Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
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The A. 0. o. W.
And Degree of Honor will have an
open meeting Monday evening,
March 11th Members and friends in
vited S-9-t
We will make special offer for
30 days Of anything in stock. Salem
Marble Works, City View cemetery.
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Fix Date for Ceremonies
The people Of Pendleton have fixed
March 81 as the date for the laying
OF the corner stone Of the Eastern
Oregon Asylum. and have written the
members Of the state land board ask
ing them to approve It.
Dirty Hands
Try Grand Union Ten Cent Hand
Cleaner Telephone 96S, or come to
store 216 N. Commercial street. G..
c. Lockwood, agent.
United Their Practlces-
DR.. r. w. Walton and DR.. B. H.
White have united their practices,
forming the partnership Of White
e. Walton, with Offices In the U. s.
National Bank building.
Where Is Rutgl-.
Howard Schroeder, of Baltimore,
wants that question answered and
has written Governor West. He says
that his uncle, Charles Rutz, is II
years OF age, and that he resides
somewhere in Oregon, and that he is
anxious to locate him.
Wants Divorce
Two divorce cases were filed today
in the circuit court--Ruth L. Fred
ricks vs.. Julius Fredericks, and Lot
tie Dorcas vs. Charles Dorcas. The
first alleges cruel and inhuman
treatment and the second, desertion.
The Purdy Book
VIII E. Purdy's book, Sixteen
Years in Oregon" as evangelist and
real estate dealer, that is attracting
so much attention on account of the
buried will contest, is for sale at the
Oregon Electric news stand kept by
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Buford.
File DecIaratlOns--
Three candidates filed declarations
with the secretary Of state today:
VIII NJ Peterson, Pendleton, who is
candidate on the Democratic ticket
for presidential elector; Leon r. Ed
mundson, of Eugene, candidate on
the same ticket for delegate TO the
national convention; and Daniel
Boyd, candidate on the Republican
ticket for delegate to the national
convention,
TO Improve Fir Street
A movement has been started by
DR.. s. 2. BARLEY to improve Fir
street between Miller and Lafelle
with grading and maoadam. The
street Is to be coated with crushed
rock and made fine residence street
A petition is being circulated and
property owners who desire to see
the street improved can find the
same at the residence of the doctor,
1910 Fir street,
Funeral This Morning
The funeral Of Mrs. Frederica
Homyer, who died near Lincoln
March 8, 1912, was held at the Evan
gellcal church, corner of Liberty and
Center streets, this morning at 10
o'clock. Rev. @. r. Lisnlng conduct
ed the services and interment was in
Lee Mission cemetery.
II
Broke His Wrist
Raymond, the nine-year-old son of
l.. H. Roberts, of 800 Elm avenue,
this city, fell and broke the wrist OF
his left arm Saturday evening, about
o'clock. He was running down
stairs and stumbled and fell DR.,
Fisher was called and set the brok-
en- bone and Raymond will be con-
fined to the house for several weeks.
4 Real Spring Day
The weather yesterday was almost
perfect for the time Of year and Sa-
lem people took advantage of It and
were out en- masse enjoying them
selves, The sky was perfectly clear
all day and the warm rays Of the
sun made 1t very pleasant for every
| body. The street cars were loaded