Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-26

L. M. Bunnell, deceased.
Circuit Court
Reply of defendant to answer of
plaintiff to cross complaint filed
in case of the City Of Salem vs..
Thomas Holt.
C. N. Laughrige and family re-
turned Friday from Newport
where they spent the past two
weeks. Mr.. Laughrige is deputy
secretary Of state.
A. H. Parker and wife, Of De-
troit, Mich. stopped in Salem
last night on their way by auto
to California and liked it so we'll
here that it is likely that they
will locate in Salem. They are
spending today driving about
Salem so as to make sure that this
is the place they want to stay.
Frank Wade was bound over to.
the grand jury yesterday after
noon in justice court on charge
of grand larceny. Bail fixed at
$3.50 was not furnished and Wade
is in the county Jail awaiting the
convening of the jury. Wade is q
logger and happened to be in
Salem and stole a bicycle belong
ing to Eldon Schawabauer but was
apprehended before he got out of
town.
Ladies scarfs. The Woo1en Mill
store has something no one else
has. It's an assortment of ladies
scarfs made Of Oregon Maypole
yarns made of Oregon wool and
knit by Oregon mechanics. Some
real stunning color combinations.
Prices $3.50 to 81. This store for
Oregon products all the time. Sa-
lem Woolen Mill store, G. P.
Bishop, Prop.
H. c. Patty, of Amity, and two
sons were in town yesterday on
business. VIM. Patty, the older of
the boys, is just recovering from
injuries received about seven
weeks ago when a team with
which he was moving hay ran
away, throwing him into the gear
ing and causing painful and SER
ious injuries.
A report from w. B. Duncan,
state deputy dairy and food COM
missioner, stated that the hotel
at Cloverdale, Oregon, near Pacific
City had burned last Thursday
night. The report gave no details
as to damage but it is understood
that the hotel was a total loss.
Mr. Duncan was in the hotel when
the fire broke out and had no time
to gather his personal effects but
had to leave the blazing building
hastily to save his life. 1t is not
known whether ornOt other build
ings were burned.
w. M. Stewart, a negro, was
taken from a north bound train at
Oregon City yesterday and re-
turned to Salem on a warrant is
sued against him by P. X. Miller,
of the Miller apartments, who
claimed that Stewart beat his
board bill. Stewart claimed that
Miller told him that it would be
all right to go and pay when he
got the money. The negro used
to work on the trains as a porter
and seemed to want to pay but
did not have the money. This
morning he was trying to get in
touch with friends to help him
raise the money but so far has not
been able to find them.
Wesley Treish. %. route /. box
112. is at the local hospital with
broken leg. two badly torn fling
ers, and bad bruises, which he re-
ceived in a runaway yesterday
afternoon about miles south of
Salem on the Pacific highway.
Treish was hauling wood and some
part Of the harness broke letting
the wagon run onto the horses and
frightened them so that they could
not be controlled Treish was
thrown behind the horses and
dragged quite distance before he
could get loose. The team and
wagon load of wood stopped in the
ditch. The horses were not hurt
aside from slight cuts and
scratches.
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