Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

P. L. Gross, San F; R. L. Mills
and wife, Corvallis; ]. Price,
Kings Valley; Ira Williams, Mon
mouth; w. j. Small, Lyons; f.
M. Bulls, Lyons; H. d. HUT, Ber-
kelley, Cal; Gordon Shelley, Coos
Bay; Mel Flint, Wenatchee, Wn;
H. F. Joslyn, city; Goldie Carey,
Jefferson; G. L. Kindorf, Port
land.
Salem's last link in the Pacific
highway, a stretch near the fair
grounds in the north part of the
city, was thrown open to traffic
as paved road Saturday. With
the exception of short stretch at
the approaches to the Pudding
river bridge at Aurora the Pacific
highway is now a solid ribbon of
pavement from Portland to JEFF
ferson.
Goldie Carey, Jefferson, visited
in Salem yesterday and today. She
registered at the Bligh hotel.
Marion county has just ex-
pended $1405.66 for new books
for the various school libraries of
the county, it was announced this
morning by Mrs. Mary L. Fulker-
son, county superintendent.
Glenn Wallace of Lebanon and
Elmer G. Reiman of Corvallis ARE
cited to appear in the police court
today to answer to charges of
speeding. They were arrested last
night and furnished $40 bail
each.
Pleading guilty to charge of
operating his motor truck without
mirror, Guy Williams was sent
enced to pay fine of $40 by
Judge Unruh, of the justice court,
Saturday afternoon.
Two men who gave their names
as Joseph Roy of Portland and e.
J. Dingle of Seattle, were taken
into custody for speeding last
night. They furnished $40 bail
each and were cited to appear if
police court today.
Rev. r. L. Putnam, pastor of
the Bungalow Christian church,
returned Saturday afternoon from
ten days vacation spent at the
coast.
Mrs. Ray L. Smith, wife of the
city attorney, left yesterday for
Lebanon where she will visit with
Mrs. A. M. Reeves for few days
The meeting of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars which was to have
been held Tuesday, September 5.
but was postponed on account of
the death of Milford Miller, Sun
day September 3, son of Major
Henry Miller, local commander, is
to be held Wednesday evening,
September 20.
R. o. Smelling and w. L. Kuser,
delegates, leave tomorrow for
Pendleton to attend the meeting
of executives of the first district
of Rotary clubs, which includes
Oregon, Washington and British
Columbia. The sessions will last
wednesday and Thursday.
When the Gear car ON the South
ern Pacific railway at Silverton
backed up without warning, accord
ing to several witnesses, it ran into
an auto driven by C. c. Brick"
Carson, Of this city. A smashed
fender and a bent axle was the ex-
tent of the damage to the automo-
bile. A damaged radiator was suf-
fered by the skunk"
Sheriff 0. D Bower today was
notified by Sheriff Orr, of Polk
county, that an autombile had been
stolen from Dallas. The assistance
of local Officers in recovering it
was asked
Two marriage licenses were issued
.by the Marion county clerk Satur-
day afternoon. The principals were
storrie A. Cannon, 80, and Bertha
Bayes, 80, both of Salem; and
George Thomason, %, Of Salem, and
Ruth West, 1s, Of jefferson.
The law department Of William
ette university will open for class
work Thursday. September 81
Local attorneys who viii be mem
bers Of the faculty are, !. Fl. Van
Wrinkle, dean: Ray L. Smith, sec
retary and instructor in eonstl-
tutional law, agency and sales
walter Keys, instructor in bills
and notes; Roy Shields. instruct
or in pleadings. probate law and
evidence: Ronald Glover. instrue-
tor in equity; C. M. Inman, IN
structor in Oregon law; E. NJ
page. Instructor in criminal law
and corporation; Millar MeGt-
christ, instructor in contracts;
Elmo White. instructor in Black
tone and partnership; Willis
Moore. instructor in real proper
~ and James West. instructor in
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