Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-25

Linn county filed by Anne G. How
ard VS. s. S. Howard and the State
Board of Control.
Probate Court
Semi-annual account filed in
the matter Of the estate of Cod
frey Dental.
Painless corn Doctors office,
Phone 957, S22 State st. 2s7
Fred A. Erixon, Salem con-
tractor, spent yesterday with his
daughter, Mrs. E. r. Kean, Of
Portland, returning last night.
Sav-Oil piston rings are guar
anteed to give 1000 miles to the
gallon of lubricating oil. Investi-
gate them 1S5 S. Com'l st. 2S2*
Mrs. Earl South of st. Johns, q
suburb of Portland, spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Drager. She will stay over Sun
day.
Norman F. Coleman, of Port
Hand, head of the Loyal Legion OF
Loggers and Lumbermen, was In
Itown this morning .on business
Iconnected with the organization
Frank Bramwell, state bank
commissioner, returned from a
southern trip yesterday. Due to
the bad condition of the weather,
| Mr.. Bramwell was forced to leave
his automobile in Eugene.
| R. o. Smelling, George Arbuckle'
| William Gahlsdorf and Rev,
Fereshetian will attend the Ro-
tary club meeting at McMlnn-
willie tonight. Mr.. Fereshetlan
will be the principal speaker OF
the evening.
1 Mrs. Hedberg, mother of E. A.
| Hedberg of the firm Of Minkief
| & Hedberg, and Miss Dorothy
| Jones of Ashland, Oregon, nave
been visiting Mr.. Hedberg through
1.-THE week. They will return tc
their home tonight.
l
Postal authorities are trying te
discourage the use of freak slzeo
postal cards at Christmas time
recent bulletin from the depart
lment at Washington announces
When cards are too. large or to'
4 small they are difficult to rur
Through the stamping machines.
A total of $42S was received
this morning by Red Cross heau
Quarters from outlying distrlct'
where the drive is being carried
Ion Hubbard reported $72; MT
Angel $44.5O; silverton $2s2.25.
, school district 20; Broadmead
Polk county, SIS; school distrc
las. Marion county, 1925.
with an especially heavy down
pour early this morning, Salem
was visited by .95 inches OF rain
during the "a hour period whlch
came to a close at Z o'clock this
morning. The Willamette river
was at 17.4 feet and was falling
i The maximum temperature during
the period was 54 and the mini
: mum was A.
II Two automobiles-one driven
bv &. +. Ritchie, 2O66 North LIB
erty. and the other by E. v. Guy
, of Mt. Angel-were slightly dam,
aged in a smash up on the Paelii'
highway near Salem yesterday
None Of the cars occupants Wa'
hurt, according to the reports
made to the police.
The number of "sleepers reg
listered at the city jail last nlgn
was less than on the two preced
ing nights. Six men were givei
accommodations. THEN names al
given on the police blotter arr
Joseph Dice, George Mcdonald ~
Newton. Joseph Candy, $. Dorai
and John Stout
4 There was one drunk man Il
4 Salem last night who, because Q
& his wandering tendencies, IS no
4 n the city jail this morning. Las
Il evening Desk Sergeant Ralph ia
4 Wis received telephone call a
i the police station. "This is 70
3 South Commercial street, a Yolc
4 said. aThere's drunk man Y
4 here and we want an officer" 70
8 Iiceman victor was detailed to In
I vestigate. when he arrived, how
4 ever he found that the inepri
Il ated one sought new fields.
Natice Of rewards for any on
-l,nteyfering with the United state
lmails was received by Postmas.e ISL,
| Huckestefn this morning. Fly
Iitbo,,sand dollars will be paid 10
~. ~ a~-sst and conviction OF ans