Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07

university class OF ID, is regis
tered In the COLLEGE second sum
mer school session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Noeske and
Sidney M. Fransen, of Portland
passed through Salem today on a
motor trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. G. Bligh, Of
Salem, have left for Breitenbusf
where they will spend two weeks
vacation. They made the trip b.
automobile.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl Doney ant
two sons, accompanied by Mis-
Helen Sachwell, returned Saturda,
evening from a five day trip t.
Rainier Park.
Robert Gatke, professor at Will
lamette University, left this morn
ing for a week s vacation to Sea
side and Cannon Beach. While h,
Is away Dean George Alden will
have charge of the summer schoo
classes in history.
Howard Balch, 1902 north Fiftl
street, was arrested here Saturday
night by Patrolman Parent anc
was charged with speeding. He wai
cited to appear in police court to
day. According to the officer
Balch had no drivers license OIL
his person when arrested.
While endeavoring to park his
automobile on Liberty street be-
tween State and Court, James Wit
ham, of route 6, collided with a
car driven by J. J. Lane, according
to report made to the police. The
damage was small.
Two small boys, aged 10 and 13
years, ran away from the home OF
their father, f. McBurney, of Mil
City, according to report made
to the police yesterday by A. L.
Baker. also of Mill City. The lads
were wearing overalls and tan col
ored hats, he said.
DR.. Carl G. Doney, president Of
Willamette Universitl, occupied
the pulpit at Jason Lee Methodist
church yesterday morning in the
absence Of Rev. Thomas Achesor
who with his family is enjoying
a two weeks vacation at Newport
The young people Of the Epwortf
League told Of their experiences
at Institute at the evening service
Statements printed in Th'
Capital Journal concerning tn
price fixed by Polk county prune
growers for prune picking at
cents a box, with a bonus of tw'
cents, neglected to state that II
Polk county the bushel box of g.
pounds is used, to which this prtc'
applied, and not the half-bushe
box used in Marion county.
"Thank the Lord that I got out
Of political office in Salem" Thii
is the way c. D. Babeoek, secretary
Of the Insurance Brokers' Exchange
in San Francisco, put it yesterday
in the Imperial hotel when recall
ing the time that Governor West
ousted him from the industrial ac-
cident commission. He is back in
Portland on a short vacation, hav-
ing motored from San Francisco
Portland Oregonian.
Members Of the Salem-MeMinn-
vile Rotary clubs will hold their
annual. picnic at Wheatland ferry
next Wednesday. The programme
will include a baseball game, bas-
ket dinner, addresses, musical num-
bers and humorous stunts. 7. b.
Kay, owner of the Salem Woolen
mills and member Of the legislature
will captain the baseball team OF
the local Rotary club.
When he pleaded guilty to a
charge of disorderly conduct Sat
urday afternoon, Frank A. Logan
of Portland, was sentenced by
Police Judge Earl Race to pay a
fine of 80 or to serve five days
in the city jail. Logan elected to
do "time. He was arrested by
Chief Moffitt and Patrolman
Thompson.
A Jury in the Salem justice
court will this afternoon hear the
case against George Wenderoth'
Salem councilman, who Is being
sued by J. Eugene Jones, neigh
Dor. for damages alleged due
through the seizure of COW. Ac-
cording to Jones, Wenderoth took
charge of Jones' cow when 1t
strayed into garden in charge Of
Wenderoth. Although Jones
agent offered to pay for damages
done by the animal, Wenderoth at
first refused to surrender her.
Jones claims.
RANDOLPH LAKE GONE
DRAINED BY ROCK SLIDE
RandoIpb lake, located at the