Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-11
Court House News
Circuit Court

Decree in favor OF plaintiff filed
In the suit of Ben Papenus VS.
Maud Ekin ct ux.
Answer of defendants Emma
L1ebe and Gertrude j. M. Page
filed in the suit of A. G. Nelson vs.
II. j. Nelson, and above named de-
PENDANTS.
Probate Court
Tenth annual account filed bv
Administrative of the estate of
Henry J. Miller, incompetent.
Vacation order filed in the
matter Of the claims of estate Of
John Clemens Lewis against the
Portland Railway Light C Power
company.
Order admitting estate to pro-
bate in the matter of Henry Ber-
ryman estate. Value of estate CIV
en- as $4,000. Selma E. Perry
man appointed ADMINISTRATIVE,
Order appointing Arnold A. |
Krueger administrator of the es- |
tate of Daniel Furrier filed, CIV
ing real property as worth $4,000
and personal property as $500.
Marriage Licenses
Sprague H. Carter, 23, Pendle-
ton and Jessie Kate Miller. 27,
Salem.
w. Cecil Van Nuys, 20, Turner
and Jane Lewis, 80, Salem.
Henry F. Rauscher, 26, Aums-
Vile and Clara Dozler, IS, Aums-
Vile.
Harold Mc4~tyre, a resident Of
route 8, was arrested here last
night by Officer E. White. He was
charged with operating his auto
mobile without proper lights. Mr..
Mcintyre was cited to appear be-
fore Judge Earl Race in the police
court today.
Don't miss AL Sweets band ON |
the Pantages bill, Monday at the |
Grand. 36h |
After spending yesterday visit
ing at Amity, R. A. Harris, an en-
ploye Of the state industrial acct
dent commission, returned to Sa-
lem this morning.
SO egg incubator, Matching eggs
and chicks. Kibbe, phone 1261M
36 |
A milk wagon and an automo-
bile were somewhat damaged last |
night when they collided on Mis-
sion street. According to H. Fell |
an, 1858 south Thirteenth street, |
driver Of the automobile, the
milk wagon, said to be owned by |
the Fairmount dairy, was without |
lights. No one was injured, ac-
cording to the report made to the |
police.
Fairmount hill, $50 feet square
fine view west and east, one block |
from pavement. Price $3.50, 5000 |
down balance $25 per month, int.
7 percent. w. H. Grabenhorst &
Co. 275 State street. 37*
Vaudeville today, Grand theatre
36#
The Eugene Woodmen Of the
World drill team defeated the Sa-
lem representatives by score OF
141 to 145 in the contest staged
recently at Corvallis. In a previous
contest the affair was called
draw. By winning the last, Eu-
gene is virtually the champions OF
the northwest and will soon meet
the drill tea moi Mutlnomah
lodge in Portland.
TAXPAYERS MEETING
There will be a mass meeting
of the taxpayers of Salem and Vi
cinity at the Marion county court
house at 8 o'clock Tuesday eve
ming February 14th, for the pur-
pose of organizing a taxpayers
league. All persons interested in
lower taxes and economic admins
tration of state and county busl-
ness are cordially invited to at
tend.-Committee. 80
Records exchanged for 15c at
Moore Dunn Music store. 3S"
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
The Salem Rotary club mem
hers are preparing an interesting
program to be held in the Marion
hotel February % in observance
of the seventeenth anniversary OF
the organization. Guests will be
invited from surrounding clubs
and it is expected that 125 VIII
be present.
Aleko will answer any question
YOU want to know on the Pantages
hill Monday at the Grand. SO"
s25 down, $40 per month buys
u acre close to car line and paw
ed road. W. H. Grabenhorst & Co..
l275 State street. 90