Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09

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Leach, Portland; H. G. Gregg. :
Portland; M. f. McManus, Port
land; P. L. Wright. Woodburn; G.
w. Ingle, Portland; D. @. Manott, 4
Portland; l. N. Noble, Portland;
t. C. Newsome and wife, Pendle-
ton; B. F. Purdy, Portland; H. G.
Davis, Corvallis. az
A. O. Bracken, Portland, repre- a
sentative Of the International Har-
vester company, is spending the day
in Salem on business.
Lots OF prizes at Dreamland t
carnival Sat. night. 293*
A. R. Saunder, captain Of the
regular army stationed at o. A. C.
arrived in Salem last night and is
here today on business.
George A. Briscoe, superintendent a
Of the Ashland schools, and B. c..
Forsythe, principal of the Ashland
high school, arrived in Salem early I
this morning to be here today to at
tend the meeting of the directors Of
the State Interscholastic Athletic
association which is to probe the
trouble between the Ashland, and
Medford high schools.
| Marriage licenses were issued this =,
morning to the following: Lafay- 4
cite Rocket, 81, of aMrion and Nell =
lie E. Neitzgar, SO, of Salem; H.
M. Deal, laborer Of Silverton and
Mildred Youel, also of Silverton; {
Benjamin F. Purdy, carpenter, Of o
Portland and Ruth M. Stephens of Q
2529 Lee street, Salem. t
The appraised value of the estate v
of Michael Becker, deceased, is $
$26, 1929. The appraisers were VIM h
S. Walton, John Simon and L. P. o
Aldrich. The estate is entirely in
personal property, consisting of
promissory notes and school district Ii
bonds. n
Although there has been consider
able rainfall during the past eight
days, W. J. Culver, county road :
master, says there has been no dam !;
age to bridges or other county prop
erty. The great danger from flood =
he says, is when there is snow and =
rain together. The last flood when
damage was done to county property
especially in the Santiam district, =
was Nov. IL, 1921. The damage at 6
that time amounted to several thous
and dollars.
For consideration of $2500, w. =
E. Hinton, unmarried, transferred
title to lot IA, block IL, Englewood !,
addition to the city Of Salem, to w.
M. McMorris. The property is on
the corner Of Kansas and Eighteenth
street.
The last will and testament of
Catherine Ritchie has been admitted
to probate and Nora B. Ritchie nam
ed as executrix. The will is dated
April l, 1919. The estate has u
value of about $1,000. n
Frank Durbin has registered with
the circuit court the name Meadow
Lawn Dairy for his $50 acre farm a
about four miles east of Salem, near IL
Four Corners. Willard H. Stevens y
of Gervais has registered with the +
court the name "Hood View Stock Il
Farm" for his 141 acres near Gervais v
Any one may register name for
farm or real estate holdings, which
will be registered if not already :
taken, upon the payment Of 81. :
Divorce proceedings have been '
brought in the Marion county court P
by Catherine R. Chase against Fred
erick B. Chase. She alleges he is
druggist and is earning 5000 a
month. They were married in 1915 !
and he deserted his family in 1921.
They have one daughter. Mrs. Chase
asks custody of the daughter and
reasonable alimony for herself and
for the education Of their child,
A petition for the adoption of
Florence Lundeen, four and one-half
years Of age, has been filed with p
the Marion county court by Peter G
N. jacobson and wife of Silverton. r
They state that the mother Of the p
child is dead, and that the last Il
known address Of the father was Il
Tacoma. Also that the child was
placed in their care Sept 26, 1922
by the Parkland Lutheran Children S Ii
Home and that now they wish to "
legally adopt her.
Mrs. Walter P. Conoy is spending n
the week end with her parents in ,
Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. t. vanCleave, q
living about five miles north of
Salem near the Pacific highway, g
were out Of town visitors today. 4
Eddie" Durno, former basketball a
star at the University of DRAGON II