Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-13

VI tne OsWego Log and Boom
company for franchise covering
operations on Oswego Lake which
was scheduled for Tuesday, has
been indefinitely postponed. the
commission announced yesterday
Mrs. A, Finreth of Dallas spent
last night in the city as the
guest OF the Bligh hotel.
Charles Phillips of West Sa-
lem, while driving east on Che
meketa street and Commercial col
lided witha car moving north on
Commercial street yesterday, ac
cordtng to his report to the police.
No one was injured.
A thief broke into a show win
dow at the G. ]. Breier store on
north Commercial street last
night and stole small quantity
of goods. The theft was discover
ed by Harry Rowe, of the mer-
chants patrol. The police were
notified and the remainder of the
goods in the window were remov-
ed to the station until this morn
ing.
The continued cold weather
here assures good business at the
Salem city jail each evening. Last
night IL transients were register
ed for free beds.
The renewal fee of SO to prac-
tlce professional engineering in
the state of Oregon for the calenA
dar year 1923, is due and pay
able at the office of the secretary
519 Corbett building, Portland
Or, on or before December 81,
1922. All registered engineers
should make this payment this
month as the law imposes a pen
atty Of ten per cent a month af-
ter the 31st Of December.
His automobile collided with
one piloted by G. w. Gill, route
4, yesterday, G. e. HALEY of Port
land, told the police. The acct
dent occurred at the corner of
Twelfth and State streets.
A car driven by Thelma Coffy
collided with a street car at the
corner of Church and Chemeketa
streets yesterday, according to a
report made to the police by Mrs.
A. Coffy Of Brooks. There was
some damage, but no one was in
jured.
Complaint that his bicycle was
stolen from the Grant school was
made to the police yesterday by
Raymond Nash, 1870 north
Eighteenth street.
His automobile was struck by
car driven by an unident titled
man on Commercial street yester-
day, ]. A. Dincan, 610 north Com
mercial street, told the police.
The civic art section of the Sa-
lem Arts league will meet this
evening in the educational room
of the city library, at 1880 O'Clock
Members of this art section will
organize for the study of the
proper placing of plants In land
scape gardening, how to plant
and to design lawns. S. Fl. Van
Trump is leader of this section of
the Civic Arts league.
In the suit for wages brought
by G. V. Mcclure against the
Willamette Valley. Canneries, the
defendant has filed an answer in
which 1t alleges that the plaintiff
refused to subscribe for stock
when the company was formally
organized. Also, that the plaintiff
was paid $500 for his services,
plus $3.50 for automobile hire
and S16.34 for gasoline used, and |
that this was the total amount
due him when he severed connec-
tions with the defendant.
Evan A. Reid, son of Mrs. Cora
E. Reid of the county school SUI
office, left today
on the steamer Admiral Farragut
bound for Los Angeles. He will |
remain in the south during the
TURNER MILL GRINDS
FLAX SEED MEAL NOW |
Flax seed meal Is one Of the by
products now being ground at the
mill of the Willamette
Flax G. Hemp growers cooperative
association. Samples are being
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