Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-29

ner OF cottage ana Marion streets
They will be at home to friends at
that place hereafter.
Bids wanted by general contractors
for painting, plastering, electrical and
brick work for Girls Industrial school
and dining rom for feeble minded in
sistution. See H. A. Stebinger, Hotel
BGgh, after 6 p. m.
George Brestler, who resides on West
Wilson street, suffered severe stroke
of paralysis Sunday morning, and is in
a very precarious condition.
The Ogle Mountain Mining Company
is represented at the Blight hotel this
week by Geo. w. Mason and d. l.. For
roster. They will gladly give full par
ticulars as to the mine and offer 10000
shares of stock-the only stock left
that is, offered for sale.
.
Brickmasons are rushing the work on
the Ryan building and the second story
will be completed by tomorrow night
at the latest, 1t will be but short
time now until the big building is
ready for the experiment of public
market.
Cucumber and cabbage contracts
wanted: Experienced growers wanted
to plant cucumbers for picking pur-
poses, two to three acre contracts, bot
tom land preferred. Call or write Gid
con Stolz Co., pickle factory, Salem,
Oregon Also 25 acres cabbage for
sauerkraut.
J. J. Barnett, who died at his home
in Turner, Oregon, last Monday, was
burned in the Turner cemetery yester-
day afternoon. Undertakcrs Lehman
4 Clough prepared the remains for
burial. &S sqFEM
When the south-bound Oregon Elec-
trie Limited pulled into Salem this
morning A. G. Magers, George and
Ralph Doreas, Miss Helen Scott and
Daniel f. Keets, stepped from aboard.
The Messrs, DOrcas are Portlanders
and were formerly in business in this
city.
Clifford Knowland, one of Salem's
former young men who now owns
stock ranch near Pendleton, is in the
city visiting his many old friends. Mr..
Knowland states that while grazing is
fair in his new location, his stock are
having quite hard time to get enough
to drink. Salem, he says, looks fine
and MANY good improvements have
been made during the six years he has
been away.
A. v. R. Snyder, sealer of weights
and measures for Polk county, who is
one of the pioneer newspaper men of
Oregon, was in Salem today. He had
Just returned from an official trip to
a distant part ofBPolk county which
took him through a part of Lincoln,
and he stopped over here to visit his
son, Geo, G, l.. Snyder, secretary of
the Elks' club.
Seventeen anglers have taken out
licenses permitting them to fish in the
streams of Marion county. The fish
license business has been picking up
recently at the county clerk Is office.
County Clerk Max Gehlhar this morn.
ing issued marriage license to Jacob
l., Berrardi, a salesman of Shis city,
and Regina T. Domogala, housekeep.
or of this city In spite of the clear.
ing away of the clouds from the skies
and the budding Of roses and flowers,
the marriage market is considered to
be quite dull. 1t is expected that dur
ing May and June the market will
show decided rise.
Lester Davis, 3 veteran newspaper
man, formerly city editor of the Salem
Statesman and now on the Portland
Oregonian staff, was in the city today
on business combired with pleasure
Mr.. Davis is well known here, having
covered" Salem for the Portland
Telegram for number of years.
o
Chief Of Police shedeck has received
a letter from the chief of police of
Santa Rosa, Cal, in which it is said
that a big hardware store in the Cali
iornia city was robbed last Sunday
night and several hundred articles Of
value stolen. The Salem police are re-
quested to keep sharp lookout for
anyone selling any Of the many articles
described by the Santa Rosa ehieI.
.
Tom Williams left this morning for