Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-09

N5N 49,
A snap-house and lOt-$7OO, in
staIlments. Folkes-SeOtt Realty Co.
Phone 937.
Miss Effie Magers has taken a posi-
tion at Seaview, Wash, in a confec-
tionery store.
rs acres-all bottom land-$50 per
acre, easy terms. Folks-Scott Realty
Co. Phone 937.
As we fit glasses, they will not slip
in hot weather, nor hurt the nose, Dr.
James Smith, rooms 3O3-4, Masonic
building.
Miss Ruby BJork, nurse at the tuber-
culosis sanitarium, left this morning for
Aberdeen, s. D., where she will visit
friends and relatives.
For bargains in any kind of real es-
tate, we have them. Folks-Scott Realty
Co., 1874 South Liberty street. Phone
Main 937.
A simple design in cool, white enamel
the daintiest possible bedroom set for
young girl. Imperial Furniture Co., III
North Liberty Street.
Miss Mary Yantis left today for
visit with Portland friends. Miss An
ma Yantis, who has been visiting in
Portland, will return with her sister
Monday evening.
Ray flashing, while stacking pop
boxes at the Yew Park store, yester'
day afternoon, met with an accident.
One of the boxes fell, striking him on
the head, causing scalp wound. He
was very fortunate in escaping with
only slight injury.
A complaint has been filed with the
railroad commission by residents of
that neighborhood, asking that the
Oregon Electric be made to locate a
station at Crosby crossing, between
Broadacres and West Woodburn.
Seven inmates of the insane asylum
have escaped from the institution with
in one week, the lazHto get away being
Oscar 0llikaien, w. Rogers and James
Treadwell, who had liberties under the
parole system. Four of the men who
escaped were addicted to the use of
morphine and were sent here from Port
land. Ollikaien also was committed
from Portland. Rogers was from Jackson
county and Treadwell from Benton
county. Superintendent Steiner says
none of the men is dangerous.
Governor West will start for home
Monday. He had intended staying at
his Seaside ranch for week longer,
but matters connected with the state
printing office compel his attendance
at the board meeting at once, on ac.
count of the chaotic condition arising
from the death of State Printer Duni.
way. The plant on which the state
printing was done is the private prop
erty of Mr.. Dunifay, and cannot be
used until some arrangements are made
with the administrator.
Wednesday afteronon Mrs, Elbert
Thompson entertained the ladies of
Leslie NJ. E. church with a charmingly
appointed tea, The living room and
dining room were beautifully decorated
with roses and sweet peas. After a
very interesting musical program, Mrs.
! G, A, Nye, Mrs. G. T. Mcintyre and
Mrs, Peek assisted the hostess in serv.
ing
The possibility of war breaking out
with Mexico at any moment is causing
speculation among members of the ma.
tional guard as to whether they will
be ordered to Mexico with the next
week or so, 1t is admitted that if Huer.
ia continues his hostile attitude and
Lind is molested, the national guard
will be called out within week.
Sunday evening sermon, First Baptist
church, "Dogs vs. Lawns"
DR.. Sleeves has gone East to study,
He will spend one month in Eastern
clinics and will return September l5.