Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-14
Lee Garfield. local barber, spent
the day In Portland on business.

| a. ShO AeCh, WAS reported
as having a slight fever this
morning. 1t is not thought that
any thing serious is causing the
lever. He is eating three meals a
day the nurses said.
Funeral services for Chester s.
Scott of route 8, who died Sun
day morning following a short ILL
hess, were held this afternoon at
the Rock Creek church, about S
miles east of Hubbard, with ar
rangements in charge of Webb
and Clough. Mr. Scott was 21I
years old and leaves a two months
widow, father and mother, and
brother and sister. He was as
ISOLATED with his father in the
raising of hops.
The Rowland Printing com
pany opened for business this
morning in their new location in
the basement of the Masonic
building. The new room that they
are in was formerly used by the
Moore-Dunn Piano company.
Mrs. N. e. Varley, who for the |
past four years has been employed |
In the Swiss Cleaners and Dyers |
establishment, 544 State street,
announced this morning that she
has purchased the shop from Jack
Hayes and will continue the bus
lness the same as before. Mr..
Hayes is playing baseball in Ban
don and has not made known, his
plans for the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e. Davey
and Mrs. e. A. Domogalla, who is
visiting here from Astoria, motor
ed to Cloverdale and Pacific City
Sunday They attended the ded-
ication Of new Catholic church
at Cloverdale in the morning, go
ing to Pacific City in the after
noon.
William P. Ellis, secretary of
the Oregon public service COM
mission, announced to growers of
this district through a letter to
the Commercial club that the fin
al date for filing overcharge ,
claims covering shipments moving
Turing federal control, Dec. 28,
1917, to Feb. 28, 1920, had been /
iet for Sept. /, of this year. The ,
'laims should be filed with the
Interstate commerce commission.
1 the claims cannot be settled 7
satisfactorily on an informal dock !
It, then formal complaint may ,
'e filed six months after notice is
erved that the claim cannot be
ettled on the informal docket.
A permit to repair the build /
ng of the Alpha Psi Delta fra
ernity was issued Saturday in I
he city recorders office.
Deputy Sheriff Dunlap of AL
any notified the local police that =
1920 Hupmobile touring car i,
ad been stolen in Albany Satur- Z
ay night. G
L. e. Klienke, 1110 Center =
treet, reported to the police that
n Ajax tire and rim was stolen II u
'om his car Saturday night while =
he car was parked in front of
he armory or the Dreamland
Alfred e. Morley who escaped .
rom the state hospital Friday q
light was located late Saturday ="
vening, according to DR.. Steiner
the hospital. in
Late Saturday night 7. w. -
of Corvallis was ar -
ested by Chief Moffitt and Off ~
er Victor and charged with pos ~
ession of intoxicating liquor. He
vas released on $50 bail and bill m
d for trial in the police court hi
his afternoon. T.
B. c. Keller and R. S. Smith of -
)alIas were arrested by Chief -
Ioffitt Saturday evening on a %
barge of illegal possession 1ot ~
Iquor. They were released after 81
ach had posted $50 bail. ~
A collision Saturday evening
etween the cars of NJ. ]. Boat os
right of Newberg and Robert 80
Tygant resulted in only slight oil
amage to the two cars. ~,