Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-25
Court House
Circuit Cour+

demurrer filed in the suit of
Sydney Hinnan vs. Alice Kinney.
Probate Court
Order setting May / as date for
nearing final account of the es-
tate of Matthew Thomas.
Inventory and appraisementI
filed of the estate of Alva IL
Beeson giving real property as
worth $1525 and personal prop
erty amounting to $4599.99.
Order admitting will of w. j.
Dyson to probate filed.
Order appointing Lille Nads-
tanek administrators of the estate
of Valentine Nadstanek filed.
Inventory and appraisement t
filed of the estate of Harry FL
Brown giving value of the estate
as $429.6O.
Inventory and appraisement
filed of the estate of Daniel Law
renee giving value as $343O.
Order appointing j. S. Korb
guardian of Leona May CrabtreeI
filed.
Order appointing Joseph J. Ke-
Der, administrator of the estate
of Joel G. Ernst filed.
Inventory of personal property
amounting to $3O44.S3 filed Of
the estate of Anna Flubacher.
Marriage Licenses
Theodore w. Marley, 81, Ore
gon City and Goldie Beatrice
Potter, 2S, Woodburn.
Dwight Cox, 81, Woodburn and
Lillian Barnes, 20. Woodburn.
Sergeant Walter BirtChet, Of
the Salem police force, today re-
covered an automobile roadster
which, according to the police,
was stolen from Portland a few
days ago. The machine will be
held here until Portland officers
call for it.
Bargain dance soc tonight,
EIita hall ladies free. 72*
Complaint that shrubbery was
stolen from her yard last night
was made to the police this morn
ing by Mrs. E. A. Bennett, Of
1880 Chemeketa street. Officers
Investigated the report.
No definite plans for the pro-
posed union high school at Wood
burn were shaped at meeting
held in Woodburn last night, ac-
cording to Mrs. Mary L. Fulker-
son, county superintendent of
schools, who was among those
present. School board members
from nearby districts were in
vited to the meeting, after which
a banquet was held.
Bargain dance soc tonight.
r1Ito bou ladies free. 72*
d. S. Parr of Eugene, who will
succeed C. K. Knickerbocker as
cashier in the state treasury de-
nartment when the latter resigns
to accept a position as bookkeeper
IN a bank at McMinnyille, April
I arrived here Friday to familiar
ize himself with the work OF MS
new position. Parr, who is an e1-
service man, has recently been en-
Moved as an instructor IN the
commercial department at the
University of Oregon. He form
erly taught school at Forest Grove
Mr.. and BIrs. T. G. BlIgh, OF
this city, this morning LETT ioT
Portland where this evening tney
will attend the offering Of the
grand opera company headed by
Mary Garden. They Will return
to Salem tomorrow
e H. Gram, state labor com
missioner, left Friday night for
Coos Bay and Toledo expecting TO
return some time next week
uorbert ]. Darby, a senior at
tho University of oregon, IS IN
s.,sm /. to spend the spriEg yaca-
ton visiting relatives
Rargain dance soc tonight,
K1ite hall. ladies free.
Investigating a report INA Una j.,
Iii -. boys were throwing rocks
'iu4i, th. nome of Mrs. Thomas Ali
ort ~ "a lgS south Seventeenth street
Pstrolman George White was uu
.bIe . to find the youths. Ihey ap,
ao,s .artIv disappeared before ns
arrived. ne said.
Police last night promised +, 10.
,.o,,g.ts ro,i.9 a complaint that a VI.
tons dog is kept near the -soa.,s to.H,.