House News
Circuit Court
Complaint for the collection of
$3.50 filed against Catherine Rob
ertson by Julia Parsons.
Complaint asking for the pos
session of an automobile now held
by the defendants, filed by F. c.
Doerfler VS. Orval M. Lewis and O.
d. Bowers.
Demurrer of plaintiffs filed to
defendants amended answer in the
suit of Frank GILES VS. Frank
Wilde.
Judgment awarding plaintiff
$2O7.50 filed in the case of E. E.
Fisher VS. S. E. Edwards.
Probate Court
Third annual report of admins
traitor of the estate of Emma Nett
ling.
Order discharging guardian of
Harley Minch, minor, and receipt
acknowledging receipt of estate by
the minor filed.
Inventory and appraisement
amounting to $147O in personal
property filed in the matter of the
estate Of John D. Wilson.
Inventory and appraisement Civ
ing real property valued at $3.50
and personal property amounting
to $3.50 filed in the matter Of
the estate of Leathe M. Wells.
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Basketball, Willamette VS. yell
low Jackets, armory Sat. night s
j clock. 312
w. H. Baillie, marion county
school supervisor, left Salem yes
terday for Portland to attend the
Oregon State Teachers association
convention which comes to close
tonight. Mr.. Baillie is expected
to return to Salem tomorrow.
Yeomen attention. Watch par
ty and dance tomorrow Satur-
day evening, Elks- Woodman
hall. All Yeomen attend. 312
Watch night service will be OBJ
served tomorrow night in the
West Salem Methodist Episcopal
church and will commence at II
O'Clock.
! Gus Moser, state senator from
Multnomah county, is in Salem to-
day ON legal business, but declines
to say whether or not it is con-
nected with the fair tax bills
killed by the senate during the
special session.
William Broder and Joe Park
er, dental college students OF
Portland, were in Salem today
| visiting. Both men we're former
students at the University of Ore
gon. They returned to Portland
by automobile this afternoon.
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Kenneth R. Lancefield OF Am
Iity was in Salem visiting today.
He made the trip by automobile.
Lancefield, who is visiting in
Amity during the holiday period,
| is attending medical school IN
Portland.
Flax growers will meet at Rick
reall Wednesday at 1880 in the
evening and at Turner, Thursday
at 1870 to consider further or
ganization of the flax industry
of the county according to A. c.
Bohrnstedt this morning, who
said that a third meeting would
be held at Aumsville Friday but
the exact time had not been set.
Colonel George A. White was
presented with an embossed copy
of the resolution, passed by thirty
first legislature, citing him for
his good work in organizing the
national guard at the beginning
of the world war, by officers OF
Multnomah county at the quarter
Ily inspection and muster held re-
Gently in Portland.
Belief that there will be con-
siderable activity in and near Sa-
lem early in February, was ex-
messed this morning by Police
Judge Earl Race, who conducts a
free employment bureau in the
city hall. Labor has a surplus
here at the present tlme' oeca uee
there is virtually no work TO Dc
found, but l believe this ondltloh
will not hold very long, Judge
Race said. "The farmers VIII soon
be able to put number Oh men
at work, logging camps viii &c
onened. building work VIII DC
nerformed in Salem, ani theIe
will be considerable work in tax, :,
ing care of lawns and gardens
The Salem Homestead Oh m tne
yeomen will hold a short session
of business tomorrow evening a'
the Elks-Woodman hall and the
remainder of the evening WIN DC
devoted to a New Years eve
watch uytc1 party and dancing. Castillo
canon and wife of Portiahu'