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DAVIS, 7th AND e s.w.
108 @ sw, 7r, b. .3.50
1906 Quincy NV.
f12 r sw, Sr. b. .20.50
BIO 7th sw, Or, b.22. 80
5H NJ sw, Or, b.20. so
ST @ sw. Or. b. 30. SO
1918 Water sw,
az8 w ne. Or. b. 20. so
1877 9th sw, 6r. b. %. so
al 61z sw, stc, DIV. 20. 90
700 Sth sw. Or, b.iD.O
1924 ~ sw, Or, Disco
72o v sw. r.. b. rs. 90
GIL 6th sw, Or. ..l7.50
81 NJ sc, Or, b. ..l6. 50
3o4 Mclean Nv,
Or. b..-..:....l6.50
336 N sw. Or. 1880
SO 18th sw. Or. 1890
407 o sw, 6r. .13.5 so
1926 On sw, Or. 10. 40
7O5 eth sw, sto. r.l1.50
1905 ~ sw. q 2. 1880
1920 g Gap. 5r. :. 300
426 7th sw. sto. %. so
765 9th sc. sto. 1880
12Osls O sw, Or, b.21.50
l112 AZ sw. q 1. 1850
so 18th sw. ara a.7.W
sss 50 sw. g.. b. $3.50
80 Canal Nv, Or, 1850
2z3z 9Th NV, 81. b. ID. so |
032 + sw, 81. ID. 90
l18l q ne, 6r.
237 Sd sE. d.. -12-60
500 L sw. Dr.. 80
Iii LIT Gw. LOO
al Del av ew. f,r-12-50 |
n5 n sw, 3r. 30
list call at otiice.
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UNEURNIsaED iCs.fi...al.
r, ,s1o Y g: Nv: -.
up-to-6sfs hosss Tor issss Nv. !. EleetsiesV.
gss and sxcellent 3snitor service. which msa1s
ers may choose decoeatiorn.
ICONS rs a.: md e s.,s to 81 e. g
Rent from gSkr e " .sSd q Los r.
The Riggs. 14oe 1Sth. Rev Arepeooe apsrt-
p msns; . soons and befh; dssizabls ioestion;
ne Mss:sshssssts. i4aa Mas. ave. rooms
'as :s Ss. ias s';e, 81 ssas 81 ...s.
CORNER 1RoOM FLAT; ALL FRONT ROOMS;
TILED WIEp, g 4rf;. ELECTRIC L5SHTi a0r:
SPECIAL 4 PR4dE f sso ooRSR HD ,s 1 ABB
F Flo DA AYE NV; CONVENIENT TO
BELT III 1 oBs lin e CO., oAf Ac 1909 st NV
ALL Front ROOMS.
NEW CORNER BUILDING.
Porch; CORNER Il ist tn AND Ffo OH IA AVE.
ss BEL ZEE osnls es1f g. $50 Pso. 1909 NV.
'oA D 5tt1sAsrSa oouRr.
1857 3lst st. NV.
Uoms ~ oash .......................$31ss ~
~ The HooHfrdai0MEnY.
North Capitol and n sts.
' - The IA e waoooiDw9ooiRsTH. ~ y ''
10th and n sts. NV.
B rooms snd bath ..,..,...... eN.60 to $3.50
THE SEMINOLE.
l4A W st. NV.
TIE NxvAiRa.
215 Ut. NV.
'' ano c TIE isaoRRENrii0;.. '''''V
2233 18th IT. nv.
rocras and bath. $zQ.o0
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO..
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
BBAUTIFUL APARTMENT, ROOMS.
Back porch. hot-water heat; excellent local
ity. convenient to Capitol government printing
once; car lines. 20 " st. NV.
FOR RENT
Tenant leaving city wishes to subrent, nm
furnished, from Nov. 49, 1913. to Oct. 1. 1915,
beautiful apartment, containing 10 r.oms
and baths; parQuet floors: open wood hres
In addition to steam heat; handsome book.
cases In library. etc. Located on the most
fashionable part Of Massachusetts avenue,
near Sheridan Circle. Apartment has southern
exposure. and may be leased at reasonable
McIACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
COR. 10th AND G STS
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A61 18th NV, Or. b.
Sd floor 1890. 2z. sc
FL.
GO r. ne, "a and Sd
floors, t2r. b. 80. 90
439 y J av sc. Ar, b,
+. LIST floor. ........2I. 90
III 18th ne. Or, b,
I'd floor 3D. 80
632 r ne, LIST f1oor,
5r. b .....--.-.22.5 so
619 7tb ne, Or. b,
LIST floor -.....-.22. 80
600 7th ne, Or. b.
LIST floor. .21. so
COLORED
100 10th sc, Or. b. 30. 80
S12 18th ne. Or. b. sfo2S. so
4S Defrees NV. Or, bis. 30
1902 f Cap, Or, b. ..l6. 90
POO Sd ne. Or. 1880
1905 Il ne. Or. b. l4.30
151 l. sc. Or. .....1o.50
104 Doug ct ne,5r. 900
j. @. WELDON g. co
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIS
I'LL E Cap, Or. b. hw42. so
120 4th sc, 11r, b,
lat ......<..-...A.T 10
921 + Cap.9r, b, hw .3s. 60
1903 Monroe verb.
fur ..37. 80
S14 Y c av Sc. sr. b.
lat ............. $500
1I6 4th Sc, ar, ID, lat. $3.50
425 n J av Sc, Tor, b,
fat .3o.JD
$40 A ne. or. b. lat 30. 30
sos A ne. Or, b. lat. 80. 80
412 A sc. Or, b. 80. so
1856 Ky av sc. Or. b,
nlr .3O.oo
212 A ne, Or, b. lat. 81. 50
31o N c av sc, 7r, b.
e2 81 18th i, ne .er. i. hwss g. So.
ass n j ay Sc, 7r, b.
lat %. DO
3o2 9th ne. Or, b. lat. %. 90
1131 4 Or, b, INV %. So
APART
Baltimore. 1892 Bit
more NV
2r, b, No 2. .25. 90
5r, b, No IS. :. 40. 00l
5r, b. No 10. :. 40. 00I
81 r, b; No IA; ;. 5000
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FOE RENTAL REDUCED RENT.
1916 Kenyon st., Columbia Heights.
Fine 8-story brick dwelling.
10 rooms. hath; water on 3rd door.
Kelsey heating system.
A most desirable house at q low rental.
n. L. RUST 400 Fl ST. NV.

Kelsey heating system
most desirable house at q low rental.
II. L. RUST. 400 Fl ST. NV.
FOR RENT
lS49 ONTARIO PLACE NV.
New semi-detached house, overlooking Rock
Creek Park. Nine large rooms and bath: hrst-
door Kitchen: hot.water heat; gas and electric
fixtures; gas logs; interior Of house finished in
hardwood; front and back stairways; front and
rear porcAes; concrete cellar under entire
house: one and half blocks from two car
lines. One cannot appreciate the exceptional
rental value Of this ideal house unless inspec-
ton e made. Key at ONCE. Rent reasonable.
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO.. Inc,
1Ss 18th st. nv.
FOR RENr-la1e KENYON ST. NV: Q ROOMS;
bath; kitchen on first door; furnace heat; in
good condition; rent greatly reduced.
H. L. RUST. 400 FL st. NV.
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FoR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURiNIsHED 1Coneinue1D
sroNE Z EAIRyAx.

& ave. INV.
; 18th Of. NV.
So. so. eco French st, CT
f25.b 80. . 500 7th ne, 81
$50 so. les 10th ne. O.
$3.50. <4G Kenyon st.6r
SO. 50. so SheDberd. Or
80. 80. 214o Pa Nv NV. Or
SIS. W.1l17 Harvard. Or
$50. l4l0 Ames pi, Or
e25. so. ..3141 r nw. ,e-
SIS. 50.....522 II ne, or
$3.50. 6o7 9TH ne, Or. b
$23. so. 1909 Marion. Or
So. so. 1910 9th NV, Or
1880. .24l6 NJ NV, Tr
I So. 80. .7b6 Gresham. Or
So. 80. SOC 2oth NV. sr
e2.0. .751 Harvard, Or
so. 80. 1910 Eve ne. 81. b
SO. so. :. .603 9th ne. Or
sac. 80. :. us u sw. Or
So. 80. 1913 36th NV. T.b
SO. so. l0o9ls Path NV. sr
SO. 80. .706 18th ne. 7r
$21. 30. %. $40 II ne. Or
<2l so. >. .52T n sw. Or
$40. so. 62S Morton 1T. Or
1850. % o ne. Or
$50 so. cas- Morris ne. 6r
$50. sc. 100 @ ne. Ir. b
$40. 80. :. 1921 9th ne. Sr
$50 80. 7ba Harvard 6r =
$50. ...729 Harvard, Or
$3.50. 1877 Nd nv ne. Or
sss,5o l3d7 Em'sou. ss-
$3.50. .s07 14th Sc. Or. D
$l7.@. . .o13 9th ne. 1r
$3.50. 123 Hickman. CO
s17.m.7S2 Lamont NV. CT
&17.H0 ......3fa 14h re
SIC. 80. .635 Pickford, Or
$3.50. Gal Pickford. 6r
1880. 1911 Lamont. AZ
sic. so. 1893 Genoa ne. Or
ZIG. ..GS3 Florence ne Ar
$f6. go Florence ct, Or
$3.50. . .S22 n Sc. Or. b
S15.@. ~ 7th ne. Or
|si5.5o. .1l25 Duncan. Or
s14.@. :. .2408 I NV. Or
si4.H0. .2e15 p NV. 1r
$3.50. "a Seaton, Or
s27 so. 1885 b SO, II
SIS. .112I n J av. 6r
$3.50. :. 1921 X Sc. Or
COL0RED.
$40. so. f. .l210 8 NV. Or
S37. so. ll47 2lst NV, Tor
SIP. 80. 1920 9th NV. Or
$50. 80. $50 Il I av, Or
S27. 20. LIP y NV. Or
sos. so. 1912 Sd NV, 81
s2s. 80. .2an3 NJ NV. sr
SIS. 1002 Q NV. Tor
$50. 80. i217 23d NV, Or
800. SO. 1927 Seaton. Or
$50. so. 645 Acker Ut, 6r
$40. 80. .1l9 18th ne. 81
$3.50. 1888 9th NV, ~
$3.50. .4S Defrees. Or
SIS. lis Lamont st. 81
$3.50. .635 Pickford. Or
$3.50. .2517 Fl NV. Ar
SIG. so. ..2511 II NV Ar
sf6.E. 1910 Duncan. q. B
$3.50. . 1913 I'd ne, Or
sf4.M. 1884, 22d nw.4.b
$3.50. 1918 Duncan, Or
S13- so. 1927 Duncan ne
STORES.
81. 500. 513 11fh nv
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HON q Coz .iSS6 n .W.
FoR C0L1oRED..
res Irving. 4r. b. .lI.50
S36M 18th nw,A.h.11.00
AN 18th NV. ar. b nl6.00
The Erie, apt, Ar, b. 10. so
HOS n J Nv -. 6.t.. 1850
1908 B ne. Or. b. 1880
212 v NV, Or. ....l2.@
- Pierce st. Ar, b. 11.00
1543 A so, Or. %
1852 Kramer ne. Or. g. 20
624 Gordon av NJ, 1850
25S5 Q NV. Or. .....a50
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UNTURNIsHRn.

FOR RENT-oN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
1908 Butmore IT.. $500
Modern 10Room Residence
Six Large Bedrooms
Tiled Baths. Steam Heat
Parlor. Reception Hall, Dining Room,
LdEBERMANN 3 HAwN, 1891 r ST.
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FOX RENT
JAMES r. SHEA, 643
DWELLINGS
1913 35tb NV. Tor, b3s 20
924 LIST NV, or, b. 1880
80 I'd NV. Tor. BIZ Q
1920 p NV. 1918
141 r NV. sr, b. +. 1880
915 MAY nv. Or, b30. 80
500 ID NV. sr. b.25.15
1447 w nw,S r, b. .25.50
1440 Fla av NV. g. b25. 80
DWELLINGS
206 10th ne. Or, b. .2s. so
II L ne, 6r. b. .22.50
8 nj ne, Or. b. .2i.5
Gil Morris ne, 6r. b. 90 so
1901 n ne. Or. b. %. 90
.645 Morton ne, 6r, b. 49, 80
1893 9Th ne. Or, b. rs. so
1896 n C aver, b. .17.Jo
DWELLINGS
6 ID sc, Or, b.....26.50
8 ID Sc, 6r, b. so
105 18th Sc. Or, b. rs. so
515 18th Sc. Or, b. .21. 80
$50 l1tb sc, Sr, b.20.50
zoos 6 sc, Or, b. 1850
751 10th sc, Or, b..1S.J0
1884 z Sc. Or. b. 1850
DWELLINGS
456 n sw, Tor, b. ..25.5
4S3 Il sw. II, w...l6.50|
316 J4th sw. Or. 1850
AGO Va av sw, Sr, b. Is. 50l
FLA
s12 y NV, sr. b. .2s.6o
1871 LIST NV, 5r. b. .22.5o
BUSINESS |
926 LIST NV, store 80. 90
1901 AZ sw. st&10r. 80. 90
439 Goth NV, sto. dw32.50
1903 N Cap. store. 20. so
201 Va ay sw, st dw25. 40
COLORED
ans ~, -
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HO4 KENT
1901 ct. NV. . rooms ana bath. 80. .S7UB
140S Mass. ave.. IL rooms and hath. ..... 1890
25l3 Ontario road. rooms and bath.... 1915
x16 Eye st. NV. II rooms and bath. 80. 1910
1883 9th, 10r, b.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1915
1SO3 10th ct. NV. roons and BATH. $50
30 Y st. NV, rooms and bath. 1890. So 80
165d Bro Ut. NV, rooms and bath. 800. 00.6O
SSS 10Th st. NV, rooms and bath. 80. $3.50
xSl1 81 nw.s . rooms and bath. ..... 5000
A0l 81. NV. rooms and bath. 49,. $3.50
1SAf VIA %. NV. rooms and bath. 49,. $50
1910 Stn, dr., De-. ..................... 80
1913 9th q. NV, rooms. ............. 22.60
ma moor, ZZl9 st. NV. Or. and b.. q. so
lA4o IA. ave. Sc, rooms and bath. -. 1910
~ Me-, Or. D.. .................. l7.5O
1A1S Y 9.e: . rooms and bath. ........... 1880
~ uen %. &e. rooms and BATH. 1850
o1o 81 NV, rVome. ................ 1870
IL lStn %. s.e:, rooms and bath. ..... 1890
w Be. s.e.. D rooms. ................. 1900
- 0tn %. Ne, rooms. ........... 1880
<ouO 4tn 81 NV. . rooms. .............. 12oO
OFFICES.
McGill building.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
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FOR RENT-1341 CoRCoRAN ST. II ROOMS:
In good repair: large yard: 1855.
JOHN T. KNOTT. 91s + st.
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FOR RNNTLONLY 920. 80 PER NO.
NEAR STANTON PARK
e25 ST. NORTHEAST.
Coay 7-room house. In good repair: center
stairway; front terrace. Good car service and
overlooking government park.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN 1927 ST
ROOMS AND BATH, STEAM HEAT; WARM
In winter and cool In summer. 1890. $3S. 30
PERCY 81. RUSSELL CO., 9th & N. 7. ave. NV.
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FOB RnNT-D.p.T H0N
1l3S Col I'd, Or, n. e6S. 90
e9l7 Ga ~, e. b..M.4
zoe b NV, Or, b. 100
2419 Pa Nv nv. -. h8. %
1924 II ne. 6r, b. -. 50
1908 7th ne, 6r, b. 20. 80
1854 + ne. Or, b. 1880
1923 y ne, Or. b. 20. 30
TO r I av NV, Or. wl6.5o
1217 D &c, Or. b. 1880
Gil Orleans ne, 4r, hlA.50
1898 Gales n. 6r. w.1400
426 18th %, r.. 1850
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ALoNzo o. BLISS PROPERTIES.
FIFTY VACANT APARTMENTS.
ALL IN EXCELLENT CONDITION..
AM SIZE, ANY PRICE, ANY LOCATION.
SEND FOR PRINTED LIST
BLISS BUILDING,
as STREET NV.
PHONE LIMO. 1860.
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FOR RENT = ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT.
rooms, reception hall. bath; all outside rooms;
large back porch; hot.water heat: nrst-class
condition. Apply Owner. LIST ar. 1880 18th NV.
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SZ1-OU IOlu uWt
LET.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-26
COUNTY SHOULD CRUISE THE TIMBER.

- NE of the charges relied upon attempt
y Judge Of Cacama that he
expended large having the timber county
This proved boomerang
much greater than the outlay the timber county
paying anything like their taxes
ly Of the west the had
would be thing for Marion county pattern example
of Cacamas timber
works bndy this property
the lands has their they given
them The timber lands of the county lie mostly
largely owned by big companies They anything like their
follows property
than its just share 1t would snug this
the it in year would pay bill
would add largely o the taxable value Of tho
The county could thing
busy present
unjust the bane
timber themselves the valuations equal
paying perhaps they paying
e nothing The first thing in assessing county
valuation OF all property and this be
is cruise IS per acro learned
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-26
IN TIME OF PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR.

DJUTANTGENERAL accompanied by reg
army the city Thursday purpose working
taking
shape all parts of the country and perhaps for the best The
have standing army a large well
militia modified quickly in
military training good thing military aspect.
awakens patriotism
young thing
gnea SYSTEM modification of the French German
fit conditions should be adopted every citizen between
made military duty We that he should
home compelled
duty town. military
should parts
the him for the time lost justify making the
compulsory.
may urgent again may
thing that At present peace
whole world and it dvOuty hoped this condition will continue
but this hope Sooner with all due Difference Secretary
Bryan the United States will
prepared for She should navy uphodng
flag the world around and she should have militia that quickly
spond simply pocauon any
take In time Of should be prepared for
There time coming when the battle
must be fought That fight viii be between the United
This, if it the future postponed twenty
thirty years will Japan
will sometime further supremacy
As the old China the half billion
demand which will happen within the will
with Japan demand that the South
be open to them When this time will something
what they demand
The opening of the Panama present navy
for with Japan but should
enough that there supremacy
of this quick service pro
lection of Coast The first objection raised is "the
not matter This country along
Of being caught unprepared n o
The laying eggs
battp costing $l2O0O0O every every
States would raise two hens them
sufficient to 100000 militia So month the
vees % when consider property may eOpar
died by our state of unpreparedness for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-26
Notice Of Special Meeting Of the Stock
holders Of Freeland Consolidated
Mining Co.

Notice is hereby gwen that a spe.
cial meeting Of the Freeland Consoli-
dated Mining company will be held in
the office Of the secretary at room 413
in the Masonic Temple building, in Sa-
lem, Oregon, on Monday, September
20, 1913, at the hour of l p. m. OF said
day for tho purpose of devising means
! to raise money to pay the dobts Of The
corporation, to mortgage or sell the
property Of tho corporation to raise
funds to do necessary assessmen tx
on the mining property Of the com
pany, to sell or hypothecate any or all
property of the corporation to raise
funds 70 pay Overlur taxes, assess
ments and licenses, to pass a resolution
for the reorganization or for the disso
luton Of the corporation, as may be
necessary TO comply with the require
ments of tho new corporation law IL
the state of Oregon, and to transact
such other business as may be neces.
sary to protect the interests Of the
stockholders.
This notice is published for ten days
in the Daily Capital Journal, as re-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-26

Mrs. Alleman's sister, Mrs. S. E. Hume,
of Gervais.
Miss Hazel Bitney returned after
spending two weeks picking hops near
Aurora.
Gladys Binkley, Althea Bitney, Mel.
lie Binkley and Clarence Brune mo.
tored to Aurora Sunday.
Chester Davidson, of St. Paul, was
in Woodurn Saturday on business.
DR.. Chapman was called to st, Paul
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. p Stock and daughter
Irene, and mother Mrs V. Peno, left
Tuesday for couple of months visit
with friends at Tacoma, Auburn and
North Yakima, Wash.
Mrs, Leonard Runyop and children
left Monday for their home at Oregon
City, after several months visit with
her mother, Mrs. +. Hicks.
W. Lincile, of Carlton, Ore, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bonney this
week.
M. E. Miller of Portland, spent Sun.
day with friends in Woodburn.
The Misses Eppers, of Aurora were
shopping in Woodburn Monday.
Albert Chapman visited friends in
! Aurora Sunday,
Mrs ]. ogle returned after weeks
visit with friends at Portland
Mrs Ed. Ballou and son, of Portland
are the guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs f. Butterfield.
Geo. Richard returned to Portland
after several weeks visit with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Richard.
G. Sanders, Of Fargo, spent Monday
with friends at Woodburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Goodale left 70,
Iortland the tlrst OF tho week, where
they will visit with friends,
Dr. Rhodes, who has been in Port
land several daps, returned Monday.
Dan McMahan, of Oregon City, ha,
accepted a position with the F. x. Beck
clothing store during the busy season
Mr.. and Mrs, Mack, who has beer
visiting with her son, Mr.. J. Mack, Of
Portland, returned Saturday.
Messrs Harry White, Henry Whit
ney, Misses Blanche Mack, Agnes viii
ford and Minnie Nelson motored to Sill
verton Sunday,
Mrs John Carson, of Salem, visited
friends in Woodburn Sunday.
Ray Morris, of Oregon City, visitet
friends in WoOdburn Sunday and Mon
day.
y Mrs Hildreth, Of Grants Pass, wa,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-26

greatly assist in mpng the bowels Cool Dut not
cool because of injurious effect bodily tissues Take the ~
possible before breakfast that the stomach
mpied the Don't much OF very
eoffee'for meals until from
daily This will more sal
aid the first digestive fluid for its different pro
ceand flushed
Possibly awhile little laxative salt might be added with profit but
this is not likely to be needed long for the water will answer without
mineral salts that
might be deposited in the walls arteries and assist the hardening pro
mentioned This liberal Of to dilute bile salts and
healthy liver action the kidneys better shape and is
all round good and when all round be understood
outside applications needed we'll inside Baths and abn
internal ocad medicinal might be praeced
home with equal advantage and much less expense
Beer substitute for water, and alcoholic drinks only do HARM liver
pills generally but that which all COOL soft
water boiled when used freely with good ug
me eating of the free air circulation good habits and good
disposition give good grim reaper for
Gomez
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-26
WOODBURY. NOTES
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WoOdburn, Or, Sept. 24.-(special.) }
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steelhammer were
in Portland Wednesday and visited
friends.
A. Saunders, of Fargo, visited friends
in Woodburn Wednesday.
Miss Blanche johnson, of Hartland,
Wash, is the guest of Mrs. A. j. Mer.
ick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Norton, pf
Hubbard, were shopping in woodburn
Thursday.
Miss Florence Commack of Portland,
is visiting friends in Woodburn this
week.
Mrs. W. Danilson and daughter, of
Monitor, were shopping in Woodburn
Thursday.
Mrs. R. Palmer and two daughters
were in Woodburn Thursday, visiting
friends.
Misses Anna and Kate Kulzer, of
Monitor, visited friends in Woodburn
Thursday.
Miss Julia Galbraith spent Tuesday
visiting friends at Salem.
Earl Lutz is visiting friends here
this week.
Mrs. s. 2. Bruno and son, George,
motored to Salem Wednesday.
Miss Fern Parr left Wednesday for
Corvallis where she will attend college
this winter.
Kenneth 0verton returned after
spending two months with his relatives
at Brownsville
Miss Bonney Scott came home Mon.
day after week 8 visit with relatives
at SCOTS Mills.
One of the large auto parties from
Woodburn who attended the celebra.
tion of the completion of the street
paving, which was dance on the new
pavement at Mt. Angel were Misses
Mildred Drake, Nellie Binkley, Althea
Bitney, Marian Dawkins, Ida Nehl
Gladys Binkley, Sadie Richard, Ruth
Gilbertson, Bernardine Richard Nora
Hage of Coos Bay and Mrs. Walter
johnson. They report a jolly time.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. c. Poorman attend
ed the dance at Mt. Angel Wednesday
Mr., and Mrs, Harold Austin were
among the crowd from Woodubrn that
attended the dance at Mt. Angel We'd
nesday.
Will Goulet was Mt. Angel visitor
Wednesday.
w. T. Binkley and son, W. T., Jr.
spent Friday in Portland on busines.
and pleasure combined
A romance that began in the auld
country several years ago ended in q
wedding Tuesday, the bride arriving q
| ~" Nhgo pItNluuhlJ lFOm SECURING
The groom, David jackson, is wei
known in Woodburn, being employed
by Mr. Ratcliffe. The young peopl,
were married in Salem. They will
mako their future home in woodburn
Mrs, G, W, Hays and daughter, Mel
lie, Of Estacada, have returned TO thei,
home after several weeks visit with
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Bonney.
Ernest Fellers, of Dontald, motored
TO Woodburn Tuesday
DR.. and Mrs O. p Ovorton, Mr.. and
Mrs, @. @. Goodale, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. Lymar
shorey attended the carnival at Mt
Angel Wednesday
Floyd Hall, Blaine McCord, W. v
Dinwiddie, winnifred Poorman and
Wayne Gill attended the carnival al
Mt, Angel Wednesday night.
Rev. i L, Green. Of Granta pass 1,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-26
ADVISES COMRADES AS TO HEALTH.

f. medical director department Oregon
report the commander comrades which
pertaining the health of the generally.
that everybody much
consequent necessity Of seeing that it carried away
puts outgo intake" Continuing
water
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