Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-16

Competition slaughters prices. Take
advantage of it and buy your Christ !
mas jewelry of G. T. Pomeroy.
The remains of Alex. Crawford were
buried in Lee Mission cemetery yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock. The funer-
al was held from the home, and Rev.
Lawrence officiated.
The Frantz Premier Electric Vacuum
Cleaner is efficient, easy to handle and
inexpensive. The price is $50. Sold on
easy terms. Come in and let us dem
onstrate. Buren, Hamilton.
Our cleanup sale of manicure sets,
toilet sets and broken lines of silver
ware is attracting lots Of attention. If
you want in on a good thing don It wait
until all these goods are gone. Buy now.
Ray L. Farmer Hdw. Co.
An interlocutory decree in the case of
Ivy E. Welch against Anna M. Cooper
was rendered yesterday by Judge Gal
loway. This was suit to clear title to
real property.
Mrs. Mary Mccall was buried in
City View cemetery yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock. The funeral was held
from the undertaking parlors Of Leh-
man & Clough, and Rev. P. 8. Knight
conducted the services.
The beautiful pattern, excellence of
finish and superior quality of Commu-
nifty silver can be duplicated only in
genuine sterling silver and prices much
greater. What's the use' Community
is good enough for anybody. Ray l..
Farmer Hdw. Co.
The central and East Salem fire de.
partments were called to the intersec-
tion of 18th and Lee streets yesterday
afternoon, where small fire was in
progress in dwelling house. Very lit
tie damage was done, as the department
arrived in time to smother it with the
hand chemicals.
After investigation, County Clerk
Gehlhar finds that James M. Veazy, an
inmate of the poor farm, is heir to a
small fortune left by his mother, Mrs.
Elisha Veazy, who died in Gervais sew
eral years ago The heir to the estate
has been county charge for some
time, but the authorities will endeavor
to secure compensation for his keep at
the farm.
To the dainty cook what will appeal
more than Royal Rochester chatting
dish, casserole or percolator7 These
make gifts that, while not an ecessity,
are highly appreciated by any woman.
Ray L. Farmer Hdw. Co.
A complaint to recover $3.50, alleged
to be due on goods sold and delivered,
was filed yesterday in the circuit court
by Frank Eubanks against Willis
Oliver.
The estate of the late G. p Caspell
was admitted to probate yesterday by
County Judge Bushey, The heirs are:
Mrs. P. A. Caspell, Edith Long, A..
Fred, RiIda, G. R.. Elmer, Ward Fay
and Fleta Caspell Orpha Charlesworth
and Ida Bowen. The estate is valued
at $4,000.
Fred Carey, the genial and happy
custodian of the place whore Eugene
Eckerlen formerly held forth on North
Commercial street, is in business for
himself now Fred is conducting what
he terms as the 'Cafe DeF'ritz. " The
new establishment is on the order Of a
dairy lunch, soft thirst.quenchers, pip
ing winter drinks and about every It'd
bit necessary to the busy business man
who cannot spare the time to run home
TO lunch. Mr., Carey is being aided in
his late enterprise by Otto MAR, good
German cook, and the two find ready
sale for their edibles.
A complaint for damages in the sum
of $s0ll was filed in the circuit court
yesterday by Herman Hensel against
the Portland, Eugene & Eastern rail
road. Hensel alleges in his complaint
that, by reason of negligence on the
part of a motorman operating South
Salem car, his team was frightened, and
; that they ran away. The plaintiff
AYERS that he was thrown out Of the
, wagon with such force as to sustain a
fractured hip and other serious injuries
about the body. He also alleges that
one Of his horses died as the result of
, being mistreated by the motorman of
the car in the atetmpt to catch and
hold the runaway team.