Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30


Hotel Bligh Arrivals
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Capt. l. B. Sandburn, Portland;
Perry Johnson, Portland; T. M.
Hawkins, Portland; s, A. Tow
ley, Portland; Geo. Stewart, Eu-
gene; Edgar F. Allen, Portland;
G. r. Stearns, Seattle; Henry
Amity; Geo. Fourier,
Coos Bay; M. F. Becker, Glad
stone, N. D; H. Davis and wife,
s. F; Chas. Webb and wife, New
York j. Murray and wife, Los
c. A. Worthylake, Rose
burg; Henry w. Lehman, Salem;
Fl. L. Brown and wife. Roseburg.
While moving south on High
street yesterday, an automobile driv-
en- by George A. Gerlinger, of Dali
las, collided with a machine piloted
by George Custer of Salem. There
was slight damage to each car.
Complaint that their bicycles had
been stolen were made to the police
yesterday by Leland Brown and
Virgil Moorehead, of this city.
Travelling west on State street
yesterday, car driven by Frank
Martin, $40 south Twenty Fifth
street, met up with an automobile
piloted by an unidentified man. No
one was injured.
@. A. Roberts, 1895 south Cottage
street, yesterday claimed a bicycle
which had been recovered by the
police.
Expressing the opinion that an al
legged thief, arrested in Eugene, may
have had a~diamond pin stolen from
her in a robbery in Portland, Mrs.
H. H. Olinger, 897 Mill street, yes
terday requested officers to investi-
gate. 1t was learned that the Port
land officers have all loot taken off
the arrested man.
His overcoat was taken from Wal
Ter Hall, Willamette university, yes
terday, Dave Ellis, student, com
planned to the police yesterday.
Charged with disorderly conduct,
Fred Moran was arrested by Chief
Of Police Moffitt last night. Today
he was held in Jail pending an in
vestigation of his case.
G. Clay Jones, an officer in the
Coast and Geodelic survey who has
been stationed in Alaska during the
months was in Salem this
morning visiting with his sister,
Mrs. E. L. Harris. Mr.. Jones' head
quarters are in Seattle at present.
G. U. Mcclure has brought suit
against the Willamette Valley Can
neries of Woodburn for $417.16. He
alleges that at the request Of the
canneries, he solicited fruit from
growers near Woodburn, and that
such services were worth $125 a
month during February, March and
April and worth $3.50 a month dur
ing May, June and July. of the
total amount he claims due him for
such service, there remains unpaid
the $41I16.
Professor and Mrs. W. H. Dew
lirst, of Portland, arrived in Salem
his morning to spend Thanksgiving
md the week end here as the guests
If DR.. and Mrs. j. D. Mccormick.
Mr.. Dewhirst is professor of science
1T Franklin high school. DR.. Nc
5ormick is professor in the Kim
oall school of Theology.
Harry Rowe, Salem's night pa
trolman, with his wife and daugh
ter, Katherine, Martha and Eugene
Chase and Mr.. Rowe's mother, mot
ored to Carleton today to be the
guests of relatives. Mrs. c. H..
Rowe, the mother, and the twb
Chase children are staying over the
week end. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rowe and daughter are returning
this evening.
Practically all Of the students Of
hte Kimball School of Theology and
the instructors motored to Albany
evening to attend the re-
vival meetings which are being held
in the armory with DR.. Price de-
livoring the sermons.
The mothers class of the First
church Sunday school pro-
vided places for all the Willamette
University students who could not
spend the holiday at home and who
did not have any particular place