Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-06

He formerly practiced law at
Stayton.
G. A. Miller will have drain
age dredge in operation 12 miles
north Of Salem on the Salem-St.
Paul road. The dredge will be To-
Gated near the road and anyone
who wishes to inspect it can do so.
L. e. Walter, Pacific coast sales
manager Of the Northwest Fruit
Produce company, is here for
few days on business. Mr.. Walter
makes his home in San Francisco.
Three thousand five hundred
dollars will be spent by Adam En-
gel of this city, in erecting new
dwelling at 1920 north Fifth
street, according to a building
permit issued him this morning
by Mark Poulsen, deputy city re-
corder.
E. o. Loe, a resident of Silver
ton, was arrested here Saturday
night by Dave Brown, state traf-
fic officer, on charge of speed
ing. Mr.. Loe was released on $40
bail and was cited to appear be-
fore Judge Earl Race in the police
court today.
Another report having to do
with the activities of accessory
thieves was received by the police
yesterday. ]. H. Newkirk, Of Port
land, complained that a spotlight
was stolen from his automobile
while it was parked on Broad
way. Two spotlights were reported
stolen last Friday afternoon.
Residents of Salem and vicin-
titles nearby who recently have do
mated clothing to be given by the
local police to poorly clad tran
sients, have helped the men i'm
measurably, according to Chief o.
Police Moffitt. This week end
bundles of clothing were deposit
ed at headquarters by ]. w. How
ard Of Salem, and Mrs. Charles A.
Grey, of Independence.
The second trial of James Nc
Gilchrist, proprietor Of local
cafeteria, on a charge of selling
cream containing less than IS per
cent butterfat, got underway in
the Salem Justice court shortly
before 2 o'clock this afternoon. At
his first trial Mr.. McGilchrist was
found not guilty. He was arrest
ed by A. L. Leach, deputy state
dairy and food commissioner.
o. R. Daugherty, president of
the Clackamas County Farm bu-
reau, and in charge Of the organ
ization work of this county, will
hold a meeting Tuesday night at
7:3O in the Liberty school house.
Mr.. Daugherty has already held
four meetings, in this county with
good success, at Turner, Pringle,
Witzel and Hickey.
Two automobiles were consider
ably damaged Saturday in a collis-
ion which occurred at the corner
Of Capitol and Division streets. DR..
C. w. Southworth, 1105 Mission,
one of the drivers, was moving
west on Division, and W. W. Nc
Reynolds, the other driver, was
headed south on Capitol. No one
was injured, according to the po-
lice report.
One thousand dollar treasur-
er's certificates will soon be avail
able to patrons Of the Salem post
office. according to word received
by Postmaster August Huckestein
from Washington, D. c., this
morning. The certificates will cost
$500 and will be good for $1,000
when they mature in five years.
five dollar certificates
and 500 certificates are already
available at the local office. but
in the past it was impossible to
secure the $1,000 ones.
An automobile driven by ]. 7.
2144 North Fifth
street coIlided with a car driven
bv Lowell White Saturday, ac-
cording to the police report. Mr..
was moving north on
High and Mr.. White was headed
east on Court. Damage was light
m both machines, it was stated
and nobody was injured.
Salem police Saturday night
were requested by the Corvallis
chief of police to be on the look
ont for an automobile stolen from
that city. The thief was believed
to have headed toward this city.